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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

10 hackers. aside from ehsncss n
their favor. infasuation was their chief
reliance. Would I not stop while
Dame Fortune was 80 generousl
But played day and night with the
regularity Of planetary movement /
won and won till the corp1 Of regulars
were following my plays and sharing
In my prosperity. when appeared a
seat was given me az though ! had a
proprietary right. while the poor
wretch who had given the place his hii
was ruthIsssly put aside. Al the
wheel or at the table | seemed TO die
tate the course of fortune, ana had
more than enough to re-establish the
two men I loved best
One morning / awoke with a vivid
Impression Of a dream that gave me a
clear title 10 the little principally ana
all its belongings. straightway came
home as nearly AZ the crow flies ~ the
facilities OF steam will permit ! an
no more superatltious than before all
this happened. and there IL nothinl
uneanny about the little ones that cal
Charley papa" | only know Wha'
happened.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

The number Of states In which aliens
are permitted TO vote At elections after
having simply declared their inicn-
ton OF becoming citizens has been
diminished by one A a recent cleo
ton the voters Of Minnesota approved
a constitutional amendment which re-
pcas the provision conditioning the
vote Of persons Of foreign birth upon
declaration Of lnlention. Hereafter
no alien can vote IN that state who
has not been a resident OF the United
slater Tor G; leas, ave years, and ad'
mlttcd to full eltlEenshlp At least three
months prior 70 the election. Il h e.
tlmaied that more than one hundred
thousand voters In Minnesota have
never been fully na,uralirod.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

foolish school companion ever sought
10 impress me with the mysteries that
cloud reason until Il seeks explanation
IN the supernatural do not even re-
call ever hearing that dreams 50 by
contrarisN Yet l had not thought
over that dream for day before I had
an unalterable desire to vislt Monte
Carlo for the purpose OF restoring what
my lance had loat I would not ap-
ply TO him or 70 my father. This vas
not because Of their Impaired fortune.
but because I could 70. fsfend the re-
solve. had a family physician 10
whom l went for funds and who was
willing to respond without asking any
questions that would have embarrassed
me. He went farther and assumed the
professional responsibility Of sending
me abroad. though he could never ex-
plain why he thus compromised his
conscience.
when I reached what seems 10 me
one OF hell'a probabilities, / felt AZ one
going into battle An my surround
ings we're familiar. passed through
the glltterlng attractions as though
they had been a part Of my whole liie,
I could not have delayed 10 scan the
daily papers or 10 avail myself Of the
hno stationery that suggested a duty
to those left behind. The fever Of the
gambler was upon me. and yet knew
nothing Of gambling. Entering the
fatciul rooms. passed The trente-ot-
uuaraute table. Il might be surer, bat
Il was slower. and had read as much
Ny fight was 10 be a Waterloo. with
the role Of Napoleon assigned TO the
bank.
After confidently seating myself
played with an abandon TO astonlsh
even the stiocal feeders Of the tiger.
had no system. No color. no number,
no combination was tried a. the result
Of any previous thought or sugges'
tlon. was an automaton with eyes
placing my money az the divinity scat
tiers the scented blossoms When q
goodly heap Of sold was In front Of
me an I'D RUSSIAN oiiicer made an
elaborate apohvy for addressing the
handsome young American, hut he has
seen - many give hack fortune aitel
whining Il. The devllinh fascination o
tAe game was the eblsf dependence o
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

Men ov real merit are the fuE, ones
10 see merit and praire Il In others.
Don't pla with the DEVILS tale. Yu
may sskape unhurt. but Il Ia a doubtful
viktory.
one 0v the graicst viktOrys ov good
breeding Ia. Il very often makes q
phool endurable.
Billy. mi 10y. thare Ia no sufsr way
10 put yure handle out than trying 70
shine on all ocoaahuna.
Thare may b peOpie Who are -
meath haitery. but / never hay met one
whom ! thought wsn abuv Il.
TAare is nothing 20 simple a. graft.
tuce. and yet Il n the highest possible
price We can pay for ennytAing.
The world In a workshop. and none
ov Ne n expek,ed TO lay down our tools
until summoned 70 the court above.
The necessarys ov life are cheap and
simple. and yet We manage 20 make
the akt Of living a kontiRual slavery.
The literary people are the mosl ieAl-
oua ov all the professions This proves
to mo that thare Ia the most frauds
amunE them.
II We expekt TO git AZ tho tru value
ov things We have 20, to bile them
down, and skim them well. too. when
they are billing.
rhare Is nothing 90 dlmkult for q
horse to do an TO keep hir heels Level
when he feels hh Data Il IA Just %
with mortal man.
Tho crate art ov kontcntment kon.
aists not only In being satisfied with
what We may hay got. but with whal
We hain't 90; nor kant git.
fung man. u va expokt 10 sukoeei
In this world. yu have eot 10 trundl,
yuro own hoop. The Jealousy o,
friends and the malignity oy cncmle,
make The road 10 sukcess a hard one 4
travel.
IA phoollsh an most cerimonys seen
to be, l don't see how mankind cult
be managed without them: the great
submit to them from policy. and IN N,
lowly they excite a spirit ov emula'
shun that often works out good results
don't kahn to hav emmy partikulal
pollltlx nor religion. II a man Ia gOot
hiH pollltix IA all right. no matter whal
hiH views are; and n he Ia a good. leve
man hia religion Ia all right. BE- h
hard-sAel Baptins or soit-shel Presby'
terrain.
hav seen plenty ov smart men who
could phrovesy 10 a ded certainty
what would happen for the next Il
months. who couldn't set down with I
slate and pencil and phroyesy within
Is per cent what a would koat 10 ~
single a pig pen. .
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11
A YOUNG GIRL
WITH wAxY AND sALLow COMPLEXION.
a y
Pun ~ Rsform frsss. Csnirspals, TsFas.
CENTREvrLLE. LEON Co.. 1ExAA.

Pun ~ Rsform Frsss. Csntrsvals, Tsnas.
CESTREvTLLE. LION Co.. 1ExAs
September 2sth. 1896.
Ny little girl, six years Of age. has
always been Of pale. wary complexion.
and health delicate. until the early
spring OF this year. when her color be-
came paler. her health worse. stomach
hard and somewhat swollen. sleep rest
less and disturbed. often frettlng and
crying In sleep. We treated her for
worms and various supposed disorders
with different medicines. but nothing
We tried did hor any permanent gO0d.
In fact. her health became more uncer-
tain and threatening. until both her
mother and myself became considerably
alarmed about her, and we're more per-
severing In giving her medicines and
tonics.
Finally. reading Of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills. and the wonderful results effected
by them In restoring weak. sickly and
prostrated persons 10 goOi health. 1 do
iermincd 70 try them. but really had
but little faith. | procured some OF
the pills from J. G. Steel. the druggist
here. and vas careful 70 give them reg
ularly. according 70 directions, and BE-.
fore half the pills we're taken. We noted
. decided change for the better In our
little girl. and when All u them we're
used up she was well. hearty. and poe
sessed a rosy. healthy appearance. Il
has now been about four months since
We discontinued the use Of the pills,
aud 20 far she has remained In perfect
health. We have every reason 70 fee
There 10 no such thing AZ a natura
distribution OF wealth among mankind
Men distribute Il 10 themselves accord
ing 10 the dictates Of their own ahrewd
ness. good luck. greed. Industry. hon
saty or dishonesty.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11


I did not need the evidence OF n
mirror to convince me that was hand
some. Friends and strangers told me
30 TN l was weary OF II, even as the
monotony Of a song bird may make
one weary. That I was young. had
Affirmation In the thick family Bible
with IT'S brazen clasps and we'll
'thumbed leaves That l was not dull
was attested In a diploma from Vassar.
a knowledge Of French that did not
puzzle Frenchmen. music that musi-
clans liked to hear and literary abill-
" that never brought back more than
one out OF four Of my contributions
In social life I had the rare luck OF
success without envy. save az those
who are less fortunate long to Join
those who are more 20.
But one quick move Of fate changed
this life OF sunshine and Brightness
Father failed. and when millionaires
fail Il seems az though one never could
fathom the depths Of disaster. To me
the one great tragedy Of the wreck was
the unprecedented Of Charley. OF
course II IL necessary TO explain that
mean Charley Truman. for the famil-
iarity OF our set does not extend TO the
reading public. Charley was ruined
with his eyes open. but 10 me that only
meant that there was suspense as well
a. actual suffering without the buoy
ant influence OF hope. he had insisted
upon coming 20 the help Of my father
though the great risk incurred was
made plain az day.
How like physical torture this was 10
me can be inferred when Il h known
that Charley and I we're engaged. II
was not a matter OF e1pediency. but
an old-fashioned love match. lie
made light Of the calamity In which w
were an involved. But 10 me Il was
the saddest reality that could have
come into my life. That may account
for all that follows. but have thought
over Il much more than aay one elss
viii do, and am inclined TO doubt Ny
one thought was 10 restore the fortune
that Charley had 90 generously sac
rihced. I invented a score OF quixoii'
schemes. but had the good sense Il
abandon them because they were quiz
otic. But can only plead the psrver'
sion Of human nature In admitting thai
! adopted what seemed the most quix
otto Of them all.
I dreamed that ! went 10 Monte Car
10 with q mint OF money and lost Il ell
had only read Of the place. but Il VA
spread out before me a. a vivid picture
I saw the esplauade. the cafes. th'
clean asphalt pavemenis. the palm
trees. the grass plais. the arcade. th'
Hotel Me,ropole. the haggard faces o
those who wander up the hillside q
disappear forever among the foliage
the false cheerfulness OF the electri
lights. the bright red and black Of M
tables. even the many-colored meta
discs over which the ball Of fate dance
and skipped AZ though Il brought moth
ing but happiness into the world. n
leas graphic were the details OF m.
losing. Bet afieS be, was swept int
the omnlverous nav Of the great gam
bling Mecca. and the mechanical move
ment OF the Unsuitable rake seemed I
harrow my vltala
n had any superstition q was N
result OF heredl,y. No old nune o
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11
Tho Review o fReviewl Tor Fehruarl

The Review fReviews for February
makes a Plea Tor the Protection Of
Useful Men from h0res and "socle
ties and al well-mcanlug people VII,
bother the life out of public mrn BY
letters and calls on the pretext Of seek
ing assistance 10 some worthy under
taking. The editor Of the Review pub
fishes leiiers on this subject from Ga,
late General Francis A. Walker. writ
ten only n few weeks before his death
In one q these letters General Walker
wrote. Il am not well and neither call
cFs nor correspondents have any mcr'
cy.-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

The February ladies' Home Journal
opens with a striking arilcle-"When
Kossuih Rode Up Broadway" the
fourth Of its Great Personal Events
series. In Il rarke Goodwin recalls the
unprecedented demonstration and en-
thusiasm with which the Hungarian
exile was welcomed 20 New York
There are articles on amateur photo
Eraphy. sweet pea culture. plans for a
$500 Summer Cottage" matters per
tanning TO dress and the usual depart
meats. The magazine 4 houndless II
the scope and interest ~ ~ articles.
Ry The Curtis Publishing company
Philadelphia. One dollar per year. Il
cents per copy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11
LET rHE NEW WOMAN col
Rather Than Have No More Comforta-
BILE. Pat old Ladies'

Rather Than Have No More Comforta-
BILE. Pat old Ladies'.
when all has been said and done.
when the new woman has become an
established parsonage among us. and
has advanced In years as well az In
wisdom and honor. there will stu be
one thing for the world 10 regret and
sigh for-we shall have no more fat
old ladies. bless emf says Scribners.
For Of course the nov woman
trained from her youth In the most
approved and effective methods OF
physical culture. with all her superior
knowledge OF how TO control bodily
conditions. 10 put on heah and take
Il on at will. will never. even In her old
age, commit the error Of growing stout
So that. when the present generation
OF old ladies. our mistaken-aome
might say miashapon-aunta and
grandmother. are laid 10 rest. there
will BE- nobody left 10 on their wide
armchalrs by the hreslde tthe new
grandmother will probably be In the
gymnasium and the world viii know
a want which no superiority Of the
new woman can satisfy. This loas vii
not be felt al once: Il viii steal gradu'
ally upon us AZ the shadow steals ovei
the lawn. and there may even be some
In those progressive days 80 thin and
long and slim Of mind" as not 10 rec
ogniHe II a. loss al all But thea'
persons will be the ones who nevei
knew In ohildhood-for Il IL upon ih'
children that the loss will fall heaviea
the blessedness Of having a siou
aunt or Grandmother within Who's
radiance Of serenity and good naiur'
they crep; a. into the sunlight whei
the world suddenly turned bleak an'
cherries face upon their souls.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

Of the country than aii other diseases put
toEsther. and until the last few years
vas SUPPOSED 20 he incufahie. Dor : great
many years doctors pronounced u n local
disease and prescribed local remedies. and
treatment pronounced u incurable science
has proven cafarrh 10 ne q constitutional
disease. and therefore requires ccusiitu-
tional treatment. Halls cafarrh Cure.
manufactured ~ Y. J. cheney a Co. To-
ledo. O., u the only constitutional cure cn
the market n 10 taken internally In
doses from u drora 10 a feaspoonful u
acts directly on the hicod and nlucoua aur-
faces % the system. They offer one Hun
dred Dollars fer any case II fails 10 cure.
dress
y J. cHENEY a CO. Toisdo o.
sold ~ druggists. ftc
Halls Family Pills are the bsrt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

A man too modest 10 let his namo
BE- known went 10 the Boston postof.
zee last Christmas eve and paid out
Of his own purse all the postage on
letters and packages which otherwise
would have been delayed In transmits.
sion or not delivered az all BY reason
OF insufficient stamps. THAT vas ,
very original and thoughtful act, not
70 call Il charlsy.-Ex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

Reesanlna January 70 and every DAY
thereafter \ through PuIlma1 Sleeper
,.iu leave rsfi- =; 30 = r. nailaa
AZ $40 D. No.. Ciebnrne a. 1899 p. ~,
Fort Worth a. 04O p. ~.
Passengers from Fort Worth VII
connect with sleeper at Clehurne. az.
irving a. San Antonio $40 q. ~. VA
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Re 10 Cam
eron. San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
10 Flatonla. Eouihern Paclae 20 san
Antonio. one change only. with direct
connections for coachs passengers e.
Cameron. This Il absolutely The quick.
est time between North Texas anl
San Antonio. ". y. kkENAN.
q. z. A.. @. 9. \ y. y. hy-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

In the February Century General
Porter 10 his rccoileciions Of Cam.
palgnlng with Grant" rrcounts anec
doics aud Describes incidents 81 the
movements Of the army from Spoisyl.
vanla 10 the North Anna. General Tor
ter rccuris Grants hearing under ~
celpt % had news. and sets forth the
generals relations with his suhorli-
mates and bis comments on various
movements. and In brief gives the look
Of events ~ seen from the hcadquar.
ters point % view.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

Aeainat diasase fns uhich sashls ~ 20 m.
dsFro unacathed Ilsts frnn hurtful climatic
influences. exposure. oreruaFk and faiiEus
il The Nlrnf that u impaired 20 q deflitated
physique By ne peerless medic pal safeguard.
Hosisttef's Stomach nlfisrs You may possess
this riEor IL h shsf degree than ne trained
athlsis, aiihouEh your mnsculsr development
NAY b. Gar inferior % his Nlrof Implies suunf
good dg.silnn and sound reposs. tao blessinri
conferred By the nlttsrs. uh'ch remedies
malar ltl, rheumatic, nervous and kidnei
trouhle
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11
Tn. M.ls. sunday Fiddler

A. a prayer meeting In Augusta.
Maine. recently. prayers were asked
for a young man who played the fiddle
on sundaya Il Is not made quite clear
whether the young man became an OBJ
Sec, Of prayer because he desecrAted
sunday or because he tempered with
the hddle
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

The men hnd Il hard to be aatisfae-
terry. Charley HANDLE. OF Hoiton, was
killed because be refused TO marry;
Jacob Holtoa. 81 HANDLE. was killed
beeauss be wanted 20 mArry. This all
happened In Pennsylvania.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

Mr.. Goodman. Williams County. m,
writes rs. From one package salzers
German Coffee Berry greH 300
pounds Of better co1se than ! can buy
In stores a. 20 cents = pound"
A package Of this and big seed eaia-
logus Il sen: you By John A. saizer
Seed Co.. Ia Grease. Wis. upon receipt
Of Is cents stamps and this notice. W.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

hansen has already planned another
trip. lie has ordered a yacht Of twen-
y tons to Be built Of Laurvig, and In
tends 10 continue on Il his studies Of
the coast Of Norway and spl.aberg.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

No-To-BAc FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Over tot 900 cured. way aot lsi Ne-To-
Dac regulate or noft ycrr desire i1r toe tcco
Saves money. naksl kaaiih and nanheoa.
Curs ruaranissd, 5oc and u 90 al druggiata.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

The complete novel In the February
issue of Llppln colts r. Under the Pa
ciflc." By Clarence Herbert New. II
takes the reader 10 a part or the world
be probably never heard of before
where two extremely cnicrprlslne
Americans conduct a search Tor long
iost treasure under the most unusual
circumstances.
The two "Old Friends Of whom
Edith Brewer writes were FAR apart In
age. and one Of them was musical; Ia
fact. music and friendship are the key
notes OF the tale.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

The iO-cent silver piece was author
lied by congress IN 1872, ana IT, coin
age was begun IN iTOG
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

The women students Of Cornell Hre
endeavoring 10 raise 5000 10 endow a
bed Tor sick students In the City hos
pltal A. Ithaca, New York.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

A single order for i.O00.OoO pounds Of
smoking tobacco was new record for
that line OF business recently achieved
by a Virginia tobacco firm.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

When women notice anything suspl-
ci0ua. they begin 70 talk
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

and though little hope remained. ahe
begun 4. and an improvement was no
ticcd. The cancer commencedt % heal and
when she had taken several bottles Il
disappeared entirely. and although sew
eral wears have elapsed. not q siEn Of
the disease has ever returned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

What n difference between the wo'
man you hate aud the woman you love-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

afIlr afsi laga 90 ~ ~. hllne'a aFaaf Nerve
IlaIln4eT. re- d ira heIIII 80 lI4aiIal -.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

s. Ss.'s Ss,. . .si.s Or sS.' ls
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

d: q. ..: ~! s:' IS. !: S So. i: :;s:E ' ~:
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

You miserable devn. where did you
get the notion that you arr smarti
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11
A PAIR OF DREAMS.

T Is a strange
story; but perhaps
the less strange be-
cause there ls not a
thread Of fiction In
the entire fabric. I
am thus positive.
because ! am Mar
ella Clomas and
telling only what
happened TO my
self.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

thankful that We discovered ard tried
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills. and feel that
We can safely recommend them 70 all.
(signed) II. H. SwIxDLER.
Editor nsform Pres,
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
this S0th day Of sept, 1896.
$. 3. Cox. J,lsiies u NJ Peace,
and EF-oecio Notary Publis.
The proprielors Of Dr.. Williams
Pink Pills state that they are not =
patent medicine but q prescription
used for many years by "a eminent
practitioner who produced the most
wonderful results With them. curing all
lorms Of weakness arising from a
watery condition Of the blood or shat
tered nerves. two fruitful causes Of al
most every IN 70 which iesh Is heir.
The pills are also specific for the
troubles peculiar 10 females. such a.
impressions. al forms Of weak
ness, chronic constipation, bear
ing down pains. etc. and In
The case Of men will give speedy re-
lief and effect = permanent cure IN all
cases arising from mental worry. over
work. or sxccsses Of whatever nature.
They are entirely harmless and can BE-
given 10 weak and sickly children
with the greatest good and without
the slightest danger Pink Pills arc
cold b. eli dealers. or will b sent
post paid on receipt Of price. 80 cents q
box or six boxes for $3.50 (they are
never sold 10 bulk or BY the 1901. BY
addressing DR.. Williams Medicine
Company. Schenectady. n. Y.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11
SITTING THE SANDS,
WHEN THE "BEAcH coMBERs'
SEE A STORM THEY WORK.
cost yaluahles Of Summer nathers-
one SIAN Picked Up sss IN single
Day-story Of rwo Doubls Eaglss--A
-Lueky" Industry.

STORM Is Just AZ
good as a FIRE.
though. When the
beach conbers"
zee one coming
across the waters
they pull on their
rubber boots and
ollskina and forth
they sally. says the
New York Post
The first wind
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

sweden exports cashaEe to AmsFsCa,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11

soon rrcrouncro
her incurablc. A
celebrated New York
specialist then treat
Cd her. bat she cor
tinued 70 grow worse
aud when informed
that both her aunt
audgrandmoihsrh had
|, died from cancer he
! gave the case up a.
hopeless
Someone then re-
commended SIS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-11
Cancer
OF the Breast.

Mr.. A. II. crausby, Of Iys K-rr ST.,
Memphis. Tenn., says that hts wife
paid no attention 70 small lamp which
appeared In her breast. bot Il soon de-
veioped into a cancer Of the worst type,
and notwithstanding the treatment Of
the best physicians. Il continued %
spread and grow rapidly, eating two
holes IN her breast. The doctors