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siderable number of PennsyIvanians.
For a day or two, members of the Good
Intent Engine company of POttsville,
composed almost wholly of war veter-
ans, with other war heroes, have been
doing the capital Many of them serV-
ed in the army under Gen. Stanton, who
is now paymaSter general of the army.
It was the desire of the veterans to
pay a compliment to Gen. Stanton, and
through Major Muhlenberg, an army
paymaster, and one of the ancient fam
lily of Pennsylvania Muhlenbergs, re-
Quested permission of the superintend-
ent of the building, George w Bayard,
to permit the band of the Third brigade
of the N. G. P, which accompanied
them, to serenade Stanton at the de-
partment. Major Buhlenberg failed to
see Superintendent Bayard personally
about the matter yesterday, but left the
request at the Office of the latter. and.
receiving no negative reply, notified
the vets to send on their band.
The musicians appeared this morning
and had begun to blow their horns and
beat their drums in the highest style of
the art in honor of the grizzled Stan
ton, when superintendent Bayard rush
ed out of the building, and in a fren-
zied way ordered them to cease their
racket and get off the grass, which in
ment. Major Muhlenberg and d. Q.
Henning. a Pottsville attorney, tried
to explain, but Bayard gruffiy ordered
them to shut up, and shouted to the
musicians that if they did not clear out
he would have the hose turned upon
them.
The drummers and horn bblowers
then sadly fled away. Major Mullen
berg retired in a tremendous passion
and Gen. Stanton was minus nicely
arranged serenade.
Theaffafr created a deal Of excitement
at the war department, and Bayard is
a target for epithets which are mex
pressible. The incident is not yet clos
ed, as the conduct Of Bayard has been
formally laid before Secretary La
mont
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-30
WILL BREAK HIS NECK.
Sharkey is Very Had Because Corbett
Declares the Match Off

Denver, Sept. 3O.-Theodore Brown of
this city has received a dispatch from
James J. Corbett, to the effect that both
of the California clubs having failed to
deposit a purse for his fight with
Sharkey the match is off and he will
now make a match with F'itzsimmOns
as soon as possible. When informed
of this Sharkey, who is here to give an
exhibition with "Reddy'' Gallagher, be-
came very mad and announced that he
would break Corbbett's neck on sight.
Lynch, Sharkey's manager, says
there are plenty of other clubs willing
to offer a purse for the fight and he
was in correspondence by wire with
Corbett yesterday afternoon, though
with what result cannot be learned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-30
Iowa BRYAN clubs To Meet

Chicago, Sept. 30-There win be a
state convention of the Bryan silver
clubs of Iowa, at Marshalltown, Octo-
Der 8. for the purpose of unifying and
consolidating the club organizations OF
the state w. J Bryan and Governor
Boies will address the convention, Gov.
Boies speaking in the afternoon and
Mr.. Bryan at night.
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VETERANS ORDERED OFF.
Rude Treatment of Soldiers Who De-
sired to Honor a Comrade.

Washington, Sept. 3O.-An extraordi-
nary incident which occurred at the
war department today was of lively. but
rather unpleasant, interest to con-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-30

Two Days Silver Rally atWashington
Washington, Sept 3O.-The two days
silver rally here is proving a great sue
cess. Yesterday Senator Leedy and E.
Q. Little spoke to an immense crowd
in the afternoon.
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SALVINI VERY ILL.
His Father Expresses Fears That He
Will Not Recover.


New oYrk, Sept 3O.-The serious ILL
ness of Mr.. Alexander Salvini at Monte
Catino, his father'ssresidence near Flor
ence, Italy, was reported some time
ago.
For several weeks, his manager, W.
J. Wilkinson, has heard nothing about
his condition, but today it was stated
on good authority that the elder Sal
vini had cabled one of his friends here
he feared his son would never recover.
The younger Salvini has won a high
place for himself among the romantic
actors of this country, and his death
would be a great loss to the dramatic
profession. His strongest role is prob
ably that of D'Artagnan in The Three
Guardsmen-" Lately he has essayed
Hamlet with considerable success,
and it was his intention to produce
"Othello'' and other plays with which
his fathers name was associated.
Very low rates Will be made by the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway for
excursions of August 4th and 18th
September 1st, 18th and 29th, to the
south, for homeseekers and harvesters.
For particulars apply to the nearest To-
cal agent, or address:
c. A. MAC MUTT,
1914 Union Ave.
Kansas City. Mo.
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Ladies' shirt waists laundered 50 that
the colors will not fade by Peerless
Steam LRUndVy. 112 and ia ". sta.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

FURNISHED house for rent or furnit,Ire
1or sale a. a bargain. Inquire lli2 san
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Mr.. Herbert Niles. special represent a.
Trust corporation. having main Offices
aol and 9oo Noave building, Cincinnati.
Ohio. sends. under date of September 3,
1925, testimonial from his barber. Harry
sscheid of I'll West Sixth street: II want
to say" writes Harry. that for eight
months l have taken three Ripans Tab
ulcs a day. and have not been 10 see a
DOCTOR once since commenced 10 take
item, Before / would have TO have a
big tube put down my throat and haze
MY stoma n flushed Il believe that is
what they call 10 three times every
week by n doctor that charged me 10
cents for every time. OF course that al
ways gave me relief, but It aiways came
back again, and ! can tell you II was no
fun TO be pumped out about every TWO
DAVIS The doctor said l had catarrh Of
Inc stomach; but whatever II was II amt
bother me now, but 1 stu take one OF
RIpans after each meal. as l ain affaid
IN quit. | am barber and for four
wears | was troubled. so that j used To
lose about three days out of every
month. xwish you would have your TAB
MES kent in more stores in Cincinnati. as
there are only two places where can
GET them. My attention was first called
ia your remedy by asking what the street
ear sign meant
,s,nrsn "Harry Shcid.'
uipans Tabuies are sold by druggists or
BIZ mail il ne price 90 cents q nom Is
cent To- The Rin ,ane, | Sew York. sample
sM, ol ia ia cents. For sale ny y. Il. kieslins.
druggist, 80. Main street.
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he uses on all occasions: II am a demo-
crat" This did not originate In the
knuw him. 1t had Its crigN In The mute,
ibglorious days In which he sold papers
on the trains from Buffalo to Albany,
ton 81 Lucius Robinson, who was once
governor of New York Mr. Robinson
asked the young merchant orc morn,nr
sell that Sheet" the hoy said. as he br,s-
,lcd With. indignation over tho thought
that anybody should ask for IT, II
wouldn't help to spread the stuff old
Greeley writes. I'm a Democrat"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

Diseases. Syphilis. Ernptionss, Hair Fall
Ulcers, Effects OF Mercury: Kidney and
Bladder Troubles. Weak sack. Burning
Urine. lncontinence. Gonorrhea, Gleet,
Stricture-receivo searching treatment.
prompt relief and cure for life. Both sex
Is irentsd confidentially and privately. i.
Rupture cured by our new methods. Send
DRs. BELTS & BELTS.
n CNew No. mo- st. Charles street.
New Orleans. La
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VIANI-A HOME TREATMENT for
uterine troubles; investigate mt 80. Bins
building, lady attendants from > to &
u N. adNrlcc ..nd healih book free. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

y RAYS, y RAYS. Y RAYS,-Hcuston
-Therapeutical and Massage san
itarum. Texas avenne and Fannn
street. thorough system Of Electro
Thermal Napor. Needle. sulphur and
soda baths Photographs and Fuoro-
SCOPE examinations made with the Y
Rays.
Drs. Warner. Baifour and White.
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS
IS d. Charles Street. New Orleanr. La.
phyUicianu and Surroona

Young. middle
aged and old. sin
gle or married
men. and oil who
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD. Ner-
v O IL s Debility,
IS pc rmatorrhea,
Seminal Losses,
Sexual Decay,
Failing Memory.
weak eyes, Stunt
ed Development.
Lack OF Energy.
l m p o v o rished
Blood. Pimp,es.
lmpediments to
Marriage. a so
BLOOD and Skin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

FOR SALE-A lot of new buggies. sirreys,
wagons. traps and harness NJ cost, Lar
cndon's stable. corner Franklin and Car
ollnt streets 7-@
BRICK, BRICK. BRICK at hord time
prices, delivered or ut kiln. hank sand
and flling bats for sale Ask for prices.
j. +. Williams. Manager. Telephone
268 Brady's Brick Works. 81
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FOR BRAIN FAC

Use Iorsford's Acid Phosphate
Or. W. r. I.ownan. oranccburgh, s. G..
says. II have used and prescribed II with
beneficial results In brain rag ana nerve
,xhailstion."
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HALE Interest In established wholesale
produce and commission business. good
opportunity for emerge ic man with small
capital, Address 7ie5, this Office. l.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

FOR SALE CHEAP--Thrce bath tube,
lo9 Preston avenue. =
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HOLLOWAY SEED cOMPANY--W Whole
Gale 30 Pacific avenue. retail 2at Elm
street Dallas, Texas. Carry everything
IN seeds. Send MS your orders. We carry
the largest stock In the South Sorghum
IN ilct. kaffir corn, fruit boxes aud haslk-
e,s of every descripp on, AGENTS for
Planet, Jr.. gerden tools pIows aud drills.
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Trade or Exchange.

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-s.o,,ooo
worth of Waco incnmner,ed , nus' nsrs
i,c,ila,p call on or address j. y. Nc.
Gresor. 1ols Texak avenue. housloIs-1
TRADE OR ExcHANGE--'rwo pool and
billiard tables. somc furniture and lot
for trade or sale: horse and bugsy pre-
ferred G. a. ElmAn. Room 10. Cotton
Exchange. e
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wANTED-will some f..iend please send
me jesse V. Agees address jesse, /
want TO see you. Write to Ha! Weide-
man. Bluff Springs, Texas. II
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For Rent.

TWO LARGE south rooms for boafders
single gentlemen or couples without
children. in small private family; rot-
This Nilicc. u
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MOTT

me ,sd nns o's shniendid Value at SOC; over 900
v,nn,,isr titles; well made. gc 1921 nssGsr'
eatSes backs. a. W. BALDWIN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

Ping the driftwood of gosslu
ofels was a rumor that Rich
was a victim Of BriVht's DIS
P"ld not live mcre than two
kas coined in tie mint of
Pi spicnf with the julop OF
" reached the corridors and
non; The Bland ncu donieIi
~ silver n.ck' was stund
in,o', and that he never had
tlive except docayed tooth.
silver filling. Then. in re-
Ne rnmor which they traced
Hnn, thov gave II oiit thnt
'hha'ion for tho presidency
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

FOR Modern two-srcry residence.
seven rooms. hot and cold water, gas
ard sewerage connections: low rent Ia
right parties; near corner of Fannin and
Polk on Eannin street. Inquire OF l.ews
d. Rosenberg. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

ar seemed cool aud brscing
)" ,'he Temperature whlrn
u Louis during the repub-
Instructions from the local
hlnlitee, prnfesscy Gnrrint.
,asn'ar brand of Chicago
weather carly on Tho
Fourth Of July From "a
s ~ gra1uolly cropped 10 "a.
,,ESyn' down from Tho north
M n III, ,ne spray nom tho curl
,,a me ola Lake Michigan
~ SHF Fitted the banks of fcg
ron ,n,v'goraiilie ozone swepi
ee,s. u struck mo Bland
fn,pb n went up 20 por cent,
W WI me Boies hcaid,iartcrs
I'm sh went out 10 bet five
,hn iowa man would be-
n, " w., thrrc ballots.
:" WA, Mas much sousht hy tho
!, ,1,sitnrs. There was inst
bo lex ,, a wave WITH a crest
[as, ar was - clear that in
,r 9ne could make out thA
desn ,hha. lIarny n cloud
njarp plue sky. aud 4, was n
sn nry IN tho great summer
bssor 'n h srmy Of lin>n-clad
ar n,ari1oti Will have il
s,s, %'ay' I'M not too warm
a, 'ai Places in the country
". ,ut Chicago is nor ors
!" l'ss tho corn c,.,p A.
r s9f Garrso't vii, co,,tin,,e
M OF weather urili after
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

FOR SAI.E-Sccond hand and In A I con-
dition, one 30 horse power engine and
boiler complete with all fittings, one
10 light and one light are dynamo. one
100 lisht Edison incundescent dynamo.
l.. Il. Miller. q
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Situation wsatsa.

4 COMPETENT wiate woman wunts a
position In some family: Wiling to he'll,
with hcusewcrk. Address sil2. this OF
lice. ].
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TO FRUIT GROWERS AND PRODUCE
pEALERS-Write Texas Box and
Basket company. Dallas. Texas, Tor
prices on baskets and fruit m >kages Is
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THOSE WANTING 10 buy or soil furni.
turs should call on the Apex Furniture
Company, ol2 Travis street. u
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Real Estate for Sale.

II. g. GAuT. Real Estate Rentals and
Investments. Biia Bldg.
choice +, ~ and ~ acre tracts, To
miles from city nj $50 to 80 per acre.
farms, 50 10 100 acres. ~ and 20 miles from
rily. "a - 10 ST. per acre. trhcih o. iOUJ %
1900 acres, suitable for subdivs on, at
80 ard 500 per acre.
c.ty propert3, both improved and un-
special bargains for all cash Choice
business properly in heart of city. a
tradinI list complete.
iiinn Rld... epprs 10 capitol Hotel. II
FOR SALE-A DWELLING house, corner
Franklin and Caroline. must he moved
by July 20 Apply 10 Henry Fox 2v't.
Main street. "
FOR SALE--Ica-c Or exchange. IL 800
acre ranch IN cNmal ccouis'y. ON ,hc
FOR particulars address Owner, T.. O.
Box so5. Austin. Texas. IL
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| THE BOSTON Furniture Company---We buy
and sell second hand furniture and All
other household goods; CHEST priccs
paid for furniture: sos Prairie avenue.
y. Ctamcr agent n
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PRICES FOR MERCHANTS - Ready
made mosquito bars. one dozen In pack
4ox72 $500; eox72. $500 dozen. Frank.
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Personal.

DANCING at Forest Park every Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and
Sunday night. Floor manager In at
tendance. Excellent mus,c. Good floor
Admis sion abs oluteiy fire.. L.
WE WANT to correspond with parties
who have ash ami oak lumber for sale
Boring Manufacturing comrany. Hous-
TON %
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Special N office.
JAMES CONVERSE.
c. @. WOOpBRIpGE.

NOTICE We invite offers OF purchase
for the property OF The estate Of Mrs. C.
Nj Allen, deceased. including the home-
stead property. corner Main sireet and
Rusk avenue. and lots In tho Allen addi-
ton, all In Houston.
No offer OF Jess than one-third pure
chase price cash Will be considered.
Z. ". Bocock,
A, Z. Allen
. OF ~, ncuforn
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SOLD for account undcrwritera: SsIS
water damaged pure Irish linen table
damnsk. pc yard, linen towcls. thrce-
quarters DINNER linen damnsk napkins.
N2S. Franklin's, 1910 Texas avenue II
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Wanted to Buy,

Wanted TO buy.
WANTED TO BuY-A Gooi horse or
pony and buggy or pbaeton; must be
in good condition. c. a. Elmcn. Room
10. Cotton Exchange Bldg. IL
WANTED TO BUY.-second hand mems
clothing: will pay highest pr,ccs In the
city: send postal card to ilISA Congress
avenue. third floor. No. Z 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

FOR SALE Two sets of furniture and
Kitchen sct. ono cooking stove. ono
heater for sale very cheap. No. $40 Pres
ton avenue. IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

NOTICf,-The board OF pharmacy of the
Eleventh judicial district will meet July
I5 1906, nj 5O3 Mean street. to examine
applications for registraticn A. II. Kies.
ling registrar. I'D
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

FRUIT JARS-Wc have good stock or
all sizes OF fruit Jars. refrlgerators. that
we are selling at cost White us for
prices or ccne aud see VS.. we viii show
you a beautiful stock OF crockery. glass
ware. etc. cheap. John Mcclellan g.
Co. Nos. GA Main street and 94 Texas
avenue. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

A PAYING Investment IS TO have your
electric work and plumbing done BY ua,
tells Tor protection. Houston Plumbing
and Manufacturing Co.. phone 400 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

FOR SALE-Cican stock or hardware. i'm
bulk or In lots to suit purchaser, como
and examine for Yourself c. w. 10.
cock, trustee. No. MI Preston avenue IL
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If YOU WANT splendid bargoin cali
Mt once: / hlye for sile one splendid
,inw no room cottage thai ! viii sell for
half price, S2lJ cash. balance small
monthly Payments. this y the boz; bar
gain cyor offered In Houston. call Mt
once at 9i1l. Main street. VIA. Manager
81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

y Pere Bodnott. enc ,,f tho
".s,s IN Chicago. dcsl no 4
~ q said, TO Wear /. ni,er
OF his friends last night.
"as betn notcd as one
ao1'can Priests in Chcnro.
recruitment II, the sherman
s sr Win a visiting slersy-
'em W Sconain. Tho two
sic hhh 10 Illinois headauas--
tsh,nnunl.Ms, oias Of Father
,wMii'ohers, could hardly h,-
ntn lie siw his ~ islh-
N, ~. ,a As h!mscli Al home
y ,.. W. 70 ! Alle id nen. No
Ind ,erHl pihcis Of Father
VIE, Nhp WIRE nr.s''n,
h me priest, They learned
A.. conversion. "J an n
VS. occas i" sn,d ,Sai h. I" \.
sue, ven You why. Matters
Mi" stage that the ri.
his n,san that The grin Of
mr. country VIII beoor TOO
nj, .inle.-for ne. l am for
~ time a, any rae Ia.
As.,e'ns fer silver"
XIV justified ths on,ri,,
a, held 81 him rs 'p ,.,,o,,.
Fa;hnes Enrls h, INCLUDING
n sInsr liodnelt can com,
a' Al tomorrow's CON
.,. - nm Is the author OF
sa''csnt assertion which
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FOR SALE or exchange for sicam ca
rousal an artesian well rig, little used;
complete TO 10 1900 feet: 13-horse power
boiler and engine. Address Hoehrcns
Bros. Crockett. Texas. 10
NAILS. NAILS. NAILS, :0O0 kegs for
sale. i l. Nick cnNcr g.
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AN ESTABLISHED Wholesale commits.
son and produce business in Houston.
including good viii horse. harness
wagon. furniture. hNtures. etc. good
trade ami line of sliippnrs. sarisfacio,'y
rcason for selling. Address 7i5,. this bf-
fee. IL
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Professional.

DIR. II H. STACKPOLE and l.. w.
PATTScIi Specialists Cancer. eczcma,
,nmors and chronic sores. no matter
how Ions standing. positively and perma-
ncntly cured. Address 1913 18th street.
Galveston. Texas. ~
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EIGHTY ACRES or black sandy loan for
iiN. convcnlen, 10 schoois,. pos,oftire.
etc: ger of n, ~ campo. H.. ". King.
Goidenrod, Wharton county TeAat. 10
SOME OF tho choicest BARGAINS ever
every ward. especially the Third and
sixth; Third ward residences with from
IN eonyentenccs. from $3.50 to 1900:
terms ' liberal, ,ii. 900 to loan on Hcus.
ton city property at psr cert per an.
proserty for rent, sale or exchange list
Il wi.h me- i push my business. don't
allow II to push for me, ". ~ Noreeet.
Autchins House. "
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ELEGANT upright piano new, coed make
and tone, pcrfcut condition, Warranted
SIX years: your own price for cash. No,
li1 Capitol avenue
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-Ilarry Ahcid.r

,,In,n. rahuies are sold by druggIats or
Ia, him paii if he price 80 cents a hoM Is
s ~ no to the Rinans lAbueYs or cogs amnls
No. 70 Spruce st, street ,,s h h Err o. Kieslnsa
druggist, sc2 Main street
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Board and Rooms.

BOARD AND ROOMs-PIssslnt roens
with hoard: modern convenlences; three
blocks from Capitol hotel ~ Jrevx
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The bicycle races by the SIDE of one of
the numerous resorts about the metropolis
are sight on pleasant evenings. The
"serried ranks" of the steel stecds extend
three. four, six and even ten tiers deep
on both sides of the Sscat summer hotels.
and AS a rule the stalls In the sheds are
empty and the hosilcrs out of u Job.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

FOR SALE-$y75 buys furniiWrc Of ton
room house; parties leaving ETY.: rooms
now nearly all occupied. Call 7io Travis
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-30

DR.. John l. Withrow OF Chicago
preached at the Third Presbyterian
church the other morning on the
theme, The Healing OF the Leper." he
Gaid:
We think Of his aillc,lon. his faith
and his cure. The atliciion was an
ineurable malady. No medicine ever
discovered or manipulation applied
recovered a case OF leprosy. This par.
iieular case had peculiaritles that mr..
rested the attention OF three OF the eos.
pei writer's. II Is typical Of the ono
malady described OF men-the maladv
OF sin. Why is Il parents transmit,
their worst traits TO their ehilde.
Why does the worst material Of opr
reading stick to our memories whv
Is a song Of doubtful purity so easily
caught by the young. Why Is Il In a
gallery Of pictures one canvas that has
on Il corrupt picture that catches tho
eyeg Let those who consider that I'm.
mainly Is not In leprous state give an
account OF THESE strange facts. There
Is remedy, and as this man found /,
90 may We. Look a, his faith. What
good works Jesus had done were crit.
lciscd by high people as being merely
tricks Of a clever moun,ehank. and We,
this poor fellow did not hesitate a mo.
ment to fan at Jesus feet. saving
Lord. II thou wilt. thou canst make me
clean II was a marvellous faith con.
sldcring his ignorance OF the great
healer OF all the afflicted people In
Palestine few comparatively were cured
by Christ When We ask why he did
not cure more, the only answer is they
did no, ask Il. Had he ever refused
In a single instance. then all the
tongues Of antiquity would be .attllng
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