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FOURTEENTH YEAR
SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
POKLlKHEU
Tuesdays and Fridays
BY
M PATTERSON PUBLISIIINT, CIWPANi
OTiS PATTERSON,
A. W. PATTERSON,
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Business Manager
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Application. .
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Advertisinn ABency.fll mid 65 iflnrchanta
Eiehanga, San Francisco, California, where cou
tacts for advertisiiia oan be mauls for it.
0. R. & N. -Local card.
Train leaves Hepn"er 10:4."i p. m.dallv. except
Sunday. Arrive5:00a. m. dailv, except Mon
day. ,
Went bnnnd pusienner leaves tl' ppwr Junc
tion I ill h. m ! e-ist bo md i : i I a. in
Freiitht train leavi- ll-pp ict .1 inter urn gnlii?
east at 7; 1 1 p m. a id l):10 u. m. ; going west, USUI
p. in and 6.10 a. in.
I liiteil fiUten OMi ialit
fieairt'mt
V ire-l'riwiileiit.... ,
Heo'M'ry of Slate.,
ywrwtury or TreiKitry ,,
Serrwary of Inferior
N"Milary nf War
f'-reiarynf Mavy.....
C ! iiiustor.lnneral
it' Miy-'niral
5jeorota: j o" Xariciiluire.. .
.Grover Clevehtnit
...Ad ai S'iv-mihoe
... Kiohiini 8. Olnet
....John H. (WUali
Holt- Snnli.
,. Darnel H. liKmoni
. .llilnry , Mrterl
Wil'iam I., nun
. . J iiiIhoii llarruot:
. J. StnrliiiK Mr in1
State ai Oregon
Hoternor w p o'r'
Peertryof Huta 11. It. Kincaiil
Triwinnir p,ii, m,.i.,
Rnnt. Piil.lie lin'rnction II. M I wir
Attorney Geneial 0. M. I.I emu.
Senator 1
Comrresmnen "'"fer Herman t
rnnter. . W. 'I. Ucd
( n. H. B -an.
... K. A. Miore,
Mi- E. Wnlvurl
Supreme .Iii-Ikm
lvortot
Sixth Judicial hMrlet.
Circuit Jmlure Stephen A. Iwe'l
rrosoctiunir Attorney Jolm it. Lawrnj
Morrow Comity Ottli-ial-,
Joint Henator
Kanrneentntite
' untjr Jndire
'." Commissioner..,
J. M. Baiter.
" ClerV
" HhnrirT
" Trwaanrnr
Hnrrnyor
Hohool Bup't....
t!oronr
. . W. Rowa'
. J 8. Boothh:
.Jiiliim Keiihl
.. J. It. Ho wan
.T.W. Morro
..G. W. llnrrtiifftn
Frank (jillinn
J. Willi
... Geo. Un
Anna l)ali(e
. .... T. W. Ayern. J'
HiprHBB town omoin,
oi . . Thos. Monrai
Cmneilinen (). E. Fariwworili. X
Llnhtonthal. Pa'tron, T. W. Ayr, Jr
8. 8. Horner, E, J. Hlocain.
Kenonler K. J. Mallnel
Prewnrer E. L Fi"liri
Uarthal A. A. Uoberti
frei!inOiniili.
Jnatinenf the I'eaoe ..E, I.. Preplan''
lyonitalil. N .-. H'hUw
United Stated Uml OrHeera.
THE DALLEH. OR,
J. F. Moore H"miI"
A. a. Higm ltiteif. i
LA ORMIDK, OB,
B. F, WPwm nsl"t
J. II. Kobbins ItemtiTei
HAWUNH I'air, NJ.IL
a. a. it.
Kettt at Lexington. Or., the lut Batnrdaf o
ttct. month. All Tetenoa are Invito! to tuin.
C C.li.-w.. Uko. W. Hmith.
Adlntant. If lommamlm
L U M li E It !
iri havii run hai.k aix kixds or oh
V dmcaed Luinlxtr. IS mile o( Huppuer.
bat li known aa the
BOOTT HAWMIIjIj.
riK 1,000 MKT. KOUUH,
" " M CUCAK.
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F DIUVERRD IS KRI'PNBR, WILL
ADI
w w per uuwi net miiniiai.
' The abort quotatlaiii are trlclly for Caab.
L HAMILTON. Prop.
national m ol Mwi
WM, PCNLANO, EO.
PraaUeat,
K. RIKHOr.
Caatlr.
TlUNSACTi 1 mmi BANKING BCS1XE'
OOLtKOTIONS
Mad no Fafoniblt Tunaa,
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BEiTNER. If OREOOH
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H. . WI'.'.IAMS. f op.
oxTAitionunxs
braves Bt'M iHMv at e is and ar
fives al UuUiN t 42 ttr.
Slnqlo Foro $7 00.
Round Trip $10.00
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t' iintoih, rrt.Mt Ilia aa4 Utfl
at i'.t.
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lha W.4. ia e.t.h aiet I
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UNITED STATES SUPT.
THe Family ot Hon. R. Sinitn Made Well Dy
Fame's Celery Compound.
"To bim wlm io (he love of Nature
Huhitt oommubiou itb ber visible
(urns,
Sbd apetiks a various lBnRaa(?e."
No one baa a deeper i d f i h t in'o na
tnr'e waya ll a-i Ibe iiiperiulendent of
Hie f x eiiMve buiauie ganleu of die
Uui'ed HtHles at Wimhiiiloo.
No out kuowa an well hi be what pre
ciniia nppnrinniiie come wit b June.
Hii t Smilb, like meat foieulifJo per
sona, firmlj behefialbat evr)ntie wonlil
brt b. n-HHeii by thkinii a remedy bile
Hie blou I is rraditat lo be purifleJ and
luyiiforileJ.
Paine'a celery eompimtid ia the ooly
Pennine medicine worthy i.f the name,
io Ibe opinion of Stipt 8niiib. tie writer:
Wahikoton, D. 0.. Marob 4, 1890.
Oenilrii en Tbe female mttuliere of
oy bnueei.dld are more (ban deligbted
Ub Pttiue'a celery eompnaod. I learn
f'ora ntber fiiei,d Ibat ill popnlarity la
Readily growing. It aids dltfettion, and
10 view of tbe prevalence of djapepam,
11 ia ooa of (be benefactions of tbe age.
Very rea ectf ally,
Wm. R. Pmiib,
8 apt. 0. S. fotaolc Qardto. J
raioe celery oomptiood ia aa fur re.
mived aa Ibe poles from lha many Iriv
lal, nnaoirfil flo prrparalixoa ibat eall
bemtelve medioine. . It baa earned Ibe
"Biplele eotiUdeoce of men and women
tbe orld over.
T. R. HOWARD
DfcALB IN
Groceries, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Stockmens Supplies, Etc.,
And Wants Your Trade!
H milt make it to object for yoa lo trad with
Lito m bit price r riht, toj all goodi that b
bandies are of tb ter beat.
Store on Main Street, Next Door
to City Drug Store,
Heppner, - - - Oregon.
All tUaw can 1 procerej al Ibompain A Hiooa, Ixrr Mala Btrref
Heppner, Orejp.n.
YkMtiIWMiartteilxto4 Ilk rieat Idnrf rrer. fit II.-tn4 Mk.i fctl
aM a... , 4 Um, U ...!.. Setups MTtraMMl aUt Walk
nxe i aaeplnf i a t U
THOMPRON
The Lancasimrf. Insuravck Co.
f MNfMltari((, MIUMII
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HEPPNER, MORROW
Il ia f xoluslvely implnyed iu famillei
where nothing abort of Ibe beat oi every
tbing pertaining to health will do.
It baa lived np to tbe moat aaDgnine
eipeatationa of pbvaioiaoa whooaturalh
look for exiraordinary resolts from tbi
uimovery 1 1 ao eminent a pnysiolan a-
Prof. Edward E Ph.lpa, M. D, LL. D.,
of Dart moot b medic W nchool.
luai rniue r celery compound doe
cure poaiiively and permanently all lia
eaaea erieitig from impura blood or tie-
o'ine iu the vigor of tbe nerves ia obeer
fully attetted by thousands of earnest
men and women.
Weaknega, depression, irr'tability
pxin and langnnr tell ibat Ibe Dervotit
matter in ti e brain, nerves and spinal
oord la not getting sofOcieot nourish
ment.
To qnickly fnroleh a freah aud abnn-
dnnt supply of tntrltuenl for every lie
atie of the body ia the pnrpose for whlob
Paine'a celery oomnoaud was first pre
pared. Tlia rapid production of f res I,
oervons energy and pare blood was tbe
aim of Trof. Edward fc, Phelps' long
study of the causes of oervons exbaoa
Hon. .
The result of bis H'e work was Pains'
celery componod this remarkable rem
edy Ibat permanently cores diaeaaea of
lbs liver, kidneys and atomaeh. It h
lbs gteateat oerve regolator and blood
purifier of ibis century.
Do You W.mt a Rig ?
Don't You Want a Place to
Put up Your Team ?
Are You in Need of a Saddle
I Iorsc ?
Sr, BT3STNS.
COUNTY, OREGON,
W13B AND lirilEUWISE.
This world baa too moon grief and pain ;
Too many tears by half,
And no my blessings do I (five
To those who make me laugh.
Theo let tbe stiff ones iasg alonp;
Their talk is but s chaff;
While strength ia iu the pla lul words
That stir the ligb.some laugh. '
True, serious moods must have tbeii
plaoe, ; , ,,.
For work is life'ii great stuff;
But they toil beat, who, now and then,
Send forth this merry laugli.
And bo, sines sbuSowg form ot life
By far the lrKr lialf
Our siouere blesojugi let ua give
To those wbo make Us iuugh.
Walter Soott Stetson.
Onoe, when one of Farrut's guu
boats ou the Missisttipi was j tat koiuk
into aotioo, oai of tbe powdir monkey
ws potioed by ao officer kneehnu by out
of tbe guns saying bin prayers. Tbe ot
floer sueenogly naked bim what he tm
doing, and if be wt.s afraid. No; I Wat
praying." said lie. "Well, wbat wen
you praying for?? "Praviug," a. id tt.e
ai, "that the enemy's bullets uny U
d S tibuled the same as the unzi uiouei
principally amoug the offleera."
Ao old highland seigeaot in one of tLe
Scottish regiiuenia was going tberouudr
ous uigbt to see that ail the lights wer,
out in the bnrruck-ro ma. Coming to t.
room where be thought he saw a light
shining, be roato.1 out: "Pit ool thai
light thereT' !
Oue of the men shouted buck, "ItV
the uiuue. seigeauL"
aoi bearing very well, the serge m
oned iu return; "1 diuiia dre a laukit
what it ia! Pit it out!'
It was customary iu Baron OrabamV
day to auspeod judgmeut iu oriuiiua
Odses till the close of the assizes, auu
Uieu deliver the eeutenoes all iu a lump
A m u bad been B30ideutally omitted in
ibe list of o piial puuidiimeuts, of which
be was remiuded on coming to tbs end.
"Ob, yes, I eee, Johu Thomson; Jjbn
rhomson, I beg your pardou; you are al
so to be banged by tbe neck uuiil you
are dead, and may the Almighty have
mercy ouyour nnaerable soul also." '
It is a great mot ike to tnppoae that a
iuipl tuuiv gnM miei g b; it mi'
Stimulates me StomaCli to .euevv MOli m
t'o impart real atrnuit'u, the bl.iod must
ne punfl d aud ennuiied, and this oau
uly he Uuun by auqb a ntandard altera
tive as Ayet'e dHraapanlla.
a wotto with iiia uocron.
Hoap used oti tbe bair is apt to make
it brittle. It any I lo be used, tar soap
is tbs beat, and after using, riuss the
bair io several waters la wb-cb a little
powdered boras baa been dissolved.
Sometimes adults, but mora frequent
ly lufants, ars trouble! by bioomigu lo a
distressing degres. Taks a tesspoonful
f granulated sugar, and moisten with
cider vioegar, and, for as iofaot, give
small portions at a time, aod Ibe trouble
will vary aooa disappear.
Tbi r ia bat oos wsy ef gelling rid i f
blaokueada, and that il by f'aug I hem
out of lbs oloa-ged p res. But iu pren
og theru out btttors Ibsskiu is properly
nftenad aud prepared f.r their eleoin.o
ibs palienl ruptures ibe delioale liasue.
oauaiug either ao agty liHUcror. more
likely, so enlargement of the opeuing
liloh imutediaialy fills pp again, aa h
lima inoreasiug iu aits aod mora mahg
oant ia appearaocs. Lla. k beads may not
0ly bs removed wilbout leaving an)
aoar, bat onr rid i-f. lha patient need
owver ayaio bw troubled witu them It bs
will sarafolly follow directioas. For lo
r Ibree weeks, nottl Ibs sklo is lbr
ongbly softaasl, apply a erwa ur oiol-
meat at aiaht after aorobbieg tba faar
witb soap aad water. Be surt to ns(
tbs aoap well oal of ibs fas. Ijiy Ihor.
oagbly before applying lbs eream or
dnlojHrot. Wbr lbs blaekbeads appear
b baok and als balwawej I ba breaais.
bssamt iraleaal is rrf tired, fnt-
ilua, vssblasd a ilb aa emollient, is
death tablsrk bead.
A willy and aeaiiajeatal pbyalelan bas
praeefibwd lbs followlsg sort tors for
'lbs mal,dy ot luv:"
Heart, it.
Luve, ad lib.
Mil Ibe bearts a ell t -gel bar.
Add lbs lova and lake triaaetitly.
Uyetetl A WedUk,C'bewiala, f.bv It,
Cupid, M. IK
Aalitotln ahnrieM lb lia aded for
iris rtleaUna af lb lab la ib Urvi I m
aea i.f eeuap awl dpbbrl. aee e1ig
Ut I. 0-bl, ft IN lap.at f 2)3 .M.
afal abefa) al u lmtm
iibal antit liae Ida avafaa tmt4 t4
ialnUlWxi waaaoveftty ble.a boajra, wbiU
tb average droliua l fiMly fits t
Mafttl eaawa wnb ei.tit. aa mn
a
s boars, betag a r1Kija n atgbiawa j
boars.
bfr. Jaeaea rerdae. aa eM lilie a
at Moarrw, Kuril., M teff
.fS p-d with liaiia, but t.e...d
eSipf eelial fenea pml bp aaiaa? Caaaa
bwMa's l am Hla. HsMft "Ain,
iy Ut wM aiMa. eadlv ia I
e.etd aeaelt . p f f tH ,
Ml fli.f W tv. tl trt W.H.
'ee ! (til-rl.i,'a I ata
Kalaa ha A a ' M g'l al'l if m
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TUESDAY, JUNE
... i . - . .
THINGS YOD OUGHT TO KNOW.
There is ibis difference between a wise
man aod a fool : The wise man expects
future thing, but does not depend upon
them and iu the meantime enjiys the
oreseut, remembering the past with de
light; but (he life of tbe fool is wholly
carried ou to tbe future.
Iu Japan pBper ooats, oiled and thus
made wattrproof, have been io nee for at
least teu centuries.
The first gold pens made iu this ooun
try were all manufactured by bund, the
gold being cut from strips of tbe metal
by soisaors, and every subsequent opi
nion being performed by baud. These
naud made gold pens oost from 85 to
i'20, aud were far iuferior to the machine-
oiade article of tbe present day.
lit ..111 ..k... .
"-"U"ii o imiiuua Baying, -j y guif
I j' resie," which he ia said to have
used at tbe taking of the Mulakoff tow
ir, and which wee used to desonbe bU
policy wbeu presideut of the republio,
Uis nt late beeu asserted to have been
made up hfter the eveut. The veterau
writieU general, Sir Miohutl Biddulph,
wuo was iu cummuud of the suumuriut
nelegiaph servioe during tbe seige of Se
oaatopii, uaa wijtteu j M. Germain
uapst, the historian, that he weut bim
I a a. as aa . .
ieu iu iucaianon ana asked what he
tUould report to General Simpson about
lue poaiti.iu or I ho French at the Mala--ff
. WoMiihuu answered, pointing to
he, fori "i'out va bieo; voua pouvex
lire que j y buib et que ju oouipte y ,es
I lava lived to know that the great se-
et of huuiaa happinees ia this: Never
ull'er your energies to etaguate.
Adam Clark.
A chemist soys the smell of roses,
ergatnoi, clove piuks, some of tbe bon
ysuokles, grapes (boib bloom and fruit),
peach and plum blossoms are both touic
ud prophj lactic. They add totbeosone
if euvirotmeoi, either by giving il off
ibtmoelves or liberutiug it from other el
omenta of the atmosphere. Contrariwise,
uearly all of the lily fumily, tuberoses,
ueroii-whioh is Ibe oil of orange How
era violets aud uearly all tbe artitfoial
perfume., are depressants and irritant
io the uerves aod tbe niuoou membrane
Musk is to many cousii utious slow poi
4ou benoe the danger of cheap per
fumes. 11 oak is the baia ot tliem ail.
"To oalcb a weasel ualeep" is ,'odioa
iv of Ibe rXtrvme vigdauae of Ibesaau
male, who are diaturbrd and mada wide
wake by any souu I, h .never s ight.
A Uralghtforward, opeuhearled man
may be safely lift to manage bis own
concerns. J ana Austen.
Which is Ibs butter mo ot tbs two
be who uvr repents, or ho wbo is goiog
lo reoent tomorrow ot tbs sius ba is
committing today ?
AH of Ibe bigh cast Hindoos are vsg
alarleiiB, aod of lha very strictest type.
They will Dot eat egga. fi-h or even
soups or bruiha that bave any misluie
ot meats,
Somt men talk almul their honor ba
Ing hut abrn they msao thtir epi
dermis. Tba lunoels nf lbs world ar etiuutd
to nnmlMr aUmt I.14J. with a lotal
leoglb id Hi miles. Tbere are aUial
Um railroad lonoela, Iwalvs subaq-le-oos
tuotiela, iilnely oaual luouals aod
forty eonduit louuels, with aggregate
lengths ot about three boodred aod fifty
mile, bine miles, seventy oiilag aod
oigblv-flvs UiUs reapeetivaly.
At lbs tod of raoh bair tf a eat's
nbi-kert 1 a balb of oaivons tobelaoee
bieh roovarta tba bair into sioaaiog
ly delicate feeders.
Il ia said tbl if parsley Is ralea aiib
oiiloaa or a aatad aM.laiolng oaioas, tba
do nf ibs iMikiM will avl affawt lha
breath. Tbs pl.s of par.ley sboald be
ssiea a yo wuvld celery.
Wera esea m tailgbieatl aod aladi-
na of ibelr oi god as lo act by tbs
dictates ot tbetr reaaoa aad rtO-atioa,
aod o lha up bi o of tMbei,(-ooeeiuc
'd b lb- aUa.1 ralar of baaaaa life.
aod lb words Irotb, law, rea, eaiiy
and rllg aa too Id b bat yaeya)oa
leraaa fur lhal aly galj wbtrsj a.ket
teaordaitia)ovraofavir aadap
ptobalioa. C ag rev wnatd preps r a drsaia f.a?
lb IN wek lef tea sS, Iboagb
f-iar r Ire liiwas II.M perl al waa give!
io ibs work i.f rviett aad reatri
on ader b play bad ba la Us at
)'.
lire! Itsrlt's mw ily aad Jems K
lfiMs laieal pteea i f bav bulb
faa avarl bv Toe ledi' II m J..ae.
i tut teolti pabikalioa iri's
-tf at MiUl lUfaald Biakai rtsa
l-r aad I5d." a 4 bk aa ia Ideal
la f iimiilii L-ad'ea aneMt. ht
Mafle eall alney 'Tm aar4ita
. re -'irw r-Ha.ev ..i i
a .. An l m !, fH. in I , a. ant,
a i e iiitaM, u . i iJitrf aa m'
2, 1896.
Highest of aU in Leavenmg
ABdOIsllTECV PURE
KA8TEKN OREGON WEATHEtt AND CHOPS.
A comparison of tbe temperature showa
tbat tbe warm wave was not oonfined to
tba-western portion of tbe state. The
average temperature of the Columbia
river valley was 67 deg., which la 4 de-
grass warmer than tbe overage for the
week previous. South and east of tbe
Blue mountains there was a rise io tbe 1
average temperature of 6 degrees. The !
first portion of tbe week was decidedly
oool, being marked by a fail to 26 deg.
at Baker City oo Monday morninp.
Freeing temperatures, with frost, were
frequent inclusive of Wednesday. The
latter part of the week was warm, the
temperature recording between 66
and 76 deg. The rainfall was slight in
tbe Columbia river valley, ai d heavier
tban usnal south of tbe Blue mountains,
where thunder storms occurred.
Great benefits are being derived from
warmer weatber and suushine. Wheat
and grasses are making a wooderful
growth. A large orop of hay is assured,
aiooe the aoil is ladeo witb moisture suf
do ieot to mature the crop. Tbe rains of
tbe paat caused orops to look fresh and
green. Some complaints are made of cut
worms in the wheatbyma, Beottous,
but tbere ia do rurt. Fall-sown graia
would mature without mora raiu, hm
spring-sown must still bave more. Uraa
on lha range is furnishing good food for
tbe stook. Oats wert sown back from
the Columbia river. Wheat and barley
bave stooled well. Tbs prospects are
good tor a large grain orop. Early gar
dens are making a rapid growth, and
vegetables are coming iuto market. Ma
oy potatoes have been planted, aod mora
will ba plaoted it favorable weatber coo
tlnoea. On bigh and sheltered ground about
Mosier prune avoided Ibe frost, but oo
low ground many orchards ars a failure
la the Bood River valley prunes appeal
to be setting well, and will yet make s
orop. Apple trees are In full bloom
St rawberrlea are ripeoiog,aod shipments
have been made to Tbs Dalles, Pears aod
oberrias Bra doing well, and otber fruit,
icepl peaobes and apricota, are ool boil
o a great extent, and are expected to
make good orops. Io Union oonnty and
to tbe south, where iruit trees were lets
blooming, generally, the orop prospects
ars ool impaired.
S. M. BiAnipoan,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Food, wben it soars on tba atomanh
become innulritiv and nowboleoom
Il poison ibs blood, aod both mind and
body suffer io conn quest a. What is
needed to reatnrs perfect digeatiou is a
loa or two of Aysr's Pi lis. Tbev nvr
fail lo relieve.
CURIOUS
TREES.
Thai
Ara aiaabla, (Hawaii 4
lltetart.
Tba largest orange tree ia tbe tooth
ia a gigaotic specimen which grows out
f the rich aiil in Terr 1 tonne pariah,
Ioiilaiana. It la fifty feet bigh aud fif
teen fort In circumference atthabaa.
It yield baa often been Ua thousand
oranges per aeaatm.
The "tallow tree" of China bas a
pith from one Inch to two feet In di
ameter, aoourdiug to the alia ot the
trre, which ta computed of a ffreaay
wai. which U ao highly volatile that
ft often catches fire apont ariruualy,
eonautuleg tbe tree to the very end of
iu root.
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which laaevenly-elght feet ia rlrcum
ferenre at tbe ground. The oldest tree
la llritaln ia " Parliamentary oak,"
la ( liwUe park, London, wbkh ia
boowa to b fifteen boodred years old.
Tbe largeat apple Irs In New York
state ia said to be on standing Dear
th tuwa of WIImib. It waa plant,! io
the year and It U oa rwrnrd tbat
it one yleldml thirty thr barral of
apple ) a slngl eran.
Thar ar four hundred and thirteen
aperie of tree f.eand growing wlthia
th limit of the United MtaUa. Tbe
earbatity of the whd bet to th blavk
iroawwal, of IhaHda, wbkh to thirty
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alnwiat aa qui. Wly a will a tier of lead.
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ti bill lhaa any MherieHeof wmd
growth know W arh.cli-ollsrl.t4. It
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puaed Ui lb sun.
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SEMI-WEEKLY NO 4451
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A JAPANESE ROMANCE.
The love Story or Count Ito, Told by Sir
Edwin Arnold.
Of Count Ito, the distinguished Jap
anese statesman, Sir Edwin Arnold
Rives us this interesting1 incident: "I
sat at the table with the cx-premier
and his wife and children. The
countess, quiet, gentle, motherly and
wearing spectacles, carving the tai and
the kamo with such matronly serenity
had yet a history of romance and de
votion which could make the wildest
fictionist's fortune.
"Long ago, in those dark and WnnrW
days when the minister was her lover
and a fugitive from his enemies, there
came a time when they had tracked
him to her house and had chosen a
band of Soshis to assassinate him. The
noise of their clogs and the rattling of
their scabbards were heard and the
count, trapped like a stag in his
mountain pleasance, drew his Bizen
blade and prepared to die, as a Jap
anese lord should, amid a circle of
foes. But while he murmured
'Saganorel' and knitted his fingers
around the shark skin hilt of his sword
that bravo lady whoso guest I was
whispered: 'Do not die; there is hopo
still,' upon which sho removed the
hlbaehi, or .firebox, over which they
were i sitting, and, lifting up the mat
VjKand Planks beneath, induced her
lover to conceal himself in the hollow
space which exists under the floor of
all Japanese homes. The murderers
broke into the room, a ferocious band,
just as the firebox had been replaced
and the countess had assumed a posi
tion of nonchuluncc.
"They denmuded their victim and
when sho protested against their in
trusion and bade them search if they
wanted Ito, tho wretches dragged her
uround tho apartment by her long,
beautiful bluck hair now touched with
silver and grievously maltreated her,
but could not shako her resolute fideli
ty. Thanks to this Count Ito, the hero
of many another strange adventure,
cseuped from tho chief peril of his
career and has lived to glvo his country
anew constitution and to be one of
the foremost and best respected states
men of modern Japan."
i
Old-Tlme Football.
Football ha never been a very gen
tle game, to Judgo from what Waster
Htubbee aa.vs about It in his "Anatomic
of Abu.Hoa," published in US3. For as
concerning football playing, I protest
unto you It may rather bo called a
friendly Ulndo of fight than a play or
recreation; a bloody and trurtbering
practice than a aiK.rt or pastime. For
Uooth not every one lyo in walght for
h e adversarlo. seeking to overthrow
bim and to pieko him oa bia nose,
though it be on hard atones, ao that by
this nieanea. aomctlmea their necka are
broken, aotnetimes their backs, aome
timca their leg, aolnctimoa thclr
arraea; sometimes one port throat out
of Joyot, aometimea another; sometimes
the nones gush out with blood, aome
timea their eyes start out
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