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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
BELVIDERE.

Mr.. Galluphas moved into Ira Whittemores
tenement.
Fred Shattuck and wife made his parents a
short visit recently.
Nate Brown was in town last week, the
guest of d +. Potter.
George Cheney cut his hand quite badly
while chopping wood on the hill last week.
Elder Blaisdell and Elder Silas Foster
held a meeting at the junction church last
Sunday.
Frank Fullington has moved back to Cam.
bridge and F. h. Lock has moved back onto
his farm.
The schools in Belvidere commenced Mon
day, May g. The teachers are Miss Jennie
Holbrook at the Corners, Miss Lima Hol
brook at the Centre, Miss Ida Davis at the
Robestoe, Miss Annie Atwel at the Junction
and Miss Ellen McMonahan at satan's Hol
lou
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
CABOT.


Schools commenced on Monday.
Henry Morse is to be the new postmaster.
Napoleon Shaw of ST. Johnsbury was in
town on Monday.
Lawrence Harrington is to move into VIM.
Whitter's tenement.
Mrs. Henry Smith and Myrtle were at
Montpelier on Friday.
Rev. j. A. Dixon, the Methodist pastor, has
returned for another year.
Audie Stone is at work for Clyde Lance, and
Archie has gone to Calais to teach school.
George Heaths little boy and girl were out
in the fields on Sunday and the little boy re-
turned about two O'Clock without his little
sister, saying that she didn't want to come
home with him, and us she didn't come at all
search was commenced for her, but no clue of
her was found until sometime Monday, when
she was found in the McAlister pasture a
mile or more from home. She seemed all
right. Nearly the whole of the town turned
out to find the child. She is about years
old.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
UNREASONABLE.
Mrs. A. A. Hawley is quite sick.

Mrs. A. A. Hawley is quite sick.
Fl W Varnum has returned homo
II en-. ,,,, :, p,,.1i,,,..o,, ,r,,,,.,1.-
NJ Clo1,. U-,-n,.
"i'9 Dne"'S - III az ne' ~ 'o ~ - ue al H.
Earl Prior sold Is COWS from his dairy last
week
Daniel Gray ofCov9ntry Is at work for 4.
A, Palten
Mrs. NJ. $ Hawley Wis ted her sister in Nor.
risville recently.
G. ". Holmes is shinglng ard repairing
his shop at the Falls.
Mis-, Cr,ir .non+ So+,rd,,. or,1 s,,rl1,,.
with friondS IN inb,,son ''' 'O''N''S
~.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
WORCESTER.

Ned Harris and Flossie Buck we're married
on Wednesday last by Rev. ii. P. Carpenter.
All schools in town commenced on Monday
last. We are glad to see Miss Folsom back
again.
Miss Anna Wilson has gone to her school
in Calais, aud Miss Agnes Wilson to hers in
East Montpelier.
Rev. Geo. Deuel. has returned from Confer
ence feeling very well pleased with being al
lowed to labor in Worcester for another year.
To say that the people of the NJ. E. church
are pleased and grateful would but feebly eX-
press their feelings. We are glad to have him
stay with US is the sentiment expressed by all
in or out of the church.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
CENTREVILLE.

School commenced here Monday with Mrs.
Maud Gates, teacher.
Miss Delta Collins commenced her school
at the Center Monday,
Gertie CaIkins is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs j j. Gilmore, at Johnson.
Mrs. Harry Siloway and child of Wolcott
are visiting at her fathers, Chester Holbrook
A. M. Whitcomb and Miss Lucy Burbank
we're married last Sunday and in the small
hours of Monday morning some thirty OF the
young men OF this place and the Brook dis
trict gave them serenade and were very
kindly entertained by them They have the
congratulations of ell.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
East johnson.

Muy McLenathan is at home from Massa.
chusetts.
School commenced Monday with Myrtle
Cunningham as teacher.
Mr.. Robinson of Underhil is working for
W. II. Stearns in Bell Brook Creamery.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
, at is the Best ON Earth"

That is what Edwards & Parker, mer-
chants of Plains. Ga, say of Chamberlain
Pain Balm. for rheumatism, lame back, deep
seated and muscular pains Sold by II. J.
Dwinell. Morrisville; G. B. Foss Hyde Park ;
DR.. r. p Hubbell. WolcOtt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
GREENSBORO BEND.

r. C. Batchelder has gone to Craftsbury on
insurance business for short trip.
Miss Lenora Batten has finished her work
nursing at Judge Tolman's and is teaching
in Lower Stannard.
Our village school opened Monday with
the usual number of pupils. Mr., Burbank is
boarding at the hotel
Rev. Geo. W. Morrow has returned TO this
place as pastor of the NJ Il. church for
another year. He is much liked here.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05

Remember, to get this paper three months
for 8 cents your postoilice address must be
within Lamoille County.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05

Ned Baldwin is to be the new postmaster at
North Wocott.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

compared with the invention Of resi-
dent Of Providence. r. J.. which pro-
vides for the feeding Of a whole stable
ful OF live stock at daybreak. Mr.
Sleepyhead simply turns on his pillow
and Jerks a cord. which opens a valve
In the stable and lets down the requis-
lie quantity OF feed into a trough.
There are quite a number OF inyen-
lions for lighting the FIRE In the morn
ing without getting ont OF bed. They
are all operated by clockwork. The
newest and best Of them IL credited TO
an Illinois genius clock Is set for
a certain time and when the proper
minute IS reached the mechanism
throws lever which draws a match
across a piece Of sandpapcr and ignites
the kindling One OF the latest patents
is for a street lamp which has clock
work apparatus attached 90 a. At the
correct moment FOR which the machine
rs set 10 closes an electric circuit. no the
same time opening the gas pipe. Inn
mediatcly the gas is ignIted, and IL
burns until shut on by the clockwork
at daybrcak in the morning In this
way the street lamps an over city
may be- made 20 light themselves sim
] ultaneously without the intervention
OF human hands
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Tor hours az a time. and never q muir
muir Of Impotence escapes them
Day hy day the stories Of his won
derful cures spread out in growing cir
gles. and each day of the revival brings
Increased numbers Of the sick.
wahatchle seems 60 be- possessed OF
wonderful magnetic powers. His cures
are usually effected hy simply touch
INK the patient. or rubbing his hand
over the part afflicted In some cases.
however. he gives the patient a pow
orful herb. which Is used as a tonic
lie uses the same herb In every case
lie gathers Il himself. but will neither
tell what Il IL. where he gets u. nor
anything Of its healing or strengthen
ting properties. The patients after being
treated slt or lle down for a time. ac.
cording to his Instructions. and then
return home relosing. to spread the
good news
The revival. quite unlike the super
s,itlous festivals and dances conducted
according TO Indian tradition, Is quiet
and orderly affair. There has been no
| disturbance Of any Kind. nor any undue
emotional excitement
The Indians from other tribes come
In delegations, aud are met by delega-
,ions Of Delaware The pipe Of peace
Is grayely smoked by the head men.
after which the visitors present their
hosts with presents Of ponies TO show
their appreciation Of their Kindness
and hospitality
The meeting has been la progress
two weeks, and more than 200 Indians
have been converted Among the mo-
uhlc converts H chief Little John
when Goo Indians profess Christianity
itsy orc required t0 giga nr many 0'
their native custom. Understandings
Hr. rd'rum H uu. umuuu.H1 hy
Christians. CU.IIIuI. IuUH auruuar
E.. HU "H proceed .l I... .Hg. O..
h.. u.0 wives. t0 boz I'M ...... Ht. OH.
... u. rHH U.V H..H
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
whsr. Women Toll Like Men.

While American women have their
own grievances the sex enjoys free
dom OF action and an opportunity Tor
getting ahead greater than are found
elsewhere The men Of European coun-
tries, Is a rule. are FAR less considera,e
Of women than are Americans. In Bel
GUM woman digs Ia the mines and
does the coarest Of work In Germany
she tolls In the fields Even To- France.
the country OF politoncss. she tolls la-
borlously and often with little cUusii-
Grafton ON the part 20, the male portion
of ibc community The towns vuOre
au and ,uuF. most abound often Tr-
fnt s,utug counter pictures WI..
pest $50 beautiful City yrf .u .H. .u.
mHgn.r civilized wMmu" Nh. Comm.
Dr., 5000 young .r'. HuI .."n n. mo-
ar. H.w" ..... #HI
mission. .H. .H.. ....E.. ......
# .". U".
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Co the limit OF length required Pro
cecd.ng boo this way she would ln
cuuro ot few hours secure Cor her
self one extra hill Just how much the
woman stole was never asreuaIucd.
bat she succeeded in saving enough
money out of salary of 5000 o. year
to build beautiful house iu % semi.
fashionable quarter of the ,.ty aud Co
supply herself with valuable hri,.l-
brac and even o. horse and clrrIasr
10 was a fact that she generally drove
to the department every morning Boz
this vehicle that attracted attention
To her mode of living. aud
eventually bed Co the discny
cry Of her method OF pcculatIon. She
was indicted by the Grand jury. but
vas never tried as she died from can.
Ger before the day set Tor her trial
The amount OF money which this thrift.
~ countess secured was estimated ai
an the way from $4,000 90 So 900 hut
there Is absolutely no means Of dis.
covering just how much she did scrur,
from her dishonest practices.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

N"HH
Large union camp-mcCllurs are held
lally and nightly hy white mission
aries. assisted by Indian converts. and
July 5000 Indians ar. present Dele
cations are present from tho ChcroGcc,
Usage. Otoc. ChocilW and Creek tribes.
Wahatchle. a convert Co Christianity,
has advanced from q plain medicine
nan 20 divine healer Of the Schlator
ype. Old. bent and w.thc-cd. with the
SHOWS Of many winters on bis head the
Old brave presents an uucInny figure
nough in Itself 20 inspire the supcrst.-
.lous with awe.
lie Is credited with having performed
some remarkable cures by the laying
90 Of hands some Of them apparently
well authenticated
. His fame has spread over che Who'll.
1f Indian Territory. and nU, only aly,
those OF bis own rae Hochcl to DO.
camp grounds 90 see tIe wonderful
healer. but even whit. settlers has.
/ travelled % hundred miles and moro o.
br.rr 90 him some afflicted member col
their families 90 tcs, D.. powers
Bu, though % Christian. converted Hl
thc teachings uf thr white mIs-.uuar...
and theoretically accepting fh. doe
tr.uc of the universal brotherhood U
man the aged medicine man W.l rare
ly stretch or, DIS hand to heal One o
me white race so matter h1w on
they have come. nor how aHu0 'l
they plead. hR answer invariably is
. "Paloiacos have medicine men of the.
own"
Wahatchie sits 10 DIS tent from earl
morning until Gar into tho night recciy
Ing the 100 and afflicted Tho Indian
gather In such numbers that the lat
corners must wait. sometimes unit
nightfall, for their turns Co come Wit
the traditional patience of their race
they stand with their blankets wuI
ped closely about them. coz 30 10 grouI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
POINTERS ron JERRY SIMPSON
p,.,rn.bi, outpu, Of the Articles rha'
a.. Wa, snld 60 scorn.

ar may seem Incredible. but it iS
nevertheless @ f.c,' said % prominent
wholesale hosiery dealer OF New loIN .
90 Che Washington star man, thai ln'
praJurfion OF seamless hose in lh'' .
country ls about 100000 dozen p'lL,
daily 4 daily production OF l2Oo''0O
pairs of stockings would mean ',-oo'''
pairs each WORKING y.lr or 2''oo'0'.
pairs year. which iH on average "'
about ayo pairs 90 each man, woman
child. h.IrlIlun invalid and p.'hah-
mry Boo thc land. Moreover ih' '.'''
mlir ray.r only one class OF stockings,
though probably thr most numerous
one on course. Che bulls lH Of one
cheapest pmmos those th1t sou DO
tho va1'ea'e trade for sl cents pee
dozen .u th0w.0u'a
"Wh.re Do tao, 100 al'' scd ,a'
writer
"Trat s.a tUnit question to an-
sWar Tut tn0 figures which ! have
given yau afn NOT exaggerated, ana
/ they throw % strong l.rht on Che eiEah-
/ tIr dimension. of ,hH clothing trades
/ We scarcely put hosiery ana underwear
among thc Important divisions OF airy
goods. and yet Che transactions in inns
line ar, beyond tho scope of ans ordn-
airy imagination. a few months aga
company of dealers representing th'
impa1.ue a.dc 0' the trade alone Eaih.
cred Iu Sow York city tD confer nl
how best ,p protect their Interests an'
| rough computation of che capital rep
resented by tby house Chat Joined 20
action gave ODE 1upUuIlus total 90
UU.UulUlU THE business done ann1
ally Iu 900 grades 0f domestic aud .m
ported hosiery a about S,rul'ooo %
times u' IrgrO ..nu rHI fllINNn'.' /.
.Hc1r OF prosperity Tr. aru ,He.N
uIH bro Sow NurN u. whore 10
estimated tHf 100000 Y.ruHs aro DH
rrs.I iu 10. u8rH. .'ur ,t tHn luE,
n.H, u. hosiery I. good" lr
uu.. . .mn .lOa O. .".." u.iHlI,
90 i.. ratio uf about 300. dozen pair
HHf THg ur. ..u. .H..f. 'n ND
York ...E uI distributed auuab n
south auI v..t %. prices su r.I.rl.u
Ir Joss Char DO 4. rnH..lE how on
manufacturers .H uu th,m uut .It
o ap.Gt Tle competition Boz fHH i.l
of bu..u. syHg Er.u aud ih.H ar0I
down th, pr.r.ard. uUiuB.Iywasa
O. Although ODE import o. hosiery fru
England France and Germany lr' yea
81 N decreasing. much tU the benefit
- the home market. ths country bias u
is 10. present the expert hands and m
e. chucry necessary ilr tbg SUGGEST
N manulac,ur, of che best grade 90 good
o For that reason alone dealers are cot
, pollci to impor, the liner lines
% Worst,d and sIb hosiery worn by q
IS middle and wcll-tu-l1 classes
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

How "a Rich Woman's Deceit
covered.

such Instances Us the following ,ar-
~ with them their own moral. says |
the Forum. During the examinations F.
Of @ dispenmry ratent roll Of bills
dropped from her pocket The doctor
picked 90 up and remarked. Madam.
this o. free dispcnsary: and AS YOU
age able 10 pay Tee for medical ad.
vice. must decline To treat you here.
Well replied the woman. that money
.s FOR something else You are paid by
thc cts and MUS. prescribe Tor me.
ON boin- assured that the doctor re-.
.p.y,l no. u.ly from .ny source the
patient u.gWe indignant and protest.
40 chat arc was entitled 70 attention
equally Rnh INC lady "ho had pre-
coded hga ara iuou vluD she had
rented uuu.a tac W.oh before \
HH NOR. l.Ina case iH related 10y
another physicians 'i "''.,''a'y
clad woman presented herself ,o me no
hcd.r rnry and asked Tor treatment
. She save mc % rame that ! aItrrvaid
. found vas assumed. She ~as badly ~
need of attention and said lho could
mo-. pay believed her and a-rccd To
treat h,r. n was an interesting case
and she consented TO appear before the
class of ATS ur sixty doctors one day,
after sb. had been before the class se'-
erlI times and treated. } Was driving
with M, ...c 90 Central parh We
vpr, ras.I hy o. magnificent team ana
carriage spanking horses uon"l
r1,rhmar and fOOtmau. aud alllotrInl
b bsrre.. lr thc carriage vus o. lads
who's. features were familiar hui
could uo. remember whC, ] ha1 seer
Ir THAT me Jiy mE charity patton
% bro .rt.H I.rUL uUrHl Hs u.N" Do
Do I'M. rrar... nl rIUthc r,clsn.t.N h'
' Oh. f.. Dad. u. tHu Ono turnout @
uu.r.ua OIL. 4 Thought D would mf..
b. ueu. Au. Ia.t Hi.r p ... '.' .lw
' oraa. .H .Iuat ul a lsH.HH'... .Ho
. nfI gotta good ..ru u' mF patient .
IS .h, au.H.f Whom b. u.E. r-' n'.
ha#rIf Ia..DI Ho. .u. Hr ul. mann.
sha ng. ma h.r assumed d.#U.1.1r
mann, Then q taIf h. sH' .1r Cd.
.orIg.nr ma and DO. ful.'. disclosed Do.
' identify She was ODE vii. of 90 ma
" known 900 over tho c.'y as o mi.IIonair
q u a.at "a UH tD hol husband and 30 ".
Paid without word.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

smith-"what Kind of wedding
present are you going 10 send Davis"
Jones' was thinking Of sending him
a lawn mower" Smith-"That's hard
ly an appropriate giit." Jones-"why
not9 He's marrying a grass widow.
isn't heq"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

E.....H..t Cleveland FHo U".....
m ne.H county. N. d.. $500. a.N.I U"
.hs assessor recently .u. a .H.u1n.
u' DIS property LOB .Hl. Boz. W.eH' hr
taxed. Doe affixed the value 0tb..urw
home 90 100000 and Die personal ur0p-
erty at $4,000 Bic says n hH re-
marks that this ia as near as he can
get at the value u his securities. be-
cause of the uncertain condition OF the
market and the huctuating value Of
stock. TX.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

terror. Finally DE Wy struck the an
imal a terrific blow and managed 10
act out Of the cage Then the loss Of
blood from his wounds made itself felt
and he tainted. The bear BIZ large
chunk out 81 the keepers leg he viii
be laid up Tor two or three weeks. -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

people and compelling them 90 arise.
There IL a Kind OF bodstead. Tor eA-
ample. which holds TO- mattress in
frame that ls retained iu che normal
position by a catch 40 the proper hour
the catch. operated by clockwork
mechanism. loses Co. strip aud the mat
trcss frame becomes vertical instead
of horizontal. throwing Slccrhoad oui
upon the floor.
There is another sort ~ bed which
lets the head Of the sleepy person drop
when getting up time arrives. one end
OF the mattress frame collapsing hut
one OF the queercst OF the patented me
thods Of waking people up Involves
the employment Of tin pan and a
weight hung by cord. When the
hands OF clock reach a certain point,
the weight Is released. and falls upon
the nan. making dreadful racket An-
other Oddly Il a frame from which are
suspended a number of corks. During
the night u Is lowered gradually by a
flu'AH"lA "i'' ~"
proper hour and minute tue dangling
corks begin to pon against tue nose
aud face OF the sleeper az course he
wakes w nv u'u,' Wv ' u, nv, Nv ~, ~
axe OF mes s'',p ,''' ~. - .,'"' -,
''nueI "'N',,s W ', -. '.,' .,..a' a.. ...,-
i, " uNu'' p. - ~, ,.,,...nr,..I rs,
'''>'''' ~, ,''' -. r...,..i,
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h''sr'o N''''''r p" .'' ..| WV. ''
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

nahslcy Wei. suppose your .rn
win soon begin his last wear In cole
lerc Parks NO. De- isn't going rl.E
ihs Gam nahs'gy 'Oh. that's Goo
bad lle oueht io ro through moss
chat hos r1r aInrr to the Bst y...
What's fhr matters PARKS Nn.
'.'nf goH Hrnu .ha. Do. haT HrI .
...r anI IH.f H# HIr H.H .I ....
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

The farmers wife "a shut up 10 the
home life in a greater degree than Is
true of almost any other class OF wom-
pn. She does mo-. simply work from
sunrise Co sunset. hut from before day
light until long after dark Sometimes
70 happens thar when an the chores are
done and supper is over the other
members of the family gather around
the lamp with books and papers or
games. while she must mend. or per-
haps make new garments. often the
family is so used 20 this state ~ ihinrs
as not 90 notice a. Yet DO her heart
the wife and mother NAV be- longing
Co read. II some member % the family
will read aloud she will ind her task
less wcarisome. and an will be- benefit
"a by the discussion which Il almost
sure To follow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

The great roller steamer. OF which 30
much has been written. a vessel which
Us inventor promises Is to revolution
lac ocean travel do away with seaslck-
ness and make the voyage from New
York TO Queenstown In two days at
the most. was launched a.. Polson's
shlpyArd In Toronto Thursday. The
shell is tubular AFFAIR 100 fee, long
and % Zee, In diameter. Il has been
illustrated IN the Blade.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Hc-"when FIRST met my wife I
thought she was one Of the most econ
omical women In the matter of clothes
/ had ever known
she-"You met her al the scashore. I
helieye -Yonkers Statesman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Agent Of "Koola Kola That prima
donna wants $500 Tor her signature to
a testimonial. Proprietor Wen, I
know that advertising pays-but Il
won't pay that much.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Some Swiss .,a..r.s Recently ..,.s..
from prison. gId 900 advertisement an-
noludue iHc fact says that with the
clusc-cu ip0d hair knickcrbockers and
striped Jackets the fugitive murderers
may easily Doe mistaken Tor American
or '.nglIsh tourists oxcursIoning ia the
alalsan Alps"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
IN THE REDEMPTION OFFICE.
4 Clever Countess" who Used - Rob
Uncle sam.

NfNf NAAhH
During the incumbency Of the Office
OF United States Treasurer by Mr. lily
att Of Connecticut a woman employed
In the redemption division was discoy-
cred In a very ingenious scheme Tor
making a fortune az the expense OF the
United States A. Us we'll known the
department redecms OF FUN face value
any portion Of bin provided NO more
than one-ihird is missing This wu-
man would take q package Of $50 bills.
say. and would tear % fraction. per
hlps throc-quartor of au inch long
from one OF them She would socroto
this portion and lu o. short time would
take another bIIl OF likc denomination
and tear on piece twice as long sub-
Hituung me smaller piece from
the nrst 300 so as tu bring The note up
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

City Nephew-Did yop/ever lose any
money on the shell gaha7 Country I'm
cle-You bet l hav-rye been shellin'
Ou, tsw my son Reub Al college Ter me
past three Tesf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

In my own busy DAYS read very lit
he. but my husband read aloud while
/ worked or mothered the babies. Now
with time 10 read Tor myself. ! only
half enjoy any book that Is not shared
with some one else. Thoughtfulness
and unsclnshuess go Ear toward max
ing ideal homes In city coz county, -
New York Tribune.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27


mediate environments as be was a cen
tury ago. lie does more thinking than
he did then, and greater part OF his
business In life Is left TO the purely
mechanical brain functions. The In
ventors. always a step ahead Of the
requirements OF the times. are already
at work dcyising contriyances TO sum
mon absent attention One OF the
latest OF these Is bracelet that has an
alarm watch attached 20 H. The wear
err having an engagement at q certain
hour, sets the watch. and when the
time arrives a little needle point pricks
her arm and reminds her OF the duty
TO be performed This o. only one Of
many devices for like purposes. Peo-
pie want To be relieved OF the trouble
OF calling things 90 mind. and that is
one reason why there are 800 many in
Ventions employing Clockwork A.
the patent Office large class 0f inycn-
lions is comprised under the head Of
alarms these being machines by
which persons who otherwise would
not think are made 90 think The
average individual Dos Obliged however.
unwilllngly, 10 get up 40 certain time
VA the morning To provide for this
requirement many Ingenious persons
have applied their talents 90 the pro-
duction OF contriyances for awakening
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
AnnriItn

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