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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

,are-i aiair,sis o. b. u- asafin. aai
afe rcuinF % more Cf the receive
'roop. ihe .lkhs ore moat relied mon
tf iNn British Tor hard nghting and
h}alt mi iho circulars spread broad
casi show that an effort has been
made go bake ihc loyalty OF these sol
dicit with chat success is not yet
nown
Iha, 1mo of these Indian agiiators
are -upuluus ascalf be- evidenced
by thc nct ihat IN one Of their circu-
lars. and op~ which much stirred up
the people 'uNOnade The following
outrageous 1nd lying statement
nui g greater and 90 possible. worse
humiliation ia ln store ior the people
OF India llIndua and Moslems Sikhs
and parsons Tams and Buddhlsts
alike 4 petition has been presented
20 The Queen OF England lwho styles
horaolf Empress OF lndin praying that
English officials may Doc allowed 10 en-
ter your houses and after q detailed
examination of your daughters 10 ear
/ ry OF TO their cautonments. i0rcibly
rc1 ora may hc by them selected o.
official women for me most degraded
aHd most brutal ao'diery in che world.
This Infamous petition is signed by
'bo Princess 40 Wales and the wives
on nearly zoo thc English mobility and
is certain Go te glutod, being only
delayed pending One organization Of
another department 90 carry on the
shameful traffic. and for which You
win De Obliged 20 ray. as for every
other degradation 90 which you are
uhic.cd.'
while Jhp plague was rs.De tho
British hol'th officers violated sine re-
lig.ous feelings of thc natives 900 thoIf
efforts to STAMP &, ou. They were o'
course. 600 "a large measure Obliged 20
do to. nli ana Ens.Ishman. especially
when bD .s aWay from home. does the
NEST proper thing GOO most irritating
manner an Indian is used tn being
whipped aud cursed by an English
man. lut when % comes 20 touching O.
part %. hIr religion. mo matter what
ha, religion o. ue 90 orca becomes
dangerous Che agIiaiou hg,s care
fully io.torod ihe recruitment .elt by
the people concerning Dee plague reg-
uIaH0ns and have added mc 20 the
frra which were about expiring
As J1 che Mahumeun population. and
there aIo 5722llGl Mahomctars in In
lia there have been iauatcal mullahs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Gentle mother whose lite Is full OF
work and care. have YOU forgotten how
90 play? ~ so. lei your own children
teach YOU over again Join la their frol.
ics. share their sports. learn 90 play
their gaines % may seem loss of aim,
Co you. bat % means infinite gain Co.
the children Tor thc mother 90 Boz also
the playfcllow.
This cannot always Boz done. bat o.
can hc done often enough to increase
MANIFOLD the ohilds delight Boo sport
There is no opportunity like BE- Tor In
culcatiur the doctrine of fair play and
40 unseifsh sharing of TOYS From be-
ing pleased aud proud TO have mother
play With them they can easily be- bed
io the desire to make her have good
time. and from that To the considcm.
zion and practice Of giying other peo-
pie pleasure Remember the play time
ls bis best time Tor the average child
They learn quite early enough that
they can have good times without the
mother DO cy, yihing 90 postpone
that oyil day, aud. leaving the welfare
OF the child ont OF The question. the
play viii DO the mother good. u takes
away the worry and makes at least
one hrirht and sunny halt hour IN "a
day that may he fun OF cares We
have mo- space TO enumcnte the advan
tagcs but they are many Try them
Tor yourselves dear mothers and help
each other hy reporting the results ~
The trying upon your heart aud also
upon the temper and spirit Of your
child.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

The Liquor Dealers Magazine which
hi the way. is nat elias. in ,trr Doh.
spcct except tlc abom.uah'e huHa.
10 ADVERTISE contains an sI.ior.a LOO
ILcy Can't BE- D0Wucd Tl. u.
stance of ihp article o. idat f.... Boz
Psulson. ra ls ihs inventor o'H ...-
Cycl, spsab-ea.y or o. saloon eI..
travels nu o. wheel The 'uyau.0. ..
th.a wonderful scheme to ttrI. ibid.
went about un h.H Whca. nI u..
ht met party of men thrf 90. HrH.
trDm thc amo Dlulr,u. which .
fastened securely to che ium. a. Dbl.
wheel De- wis supplied with "a Is...
bottle full of lig sugar pills. tl.sr.|
Or rtni'rd at twenty five cents a.
'ie called himself "a doctor. auI s1..
ca.h of bis patients % DRINK ftu Dbl.
'iu can io wash the dr'na Io.r 10
is iaid io have bad Coo aIs. r.
uo-f lucrative practice iu hrmHu
county
nrf tbe editor rlyfs i's Who'll ....
away by adding zoe palms us I. Do
compelled Co add that Nf CaTsa now
uftrur ihe fate of MOST .uI....
lIis invention Pa lut him .u. .......
llc BE- now gn inmate OFF Arm...r.
county lai Un charges ~ Illegal f.I
r l.ng
We'll. We rise to remark GOA, .r.. ..
a. fate of o,.ldocrs am ih. n.f .l..
Nr Concc is boz Jail and rrlhn.f.I
ro.a selling liquor in h.s m.urt a.,
9. Ir,'y good evidence thii law D.. ...
h- enforced and thli its Violate. ..U.
200 carry on his illegal business .tI ,s.
.rre punishment W. DO no. lH..
villa, thc law ls To- Armstrong count.
p,rusyiyania. but o. is evident co.,. "a
rrch'hliory feature of SOME au U..
violated by Sir Coffee and ih. bs B..
~ duancc vilr or @ r,su.
lnssutss
81 nrohihuIun didn't prohibit n t..
,aef fray hov dll So Coffee v.t .H..
niia-Thc Lever
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Professor Coles. the famous Kingston
PaJ scientist writes that be- has dis
severed how 10 run machinery hy mag
aetiam, snd has incidentally hit upon
perpetual motion The glst ~ bis
communication follows The magnetic
motor is 80 simple in construction that
almost any schoolboy viii be- able 10
build . motor Of bis own. u you take
common horse shoe magnet and
steel pin, as shown ia cut marked J
and X. the magnet viii attract the pin
a a distance Of quarter Of an inch
30 that q viii jump 10 the magnet. and
n you were quick enough 20 slide some
non-magnciiC substance over the face
Of the magnet lusi before the pin
scached ~ The pm would jump 10 the
other end Of the magnet. aud vice
versa. 10 long OIL you were able to cui
on the attraction. Professor Coles.
working upon this theory Tor years aas
81 last discovered. On aluminium glass.
a substance that viii cut on the mag
netlc attraction as completely as snow
futs on the attraction of the earth
from steel sled shoes. Tho motor may
be described as follows Asa
woven magnet. weighing less than 20
pounds. AMI having a drawing power OF
more than 100 pounds The magnet De-
composed OF seven different kinds oi
magnet metals. and DO woven that each
metal Forms a complete and ndcpond.
ent junction OF its own. and ls faid
90 arrest the magnetic currents as they
pass from polo 10 pole b y shows the
ending OF the magnets. through a glass
rim OF case. aa the whole machine ls
rncaEed In glass and works in glass
grooves. ID shows the spokos In the
wheel. which are made of copper. fas-
tened to q glass rlm T. shows o. nei-
work Of German silver wire. forming
functions on each spoke. and ending n
steel llocks NJ. D shows a ubber-llke
substance which cuts Oh ihe attraction
of tho magnet after Il has drawn the
steel block down 90 a. aud. then draws
the next. and next. as NO on. forever
lust NJ u one could take common
horse shoe magnet aud attract the pin
and az the same time keep the magnet
novlng swift enough so that The pin
fould never catch MP Co o. The speed
+ over 100000 revolutions in see.
lnd. proylng that magnetism ls swlflor
han either llghi or electricity 70 o..
practically, The ionr-soughi-af'cr per-
,etnai motion. and Prof Coles gives Us
'onsirucllon 90 The world as though Il
ere but a mere toy. in 20 Dee millions
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

In certain portions of the west where
water is used for purposes Of lrrlEa-
ton. experiments have been tried 90
nrst utilizing the water for power.
Suitable pumps carry Il TO HIGH reser-
foirsI where Il Is used 10 generate elec.
triciiy. Il acquires an enormous power
by its weight and b. ia no wise In.
inred Tor irrigailng purposes An or
binary spring constantly drawn from
furnishes very valuable power IN this
way. and after the water ha. done lts
work either 10 the electrical plant or
IN the turning Of wheels. II goes on ts
way to refresh vegetation and make the
ground productive In this way ID per.
forms more than a double Office with.
out detrlment 90 Itself OF lts original
mission
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

The largest farm ~ this country and
probably in the world o. situated In
the southwestern part Of Louisiana. %
extends TOO miles east and west. u
was purchased Ia 1883 hy q syndicate
oi northern capitalists. by whom % u
siill operated Al the time OF its pur.
chase its 100000 acres was vast
pasture Cor cattle belonging to a Few
dealers Ia that country Now u Is 40.
VIded into pasture stations or ranches
existing every six miles. The fencing
.s said to have cost about 10000 The
land is best adapted Tor rice. sugar
corn 9ud cotton a tract say half a
mile wlde is taken. and AN engine De-
placed ou each side The engines aro
portable and operate "a cable attached
,o four plows 49, this arrangement
thirty acres are gone over in dlf
With iho labor of only three men
There is not single draughi horse ON
tho entire place. 90 we except those
U-Dj by the hordors OF cattle. Of which
there are 10000 head on the place
The Southern Pacific railway runs ior
th.riy-siN miles through the farm. The
company has three steamboats, operat.
nr ou the waters of the estate. &c
which 7oo miles are uayigahlc % has
also am ice-houso, hank, shipyard and
rice mills From the Knoxville rrih.
unc
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Wa..HM 81 u Especial ,orre..
H....u. H I.. If.rrI.lafI nifht
'.. ''.'.. ..H u...el sentences un.
.1 tIn. Violations of he prohlbltor
low 'af ra' a. fu..owE One bun
Iu' .rI '.a .. mpHsonment and
t" Ua. iHra m.r.bs imprisonment
'' Ga" UH HrH tour months im
H.muu .UI 5000 duos. and iu ease
n. '...". H. payment oi the nuc. 10 o.
" .. ...i Oh. So pcr day in Jail
H"... lnH being Just acruss
HH U... H . O..u dImcult to eu.
.arU. ... Hn.".top law 90 this point
'n 'r" UII. allu. tour wears ago
HuHu H'I. These cases have
H ..... Hp with grca, cave and
H ...' .. .a. above casos tho defend
..w.I .ler pleas from not gull
" "..r tr. learned 90 the character
U '.. evidence Iu ue giten AGAINST
''." '.. discrepancy ln tho sentences
...ur w a..HHu. U. the nature Of the
n'0.mH. I.I vachon stands on
'.. Plea of u0, m.'tg and will o. tried
..... . I. uIlr
IH. au0aI a.msn, approves of
ib. 0.'. "HHH.a giyen and the
'.'H.. HIr raI .0 s.t the law y,ndi
''','. 'n' ,.u.rH u yInl.csti0n the
.... .|." ... ..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

stand around Delhi they mustered on.
ly 10000 men.
10 is an anxious time for those
charged with ihc government 90 India
to-day. England would. iu th, ease COL.
"a general revolt. mo- lougcr Gni barr.
hlrIaus Tor her opponents tI9 Ua.
more afraid 90 ihc Noise of .uw llsu
be- bullet which came from DO. She
has put into tho hands 0f The Indians
all The resources Of the age fOI war;
and trained the people 90 O. degree of
civilization which makes them Zoe
not 10 bc dcspiscd with her vast
numbers and her well trained army
India could. % her people held togeth-
cr, shake on British rule as a dov
shakes water on his back. TO rut down
thc uprising of few tribes Boo 1917.
Hastings had 20 assemble 90 India o.
british army oi 10000 men. Bu. bee
fore Nicioria's tiile of Empress ol lu-
asa becomes am empty title there vlu
/ hc some pretty nghuug
The loss OF India would be the signal
. for all her foes to pounce upon bc
aUd would bo the beginning of tb,
Drl oi the british empire Do Is ua.
alone ihc upr.sIug of The tribes 600 tU.
+ \ighan froa'ier. though thai ls serious
f enough but the general state oil dI
+ y1nton, which prevails au thr0ush n.
. tla CHAT makes thc situation look BOB.
/ ricuf For some time propaganda
/ ~ sodiuon has been going oH amlu
. The natives 1Ul many of those MOS,
actively ,ns5rol wore men whom ..
. government r1d trusted aud aEU u
I be-. councils Circulars anuc3lur u
tho peiudc.s uf llndus Nabums.
tms Slhhs pauccs aud mlIh.
alike have been circulated lu every r.l.
lagc boz India. and native papers have
openly denounced ihe British govern.
weut
Gangadhaf Tiak. @ member of tho
government council and other promi-
neni Indians have been arrested for
inclting TO rebellion There have been
street lights in some of Ne ciiles. end
several iuoplont uprislnrs have been
pat down hy force Two British OLE
GERS have been assassluatod one almost
on the steps OF The Governor Gcner-
ais palace. and India is 1moidor.ng
volcano that Is liable io break forth
into eruption 90 any moment
Troops must be- sent 90 che frontier.
Cor actual war is there and tho Enr-
lish can with difficulty make Roadway
against the rebels ln agms though ihey
have alrediy $1,000 troops In the dis
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

The tvo glgrling girls pushed their
way iu.o the crowded cable ear The
one Wa. pretty auG knew %. while tac
other wasn't and didn't seem to know
o. Aticr Do rcat dcli oi fou ealing
ih1t alm0li TOOK their breath lNay
they at lasl reached lhe front part OF
iho ear They tcpl up their sigelug
until "a man who Was trlluF io read
n the corner scat got up Boo disgust
aud went ouf ou the front platform
Although ,hey both wanted 10 sIt down
neither wished 90 deprive tho other OF
the seat
"You take IT, dear" said ihc prctp
one
n souldnt enjoy % at an 70 knew
yua were standing" replied the other
Then they began rlggllng again.
Al last. when another woman rushed
up 10 take o.. the pretty glrl showed
her friend into the scat saying. The
FIRST thing We know we'll lose H. be.
sides. my dear it's better Cor you
TO iske b. because I'm more likely 10
have q scat offered me
TIE homoly glrl stopped eiggllue
and frued red IN the face. aud when
her friend got out about a mile beyond
she never as much a. babe her good
by. NOV York World.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29


The Liquor Dealers magazine foi
Dob, contains the following biz Of in.
tcos,Ius news from ChgLlahoosa
Tenn
Chattanooga tcnn.. was desert
without an oasis sunday. and the Arabs
who have aLp,i ont at the rear doors
of trDy Saloon .n the city for Do these
uluy SCOT. discovered yesterday what
DO U1s ,u ha,pa taste in their mouths
several degrees dryer than Mumm's ca
900 Hr Zuhnlel
A.I Hr aaf a0fc on they lcgln 10 ieel
DOS. ttr mar Nb1 had swallowed %
Dos of mIf.Ia. ASA result 10 'hfir Hll'
Hlur0u. 600. about ihe police commis.
..oH Th. .u1ns we're closed There
aa. Dol. lh. slightest doubt as Go that
Occasionally hotel porter would come
munus around i0 tho back door and
OIL. lls mupre'O. chat Colonel Cock.
uI would Ik. tH have little rye. bui
.u a.a ..a There Was d fai l''le cop
oa band aul neither the porter n.r
colonel Cocktail goo What thci de-
sired
EttH tI, .Ito 500. stopped Champe
Andrew. 900 th.f vas done on' oi
usr..t m ar kentucky editors. m,
DBL. on. n, uas a,.l shui oa % appcar
uat .H. muh.HHUn.ats bad th Dr. inn-
.Hss aI.I
TtI .Inl muiier.uEs al over
OH. .I NH from tho saloon mon.
Hy treated 3. as joke and said
IHH ra.. fuHU see uui ,ht 90
u.r professional beer ,virrers ini
u.I I.. Hi he.l muEs Wer. up lb
a.. aa. bowling Cor rctu.u .nl and
H. election 10 o. new SET of 90 aer on
u. RH u.tH from foycrno. '0 i'g
H...I
Ide closing un was general ton. aud
uH. uI confined i0 the MARI 20 street
saloon. ras NInih street vas the
a.f orderly place Iu town Tor the Lrst
Hu, IH many 'ons day There wasn't
a 'nelf r1f Oh row thc entire dav. and
.l. police didn't seem to be- ary more
..H iI1u usual The iacl h. lha; ID
bod r. fufih.r--f' ~ -s~-4 sIo,N
h.d decided iha. iae back door had %
0a CLOSED GOO ih.u wasn't ans ui tno
.a.er who fli fho lsmrity 90 .afe
HNUfH .Hl Hore In cansst ur nlts
H .r.u.". Hn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

sanity and u u saia ,hsi horiss hass
gore ---@ ir9r irlclt Ehsga iz 80
fo1a reason Why this should nol BE-
and very much can be brought IN as
corroboratiNe testimony OF the state.
menL When a perfectly manageable
animal. hitherto without faults or evil
dence n y.ciousness. suddenly turns
upon ns keepc, and sayagely attacks
him. there must be some good reasons
/ ior H. Tho animal nature b. go made
mp that cause and eject stand IN very
close relation to each other II De-,
therefore. IN order 10 make no sweep
ing assertions ON conditions Of this
sort until incontestlble evidence ID
furnished upon which to base Ia,
premises.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29
ruabias water b, rise,Hgl,y.

An electrical company engaged boz
thc rcculy ing o. alcohol and fyiuns b,
electricity has made some experiments
Doc thc pudncliiCr Of water aud has dis.
covered that even the foulesi water
may Do mace disable The process BE- by
ihc free use ui uzone. which. cnto;ing
into th' water cicansos q o. 40 I'm.
purit.,a 10 aas long been known that
water moved 40 o. high rate OF speed
cleans itself or ls cleared Of a large
amour, of objectionable material This.
with thc addition OF ozone PROBABLY
makes The mos thorough cleansing
whicn can Del mruo aside from Glsiilla.
ton
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

m.rp h.A. tuap.mshgipi aerhI
rfor DEAF. sine y . ia
-,,siio ealIc' PRINTERS aai slide
e,l death in hydroryanic acid
I'm chose we're realized would not
n,,,ec,on Of great undertakings
,sie and count the cost besides ail
blnea Of human lilei
Fan ,b,.e only slay theeir tens while
ANIL kns lu thousands We can
r.,or rr honest worker. who accaps
1880. ,,r lhr COMFORT and livelihood
Inc. HeIs hero We shall new
ANN measure ihc herolsm Of human
ID, ir re rnd, iho heroigm Of labsr
nm srug drink is an ASSASSIN. i
NJ. p iho haek. aud in The dark Il
r,,mise, enjoymcnt u gives misery.
T, .s.ms TO lIf burden. but adds a
s.,yior weight d underminos health.
% ce.troys manhood. u digs a grave.
.af wib DE- rrlnning laughter OF o
Gspd allures its victim TO rs edge
r.sbe. him boz. and laughs amid ine
iemonlar horror Of delirlum.
Save men and women from the
duHlBris DOOM Cleanse the govern
mont and home from the stencil q 'ht
dsulcy and brewery Swear fealiy "a
l. country he whole country aud
declare nnrelonting war against intern.
r,ance everywhere
Ahard contest Yes, but that victory
d beat tha, .s won hy the best yalor
Defeat
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

4 huge petrlaed giant was found IN
Appanoosc county. Iowa. two years
ago. The huge FOSSIL was excavatcd
and taken 10 the onicc Of the Center
Vile Daily Citizen" It's cxac, meas
urement was sixteen feet four inches
high nfty.two inches across tho
shoulders and twonty-clght inches
through the breast. aud q weighed -Four
thousand pounds Mr. Swain. one IT
the rogons OF the state university.
visited the place where the petFlned
giant vas found. and procured Il Tor
the museum Of the state university Of
Iowa City. where ], may now be seen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29


We have got past the Stage when $780,.
as medical ahslainca. need defend Uu.
selves. Alcohol. We acku0w.eiee m.'
sometimes be- useful as q dus though
many have come 10 the conclusion 'Nai
d should only be- used when 900 other
stImulant VIII serve the same purpose.
and then with the same limitation. .
To dose aud time of use aa any other
drug Many. indcDr believe thst even
aa drug % may hc dropped HlmUH. .u.
ilfrly though this. at present HN
position occupied hy Doe few IHr
only Uses % alcohol af. as IuNu
aud as a drus. and auyon, liomp.iuf
10 Justify its use beyond these WI.
ran only land himself Iu yef, great 900.
hcultirs. rccoilort that $50 Andrew
ozark. Who was not an ausu.u.r. .."
believed that alcohol was to h0 rr-
'crihcd on certain orras.0u. ulr
convinced Oi thc necessity .'
extreme care that h' mI
write down just Vhat 500. u ..
rIycu ur the diri card O. pr. r.r.TH
that was to be- abandoned Uu ih, r.
covery of The patient This mis
What a man who is NOT an ahsaI1H
aud therefore could u1t be 0lu.Ite
prciudiccd thought ou thIs Gusf.H
Or Sims Woodhcad president 10 Il.
British Medical Temperance Na..l.
uOn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

The town OF Ruhla IN Thuringia IS
noted as being the locality where the
largest proportion Of German pipes are
manufactured. and these are exported.
Il may be said. 20 all parts Of the world
The German papers give some remark.
able data AZ to this industry, az ear
rlod on at the Ruhla works. showing
that for some years past the annual
production OF bowls. independently II
stems or handles. amounts 10 $4,000
meerschaums and nearly 100000 OF
imitation meerschaums the total Of
wooden bowls produced is not far short
Of 5000. 600. while the average number
Of that popular variety. the china pipe,
attains the prodigoua number OF be-
tween 1900. OO0 and 10 600 600. OF these
about 100000 being Of common porco-
lain and the remainder Of fine ware
But IN addition 10 these there are also
produced some 100000 Of pipes made
OF other materials than those cnumcr-
ated above The same manufacturers
are engaged Ia turning ont annually
1900 600 OF pipe stems Of different
kinds. also millions Of accessories. ID
such as flexible stems. chains. shoppers,
I pfT
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

NI SUMS TO MNI 1T
M Tine for thinking There are 800
100000 Inhabitants Do india. and of
These only 100000 were born ia the
united kingdom 10 tno whole pon-
ulaiioH only 23s 800 speak English. OBJ
British aud British descent of the
"nolc empire 100000 would be- nr
estimate and thtsc few people rule In
dia with the help OF au army OF $4,000
british troops. ln the native army
there are 1860 men. and they have
been for years trained aud trained
again by the British until the native
army Is formidable one OF which En-
gland has more than once boaated in
ihe face " Europe aud with 10 threat-
enod her European foes
IL isa mistake 10 think that the ua-
tive army Is differed almost entirely
hy Engllshmcn There are 1850 sac
tive officers in that army ls against
1850 Englishmcn. To read Hplns ono
would think that n was the British
non-cjmmisgIoned officer who r-ade
The Indian army effective. but in thp
whole native army there are only three
British nun-commissioued omceia ou.-
side 81 the eighiy-iouT who felong 90
The scientific corps" OF The sappcr
and Miners or as we would say lu the
United States. The Engineer Corps. The
revolt Of the sopoys in 1857 was chud's
play TO what the revolt OF the Indian
army would be- now To the present
Indian army the scpoys We're aa ma
recruits. anI when they made the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Though the heel 90 the strong uppi
May grind the weak into dust
And the voice of fame " % ONE h''i''."
May call him great uui tHt
ls,t those who applaud take WlinihN
Ana keep This motto boo sight
No question b. ever settled
unless % lH settled right
let those who have failed io take rouf
age.
Though the enemy seems to have won
Tho DIE ranks are strong ~ hD Dee in IN
wrong.
TIDE battle a. not yot done.
t1r sure ns the mornlnr follows
To" darkest hour of the uIEhf
No question is ever settled
Unless u BE- settled right
q man bowed down with mbor'
~ woman young 500 nld'
~ heart oppressed 900 thr i0IirfH breast
Ana crushed by the power 0f eHld'
hcer un with your weary battle
Against triumphant mirhi
No question On ever settled
Unless u IL fetticl frhI
Ella Whr.ir WH."f
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Science and religion have lndulged
in numerous arguments upon the age
OF the earth. one Of the best authorl.
ties aud one whose testimony Is ad.
mltiod hy almost an dispuiants tells
us that the earth became solid some.
where between twenty and thirty mil.
lions OF years ago. This statement g.
based on the length of time that would
De required 10 solldiiy an OF iho strata
%, which We have any knowledge A.
this has been one Of the eycr-proscnt
subjects Tor questioning and clubbing
q is o. great satisfaction TO feel that
excellent authorities have finally SET.
lied the point.