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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-04
DAILY DoINGs
at ALLEY*NEE[Y se.storss.
Ready to talk those Lace
Curtain bargains soon.
DressfnakerS'
Savings
Week!

" Never saved so much
money at any other Dress
makers Supply Sale in my
life," says more than one sat
ished expert who's buying
hugely.
You're very welcome ladies.
The weeks not out. Bunch
es of bargain-wisdom still to
be gathered in the next day
or so.
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Other very new books here
too.
Speaking of
Sewing Machines.

Sewing Machines.
The best Sewing Machine
for the money?
Oh, much more than that.
The best sewing machine
made for any money any
where. The action, driv-
ing power, structural perfect
ion, capacity for work of the
highest-priced sewing machine
Of the century. Hundreds of
thousands of EN- in the sew
ing world to day to support
the statement.
The "Exbert' SesOsmg Ma-.
cline, $I4.5o.
The "Seamstress' Segvang
MaeAame, $16.69.
Spells of Syria.
Hundreds Of miles hence,
meath scorching Syrian suns,
lie the homes Of those richly
'broidered scarves, those It'd
bits Of Turkish Enamel-Ware.
Ask Sheik Shikrey Alb
Kali, the Syrian. He's got
a chapter Of history for each
curio.
Over the Coffee Cups.
"Ah, that's something like
Coffee!
"What do you call it?"
Monogram |"
Lets have a pound and
see whether the wife can
make it as good as YOU"
"Only 25c? "Tut Tut =
MALLEY*NEErYpee.
| u. S. N.
Deck Paint.
A Paint for Floors,
/, Interior and Exterior.
! Dries Hard in One Night.
High Gloss Finish.
Send for Circular
THOMPSON & EELDEN,
s3e6-es State Street.
---- -
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE Grief
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. March 8. 1898, p. m.
Forecast for Friday
For New England and Eastern New York:
Fair, variable winds becoming northeastern
sly.
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Spool Cotton.

Good Linen Thread, blk. and white,
per spool, j
Aunt Lydia's blk. and colors, 1
Barbour's Linen'Thread, spool,
Marshall's Linen Thread, spool,
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Sembrich-warranted full 100 yds.
good quality, blk. only, spool, sc
Belding Bros. blk. and colors. Sc
spool, Soc doz
Blk. Button Hole Twist, Is spools
for nc
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
JAPAES GREAT ENTERPRISE N
AMERICA.
LARGE APPROPRIATION BY I'M
PERiAL DIET.
TO INFORM AMERICANS now TO
MAKE TEA.

Several months ago. the japanese
Tea Guild sent 20 this country 4 special
commission. composed Of Mr.. s. Nit
euhashi. president OF Shizuoka Prefec-
turai Assembly. and Mr. J. Ohara, mem
boz Of japanese parliament. 10 lnyez.l-
gate the condition Of the japanese tea
trade In the United States and Canada.
and 70 cooperate with Mr.. T. Furuya
and Mr.. T. Mlzutany. the American
representative Of the japanese Tea
Guild. In giving publicity TO the merits
OF japanese teas and the method OF
preparing them for drinking which
Foald insure the bost results.
Mr.. Furuya and Mr.. Mlzutany are
Blaming to open tea bazars in many OF
u, Principal cities in the United
States and Canada. where ladies can
enjoy cup Of fine japanese tea made
b. experts. and at the same time re-
ceive Instructions which will enable
them 10 make It equally well at home.
More than half the tea consumed ia
the United States and Canada Is Of
Japaness growth, yet. the majority OF
Americans apparently do not UNDER
staad how to prepare Il 10 as TO de-
yeiop the delicious qualities which Il
contains. Is Ia believed by these gen
tlemen that when Americans are in
possession OF the secret OF making good
tea, the consumption In this country
will fully equal sat Of Europe in pro-
portion. The japanese government
has appropriated a large fund To aid
the japanese ieo growers and tea mer-
chants IN prosecuting this educational
wiz, and " IA hoped that American
ladies will DO apt students. The main
bureau Of the japanese Tea Guild has
Issued an official recipe for mixing Jap
anofc tea. the translation Of which is
90 follows:
First-use sn.ell.dry and thorough
~ clean porcelain teapot.
second-Put IN one teaspoonful Of
tea leaves Tor each cup Of tea desired.
Thiid-When using japanese teas.
pour on the required quantity OF fresh
boiled water. and Jet stand with closed
I'D from ? 20 minutes. Never boil
the leaves. In order 10 retain the nat
ural favor. japanese tea leaves should
be kept In tight can or Jar. free from
moisture.
Notc.-Tn thoroughly enjoy the nat
ural, delicate. and sweet flavor OF Jap
nneae ,eas. neither sugar nor cream
should be used
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

An Illinois farmer came 10 Chicago
not long ago with o. shipment Of sheep
hat looked like they had done nothing
OIL their lives but run from dogs After
lo1hng around nearly a week be per
suadod a buyer 20 take them on his
hands az price trihe over the
freight charges
PITY they aren't blnckfacci." said
the buyer. The blackfaoad breed al
ways command a premium. seems o.
dress out nicer"
Tho fsrmer ga some lightning calcu-
laiing and then said be would come up
IN a week with iust what was wanted.
lie kept biz word and arrived here on
Saturday lio hunted up bis buyer. a
man named Edwards. and showed his
forty blackiaccd sheep and lot Of the
ordinr'y run. The blackiaccd brought
about n quarter OF cent q pound more
than the market called for. Later IN
the day Edwards found a purchaser FOR
bis blackiaced stock.
Il never saw o blackfaeed sheep with
spots Of white under his eyes and
strcaks around the nose" said the pros
pectlyo takor.
Edwards had not noticed the white
spots before. lie went into the pen.
caught one Of the animals. and when
he rubbed hia hand over &c face the
black peeled on. Edwards IL now ours
lng the cold irony Of fate. while the
farmer Is no doubt mixing a new 10,
Of black paint Tor whitefaced sheep
Saturday Press
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

william Morsan. an Indiana farmer
has a hen which lays an egg within an
egg. She has been producing this kind
OF hen fruit Tor several days and one
Of the cggs De- on exhibition al the
Doxoy house Co. Anderson. Tho egg
looks Ike an ordinary hen egg. when
broken open the usual white and yell
low are found 10 proper proportions.
but In the center OF the yolk IL o Sec
ond egg about the size OF a robins
egg. It, she'll Is perfectly formed aud
Is hard. The Inner egg does not con-
tain any white. The hen Is an ordinary
looking crtter.
Henry Etchison, who also resides
near Anderson. has Eve bushels Of
freak corn which has rlponcd early
and IL already gathered IN. The ear
looks like any common ear OF corn and
II properly sllked when the husks are
drawn back. however. IL Is found that
every grain IL onyolopcd In a separate
husk 81 lis own. and has Ne silk. when
the FIRST husk around the grain 10 re-.
moved a second one IL found also with
proper silks. and under II IL the fine
round grain Of white corn. Eichlson
says the seed came from Russia. lie
does not know how 10 use II. II would
probably have 10 be shclled and then
famed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Another seance has been held in tho
haunted house In Jacksonville. Ind
at which eighteen persons. two Of them
mediums. were present A large crowd
OF people gathered on the outside. and
some one threw a brick at the house.
which bounced back and struck a
child In an adjoining yard.
During the seance all lights we're er.
tngulshed, those present forming a
circle and clasplng hands. scraplng.
rustllng and rapping noises and a
sound OF saving we're heard and the
scraplng Of pencils on the sheets OF
paper placed on the floor within
the circle. objects rose IN the air and
appeared 10 float around the room.
When the lights were ~ again. eleven
letters In all sorts OF handwriting we're
discovered. one purporting 10 have
been written by Mrs Mamie Bennett
and another by her little roD. Omar.
victims Of the Bennett tragedy. These
two notes expressed pleasure o. the
writer's In the seance. and startling De.
yelopmcnm were promised. Another
seance Is 10 be held IN q few days.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
MOST RFoRETrEp ACT.
Lisutenant Commander Ia the NavJ
Makes an Anonrpoa, Confes.lon.

Lisuienant Commander Ia the Navy
Makes an Anonymous Confesslon.
From the Detroit Free Pres: The
most-to-be-regetted act OF my life"
says q lieutenant commander Of the
navy. was letter | wrote 10 my
mother vhen about II yeasr Of age. She
always addressed her letters TO me as
my dear boy felt NJ that time /
was man, or very near Il. and wrote
saying that her constant addressing
mo hs boy made me feel dis
pleased.
i -eeNyed In reply a letter full OF
reproaches end tears Among other
things she said You might grow 70
be a. BIG as Goliath. a. strong as Sam
son. and as wise as Solomon; you
might become ruler OF nation or en- a..
peror OF many nations. and the world
might revere you and fear you: but 10
your devoted mother you would always
appear, In memory. IN your innocent.
unpreientlous, un-seli-conceitet. un.
pampered babyhood. In those DAYS
when washed and dressed and kissed
and worshiped you, you we're my idol.
Nowadays you are becoming part Of
gross World by contact with II. and I
can not bow down 10 you and worship
sou; but II there IL manhood and ma.
'ernal love transmitted to you, you VIII
understand that the highest compll-
ment that mother-loye can pay you IL
10 call you my dear boy"
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she Wa. Not Concerned.

Lately several ministers. In compar.
Ing notes Of their work. were telling of
their III success In preaching personal
sermons those which are supposed 10
be general. but really are directed
against the known weaknesses 81 mem.
bers Of their congregations.
One OF the clorgymen. in illustration
OF his position. told OF an English
rector who thought bis parloners were
getting 30 wickNd that he must toll
them what would become Of them II
they did not mend their WAYS. lie
preached a severe sermon on the eter.
nal fate Of the wicked. and aiierward
sought to Improve" the lesson by per.
sonal admonltion.
Meeting one day an old woman who
was noted for her gossiplng dIspo.l.
tlon he said 10 her;
Il hope my sermon has borne fruit
In your mind You heard what said
about that place where there shall be
waillng and crashing Of iee,h?'
We'll. as to that" answered the
dame. III las anythink to say. il be
thls-let them gnash their teeth as as
'em--l anti"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Twelve years ago woman resident
ol North Tonawanda. ~ Y. ran nee
die into one Of her toes. A small
piece Of steel broke on. Il was never
extracted. Some time afterward she
became a somi-lsyalid. Her mind az
well "a bsf body suffered and aho de.
veloped melancholla. Severe pains at
tackled her They were particularly
extreme In her side. One day she dis.
covered q small red blo,ch on her side.
II was opened. A half-lnch Of dlscol-
ored puss-cncrusted steel was found.
II was the part Of the needle which
over a decade ago had found entrance
to her body through the toe From
the time OF its removal the woman's
mental and physical vlgor began to i'm
prove. She IL today ar well and ylgor-
Gus as at any time In her past life
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Of Imagination. The colonel never ex-
planned how be got his title. but he al
ways insisted on being adaressea hy
that title.
on one occasion tho colonel employed
a lawyer % attend a lfining matter FOR
him and promised a speedy settlement
OF the account Time went BY and the
colonel failed 20 keep .lls word. Tho
lawyer stirred the t6lS-,l up about 4
tho neat time he saw him IN town. and
the upshot OF Il was that the colonel
agreed 20 send the lawyer a dozen bush
els OF the finest apples IN Ohio. But no
apples came 10 the lawyer. One day no
saw the colonel In town and immedl.
ntoly bore down on him for an explana-
ton. He got II. Tho colonel. taking his
friend by the lapel OF his coat, said I'm.
preaEiveiy:
Mr.. Williams. fully expected 10
send you those apples. had EN-. cir;
yes. sir. 600 bushels OF he fines, apples
ever raised In III. state OF Ohio. I had
EN- all cfli bod up and one night a
derned little yoarlin' bull broke In and
eat EN- all up. Yes. sir. ever las, one
Of en-"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

The other day woman went lato a
grocery and said: Il want two dozen
hens eggs. They musi all be eggs laid
By black hens" The grocer said.
Madam. am willing to accommodate
you. but you have got the best Of me
this time ! don't know how 10 tell
the eggs Of black hen from those OF
a spreckled or white one Said she.
II can tell the difference mighty quick"
IL that Is so. madam, will You kindly
pick out the eggs for yourselfg" She
AID 80. and when the two dozen were
counted into her basket the grocer
looked AZ them and said suggestlyely.
Well madam. II seems AZ though the
black hens laid all the big eggs. Eyes.
said she, that's the way you tell
them"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Why. how are you. SIR. Johnsonf
I'm glad 70 meet you again"
1he old man studied the young
mans face IN a puzzled way az he per-
mitisd bis hand 10 be shaken.
liow's everything 10 Oshkoah7"
"Flfai rate. Pears 10 ne don't
fecolleet YOU" said tho OF man.
You don't7 Why. my name 10
smith. ! met you IN Oshkosh. Come
IN and have q drink"
Moo. don't keer ior n drink Fact
10 1 don't drink much. allus con-
h'aered II a waste o. money"
"oh. II only costs 6fleen cenla. Come
IN and have one with me-"
The old man besltatcd. then glanced
AZ the show window In which a lot Of
aog collars were exposed for sale.
III ita all the same TO you. III take
one o them" he said. as he pointed 10
a collar marked. Yours for IS cents"
The smooth young man sought an
other Vletim.-san Francisco Post.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
Preet Ahoal 10. ror.r o. n,h,l.

There IS In New Orleans negro
woman. according 10 the chief news.
pap.r q the Crescent City. who las
deeply rooted n not very clear llcas
about The Bible, among them bel' the
conviction that while God wrote some
parts Of the great book. men put IN 9th.
er portions One thing which God
wrote sure enough. says the article. IL
the story Of the Tower Of Babel. vas
SIR, yasslr. God writ dat" she says:
no doubt 'bou; dat bcin' wit by God
Hlsself OATS probed. glory 70 De
Lord. wy. dey amt no one nowhere
'eopt Merlcans kin talk clair SOS you
kin onnersian' EN-. Dat probes God
writ bout dat tower
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

In April. 1896 the Fourth Ghoorkes
we're sent from Mandalay. In Burmah.
to shillong, IN Assam. As the troops
marched through the country Of the
Atoms the wet weather obliged them
TO seek shelter IN what appeared 10 be
a granary. The native priests objected
10 the quartering Of the troops In the
granary. but upon the command Of the
officers the doors were battered down
and the troops entered The granary
proved 20 be an Ahom temple. and four
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Manaeer--''Do your folks object 10
your going on the siago1" Fair Appli-
eant-"No. not az all" Manager
That's Bad. I'm afraid We can't en-
gage you. But stay. How about
ilfhtsg Are you willing to wear
themg" Fair Appllcani-"oh. yes; I
don't mind tlghts" Manager Gin dis
gust)-'That settles 4. We can't ad-
yertise you IN any way and must de-
cline 70 consider yonr application. -
Cleveland Leader.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

u Had my brother known about Pc
ru-na he would not be dead, for be-
died with the same sickness I had. I
thank you a thousand times, and in.
close my photograph. One physician
faId that had weak nerves and lndl-
gosilon; another said my head and
stomach we're affected. another said
my stomach and kidneys were affected
another said my liver ala not work:
another said I had ia grippe. and still
another said had Brlghra disease
lie said ] could DO cured. but that Il
would take long time But contln-
uod 10 gel worse. was not able 10
walk up the steps. could not sleep. In
the morning when ! got up ! was
obliged 10 sit down Tor an hour before
! could DO any work ] would often re-
mark 10 my husband that I wished
that I was dead. because then I would
have rest. ! had cold hands and feet
could not slelp, had a sour stomach.
and felt heayInefs after eating /
bclchcd mp and had chllls and fever.
and my flesh vas nabby. dry and cold.
MRS. BARBARA DiEsCHWIGEL.
Furythe S. Allegheny. Pa.
Send Tor free book on malaria. Ad-
dress The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufactur.
ing Co. Columbus. Ohio
H.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Col. Percy Berger is going 70 get
himself into serious trouble some day.
re viii keep oA launiiAs bic v lie until
she springs the "turnlng-worm" act on
him. A few days ago she happened %
remark that she had such a dreadful
stare.
wat was the mattcr7 Did you
icok IN the giass7'
mo. didn't look IN the glass. There
was ring AT the front door. and when
] opened Il there stood tho mos. hide
Gus tramp ever saw In my llfe was
never 70 rcared In all my born days. F"
did the tramp get good look a.
you. my darly1"
Eyes. he stared right In my face"
"lIe ala. oh7 Then III bet that he
was worse scared than you were"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

The stomach that Is rot tuned thus By a
shaking up On ihl rbrny wave must be- a
well fortified one TIE gastric apparatus can
b. rendered proof afailst ga slskucss with
that siomaehie 70 popular among travellers b.
sea aud land -hosteticr's stomach nIiteia IL
defends the system against malaria and r1eu-
maiism. and subdncs liver complaint. consti-
patton and Dyspepsia.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

The Danube IL 10 have a tunnel be-
meath is bed. The Hungarian govern
ment has just completed the necessary
arrangements Ter the construction
without delay Of subway beneath the
river Al Budapest on tho same prinel-
pie as that Of the new Blackwell tun-
mel under the Thames in London.
There ia TO DO a foo,path for passen-
gers and an electric railway. The up
per way will be reserved exclusively
for vsalcular trafic. and ventilation Ia
20 be provided BY electricity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

a Mississippi paper says thst a ne.
gro living near Newton who heard HE
dogs barking one night found that they
had killed remarkable animal. Il
had head like n bulldog. ears like a
mule. legs like a duck and n tail like
an elephant. and II was bodied
like q weasel.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Col. Dceyers was one Of the most eel.
ebratcd characters In central Ohio lie
was nothing II moi prodigal In his gen.
,rosIty, his flow Of language. his wealth
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Cleanliness begins within ia man ISN'T
clean inside, be n for from GOiliness A
conttiphted sinner i a stencil in the nostrils
81 the Deity a man whose food sours 10
biz stomach aud whose liver i leaden,
can help looking al the world haiefully
with jaundicsd eye, and conluring 10 evil
thought. in bic tortured brain Cleanll.
moss ~ reffou tegcts cleanliness ~ thought
Cascnreif, Candy Cnthartic are the mis-.
sionary medicine which purihes mems
'~fios and minds. Pure. fragrant gnla.
r. mild aud positive they clean out tho
tstinal canal. n mulnto tho Ever and
lgthen The bowels. Then man enjoys
II feeling 20 chnrity and br0thohy love
II fellows aud recommends Others 10
N'a'earets and be a. happy a. be.
eos1e O. De- going around about
olae, fashioned child that was not
Smlt
In th Ohio. city a. Toledo.
that i,lcas County.
by Nv Cheney makes oath that he Il
the ms partner ~ che nrm ~ D. }.
a. 4 Co. doing business lu the CITY
'n' h' county and State af0folaid,
plenty rl4 firm viii pay the sum ~
-. iNuHEp nuLLAkR Tor each
h"'h'' case 90 Cutarrh that cannot he
II atlll the use ~ iinira Catarfh cure.
-, FRANK J. CHENEY
""'h 10 before me ana subscribed in A.,
and Once. this cth day " December.
PRAGUE a. ". GLEASON,
aud n Notary Public.
,.,,.f caiafrh Cure o. taken internally
VIVA directly ga the hiuu-i aud niue
clubs. faces ~ the system. Send for
kanhai' t'IifSry 4 60 roi.do d
played Druggists. To.
time army i'is arc 'N- O''I
Twoing 90 favor Of the ~ ycar..ld
played easy Ia suppress.
"a n, man's good time lasts longer
Ia, \, Dung ono's because h takes
IA. "a er "a get over H.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

ward rom the hfithA
Like moving thread ~ white.
The blossoms close their ears. lest In
their sleeping
The Horr0Wa ~ The signing Worli
should moan across their dream.
The birds IN the trec-topa wing 70 wing
are creeping.
For they fear the winds low voices. and
the laughter 81 tho stream.
ThfO' the Swallowed ways a-sleafn.
Thou, for whose fombcr eyes my soul 10
burnlnEl
The beads upon Thy breast are warmer
than the heart within,
That holds Wild counsel with tho night,
and feara strange learning
FROM the black and oddying whirlpool
where the streams last waters win
And fsethe. and swirl. and spin.
Thou sister Of the midnight shadows
gloomy.
Thou daughter n their darkness and
their mystery and fear.
Ihro ne dewy secret pathways. harki
call thee 10 me,
Thro' the nights Wild sounds and 81
lencea I summon thee ansar.
And lo' thyfelf is herel
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Some women go visiting on mighty
slight proyocaiion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
CHRONIC MALARIA.

! thank you n
thousand times
for your trouble.
/ now feel all
right. and. so far.
am entirely well
All who know
me are wonder
ing about m e.
We will not let
Pe-ru-na out Of
our reach I am
ready every hour
10 recOmm en- 4
your medicine 10
an who ask about
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

When q man marries woman. he
can depend upon catching her sister 70
I've with him. within slx months.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

An attempt 10 classify some Of the
prominent figures In British public lie
a. tail medium or short Is made by tho
81. james Gazette. medium" being
taken a. from i've foot four 10 1--WE foot
nine Under tall came Lord Sails
bury. Mr Baliour. Sir william Vernon
Harcouri, Cecil Rhodes. Mr.. Lecky. DIR.
W. o. 1onI,hOD Of London.
end sir Henfy, under medium
Gladstone. SIR. Chamberlain, the
lbishop Of Canterbury. John Nor.
and Henry NJ. Stanley; under short.
d Roberts OF Kandahar. Lord VOL.
icy. DR. Jameson. Rudyard Klpllng
and Mr. Barrie.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
IN THE ODD CORNER.
SOME STRANGE. QUEER AND
CURIOUS PHASES or LIFE.

nnss> Specimens Of the numan Race
Pound IN Indiana Have Pssfectiy
Developed TaiD .nd Hear Out the
DarwiniHn Theory 10 Other Respects.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Pli0's Cure for Consumption han been a
God-send 10 me WIN. b. Mcclellan, Chester,
Florida, Sept. II. 1915
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

india II the -oaly country that rake,
death by the attacks OF pFpents and
Wild beasts q feature OF lis annual si >
tlsLlcs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Every one agrees, that II beats all
how some people spend moncy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

IA busy man laughs at a Joke, Il is
tho test that Il Is a good one.