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ordinance passed January 30. 1886 entitled
an ordinance repeating section 4 OF tho
nlainahoe passed August II. 1855 entitled
oiaht TO the CUR, Colorado and Santa
re railway Company the same beinr
lt,u'ed as Chapter -. Revised Ordinances.
uoishei by the city In 1879. ana repeal
IiS sec hou Z Of the ordinance of F,brun ~
~ 1891. entitled. Grant TO the Culf
Colorado ana Santa Fe Railway COMPANY.
"a" same being printed as Chapter AZ of
Tue toFiHeh Ordinances, published by the
wy ~ 1888, and granting TO the Gulf
COLORADO ana Santa Ee Railway compnny
tho flshi 10 extend two side tracks from
~ ~ p'psout Track on Strand street, across
NeHt seventh street To block sS6. AMI
Granting exclusive use of a mart n,
iNeh'y-slNth street. Is hereby validated
eaHe'lohta aud confirmed to the same *
,ent as though the same had been there
.oiu'c expressly authorized by the legisla .
w OF me stare or Texas, and the rights
'ne Hald railway company Hereunder
are hrr''v sanctioned. validated and con
said ordinances az
Nnl the city council are cmpowered ~
y ahalI deem the same proper. to extend
tne ilme in which said railway companv or
.'s assleas Is required by said ordinances
-, -, VnNs' ru'i or COMPLETE the union depot
tslflIeh 70 in said ordinances.
See, 2 The fact that II Is necessary IA
an,hptl1e the city council to grant the
lleht to construct additional tracks an
rfahd street, to properly utilize th~ union
utpal about 10 be built In the civ nj
p"lN'Sion. creates an emergency and an
HnlrfaDNe public necessity that the con.
r'lVN"' rue requiring bills TO be read
on ihroe several days should be SUSPENDED
ana are so suspended. and this act shall
taNn turc' and be IN force from and after
'N p"Sfatr' ana n IA so enacted
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Austin. Texas. February 25-Msyor Hol-
land and members of the Dallas city coun-
Gil appeared before the senate committee
on towns and city corporations this even
ing and asked for the withdrawal of all
Dallas charter bills so far introduced at
this session. Senator Bowser. who is the
author OF one 81 the bills, asked that action
on the request BE- postponed until he could
confer with the friends Of his hill. which
differs In many respects from that prepared
by the city council committee and the
postponement was granted
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l., pas S.. with her consort, the ]. v. o,O,..,
IN Tow, the Guillotte having bec, nulisa
auled OIL Blue Buck bar by beatiO1s. "
t ,s,. r9ed. The damage wa, t... g.
ms evening and the 0uillo,,s ~,, 1'pii'a
again tomorrow. Both boats an Wy = NJ
n n, ana day now, the GuIilot,s ~, ,s. s.'l
, ,h bargea to and from Sabine ~, WYE
the Fannie transporting shells l ~ q, ras "
sas city, Pit,sburg and Gull ra, /, y; M,
across Sabine river. 'a'''osd sar
me new organ for the p,.,.-.,
church arrived today and viii, hs s
n ahe service or next Sunday. 1t is an ini,.a
Pipe organ aud a very fine ipstru ,us
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TIaAIDAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
Another All Night Session of the House Over the
Evans Assignment Bill.
ALL ATTEMPTS AT COMPROMISE WERE Flu
Validating Ordinance Of Galveston City Council Regarding
Right Of Way Along the Strand Passed--fv Bills Become
Laws: Two Without the signature of the Governor.

Glboughs
lie
railroad companies said
o
providing the the
providing
disposal
a touchdown
a
the bin Throughout the
beginning
Ing all night session.
bills
bill No eyivng railway
front
until $
the
to
o Il Of to act.
the
court
The following
House bill No providing
light be
o 'front.'
Is at to his
Senate bill No IS validating
five
required by which in whose
than provided for Revised cyl
Statutes.
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Tfiil HOUSE.

Austin, Texas, February a5.--The house
met at 10 o'clock, Speaker Dsshiel In
the chair. 1t being continuation OF the
legislative day of Tuesday,
Mr. Woliers moved to excuse the alb
sontees. Roll call was demanded.
Tracy was allowed the floor on ques-
ton OF privilege IIo stated that it had
been charged that tho minority was the
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sennte Committees.

Austin. Texas. February rs Senate ju-
dietary committee No, | Will report favor
ably on the following:
Bill by Tillet to proNde an additional
method Of preparing transcripts OF the
record in civil cases on appeal or writ Of
error.
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IInnsc Committees.

Austin, Texas. February 25.--House COM
miftee on constitutional amendments this
evening killed Doyle's resolution providing
for the exemption by constitutional amend
ment Of manufacturing enterprises from
tsXation for ten years
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Killed on the snntn Fc.

wore City, Texas, February 2i.-Yester-
lay evening the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
re O'Clock passenger train killed man
ABOUT -FOUR miles east of here From what
We can learn he was walking on the track,
ana as the train came up he stepped OIL
lne track. but stepped back on again so
u ,, IN front of the engine that il was
,p,ipusHipie TO stop In time TO save him.
hhapers round on his person showed that
worked at different places as section hand
-FOUR dollars and five cents was all the
ri ne mad on his person. His remains
"''e iett with the undertaken here.
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ITO Hon. L. T. Dashieli, Speaker of the

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Austin. Texas, February 20, 1s9I.-str'
beg 10 report that your warrant issued to
me for the arrest OF the bodies OF Hons Il
T.. Blair, j. d. Childs. ID. L. Patterson, Guy
Il. Vaughan j. d. Rudd and j. NJ. Logan
has been executed as follows The Hon. Il.
+. Blair nas been arrested and reported
within the bar OF the house; Hon. u. T.
Patterson was reported to be sick aud IN
bed Hon. J u. c. lids reported hinhlf.
II further report that after diigent
search. | located the room of the Hon. j.
ID. Rudd at the salge hotel, in this city. !
stationed myself at the door of said room
No. G, where | recognized the voices of
said Rudd and Logan In conversation IN
said room. ! therefore demanded admit
lance to the room for the purpose OF exc
cutting said warrant on said Rudd and Lo-
gan, when the door of said room was open
ed by one Marion Robertson, said TO be
citizen of Harrison county, Texas. said
county being the county represented by the
Hon. j. ID. Rudd, and Marion Robertson
by force and violence prevented me from
entering said room by pushing me back
and closing the door to said room, thereby
preventing me from executing said warrant
on the said Rudd and Logan. The entrance
to said room was attempted and prevented
on the oath OF February. 1897. at o'clock
p NJ j. 5. BogSs,
Sergeant at Arms of the House of Rep
resentothes TN,lty .d.,h Leeisla .,lre.
Tho house IN motion of Fisher rafused
IN excuse tho absences by a vote of 80
to 49,
tJnusa hnl nv Run,ass to nrev,,, the
navmen, Of any 1ed 'i,orv that NAV arise
a., 49,, d,,ar,,,.,,,, ~ S,,,o yovarnr,.nf ,r
;nstit,,,nns 81 Ms Si,to unIsss nm 81.
mate OF the same shan have been made
rro,.ed h,, ,b w enrernnr and 6Ied Win the
pa,,,,.roIi.r -. tbir,,, favs before s,,ch
i'n'lts ~ AZ .ua'' a., 40, hsin, In
49, G'.t-t1. ni,I ,ba rovn,ant -,
sens ~, 5,,1. far ,,.hinb INA Stat. Of Tex1s
- a. - -. ,,,,,o,aI Iay rs
my 10 ''aoie u''ue, .ns - '""'
nj, In =, S,s5 ~, ,or,.,, tho amor
Inc Dl'i "'S 800, ,inati,, ,,nda, ans
81; .'as s anu pass0" ''''D'''
f't'slu, VI tuo 'uios ,...,, NJ ,,o,,,,,
sera'. I'm Nv, - 20
a9l an a'nennli,Ine w. 'ne a.,
$50 ,"' " e., '. w., pt.,i mr. roe,
,.,' W. 90" NY W t.i -, -,
w." 'h au '' sp ,,,,n,, hy tba moo
Mn'1H IT slall w tu'ei ul,o'i " 'N' PeY
pc l. was 0'ue,et ens,osse . -,
,I ui'i 49,. ~ oailad M
'"""iei anu uo'n uo'n l "u9 III ~
an u"''el SUSPENSION VI 'n' '"'os A'''A"'
P"sSeu' $50 ,,.,
or ~ ioi'o"' 's r',u '.e,,,.,,r, 81,
hS r'o'l'an ON w ~ li',io',u" "
htul'al s.leh.e ny 'ho u,s'rinu''oh auu use
Vi uhcidlneu human puu''s tntouSn ="
nuai ~ oIeu.ou ipi ti'"' pun poso' anu 'oeai-
"a, ' "'S So ~, 49,. 49,. ,.., ...a,,,,
'i'' ,,'oi la ,,,,," Vl
i"I wa 81 anu uIu'el ~ MAJ 'iiHot d
ny 10y ON 10 n,ahe Warming ny roa'
IN ,rSel uotiee' ,.,,
10y mn Vi il"Nls wy Consp", pm u"
NluluE Tor 'cVo,uihs the iieh ueiu ny ,le
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austin, Texas, February 26.--At o'clock
'h's morning many members OF the house
are asleep about the floor. while others are
enjoying themselves singing.
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proposition: We agre to dissolve the call
OF the house In the usual parliamentary
way, set house bill No. ., which is the
Evans assignment bill. special order for
Tuesday March 2. II o'clock a. m, to
be considered and iicussed for three sew
eral days. That on Friday, at 10 o'clock
a. m, March 8, 1S9, that the previous
question shall be oriered ON the engross-
ment of the bill in he condition or form
it will then be IN. md that neither sido
will move call of ne house on the pre-
vious or main question nor on the engross-
ment of the bill, nn on a motion to re-
consider the vote by which the bill is dis
ton to reconsider.
Evans Of Hunt,
VOTERS,
Fisher,
BENSON,
Perry,
Shelburne,
Committee.
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Tug Met SIight ui.hnu

,, urahse' Texas, February 20 The tug
annie came In this afternoon from Sabine
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Blair.
Moore Of Lamar.
Mckamy.

To the Hons, Blair Moore OF Lamar a,,.
Mckay, Committee for the Opponents q,
House Bill No, ., or the Evans Assign
ment Bill. "'s"-
nan OF the House of Representatives
February 20. ls97.-We, the sunnort',r,
SAID bill, can not accept your propos,ti1n
for the following reasons to.wit, Tbn
proposition submitted to us does not no
vide Tor any definite time when the in
snall be voted on for engrossment and nr,l
yldes against ordering the previous ans.
ION on me engrossment of the bin The
n,elusl'lpN' u accepted on our part wouIl
pisce us az the close Of the five DAYS, ia.
oussion IN 40 different attitude than va
ere IN al present, as the propusition ,oi,s
10 provide that there will be no call NJ ,hs
housa ON the engrossment Of The bilI NV
uoes II provide that there will be no oali a,
, .ne mousse upon motion to reconsider
me vote by which the bill is dIsnassa
VI ana motion to Law LII
motion TO reconsider on the tahIa tn
in p,o i,o Is too indefinite and uncertain
Jul We Will now make you the followln,
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Al 1;l5 O'Clock the filihusters were
caught mapping by Neighbors He moved
mat the house stand at ease UNI
~ o'clock. There was no OBJ
iSction heard and the speaker declared
onlection heard and the speaker declared
,ne mouse at ease, pending business being
the blacklist hill.
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ONLY a ! PLAYEuL.
CHE T-enderfoOt. However, Dtdnsk
AEree with b

.Eh0 T~enderfOOta H0veyeI, Didn't
Agree with the OwmeF'
.sHe amt vicious, stranger, and amt
rot a single mean trait"
IS smoke the owner of the mustang
"a the tenderfaot who was sojourning
IN The hills of southwestern Missouri
aavs the Detroit, Free Press. t.,
:.You Just get on and try him ana
if YOU don't like him don't buy him
He may be a bit ,spry and playful put
that's cause he's been in the sraOae
over a week" 80.
The tenderfoot sprang to the q
and, what happened thereafter he only
dimlv remembered. The horse reared;
then he came down on all tours, with
his legs as stiff as a sawhorse. Having
repeated this operation half dozen
times, he sprang forward and covered
/ GOOD section of the country at go
gait. with no cunning mate, eitheA He
Feared, leaped, plunged and finally fadt
Ills way back to the starting point, nads
- II 70 roll over and then dived tortht
@Table door, leaving the horseman dafd
dumb and limp in a bush near the rod
aide. The owner helped n wouiGl'
r.mrahaserst 70 his feet Strengthened NJ
~ = I'll
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H MAYOR IN JAIL.
How the Executive of New York Came
to Be Sent Up.

~ DC tent Up
Judge M. May, of this city, was once
Instrumental in sending William L.
Stong, now mayor of New York city,
tothe county Jail for six weeks. says the
Mansfield co., News. At that time
Manuel May wasn't a judge, and Strong,
VIII is now known all over the country
by reason of the figure he has cut in
New York politics, was not mayor of
New York. The judge, when ques-
tiond in regard to the matter, readily
gaVtthe incident as he remembered it:
6" was 30 years ago, and l was Il
notag public in those days. 1 was d.
rectl to take some dispositions in Il.
easel which there was an alleged
fraulin regard to some financial mat
ters. Strong refused to answer some
quespns, as he, | think, had received
the formation on certain points n
c~onhSnce. He was obstinate, and 1 ex-
ercise my prerogative and sent him to
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Q r THAN E a
Woes of a Dutch Phyafcfnn who Bulls
a >. HyEienie Honae.n

o of a Dutch PhyHfcfnn Who Buiff
a Hygtente House,
What is called a .hygienic mouse has
just been built By q Dutch physician
and illustrates rather forcibly the pos
sibility of preventive measures being
worse to undergo than several maia
dies, a the New York Times. The
walls of this extremely modern and
scientific dwelling are made OF parallel
plates Of ground glass several inches
apart, with q concentrated solution Of
alum or salts of solar between them.
These plates are fixed in metal frames,
by which they aresbpilt together. The
roof is not translucent and IS nude Of
materials which are l~mperyious TO heat,
thus keeping out thesunshine and hold
ing in the warmth of the rooms, The
house is entered by an underground
door, to which q stair leads. The air
also enters underground and passes
through a microbe filter of cotton, wool
and giycerine. It eirculates through
the roomssby means of gratings ind
escapes under the roof. The house IS
heated by the sun, except when q stove
is found to be necessary. The salt solu-
tions between thu panes absorb the
heat by day and give 10 forth BY night.
IN summer the air is cooled by its pas
sage underground and tempers the
tropical warmth Of thu climate. The
illumination inside is diffused from all
EHA.As
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-05-08

Milton Reizenstein, a graduate student of
the Johns Hopkins University, Of Balti-
more, has prepared a monograph as a thesis
for a degree which he expects to receive
next June. He has chosen for his subject
the history of the b. & o. r. r. from its in
ception on the night of February 18th, 1927,
when % of the leading business men of Baltf-
more met at the home of Philip Il. Thomas
and devised means whereby the trade of
Baltimore with the West could be restored.
1t was at this meeting that the company was
organized which afterwards built the B. 30.
X. +. Mr.. Reizenstein's monograph takes
up the history of the road from that night
until tracks were laid to Wheeling, w. Va,
in 1853. The 10th anniversary of the B. & 0,
r, r. Co. was February 18th, 1897.
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RAPID TRANsIT.

JtStrong moved in what was con-
81 the elite OF Mansfield society
lfe days, and they stuck to him
tlh his term Of imprisonment. The
tFas about divided on the propo-.
SIS to whether it was right to send
p jail. Strong had a real nice
tihile he was in Jail. His friends
Vlhim every day and helped HIM
FEfay the hours. Finally, after
plhad been locked up for six
w higher court concluded that
nfhad enough and he was re-
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-05-08

A writer in Mothers journal is not of
the opinion that women are now, for the
first time, Of account in society. She
writes: Women are new in literature
and journalism. Are they? Only the.
other day, in a jug dug from the ruins
Of ancient Greece. was found whatmust
have served for a daily paper in those
days, and a woman was one of the writ
ers. Have you any idea that the old
Egyptians doubted for one minute the
political power of, woman as they
watched the career of Cleopatra? Was
Miriam's music less inspiring to the He
brew warriors because she was a wom-
an2 Anyone might suppose from the
clamor and ado that we were for the
first time of account to theworld. when,
as a matter of fact, we have been a pow
er-for good or evil-socially, political
ly and morally-since the days Of
Eden"
Unlicensed dOUa ara Dnf ~ ,iaa4b a.
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FoA A-LoNa- ANn HAPPY LIFE.


-
Ne Well wei wnrmed and We'll
nested.
Were 1 for 3 receipt for
longevity, beauty and happiness, /
would write: Be well fed, we'll warmed
and well resfed9 Many people are thor
o0ghly welded to the idea that it is
just as well to sit down and work on,
II that it, IS a Sign of l~aziness to lie
down IN the daytime, says the Ladies'
Homo Journal. There isriust such ig-
norance in the world-E0r ignorance it
is-of the Simplest physical laws. If
a woman IS Observed forrest pften she
is sooMregarded as lazy" People who
are averseeto exercise, ar lag easily in
their work IRE sicRa When people shun
exertion it because the physical ball
ance is ~weake6ed.
Another odd 'bitl Of bigotry stands like
a Hon in the wayzg sOnr grandfathers
and Rrandmethers did not do so, etc.
In 6his case it is plain that they did
not need me amount of rest that is re-
CURED in these days. They had not
q tenth Of the distractions of these
hurrying Hmes. Besides, perhaps, if
they had mot such faith in their
straightforward chairs and long hours
their progenv6miRht have been blessed
with stronger NERVES. Therefore, my
weary, quick-tempered, cross woman,
hasten to be healthy, wealthy and
wise BY going 3 bed early andoften,
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"a DazsIing Light That Can ne
Seen Two MflRR.

.HEf ~ HEMn WV NAAACRe
The natives of Natal, South Africa,
have an implicit faith in the existence
Of the lamp snake, which they call
"umningi." This reptile is supposed to
frequent swamps or lakes and is of a
size SO vast that on an occasion when
n of the species was attacked and
killed by a Boer hunting party it's
carcass filled a couple of wagons. In
fact, the umningi's proportions are all
most unlimited. The light emitted by
this monster is bright and dazzling in
the extreme. and can be easily dis
cerned from a distance of a. couple
of miles or more. Naturally this radi-
ance is visible by night only. Many ra-
tives call the lamp snake ivimbela, but
usually this name is. applied to a SER
pent whose dwelling is in the sea, and
whose powers, though great and mar
%velous, are not displayed in rivers or
fraught with magic light. A native
says he has often seen the lamp snake in
the pools of the. Umvoti river, where it
passes through thorn country. He says
it is not uncommon and in color is very
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-05-08
.RARER sAas AND AARD TIMgs.
One Industry That Thrives on COndi-
tfons That wreck Others.


One Industry That Thrives ON COndi-
tions That Wreck Other
The manufactpfe Of paper bags is an
industry which depends largely on it's
prosperity to a prevailing condition of
hard times. The more stringent the
financial pressure becomes, the more
paper bags are used, says the Chicago
Chronicle. In the grocery stores Gus
toners win come in who, instead of
ordering a bushel of potatoes, will or
der a quart of potatoes and carry them
home in a paper bag. Groceries of all
kinds are fnrchased in small quantities,
and the paper bag is used almost ex-
clusiYely to do up. not only groceries,
but fruit, Vegetables and candies. A
customer ia hard times will drop in
and buy half a pound of tea. In a few
days he will come in again and buy
another half pound. In good times he
would have bought d couple of pounds,
and one bag would have wrapped it up.
It is so with all kinds of groceries and
everything ~purchasable for which pa
per bags can be used, and the only real
complaint which win be found coming
from the paper bag manufacturers will
be on the occasion OF prosperous times
coming on us again. The paper bag
mills are doing a'thriying business now,
and until the growing evidences OF
prosperity eliminate II q general re-
sumption of business activity through
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out the country, they will not lack for
a constant and large demand for their
goods. But when the mechanic begins
to buy potatoes by the bushel, apples
by the peck, coffee by ive-pound pack
ages and -four by the barrel, then the
-napnse- Su Observation-Disclosures
and prosperity be with us once more.
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Hnw,a Thia9

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case of Catarrh that can not be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
70. J. Cheney & Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known r. j..
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
Transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To.
ledo, O. $500
WaIding, Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price 75c. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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p Yankee went into Wall street
ako years ago with $1,000 and
NJ cleared 100000. AS this was
so really remarkable, a well-
kfoker was asked the secret of
ices success. and he replied:
Ane deaf. and therefore cannot
llaNorthless tips.n
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parts of the walls, but there are no win
dows out of which the inhabitants can
look, and it is difficult to see how they
will be. able to endure life in a place
so horribly wholesomc-and dull.
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1.-THE ass in the lions skin, . said the king.
Of beasts, at the usual afterrcircua soiree.
1T ID mo- abipybNt-a4act In truth, it was
skin that the ass occupied. He made
q far superior luncheon to the meat trust
beef we get here."-Indianapolis Journal.
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Parent-"How did you get along with
your geography lesson to-day, JOHNNY"
Pupi-"Bully. The teacher was SO pleased
that she had me stay after school and repeat
Il all over again only just to her. boston
Transcript.
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"a. Iri.h languagg stiIL Iingers N.

The Irish language stAtA
az nahamas, among the mixed de7
...srdsuts Of the Hibevnian patrlots
saasshsal by Cromwell t0sthesWest In
-. ne can occasionally hear, At -
IA iaes sailors in the London docks
who caunos speak q woru q nIs
talking Irish % the ole lrish apple
women whom they meet, and thus max
;nr themselves intslligibie :
Ta,nladge of the Saxon tongue.
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Reforms Need More Than a pay

HefOrms Need More Than a Day
To bring them about, and are always more
complete and lasting when they proceed
with steady regularity to a contamination.
Few of the observant among us can have
failed to notice that permanently healthful
changes in the human system are not
wrought by abrupt and violent means, and
AA-4-khnsa- are the m@-t--@lutarv medicines
which are progressive. Hostetters SION.
Ach Bitters is the chief of these. Dyspepsia,
a disease Of obstinate character, is obliter.
ated by it.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-05-08

Fits stopped free and permanently cured.
No fits after first days use of DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. Free 50 trial bottle &
treatise. DR.. Kline, 933 Arch st., Phila., Pa,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-05-08

"Er man kin git hissef inter a heap O.
trouble an sponsibility," said Uncle Eben.
fby convincin' people dat he's smahter dan
whut he rely i. "-Washington Star.