davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
Y. II. c. A
The Houston Boys WIZ the Membership
Contest and the Banquet

The Houston Boys WIZ the Membership
Contest and the Banquet
The following letter, with the report al
tached, was sent TO Galveston ss the result
OF the canvass for membership:
Mr.. Palmer. Secretary Young Mems
Christian Association. Galveston. Texas.
Dear Brother-At last the time has come
and the records are closed. we DO not
know how mitch you have raised. but wt
send you the photograph OF our records
and ask you 10 place your likeness by tSe
side OF X; Number Of sustaining rev
members, %; renewal sus' aiming members,
II: regular memberships. 81 new members .
renewals regular rle-nhe -SL!ps. 81, new
Junior members, 70. renewal junior mem
bers. .; money received. tl2i.s. You viii
see that We have taken 81 i5s new mem
berE and when you thirk that ninety o.
them have come 10 since tie first q she
year you car readily see what your happy
new year meant 10 IS. Tel youT young
men that In case We lose that we Wi feed
,he,n Ike kings
Thls Sc the New Year greeting they sem;
20 Houston:
Galveston seeds you happy New Year
ore hundred and eight serip-s a-d ten
t1-lo- man e-s- As cur team understand
* rhe hznqGe; is 70 Re given by the losing
team We nope - eat your turkey. arc
there any good ones for sale &c Houston
DOES lo-se- money cpart2
= : HeyIHr Assistant Secretary.
LIS, ristt Gr Palmer sent n his report,
as f-s.cws.
~ ,uee se have received Is. new mem
1e-s a-d -g rere~ walls; q tgys. g. lew ones
ara s, renewals total men. iN; total boys.
= r-4ri f-iai - fer these members We
received -as. y7.
T-is c11y2is t-raa November + 1897. ard
A.s .sru l-5e- way to- g l,tle more than
slrrr DAYS TIC members ~ the Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
Will TEST TIE LAW.


Negs-y Er1-iu and BROOKS Decline 10 Fur
uish Ball.
Messrs Z. D. Erwin ana II. II Brooks.
pfne"rg % the Security Benevolent assn-
cia'lSn. ara Ia jail having declined to
fsrnih bail. } ~. futile. attorney fol
't~ aFtoclafi0u Informed n Post reporter
naf APPLICATION for writ of habens
c9rius would have been made Ia Judge
y Rreghcar Yesterday, were It not for
the fact taai Attorney williams was called
away from the city. Mr Tutrc said: ut
~ admitted that mutual benevolent assoc
caiione, doing business through the me-
dunn 81 LODGES and councils. are not re-
eliret 20 have certificate OF authority
20 do business from the Insurance commits
si0ner &r Pollard admitted this on tho
witness stand. Another thing the state
mas given specified time 10 make a re-
port. from January ! 30 March / 10 asso-
Citations not operating through the medium
~ lodges and councils. Now. the Security
Benevolent association waB organized in
Jolly ard these arrests were made Drccm-
Der 81 1885. when the state gives ample
time, from January 20 March 70 make
the report. We anticipate no trouble what
ever IN securing the release of AIussrs
Erwin and Brooks on vrits Of habeas
cgrpus'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
Sinner. TeNas. lannarv 8. lsa.

DR.. j. ]. McKanna. Houston. Texas:
highly esteemed friend ! received your
highly appreciated letter; was glad to
hear all was well. You say you want me
to write letter for publication. will say
one thing. your Gold Cure is q true cure
for whisky; It made man out OF me
ard started me on the road to prosperity
again after ten years drinking and loss
Of time. | will assure anyone who wants
70 stop drinking and be a man that the
Cold Cure Will do the work, ana l will
also say that 1t does not injure the health.
but leaves man in perfect health In
orery respect My advice Is for any man
that wants to stop his drinking habits
Is to take your Gold Cure and he will
never regret II. with kindest regards and
respects to all. am your friend.
John Turk.
Dir. McKannas Sanitarium, corner Main
street and Elgin avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

pierre i 8 handsome one and was pur-
chased al ar eNgrcnsc % So the chain
hssus a heavy l:ae rStiern valued at s..
TIE watch Is engraved; Presented TO
Eswar4 : Eils Ny tho Employees OF the
t. {. 81 ny Co. Jan s iss''
THIS tcs;iTr on.sl 10 the new supsrintend-
sn; IS Slncerc expression from the en-
rlsyns ~ ;ho good feeling tina; exists be-
tween them and their superior He has
served SIX years in TIE employ Of the
company. advancing 10 his present posi-
ton frarn that o. 1loto--nAn and his Kind
pess 20 those under him since he has as
vs7cc3 from tipo ranks caused them 10
desire 10 SHOW him In some way the pleas
ure It gave them 70 see him promoted The
matter was taken in charge by Messrs
c. McpSrsei and 4. Codkin md culin.n-
&iss ,As. night, as reported above.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

this morning. the first cars on each line
will leave the power house at 5.2a O'Clock
instead of 5 o'clock. as has been the Gus.
tom heretofore. The very light travs.
which has been accorded the company
during the half hour. during which they.
win be no cars in future. has CAUSED tkt
abandonment by the company. Anothei
bulletin posted announces that hereafter
the schedule on the Congress and Preston
avenues line will be a car leaving IN
stand a, the cornSr OF Main stree; aas
Preston avenue every even hour and every
seven and half minutes thereafter. The
schedule has been every eight minutes,
but this caused confusion. General Mana
ger Hayward Is preparing other schedules
which will be announced later.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
TEXANS IN GOTHAM.

New York. January 5.-The following
citizens of Texas are domiciled at vari-
Gus hostelries of Gotham:
j. Il. Gillian of Battle Is al the st. Mich
olas hotel
L. E. Ranney Of Sherman is at the
Grand Union hotel
J. w. Cobb OF Austin is at the West.
minister hotel.
hotel
@. y. Ryan OF Galveston is at the ST,
Cloud hotel.
VI. J. Orleans OF Dallas Is at the St
Denis hotel
E. NJ. Chase OF Fort Worth is at the
Plaza hotel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
THF LIGHT GUARD.
Annual Meeting and Election OF Of
fcarg

nC1lS.
The annual meeting Of tho Houston
Light G lard was held last night in the
armory. larg number being in attend.
ance. Captain +. A. Reichardt who has
been In command Of the company CON
tinuously since 1855. was reelected. there
being no opposition ticket. lie has been
a winner 81 times gone by when the com
pany was Ia competition and the soldiers
who have followed him on victorious ael is
rejoice 10 honor him with their votes as
their commander. 1t Is a deserved COM
piiment 20 him. lie is given his same lieu
tenants
The following ts the complete roster OF
officers as elected last night: T. A
Rei-hardt. captain; Spencer Hutch'ns. frs
lieutenant; George y. Torrey. second Hen.
tenant, 4 Z. Swanson, third lieutenant:
J. q. McKcever first sergeant. r. Burns
second sergeant; I. l. Rushinore. third
sergeant: J. c. Wiggau. fourth sergeant:
W. y Baugh, fifth sergeant; e. NJ. win
stead. first corporal; r. Robb. second cor
poral. W. A. Reichardt. third corporal
Z. =. Bujac. fourth COT poral.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
TuE CHARGE DISMISSED.

The case against II. II Brooks. score
tary and general manager Of the Security
and Ben. violent association, wherein he
WAS charged with obtaining money under
false prefer SEES by Mrs Susan Roland.
was dismissed yesterday in Justice j. r.
Mahoncy's court. X. l.. Pollard, chief
clerk In the office OF Insurance Commits
sorer a. j. Rose, who caused the arrest
% tho officers of the Security Rcncvo-
lent association for alleged violation OF
The insurance laws OF the state. returned
to Austin yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

Fre,ts L. A. Reneaa. J. W. Chandler ana
L w Aih-ech.
Ladies' Rescn;aca Sorsrsitice--N Miss lit
80 SICK Chairman. Mss Asdie kensae.
Mrs W = C&rS;ers, Miss k,llan RcneaM,
Mrs l. Moore, Mrs J. ". Chandler, Njra
81. y. A,lasan a.sd Miss clesrse Ssepltr
Cscniisme-'s Reception Co-arnsttee 80
feorSs ,. Fuller. eha1rgsSz, J. ". Rev
au. u. J Carrerser. w. Z. rAcse-. = +,
f,1zck. Earry Burke. Charles Cash Ard
George t'rauhare.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
HoLLANp LopGE MEET1NGs.

At . o'clock this afternoon Holland
lodge No /, Ancient, Free and Accepted
Maoons. IS called to meet for the purpose
81 officiating at the burial OF the late
Peter Gable Aute-hurial ceremonies will
he held in the lodge room.
Al $50 O'Clock tonight there will be n
meeting OF the lodge FOR the purpose OF
comforting the entered apprentice degree
Oh two candidates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
1. O. b. b. INsrALLATION.

Last night at Montenore Han Houston
lodge No iSi l. O. Il. r., Installed the
recently elected officers as follows:
President Louis Freed, vice president
y. II. Fox, treasurer, ]. NJ. Geysou. Sec
rotary. $. simon: warden. Joseph Rnsen-
that. guardian. seymour Levy. trustees.
VI, Raphael. Leon Levy and L. s HAAS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
HOUSTON ~ TUE LEAD.

Heavy shipmen, Of Machinery and Cast
iugs to Louisiana.
on Monday n shipment OF nearly 1900
pounds 81 machinery and castings was
made by tho Iiar,well Iron works to a
point In Louisiana. 300 miles from Hous-
ton. Shops In Louisiana were unable to
complete he order on time which caused
the pariy TO come 70 Houston TO plagc the
order The order was acccpteb by the
Harlwell Iron works and executed in one
week to the entire satisfaction OF the
purchasers. II included large amount OF
pattern work. which OF itself occupied
conal1erahle tlme
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
MIR ELLIS REMEMBERED.


BY employees
An unusual ceremony at the power
house Of the Houston City street Railway
company was participated In by large
crowd. Including all men on the Hue Of
the road. At 1850 o'clock, when ali cars
were I'm and the days Work had been
brought 20 n close Superintendent Edward
$. Ellis was the center of the entire force
Of men under his control. lie had been
summoned 10 the power house by some
message urging his immediate appearance
upon business of Importance. Tie replied
TO the summons. hardly knowing what
was coming. aud hoping that he would
moi be met with discussions during the
first week of his incumhency as superln-
tendent. He was met by Mr.. Gage Mont
gomery, who made very pleasing ad-
dress. closing by pres snting the super'h-
tendent with fine gold watch ana chain
as a Testimonial Of the esteem IN which
he is held by the employees OF the COM
pany. lie made a fitting reply The time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

Hon O, T. Holt, member Of the National
executive committee OF the democratic
party. viii attend the meeting called bv
Chairman William +. Harrlty January ID
at Washington. Colonel Holt will depart
for tho Nations capital on the night OF
January H. He is undecided as to tho
place OF melting OF the convention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

min street and Texas avenue. was the
cause OF an alarm Of FIRE from box 81 last
night. The fire was extinsulshed with
chemicals
Before the department returned from
this alarm another sounded. caused by
fire out on the Harrisburg road. Chief
Ravell took the department 10 the fire
limits and seeing the blaze was more than
a mile beyond the city limits they re-
-. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

Mrs. Willard and her six children. whose
desperate straits was mentioned In these
columns yesterday, will be sent to a town
On the Southern Pacific. where the woman
has friends. At first she expressed n de-
sire TO remain IN Houston, but WAS ad-
vised that 1t would b. best for her to go
v here she had friends who would assist
her. To a Post reporter she stated that
her name was Willard anu that she came
from q small hamlet near I.uling. on the
Southern Pacific railroad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
RAILWAY TRAINMisN BALL.

The following committees have been APP
pointed to arrange for the third annual
ball Of Bayou City lodge, Brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmeu, at Turner Hall:
Arrangement-H Niger, chairman; w.
u. Archer, Ed Brown, l.. W. Merchant
and w +. Carstens.
Invitation--J. II. Sick, chairman; IL. T..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

Sire. Jules 4. Ran1ie lied ~ her home
b. So1tsfsg. Mex!e5 yesterday morning
Geeeasef ~sz sig'er-ln-law OF Mrs.
X, Y. Giliasp1e u Houston. ana ~as the
fsaest u that lady during HE holidays
hhe ssae many friends in Houston. Dallas
Austin and other Texas cities. Interment
will take place in Denver Colo, the girl
hood home OF the departed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
PROUD OF THE RECORD.

Showing Made by Justin C. White for
December.
Justin G. White. collector and assessor,
completed his report OF collections for the
month Of December yesterday and has
reason 10 be proud of the showing made.
There Is a large increase over the cor
responding month of 1891, as the compnri-
son VIII disclore.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
SERMON ON BAPTISM.
ReviyaIist Northcutt's Text at Cen
trail Christian Church.
.ALARGE AUDIENCE OUT IN AFTERNOON
Pardon and Its Evidence" The subjecI
Discussed Last Night-His sabjscis
This Afternoon and Eveaing.

'.FoIiowing Jesus Christ" John xii. %.
..If any man serve me let h.ui follow me"
were the subject and text TO which
Evangelist Northcui divided the thoughts
Of the unusually large audience a; TIE
afternoon services yesterday. a little boy
was seen walking with cs ne and crutch.
Being asked why ne done so-not being
lame he replied That u the way Uncle
walks" The force CT example is greA.
enc. We all. consciously as Cncol scscus-
IT, follow examples set Us by others. The
hes; example set by all the world for our
following is that OF our Lord and Saviour
Our Saviour set us the example Of being
baptized. What kind o. baptism IS the
right ore7 Why. the same way Jesus was
baptized. il does not nsiier what that
WY was. IL IS the right Cns. IN Marx
]. {, re Rad that CHRIS, was baptized In
the Jordan. The Ioi daz only means
water. 40 different perhaps than the
water ct the Mississippi Then II 9ta-
than. Ill = z-e rad that Jesus came " 1ut
OF the water cfne can DOT well come ~
GU. OF the w-zte- witnar. firE- belns ao-vr
81 the water. Who may - har tizei7
Those wso -s1e-i and believe, a-d hoth
these opsraticrs a. the -ini require tho
scttc- ot Intelligence an this can r.i ne
5ore ~ infant. Ther uhaf e tap;-Er-
We read ihat Is is being born ~ -rats-
ana ~ 10 e,5-s. r-s.J ~ - 80 - 49,
~ sr-neSrt~s- trss So, o.5-s+s-s- :, -,,,s.
rsr5s ~ -. fhr -us--i-v ~ ,-a-s- -~-e-
,,r lf-re- ~, e,,i-s,,7ss W. ha-. a.
g7r4tl,,. 5- u-.qe-s.s-slf-e +Ae, --e r-f-.. he
r-Ye~ts- tha- he ~ess ~ wa i .-..
a. cra rust - ~ tra Greer
m ~,.zs-..--- 49,. d. s..--.-..r 80
et5sa %. r.. ss--.,-s .t-l. -.s,s-... -,,...
fra 49, rs.rrrs-s Gene 80 =. .,-.tzs.s
~ ~ -s.--7,-rs-7 q, e. ..
7y-A s-~sts-- s-.--s--;-~ - s,c....-
~a-4s-a WIS ~ ? ~-,---- s--1-- 3 $3.50
.<5-ns .-,s-- ss-- v--,osa 4--~s ~ ~--..---
5ov- 40 .3tt- -s-s- 50 re -r..--.
-s,f.t Z. S.--.s -~.. ,-.k ,,--. -...s ..-.s.
&c tse t,fr, yrs fr-ss -s $50 49,
ss-o-r So -1r.r.s 49, 1esra 49, ..
irSsae They " ~ -sE.-. ~ -re ~. ~.
f5i5 y, sa--- l--- -+. .e.--- e-s -.a- =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
THE WORLDS Ruff.

The New York Worlds blum on the bond
question was wired to the presidents OF the
National banks OF Houston. The replies
were in line with the expressions OF other
National bankers In Texas, favored by
che World
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

genschot4r whiteomb.

At high noon yesterday. at the Hotel
Dtrysr, Justice J. T. Aahoney officiating
Ar, PRANK NJ. BenEchoter and Miss
FRANCIS N. whlteomb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
STREET CAR scHgpuLE.

Epper1nppdent H. 8. Ellis OF the Hous-
ton City Street Railway company yester.
day posted bulletin instructins MOTOR
men and conductors that, commencing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
81. 275 81 Slll.457 81

Totals ........ ........ St22lJ 81 Suti ~
i is a great showing for the city and
demonstrates that the people have money
with Which 10 pay their taxes, admitting
that the times are hard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

]. RELY GORDON & w. II. FOSTER.
Associated Architects, 3C7ia Main street.
free.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
TGXAs PENSIONERS.
Issue Of pecemher %.

original--Archibal1 Mcdonald. Jeanette,
Jack county.
Increase-William w. Bates Alvord,
Wise county.
Reissue-F'rancis L. Bachelor. Harris
burg. Harris county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

Gas cooking stoves ami hot plates for
sals by Houston Gas Light Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
REMOVAL.

have removed my drug store 10 500
Main street cornero Prairie avenue.
A. Il. Kiesling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

Blackburn & Bailey. up-to-date photog-
raphers, 1coSia Prairie avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
A SMALL BLAZE.

A buckle, of burning trash In the Moore
Bros. \ Burnett building, corner Of Fan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
rNsK CALENpAR PADs.

Lengthy reasons why you should buy
your lumber from Ware. He has the best.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

r p. williams. Dentist. Binz Building
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09

nc Wonher store sens toys.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
THIS CORN is KING.
A New Variety Four Times the Size Of
the Prevailing Kind,

A New Variety Four Times the Size Of
the Prevailing Kind,
Samples Of corn of giant species
have been obtained from Peru by the
department Of agriculture. The grains
are four times the size Of those OF or.
binary maize, and Secretary Morton be-
lieves that the plant may be turned to
most valuable account in this country.
1t is very prelVc and bears ears Of
huge dimensions. The species is quite
distinct from any known in North
America, and the name Yea amylacea"
has been given to It.
The grains are extraordinarily
starchy, even for corn; hence the name
"amylacea." Already ten distinct va
rieties Of the species have been ascer-
tanned. One Of them would probably
be excellent for canning, inasmuch as
1t contains an unusual percentage Of
sugar 1t has been named Yea amyl-
acea saccharata.' Undoubtedly the
species Is derived from tho same
source as the maize Of tho United
States. All known varieties OF this
cereal, it is believed, came originally
from the "zea tunicata,' Or clothed"
corn, which still grows wild in Mexico.
Zach grain on an ear OF this primitive
maize is inclosed III little husk. It's
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
FACTS FOR FARMERS.

The very small potatoes are Just the
thing for the hens In winter, and will
be worth as much for feeding as those
that are larger.
IIEADwoRK Is worth more than hand
work. The farmer who makes no mis-
takes will reduce his expenses In every
department OF his farm.
A BEEKEEPEB says that should q col
ony become queenless from any cause,
three weeks may be gained by having
an extra queen to give 1t at once.
PEAR trees that are blighted should
be cut down, rooted out and burned,
or the disease may spread. The sacri.
Gee ola few trees now may save many
others later on.
BY the judicious use Of bran and lin.
seed meal the coarse foods can be made
to do excellent service in maintaining
stock. A Combination" food Is better
than the continued use Of one or two
kinds only.
APPLE trees should be SO pruned thai
al parts may DO reached by spray
well.praned trees allow free access Of
light and air among the branches, and
this prevents fungi from obtaining SO
strong a hold.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02

larly II 1t be stake and wire fence as
shown In the cut This shows the
stakes wired together instead Of the
old-fashioned wooden cap with holes
bored In 1t to bind the stakes together.
Also there IA no need Of driving the
stakes into the ground ms was former
ly done, the wires holding all firmly
together, enough SO as to prevent
blowing down. 1t will be noticed that
the stake is cut off square at each end
1t was formerly the custom to sharpen
the lower end and drive 1t Into the
ground, but this soon rots and con-
stantly lifts and heaves with the frost.
On sandy soil the stakes might be
driven, but on our clay soils it is not
the thing.
The litter is made by taking piece
OF 3x4 for base and mailing the two
standards to it. The base should be
about Is inches long and the standard
! inch thick, 8 inches wide and AZ
inches long. Notches are cut in either
side OF them so as to make 1t reversi-
BILE. Seven half-inch pins are pnt
through for the lever to work on.
The rest of the construction Is shown
by the cut without further description.
e, u. Bopue, In Ohio Farmer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02

Two FARMERS living near Wetappo,
Fla, fought duel on horseback with
Winchesters few days ago, and one
man was killed and the other seriously
wounded by two bullets. The men
lad quarreled and each had sworn
that he would kill the other on sight,
They happened 10 meet one day last
week on the highway, both being
mounted and both having their rifles.
They opened fire on seeing each other.
and three shots were fired on each. Ono
man, George Phillips, received all three
Of his opponents bullets, the third pen
etrating his brain and killing him in.
stantly' The other man. ]. s. McLain,
was hit by two bullets, and fell uncon-
scious from his horse as his adversary
dropped of dead. The dead man was
married only month ago.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
A New American Product.

The result Of government tests on
the relative efficiency OF the new Amer
lean cellulose, made from the pith Of
cornstalks, and the cocoa fiber cellu-
lose, hitherto used as preventive OF
leakage through holes made by shots
In the sides Of warships, have proved
that the new product Is much more
useful and reliable. Projectiles Of 100
pounds weight were fred through O.
feet cubes Of each material and water
was then turned on. After some hours
the water was found to have soaked
the cocoa product and to have run
through the hole to the other side Of
tho cube while the new material was
perfectly dry on the side away from
the water.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02

OF Fort Wayne, Ind, writes on Nov 20 1894;
Il WA aiillcted for forty years with heart
trouble and suffered untold agony. lhad
weak, hungry spells, and my heart would
palpItatc SO hard, the pain would beso acute
and torturing, that I became so weak and
nervous Icould not sleep. ! was treated by
several physicians without relief and gave
up ever being well again, About two years
ago commenced using DR.. Miles Remedies,
Ono bottle Of the Heart Cure stopped al
heart troubles md the Restorative Nervlne
did the rest,and now sleep soundly and at-
tond to my household and social duties With
out any trouble.
eold BY druggists. Book sent free. Address
pr. Niles Medical Co., Blkhart, Ind.
n. nles' Remedies Restore Health.