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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01

The czar-Iike rule exercised by Speaker
Reed has been the occasion o. much COM
ment OF late. Endowed with plen:tude
OF power besides which the president OF the
United States seems mean and insignifl-
cant, the speaker Of the house OF represen-
tsEves + today the autocrat Of congress
he Is the absolute arbl;er OF the destinsss
OF all legislation The threatening danger
OF this one-rlsn power y most clearly ana
oogsntly indicated in the curreu, number
OF The Forum by Mr. Henry Ltohfieid
West-an authority on national politics
Mr.. Yves; shows Tow the present sutoc-s..c
rules came about. and cites two recent
striking examples-the Pacific railroads
Funding biil and he N.csraEusa nsi-os
vshat eoJid be done ard what could rot oe
done
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01

a view OF Russia's Plans and Purposes
is furnished IN the North American Review
for May by Colonel W. F. Mason MeCsrty.
whose thorough acquaintance with life IN
the land OF the Car establishes him as an
authority on this topic. The development
of Russia into a great commercial and in
dustrial nation. with Constantinople as its
future capital. is. Colonel McCarty main
tains. the paramount idea governing all the
workings OF the council Of state. Tire pos
sibility OF a general war in Europe imbues
tbs idea with additional interest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01

We know how 10 prophesy about war
hereafter. II England and Dom Paul viii
set a. It there won't be as much a. g
freekle left OF Dom Paul. Our sympathies
would be with Dom Paul ana Re woali se,
licked.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01

After series of most searching and in
teresting experiments Prince Constantine
has discovered that the worlds sympathy
is not a good instrument for cutting ice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01

Should he return to her and take herr
Thousands OF times he had resolved that
But the worlds conventions hold a man
with q tigh; rein. He may scaff a, them
but pressed 10 the point OF action, he will
not violate them.
For he Is nodded in the worlds co3ven-
ton from the part II his hair 70 the mod
ism shape OF the toe OF his boot. His
thoughts are conventional and presented to
him; his religion Is fashioned and stamped
with the approval o. public endorsement
and presented 70 HIM. There may be al that
mornen; rebellion in his heart and Re may
refuse il. But as the years roll On ne vii
bow down before ths crowd and surrender
And the world brings him a love: a cor
ventioaai love; a marriage OF convszisHce.
teaches him the necessity OF a hcre; paints
Its delights: insists on his marriage. and
he psee;ng out with Imagination what does
not exist in fact. fancies that he loves.
bur loves not. and maT1es.
But fate Is driving the two together him
the humble hostage OF a warid that has
coaed her conventions seSEr as-a. her who
knowing none OF socieiy's eiicSs Il enter
.ag 10 do hattie with them and 70 WI 81
lose as the de Is cast
SIZE shall De a uoSis warrior ard s1ss'
teach respect Il need he BY the nobility %
her mind IL as>i be BY TIE Et,ie si.sersng
Sasser = her hand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01

Just at present Turkey is laboring under
the natural apprehension that she can lick
the world. And she does appear TO be toll
erably successful with Armenians AMI
Turks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01

Il is not pidable TO see Senator PETER
reading page after page OF the Congress
slonal Record. but it is to know that he
believes tia; other people read 1t when he
was III the senate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01

This. May l, used TO De Happy day the
world over But now II Is merely the frs
Of the month and the May Pole is the tele-
graph pole which you are trying TO keep
between yourself aud the b.H collector.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01

No doubt Bob InGersoll hit the ceiling
with his hat when he read that the Turks
with the cry Great is Allah. Down with
the infidels-' rushed upon the Christian
Greeks committed great slaughter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01

Many Kansas editors have an idea that
Il they criticize Mckinley occasionally they
forever forfeit their right to the postof-
fee This is not true Mckinley hardly
knows the name Of a paper in Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01

Mr.. James Lane Allen has finished his
new novel, The Choir Invisible. and it is
now in press. 1t is the most rapid piece OF
writing that Mr. Allen has done, being
more than twice as long as any OF his
other books. and written from beginning 10
end in six months. The premature an
nouncements OF the dates of publication
resulted from a misunderstanding as to the
time when II would be ready. We under
stand that the first edition. which will be
published In few days, viii consist OF TO-
600 eopies.-From Chronicle and Comment,
in The Boekman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01

Greece in failing to find a pudding In
Turkey Is a good deal like the fellow VINO
ran across a French phrase. spent two
weeks in finding what il meant and dis
covered that Il wasn't nasty al all.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01
Among the Magazines.

1.-THE Artist in Greenland" is the subject
Of a fascinating article in the May number
of the New England Magazine. by Russell
". Porter. Mr.. Porter is student in the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and
an artist OF real ability and promise. He
has made two visits TO Greenland, one three
years ago and another last year In the
Peary expedition, and he writes Of Green
land as a new ground for the artist. with
all the enthusiasm Of an artist, and all the
enthusiasm of youth. The pictures which
ir large number accompany the article go
far to reinforce his enthusiastic commenda-
tions. They are in part reproductions OF
photographs made by himself, and In part
reproductions Of the magnificent photo
graphs and paintings made twenty years
ago by WILLIAM Bradford. Bradford was
the first man to see the artistic possbili-
ties Of Greenland, and his work was most
striking. One of the most valuable Sec
tons of Mr.. Porterss article is that in which
he pays tribute 70 Bradford as a pioneer
in the Green land field. Warren F. Kellogg,
8 Park Square, Boston, Mass.
On the question Of how to save the fur
seals the Review of Reviews takes the
ground that President Jordan's recommen-
datfons should be needed at once, and tina.
without waiting for England's sanction the
United States should absolutely prohibit
American citizens from engaging at any
season of the year in the taking of seals in
the open sea. The Review also urges that,
If other means fail to make peiagic seal
ing Improbable. all the young female seals
on the Pribilof Islands should be branded
IN such manner as 10 make their fur
valueless. The females being thus protect
ed, the herd would maintain itself
The Greco-Turkish war, the Cuban insur-
rection, and the sealing question are the
principal topics covered by the May Review
of Reviews, in editorials, special articles
and magazine and book reviews, together
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-14
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.


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nh thc,. ,h,,t ',,s Pstos' roso UP, ana
Ell viii in1,,.no, 49," mn, anu were MT
yersna ton ~ m,,,,tt,,a,.. IN no p'VVVrlns
SOLO, ~ ho 49, 'i",''s''uos coming 10 'oru'
every ono l., 800 1', ,i ','2 WIZ h"l'oo'
evcn from, ,,,, sn,,i'', - - "'oHsl"g o''ho
nm them MuI,i,,,,,, W , u.u' i"i'.ns up
believed and were nT5,a 80 '0 a." "'," M''liot
many signs and ,vondors w. a'u r-u,u, "i'u
tho hand ~, ,I, ,',"',iS ",.u Wt""sh' ny
tho ,"''rt' ~ Wv "l'oSt,oS' put IL was All
hy His Spirit Mo saw, Ch 'r' IN, .'tih
day. and tho snmc Sn,rtt is t,,a 'Sr ,t,'s w
or but ~ hor, orn ,h, ~ l''V'1'! uo','N-
to tho glory a, Go3s r. =, h "n" "pn 1',oi
ers do not live ~ ho,or chr,s, w. w., "u''p'
ties didq '' '''' ''' 90 '''' apps
ia ~Ard,.t, u,o,u
ties and nrt ,hon, ~, ,'l's on .ne "pos
Tho HIGH nric.t and ,,' v'..'',9'i PRISON,
very n,,,in,,s nno,I, ,,,1 Moro
shin the one uyipg md ,rnc V, ,:'d ~ W"r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-14


condition renders the tongue very sensitive
especially when eating. Highly seasoned
food, vinegar pepper or salt, brought into
contact with the raw surface. produces In
tense smarting. In these cases the Pc
ru-na should be retained in the mouth for
few moments before swallowing.
Space fcrhlds our citing more than few
of the multitude OF cures made by this
treatment
W. f.. McKan. Iowa Park. Texas. says
u have used your Peru ma and have given
it thorough trial. must say the result
was flattering TO you and | can conscien
tiously recommend it,
May Massey. Clinton. Texas. writes: 81
had suffered with catarrh from childhood
tried local treatment and various catarrh
remedies. At last began TO take Pc
ru-na. 1t cured me sound and WE'LL"
Il. w. Shields. Mckinney, Texas. writes:
II had ca'nrrh for FIVE years, got so bad
could not do days work. My physician
could do mo no good. got Pe-ru-na and
all the symptoms of catarrh left me.
have had none OF the symptoms OF chronic
eatarrh for twelve months"
Frank L. Ingalls,. Waco, Texas. saws.
'Pe-ru-na has cured me of one OF the worst
cases of catarrh any one ever had. NV
case was so severe that was Obliged 10
discontinue my business, but I am now
entirely we'll.
Mrs j. n. jonathan and son OF Alexan.
der Texas, have been using Po-ru-na for
catarrh during the past year They saw II
Is the best catarrh medicine in tho world.
j. W. orpe, Quanah, Texas. writes. "I
was afflicted with case of chronic catarrh
OF twenty years standing. | had been par-
tiaily deaf on the left side for twelve
years | had to be propped ZIP in bed NJ
nights for fear of choking. I did not think
l could be cured took Peru ma. however
and now believe myself to be thoroughly
cured The catarrh does not in the slirht-
est degree seem to affect me now"
An instructively illustrated book of CA
pages devoted to catarrhal diseases will no
sent free for short time by The Pc ru- M
Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus
Ohio. S0''ii'ouS'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-14

larynN. irachca the bronchial tubes aud the
innnmerabe cells OF ;he lungs. where it
ends. The mucous membrane Of the back
Fart of the o-phurynx passes down
through the ocspphagus, lining the
entire leieth OF tn alimentary canal.
From this description it will be appar-
cnt that the mucous membrane lines the
inside OF the body as continuously as the
skin covers the outside OF the body The
Principal difference is that the outer layer
of the mucous membrane Cepitholiuml is
very much thinner than the cpidermis or
outer layer Of the skin.
As is the ease with the nose and naso-
pharyngoal space, thu pharynX ana tho
mouth are very liable to catarrh which
may either extend from the nsso -pharyn-
goal space or be contracted Independently
through the natural susceptibility Of the
o-pharynX TO catarrh
When the tongue is affected with catarrh
It's color viii be abnormally pale. its edges
very rcd, and its surfare will he covered
with large panllae. When the back OF the
throat Is affected with oatarrh the mucous
membrane Will be rough covered with pa
pillae or enlarged folliclc, This condition
Is known as Follcular Pharyngitis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-14

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-14

cardinal Neoiss leochowsk to
ole
me OF tho
ffanee Of The
S OF where his
hi
oal college
90 Rome fnhr taken
dofh him Itt,ht
' rta and roionotay
de In lSih
see h the
by the
ccarina
fromh
'- ana iIttd the he sappnne
tiun fonwh
'n- purpose ana his
Herald
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-14
ORO-PHARYNX.
Third Lecture in the Winter Course at The
Surgical Hotel.
DR.. Hartman's Free Catarrh Treatment.

The proper treatment for either OF these
affections -follicular pharyngitis. catarrh OF
the tongue. or tUnsilitis-is Pe-ru-na A
teaspoonful of Pe-ru-na should bc taken
every two hours.
Sometimes. instead OF suppurating, the
acute stage Of torsilitis passes off. leaving
the tonsils chemically enlarged and the
back part Of the throat dry and rough. In
this condition tablespoonful OF Peru ma
should be taken before each neal and at
bedtime. Should there DO accumulations
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-14

am glad to see the interest manifested
in these lectures. The regularity OF your
presence and your close attention encour-
ages me. aud | will endcayor to interest
you in this, our. third lecture OF the Sc
rles. In our first lecture we had for our
subject Catarrh OF the Nose. in our last lee
,urc. Catarrh of the Nasc- pharyngeal Space
and the Ears. In this lecture we Will con-
fine our attention TO the orc or Mouth
PharynN The oro- phagynN is that por-
ton Of the back part Of the throat which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-14
Rez!s|ous MoElp

dun win not arrive, The ohat,el mcrtrag,
mend Win NOT spcear. Celepraie the Cay
IL is NOT q sad day. IL 10 the day 81 iEs
kesurrecisoa. Day OF escape from ,h<
very OF life AMI rear % death.-kes. III
| W. heed, Independent. pcaNcl. Colo
JoNAH--E makes no sirsrense whe,nes
q grvA, ,lsh swallowed Jonah OF not Ne
nan Is bet,E FOR believing She story and
no man is worse foF not believing 1t.
Christ used rc,iol IN parallels ~ ats dis
| courses. some people may be dsiurbe>i
| because they san not ex.-ls thenssSyes 10
\ believe r,re Whale story. 4hey should not
go on their knees ami ASK 10 be eoernri
| into believing IL lac icolishuess Is IN
| believing Gauo.levutse things. REV. Ly-
man Abooi,. Consrcga;ionalis,. Bgcasl, n.
y. y.
DIVINE i.Aw-The origin Of tho Com
/ uiAndnaci,Ss = SRrogsis. ia uys.ery. The
| picture OF Mee~-s on the mountain IS prob
| ably the giaif1est portgait ~ history. Hers
| 4 man VINO has rocked thss throne o! the
FhaT1ohs Standing on he summit Of
ncanssin framed IN sniien chundcr.
clothed n "a garment OF figNA having IN his
hanes The tablets OF the law. ihe iirs
picture OF an i1eAl man thai has been
caught with Inc camera OF human
thcGghi.--E rv. William Raie-. Coagrcsa-
iionai.s;, San Francisco. Cal.
ARBITRATION pen OF P.funccfoie
a1d the pen OF Olncy have spiked more
gUas and pat 10 silence more natgerses
than enemy ever az for Zoe hciorc, AMI
with cannon boom ana the scream ~ shell
AMI crash % hail rciuoitcn now, Mis- he
aiu-ilshesl- deep. Sahnath-iuae'l sill
very. ioiing afar. Ike bethlehem bells
On kaster morn. RhoSe lcucaictions Mess
Rho land ana make the heart OF man look
UP IN hope and plylytr.-Rcv. X. Wheeler.
hapust, Chicago. III
CHRIS rIANlTY-W arr liable to con.
tract tbs whole world into thr HORIZON az
cAf own NE Many supp' 60 The worll Is
ontiFeiy Chrlsilan, WHOM the trfh . thtt
oriy onr-fourih ef ali humAr hr3ucs Nrc
teu ru-1.ntiiy Christians Many i-nn
rfotCso Zoo he .aterrstci 10 church matt--s
for tho sskc o. business af4antaac. ana
many give TIP service thas raey 6iay te
popular oct ot e total OF 1eI. .elga NJ
J or li1.inits religion. onlv INWAup
are ehi lf-.S Elder H. H. Roberts. Nor
anon. ih.lidelrh.a. pa
THE SOCIAL QUESTION What is The |
Ilih 80 d moro harmou'ols social .iaft- |
sr.f"1ce. there is 10 easy Ec-i 20 fh@ 1
Nrt 80 spsra paradise. In rolicion she no. |
tipn 20 th1F kiuE lpul-a Kingdom uf !
ihr sflufs- must give wnp to tre S.ns,f1m /
.ns .uNoiTe'i ir tNc competitive rfvNisn- I
pu ayt 81. if-i -H.f.lng rfty can NOT h,
h pp-iri 20 lr'Fttu A1'1tr o- rahu. poll
ing t.ii Stnf ir 81 hiiit3 ~
St.. i-iy E't- A. i. Mcls Unitarian. san
'r.ae-s,o. cal
THE DIVINE Light GAo Gospel IS an
'inina'ri way from delrh 20 lite frrn,
IN in ven. g It.4"7- from rou-tm-4 ur
a "t"i3 4isHl ie ono ol tur aiflat ns4uts
u % jesus GEMS N4s sail. che igie
sat nQw einN if. acts BIS 1Sa,sla
WseG save forth N-h' 40 a rasa,. N,e
fosN"l taa VA s. all 'hr sIrsrror for iu.s
7.4fN lotm.q lv Be- ihe whole WY
hooiel VIII 'ght finu iGe ci:y OF l5-
a d
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the soft palate
20 the cesophl-
gus. The ocso-
phagus opens un
q level with the
larynN, aud is
situated ininio-
diately behind
1t. The mucous
membrane " hon
lines the uaso-
T. h 4 r y n Sc a |
space continues
downward. lin
Ing also the
oro pharyngeal
$ p a c q. The
mucous mem
brane also con-
unuously lines
the inside OF
the checks. tho
upper and low
er lips. tho
tongue and the
roof OF tho
mouth. or hard
palate. 1t also
continues down
ward from the
root ~ tina
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-14


read and abbreviated.
srATEsMANsHiP-Ar tina, statesman
shin nov. sesvns to mean = conneyed wiz
the problems OF knitting wires and OF
serving the ambitions of selfish polls.
cions.--,Dr. Il. @. Ii1rsch. Hebrew Chl-
cago. Ill.
MANHOOD Manhood Is not Indicated
by years nor by stature. II u,dnseets y.
self IN deeis, We live N drcis, not IN
years Gn Thoughts, not IN brelihs The
ffe we I've is the only sign OF the rres-
ence or absence Of manhood. Rev. G. Il.
Mitchell Mcthodiet. Kansas city. Mo.
MUNICIPAL EMPLOYMENT Mnnici-
pal employment should b. gwen ont az
trades union wages and ,tada, unt,n
hours. Under our present system ihe
eonttac, iobhcr brings IN tho chclp labor
OF the FOREIGNER and our native workmen
w - Bliss. Christian Socialist. bo-tcn.
Mass
THE BATTLE or nRATNS--The ~
ture battles Of the wcrld " .l be battles ~
brains. not blood The Cnuptcrur ratr
VIII be one that has sch t.tcs Of clit.a,
yopulaic tho others. i,"i ~ prepare our
Nation for tins contest Rev. Prank
Crane. Methodist. Chicago. H.
PHlLANTRopY-T The great modern
oh lanihrcpets and hrnefurtprS ~ the
rae have heen those VINO drCw fhai- az
spiraMpn and motives from the lfe Iui
exnnulc of Christ. who. above ,vt-, tt-i...
else. revealed tho lifr eFcriastf e .nd la3I
down HIS III that ullu rnlgh' hasc I,
Rev. Cieurg. H. Baker Pros Ivter a. Pan
adolph!a Pa.
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