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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

or some "a de steele method OF
plating the hair so that II shall be
more shiny and redolent Of pomade
than ever before since the time OF
David.
Moving about among the mournera
and Keeping a particular lookout for
strangers. whom they regard as their
Legitimate prey were beggars the
lame, the halt and the blind some
with an excuse for asking aims and
others with none. oxcep, that It was
the easiest way 10 make @ living.
There are. however. six thousand pro-
iossional besgars in Jerusalem. aud
the field is 80 crowded that is is no
longer possible for any one 10 make
q decent living by begging iu the holy
city. The rabbits sought ont the siraug-
ers also selling them brass money 10
be given BOO charity, and af,,rWlrd re-
rccmcd rs them when presented in
sufficient quantities. Offering chairs 90
The ladies for consideration and
short, the ceremony seemed 90 ho made
The occasion Tor making as much mon
cy us possible and the Eayly dressed
women and The picturesque men. some
In bright velvet gowns. with big. fur
trimmed hats. seemed only q part OF
The exhibition. ana one could not but
think Of those who walled the loudpT
and shed thr mos tears were che star
performers and received doe largest SAL
aries
There Do o. tradition of belief among
the Jews chat if one leaves ;he city ha
Is sure to return some IJy DO be- viii
only drive % nail 900 the chIuEs OF the
temple wall this nail being something
which binds him tU his native clty
These nails are drawn ont and sold 20
strangers. and the rus'ior the nail and
The MOTE difficult % De- Co br drawn.
the better price % commands % tho
tradition holds good. however. ! know
OF one poor Jew Who will never rr-
turn. and De- must have been sure OF 30.
too, by the way that spike was driven
h.
The long high wall the groups Of
picturesque men and women. the lie.
the motion. the shifting color. the many
changes Of the scene viii always be- re-
mcmberd but only as a show never
as religious ceremonial 90 impress
the mind and heart with its rccollec-
ton. Tor long habit has taken away
shat seriousness the custom might
once have had. while the commercial
spirit So greatly in evidence canno,
but remind one tha, not Gar away al
most on this very site. in fact the
Master once said we have made my
house a den 81 thieves"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

part OF the OLD wall is called, was
greatly impressed by the double line
OF mourhefs' one AZ the wall, the other
opposite H. aluhg the wall forming the
naeHS OF houses nazaafs or workshops.
inc s,''' OF thos' gathered there
h'''''' ''"'' 'h''I tears genuine their
.o',"" most hih''re' ana Ielt that !
'''' 'o ''sN' 10 ',ahu 'h're ana stare
y, ',s''' u ~, ~ '''"' tn''F religious
49,. 49, o.. u ~ '''' " pay OF an eN-
1871 ~, ~ 'v''' 30, h"o" ,hli !
' 49,. IVY Wv w. Nv 90. az '''u''' ana 'h't
- rs, .'' Wv" " ''''p ]" my
.. -, 'i'" '' .,. , ,, ''n- ~ MY own
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,r.rp,gp ,,,rlI .,,, t,...r,, ,h,r.
ourbiy hardened ana conn, D., rer,r1
,be exhibition ,e morely one M an,
sfort sH,Vs ,, fbe town ami p, NOR,
fo bs believed ip tba, no., An, tr,l,-
fi,rsl h,ly pls,es tb,t ,rs sboVp t,
fb, devon, yI.t,- c,.b an, rr,-op.
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pi..o tr, ir f,rw,tr,p rs.pg psp,Il, mo.
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
WOMEN or NOTE.

a marble tablet Ia memory o. Mrs
browning viii soon De- placed in Kcl-
Zoe Church, her native parish, by ho,
admirers
Carmen sylvia has received the dec.
Grafton Tor arts and science from the
Emperor OF Austria She Is the first
woman Co win this distinction
Queen Victoria is said 20 possess two
Of the oldest watches In the world
both have silver dlals. and are about
as large as half a crown. one Is q
blind mans watch and the other a re-.
pcator.
Miss Frances Bray has the honor of
being the second woman In the United
Kingdom entitled 10 add the letter.
LID 90 her name. The first. Dr..
Letitla Warrington, Is likewise an Irish
woman and a native Of Belfast.
Frau Amauc Friedrich Ma,erna. the
great Wagner singer. whose career on
the stage has recently come to a close
has determined 10 devote herself here.
after 10 training pupils for the oper.
attic stage. and especially for Wagner
Ian roles.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
cecil BURLEIGH IN LESLIES POPULAR MONTHLY

There Is a portion Of the old founda-
ton wall Of solomon's Temple In Jeru-
salem still standing. and 10 this there
cllngs a religious feeling INDUCED In
by Christian. Hebrew and Mohammc-
dam but 90 Is In connection with O
purely Jewish ceremony or custom
that wish 20 speak OF the ancient wall
In this article.
Access b. easily had 20 O. on 30 ont
or side OF the Enclosure. occupied by
the Mosque of Omar. which Is built
over the traditional rock Of sacrifice
wncrcon Abraham would have offered
up Isaac but Tor divine Intervention.
and from which Mohammcd is said 90
have assembled 90 heaven. the rock a.
scli being stayed from following the
prophet hy the hand OF the angel Ca
hriol. the imprint OF the hand on the
rock being shown 90 gecdulous bclIcy-
Crs 90 this day.
a narrow lane. scarcely more than
zen feet wide. runs 90 the base of the
old wall and hero. Cor q space OF about
Two hundred icc.. come the Jews 90
vail over The loss OF their holy city ON
Fridays. and upon days just preceding
any OF their great fols,s or iasts. as
Tor instance the Passover or the Feast
OF tabernacle N1mIualy they come
10 lament and pray and read their re-
lis'ons books. and many OF them DO all
these things but many more OF them
come ior quite % different purpose. and
think lgss of the l0H of Jerusalem than
OF gain 90 themselves. the time being
mostly devoted 90 barter and sale. and
retailing The latest gossip OF the quar-.
ter.
lmlgIuc q long stretch OF wall. any
feet high composed of great. gray
stones each many feet iu length and
evidently of great thickness. grass and
weeds growing between the chinks st
the top. and the lower portions worn
smooth by the long continued pressing
Of hands and Of lips 10 its once hard
and rough surface Close 20 this wall
with their faces almost touching. stand
men and women closely packed togeth-
or 10 long line. praying and wailing
their faces anxious. their eyes hlled
with tears. and nov and then their
glances turned 20 the clear. blue sky
above. MS n half expecting 60 see "a,
promised Messiah coming out Of th,
heavens 20 restore 90 them their an.
Client glory and the city which they
have lost "a maybe forever old meu
and youths. gray boards and strlpllngs
young girls and shriyeled old women
crowd each other. and Tor hours this
singular ceremony continues
/ must confess that upon my nrsl
visit 20 the Jews waillug place. as this
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

lie Knew How 60 rut stop To- tho
lIfpa.

Tie Knew How 60 rut stop TO tho
IIrc..
There is l'tle suburban town out
100 N,W Jersey and Ifs inhabitants ar,
very proud OF their Ore department.
claiming that % can meet every posi-.
DIE cNigauDy uys llap.rs Round Ta-
blc As Cor thu truth OF tas state.
Wpuf 30 .s mot advisable t0 mediate
upon aud there s one thing possible
aui that Is th. Inability uf its meme
hrw Co proven. nr0s Unfortunately
such occurrences were growing Co De-
% chronic affection and Boo deportation
the leading officials OF tlo fire depart
and The town officials met to devise
ways aud means uf stopping them
TITS clrclcssucss rank careless
ness" exclaimed one rorty gent cman.
such things should rarely happen IN
wcll-r,gulaiol communities"
Thus % went on Tor over un hour.
growing no nearer 90 solution OF the
difficulty Finally one % thc Gre de-
plrtmcut members arose Gentle.
mon. be cried. u have resolution
90 propose which I think n adopted
Boy the honorable members Of this
board will entirely DO away with nrcs
.u VT town"
Hear hear" cried the members Of
the board VIVA, is o. Propose o."
etc
Gentlemen. ] propose that three
days before each hro SOME one should
ro 'U tho house and ascertain 10 % has
been caused hy tho .umat careless
ness ana 10 .1 enforce o. payment Of
money 'n meet 'hr expenses oi rum
uiur taH ,ue.ur tU tha e..rc"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
WOMAN IN LETTERS.
what she Really Has Done fer
Poetry.

WV h"hiiy has Done for
Poetry.
There Is an extremely interestinr Ar
uclo In one Of the French literary
weeklies says the ~. James Gazette.
After doing NJ. Jules Lemaltre ON
Women OF Letters" homage to the
genius OF George Sand. whose yalue
as an artist" NJ. Lemaltre rates he.
low Micholets and Victor Hugo's. the
accomplished writer discusses the eter.
nal problem Of why women are Meth
or great poets nor writers IN the sense
OF writer's In the grand style. No
Woman-not even Nine. de seylgnc-
has contributed TO the picturesque and
plastic development Of French STYLE In
ne sense that Rousseau. Chateau
BRAND, Hugo, Gauticr and others have
ana there Is no feminine la Fontniuo
or 10 Bruycre. n Lcmaitre believes
that the most cultivated women care
less about the form and harmony OF
words than the expression Of sentl-
ments that appeal 10 them and move
them. To arrive az the perfection Of
style u is necessary 20 have at the mo-
ment OF writing poetry certain de-
gree OF obioctiylty which. while a.
does not ofiacc the impression aud emo
lions that have been inspired. permits
of the poets consideration Of the mu-
sic and beauty OF the words that re-
cord them. This attitude Of obicctiyity
ls rarely possessed By women. and the
result Us they are not sufficiently mas
tcrs Of their instrument 40 the moment
~ writing To- fJt against this b. de-
clarcs that the Important role thoy
have played in literature is 90 inspire
great writer's and that there has new
cr been written O. great poem which De-
not stamped with tho Influence OF q
woman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Not long ago wanted 10 define =
"syhar!te" Tor the information of my
young people and ] could NOT think Of
an apt Illustration but s.t week I went
late in the evening 20 call on Lady
, She was dressing tar dinner and
her maid had placed an her bracelets
and her necklace To- warm before the
fire upon q small cushion. d was. she
said, her .nyuriuhlo habit ln winter C.
have her ornaments thus heated. In
future I folt that should not bc az
loss Cor @ definition OF tho word "sy.
baritc o. lady's p.c,ourl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Tho illusions Of the foreign traveller
are we'll hit on by come remarks. real
or invented credited 10 Pope Plus ~.
How long have you been In Romc''
asked Plus * Of a visitor. one Of three
Nho had been admitted 20 audience.
Three weeks" was the answer.
"Ah, then YOU have seen Rome. And
how Ions have you been horc7' he con.
uuued turning 90 the second visitor.
"rhroc months answered the man.
you. then. have begun 90 see Rome.
And YOU. sir." addressing the third
visitor how long have YOU been
Lorc7'
"ThrDe years. was the rcn'y
"Ah yes said the pope then you
have uO, begun Co see Rome"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
FRENCH REVOLUTION STORY.
when Meme ii,r. Depended uu ~ul u
tssuts.

When Men. i,o. prrrudcI op ,m u
ts,Hr.
40 ths time Ui tHr French rr,HIuUou
IuuIOu. ihs celebrated FmUH s.uIr.
Cor OUhUse statue uf N0Iu.r. ar have
900 admired lH tHg foyer uf tle Ths.ts-
fuuH.au R1H thrown m.H prison.
says 900 exchange Nm, U0lIon. In
despair went 90 Hlus and with
streaming eyes .mp'0vl hIs assist.
lncr n1Fus shook hs head. he
feared Doc could 900 nothing Houdon
was O. man % genius and therefore
as David was one of the c1pdtmuinr
Judges. De- feared there was little
chance Tor h,s salvation. Nine Ilou-
don refusing 90 accept this opinion
as hnal ami using all On, arts aud be-
guIlrmouis 90 which aB lstl,o French
lady Us capable narras 90 last cou-
descended 90 ask 10 Der husband had
any statue Tor sale no that time iu his
studio Madame replied that the only
finished statue at present .n his atcIlel
was % figure OF ST. Scholastic. holding
scroll OF manuscript in her hand on
hearing this the willy Barls rang The
bell and said Co DIS answering sccrc-
Un "Mr ioIloU asJus, completed
a splendid statue OF Philosophy Nedl.
tatiur on tho Revolution Hasten and
purchase this sublime work % uNul
have 10 placed Ia the assembly. nan
ras' orders were carried out. with N,
result that not only was the sculptor't
lie spared, but he received more com.
missions Tor -atues than hc was able
10 execute. on such small issues did
the lives Of men hang In those ire.
mondous times.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

The temperance society Of an Ohio
town recently purchased the only ga.
loon IN the town limits and burned
an 90 the fixtures with appropriate
ceremonies The owner was recently
converted al a revival meeting. and
the prohit,ionlsts are nov booming
him iOl mayor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

lu thc Irlc town OF Nasso. in
Sweden. the fromcn happen TO De-
women. however U3mdoN.cal that
sounds Tho place .s only o. little VII.
LACE. and four enormous tubs cousli.
utc the "watorworks." One hundred
and hfty women make up the hrc de-
partmont and one OF their duties con-
sIsts in always keeping the tubs allied
with water The women arc nne work.
crs. % Is said, and know how 20 handle
q fire With as little confusion as pos
aIhlp
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

W Wiltshire Riley wcll-known
Inventor residing az Cromwell. Conn
received probably fatal injuries by a
tall down his cellar stairs. Mr.. Riley
Is over so years old when a prac.
ticIng dentist In Columbia, Ohio. Mr..
Riley invented false teeth. which has
brought him over $4,000 and he also
has been successful with other inven.
tions Tie has been trying to have the
government adopt a liicboat Of his
invention. which has a balloon attach.
mcnt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
AN uNDELrvERED LETTER.

written Eighiy.Tiyr Wears Ago 60
son, who Nryrr Got a.
A letter undeIiycrcd after a lapse ol
over eighty years was the odd hnd of
Miss Catherine Mahon at Lcnni Della
ware county. says the Philadelphia
Record while looking over some old
papers recently Miss Mahon came
across q package OF letters that had De-
'ongcd To- her grandmother Amonr
DE collection was an old envelope. yell
low with age. which bore the suhscrlp-
lion: For ms son Hiram. should De-
ever return This was signed
"Thaldaus Mahun. and as the Gap uf
The envelope bore o large rcd SEAL
@ could not De- opened without destroy
ms the wrapper Miss Mahon showed
,hc letter Co her father who rrmgm
borJd having heard his father speak ui
o. brother who had lyf, home suddenly
during the war 90 1912 HD never re-
turned and before dying old Thaddeus
Mahou had written the letter which
Miss Mahou had found. They decided
% open % and doing so discovered
uotc which read as follows.
July n. 1912.
MY son Hiram. Since YOU have lcfi
see my mistake pray that you may
como back in time 90 forgive me.
Thank God your mother Is not now liv-
INK 90 know that cast her son o..
Willingly would I give my consent Go
your marriage With Nell. Tor now scc
that she is good woman Forgive
your father who has broken his heart
through DIS ho5dsirong WAYS God
bless you. my dear son Hiram.
'TUAnDEuS MAHON."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Doctor What your husband really
wants. madam. Is complete rest. Now.
u you could only
Lady Bus he won't listen to me. doc
ter.
Doctor Al, that's very good be-
Einnlnc. ST. pauls
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Satan puts forth his utmost power
20 prevent every man from becoming
a Christian. The glft OF the new birth
10 a Christian leads to a perpetual con.
fict Brave men are needed today 10
nght the battles % God against sin
Row. W. q partrdge.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

A young man and woman with a
craving Tor novelty were married on
trolley ear running between Omaha
and Council bluffs the other day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

ERE are Mary
MaEdalcn and
Christ Just after
his resurrection
For four thousand
years n grim and
chastity tyrant had
been killing people
and dragging them
into his cold palace
He had a passion
Tor human skulls
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
- RESURRECTION MISTAKE"
EASTER SUNDAY SUBJECT.

Prom the Texts ''Shs, supposlng Him
60 BE the Gardener. saith into Himi
Tell Me where Thou Hast Laid Him and
WIN Take Him Away" John aosi5.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
CURE or lNEBRlATEs.

Iu the constitution of the American
Association for the Study and cure %
lncbricty. an association whose pur-
pose is explained by its title. is embol-
led this statement "lnohriciy Is dis
ease 10 Is durable in the same sense
that other diseases are durable" The
statement is based upon an immense
number OF facts which have been COLI
loc,cl from various quarters from asy-
Wms. from specialists in mental dis
eases. and from other sources Two
things seem 90 Doc proved coucusNcly.
First 10 We include ia one class all
eases OF hlbuull drunkenness. the
average ratio % cures is fort, per
cent "a percentage which range higher
as tbc condition and environment vt
la, patient are improved
Success would hardly Dc expected
when the .ucurI5to ia completely br5l.
ca down Bog long course 81 dissipa.
ton. Zoo such cases there rs usually
some disease ~ the heart or other orr
gau sufficiently grave 20 De- beyond the
power Of drugs even though AN traces
OF alcoholic poison should be- eventually
eliminated, and the will-powcr re-.
stored.
Il Is undoubtedly advisable. no mat
ter how fortunate the inebriate's hnan-
cial circumstances may be-. 10 enter up-
on treatment at some carefully selected
asylum or sanlauum No amount ~
Doutriy.ng can oner the patient the
same care at homo that is 10 be- had 40
900 asylum. while the moral effect OF
being somewhat under restraint Is not
without benefit The inchriate is de-
serving of tho same treatment Dc
would receive were hr suffering from
any other dangerous disease
Secondly. other things being equal
success boz tho treatment 90 iucbricty
bears liked relation 90 Tue time 90
which treatment is begun. and more
especially 90 thg length OF The period
of treatment
The alcoholic poison works insldious.
. ~. The anal breaking down Of the
nervous and physical strength Is the
result OF years 81 dissipation Il Is
reasonable TO suppose that time will
De needed TO make good this lost vi.
tality.
Tho successful treatment Of inohrIo-
~ IS largely a question Of restoring the
persons vill-povcr
Statistics show that the great ma
jorlty OF incbrIoies have unoyenly ball
anccd minds. They are always on thu
verge OF Insanity. and not introQuen,'
~ pass over the line.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Boiled Jluglior flesh tastes very
much Ike veal Il Is much eaten In
india
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

After ChrIs,'s lntcrmcnt every ccllu-
lar tissuc broke down, and nerve and
artery and brain were a physiological
wreck. and yet be- comes mp swarthy.
uhlcuud and we'll when see after
such wurtu1ry silence such radiant az.
pcamucc. that settles 90 that whatever
should become ~ the bodies OF our
Christian dead. they are going 90 come
up. tho nerves rrstwur the optic nerve
rc.llumIuod the ear drum a-ynuta. tbo
whole body lifted up. without its weak
ness and worldly uses Tor which there
is NO resurrection. Come, Is % not al.
most time Cor us 90 so out 90 meet our
terminated dcads Can YOU not hear
the iftine OF the rustcd latghe
Oh, the glorious thought. the glorious
consolation Of this subject when | find
Christ coming up without any OF the
decorations. for you must remember Hc
was laccratcd and wounded fcarfully
Ia the crucinxlon-comlng mp without
one. What does that make me think p
That the grave will get nothing Of ms
except our wounds and impcrfections
Christ went into the grave exhausted
and hloodless. an the currents OF His
NE had poured out from His wounds,
Re had lived a life OF trouble. sorrow,
md priyation. and then lie died a lin
,orlng death His entire body hung on
our spikes No invalid OF twenty
'cars suffering ever went into the
rave 90 ~hlis and CHASTITY and broken
lown as SeT'st. and yU here lie comes
~ 40 ruhicund and robust she supposed
Him 10 be the gardener.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Statistics show that the great ma
jority OF inebriates have unovenly bal.
anccd minds. They are always on thu
verge OF insanity. and not iuiroquen,'
ly pass over the line.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Tho successful treatment Of inohrIc-
" IS largely a question OF restoring the
persons Will.povcr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

The alcoholic poison works insldious-
ly. The final breaking down OF the
nervous and physical strength Is the
result ot years 81 dissipation. Il is
reasonable to suppose that time will
be- needed to make good this lost yi.
tality
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Secondly. other things being equal
success boz the ,rcatmcn, 90 iucbrioy
bears O. fixed relation 90 the time at
which treatment is begun, and more
especially 90 The length Of The period
OF treatment
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-05

VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Stmr Lehua, Macdonald. for Honohina, Ho-
nomu, nakalau and Pohakumanu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-05
Stop That Pain!

Why look SO detected and
forlorn?
Oh your head aches-does
it? Well, then we are pleased
to know that we can assist
you.
We don't ask you to re-
strict yourself from eating
things that you feel you need
and must have. Nor do we
say that you must take alb
solute rest and abandon seeing
your friends and indulging in
pleasant pastimes.
All that we advise is that
you obtain a box of the new
remedy for Headache. Itsname
is Headline, a perfectly
harmless preparation put up
in powders not unpleasant to
the taste.
1t has cured others and will
cure you.
1t is not a catchpenny pre-
paration, but on the contrary
reliable and safe.
Drop into our store and OBJ
tain FREE OF CHARGE a
sample of Headline. A trial
will convince you.
Be sure that you do not
confound the name with that
of other preparations with
similar names.
We are Sole Agents.