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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08
-"We take pleasure in recon

-"We take pleasure in recon.
mending Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy because it is praised by
all who try it," says j. w. Cox T.
Son, druggists, MarShticld, Oregon.
No one afflicted with throat or
lung trouble can use this remedy
without praising it. 1t always
gives prompt relief. 1t is especial
ly valuable for colds as it relieves
the lungs, makes breathing easier
and aids expectoration. A cold
will. lever result in pneumonia
when this remedy is taken and
reasonable care exercised. For
sale at the Phoenix Drug Store.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08

Mr.. Robert l.. Carnalnn has
announced himself rs All indtpeud-
ent candidate for Police Juror OF
Cotile ward, Rapides parish, at the
election which takes place on the
list Of this month.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08
A@BEAUTlPUL SODA FoUNTAl

A>BEAUTlFUL SODA FOUNTAIN.
MIR. jacob Geiger, the genial
and atfable proprietor of the
''Eaglu~ Drug Store, recently pur.
chased,a very handsome Soda Wa.
ter Fountain, which he has had
placed III position. The Fountain
cost 81, 100 and is the finest ever
seen in Alexandria. Mr.. Geiger
Is one OF cur most enterpllslng
and progl essivc business men and
deserves the patronage Of the pub
he, which lie genera ) receives.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08

The Populists OF Pineville
ward have nominated Mr.. Fraz'er.
Scott fm Police Juror Of that ward
at the cuSuiiig election on tie list
. day Of ApIiI.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08

-Frank Shepardson, an engi
iieer on the Southern PuciIie Ry.,
who resides at Los Angeles, Gal,
was troubled with rheumatism for
along time. He was treated by
several physicians, also visited the
Hot Springs, but received M per
manent relief until he used Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. lie says it
is the best me.liClue in the World
tor rht umatism. For sale ut the
RhOenix Drug Store.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08

sf,--The School Board Of the par
ISL Of Rapides, met in regular SEES
sion, at the Court house in Alex
audIia OH last Saturday. We will
publish proceedings next week.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08

-The Police Jury ct hapides
parish met IN regular session at r'a
Court house Monday. They will
probably rcmaii i'll session The
greater plrt OF the week.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08

If yea have ii good property
to insure, 60 to j. ". Alexander
an ! get good Foley on it.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08

= FoT Il delightful Smnke try the
= City Council Cigar. ALI FIRST class
{" tleIierS sell thtm.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08
PERSONAL.

deputy Sherltf j. H. Thomas.
OF Boyce, was in town Friday.
Mr.. JOS. II. Meeker, of Home
plantation, was in the city last
week.
Dir. O. n. O.. Watts, of Cnlfax,
spent several days in the city last
week.
MIR. Geo. Bicham, Of Shreve-
port was in the city several days
last week.
MIR. Samuel Fry, U. $. Post
Office Inspector, was in Alexadria
last Wednesday.
: Mrs. Kilgore, of this city, Wis
tied friends in. Boyce last THUS
day.
DIR. SoRoelle, Of Lena, is in
town this week in attendance upon
the Police, Jury.
Col r. W. Barton, the popn
lar drnmmer,, WAS in the city Mon.
day solicI ing orders.
The Misses Alice and Laura
Fauntleroy,,of Bayou Robert, were
in the city last Ffiday.
Col. Webb Taylor, promi.
nent planter of Bayou Rapidcs,
was i'll Alexandria Monday.
+ Mr.. Mat Ryder, of Big Island,
accompanied by his son Thomas,
Was in the city last Thursday.
Hon &c pnoh nro,ni,en,
attorney of Cousl,atta. La. WAS il,
the city last Friday.
Mr. ! W Alexander tha NON.
ulu, Insurance. \ gent Of this civ
m,da +, hnxin.v, fri, RI r.
last week. !.
Mr. Geo r Ahat a nromi
uput merchant of ,Roycr arcomn4.
MED by his rs,imahle tumjly was
! in town So,,tuy
Mr. Pu.m.li oe 81 Iouis w,s
| in tho ritv l.sf Naturd,v IN In;
/ ness con,i,ctedrwith. ,hs INV In,
, Factory
Nv 1oso,,,, E;,uot,;o,, of1,
nrulwrr nl.ntatjnn WI. in FL.
,,tv Nnnd',v tn t,,e ,r,,iti,.ati,n
If his many iricn,l. -,
y " y.
,-, a.. - ~: m' N" I'J'n'
on TIN. ,r.,, Non,,t,in. r,i.1,r,,} W.,
in The ci.v one uav la,t week
! -, ,,, e',, w -,
,os,,,,,t'.I ,.;,..,' ~ t.',,,',n.;a ,.-,,'
,,t,,,> ,,;.,. H., ,,,,,,.n',,',,. ',,',, ..',.
the DrMocpar an ;innr.riat.d
call
W. Wa, urnsa, o,,a 81 ,,,
uo., s,c,...!. ,t,' ,j.nt,', and ,'r,,',
,n,,,t ,;,;.,,,, 49,, s,,,n;,a h.,,,i,
viii, his many friends in town
Nouaav
" -. y-i,or n,,, nro,a
No. " III ;..', ~ y '..,,,n,, AID ~,
.n,h,s;a.t;n ,,,,r.,!ar,t. vs,.r.n
i j, town Ills week asa msmbc
Of tn. Grand Jury.
rhs u,,v fri.,d, If Mr. Herr
~ Haas .ar, ,'1sd to ,s,rn that W,
I.Ys beam :.nn,,in..d J,uitar nr the
Government Building by Post
Master Jonas Rosenthal.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Gol3ao.
berg want TO New Orleans las,
week, h4vjup been summoned
thither on account Of the serious
illness CT relative.
ur Z y Will aud f.,u;,,. .v
,oo+ - no,o soon ;ntn ,la parsor
,r w " | ,na J Jr INV e"u ",nv"
,.hioh h,s l,oon nna,,,,i.l b., e.,
lI;c.,osn and f,r;lv
~
~ D. a. :, "A ,a''' 'oun w.
''nrA man ana A''e" i1"n'ei "e"'
" h'fla'i"s mon"Ss' 20 auo'eSs
, ,"o 'H.'' . WI ',.", f'''e vi NV Nv
's''c"i ISSUES oi 'he way
Mr.. 81. Groves Jarrean, form
erIy OF this city, hut now a resi-
dent OF Dallas, Texas, has beer
IN tue city Tor several days, visit
ING his parents ana other relatives
Coy. Murphy J. Foster and
Senator Newton G. Blanchard
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08
A Gretna Green Affair.

Monday morning about ten
O'Clock, a young man, whose ap
pearance and action indicated
that he hailed from the ru-
raj sections, was rather unsophis.
slcated and nnskillcd in the devi.
Gus ways of the world, called upon
Justice of the Peace A. Il. Rachal
and blushinely intimated that he
desired his services in IA very deli.
cate matter. The Justice, with
bis usual courtesy and urbanity,
requested to be Informed az to the
nature of the services. Where.
upon, the rural swain in
formed BIN, that he wished tC
have the nuptial knot tied be
tween himself and his inamorata
AS quickly as possible, so as to an
ti:lpatc the appearances upon the
scene of an angry aud armed pa,
er lam!lias, whom it was in,imatel
might DO in close pursuit.
AS Soon,ss the license was pro
slu;:e'l, tie Justice pronounced the
ceremony which male Thos. Greg
DRY aud Mollie White, husband
aad wife. The youthful couple re.
side at I1owcott, in Grant Parish
on tue Houston, Central Arkansas
& Northern Railroad The groom
is at employee of the saw mill 81
that place.
1t is to be hoped that parenta
disrleasure will have subsidized ant
that they will he received with
open arms upon their return, ant
hike ''the pro,Iigal son. the ''fa'
ted call' will be killed for them
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08

JOHN Callahan sells the City
Council Cigar.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The fol.
lowing marriage licenses have
been issued by the Clerk of tn.
Court:
Whites - Josiah LuttrelI aud
Miss Catherine White.
Colored-Jim Thomas and Ma
ria Lewis; Jared Robinson aud
Lavilia Anderson; Perry Wade
and Ruby Pickett; Caesar Hyams
and Jane Constants; VIM. McNut,
and Oracle Robinson; Nora Ed,
wards and Martha Watts.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following transfers of real es-
tate have been registered in the
Recorders office during the past
week:
Mrs. Pamela 0. Clapp to r. f.
Rogers, six lots in Clapp Addi-
ton. Price Sl05O.
New Orleans Pacific Railway
Co. to A. II. Bringhurst, the S.-E.
t Of NV. / and the NV. ! of
The Sc. ! Of Sec. 81, L. s., Il. 9
", containing 81 1900 acles.
Price $365.35.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08


Work CONFERENCE.-The. L. G..
Nichols, of st. Louis, who has
been awarded the contract for the
erection Of the new Ice Factory,
arrived in Alexandria last week
and commenced operations imme.
me.liate!y. Work will be prose.
cuted vigorously and if the neces.
sary machinery which has been
ordered, arrives without delay, it
is predicted that the factory will
be in operation and will supply
the people of Alexandria and sur
rounding country with ice at as
early date AS May lsF. The build.
ing will be G2A feet wide and liz
feet long.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-04-08
Bilious Collie.

Persons who are snhject TO at
tacks Of bilious collie will be pleased
to know that prompt relief may bc
had by taking Chamberlaiu's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
1t acts Glichly and can always be
depended upon. In many cases
the attack may lie prevented BY
taking this remedy as soon as The
first indication of the disease ap.
pears. % and 80 cent bottles fol
sale at the Phoenix Drug Store.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
u1itteI= uuo Snos2lmeriPa.

eSn sSolqe bes brobenben @usfebens oeS
@treites 5tpii9en Der Gartbagena Gtisn<
ba6ngeieGi6aft unb Der Gegierung
BON Colombia bat Der Strettor
Der @efeH6uft, pelfem nit Sim
fperrung gebrobt pur6e, Inn bic MntpelenDeit
engli19er &riegsf9iffe er1u9t. Wa3rz
56einli6 tpirb aler 8erfebr 5eitpeilig arfz
ge6oben tperben.
Die IeBten Na6ri@ten aus G9ile lauten
babir, baB bic Negtftratoren unb NablGez
dmten bel9lofen baden, Der auf beute eins
berufenen @erfammlung bes @ongrefes be-
auppbnen, in pelber enti9ieben tperoen Ioa,
tper ais Prdiibent erpGblt pOrOen 1T. @s
berrl9t betrd9tIi9e l1nrube pegen bes Or
gebni1es.
Sine 9epeT6e aus &io Sanetro an bic
n2onbon Shines" melbet, buB Prdi. Moraes
tpeg'n Der antt>ituGienif9en 1nruben in
8raftlien bic Reiignationen bes Miniiters
Der austpdrtigen Nn~gelegenbeiten Or. Gar
los u. be @arbalbo unb bes SuItt5miniters
Or. q. s.. Serreires angenomtnen babe.
6awaii
Der 0ampfer Nlameba, Der am 90. Qu>
quit bon 9onOlulu a6gegangen lit, bat bic
Rd9ri9t iiber6rabt, baB Der 8eianbte
8iQis feline Obliegen6eiten pieber aufgez
nommen bat. Gs beiBt, baB iein tiir5ti9er
8efu9 in ben Ser. @taaten ben 3ped bate,
itb nit BrGitbent gleoslanb iiber bic Nns
9lieberungspOlittf 81 beipre9en. Nls @rz
ge6niB Der 8efpre9ung pirb angegeben, baB
8iQis ermd4tigt tpurbe, ltnterbanolungen
a%n5utniipfen, enttpeber fir NnglteberunJ,
monar9tf3e 9fegierung NIT &aiulunt als
&Dntgin ober nit ameritantf6er S9ubz
berrf6aft. Die 8abl Der beiben Hegiez
rnngsformen Ioue Dem @oIfe iberlafen
tperben. Miais ma9te balb na9 leinep
&udfe6r mad 9onOIuIu Der gfegierung feline
Nufpartung. 8or Der Riidfebr Des grGiis
benten Sole, Der it4 our 3ett auf Der SnIel
Maut auf6dlt, lit iiber bic Snitruttionsn,
pel9e 8iqis erbaIten fat, ni9ts gu erfa6z
rem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

ginen geIungenen 0tb iibsr 3lpsi
Sunferfibrer in 8reuBen ma6t biefer SoQe
Der 8erliner r8DrIenzgourier" 9as fam
10: Ser Sunferfibrer @raf b. Mirbu1
bat angefiinbigt, baB er feline parlamentsz
arbeit bef4rdnten miife, neil fein 4r3t linn
Die ftBenOe 2ebenstpetfe berboten babe. 9d3n
bemertt Ii Der 8erltner n8Drfenz@purisr"
~9te Gonferbatiben BADEN nit ibren 5iibrern
nngliid. 5rbr. b. 9ammertetn fat
it4 auS benz 8%arlament 5uriidge3ogen, mel
ibm oas SiBen perOrbnet, 9raf b. Wtir6aG,
tpett tim oas StBen berboten porben it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

8tsmard bat auf bic 5rage zines
6errn Sgilbp in Ounbee in @9ottlanb,
tpesbalb er an gretu 70 tpenig SntereIle
ne6ue, nit folgenbem, bon DEN u0amburger
Na9ri9ten" fir EDIT ertldrten 8rtef9en gez
arttpprtet:
Grtebri9srub, ben rs. Suti 1896,
9eebrter 6err!
sd bants Sbnen fir Sbren freunbltGen
Brief unb fir bic quite Meinung, fpel9e Sic
bDn mir baden. 3u metner gnt19ulDigung
qeqeniiber ben Gretern bite tb aber gu 3sz
riidfi9tigen, mas Der Npoftel paulus int
8rtefe an Sttus, Sap, l, Gers IL unb 13,
Iagt: p. 8tsmard.
9ie Stelen aus benz Sttus=griefe beg
grpBen 0etbenapofels lauten:
So bat @iner aus ibnen geIagt, ibr eiserer
Brppbet: Die greter 1ittb INNER 2iiqner.
b0fe 5biere unb fauIe 8du9e.
Dies 3eugntB tit pabr. I'm Der @aG5s
piGen itrafe ie f6arf, auf baB fe gefunn
Ieten i'm @lauben.
ltebrtgens baben bic greter beltte niGt
mebr ben bDien 2iigen= unb SaulbeitszRu
tpie CUR 3eit BON pauGus unb f9on Dor iener
3eit; unb 3riitlt6e unb mu6ameoanii6e
greter 3eigen it6 beut3utage nur gu fleiBta
i'm gegen1eitigen Nbf4la6tsn, pieppbl bic
59ld9ter beiDer Conditioner semetniamen
grie6ii9en Stammes itnb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

9as furht6are l1n9liif, tpel6es bic tleine
Gtubt SntondgOn am Siibufer beg Sus
periDrfee's getroffen bat, forbert barm6er5iz
ges Mitgefibl unb riibrige 9iilfsbereitf9aft
6era1s. g3a9 ben b~Drliegenben 8eri9ten
1T bas gan8e, natiirlt4 faft gan8 aus9oI3 GEE
baute Stdbt6en Elm &aub Der Slammen gez
tporben, Die 1mgegenb 1T nur biinn be-
iiebelt, unb 1nteri6lupf gu finben 16per.
Die Nd9te iinb in iener 9egenb iebt I9on
oft enpfinbli6 fibl, bic rau6e Sabres3eit 1T
i'm An3uge. @s muB energtI9 gebanbelt
tperben, Tim ben 8~eipobnern, pel9e gum gro>
BEN Sbeile drr1e 2eute 1inb, bic nod ba5u
iebt bur9 Die @tnGf9erung Der 5a6rifen
ibren nnterbalt p~erloren baden, l1~nterfunft
gu Derf4affen unb fe por benz 9ungertobe
gu betpabren, @or alien 9ingen IpQten 2es
bensmittel, Rleiber unb 3eIte bort6tn ges
fanot tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

g}u6 benz uns ODm bieiigen faiferli9 beuts
I9en GonIulat 3ugefteGten Qu5peis uber
9amburg's 9anOel unb @6iffu6rt i'm Sabre
1894/95 bat fi9 Der Wert6 Der @infubr fee
pdrts BON 1866 MiIionen auf 1861 MiGips
men gebpben, tpdbrenb Der Der Nusfu6r BON
1915 auf 1887 MiIionen Mart itieg. Ser
9anbel nit benz Snlanbe 1T in bieien 3ifa
fern ni9t etnge19lofen. Den SabeGen iiber
ben 54iffsoertebr entnebmen mir, baB 333
S6iffe BON ben atlantii9en Soften Der Ser.
Staten tamen unb PAT bort6in aogingen,
Ionie II reip, 13 BON unb mad ben 9Gfen
Der Ser. Staten am SttQen Mser.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
Der aroBe frana1ftl@s g6pfo[obsnz Gabriz

Der grOBe frun30fi6e g6ofolabenzSubriz
FAINT Menter bat einem amtli9en 8ertdt
5ufolge bic Sn1el @nticoitt in Der ct.
2atprencez8u4t angefuuft. 9erIeGbe piG
baraus t6eils etnen rieftgen Mtlppart MAJ
4en, tbeils Sdrmer baruuf anfiebelp. 9ofz
fentli9 gebt es linn nt6t, ME ben friiberen
8eiBern, ben @ngldnpern Sbert SorIpt5
rno Or. 9tpdpeu, bic fi9 8eibe in benz
@erfu4, Die Snfet gu cOlOntitren, ruirlrt
BADEN. Die Sniel bat einen 6ld9eninbalt
bon 3160 engl. 9uabratmeilen, 1T aIfp 70
groB, pte Die Staten Hbpbe Sslanb UNI
9elapare 3ui ammengenpmmen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

0as gefammte Rabinet bat abgeoanft
@raf &urabo 1T gum ftelpertretenoen pf'ntz
fter ernannt porben. Die RrtIts %ent1taif
pegen elmer Meinungsper l4tebenbstt be
treffs bes p%aeanten YOftens bes Wttntiters
bes Nustpdrttgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

Die gr0ffnuns bss 80, g%ncampment bet
@ranb 4rmp Of tbe Republic in ct, paul
fanb Bel einem ibealen Sommernetter itatt
SIS berri6te serabe 10 osl 8riie, baB bic I'M
5dbligen 5abnen unb 8anner luitig f~lattsr=
ten, glet9iam our 8egriBung Der oieleu
Sauienbe bon 8efu9ern. Don Sagesan=
bru4 an bra4ten re9elmdBige unb @onber=
3iige bic 8eiu6er bon Quspdrts mad ben
@taot unb lange por Mtttag bDrte man iber=
al Die &ldnge flotter Mdrf6e unb f~onfttgel
Militdrmuitf unb BITE @traBen pimmelteu
nun 10 BON 8eteranen, bic bon nab ppnb fern
eingetroffen tparen. g2i9t peniqer uls IL
ober mebr regelmdBige unb 80 9pnber=
3iige aus alien @egenben Der Mtnbroie pa=
rem pdbrenb bes 8ormittags auf benz
l1nion@8 abnbofe ein9etroffen. Die @tien=
babnen batten bic pp(lfommenften 8orbe=
reitungen fir bic 8efOrberung Der Maen=
i9enmdfen getrofftn, 10 baB ntemals aud
MI oas gertngfte @eordnge berri9te.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

The position o. Easlsud to-day 3D.
most uaenyiablc" said Chicago nir-
lricr 90 rccon, sormoa. While %.
lng 90 one hand % the Uos, civilized
nation In the world on the other she
oilers her eternal friendship 10 the most
harusr0us ruler ln the modern world.
Pro'e ling 60 be the friend Of the pea.
fecuied aul tha champion 81 freedom
che look on lhe preparation " uau'-
terablc crimes against humanity o
allows months and years 20 psss w..
ont any decided Interference. lrci..
and Armenia are the everlasting dis
giacc OF Great Britain. England Is to-
day the bulwark Of Ottoman mlsrule ln
Asia Minor For half century she
has allowed the determination OF the
Armoulans 40 the hands Of the Turk Tor
commercial purposes o. well No Tor po-
lllical jenlouslos. while sending mis-
Fionarles 10 convert the Mohsmmciaus
Of india. England sends soldiers 90 sup
port Islam In Turkey and Armenia. u
4 no longer the sword OF the Arabian
prophe, that was broken by Charles
Martol Il Is the sword OF England that
proplgatos and maintains the Koran Tn
Asia Since 1861 the Armeniaus, with
outstretchcd arms. manglcd and bleed
ina under the mltan's hoois, have
prayed 10 Great Britain for help. but
England, like the su' an, has only prom
ifed help reform, without keeping the
promise viii 1896 close with the sui
tan still on his throne, England hold.
rig up bis hand dripping with the blood
q o nation1 lay The responsibility
for the atrocious murders and wholesale
massacros In Armenia NJ the door Of the
tory government Of England. Every
drop OF blood spilled In Armenia, every
child bayoneicd, every maiden rayishcd
BY bru,cs, brands her maiesty's presen,
government with a disgrace which, IN
tie words Of Gladstone. will be iaGci-
ihle."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

b or not much worse he may allow
them and not otherwise"
Before firearms drove on, all Other
weapons II was an object to equalize the
strength Of the company. the shot 1as
the musketeers cams to be called sup
plementlng the pixies All the combin.
atlons OF men for drilling which are
given by various authors illustrate
this: thus for the defense from horse
men place the ranks Of pixies every
way. your shot next unto them your
bills Tor halberdsl and ensign IN the
midst. the pixies ends couched down
the better to resist the enemy"
All kinds of lodges are taught thus;
III In sight Of the enemy, which Il
superior In numbers. the front rank a
bikes shall spread out 80 as 10 admit
the men Of the second rank In the open
spaces. Hut II the enemy manifest
real Intention Of attacking and there
be no place OF refuge near the second
rank shall return to tselr places amt
at shall serrie eloee together. The shot
shall be placed IN the voward and rear
ward. 20 that they may sklrmish and
retire as occasion serveth."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
Ucw Radiccl Departures IN bicycles
This Nenr

1he bicycle show In New York has
not. after all brought oui u ny novel
lies of supreme importance 10 blcy.
clists a large. only four radical de
p'rtures Of construction have appeared
as the result Of the years Inventions
and all of them have 90 win any pop.
ular recognition. These are bicycle
on which a driving rod like that ON q
locomotive has been substituted fOr he
Chain; a spring adjustment which gives
the rider all the comfort ON rough
q aces that thO occupant Of well bal
anced carriage has In similar clrcum
stances: the use ~ a rotary crank. hy
which the pedal motion Is reduced o. q
short stroke up aud down. producing
driving forcc In the same way as q
walking beam does, aud triangular
frame. al the apex u which u sad.
die, the handle bar being at the rear
and the handles at the side, ON the
same level as the saddle. Among the
more conspicuous u the lesser appli.
ances werc many varieties 0f nat. short
saddles. an upholstered saddle gith a
slightly rotary motion to allow for thu
movemcn, back aud forth of the thighs
and having mo- projecting tongue. sew
oral divided saddles. each of which
moves slightly on an Independent hinge
with the downward stroke. and several
other forms. hut the inevitable result
~ an Inspection OF the general display
~ saddles was the conviction that the
Ideal bicycle saddle has not yet been
given to the public Among other
ihlurs not found was practical uii.
puncuuhlc tilo aud thoroughly sim
pie aud rrcctiyc Instrument for mend
ing nuuciurcs. Most manufacturer,
have c0ntcnicd themselves with max.
lrg heavier tires. aud sonic have adopt,
cd canvas covers. One OF the most
practical and lugcnious novelties Of
the show WAS bicycle rest which ena
hics lhc rider 90 leave the wheel stand
irg security 40 any spot In which q
is stopped. Irrespective of any other
support This rest Is concave piece
tf steel less than four ounces IN weight
which. when closed. Is hardly notice
ahln on tue wheel. Il clamps AROUND
ihn lower tube ~ the wheel. directl,
iu front Of the bottom bracket Whef
in u.s. 10 REACHES % the ground at such
nn angle as % give ilrm support L
the wheel. and Il Is hinged 10 ~ 4,
fold un agslnst the tubing when no
needed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
auc.,loH Of sierys.

Thu aglililng question Is again b,
ue discussed regarding the possible
faie OF iae full sleeves that have -
long been the rage. u l. constantly
feared by those who admire these pie.
iurtsque accessories that they Will be
abandoned altogether when once they
are really fWwud upon hy fashion.
The excess and eNagserIiion of thls
pretty and mgst comfortable style
naturally tending to reaction. and n
radical change We think there Is not
q woman living who desires Ia see the
revival ~ the skiuiight torturinc
sleeves ~ other days. They were not
drcssy, neither were they improving ot
becoming % either stout or slender
women. The newest creations are
happy mediums In outline and STYLE.
ANA " only this very desirable state ol
thing. sleevewari could remain 90
yuglr Tor years. We think no reason
able woman would ever wish for e
cungc u is to d. hoped that the
rJdiug m1llsics viii cndeavor to kocr
within iho limits ~ good taste ana
rDoi grusc, uad that they win strongly
urge ihr.r plrpra 90 refuse hoth the
old-siyle sleeve aud the hideous balloon
shapes, and ga select foy what u best
"rtiicst and most comfortable IN spite
d the Oats from official sources or IT'S
lus pmurs from nowhere. New N0rF
rost.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

~ the liea n curing rick children with
toysi
Gulchemcrr" -'ns tearing his few r.
malnirg hairs m despair when the or
Ger of public instruction entered HE
shouse.
sir. said the latter II am q ccTe-
spondrni Of scientific Paris Journal
have just heard Of your success. I
should like 10 mention II In my article
Woulu you permit proiane outsider
o. examine the marvellous appliance
that you have invented and which the
forester"
Guichsmerre gave start Of JOY as
the truth dawned upon hin. The for
ester had seen badly. and had mis-
taken the locomotive for a new snrgl-
cal appliance.
'Sir. said he 10 the officer of public
instruction. with difficulty refralnlng
from laughter. ALLOW me TO express
INV regret that for o short time longer
! am compelled u .8.ard complete 81
lrnce Respecting my invention BE
sides" added he grayely. Il az about
10 communicate u to the Ac1 z ~ ~
Medicine" iayase
40 present NJ GuicLpmer'haDhmyor
of Saint-LcOn and candie N for the
next senatorial election Wy