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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

300 SfreHt NOrtiiweSf.
Gold filings and bridge Work spe
cialty, at the lowest price; amalgan fiji
ings, SOC; full sets of teeth on plates, So;
extracting either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, SOC, without 25C; ali
work done by experts and guaranteed the
best; open ON Sundays from 10 to
O'Clock. mh22 II
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PERSONALS.
The N'3 Days" Cure

tfor mem leads all remedies In this city;
prompt and pernane nt cure or no CHARGE
consultation Tree. ok. MckEEHAN \, 10
18th st. Office hours, u a. III. to
L p M, to & p. m; Sunday, = to p. ~.
de 24-lmo.
PROF. CLA Y Oldest esta bIished clairvoy-
ant advertising IN this city; consult him
on business, Ia wSiits, divorce, speculations.
separations, love or family troubles; can
tell yuu anything you WASH Ia know: brings
separated husband and wife together;
makes sweetheart or lover true causes
marriages; removes spells or mysterious
feelings. gives luck; lee, 90 cents; hours
10 to 0dalIy. jS9 II st .sw. de23-St ,em
M IA e. TIE
Medium and card reader; Wdshingtons
most famous Cla airvoyaut "A nd pa alnist; cen
suit her on business, love and family ar-
fairs: reuniteS the separated; removes
spells: causes speedy marriages, and gives
good luck; open daily: Germa II spoken; 25c.
and soc. 929 ii st. NV. de22l At
OH, No! WE DON'T cruelty the truth:
we are now selling the most elegant
custOn-made suits and overcoats "a tIine
worm for price that VIII convince YOU
or our veracity; how does this strike you?
JUSTH,S OLD STA ND, 619 ID st. NV.
de2l-7s
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FOR RENT-Large, bright, comfortably fur
ui>hed rooms; with board; terms intosf@5te' @
sol 9th st. ucSt-oe
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NANIED-lntelligent lady, with ST5; 10
ASSIST manufacture paying article, and
collect. ACdress BOX Is, this office.
de23-:St
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FOR EENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-lO21 Sth st. NV; neatly
fur. rooms on I'd floor, front ana Dack
rooms: front room with alcoves, heat ana
gas with or without board; terms mod
crate. deE3-oI-em
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FOR HlRE-To druInmers and business
men, horse and buggy or dayton, So per
Ing. Apply to the REX STA BL LES rear
6l5 Z ST. NV; telephone call. l09. aps0t II
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FOR RENT-9IS Y. ave; nicely fur,
nished front aud back rooms; "a ana 80 30
fIoors. iraIisientS accommodated. de23-3t
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MONEY ANTED AND TC loan.
LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE,
H0ikSES ETC

MONEY loaned in sums from So to $50
TO reliable parties; no collateral required;
open evenings ROOM &, Central Bldg,
9Th and Pa. ave del .-1m-en
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FOR REN1-Lovely suites OF rooms on the
first floor or third floor. 10l1 4th ST.
NV de94-3t-em
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FOX RI.NT-Unfur.: large room; 3 3windows:
second floor; heat and gas $40. II 4
TN ST, NV uc- T. OF EN-
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J.E, FRECHIE / CO., general auctioneers.
Tuesday and Friday, 10 a. M: crockery
trade sales Thursdays o a. m; couSign-
ments received daily for above sales.
de4-3mO- em
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The Morning, Evening ana Sunday
Times for fifty cents IA month.
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FOR EENT-No. 10 Grant place, a very
nice larr,. room. good closet, well hea teti,
gas, bath: for two, with board. for $50
uer month. ueEo-ot
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CHA nee OF life for lady; cigar and CON
| fecfionery; corner store; established %
Years. IA attn st. NV. de23-3t
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Yet CAN borrow money on your furniture
carpets pianos, Indse.- etc. NORTH
NESI Sr0kAoE Hot SE, 5l6-1S Sth NV.
de7-3mo
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-For customer, deep lot in
Mt. Pleasant on easy payments. NJ.
I COCKEY, Glib ] 4th st. NV. Ge24-3t-eiu
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FOR RENT front rooms for gentlemen.
also I'd floor for light housekeeping; heat,
gas and bath: terms mu1. .29 lst st. NV.
dpo4-3t-pm
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ETEA AjDOATS.
ETEA AMDOATs.
Norfolk 6 Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day IN the ye-,r for Fortress
- Monroe, Norfolk, Newport News aud
= all points South 10y the superb, pow
= erful steel palace steamers, New
- port News" Norfolk and Wash.
- ington,' OIL the following schedule:
poJthiGuud,
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EOR RlSY-U ROOMS

FOR RENT nice unfinished rooms on
2d floor: suit a hle for light houSekeep-
ing and convenient to Govt. Printing otilce
I2s + ST. ne. CeE4-oe
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FOR SA ALE-The fixtures and good will
OF tea, coffee ana grocery stand in
2lst and st. market; cheap for cash.
Apply at FRIES * BnO., 4 tn 1T. ne.
lp.g3-3t
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Go TO DUNLAP to buy OF sell out a
nt4Siness quick. BUSI NESS AGENCY,
906 st. dea4-3t
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FOR SA LE-CIgar and news stand, in
prominent hotel, on IA. ave; doing big
business, cheap for cash. A lCiresS CIGARS,
/ 427 n. j. ave. NV. de23-st
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/ FOR SALE $500 viii buy good corner
drug store. with branch postoifice; good
business; cheap rent. COMMERCIAL, $40
/ + NV. dp22-3t-eu
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wANTED-AGENTS.

AAA wANTED-Men and women, young
and old, 10 work for us IN Their own homes
in spare time, day or evening. We pay
SO 10 81 3 per week. No canyassing. Any
child can do the work. Send address to
day. We send work at once. II. A .GRIPP,
Dept, I91, Tyrone, Pa. oc23-satua Wet
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FOX SALE-4 good milk routes; horses,
wagons and everything complete. Ad-
dress j H., this office. ae23-3t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED -Second-Story front. good size;
give description and price. Address Z Err
MANENT. this office. 1t
WANTED Three rooms; twoon second, one
ou third or cominunicat ing I'd floor; rent
not to exceed SIS; unfurnished. Address
SWIFT. this office 1t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-7-roo house at CO.
ioHiai Beach, Va, for equity in farm la nd
near, city. Address No. 715 Rock Creek
kOau- de23-3t em
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The Morning, Evening and Sund ay
Times for fifty cents a month.
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SITUATIONS MALE
AND FEMALE,

HANTED-By a colored man, situa tion in
private family, as general hu uuseman, or
a reStaurd MT cook; 51T A St. also 2 cclored
woman a First ia IS Ia undre,s, III a private
family, ref If required. Cali OF address
BIZ A st. de24-3t
lUU CAN secure reliable help free. Drop
postal OF tel. 1896. EXCHANGE btI-
KEAt, 12l 18th ST. NV. de2p-6t
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FOX SA LE-cigar store, Pa. ave. nw., bet.
l. anu lotn sts.. arranged, rent re-
uuced TO SO; price, $3.50; attractive fix
lures, snap. DUNLAP, 800 + st.
de24-:}t
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The MOrninc, Evening and Sunday
Times for fifty cents month
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ftpt. Rf.> Furnished rooms; Tor Eentle
men only. 5l1 7th st. NV. ueZ4-il
FOR REET-Fur. and unfur. room; win
or without board. IO9 Sth st. NV
In1I.1I
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MISREPRESENTATION.

WANTED Horses for their feed: good
ref. j. c, s., this office. de25-3t
WANTED-l dozen barred Plymouth Rock
pullets; ready for laying. 2224 MOntello
ave ne de23- Stem
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toR SALL-Are YOU looking for good,
paying business? IL 50, see us at once;
speSlat la I ga ms IN grocery, drug ana feed
stores; also coal yards and hotels. cont
AiERCiAL, BIO Il 81. INV. de22-3t-em
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SITUATIONS wANFEp-A4ALE
sfruA IIoNs wANlEn-rEHIALE.

v NAN1Eb-Widow \ wants situation as
hpUSekeeper in widower'S family. Adj
dress MAS. q. v, this office. de23-3t
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FOR RENT-CAFE.
EOR RENT-STARIE.

FOR RENT-In rear of 91S n. j. ave-;
large. 2-story stable: stalls, carria sc. and
storage rooms; new floor; water; SO per
month. de20-3e
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FE.
MALE

WANTED Disguised as a tramp he tried
10 fughten a rriend.'' Pastor f. HeZ
) weu explains Sonuay night Free pews.
Second BapJiSt Church auditorium, 4th
81 and Va. ave. sc. 1t
YOUR MONEY TO us is equivalent TO work
deEa y: try us. EUREKA a EMPLOY
MENF BUREAU, soy st. NV, Room /.
de24-3t,en
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FOR SALE-CIGAR AND NEWS STAND,
IN PRoMINENT HOTEL, on Pa. ave-:
dong big business, cheap for cash. Adj
dress CiuA KS, 1927 N. j. ave. NV.
de23-3t
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-22
PLUM DUFF FROM cHln5rs.
Christmas Joke Played ou rarl.
Annih.-.r. ID, ILr.- Ir-lI..n.-r-

Christmas Joke Played ou rari.
Apotherari ty Three Tu=il.hmru.
Dc QuiEcey tells thc story somewhere
az party of EaFIshmeu who. luIiar
themselves On Paris on Christmas day
ard being bound 90 have plum padding
Tor dinner. were unable 90 Cad o. COO.
able 90 prepare the d'sa in Cr.nolos
fashion. says the NCw YORK Herald.
Conferences with several distinguished
chefs disclosed nothing but the mo
astounding CaliIc Ignorance OF the
British national dish This was. 90
course. before the days OF the petite
yiiuae." Which brought across the
channel W opFOriunc'v for TlHy and
Little nidco and thc Laird taelr Christ
mas djnncr. Fo something had Co De-
done ono OF tho EnFishmen hap
prncd 90 be a doctor ana also an anna
tour cook. ne had in bis possession o
recipe for plum pudding. warranted
orthodox. This. with some labor and
doubling much 90 his ultimate success.
hC reduced 90 the terms oi q proscrip-
ton and sent 20 ln apl.hocsry "LcE
tr.us AnglichCs' then lat dowa 90 dine
ncr and awaited results. Sure enough
90 the proper stage of the feast. when
the plum pudding was due. entered the
apo,hoUry, in black silk stockings and
small clothes. according 20 the custom
Of the day. and wearing a sword. be-
hind him came his assistant bearing
aloit the prescription % was per-
feet in every detail. even 90 The blazing
halo OF brandy. ltlsrelaicd that when
she man OF drugs realized the joke
that had been played upon him De was
Cor pu,'iss DIE sword 10 other than or
u1mCntal uses But one taste 90 bis
own medicine served TO placato him
and ne slt 90 The feast with DIS English
friends What The terms of this pre-.
sCr.piion or recipe actually were ] do
not know. Very likely the same has
been printed often. There are mary
formulas Cor o. perfect plum pudl.ns
lUt al arc lulo il the essentials Tho
one iucrcl.ut which is sine qua non
Is O Christmas appetite and O SAVIOR of
"homc" This may De- found or uly
Dr. ioual lacking in any cline.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-22

est possible main route between Lu.
rope uui tl. pI,.lr, rctw,g1 st ir
irJstur aul rckn
The IE.a.. siberian railway 20 thn
tIle of my recent y.t. H.. .I Oh
general UaUlr as IHr u- OH" col. UF.r
% distance uf ~ miles .Nrl.H"u.,.
thr EASTERN terminus u 1000. IU "UIu
railway .lIcm. ami 1e miles beyond
ihp >.npI eu ..fy nf uu., iuf With IIn
favor o.. prv ll.llGn" .tr E.ss.au
minister Uf way fIi .WHfI. .'HUs.
was sN.t tu U.Ufrur uy nU '.uH
ury bry,u1 thc uHI river, over tlf IHr
uallytUmplct.1 division t' kU-ul.
yarik The fDsuni uu,n.ls OFF thn last
division. which. 1s rr.uv llllEDu Dor.
forms me- lH tu take place GOO the rud
of thp wear win 90 last establish q
continual rail- communication between
81 Petersburg and the greatest ~ thc
siberian waterways thr Nou,sci riv.
or 90 the three large bridges whlch
are 90 BE- constructed along tie lluv up
90 this point. the one across thc Irish
has already been built and in use Tor
over a year. while thuie across the
obi Itself and lis eastern branches are
expected 20 le completed by ihr end NJ
1877. Tho building 0f the bridge over
tine NcnoscL the largest rlUug thc l.ur
was formally omulccd sept ] ot
tho present year
over the stcprc and uniulliug c1up.
igy which lies between tbc lmH and
the NpucsUI ry.r the construction gf
tlr Tran, siberian railway hgs lrru
comparatively easy aud Inexpensive ~
aW Informed about tSHn Irr u.l.s
hut ihc mountainous rg.Dus fwW
krHrnl3rsh tu lfhutsk and from Lake
ialal io tir AmouI river whrv ,rIs
awic SECTIONS of thc Dino ar move
ur.l.u- aiu requiring much M.In ,N.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-22

steel and thc filing OF car, iron has .
particularly destructive action up1n
thc respiratory urllus Of tue mineral
dus's. Chat of granite o. thc most cut.
tu- aEd dangerous u OBJ, lungs Veg.
O.ahH lust coming fwm articles used
Boo wUt.ue. especially CAS-. homR ju;o
and cotton H ALSO to he carcuNy
avoided. Bs 10 often causes fatal CHEST
troubles aul U.usUmuiIU Chest dIs.
uulpu au also frequent among those
who handle ly skins. rabbit fur horse
hair f-it AMI hr.silos Hui the dust
lurking Boo Shopping apartments o. often
@ medium Of deadly Infection.
NJ. Miguel thr French hactcrl aloglst,
who has hccn experimenting o. Ind
The best means for dislnfecting dust Ia
apartments finds that chlorine gas.
hydwchlurIc acid gas. formlc aidehydc.
hypVchlotidc ~ soda and chloride 90
hCuzyl nrr uu the order uamcdl the
most eihcaCious and quickest la their
operation. His discovery makes De.
c.dcd advance "a the urt of dislufcc.
uun, jnd should De- given preference
over The old method ~ using cnrholio
or suhlimatc sprays a towel or sheet
dipped iu the commercial solution of
iUumic aldrhydc aud hung up ln n
NOM win dislufcCt 10 without Iniuung
pictures. huuEgs OF other objects 90
ult Paris Letter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-22

Thlrty-sevcn million six hundred ana
niiy thousand francs o. the modest sum
for which the German embassy In Paris
is about TO Dee sued hy Count" Sid
ney Onanu as damages due him .or
eight years ana O half of wrongful
imprisonment m Germany Hc gives
himself oui as r.ghuul King of Ireland
and chief oi One lrilh National Lcaeut.
oBd asserts tha, Pee WAS handed o,ct
ly the Swiss authorities 90 German,
on ,ho chaTse that lc Dad taken para
in iniTlgucs OF Gen n1uaugef which
m'Fhi have lcd 20 waF between Gore
many ana France According to Lc
London Dally Chronicle. ho was 40 one
time an oHcOr himself in 1866. was app
pointed military tutor 90 ihc present.
emperor ANA was degraded and im-
nrIacuci dur.ng the fDnco-pwuian
war tor pluniorlng Die brings suit in
France as DE- says % is hopeless 10 OBJ
lain lu.uco from tho German courts
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-22

OF islam. and there was not n mosqnc
or mullah Ia the stcppe' hui the Rus
Sims dust ns they Insisted on using
the Tartar language Ia their inter
COURSE with thcm Insisted un treating
them ns though they were Mohnmm"'
dams. built mosques and sent mullnhs
until the whole People lpcamc out
Wardiy Mussulmln Whom asked what
religion they hnyr iumccusiomrd 90
sueh form OF the question: they VIII
SAY lhai thcy donut know; hui ni the
same time they VIII rep'l with vlgof
any usumton that they are not good
Nusulmans.
Tac k.rsuz are 90 ecUcui breeders
of cattle AMI Sheep ud ihc search Cor
fush pastures IS th' uain clu.r for
/ ihr.r W.rut.uUs over iAn slrWr They
! Do ult however wander udlsrrIm.u-
at''y D,Ur ilp ynst cNmuF'. hut have
Up.r "flr1 winter aud summer quar-
tors. ploh yullsi rs thCy arr now dl.
yitrl by thr russians for 81 uyp1.rrcr
iu DHlp.iu, asH ping liH own
limits
/ lslw l0rcnope. ilc usral pgs.
I times are wrestling HWlu-ug. nll
. especially thp national tl=, mlgu.
whore one mani holds % 900 thrown
over Obs saddle IUl every One r'sn
tries t1 tear Dc 'rum hIm. There H o1c
mcc. called tln Glove chase which
may br considered % part of tho ilrm
nf muunlo among ihr kir-hll ln
thls che bride. armed with % lomIdl.
Die Wh.p mount. o. lcri horse uru it
pursued h3 100 jhr young mru who
. mako Nny VTpiCus|Uns tD her hlnd
She win DO given as UII.r tp ih' uut
who catches hrU hut she lHF ili
right lDsilrs urging Un her horse %
the utmost tD Use her whip in Keep ni
all except the one already chosen 30
ON thc stepIc. q religious ceremony col
hpr heart As mullahs uV very Hr
nuy kul 900 marriage Is unusual
huI oup thing must hp strictly per
mm0d Aupr ihc women have suns
the virtues of tho bride and thr mc
have CinuiDl those nf tlo groom, tNl
Iug of Dots great exploits how man,
cattle Doe lus STOLEN and DOB Bow man
mwul'ue expeditions Ep lur ugIlU
tHr Young mIu must mItr tH' EllItsa
, WNpw tl, bride Us Gated uri take lc
/. ont. although hntl entrance AMI c.
, ere lphlr opposed hr ull Dor Irunl
"a fr.rr'H THIS - probably @ r'uuI
h of fh. 900 primitive custom when u1'
r.ll wa uu uCt 20. capture
y The present development oi Hus-..
IS railway enterprises Is OHIO ol ilH WH
f, Significant features Off thc dag. aud
. tHa direct outcome OFF tlp French IUlI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-22
STYLES or THE DAY.

To- bro,ho designs cloudy, z.r-Els c'-
togts prevail in crozswise style ono
pretty g1u-c ribbon has embroidered
ooUcrs on thr surface.
Eaurc costumes OF rich brown yc,-
yt,.gu have vests of yellow br1.ltl'.s.
atu rr cloth OF r1d. w.ih additional
trimming of mar;5u. mink cr sable.
Lyn thc conservative British maid.
Cu 9. taking 90 rcd gowns Lal.oE
cloth u deep ncquem.no, WIN be very
fashionable lo- skirts ths winter with
Louis XVI coats % black velvet
The le5s, ,lo1ts aal circular dc.l-u.
aro 0l miro.r velvet iB dark r,d. ar-
ntrt. violet and rich o,i rose shades
with grmira or Th.brt iur These
garments are lined vita plata or br1,hg
satin.
Tho glit.cgiag Goa, 10. uan appear
aneo ls ia vogue Tor rlll drcH toll.
exc. The bodice 90 one very attractive
costume IS of shot apgl,'t and rose
silS. covered with white net studded
with silver spaar'cs..
Tho newest ribbons are OF striped
rauzc with satin edges. The color
scheme calls Cor a llght ool1red ground.
as white, straw. cream. pink or maiz1,
With tho otgc in q darker tone. al
brown. black or marine.
Vests % cherry pink. grass green or
orange velvet covered nearly TO the
center by a talbot Of rich y1lloWlsh lace
are used In jacket waists OF black vel
veteon. Tho collar and waists are lace
rumod. and the eorsolet Is Of black vel
veteen or satin These bodies are ex.
ooCdlnglY smart
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-22

In Decatur Ala, few months arc
! witnessed a trial In police court A
negro vas arralgnod for stealing
chickens aud a clear case was made ou,
against him. The judge disposed Of the
matter By saying Prisoner az the
bar. there appears 10 be no mitigating
circumstance 10 plead In your behalf
You have been well educated. Instead
OF which you steal chickens Il there
fore becomes my duty TO corrugate you
90 the full extent OF tho law. which D.
thirty days 90 hard labor. g. Chicago
Timcs-llcrall
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-22

4 rather humorous tale o. told of lI
Hung Chang 40 a dinner a.yon .B
pckIn hy tho French amb1-aio. ODE
great Chinese statesman was invited.
The party Included ihe wives of ths
European guests. and when tho butler
announced dinner tho host stepped up
90 n Huns Chang ana said. "Wn
20 please your oxconcncy 90 take my
wife IN 20 dinners" no Hung Chane
Interpreted the request literally. Ho
stepped up to che Frouch amhlssa-
dress who was a very tiny woman.
picked her up under one arm and liter
ally carried her In 10 the dining table
TO The amazemont OF the guests AMI
dlsmay Of the ambassador
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-22

Grlndcwld hls inst celebrated tho
SEVENTEEN birthday NJ Almcr. The
doy.n of Swiss guides Almcr has boon
i1n p.unvur of 600 modern mountain.
f'Drucrs, tl use thr picturesque Ger.
mlu word I'm che nrmpse Ohorland
alone hr hls made thr ascent 90 thn
Juns.ur nueuch. E.rCr WUtprhnm
aui Srmeckh0m uo less than 100
times and. with the exception of tho
lua-iuu hc has been lhr nrsi 20 sea
iu1t uu thr'r snowy CrHsts no "a also
ilp only living W0uuiaIucrr who has
umlo ihv descent FROM ihe MDcnch on
90 ihc Nvurpulln and % is said There
IS not "a mountain peck m The Nalals.
Nrslus. Savoy and naunhIno on
which De- hls not h.youackrd he has
hNc SONS lh of them trained FROM
childhood to he guides and some have
c1Uicd ou their fathers work with
English Wuuujaluoars bon the Caucasus
and TIE lllmnhyas Almrr aflrmg
That none ol DIS climber, has ever hnd
an accident hui hc himself has his
sears of battle un the Grlndclwald
glacier q falling block III lcc hroke sov.
rfal ot bis ribs. aud in "a winter ascent
ol tho luugimu lu 1855 his iors werr
ali iruEen ana had 10 BE- nmputaic,i.
''ncc itrh Doe has retired FROM work.
anu now enjoys q green old arc 10 his
chalet at GuudclWald. Journal des
Debate
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-22

gnrn Years ago there was 2
man who drew pictures ~ soldiers
dogs and ships Wu hi of smooth
wall. at Hampstead ruad and Cnieg
ppnu'ps from such art lovers
CHARGED t1 puss ono of his most
uurut patrons was Du MauriCr who
o certain cold day was moved 10y
uunue appearance NJ his humble
fpssIounl brother and offered tp 80
tt. mpl0gIng hat while us Owner v
% % soup kitchen in Ersinn road. H.
soon as ihr man was ont of sight ~
drprg hastily erased all Che p.ciuA
Do had been left 90 exploit and ~
placed them with portraits in chalk OF
society ladies and gentlemen Ike those
famous n Punch an npprcciliive
bubble manifested interest 10 the eX
tent of many coppers nnd two or three
sIArpucps. when thc less famous ara
/ isf returned hc was pleased 10 ind ~
much in his hat. bat regretted that hi'
I work had been destroyed This may
/ attract some people. but % amt arr.
/ hr said 90 Du Mnuricr ana imniedi
aicly wined ont The spciciy lights 'bnl
this plcltc O. y an.yS d I, y,
l ter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-22
nunsrR TEETH NOW.
A New York Dentist iias Invented q
Nru Process.

An entirely new thing ~ teeth saa
been Invented which places artificial
masdcator within ODE reach OF the
maaos, says ,hs New York World.
The inventor ara manufacturer Us
woll-ERun Sow Ycss dentist who
says hi8 new pf5eess ai.l enable
him Il slto complete sets Of eAeel-
lon u f1r $3.50 o. 90 and sam reap
a nNtory profit The invention Do
d ~ar,mc from anything heretofore
introduced Do modern dentistry IL
consists OF complete ARTIFICIAL rot O..
teeth made entirely OF rlhac. tho ba.o
or Plate and thc teeth tcIls i0tnra
.n'ceraIIy ln 'hr.r manufacture ar
ingenious method is employed wa..l
nCt Gully insl7e1 a correct formation
Of the artificial m1rt.c.i0s. whereby
they are made 20 closely resemble mae
lures product. bu, also simplIGC the
procosl Of what g. called getting the
teeth up a hollow. flexible metallic
mairIS. which both internally and exc
irrullly roproducos the formation OF
the natural teeth. is made. which when
filled with rubber and yulcanlzcl pro-
duces a perfectly formed 500 OF teeth.
One ei enc CREATES. ;.ss.aclcs 90 be over
come was the shading o. the rubber
teeth. but this ihe inventor has accom-
pIished by means OF a chemical-bleach-
iug process. Another but less Fltls-
factory process Of shading IS by the adj
mixture OF different colorel rrbbcrB.
From a lani'nry standpoint thc rubber
teeth aro perfect, there being no Joints.
as in 400 other forms OF artificial den-
lures On which the sccrCgon5 % the
mouth may find Judgment 4 more exc
pensIyo form OF thc new teeth De- that
in which Che mes'iratiag surfaces are
capped with o. continuous metallic ilc-
luF. which rCnlers the donurc prart.-
cll.y irdr 'rU-tiblo and u1traklhlc.
Gold. silver platinum and aluminium
have been used Tor making crowns.
Orc Of The greltest advantages OF tho
rubber teeth. aside from their cheap
ness. iG their extreme lighncsa They
welsh Jess Than haii as much aa amy
other form Of 'cuirre.