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VJRGO
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J as. F. Johnson, postmaster at
Pendleton, has resigned. The
promise of a more lucrative posi
tion in other pursuits is given ss
the principal reason for Mr. John
son's resignation.
The editor of the Heppner Ga.
zette announces that a silver dol
lar is now worth forty-five cents.
Have you any that you will sell at
that price brother? Inland Em
pire. A country editor money to sell !
Do you want to inBult us?
denly saw a new light and speedi
ly accepted the last proposition
made by the United States for an
international conference on pelagic
sealing in the Bering Sea, and the
conference will be held in Wash
ington this fall. No better proof
could be found that plain talk is
sometimes needed between nations
just as much as it is between in
dividuals.
Owing to the election law which
enables the democrats to do as
they please in that state, the
Virginia republicans are not hope
ful of accomplishing anything this
year, although they say there is
so doubt of the state being re
publican, if a fair count could be
had.
Every person Bhould be on
watch for the tariff beats, and he
should have no hesitation in ex
posing them wherever found. It
is, of course, expected that the
free traders will duplicate the fight
they made against the McEinley
tariff and endeavor to make senti
ment against protection by push
ing up prices on everything, but
there is a worse class of tariff
beats. Those traders who for no
other reason than gieed, attempt
to raise the prices on goods that
will not be affected to any marked
extent by the tariff. If we have
any in such our vicinity, we should
expose him and refuse to patronize
him, aud should persuade our
neighbor to follow ns in going
to the dealer who is too honest to
try to add to his profits by putting
np his prices ou everything and
charging it all to the tariff. It was
just such men as they who brought
about the four years of hard times
from which the country has now
happily emerged. Watch them,
and show them up.
The Country Piths.
No man ever paid a higher compli
ment to tho country press than While
law Raid. At a dinner giveo toe mem
ber! of the press in New York sometime
ng Mr. Raid wai called upon to reply
to (be toast "An Independent Press"
and be said the following:
"There is no aach thing in America as
an independent pres, unless it is oat in
the country towos. Yoa are all slaves
Yon know it and I know it There is
not one of yoa
honest opinion.
Too
Much Me!
The use of the surgeon's knife is be
coming ao general, resulting fatally
in such a large number of cases, as to
rho dares xpres an . occasion general alarm.
If von einress it. von Mr- am Walpole, of Walshtown,
know beforehand that it will not appear In three eafs a 0,' there came under
my ieit eve a little motcn arjoui me
size ol a small pea.
It grew rapidly , and
shooting pains ran
in every direction.
I became alarmed
and consulted a
srood doctor, who
oronounced it can-
Nhcer, and said that it
ft must be cut out.
This I would not
U ft7 consent to, having
NS - httle faith in the
indiscriminate use of the knife. Read-
print. I am paid $150 a week for keep'
iog honest opinions oat of the papers I
am connected with Others of yoa are
paid similar salaries for doing similar
thiols. If I should allow honest opin
ions to be printed in one issue of my
paper, like Othello, my oooopation
would be gone. The man who would be
so foolish as to write honest opinions
would be oat on the streets looking for
another job. The business of leading
journalists is to distort the troth, to per-
2
vert, to villify, to fawn at the feet of . ing of the many cures made by S. S.
nismmon and to sell bis oouutry and ! 8 determined to give that medicine
race for bis daily bread, or for what is tria1'' & &f ?J f ttlJiZ
.... ' . . , I days, the cancer became irritated and
about the same, his sala-y. Yoa know j began to discharge. This after awhile
this, and I know it, and what foolery to I ceased, leaving a small scab, which
be toasting an independent press. We
are the tools and vassals of the rich men
behind the screens. We are jumping
jacks. They pall the string and we
dunce. Our time, our talent, onr possi
bilities, are all the property of other
men. We .ro intelleotuul prostitutes."
finally dropped off, and only a healthy
little scar remained to mark the place
Where the destroyer had held full away,
A Real Blood Remedy.
Cancer is in the blood and it is folly
inn-inert an nne.ration to cure it. S.S.S.
guaranteed purely vegetable) is a real and to his son-itvluw the remainder,
WHAT OUB IXCHANGES SAY.
Neither the republican Nation
al committee, nor the congression
al committee, will have anything
to do with the management of the
campaign in Maryland this year,
but both will render aid in every
possible way to the republicans of i"sapreme court's ruling that the I
that state. The Maryland republi
cans are not disposed to boast, but
having licked Boss Qorman out of
his boots last year they ei press
confidence in their ability to re
peat the whipping this year and to
elect a majority of the legislature
which will elect Gorman's suc
cessor in the senate.
Secretary Gage is paying es
pecially close attention to the
working of the Dingley tariff law,
which he thinks one of the best
the couutry has evir had and one
which will rapidly grow iu popu
larity as its manifold advantages
beoome generally known. The
actual administration of the tariff
law is iu the hands of Assistant
Secretary Howell, who is an ex
pert in the numerous complica
tions which necessarily arise when
a change is made in the tariff, but
Secretary Gaga is so much inter
ested that be keeps iu clone touch
with all tariff matters. Treasury
officials say the new law it un
usually free from the errors and
contradictions which have made
so much trouble for those who
have lxen charged with the ad
ministration of previous tarifl
laws.
Mr. Samuel C Drgtux, a uiin-
ing expert aud statistical connect
eJ with the U. S. bureau of labor,
is dow on hit way to the Cloud) kr
gold Colds for the purpose of mak
ing an official investigation of tho
resources and conditions of the
gold field, lit e i poets to get t
Dawtoo City before rolj weather
stop travel and will spend the
winter tbpr. Upon Mr. Duo
ham's report, which will U uadr
at early tii-xt year at be can asoer
tain tht necessary facta, much will
depoiL If ha find gold at plen
tiful as it baa la reported to I,
thrrt them will I t, wildest
tush from the United Static and
Canada io tho world't history. If,
ou the contrary, be rrrts the
find of gold to have lncn greatly
fisfk-.-rall, ai d ttdlt tha other
si In of the story generally, the
Als.Wn fold f icilorucnt will dip
out sullenly at it U-faa.
Tmnc it on thing about fWre.
tary Herman's rtr6l my via
omul inaiructiont t AtnU. In
Ilsy on tlta seal fuller ira q ileal ion
that cannot 1 denied; tli
brought lbs gimntneoi of Urrat
Itritiaa to lira. I'p to tht path
cation of Mr. Hbmnaii'i plait.
language Lord Salisbury had d
ctine4 emal aagifttinot from
tbl givernraeol thai a pnoferenr
Fossil Journal : The surpreme court
of the state of Oregon met io Pendleton
Monday, and adjourned the same (fay
after handing down 38 decisions io
Eastern Oregon cases. In the Gilliam
couoty osseof H. C. Strickland vs.
Oeide et al, the judgment of the lower
oourt was affirmed. Mr. Strickland bas
therefore won his oase la justice, state
and supreme courts. His suit was for
damages from Oiede & Summerfield,
whose sheep bad trespassed on Striok
land's onfenoed land.
remedy for every
disease of the blood.
Books mailed free;
address Swift Spe
cific Co., Atlanta,
Ga.
The decision of the supreme oourt at
its reoeot session iu Pendleton on the
homestead exemption law, is one of
great importance to the people of the
slate. This law was passed by the leg
islature a few years since bat bad been
declared inoperative by suoh a number
of the oiroult courts of the state that
practioally no attention was paid to its
existence, if business transactions, bat
aw
is valid, puts the proposition in an en
tirely dinereut light and allows every
ree holder so exmptlon to the amoaol
I 81,500. Elrfin Rsoorder.
The dispatches announce that a big
war will soon be on between the sugar
trust snd Arbuokle Bros, tbs big coffee
roasters. This Is oansed by the sugar
trust going into the o.ifTde trade, and
now the Arbuokle Bros, propose to
delve into the mysteries of the sugar
reflniog basinass. The people will
drink, laugh aod grow fit while such a
war lasts. Brjwusvills Times,
Oregon gets five plaoes on Reed's
bouas committees, Mr. Tongns being no
tbs srld lauds c immittee ami Mr. Ellis
oa lbs alcohlio commutes. These com
mitteeships are in addition Io those post
tnns previously announced. This is
good ss fsr ss it goes, but lbs facts r-
m iio tbs SHin. O'eg o bas not bnen
giveo proper rsoignitios by lbs speaker.
Ws should be on one or mors of tbs
great cstumitt, HUtesmso.
Tht alleged olaim of 0rblt to a seal
Id tbs scoats has e ist the gaisral tax
payers something aside from tbs ex
psoseof tbs Uls UgUUtivs flisct and
lbs I'ms to lus psopls by res io of an
loo. The following outgrowth of
lbs Cortwttt pure bans is from the Onn.
i awa a a.m. t
grMMiooai ntcom: "iors oomg do
Iji-cllno, Ilia squats proomdi to eno
ider lbs resoliilios, s follow ' K-
olveil, tbl I here b allowed snd plJ
ut John Irwin, jr., lata oler of the Com
mittee oa rrivileges sod Elsctioas, from
lbs eoutiogenl fund of fhs senate,
700, as eopenaiioD (or bis services in
lbs prepsrslioo of lbs Appendix to Ken
is Eliot Ion Cas. ant born 1 by ooi-
oarrent solution." HUa 8 talesman,
Tbs rorllaod Oregoelao is 'drank"
lib s lvoeitlng "lbs gold tars." The
mpretaloo Is sgsla gaining groasd that
lbs sailor of lbs Orsgooloo is oa the
ave or leiug nit reason. At ooe lints
aal yesr Ibis impreMloa breams quits
oar at bal was sonawbat ramoved by
ihs s.I i lor taktof a trip umib sad Io
lbr parts of the cono'ry snl rlurniD
ilh olhof Ibtqgbls apparntoat Ihao
mai or ' ins g u tars." llowaver,
baek la lbs SHlilnrlal bsrneas bis old
kabit of Iboagbt has Mltl'Dsd sa l II Is
aimlntly sg'svat4 by coo titlona,
aolil bis ravings oa frae Mlaags and
aeinat saas wbs differ with bita la
plaloa are suah m .i raua nasy to
lonttl Mr. He .11 sanity, and Ihs boll.f
i 1. roiug genaral ibrongHniit lb
4U that ba baa goes daft fn.n bla
lavotlot It Ibis oa surijot. "(lDla
is Is ens.lsa sl.Mrly silled." deelared
ihsaa,snj i nay provt Iras ia I be
saMof th brilliant ediltr of lbs Part
tnJ spe, wbM sdnorlal sslu sre
sow stl'setlag siUatioa beu of
beir paliiiea, billarnaaa, gman.
law prnal rflslinat si.4 balre.1.
Issaa't oplnhs snaaU U s basbte
fhaasdsM With IblS Sill' Dsleas SS-
eompatie.) ty a twnrs afTIITl of lbs
soraoD Uia eipreMln II tit lbs 8Vt
Ibat lbs sail pars-m Is I mi lb sad tos
sail I lb "g M susda I" as I Owbell
'of Cslls-I Niaus !, wbsl ter ll
sjaopls ( Orat WSSt 1)11 Of D.il, Slid
f b rsl t4 Doa) Jm M.uos of tblngS
saliusal wbM mils lbs OrefMi CO
" . 11 '
Fossil Journal: The band of thieving
gypsies that beld op Harry Reed be
tween Arlington and Condon, fortunate
ly did not pay Fossil a visit, but passed
on throogh Morrow oonnty to Pendleton,
out of which place tbey vamoosed
pretty quickly upon learning that war
rants bad been sworn out f r tbeir
apprehension. There are 43 persons in
the band, and tbey travel in 8 wagons
with about 40 horses.
RUSSIAN WOMEN.
Not Lobs; Ago They Were Treated
Tnrklah Wonri Are.
It is curious to think what a short
time it is since the emperors of Russia
treated their womankind in the same
way they are still treated in Turkey,
In those days the czar chose his wife
from among his subject nnl he was
never considered his equal. The mat'
tor was arranged Iu this way: On acer
tain day the nobles brought their young
daughters to be looked at, and sue who
took the e tn per or 'a fancy wa forthwith
chosen to be his wife.
The priiK'i-sHS were, kept with the
sryue strictness as eastern princes,
nml marriage ouly changed tln-lr place
of resident, but gave th-m no more
f reedom. They were allowed eccaslon
ally to be present when guests were re-
reived, to whom they would hand a cup
or wine ond then setire to their apart
ir.ent, there being a suite of rooms at
the north side of the palace reserved
ceeially for them
If they were ill the room was dark
eued before tlie doctor wa admitted,
and he was not even allowed to feel
their pulse, and when they drove ou
the windows of their csrrlages had
ilrawn curtains.
The first czarina who emancipated
herself from this state of slavery, snd
so Instituted a new and happier ers for
Hussion women, was the twuutiful Na
thalie N'er.vsrhkl, the seoond wife of
Alexis Mlrharlntit4'h and the mot hero
leter the (ireat, and her triumph was
w hen sue obtained her hiiclitil' con
spnt to drive v.lth him in an oim-ii enr
ringe to t hu ruoiiualery of Trollsky. t
proceeding which at the tlm ores
sioned a great wstnlal
Naturally, when the lluian princes
iicgan io intermarry with other Ku
rojiesn royal fn mi lira they were ohllgei!
to hreat their wives dinVrrntlv, but it
wa a long lime lirfore th court of
UumIs became sa civilized ss the rest of
Kurope, Mom rrul gisr.
Mosey la troaia.
Here la "a strange true tsle," with
the scene In Georgia, near the flourish
ing town of Covington: A few years
ago a negro woman Ih Ing near Coving
ton lost a sod, by death. A week or so
ago tbs woinso bsd a dream In w hich
the son Sesred Io her and told her
that if she would go Io a cei-sIn comer
of the houa snd dig she v juld find a
fist rork, umlrrnesih whlc she would
find a lot of sitter money. The woman
awoke and ws so much wrought up
over the viaion that she srnuartl some
of tbe family sod went al one Io the
lrigmtrd pnt snd legn to dig.
Ko.ni the rial r k wsa reached snd re
mo nl with trembling hand and blgh
tMt'latinn. A amall tm was ra
veslrd; this wa taken out snd opened,
snd, to the wonder sod satonlahment
of all preartit. It cotilaltird 30 silver
dollars. Atlanta ConatittaUoa.
Mn. Ilawra II
Apm of the "nrw wmiwn," me
U.ly ir.urrct.tl an old story litem Ut?
lay sImmiI Wra. Juliet Ward Howe tl.
ruay or may nut la Iru. Al all rvetita.
It wa wmih reaurm-tlnir. Tbs inry
gvvatnsl Mr. Howe wsa one fins runn
ing walking down IW oo lreet, t,.
Ion, when h tort frirnd who a.ke.t
brr bow lr, llime waa. "IH. Ilwr"
levalnl Mrs, Howe, vfisy. Then,
at if amldrnlj mollerUrg herwif . "Ob,
tv' suits wl. Tut sur. I rwtDtiriber
aewiuf Id h rooming psper that
hw prraideU sl turns SinUrf or other
lost en ning "
Althr4 br Aa,
"Duos UbM k gr rassjsd tbs kg
tntwist. "It md ttv"ld the i !, -htrt It Is
toofreb'a Bow.-jw-m.)iTe Lifw.
VALENTINE KILLED LOVE.
f ia iaa
A rarmer DlatnherHa nia Daoskler
Bcraosc of av Cemle One.
James Martin, a well-to-do farmer,
recently died, leaving will by which he
disinherited his only daughter, the re
sult of a disagreement about a valentine
50 years ago, says a Bsllietville (Pa.)
special. It was . few days before St.
Valentine's day, 60 years ago, when tbe
daughter asked her father for a new
dress. He refused to buy it for her.
Tho girl took her father's refusal much
to heart. On St. Valentine's day Mr,
Martin received a valentine ortdressed
to him in his daughter's handwriting.
It was a rough caricature, represent
ing a miser counting and gloating over
bis money. He at once took his daugh
ter to task for what he considered an in
sult. She denied that she sent the car
toon. There lived In the neighborhood
another farmer who had treated a niece
living with him brutally. Martin's
daughter said that she nnd this girl had
purchased each a valentine and thatehe
(Miss Martin) had bought one entitled
"The Honest Farmer," while the other
girl had purchased the caricature to
send to her harsh uncle. In addressing
the enevelopcs the valentines, she said,
became mixed.
But in spite of explanations Mr. Mar
tin would not believe his daughter, and
from that day he never spoke to her.
She soon married and lived on a farm
adjoining, -and, although the old man
was on the most familiar terms with
the husband and cIi'ioVl.., !:e never no
ticed her. He died the other day, leav
ing an estate valued at $45,000.
By his will he left his widow $30,000
Eastern Oregon
State Normal School,
Weston, Oregon.
ONLY STATE SCHOOL IN
EASTERN OREGON
i
Located on tbe O. R. & N. Railway
midway between Pendleton and
Walla Walla. Students admitted at
all times of tbe year.
CRUSOE'S ISLAND DISAPPEARS.
Reported Blnklns of Joan Farnandea
Land bf Volcanic Action.
A few weeks ago a veusel putting in
at Lisbon after a trip around Cape
Horn, reported the destruction by vol
canic action of the Juan Ferinandez
island, f amoua as the scene of "Kobin-
son Crusoe." The maeter claimed to
have seen tbe catastrophe from the
deck of his vessel. The report was not
given credence at the time by scientific
men, and many denials were printed in
papers and magazines. But CapU
l'owells, of the British ship James Kerr,
ahfeerts that the story is generally be
lieved by seafaring men all over the
world. The James Kerr has recently
arrived from Newcastle, N. S. W., where
she was laid up four months on account
of the coal mine strike. Capt. Fowells
met a very large number of master
mariners there, and says that the. de
struction of the island was a matter of
common gosisp among them. The
captain himself has not paswed within
sight of the inland since 1889, when he
secured a photograph of it from the
dwk of his ship. He says that some of
the captains who arrived in Newcastle
while he was there verified the report,
thta, the island was missing.
provided he survived his wife, the farm'
er's own daughter. If the son-in-law
died first, then the money was to be di
vided among his three children. To his
daughter Mr. Martin bequeathed "a
package to be found in his trunk, tied
with a green ribbon and sealed with
green wax." When this was opened it
was found to be the unfortunate valen
tine that had caused the estrangement
of the farmer from his daughter half a
century ago. N. Y. Press.
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MILK A NUTRITIVE.
nldotfS
Humiliate the itomaeli,
rouse the liver, cure bilious- I I
nest, headache, dlziiiiens, III S
our tnm,h, conitipiitlon, Si I I
t. l-rlr Vi crnti. Hold bjr (II drugirlMi.
Tli onljr nil! Io ton with Huud'l H4npr!ll
SPOKANE Fi'lS i NORTHERS
NELSON & FORT SlIEPPiRD
RFD MIENTA1N RAILWAYS
The Only All-Bsil Route WilLonl
Cbsngs of Csrs Between Hpokane,
RoseUod snd- Nelson. Also between
Nelson sol Rosslsod, daily except
Sunday :
Mil A. M Hpnkan S.lo P. M.
lint A. M II. ind a Ml M
10 A.H Mlauo 145 P. H.
Clna ennDwtxm t NoImiii with attunon for I
ImIil ami all KikXmmm lka nointa.
I'MUMMta-nr ti r'Kirttl hlrar bbJ Pimndarr I
t rava rtttinacl at Suraai with ataaa daily.
A Medical Man Who Existed for Thir
ty Days on It.
A medical nian expresses the belief
that a pci'bon could live for any length
of time and take heavy exercise all the
while on no other food than sweet milk.
His conviction is the result of personal
experiment.
He wanted to establish the fact that
persons convalescing' from sickness
may grow stronger with no other nutri
ment than sweet milk, and that they are
not obliged to take "something solid"
to eat, as so many people imagine. He
holds that many a convalescent has
gone into his grave as a result of over
taxing his weak stomach by putting
solid food into it, and he maintained
that the old belief as to bread being the
first essential of human life is shown
by his experiment to be erroneous.
His test was to live 30 days with only
sweet milk as a nourishment. In the
whole timehelot 5 pounds in weight,
but no strength. lie even attributes
the loss of weight to the warmth of the
weather and to excessive exercise on the
bicycle and the daily manipulation of
10-pound dumbbells and other heavy
weights. He took more exercise than
usual ia order to test the thing fairly.
On'the seventh day of the experiment
he ran several fast races in a skillful
manner, but was beaten In each race,
On the thirtieth day 4ie again pitted
himself ngalnst the same runner and
got the best of his opiionent, which cer
tainly would tend to confirm his state
ment that he lost no strength during
the JO days' tost. He drank four pints
of milk daily for the last week. He
thinks a healthy prrson should take
alKjut Av pint of milk daily w hen no
other food Is leing taken. His tract Ice
was to drink milk at Intervals of two
hours during 1he day, commencing at
seven o clock in the morulnjr snd con
tinuing until t-n at night. After that
he would take no more until the rx-x
morning. St, Luuls roht-Dispatch.
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He baa anything In this line that yon mar desire and you can depend on it you get a
good article when Mat guarauteei it.
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ANIMAL WARFARE.
Moak' of Afrtew papaad Tpwa Thalf
Kamhara sad Ularlpllaa.
The condition of the life of the aim
key in Africa are siifuclrntly curious
without reference to their acquired
habits, though these are nndoubu-dly
due to the dangers to which the nature
tbi c-ivpmrueol thai a roofer anew ' M f " 1 'It I "M r 1
u,,,.io, .ha..t Asa,,. .feitJPi f.b-:rrvr;;r;ki
as Amlaa I list inlfttrti it J .t ., "Jl jjvu nfo..l U.ltrfr T
-w.mJtuUuf Ma pall u4., r ..'I'irT Vin.TfT'i... J .'"'"'""lwi
Notlct of Intention.
Laud Orrus T Thb Dlli. Ohoo.
Ant. Ilh. In'I?
XTIu-.,!.l!RF?Lf?,.V5N. I!'1T of "ary n which they live ex
of hi Intention to mak Snal proof In iupport os tnrm. The difTrrrot Scie of
ol bit claim, n.l that idpr.wi will U na.t baboons, w hich are found commonly
ix-iora i, w. M.irrow, county eirrt, at llcpnnar, . , , ., .
Orrieoo, on Kept, wife, iw?, via: lover tbe whole African contiucnt, are
JDI1S P. LOI'Y. all by nature dwellers In the open coun
Rrenrtl entry John I-nuy. ltd. Rntry Ko. SOS I try. Tbey find their food on the ground,
w, ... " p. w, v w. " . M . I mil whslKav (hl K lnuli nr .r
In Io llnaln. (Iliuwi In nrnva I --a
isoirs, ii u usually in places wdicd or
ford little hel trr or protection. Though
strong and well armed with teeth, they
are slow snlmals, with little of the moo
key agility when on the ground, and
not iiartit-iilarly active even when
rlluibiiig sin ng iocU.
In a ra'ky "kopjr of the south, ssy
tbe Siertator, of tbe cliff and river
H nam
hi contlnunua rxldone upon and rulUvatlnn
nt mm ini. Til: joarpn r. rilllna, Hcnrv
Vllkln. John A. Rarhka and kdaard Hollo-
y,ll ol iKnifiaa, Urefon,
JA. P. MOORR.
kattr.
Notict of Intention.
Lass Orrus at Tss Dm. Oasuox,
Af . IWT
XOTt W HtRIRY OIVIM IHaT 1HI
i2l!:"w!,iW of Aby.s.nla and the Nil. tx.bu
hUclalm, ni thai al4 proof will ha Biad ba
for J. w. Miwroa. luonly lark sl HVppnar,
JOH! A. BARRKE.
ltd. tmry Kn. no for th HIV Sac. 3A, Tp, I N
a..w.l
Ha bam th Mlnwlnf wllnaaaa la prnv
nia mniiniHni rrai.lanxa upon rnlU'attoa
of aaM land. VI
hn P I
Of iMMIfla, (ItTfO,
i.mrvn w. rutin. Hanrv
rutin. John P liuy. AdaaM Hnlloaat. l
J A A. P. MinRR,
aWautrr.
SOTICK OF COS TEST,
Las rtii at Ts Du. Ooo.
July ;l. !?.
powpiAir Mviit rskn niTnarn
t al ihitt.mr ii. S iv.-u aaalnat a. K
alkr tt ii.l.nlf hi Hlmatr. (nlry
So. ... d.ir4 lrrS . l;. U(-.n th '
t k aae r U.an.hlp , amiih
I s, la Mrro nHinty. tra.in. an
! la Ih raiKliailiHi nf aatd anlry, tfca
aai.i paplta an aavff atimmofwi aa at
I thl lHtt oa th l h iter of a-pt , a. l
Itailnl t at. In wanmt a"d In.i.uk Wall
atony aonramln a 14 ailad aa'1 oir.ant
i w Norma, manly rlart. I nihai4 ta
laaatha WaMfaoay la Ihia ra alkMomraal
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tsrica. Ih"y sre safe enough. Ilut the
rdrn sbsndon thrae entirely lo lovsde
the low ei.iintr). Uurlng the Abyaala
isn epriiti"n rnndueted )y lnl Ns
pl-e of Magilsla Uiry regularly rsmped
near our rnptntiim nu on the rnat an
Mole the grain on wblih the rsolry
boraes snd tnii!(icirt sniiiisl were ('!
bn on r.ed.tUMia of Itii kind I lie)
often h'ste tki'ir klroiigholtls for day
I'Vrthrr, slid I hi" niestts of Joint tie-
fi i.ae fmnt enrnilea In ibe ota-n raun
Iry are Ibm i arrfully organised. Their
ntlural ettrmle brn Mm etpnaed
art the leoianl. the lion, sad the autith
rrn Africa and I'sp wild dog. To the
Hark of the leard tbey oppuaw aunt'
lrt and disclphn.
.
Saaaaaae Salaal
Japane fuah salavl U Inetia-fltlvf and
particularly good. To msk It, mil ln
rupfuls of cold bo. led a.h, breddd
with en rupfol of cvcomlrr ptrV'ra
cut Into al eea. Add well tt.a.lc Trench
drraaisf and serve ran rri-n Irttitre
All Kinds of Repair Work Done-
B
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All these can be procured at Thompson A Binns, Lower Main Btreet.
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Th faaUaaaas r aall aalnlal vtth Oram!, Rarnev. Cmak Ollllaai aaA Mk.,
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of r-..ii. fn Nnmx lonnif .
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ai4 ft II Mtoct,.a. Ih.
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a
Ufa kaaiha n4 Mary law bo,
lMIa.lania
Ta fa MaMiM Warf R.athn, SalaivUnt
la II, twn4 ha kiaia of lran. Vsasara
"h l'4 m afaar a anaaaf I ha
aialnt t-i aralnai ana ta tka hnra ami tia4
nil aa af h-Wa tka aall tor a 10 Stan
aatiil4 emiri, toall
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4 If a tall an In arwaf ! anaaar. fnt
aanl tfcaranl. ha a'alaiifta ant atplr an I ha
to fat IS NiiH s.ataaHt.4 U tha ma.
plalM. VH Poc )w1fi.t a4 Wn
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fmaaJal la. m4 tka a., mt at, 4 mmt,
tmmm na I
i aoaaa aa4 Slaaa.a
m waaaii, (M rrn mmrrmm loawiaaW a aana. I
auwta, , , t,llnMl t, , TI
Jnl,nU rv 814. TsJis nl ansn
liHes of cold cooked jxjlslort, turnij.
iring' nesB, beats, cery irj, u,mt
it, rut la a .! bo arwl sM
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taHM sad sbrnl.Ud ttlire eTmt
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jt to roto crlajy T) Ary w'trro
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