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DR. J. H. CHITWOOD,
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ASHLAND,
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OREGON.
At the Ashland Dru? Store.
OFFICE
W. A. Wikhire
JAMES R. NEIL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
J. W. HAMAKAR,
PUBLIC,
NOTARY
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iven to conveyancing.
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SURVEYOR kt CIVIL ENGINEER,
Ashland, Oregon.
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medicine. II»» had fifteen year«' experience in
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opnosite the M. E. Church.
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Standard Goods!
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do it, we propose to do the larg
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do le in Ashland; and
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hours, from 8 to 12 A M.. »nd from L:>0 to 6 P. M.
Ashland Woolen Goods!
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W. W. Hentnor, Prop’r,
MeCALL, AT Hl VS ON A CO.
A shland , April 10, 1880.
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E. K. ANDERSON.
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E. K. AnJerson.
"" IT. Atkinson.
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Wo will continúe to purchase wheat
The Very Best
N lATIIiVIEI IWOiOL!
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Anywhere in town,
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I have constantly on hand tho very best
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BC€ittI£S AXD CkKKIAUES,
OLD AND NEW,
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are assured that they
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At Prices that Defy Competition.
And can furnish my customers with a
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HORSES BOARDED
On reasonable terms, and given the best
attention. Horses bought and sold
and satisfaction guaranteed in
all my transactions.
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ASHLAND WOOLEN MILLS.
W. H. Atkinson,
SECRETARY
One of the “Jiners.”
| made Grand Guide of the Knights of
Horror, I tol’d him I’d git, and I will.’
Here the Major interrupted, saying,
“Well, your husband is pretty well
initiated that’s a - fait, but the Court .
will hardly take that good cause for a
divorce. The most of the societies you
mention aro composed of honorable
I mtn, and have excellent reputations.
Most of them, though called Lodges,
are relief associations and mutual insur
ance companies, which, if your husband
should die, would tako care cf you, and
which would not see you or him suffer
if you were sick.”
“See me suffer when I’m sick ? Take
care of me when he’s dead? Well, I
guess not; I can take care of myself
when lie’s dead, aud if I can’t, I can
.get another. There’s plenty of ’em.
And they needn’t bother themselves
when I’m sick, either. If I want to be
sick and suffer, it’s none of their bus
iness, es|>ecia)ly after all the sufferin’
I’ve had when I ain’t sick, becauso of
their carryings on. And you needn’t
try and make me believe it’s all right,
either. I know what it is to live with
a man who jines so many lodges that he
don’t never lodge at home, and sign his
name, ‘Yours truly, Sam Smith. M. M.,
I. O. O. F. K. O. B., K. of P., P. of
H., R. A. IL, I. P. K. of P., N. *>.,
L. E. T., II. E. R., R 1. P, P. Y. Z.,
etc.”
“Oh, that’s a harmless amusement,”
remarked Mr. Ruse.
She looked at him square in the eye,
and said, “I believe veu are a jiner
yourself.”
He admitted that lie was to a certain
extent.
And she rose and said: “ 1 wouldn’t
have thought it. A m&n like you—
chairman of a Sabbath School, and su
perintendent of the Republicans ' It’s
epough to n ake a woman take pizen.
But 1 don’t want anything of you. I
want a lawyer that don’t belong to no
body nor nothin’.” And she bolted out
of the office and inquired where Captain
Prtten k< pt. —Manchester, N. H,
M irror.
82 50 PER ANNUM
An Epidemic of St Vitus’ Dance. and always attack children. It is caused
by various things, such as indigestion or
derangement of some member of the
vital functions. It never becomes epi
demic, though it often spreads, because it
is e a disease of irritation and ima°inar
o
tion. It is never considered dangerous,
and passes away in limitation.—Cincin
nati Enquirer. J
'A Huntsman's Lie.
For several days reports have been
She was forty-five years old, well
James Pine, a veteran fox hunter
rife
respecting the existence of a very
dressed, had black hair, rather thin and
sixty-six years old residing in Marble
peculiar malady among the students of
town, has killed this Winter fourteen
tinged with gray, and eyes in which
St.
Martin
’
s
convent
seminary
in
Brown
red foxes, one cross-bar and one gray
gleamed the fires of a determination not
county. As the seminary is the favorite
fox.
He is probably the best fox
to be easily balked. She walked into
one 'among the Catholics of this city
hunter in the country. He has two
Major Huso’s office in Patten’s block
and the west generally, an Enquirer re
dogs and hunts over long stretches of
and requested a private interview, and
porter was sent yesterday to it to ascer
having obtained it, and satisfied herself
country, ranging all over the hills of
tain the facts in the case. Some four Cases Where Wives Have Sued Marbletcwn, across the country to High
that the law students were not listening
weeks ago a pupil in attendance at the
for Damages.
Falls and up Shawangunk mountain as
at the key-hole, said slowly, solemnly,
school,
a
daughter
of
Mrs.
Mangold,
of
far as Lake Minnewaski—in fact he
and impressively, “I want a divorce.”
Cincinnati, was attacked with what ap
shot
the cross-bar fox near Paltz Point
“What for I I supposed you had one
It has been erroneously stated that
peared to be the disease commonly
on
that^
mountain. Mr. Pine has hunted
of the best of husbands,” said tho Ma
the action for damages brought in
known as St. Vitus’ dance.”
The
for forty years, a portion of the time in
jor.
symptoms were, first, an involuntary Brooklyn by a wife against another Greene county, and for twenty-three
“I ’spose that’s what everybody
motion of the shoulders, then a grow woman for the alienation or appropria seasons he has hunted in this county.
thinks; but if they knew what I’ve suf-
ing cf the symptoms into other portions tion of her husband is believed to be The first year he came to Ulster county
ferred in ten year.s, they’d wonder I had
of the body, a contraction of the muscles the first case of the kind that has ever he killed forty-three foxes, though at
not scalded him long ago. I ought to,
of the arms and face, a slight nausea been tried. Two years ago a similar that time, of course, this kind of an
but for the sake of the young ones I’ve
and headache. The physician of the one arose in Ohio, the only difference imal was more numerous than at pres
borne it and said nothing. I’ve told
institution, Dr. Hall, was called in, and between it and the Brooklyn trial being ent. Last New Year's day he killed
him, though, what he might depend on,
the ordinary prescription for such cases that a man was the defendant in the three foxes. Mr. Pine hunts for pleas
and now the time’s come, I won’t stand
administered. The patient, a miss of former anl a woman in the latter. The ure and recreation, as he owns a nice
it, young ones or no young ones, I w ill
suit was brought in Jackson county, by
perhaps twelve, said thkt she had never
have a divorce; and )f the neighbors
Mrs. Casandra Westlake against Joseph little farm in Marbletown, but he sells
been
subject
to
any
attacks
of
this
na
his fox skins and in that way pays for
want to blab themselves hoarse about it
ture, but that an older sister had been Westlake, who wa3 the father of her his powder and shot.
«they can, for I won’t stand it another
husband, Wellington B. Westlake. The
so troubled. Next day, to the surprise
Apropos to fox hunting, there is a
day.”
complaint set forth that the elder. West
of
the
mother
superior
and
the
phy
fox
hunter to this county who tells a
“But what’s the mat ter 1 Don’t your
lake had spoken scandalously and falsely
sician,
two
more
of
the
pupils
wero
good story in regard to the tenacity with
husband provide for you? Don’t he treat
similarly attacked. On ‘he following of her to her husband, as well as to which foxes will cling to their lives,
you kindly ?’’ pursued the lawyer.
day there were more, and, as the days other persons, fof the purpose of alienat they in fact having more live* than a
“We get vituais enough, and I don’t
went by, more and more of the inmates ing and sepalating her husband from cat. This gentleman says, and he af
know but he’s as kind and true as men
of the convent became subject to this her, and that in consequence of these re firms with both hands Akl \U?s
in general; and lie’s never knocked
IS lT.lt-,
strange illness, until probably t wenty or ports and the influence exerted by the that one day while he was out bunting
none of us down. I wish he had, then
more of the pupils and a dozen or more lather, she was actually put away and he shot a tine fox, and, as he supposed,
I’d get him into jail and know* where he
of the sisters in attendance had lieen abandoned by her husband. She there the animal dropped dead. He went to
was at night,” retoited the woman.
attacks! with this strange and unac fore sued for the lo§s of her husband, him, and taking out his jack knife, com
“Then, what’s your complaint against
For
countable epidemic.
Day before yes and claimed $5,000 damages.
menced to peel off the j>«*lt so he
him?’’
technical
reasons,
her
husband
was
terday
morning
the
doctor
was
sent
for
“Well if you must know, lie’ one of
made codefendant. A verdict of $1,700 wouldn’t have to carry the carcass home
in
great
haste,
and
on
arriving,
found
with>bim. He skinned it down and
them plaguev jiners.”
ten new patients jerking and hopping was rendered in favor of Mrs. West then pulled it over and gave it a yank
“A what?’’
and gaping and twisting their faces into lake. The case went into the Supreme in order to free it from the body when
“A jiner. one of them pesky fools
inconceivable shapes ; and even while Court of the State, which held that a the skin came off, w hen to the great and
that’s always jining something. There
he was present two or .three ov more wife may’ maintain an action for the loss inexpressible astonishment of the hunt
an t nothing come along that’s dark and
were taken with the strange symptoms. of the society ami companionship of her er, the fox jumped up and ran off at full
sly and hidden but he’ll jine it. If any
Then the good doctor and the gentle husband against one who wrongfully in sjieed, the hunter in his surprise being
body should get up a society to burn his
sisters who had been gradually growing duces her husband to abandon her or unable to raise his gun in time
house down, he’d jine it just as soon as
But on some technical
alarmed, took thorough fright and the send her away.
he could get in; and if they had to pay
questions
relating
to the admission of to shoot him. The dogs, however
portion of the school able to answer the
were after him in a jiffy, and the re
to get in, he’d g8 all the sooner. Wo
summons was called up and hurriedly the husband’s evidence, the verdict was markable sight of a fox without its pelt
hadn’t been married niore’n two months
set aside and a new trial ordered. Tv o
uismisse I, and as many pupils as could
before he jined the Kuow Nothings.
of the judges, however, dissented, and scooting along over the crust with
be
gut
off
on
so
short
a
notice
Lurried
We lived on a farm then, and every Sat
were of the opinion that the wife’s pe three hounds yelping on his track,
Got Mad About It.
to the depot and sent to their homes by
urday night he’d come tearin’ in before
tition did not show a cause of action. was then seen. The fox being in
the first train. In case of those living
dis
supper and grab a fistful of nutcakes and
A few -weeks ago, while several citi at a distance the telegraph was brought Another case of this kind was brought light marching order soon
tanced
the
dogs,
and
in
ten
minutes
go off gnawing ’em, and that’s the last zens of Detroit were surrounding a hot
in 1871 by Mrs. Mary Ann Harlan
I’d see of him till morning. And every stove in a Griswold street tobacco store, into requisition, their parents notified, against Elliott Clark. The wife’s peti was out of sight. A few days after
other night in the week he’d roll and in came a stranger who had been on a and yesterday another detachment went tion set forth that the defendant had the man was out hunting again for
tumble in his sleep and holler, ‘Put none “big drunk.” His eyes were red, his away. To-day there only remains a wrongfully and maliciously enticed away foxes. The hounds run one pretty
but Americans on guard—George Wash back all mud, his clothes ragged, and Iris dozen of the pupils at the convent, and her husband from her home, and had sharply and lie passed through a ravine,
ington,’ and rainy days he’d go out in general appearance wai that of a hard these will probably go at a very early detained and harbored him in defend? and it being a peculiarity of the fox
the corn barn and jab at a picture of the up and played out old soaker. One of date. I)r. Hall, at first believing that ant’s residence, to which the wife was that when he goes through a ravine he
Pope with an old bayonet that was the group was telling a yarn about a the action of the mind would have a denied admittance. The Superior Court will come back to it again, no matter
there; I cught to have put my foot down hog, and he was going on with4iis story very considerable effect in the treat of Cincinnati overruled the demurrer how wide O’e circuit may be, the hunter
ment ot the disease, tried to induce the
but he fooled me with so many lies about when the old fellow interrupted :
raised by the defendant, and held that posted himself at this place and waited
patients
to overcome by will force the
the Pope’s coming to make all the Yan
“Scuse me, but I’m an old soaker who strange motions of tho various portions an action w'ould lie in favor of a married until he heard the bay of the hounds
kee girls marry Irishmen, and to eat up wants to reform.”
woman against a third person for en ‘oilowing the track up to near where he
of
the
body.
To
this
end
he
persuaded
»11 the babies that wasn't born with a
ticing away and harboring her husband. stood. He was on the qui vivo, ami
“Well, as I was saying,” continued
cross on their foreheads, that I let him the story teller, after a glance at the those whose arms weie affected to try About twenty years ago a case of this got a glimpse of an animal running with
and carry steadily across the room a
go on and encouraged him in it.
kind was carried to the House of Lords great speed, that had all the resemblance
man, “i the hog was about forty rods
■ shallow tin pa.il containing half a dozen
“Then be jined the masons. P'raps away wheib I first saw him. I got my marbles without spilling the marbles on appeal from the Irish Queen's Bench. to a fox, only his coat seemed a glossy’
The action had been brought by Mrs. white. The hunter never thought of
you know' w’liat them be, but I don’t, gun—”
upon the floor. These tests resulted in
Knight, wife of William Knight, the skinned fux that ran away the dav
’cept they think* they’re the same kind
“Say,” interrupted the drunkard,
aome cases satisfactorily, in others in the
of critters that built Solomon’s temple “isn’t there somebody here who wants marbles being thrown almost to the ceil against James Lynch. She alleged that before, but *supj>osed the white fur
she had lost the consortium of her hus would be a great rarity in the market,
and took care of his concubines; and all to help reform me?”
ing and scattered in showers about the
of that darned n'nsense and gab ’bout
“You go out 1” replied one of the room. In other cases where the trouble band by’ reason of slanderous words so lfe fired, killing the animal, and with
spoken of her by the defendant The great expectations hurried up to where
worshipful masters and square and com men.
was in the arms an effort to hold them
pass and sich like, that we had in the
“1 won’t do it ! I’m an old drunkard, would throw the affectation into the jury gave the wife a verdict of £150, he lay, and there, lo 1 and behold, found
house for the next six months, you never and I want somebody to take me by the lower limbs. Then sometimes the con which was aifirmed on appeal by the instead of a white furred foxthe one that
Exchequer Chamber, although the he had skinned the day before, tho white
see the beat. And he’s never outgrown hand and hope I ll reform.”
traction would remove to the facial
it nuther. What do youthink of a man,
“Go on with your hog story,” put in muscles, and the faces would be distort judges were divided. TLis judgment flesh looking like white fur in the sun
Seemingly the fox had not
was reversed by ¿be House of Lords, light.
’Squire that dresses hisself .in a white one of the group.
ed with the most hideous grins. The
minded
the
lack of his skin very much,
apron, 'bout big enough for a monkey’s
“You shan’t do it!” exclaimed the mouths would fly open like trap doors, which held that tho facts in this case
bib, and go marchin’ up and down, mak drunkard. “I wan’t some one to feel the eyes would look round the most dif did not afford a ground for action, al and the flesh had become, by exposurs
ing motions and talkin’ the foolishest sqd because I drink up all my earnings ficult corners in every direction, the though Lord Campbell and other judges in the air, almost of the consistency of
Kingston (N. Y.) Freeman.
expressed an opinion that a wife might leather —
lingo at a picture of George Washington and misuse my family.”
pretty aqualine noses would become the
in a green jacket and a truss on his
“No one here cares how much you most formidable pug, and the whole sue a third person for words occasioning
stomach? Ain’t he a loony-tick? Well, drink or how soon you go under the party join in a course of curious con to her the loss of the consortium of her * How Diamonds are Bought.
husband.
that’s my Sam; an’ I stood it as long as ground I” said one of the men.
tortions impossible of description. There
Buying diamonds for retail is said to
“You don’t, eh? Don’t any of you are in the convent about seventy pupils
I’m goin to.
be
a delicate and difficult task. The
Drinking
Ice
Water.
“The next lounge the fool made wras want to give me advice 1”
and a like number of sisters who have
buyer
sits down to a table with a large
“No, sir!”
into the Odd Fellows. I made it warm
charge of the various departments. Of
sheet
of
white paper spread before him.
for him when he came home and told
“You don’t feel sorry because I am these, I learn from the physician who
There is no more doubt that drinking
On the paper are poured the contents of
me he had jined them ; but he kinder degrading my brilliant intellect?”
has been in attendance, about twentv- ice water arrests digestion than there is certain packages received by the whole
“Brilliant bosh !” You never knew
pacified me by telling me they had a
five pupils and fifteen sisters have been that a refrigerator would arrest perspir sale dealer. The keen eyes of the buyer,
sort of branch show that took in women anything, anyhow I”
afflicted with this strange disease. In ation. It drives from the stomach its an expert, of course, picks out at once
“Won't any man here pity my
and he’d get me in as soon as he found
some it was much less violent than in natural h°at, suspends the flow of gas- the shallow, flawed, and all defective
out how to do it. Well, he came home family ?’’
others. Iu some it continues no more triiyuice, and shocks and weakens the stones, which are definitely rejected and
“No, sir !”
one night and said I’d been proposed
than an hour; with others it has a dura delicate organs with which it comes in swept into a big. The accepted stones
“Nor shed one tear over my degraded
and some one had blackballed me. Did
An able writer on human must next be paired, and to this end a
tion of two or three weeks. It does not contact.
it hisself, of course. Didn’t want me condition ?”
diseases
says:
Habitual ice water drink
“Not a shed I Y'ou’d better be going seem to render them seriously ill—in ers are usually very flabby about the re tin plate, mounted on four feet, and
round, knowing his goings-on. Of
fact, it rather improves their apjietites.
pierced with holes of different sizes, is
—we wan’t to hear a hog story.”
course he didn’t, an’ I told him so
It weakens them considerably, and, of gion of the stomach. They complain employed. On this the diamonds are
“Had you rather hi ar a hog story
“Then he jined the Sons of Malta.
course, unfits them for study. In no that the food lies heavy on that patient laid, and shifted to and fro until each
Didn’t say nothing to me about it, but than to try and save me ?”
case has it proven fatal or even danger organ. They taste their dinner for diamond has been fitted into a propor
sneaked off one night, pretendin’ lie,tk
‘You bet we had ?”
ous; this disease never extended to that hours after it is bolted. They cultivate tionate hole. Then the gems undergo
got to sit up with a sick Odd Feller,
“Well, 7 now, "o' vou hard hearted and
the use of stimulants to aid digestion.
and I’d never tound it out only he come selfish minded old liar, I know I'm very violent form which sometime char If they are intelligent they read upon a second and final examination,the buyer
home looking like a man that had been worth more than any hog, and I’ll prove acterizes St. Vitus’ dance. Outside the food and what the physiologist had to examining them most rigorously, and
through a thrashing machine, and I it, too 1 If you won’t save me I’ll save convent there have been a few cases, one say about it—how long it takes cabbage rejecting some which may at first • es
wouldn’t do a thing for him till he mjself—hanged if I don’t! Yes sir, in particular which is very bad, but and pork, be^f and potatoes, and other caped his attention. Any irregularity
owned up. And so it’s gone from bad I’ll show you whether I am of more ac whether this can be supposed to be meats and esculents to go through the of form, lack of bri’liancy, dullness of
to wus, and from wus to wusser, jinin’ count than any of your hog stories or traceable to the same causes as those in process of assimilation. They roar at water or yellowness of tint, is suffered
this, that and t’other, till he’s Worshipful not! You needn’t pity me nor advise the convent is doubtful. One curious new bread, hot cakes, fried meat, im to condemn them. The matched stones
case is reported from Chillicothe. One
are then put up in pairs in papers or
Minister of Masons, and Goddess of me nor talk with me—I can run my
of the pupils at the convent, a young agining these to have been the cause of small cases, and the others are sold to in
Hope of the Odd Fellers, and Sword own grocery !”
lady, had gone home possessed by this th°ir maladies. But the ice water goes ferior jewelers. In Paris the latter are
Swallower of the Finnigans, and Virgin
No man in Detroit has led a more strange malady, and having recovered as down all the same, and finally friends
readily purchased and set in the flowers,
Cereus of the Grange, and Grand Mogul sober ar.d industrious life since that
she supposed, went to church. During are called in to take a farewell look at stais, crosses and other ornaments which
of the Sons of Indolence, and Two- day, and there is every, reason to be
the service she felt the disease returning, one of whom a mysterious Providence make such a display in the Palais Royal.
edged Tomahawk of tho United Order lieve that he will stick.—Detroit Free
and, chancing to look around, saw that has called to a clime where ice water is Tue French, as a rule, like showy things,
of Black Men, and Tablebearer of the Press.
little girls standing just behind her in not used. The number of immortal be and are less fastidious in diamonds than
Merciful Manikins, and Skipper of the
the church, had suddenly become simi ings who go hence, to return no more, we Americans are. They care more for
Guild of Catherine Columbus, and Big
The editor of a newspaper that has larly affected. In manf cases the dis on account of an injudicious use of ice
general effect than purity or perfection,
Wizard of the Arabian Knights, adopted phonetic spelling, in a measure,
ease has disappeared after a duration of water, can hardly be estimated.—Balti and often sell to our people inferior
Pledge passer of the Reform Club, and received a postal card from an old sub
two or three weeks. Either going by more Sun.
gems which will not bear resetting.
Chief Bugler of the Irish Machinists, scriber in the country which read as fol-
the like mysterious means by which it
A party of Cleveland youths marched Paris is not a good place to buy dia
and Pursekeeper of the Canadian Con lows: “I have tuk your paper for leven
came, or succumbing to the treatment of around town the other day wearing ele monds.—N. Y. Times.
science, and Double-barrelled Dictator years, and if you kant spel enny better
gantly trimmed bonnets. When the po
of the Knights of the Brass Circles, than you have been doin for the las to a physician.
Cornell has started a class in journal
Dr. Carson stated to a reporter last lice asked them to explain, the young
and Standard-Bearer of the Royal Arch munths you may just stoppit.”
ism,
and it is very sad to think that, in
night that several of the pupils were men pointed to ladies promenading the
angels, and Sublime. Port of the Onion
a
few
years, the pampered children of
League, and Chambermaid of the Ce
A boy can imagine almost everything, taken a coli pie of weeks ago with some streets with men’s hats on, and simply fortune who are now supporting their
lestial Cherubs, and Puissant Potentate be can lug an old shotgun about all day thing like cholera-morbus, which after aid, “Turn about is fair nlay.”
families in affluence on their wages as
of the Petrified Pigstickers, and Lord i without tiring at a living thing, and be wards merged into a nervous complaint
A benevolent Detroit dentist an newspaper men will be sawing wood for
only knews what else. I’ve borno it, under the impression that he’s having t like St Vitus’ dance. He had been
a living, while their places are filled by
and torne it, hoping to get ’em all jined howling good time. But all attempts to treating one of the little girls for the nounced that on a certain day he would
Corneil graduates. ________
after a while, but ’tain’t no use, and induce a boy to imagine that he’s kill latter complaint, and she is now almost pull teeth free for poor persons and pro
recovered.
Dr.
Dawson
says
such
dis
vide laughing gas. He used 700 gal-
There are calumnies against which
when be came home last night and told ing Indians when he’s sawing woodiiave
eases
are
sometimes
developed
in
schools
Ions
of
gas
and
extracted
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teeth.
even
innocence loses courage.
me he’d got into a new one, and been proved futile.