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The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1898-02-24

TIE Bw0s county institute for
wh.e teacher. mc. Friday morning
with thirty members aud several wish.
tlr. 10 attendance, Prof -. =. Bullock
prsidios aud Ni Lucy May johnson
90 thc secretary deck.
"Ius..u boo t.e Common schools
was discussed a. length.
Prof. j. T. Niece read a good paper
on the text book law, the advantages
and disadvantages Of which were subse.
qucnily discussed. a vote taken show
eel that the teacher. we're unanimously
Zoo favor OF the Law.
"a Model Class 100 Geography con.
durtel uy Miss Matte Wiley proved
most instructive and interesting. a
general discussion an 1pdmviug, elc.
followed
Prof Sheffield read apaper on Higher
English followed bya discussion ofthe
beet books for students
MW MWy spauu read o. paper ON
English in thedutaul second grades.
The institute continued 10 session
saturday
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~. Kernole.

Mr Henry Kernols diet At bio home
300 ths city Friday morning A. $50
O'Clock. aged o, year,. Ills death bad
boon anticipated fora eek, few II any
having entertained hopes ior his re-
ru.uy Hcm. aH old citizen " Bry-
an aud O. most successful merchant,
having amassed fortune during bic
energetic .fe. Ue wac o. directoroi the
Merchants & Planters national hank,
which was closed Friday as a mark
~ respect 20 Die memory. Mr. kernoIe
leaves d wife aud .syera children who
have the profound sympathy Of slI.
The uueultook place Saturday morn
'irsatIUo'clock from the family resi.
I derce.
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SUNDAY
JE. Collier Of MamiorI was here
yesterday.

J.E Collier Of Mum'orI was here
yesterday.
Mics Frances Mann of Galveston .s
visiting Mr.. u. J.. White
Ns. Nay AdHance and little son,
Master Guy, Ieft yesterday 90 Welt at.
san Antonio and R0ealalc.
lu the county court yesterday the
-uit OH. 4. Steele against fhe u. & o..
C.. railroad for ,Ae Ei..ing of O. horse
va. compromised Cos go damages
The teachers institute adjourned yes
teiday after another Interesting aud
profitable session. A proqum was pre-
pared Tor the next meeting, March is
and ln.
Prof Banks. who aus boo from College
yesterday. stated Co the reporter thal
workman are nov engaged in putting
windows ia the Second story ofthe new
mess hall.
Messrs. s. -. and a. W. Buchanan
have purchased the extensive sadi'ery.
harness and vehicle business of Capt
|Juo. q. Tabor and vll take charge
March D. The Eagle hopes anil be-
Ieyes iho new firm win Dee fully as sue
ccssiul as Capt, Tabor who has spread
Che fame OF h.s house throughout tui,
section OF iuo state. Both gentlemen
are widely known, popular represents.
/ tive citizens and business mon.
Nr. Ben Ettio.on aud Mr. H.. Finn
are getting everything boo readiness "a
open mp the new stock OF goods in ihe
Bonneville building. A part oftheii
stock has already arrived. Workmen
arc just finishing up the interior Of the
store which has been handsomely
! painted and papered and supplied with
new counters and shelving finished In
hard OIL. The store viii be most at
tractiye one, aud will be ready for bust.
ness AZ early as possible.
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MoNDAY-rUEsDAY.

~ Hall returned 10 Waco sunday.
Walter Doanard spent sunday in Cor |
sicana
Major w. y. Cayiit weni to Houston
sunday.
Col. A 81. Rhodes Visited Hea'ne
yesterday.
George Wicker returned % Calvert
yesterday.
DR.. Al. White Of Macy was in the
city yesterday.
Err. Adams u Taylor, was in the city
the pas. iwo days.
~. y. aud John Nabofs were IN from
Brazos bottom Sunday.
Miss Maud Pruet, Of Houston, Is yis-
liung Mr. and Mrs. J. 5. Ford.
Richard Bailey Of Calvert has been VS.
ting In Bryan the past few days.
Col.LL. Conner Of Madison County,
has been visiting in Bryan the past few
days.
! ". A. Reed and J. b. Laski vent TO
/ Marlin yesterday with view 70 locai-
ing there.
Two persons united with the Baptist
church by baptism after the sermon
sunday night.
| Judge A. q Brieiz left for Franklin
AMI Marlin yesterday. Heis interested
! in a big land suit at the latter place.
Capt. J. j. Adams reports over thirty
one thousand dollars state and county
taxes collected during the month O.
January.
Al Members OF lyannoe c0mmandef'
Knights TempIar will leave for Houston
. this afternoon % participate In work o
initiation with kuthyrn c0mmandery.
David White. a well known caitl'
Q man OF Abilene. and Henry James
g. ca.hier Of an Abilene national bani
/. are 10 the city, The latter being q CUES
! Of q. +. Moore.
A negro 10y giving bis age A. l3 year
j. was arrested here sunday charged Wit
o the theft Of az open face gold watch
e and lodged in jail. Marshal Boye'
b VISA the negro told several diiiefet
I, tales about the matter aud inally cor
u fe-sed that be was guilty. The vatc
e was recovered by Mr.. B0yett
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SATURDAY.

I'd Hall came down from waeoThgrs
day night.
George Wicker Of Calvert was in M
city yesterday.
w.B. scrimshire came up from MI.
can yesterday.
Mrs J. P. Burrough returned 70 Wax
ahaehie yesterday.
Prof lloke and wife Of Milliean, we're
visitors 10 the city yesterday.
Mr. Upchurch, 3 young merchant Of
PankeY, was here yesterday.
Editor 81. NJ. Rookie Of the Hearne
Standard, was In Bryan yesterday.
G. Nolan Of Dickinson, il IN tie city
10 attendthe funeral Of II. Kernole.
C.L. Batson Of Edge and q. W. Sc
Donald % Macy were here yesterday.
Dr.. D. ST. Breach and Prof sheffield
Of WeiIborn, we're 10 the city yesterday.
/ Prof W.K Marriott. j. A. Moore
and I. A. Cloud were In the city yesier.
day.
Miss Rebecca Lyman returned 10 Nav.
asota Yesterday after an extended visit
- Mrs. John d. Nike.
Misses Mary Emm and Pauline spann
Of MilIican were here yesterday attend.
ing the teachers institute.
Mr T. HAnway waived examine
ton for the killing % Mr. H. Kernole
and gave bond Yesterday afternoon.
Misses Eula and Jrnis Lewis Of Well
horn, we're among the the teachers At
tending the institute here yesterday.
A crowd Of Bryan young people at
tended pleasant dance near Pitt
Bridge In the Brazos bottom last night
Mrs w. W. James returned b Aus.
tin yesterday after visit 10 her broth
er, Dr. J.. W. Howell and other rolA
tiyes.
WI. Turner and T.. J. Conn feturne,
10 jacksonville yesterday, the latte
having just got back from a trip u
, Houston.
Marriage licenses G Mofer % ADD
Wallace, a \ Donelson 20 Mary Burns
James Miies b Maggie scott, Emmet
+. Zefer b shelliDa Chase.
b Prof. r. VI. Mcdonald, J.. G.. Eo,iinl
Misses Edna Weeden. Carne Todd an
others from the Harvey communii'
were among those attending the teaei
teacher. institute here yesterday.
D., The will Of tie late ". G. Benne
n which has occupied the attention Of u
: county court here more than We,
was admitted 10 probate yesterday d
temoon by County Judge llarmal
= The will involves an estate valued
n $1,000 and the benelciaues are q
" Confederate home at Austin, the y
Pelchin faith home At Houston a.
. Buckner orphan home az Dallas. III
a. will IL contested by relatives Of d
n. ceased residing In tennessee and Dol
I, sides d the case we're presented by
strong and brilliant array ofcouns'
The attorneys Tor the natural be.
'e gave notice u sppeai 70 the iisiri
" c0ur,
The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1898-02-24

t.l.ug business man Of Bryan .u
conversation with the Eagle reporter
Thursday sald hcwould give 600 towards
rriaue O. good horse and Two paid mcu
o. s.ay atthc city haI 900 lhe time 800
az 90 bee ready to respond Immediately
20 alarms and facilitate the work OF the
Goo department, ihc members Of which
nov labor under snch Disadvantages.
THIS question has been agitated before
and with such libeality a. that cyInccd
by he gentleman above mentioned b.
certainly looks like Il would not be off
Gcult 10 raise the funds necessary, The
Eagle hopes the business men Of the
city will take the question mp and see
what can be done with II.
The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1898-02-24
THEBRYANEAGLE
IL A. II. q. TIme Gard.
THURSDAY.

T.B. Collins went 10 Marlin yester
Day.
Mn.T.C. Bitue Of College is visiting
in Austin.
r. q. Tabor returned from Dallas
yesterday.
Misses Cayl,i Of wheelock was Wis
itor 10 the city yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Evans and children left
Yesterday 20 visit relatives Boz Columbus
Ohio.
A. NJ. Rhodes returned Yesterday
from a visit 10 Waco AMI points In
rorh Texas.
frank Wagner and Miss Flora
Bulmanski we're married here By EeY.
j. PelnAr yesterday.
Mrs. Nelle Weaber returned 20 Cal
vert yesterday after a pleasant 'isit TO
Mrs. Chas. y. williamson.
slM. Sims and c. VI. Camp are in
Grimes county working on the lola and
Pankey telephone line
win Reayes, who has been with Burt
Norwood the past year, left last night
irlls home To- Nashville, Afk.
rtrA.rgp -rRrsrwORrHY ASu ACT
" ..Ftut .mru or ladies iH travel inf o.
.....I. a,tsI .shod house "a Texas. Mont .y'
.a.I ea.ausrt Position steady. kfisf
H r .s alfaiif,s.ai stamped envelope
ri dominion Company Dept. D. chicago. O
Miss 81. Leon left yesterday for New
York dty 20 spend a month selecting
fashionable spring and summer MILL
merry. She will return early BOO March
Found Gentleman. oyerc3at ArpI
abIr.. Eliza Beard, across street ffor
sH. HIsgs new residence. owner o
,.v f,r all. notice. n.3t
.lo 50. ar.nce TO. bought %.
Lss.. Uere yesterday. $50 ".
UI .ta.. g. loo the presence 20. o.. DID
Hsr tIa. I. tend : f0 poo a. N.r.
r.lrs.hIsl iotlIinr works there.
gentleman who came down 900 u
fu 1aaaI train y,s.wl.y brought
Ur.I. aHouto years o.i, Who ".
a...r He.. ~ q. Nuu. 'oa Iadl
rt county who has given .heiiur 20
H. home.
T.e oyster upper FOO Iceran by %
.-s. .ts, rspdst church 900 thc re
4..afur sal Me-. We tr.Iey 4"
M .a Friday night teb. Do instead
1rHe llh. All are cordially ny.u
D attend.
few days ago Master John ln
v.lsto 6o,. Culbcr-ou a-.us hm
On. .grc1Jyr has lhe power 20 paid
Without petition from I.H Teop
Yesterday Doc received au at.irmau
reply FROM ,ue governor f.. letter
planning fully the conditions and
tout ol the pardoniug power. The
rect manner in which Master DO
sought the information deserved
prompt reply be received. Boys "
have that sort Of disposition are sI
to learn. and they can always find thD
who aro ready 10 aid and euconru
tham among the learned and great
The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1898-02-24

Dick Randir. iheffamous negro jan
itor Of the courthonss IL IN trouble and
also In jail, and County Clerk 6. w.
MeMIehAsl Is short the major portion Of
1928 10 cash which vas stolen from bic
vest pocket while that garment vas
hanging ia bis Office last Wednesday.
Ijrrk-Eas arrested sunday night, but
only a few dollar. were recovered from
him. Another negro named Charlie
shelton was also arrested and gave up
abou, t3j u the money which be fsys
Randle told him be found and gave
him 70 Aeep. The charge wa lodged
against Randle through the insirumen-
lality d Shelton.
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Fatal Accident.

Tuesday afternoon while John Eoy-
ark, a bohemian, was driving a post
into the ground with au Ak Ia the work
u building fence, the as flew Oh OF
the handle and struck another Bohem-
Ian, an old man named R.chhk. who
Wa standing near, on the head. Boo
h.ctins fatal injury from the effects OF
which Dee died Tuesday night De- va
buried yesterday, Deceased was tie
a,hcr-in- law of Chalca Ncsm.roysky
The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1898-02-24

The Republican party is flicker
ing its last flicker II las outliyed
Rs usefulness Every question
that made it great in Lincoln's time
is settled. II l. travelling on is
shape and just now theroisn't much
left Of lis shape, says the Toledo
Bee.
The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1898-02-24

While Janitor Cornelius Wilson was
ringing the bell Of the col0red Me,hO-
dist church here for service Sunday
night the heavy iron c.apper fell npon
his head aud knocked him seuseleas. A
physician was SUM Toned aud tle ne
gro il now said - be CONSCIOUS
again aud on a fair way 10 recovery.
DR.. Weatheriord, who Is attending him,
says the clapper weighed pounds and
the lick would certainly have killed a
white man.
The fremen had the big engine out
last night and found in good shape
Anent the subject Of securing paid men
and horses. mentioned in the Eagle q
lev days since, we learn the hremen
will 70 before the city council Friday
Daily camera., 1898-05-24
Sher.H's Sa Q.

BY virtue of an execution fl ia and fee bill is.
sued out Of the Clerks Office of the District
| Court Of Boulder County and State of Colorado,
and to me directed, whereby am commanded
to make the sum of one thousand five hundred
and sixty three and rs 100 dollars ($l 1858 66), and
costs of suit, the amount ofa certain judgment
recently obtained against The Jamestown Min
ing, Milling and Reduction Company, in favor
OF William A. s. Graham, out OF the lands, tene-
ments, goods and chattels of the said The
jamestown Mining. Milling and Reduction
Company, have levied on the following pro.
perty to wit:
set bead balances, set pulp balances and 8
set weights, 2 alcohol Tampa, oil stove, a glass
kers glass, evaporating dishes IL stock bottles
and contents, 8 parting TASKS, l Wedgew ood
mortar, iron mortar and pestle, 10 annealing
cups. l stove, mulling board and muller, 2
selves, ore samplers, scoop, 1 retort iron, 2
pair tongs. lot crucibles and scorihers, hand
ore crusher, monkey wrenches, iron wren
ches, pipe cutter. pipe threaders dies 2tap
wrenches ~ cold chisels, pair nippers, jack
plain, carpenter hammers, blacksmith ham.
mer. Il nail puller; l drawing knife. ! auger, l
Q tin pals, l Eber pail. rope and tackle,
chain and tackle, l set grocer scales and
weights, wash tub, gold pans, l Dbl
and rubber packing, | keg white lead, 8
sacks salt, roll leather betting, letter press
bowl and brush. skovels. hoe, crowbars,
picks, 2 double jacks, 1 single jack chain
wrench, i roll rubber packing, 8 Office chairs,
stove, table, IS feet rubber hose, iron wheel
barrows, / wood wheel barrow, nail kegs and
contents, large saw, hand saw, spirit level.
wood (more or tess). large gas retort or mufae,
miscellaneous lot Of old iron consisting of iron
pots old retosts, iron door frames. iron shafting,
Iron pulleys / old steam pump; lot lumber and
timber In mill end about yard, lot Of ore in ore
house and lot of ore piled up at mine.
Therefore, according to taid command shall
expose for sale. ut public auction ali the right,
title and interest Of the above named The James
town Nining, Milling and Reduction Company
in and to the above described property ON Fri
day, the 3sd day fJune, 1873, at O'Clock p. M.
at the ONCE Of oald company In Jamestown,
Boulder County Colorado.
Dated At Boulder this 2lst day Of May, 1898.
r. ]. THOMPSON,
Sheriff Of Boulder County.
First pab may2S-Iak june :, '9e.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24
At Masonic Temple.

Arrangements have just been COM
pleted BY the Masonic Temple theatre
management that promises to be = treat
for the citizens of Boulder. Commenc-
ing next Friday night. May II. for two
nights only the Magniscope Exhibition
company will introduce the marvellous
mechanical device, the latest projecting
machine for producing animated pictures.
This company carry expert electrical
operators, and the entertainments will be
intensely interesting from start to finish.
Among the forty or fifty pictures that
will be shown at each performance will
be one of the battleship Maine, which
was photographed few days before her
destruction in the harbor of Havana and
three days afterward. The cavalry pa
rade of United States troops at Fort
Riley, Kansas, just as they were leaving
for Florida. W.. ]. Bryan's special train,
Star Pointer and Joe Pachen race, the
funeral of the marines killed on the
Maine. coallng of the flagship New York
and fifty others OF equal interest. There
will be change IN the program at each
performance and our citizens will have
an opportunity of seeing the very best
pictures aud subjects known. Between
forty and fifty pictures will be shown
each night making two hours or more of
solid pleasure. The Masonic Temple
management personally recommend this
attraction, feeling confident that the peo'
pie will be more than pleased with the
exhibition. Another pleasing feature
with the Magniscope company is Mr.
Ray Southard in his illustrated songs.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24
commencement Concert.

In all college towns the concert is the
most notable event of commencement
week. Not only in musical affairs but in
society affairs it ranks above any other
public entertainment.
An audience in full dress always makes
an attractive appearance, and at this
time of year when light colors are so ap.
propriate to the opening summer life,
particularly so. Then the music is al
ways fire, and the people are ready to
enjoy it.
The university men and women, feel
ing that it is the ending of years coed
work-the townspeople, because they are
proud to see the class of entertainments
given by the university; and all lovers of
music, because the program is so varied
in character, that no one can fail to be
interested.
The concert to be given in the Presby.
terian church the evening of Class Day.
May 3Ist, IS not going to be any excep.
tion to the general rule. The combina-
ton of vocal and instrumental music is
such that all tastes will be pleased. The
full program will be given in a day or
so-but it will sufficiently vouch for its
interest to say that DR.. Baker, of Den.
yer. will be here, and that Mrs. White
man. who so took her audience by storm
last year, is to sing-and that there will
be pianist violinist and fine tenor.
The church should be filled to its ut
most capacity, and the best seats are to
be obtained by securing tickets early.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24
A BoId Experiment.

81 had hard work to keep that boy
of mine from reading cheap novels,
said the resolute man, "but I finally
succeeded"
"How? By keeping them out OF his
way?"
''No. 1 knew it would be no use to
try. So merely required him to learn
two pages from one of them by heart
every day, and now hedodges them and
reads school books for amusement. -
Washington Star.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24

I Says the Denver News, "The progress
of the war can be measured by the in
creased size of the headlines in the New
York evening papers" Not at all,
brother. Since the press censor got in
his work, the headwriter has had greater
responsibilities than the special CORE
spondent.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24

There is growing tendency on the
part of the people to complain because
the government does not furnish action
enough in this great war drama, for the
admission fee and vet will not allow them
to exercise their great American prerog-
alive by going to the box office and de
manding their money back.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24

1t is fortunate that the intervening
time between the civil war and the pres.
ent unpleasantness was not so great as
to produce crop of grandsons of great
men to be provided for.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24

Mr.. Beans, Supt. of Milestown, Pa.
The Philadelphia College of Feb. 16, 1891.
Horology.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Gentlemen.-It Is with great satisfaction that
I am able to inform you that my gold watch you
transform ed from Key-winder to Stem-wind-
er and setter is now equal to a new watch with
all modern improvements.
The use of the key being so inconvenient, 1
decided some time ago to have the change made.
and took the watch to some of the prominent
watch makers of the city; III every instance the
only way could have it changed was to buy a
new watch, and this quite contrast with
your low price. Fortunately was recomin end
ed to you and the idea of accomplishing task
too difficult for mechanics of large experience,
certainly reflects much credit upon your school
would cheerfully commend my friends to you.
Yours truly,
Milestown, Phila, Pa ED. S. EVANS.
j.. l.. NOONAN, Clenwood spr'gs, Colo.
Judge County Court. April g. 1898
Garfield Co.
have known Mr.. W. T. Beans for many years
while he was engaged in the jewelry, watch and
repairing business, and have always found him
prompt and efficient in his business and can
cheerfully recommen end him to the public.
JOHN. L. NOONAN,
Judge County Court Of Garfield Co., Colo
Mr. Beans. Supt, Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. IL, 1891.
Dear Sir:-I have to thank you for making 80
good Job OF changing my watch from Key to
a Stem winder, thereby increasing its value and
making it far more convenient, and feel sure
that with your extended knowledge, you will be
able to teach many a good trade and earn an
Daily camera., 1898-05-24
"Please do not embarass me with q,

"Please do not embarass me with or
ders," telegraphed Captain Clark of the
Oregon to the navy department. al am
not afraid of the whole Spanish navy"
If the strategy board could only have
been induced to apply this reasoning to
Admiral Sampson what a picnic the
American people would now be enjoying.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24

These war strategists are so consider
ate. Just as the Oregon has been re-
ported within known limits, the Spanish
authorities promise to start their Manila
relief expedition and give us forty more
days of wondering where they're at"
Daily camera., 1898-05-24

Mr.. Beans, Supt. of Philadelphia, Pa
The Philadelphia College of Feb. 10, 1894.
Horology.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Gentlenen:-I wish to express my great graft
hcation upon the skillful manner In which you
have changed my watch from a Key-winder to
Stem -winder and setter, something which i
have long desired / had cften thought of lay
ing II aside and purchasing new one, but this
you have rendered unnecessary. 1t being an
excellent time-piece and the movement one O
the best, disliked to part with it, and a num-
ber OF times consulted some of the leading
watch makers OF tn e city as to whether 1t would
not be possible to have the change made but
they one and all informed me that II would be
impossible. You, however, have apparently
overcome impossibiities as the watch is as easy
to wind and set through the stem, as If 1t had
been originally stem winder OF the best grade.
shall take special pleasure In recon amending
my friends to you when in need of similar SER
vices. Yours very truly,
Al N. 9th St., Phila. Pa. GEO. PELTON.
Denver, Colo. April 5, 1885,
To whom II may concern:-
have known Mr.. w. T. Beans for the past
ten years, both in the East and in Colorado As
to his workmanship, l don't think he can be
excelled, either here, or in the East and any
person trading with him, or having work done
by him will get the best in the market
would be very much pleased to have anyone
referred to me In regard to Mr.. Beans.
Very respty,
Soo-l7h St, Denver, JOHN. J. CONWAY.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24

The ease with which the men from the
St. Louis and Wampatuck cut the cables
and silenced the batteries at Santiago on
Wednesday shows that any little job like
that is dead easy if the men have work
and not waiting set out for them.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24

The proposition of boycotting the Paris
exposition of 1oco might not seem very
reasonable on calm reflection, but it
seems to have brought Johnny Craprau
to his senses in double quick time.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24
A My.tery Explained.

Mrs. Dunleigh-It is very singular
that your mother always happens to
call on me when | am out.
Little Flossie Dimpleton-Oh, we can
see from our front window whenever
you go away.-Tit-Bits.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24

The Bostonese have rushed to our aid
and explained that Cerebral tumefaC-
ton" is what ails Spain. We will call on
Boston soon to provide proper term
tor swelled head from which the SWELL
ing has been extracted.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24

The men engaged in extracting gold
from the Klondyke icebergs are at least
escaping the trying ordeal of reading
these daily bulletins about what has not
happened.
Daily camera., 1898-05-24
OF No Earthly Use.

Lady of the House-Why don't you &c
to work? Don't you know that roll
ing stone gathers no moss?
Tramp-Madam, not to evade your
question at all, but merely to obtain in
formation, may ask of what practica
utility moss is to man in my condi
tion?-Tit-Bits,