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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

4 curious numlsmaiic relic Of the
epoch OF Peter the Great has been pre-.
scented TO the Peiroviski Museum At A.
trachan This is q metallic token. 81
receipt" granting the bearer permits
sion 10 wear a mousticae and beard
Al the Russian town Of REM. a I.
junction Of the Pruth and the Danube
a rlcn nnd was made lately OF the time
Of Philip Of NGcedon. the father Of
Alexander the great. They are In ex'
cellent preservation. and I've hundred
and twelve Of them have already been
seized by the police. and sent 10 81
Petersburg.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

laand a6ltlna bot 0tgmbollEl" paf|al
h anolheg lhs 'nainfallale' stand ~
bon 20 tlboe
Thene aniaFouse' rfeurs have o7ls
anc fr-llns " eommon--iheir con.
tempt for The rhlllsilne. n ibs m0rs
bourgcolso section Of the audience
/. SHOWS the least disposition 20 hnd >
Escene lrine too andacious or really
too lnc0mprehenalhle- and anch scenes
crop up at the Thes De roeuvre-
an Bohemia Ia ld1A ferment and
scrcechcs Of eKecrshon bring the ~.
lenders lo'ihclr senses or II least re-
ducc them 10 silence. The one unpar-
donahie crime IA 20 laugh At what you
listen 10. Everything must be taken
seriously.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Z. When llslfn|ns 10 q oytis atInoA
Re c-fefnl uet 10 talk IN your llesp
peer wagons ere hsfi Besides Il
yon a. Them damsss vor arc llshlc
81 arrest p. y enl ainn Z. z hotel on
snnday do not say Can gel any
liquor here on sunda,q' liui SD quiet
~ down M othcr gentlemen DO and re-
quest = Tho walter a sandwich and o
little water 10 a tandem with q GIN
on the front D. good thing 10 push
down hui not up hin. Therefore u a
till fuddenl, rises before You have her
dlsmount while YOU think you notice
a puncinre. and conclude not 10 re-.
mount until you reach ihc top
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

According 10 = recent consular re-.
port. Cuba. although he entire area 4
only about equal 70 that o. he stats
o. Pennsylvania. contains la'ooo 90
acres 81 prlmosai forests. where the
woodlands a. has never been heard.
In these forests. which cover nearly
half the cailrc sariace Of tie island.
are found among other timber. mano4-
any. cedar. redwood. logWood. sbonf
lignum-vllne. and q tree with extrsmt
IS durable wood called calraafan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

A novel event took place recently un
the Seine bicycle track. Paris. whefe
the brothers Jalln made their hrsi trin'
run on . new e.eClrc motor tandem
After makinE several LAPS 10 Timber up
the machine. full speed was pu' on
with the result that 80 meters or l.e-i
feet were covered In tweuiy-elght "a
twpui, -nlrc seconds. and 1000 meirci
ar go feet IN niiy-scvcn seconds. u
Il believed that with some pracliee th'
time can be- ieaseuod, and that h,'
miles viii be made with this machine
IN the same time AZ the best four mile
40 far covered on che ordinary biey
Gle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Among the Industries supplied with
electrical power by Niagara Fails l.
the manufacture Of rafh1hndum c-ys.
ials These are formed ~ the redue
lion IN el,c tic iurracea OF q mixture
IF sand. coke. salt and lavdusl. The
beautiful blue crystals are Afterwards
crushed 10 powdef. which u used ~
an ahraalve. llke emery or cofundnm
carborundum h remarkable for ~
hardness In which property L almos'
n not quite. equals the diamond
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

An improved diving bell q great ca.
,acly. moving alcng the sea bottom b,
means Of scrses moved BY electricity,
on exhibition In Paris. Il Il the Ia.
sentlon OF an Italian named Piasu del
pozro. Ne ataesd that It can be work
a At very greal depths. and holds az
enough to supply the crew Cor forty
,igh, houn without renewal. Il !.
ighled with electricity Which also
furnishes motive power Ter any tools
hat may be Ned Ga tipping ovel
the eases q ballast the bell rises ~
ne suriase Itself
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

II ne statute books Of tlfalnla a
century Aso mang laws may Be found
designed 10 silence Idle tongues. One
feate. whereas oilenllmen many
habbllna Womsa ellen SANDER and
nonndal|se shl,r nslshhoia. iaf uhltA
their peer hullaatt are often brought
into chalttxi'c ard feSa1|oas suits
and cal il srssl famsses. therefore
b Il enteet hat al women isund
eallp = nsoleaest 20 teshlnI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Confidence h the he Of friendship
idlcness digs the graves Of manhood
Game worth catching, must b
hunted.
The praycrleas everdFaw on the hama
Of mercy every day.
The man who walks with God. ioei
not travel IN q circle.
There are too many people who only
Try 20 b good on sunday.
The man who walks with God, does
not make a crooked path. Rams horn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Mrl. sllas Chandler, who resides on I
farm slx miles northwest Of Newman
M. gave birth to a boy babe thai
weighs exactly eighteen pounds. Tit
infant II lusiy and healthy. and th'
mother i also reported doine well.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

spo you regard that politician a. a
reliable mani inquired senator sor.
shumt friend.
''Rallabloy" echoed the senator, 4
should say 80 Il that man were 10
glvs me q tip on the market IA haea
Il with my last dollar'"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

In the class u 81 a. Harvard aaI-
sersity there were thirteen men who
.lubbed together during most q their
stay a college. That vas fourteen
years ago. ald DOT one Of he this.tsa
haa llnA.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

with al The other reports q sold
strikes In Alaska. California and else.
shsre. comes the news OF the discovery
u the iamons Lost Cabin nins. neAI
sheridan. WYE A company has been
organized Ia WORK a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

IIE wonderful ron
voluilons 81 which
the human body u
possible AMI OF
which there ap-
pears 10 be no end
continually lead 20
the development Of
entirely new farle.
y shows One art
lst who has distin-
gulshed himself IN
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

kdile Bald scored decisive vicforg
Nr kllfr Cooper and Gardiner IN ih,
l1l-nlle lsce Al Manhattan beach. IN
'u TIE euiplccs 81 the nJyertlde
t1ls'nen Later. Bald. Cooper aud
k.Isi net In a series % races al one
nl|e IA nay CTS. Mich. for pursc 81
illn Raid won one race and Kiscf
l,Nhtf Tie deciding race was posl-
i'lsd On accouut Of rain. So chair.
RAJ Mott oi TIE racing board OF the
l. A. W agreed 20 allow the men 20
la,lae he Issue on their order Of hnish
d-h.l. aan.ss.ls profession race.
The one-mlle professional scratch
race vas run in ave trial heats. Two
seml-anals aud = hnai The latter was
reserved for the last event Of the DAY.
Hald and Kiser who bad qualified In
the trial heats. were among the start
era Of course. and al eyes we're CEN
tered upon them There were eight
contestants aud they got on well TO-
scther. with Kiaef. bald. Taylor. Hoyt
Gardner. Cooper. Titus IN order named
after they had traversei halt OF N,
nfsi iap. on the SECOND lap kiser
hald. Gardiner. Cooper. riius AID len'
ny ran In the order named behind he
pacemaker. denny Wcni high on th'
bank and shot into hrst place a. h,
passed the stand Al the beginning o.
the third lap and Anal lap. Ills ieai
was short lived. however. and he lei
hack 10 SIXTH place In the next 30
yards. The nnlsh Nas beautiful one
with Bald and Kiscr working yerl
hard 10 ihe last 100 yards. Bald 90
away about % yl-ds from home an'
beat the Ohio man out by length o
q wheel Cooper was the same diaianc
behind Klssf. with TAYLOR close up u
fourth place. Bald's victory was YER
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

ADVANCED" DRAMA Is HgARp
ny 4 rAnls AOolEscs.
Some very Lively Gathering. .vpia's'.
ana cateaiis ,iluEied ~ the siishtss'
rreiert-An Bohemia Throwa n
fermeni.

HE thcater IN
question il In Paris
and lts name Is the
Theatre de l'Ocu
vre. Before com
Ing 10 the features
Of thls institution
which more espe.
claiiy concern ~
here. a word mus.
be said as 10 ~
nature. says th'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Mepsrmo,l has resigned from ne
major league stan Of umplres and
Campbell has been removed BY Presi-
dent Young. Both took place on July
10. but 4 90 happened that neither
mnn oflclaled en- that day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
VACCINATION.

Much Of the prejudice against vac.
cinatlon which still exists in the minds
Of many people Is fed by the occur
renee nov and then Of unpleasant OF
even dangerous Inflammation. aTear-
entity caused directly by the operation.
This Inflammation may often be pre-
vented. however. by the exercise Of q
little care. or Il can be robbed OF any
serious consequences by intelligent
treatment.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

mnesay Ennessa uaass walsr oav 81
me nosi D'meuii naiaasiae fsats
Kssr Atlsnplse sasrsssfaiig Fer
serm.a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25


fhs rr9frsHl - lte r5FefHmsfi s'
Haws 80 afeiffsis as f'ffrentr 4i,h
ftpin rhlch proposition has htan NJ
fsried ~ he lafisr. l. likely u ter
niinese faai controversy o~-..t 81. -
nssnticn treaty Nilh he lnlifl AiaIss
VII Do taken 70 by ihe senate be-
been sappoari That all iaf 4 lffente
between The two countries related @
the landing n Jtpsneq i'nm'ff'nit
hui this Il by 10 mans ihe Oh r com
plant made BY japan ssaint' abe ~
public. q seems that the jsp4ntie %
Inc Islands nse large quantities q
sake. q liquor that ia imported from
their native country. Tbs ijimei dnt'
On this sf,icle. collected by the VA
wailan government. Wa IS cents a.
lon. out . law vas recently passed .ha
Increased thh duty 10 a. The De-
vas vetoed BY President Dole upon ~
ground that Il was IN violation q O.
existing treaty rlih Japan. but paFiis'
menl passed Il over he veto. Asains
The enforcement u this lae jaTaa pc
tests.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
How wheslmsn Are Ha,nrerea 10
har'ps Ia Rn.sla tho nleysiisss Mast
Pa. A. Examination Bsii nesps
~ iil. LueA.


20 feSulale the bicycle traihc which are
'ohsiltfed 10 be too severe. RIDERS
arr compelled 10 dlsmount Ia meeting
morse. thar Ia any way become rea1i'e
Z, SHOW signs Of alarm. Names and
Aaufetses must BE- on the wheels, aud
nc fider Is permitted 10 use a wheel
10. hilcd with brake. Rldlng abreast
I united to two persons. These rules
-is objected to BY the Victorian league
my me oihcers propose 70 take svt's
!" nave The authorities amend some OF
- restrictions In Russia. where
e wheeling IL done before NAY
ailons are peculiar. a rider
an examination proving his
10 handle a bicycle In pub
a permit ~ necessary. un-
~ women were prohibited
lng on a wheel. Some Of
nH affecting riders Ia Rus
lows. Only low" wheels
PAN be ridden. and each
lNaya carry bis permit
proficiency. Before the
2usd the r,esf mast hle
soyern4r = photograph o.
used IN care oi trouble
must be- furnished win
nighi with a light. ana
must BE- la sight that 90
al 10 be- seen from elihsi
wheel. and that on th'
~ rear or the front. Ever
arr with him a. al time
20 the police when re-
Nit and book Of regula
iu bicycle costume With
prohibited Riding Of
named hy she city GOV
srniiied. Any ,lolailpi
regulations causes ih
~ hls permit and u caa
neved Tor another year u !
10 lhai there arc 1000 riders d
Ps'fIlburg.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

nopular. and BE- reCN,d "a ovation
when be- rode pact ihf stand after
making circuit 1T TIE irarA.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

The danger OF the incubation Of
certain constitutional diseases. which
was once urged with some reason
against vaccination. IL now done away
with BY the almost universal custom Of
taking the virus from q healthy calf
instead Of from the arm Of a vaccinalcd
child.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

The prime minister q the elplF'
admits the right u Hawaii 10 pas
and enforce al proper regulations r.
regard 70 the question Of foreign immi.
grafton. and also that such a rlgA; =
inherent In the police towers Of aAs
country. hut his contention Is that thf
tax on sake does not come within such
rights ana that Il IL purely arbitrary
and capr.ciors. lie does no. believe
that under any treaty such legislation
Is warranted of that Il viii be sas-
tIsed ~ any fair court Of arblsra.
ton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Sometimes a wide extent Of surface
on the arm surrounding the point Of
vaccination becomes hot. red. swollen,
itching. and perhaps even painful This
Inflammation. beyond the discomfort
Il causes. Il seldom serious. and re-
qulres only the application Of some
smooth baby powder or Of a cold To-
ton. round. but not over, the yacclna.
tlon sore. IN some eases the inham-
nation persists and spreads IN spite
OF these simple measures. and then.
especially II the whole arm becomes
involved. or the glands under the arm
become swollen and tender. q physi-
clan should b. consulted without de-.
lay
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

The United States furnishes England
With ~ per csnl q her food supplies.
while the British colonies contributed
only Is per cent. the balance being
provided mainly By Russia and ArEon-
tine. Il the colonies were 20 furnish
the 20 pr cent Of the food Of England
nov drawn from the United States u
would result 10 = more serious dhlurb-
anee 10 our foreign trade than ee have
ever yet experienced There Is no
doubt that the coloniAl policy Of the
empire 10 soon TO undergo = radical
change. which has been encouraged
hy the visit Of the various coloalai
prsmieFs 10 London 20 atiend TIE June
jubilee. and the abroeaiion Of The Ger
man treaties Il the FIRST positive eyi-
dence that Great britain attends 10
draw her supplies from her colonies
more largely than she has ever done
before. vhlch will msan = restricted
market for our own agricultural frod'
ucla.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

/ This IL q Qusi,ion IN which the TAFT
cd States has = direct interest. for We
have always claimed aud exercised The
right 10 levy cuE.oms duties for rev
enue or Tor The purpose q eneouraglut
the domestic manufacture " any for
sign made product Independent a anj
treaty. Whether The Hawaiian par
lament imposed IL duties on sake fol
purposes o. festnue. 10 encourage ~
maaulaciure 81 home. or ~ = sort o
Punishment 90 the lapahese Who has'
migrated % that country does not ye
appear. but Il d likely 70 BE- broueh
out In the evidence that vii BE- PIE
sented TO the court which viii adiudi
cate the matter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

The abroEailon BY Great Britain O
hs trade treaties with Gefnlry hlf
been referred 70 a. "a evidence d chs
unffiendiy feeling between the isl
countries Ia. this i yer, iuf from be.
Ing true. 1htss irta.es were a part
q Great Briisin's free trade rolley ana
under them she was compelled to pul
both the Germans and the Bsigian'
upon the same trade footing Ia hel
domestic markets. a. The people Of bel
own colonies In thls way Il hecam'
impossible Tor Great Britain 10 giv'
any preferences 10 her own colonies
some Of which have commodities tia
Englandne and Ia al Of which Their
Il q growing trade that the molhe
country noe finds u Tor her inleres
20 c,nlivste and encourage. Some o
the Colonies. like canada and the Aus
iralian. would like 10 see an imperia
EollveFeln. but ~ long a. these trca
ties stood In the way such movemen
vas impossible.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Better than treatment. however. IL
the prevention Of the causes Of this
Inflammation. Sometimes Il Ia Qua 10
friction by the clothing or 10 scratch
Ing By the child. which breaks the skin
over the little blisters. OF tears on the
acab and irrltates the raw place 80
produced. To prevent this q vaccln.
alton shield may be worn. or better ys
the part may be covered by = wide.
thick layer OF cotton fastened 10 the
arm by adhesive plaster.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Other causes OF sore arm aiter vac
clnaiion are dirt. catching cold. ind.
gestion from Improper diet. and con
slllutional weakness With soms
children every scratch h followed By
Inflammation which takes a long lime
to get we'll Such children viii almost
surely have a sore am after yaccin.
alton. and n possible the operation
should be- deferred until they have
been built ap by tonicS and fresh air
During the entire vaccination perio'
the diet should be simple. meat and al
heating foods being very sparingl'
INDUCED In.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

II IL noticeable that within the la,
ave years there has heen a very DE-.
clded change Of sentiment IN England
regarding the colonies and CONNER
clal relations with them. In many
Of the dependencies Of the British
crown there has long been hope Tor
what vas called imperial federation.
and this feeling has been strong In
Australia. yet the government. undei
Mr.. Gladstone. would not give the sub
jest even a respectful consideration
Bat 10 great has been the change VI
opinion that Mr. Chamberlain. the
present colonial secretary q the Brit
ish cabinet. Il warmly In favor Of 4
closer unlon between the crown and
the colonies. The significance Of 81,
4 that Il indicates a willingness on n,
part Of Great Britain to abandon hel
world wide policy ~ free trade aul
limit u 10 her oWn possession Whill
this would make the empire nor
nearly seli-snpporsing than Il Is a
present. Il would dlaaslrously afec
many other nations
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-18
HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill bottle or common glass with urine and let It stand tweHty-four hours ia sed- ifnent or settling indicates an un- healthy condition of the kidneys. When urine stains linen 1t Is positive evidence of kidney trouble. Too. frequent desire . to urfnate or pain in the back is also con- vincing proof that the kidneys and b1ad- der are out of order
 WHAT TO DO.
 2. There Is comfort in, the knowledge so often expressed that Dr. Kiln1er's Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulflls every wish in relieving pain In the back, Kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passages. It corrects inabil- .tty to hold urine and scaldfng pain in passing it, or bad effects following the use of liquor. wine or beer, and overcornes that unpleasant necessity of being com= pelled to get up many times during the night to urinate. The mild and the extra ordinary effect of Swamp Root Is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists; price, ififty cents and one dollar. You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail. Mention the State Herald and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Do., Binghamton, N. Y. The proprietors or this paper guarantee the genuineness of this offer .,'11s .fs za3f'=- n.s
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-18
:. THE NEW RAILROAD.

' The new railroad from Columbus, Miss, to Montgomery, will penetrate a portion Of mountainous country in West AlaBa ma that has never yet heard the whistle of the iron horse. The railroad will open up new mines and locate many new enterprises, but there is one indus try native to the soil that it will diseour- age, namely, the brewing of mountain dew. The headlight of the locomotive will light up the mountain fastnesses of the Inoonshiner. Instead of the railroad encouraging enterprise, it will retard de- velopment in this respect. The Yan- kees have a habit of saying that the sontherner is- fazy-they don't know the moonsniner-he works while others sleep.
 What a wonderful concoction is that he brews In the midnight mountain dew! It has the lunacy of fair Luna in it. It is fair to look upon, yet it contains all the imps of darkness. It sparkles like the diamond but is deadly as the rattle snake. 1t contains ingredients charac- tefistic.o of the owl that looks down in openseyed wonder at the midnight moan- shner;>of the cyclone, that tears up the | monarctrs of the. forest; of the torrent
 that seweeps by the still; of the wolf that howls in the deep woods; of the dark ness that Is in league with the, silent brewer s- A--- ttN+'
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-18
UNNECESSARY MIsCoNsTRUCTIol

UNNECESSARY MlSCONSTRUCT1ON
 Prof. Phillips, of Birmingham, distin- guished, educators is presented by the State -HerAld and other strong influences as an altogether proper person for presi- E dentSofS tn f state univ srsfty faculty, but the esteemed Hot Blast insists on know ing if he is in sympathy with the repub- Iican party, as If party ought to have any of our esteemed democratic friends would deny republican the right to act as hon. opary, pail Bearer at a charity funeral, and bar thepn from the gates of heaven altogether 18th sauniversity a q nocratic institution? ?--Alabama Home.
 -i -.All this talk on the part of our repub- Ifcan neighbor is caused by the Hot Blast Rasking the State Herald to what political party Dr. Phillips belonged We said nothing as to whether republican should or should mot he selected as president of the university: but in order to sive-the- Alabama Home something 10 raise howl .over,-we now state that we .belieXss the best interests of the uni- versity will bs. subserved by electing 8 president who is a member of the demo- cratic party, Not that republican can not teach and manage as successfully as a democrat, but because the majority ofEtfrer patrons of the, university are deriocTats and we beiieve=ihey would preferlto s:e a. dehoctat elected as its president. ->A, Nt
 This reminds us, however. that the Slate lHeralds newer furnished the fnfor- nation as to what political party Dr.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-18

Much was said about the difficulty of seeing Mr Cleveland ,cwhile, neEwas 5nl the White House. It now appears that MT. Mckinley has to drop his idsa or keeping open doors andstehinE all 'uonners to hang up their hats and walk 9in!4A re- cent Washington dispatch. says:EE9
 When he returned o1he white house this afternoon the president aannounced that he would receive no callers in con nection with private affairs during the remainder of the day. That was the first applicati ton of the new rule which, the president decided upon during his trip. Hereafter he will not Sreeeive personal ecallers after 10 o'elecklffss 9JgF
 It would be impSssible to ,trfinsacti any s business unless thers Iva $ seffe privacy for the president. It is .dinicut to gain access to manys btfsipasss rnep geofI the those who wish fo See tbem have to walt thsir turn in regular orderE Men who wanted an excuse 10 abuse MT. Cleveland will think Mir. MeKinley,s acHoTnll right. vs.sdontgonrery HdvertIser.@ l 9n A sne P slOh my, no. TRese- were se*As%f things