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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-24

His face was red with eXeruon and
rage. one mitten was gone and he
breathed hard as he swung into full
pursuit behind the barking dog
Then, his eye caught the group Of
open-mouthed spectators, the sleighs
and the steaming horsesi
Wal. by hlckry.' he shouted, catch
ing at bis breath, what be all you
fellprs dOin' here"
There was a deep and eloquent ST.
leuoc for a brief interim during which
Editor Horace Grant looked sheep.shly
into the eyes OF Grocer Compton
Grocer Compton shifted his gaze to-
ward the pure. white snow and kept
his peace
u reckon we'd best go back c town
and ask Lying Davis. said Henry
Somers. crambsr.ag into his vehicle
"Gsdap,'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-24

yiousiy. the plsms and The curur's
the c.tron and the al.sp.s, On, Euw
aud tbe eggs 8 was happy
Hut just Chen w.uIon ut fhs law
laid his hand na runufra Shoulder
aud hustled t.m uf t8 the .-I Bod.
cause be had. .H tbH excitement .f
getting bis Christmas materials fn
ettter forgotten to aHHF summon.
Peal attend at ...rt Tass Ee apeHt h.#
Christmas Ia t-a COMPANY of joan
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-24

Jack Tar is VIGOROUSLY a merry
soul" whether afloat or on shore; but
once a year he lays himself out to
acIjpse even himself, and that is on
Christmas day. 1t matters nothing
where he may find himseH-dodglng
icebergs in the northern seas, cruiS-
Ing among -fringed Pacific Isl
ands. or in port 5000 leagues from
the lass he loves-it's all the same to
Jack; he means to have what he ex-
pressively calls a high Old time -
and he has it.
And he sets about It thoroughly
and systematically, as becomes a
sailor Long before he filings himself
into his hammock on Christmas eve
to dream. it may be. of the old folk
at home" everything is practically
ready for the morrow's feasung and
revelry. All day long busy hands have
been engaged in converting the mess
deck into a veritable fairy scene OF
color and gaiety. Roses there are IN
thousands. OF all colors Of the rain
bow and all fashioned by clever I'm
gers. furIongs Of gay paper testoons,
devices and notices of all kinds gilt
ter from the walls. and all 50 ski
fully arranged and blended that one
Is tempted to think that, after all,
Jack has missed his vocation and
should have been al artist
Now all Is ready for Father Christ
mas First comes an impressive cere-
mony when the men, in Immaculate
fnck. are paraded for service. the
dag is hauled down and ln its place
The red cross peuuou of the church
.nr1'E- I'm The breeze. and four or hVe
hundred Hsty voices join with the
band In sending one good old Christ
mas hyuu after another rolling mp ln
majestic volume of sound % The blue
~ heaven. There is no sermon. just
I'd few lymas and prayers. but YOU
WON'T find a more Impressive Christ.
mas service the big world taroHEh
vHan come tre finishing touches
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.r..rg .,s hardest to eclipse aI The
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Narm kksa Aasf mAa1 Christmas
trees are rwsrrsa e. sarSsg tAe So
nams Cor CAs-Mxma. tE~sn ~ AaM
YeE4 saozs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
...RENENGE...

(From the Somerville JOuTnall
LA I White.
Said the plumber to the goldman
Say, want ton OF coal"
Said the coal man 10 tbs plumber:
do you really? Why. how drO ~
Said the plumber 10 the coal man:
"Well perhaps an e Rhth will do"
Said the coal mao ~ the plumber:
There are scores ahead OF Your
II-Thls Winter.
Said the coal man 10 the plumber:
Are you busy, then. tOdHy?"
said the plumber IN the coal man:
Am buSy2 | should say "
Said the coal man to the plu Der:
All my water pipes Is frOZe.
VIII you Kindly come and clear them"
And the plumber thumhed his nose.
We are not looking for revenge, neither will
we thumb our nose 70 the coal man, OF any
other party, but are ever ready with the men
and the goods 70 render you assistance in an
and supply you with everything
tfst class In the plumbing line.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
FRANK E. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

No woman can q"ite understand why
her influence doesn't make her husband
improve faster.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
AIR OF POVERTY DRAWS COIN.
Unique Experience, But singers
Get New Outft.

The famous vicar Of Confession, whose
originalities occasionally lind their way
into public prints, decided recently he
wanted new cassocks and SUPPLIES for
his choir On a recent Sunday he an
nounced the collection in the church
that morning would be devoted to this
purpose.
Il think there must be a little mis-
understanding between us" was his
comment at the evening service. Il
did not ask you to give me a surplice,
but the whole Of Confession parish choir
Thirty-two and six, the amount of your
offerings this morning, will not go far
towards doing that now. | am frank
TO own a surpliced choir is a luxury
which is not necessary TO salvation
The church wardens tell me you are
too poor to provide SUPPLIES think
otherwise. but when I'm poor l do with
out Injuries. You must do the same
Whether Gorleston has surpliced choir
or not depends entirely upon you"
The next Sunday morning a strange
SpCSNdSlc bittJcu the dSlOnlSutu - CO
Of the congregation, for the choir, which
is the pride Of East Anglia. presented a
spectacle of poverty and restitution ter
rible to witness. Some wore SUPPLIES,
some cassocks, and some were clad in
both. Some had nothing on but the
Oldest week day clothing. one mans
surplice being tatters from his Shout
ders, while anothers cassock was in
rags. The music was cut down TO mini
mum chants. 1t is said the voices Of the
boys almost failed. Then that night
the church wardens could hardly stag
ger up the chancel with the weight OF
the coins the repentant congregation
had poured into the plates. A few days
later the vicar, with a satisfied smile,
went to London to buy a complete out
at for the choir.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
MINES IN CALIFORNIA.
onIy Three Counties out of the En-
tire Array of Fifty-Seven
Make No showing.

There are only three California coun.
ties out of the entire array of 81 thai
will not make showing in the statistics
Of mineral output for the year 1902. Sew.
aral of the counties that are discovered
TO have mineral wealth are not repre-.
sented by large figures Of actual produc.
ton. That is according to expectation
But, considering the area Of this state
says the San Francisco Call its length
and breadth, there is no country on earth
that can be shown to be as uniformly
mlnerallzed throughout practically itt
entire extent Among the surprises con-
tanned in the statistics to be submitted
by the state mining bureau will be the
figures Of the value of the total output
of petroleum In California for 1902. The
production was very large, but when the
price at the wells ranges from Is to q
comparatively speaking. require large
figures to show what II sold for in tota
In the market The total gold output fol-
two counties far surpasses the value In
the market Of all the oil produced In the
state during the year of 1902. While the
price of oil has continued to be low
the value Of silver, which is Of great IN
terest in Pacific coast camps. has. con.
tinued to rise. The government followed
the market from = cents to 55 cents IN
its purchases for the Philippine coinage
Then it stopped Millions of dollars
worth of bullion will be required by
the government before the Philippine
coinage bill provisions are fully carried
out. At the present price Of silver many
silver mining camps can produce at
profit.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
CIGARETTES IN ENGLISH ARMY
for the Physical Decline Of
the Average Recruit.

When / was in England last summer
there was an investigation going on by
a government commission to inquire in
to the causes of the physical decline OF
the common people" said Mr.. d. A
Exall, of ST. Louis, to reporter for the
Washington Post. Now see that Gen
Lyttleton. commander Of the British
army in South Africa, declares that the
cigarette habit is doing untold harm
among the soldiers, and that II means are
not taken to break up the practice, the
empire will have for its defenders only
a lot of feeble minded and weak bodice
youths incapable of maintaining them
selves on the field of battle against any
sturdy foe | believe the point made by
the English general is well taken. but Il
is to be remembered that prevention Is
better than cure These self-indulginc
youngsters who carry their bad habits
into the army were victims of the cigar
cite ere they thought of enlisting. Such
indulgence was the result Of parental
laxity in most cases. At all events
there is evidently an awakened FEELING
in the old country that something must
be done 10 stop the loss of prestige
England has experienced since its In
glorious showing in the Boer war, and
If the sin lies at home we may expect tc
see crusade against the evils respon-
sible for British degeneracy."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09

Seoul. the capital OF Corea, is is mile'
from its seaport, Cherlulpo, ON the Ye,
low sea.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
REFORMING THE DYspEPTICs.
department of the Interior"
ON Advance Theories.

The Dyspeptic club, recently formed
in Jersey City, aims evidently to ere
ate new department of the interior. %
and to manage it on advanced and econ
omical theories. So far, says the Med
ical Record, there are only 81 members
in the organization. although very
much greater number, mostly Amert-
cans, are plainly eligible.
Each member must make quarterly
written reports of experiences. The d.
versity of these should certainly give
due variety to the sessions But this
is the only way to get at facts. The a.
tons of different foods must be duly
estimated Pie and pain, huck whear
and bloat. sausage and suffering. pickle
and pang. cabbage ard collie, ham ard
heartburn. must show theft proper re-
lations The humiliating part of the
business is that each culprit must CON
fess to his weak will and his misplaced
condolences, while pork, pie and pud-
ding will still hold their own against
odds. Thus. no member should be
trusted to give absolutely impartial testi-
mony unless he can prove that he was
free from cramp. hyperacidity, head
ache or borborygmus when his report
was written. Gasthalgia is as apt, in a
reflex way, to affect the higher moral
sense Of truth as is collie to warp sound
judgment on the ordinary relation Of
cause and effect. The only good resO-
luton is when the paroxysism is on.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
A VERY OLD DINNER.
Antiauary Ate Apples That RipenSd
over EiEhtesn Hundred Years
AgO-ButteP Ripe, Too.

An autlquary in the city Of Brussels
named Goebel gave, perhaps, the oldest
dinner that has ever been eaten, says
the New York Herald A description
was given by one OF the guests, Mr..
Amaziah Dukes. He says: AT that
dinner ate apples that ripened more
than 1900 years ago; bread made from
wheat grown before the children OF Is
rael passed through the Red sea, spread
with butter that was made when Eliza
beth was queen Of England; and I
washed down the repast with wine
which was old when Columbus was
playing barefoot with the boys in Ge-
noa.
1.-THE apples were from an earthen
jar taken from the ruins of Pompeii
The wheat was taken from chamber
in one OF the pyramids. the butter from
a stone shelf in Scotland. where for
several centuries It had lain in an
earthen crock in icy water, and the
wine was recovered from an old vault
in the city Of Corinth. There were six
guests at the table. and each had a
mouthful of bread and teaspoonful OF
wine, but was permitted to help him
self bountifully to the butter. there be-
ing several pounds of IT, The apple
jar held about two-thirds of gallon
The fruit was sweet and as finely fla
vored as II It had been picked but yes
terday."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
Modern Athens.

An American traveller writes: "Ath-
ems Itself, as a city, is insufterable. II
is raw, garish, new, staring. crude. II
smells Of paint. It reeks OF varnish.
1t is redolent Of last week. 1t is the
newest city one sees in southern Eu-
rope 1t is dusty, 1t is noisy, 1t is vul-
gar Everything in it is imitation. The
army is imitation. The city Is a sham.
1t is. Joy to leave the commonplace
streets, TO quit the insufferable city and
10 climb the Acropolis. There every
thing is calm and peaceful and the
magnificent ruins are restful There
only in Athens do you find a spot
which is not oppressively new and raw.
The royal palace is one Of the newest
and rawest Of all the raw. new build.
lngs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09

''GetRt ths REAL CAUsE--the
NERVES"
Prof. 2. Z Phelps, NJ d.. IL. D.. OF
Da, tmOuth University, the dfseoverer OF
Paine's celery Compound.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09

Use Little FurnituPe.
The Coreans use neither bedsteads nor
chairs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
More Evidence of Its Wonder Working Cures
Case OF George BInnsr, Of LouIsvills,
Kentucky.

AS soon as one has fairly begun TO use
Paine's Celery Compound. every day VIII be
Arm step toward assured health.
Nervous, unhappy and feeble persOuU find
their nesh become more soid-a more healthy
color takes the place Of the wa1y. sallow look
and there comes q clear Increase in the volume
of the blood-and an increased normal appel
ite because Of this rapid feeding of the entire
nerve system.
Louisville Ky, Oct ~, Ipa3
my health was excellent until aboui three
months ago, when seemed IN have n collanSs
from OYerwoTk and the doctor ordered An an
tire change Of scene and climate. Instead
b, gan taking Paine's Celery Compound prr
chased firm I. p Taylor n Co and The hTs,
bottle showed to such good advantage that /
am continuing II
ANY one suffering from overwork, pains in
side or short breath ought not TO overlook
Paines Celery Compound
GEORGE BPTTNER.
1913 Baxter Ave, Louisville, KY
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
EXTREME NERVOUSNESS.
Case OF L. L. GoOdSpeed, weII-Known
indianapolis Business Man.

Here Is one man. q prominent figure I'm the
business life OF indianapolis, who knew what
was the matter with him Al d Win faced the
trouble IS II should De faced. Would Mr. L. L.
GOodtpeed be TO-DAY one OF the leaders OF en-
terprisC IN Indianap lis II he were treatl z
himself as an invalid. doc OrlnR his stomach
whipping bis liver with violent pills instead OF
giving his organs the vital nerve force hirh
they needed before they could their proper
work.
Indianapolis. Aug. 81. 1903
81 was so run down and OveTtaxed that was
threatened with nervous prOstrah a. Paine's
Celery Compound built me up and strengthened
my nerves.
IL am now enjoying tn best of health and do
a days work at the ONCE as well as my hUus >
work cheerfully recommend Paine's Celery
Compound"
l. L. GOODSPEED
1922 Arrow Ave, indianapolis.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
THREE NOTABLE VICTORIES FOR
RHEUMATIsM-NO APPETITE.
Case Of Mary A. Meredith, Eighty-eIRh'
Years o d, Rockford, Ill

Rockford, ILL.,, Sept 3, 1898.
II have used Paine's Celery Compound fol
several gears and consider It really my doctor.
For rheumatis nervousness, lack of appel
lite and general debility 1t act is marvellOusly.
Although way lightweight years old last
June. still enjoy rugged health. 1 am BILE to
work ird when feel 50 inclii ed. aud this ro-
business is due to the wis use oil Palne's Celery
Compound.
Il am very glad TO add my testimonial TO the
many Others who have been benefited by Palne's
Celery Compound"
MARY A. MEREDITH,
622 Cunningham st., Rockford, III.
The weakness common 10 declining years can
be overcome by ralne's Celery Comp und
There Il lao reason why persons who are well
along In life should not enjoy the same peace
ant comfort Of good heath tt they had In
early years. Thousands oil men and women OF
advanced years are today pur ulng their voca-
tons With energy and success because they are
getting herve strength and complete alth
from the use II Paine's Celery Compound.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09

In Picking the care Of the streets is
IN charge Of four mandarins and a
number of soldiers, subject to their or
ders. but who hire coolies to do what
little is done. This consists in sprin-
King in dry weather and filling up
puddles when it rains. All the rub
bish not wanted in houses is thrown
into the streets. and remains there.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
ono hundred Ponnd,.

The British government has taken
the first step toward the adoption Of
the decimal system of weights. The
board of trade will sanction the use Of
n weight of so pounds, instead OF the
present standard Of 112 pounds (called a
hundredweigh0. and 56 pounds (calleG
. half-hundredweight).
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09
British Mammals.

In his British Mammals Sir Harry
Johnsons new book, that writer says
that man lis the commonest mammal in
our islands at the present day, with the
doubtful exception Of the long-tailec
field mouse; and excepting the common
mouse. the brown and the black rat
man is probably the most recently ar
Vived mammal in the British islands"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-09

The Barre mayoralty campaign is
being fought on the prohibition issue.
Still there are people Who think the
prohibitionist will not make serious
effort to get back to their pet theory
next fall.
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the department or at the Government Hospital for
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at the opening. ETHAN A. HITCHCOCK, Secre-
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