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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1899)
The O b server. S tö r t» C i t y O f f i c i a l l*»i»«*r. "O FFIC IA L l ’A I'E K OF S H E R M A N CO . M ORO, O R E G O N . D . C. IR ELA N D A SO N S............... .E D IT O R S FRIDAX ............................... A uocst 25, lHüt» 1 ncle Bill Krlsay says there will h e plenty of w ater at C ross Hollows. P le n ty ; for them as likes to drink it. X o more perfect w eather could be desired than w hat we of Sherm an co u nty ate having since last M onday b ig h t. W h en Tom R eed is in his least talkative m oods everybody seems to be most anxious to have him say som ething. Justice seems to have at last struck • rapid gait in Chicago. On the 18th in a case before a local court the law yer, instead o f the prisoner, was sent _______ io j.til. T h e man w ho cuts down a big tveed about to go to seed gives sever al blades of grass a chance to grow w here none grow s now. T ry this in Moro. O n his tour of the Pacific slope G o v . T an n er caught a bear “easy en o u g h .’ But that isn’t half w hat he w ill catch if he ever again comes up for office in Illinois. T h e fact that Mr. K ipling is not go ing to do any w ork w hi!e he is in Scotland will be very reassuring to those w ho began to fear anothei Hood of Scotch dialect stories. A w riter in one o f the religious periodicals uses the slang term , ‘-its up to you,’’ but as he was w riting a- bout a political boss the offense will be universally condoned. A lthough a prolific romancer, Sir W alter Scott was very slow in telling his love. T h e nam e of his sw eetheart has ju st been made public—more th an 60 years after his death. ‘‘T h e Lady o f the Snows" reports an A ugust frost along the line of the g reat lakes. W hen the poet invent ed that nam e he was not compelled to draw upon professional license. Spain still owns the floating dock at H avana, w hich it is said m ay be cashed in at $300,000 any time. It m ight be classified as part of the C r. side on the statem ent of her ‘floating’ debt. “T h e president of A rgentina is m aking a friendly cal! upon the pres idents o f U iu g u ay and B ratil." A n item o f this kind is a decided im provem ent on the average storv of revolution in Spanish A m erica. T h e ship MacDutT is reported safe, 500 miles off the Colum bia, 220 days o u t from C alcutta, w ith 4,000,000 grain bags for a P ortland firm. But the report came too late io prevent another ‘corner* on bags from ‘doing u p ’ the farm ers for about $>0,000. T h e T ears of H eaven— the danc in g little drops that fringe vine and tree top— have driven the Moro colo ny and hundreds of other campers hom e from the luring wilds and hot baths of W ind river, our M ountain resort. A s one sav«, ‘‘cam ping is all rig h t in sunshiny w eather—but from rain in cam p, Good Lord deliver us.’’ THE D ALLES PORTAGE. COMING STA TE ELECTIONS. If you fail to pee what you w ant in E. Peoples’ Moro F u rn itu re store ju s t ask for it. H e has such a large stock th a t it ¡a im possible to keep everything in sight all the tim e. * i Dr. Lloyd D. Id lem an will be a h - ! pent from his office in Moro for the com ing two or three weeks, b u t will be here on S undays, to a tte n d any calls tfiat m ay h e m ad e upon him by persons in need of his services. Dress Making Elections for state officers will be T im es-M : Fom teen years ago Paul F. Mohr secured a right of way held in N ovem ber of this year in for a portage read on the W ashing eleven states, as follows: tifiti Ot Iow a—G overnor, state officers and ton side around the dalles of the Ladies needing the assist Columbia and at different tiinessince legislature. ance of a first class dress K entucky—G overnor and other then it has appeared that a portage m aker are invited to call on state officers. road was to he built, but that the M ary lend—G o v ern o r and both M i set M a g g i e J I o H time for building the same was not houses of the legislature. A t her dress m aking parlors over • ipe until the locks at the Cascades M assachusetts — G overnor, state 2 H u d y an is now sold at 50 cents the M . M . Com pany store were completed was a certainty, for officer* ond both houses of tlic legisla peT pack ag e hy *41 druggists. G e t a river transportation line could not ture. llu d v a n . M iss’ssippi—G overnor state officers be successfully operated in oposition You will alw ays find a welcome, to a railroad so long as tw o portages and legislature. a goixl ht»d and a wholesome m eal, N ebraska—Justices of the Suprem e were necessary. A lthough at different a t th e N ew Moro H otel. court and tw o memlx-Ts of the board Pioneer Bri«4! Block, Main Street. times before the completion ol the o f regents of the state university. S ciatica.2 despondency,locom otor OPTICIAN & JEWELER locks, M r. M ohr was almost ready to New Jerse y —E ig h t state senators n tax ia, p araly sis, llu d y a n cures. DEALER IN WATi HES, 8PE< TA« LES, begin the construction of his portage and sixty m em bers of the assembly 1 All druggists, 50 cents. JEWELRY and SILVERWARE. New \ oi k — Two justices o f the road, arrangem ents fell through, and R ubber stam p s to order a t The Suprem e court in the 1st judicial after the com pletion of the locks at district, one justice in the 5th district, O bserver oflice. All work warranted first class Factory agent lor bicycles, piano«, organs, graph. the cascades, he was not able until three justices in the 8th district ami ophor.es and kodacks for Mt.ro, Oregon. recently to interest capital in his 150 mem bers of the general assembly. O hio-G overnor and all state officers enterprise. C apital to prosecute this Mall orders promptly attended to. P ennsylvania—S tate treasurer, tw o w ork could not be secured in the judges o f the Suprem e court and one June* Mitchell. John F os*. east, for the reason that the portage judge of the Superior court. road would conflict w ith certain rail V irginia—Secretary of state,treas road interests. But he has been able urer ar.d m inor state officers and Shop In the *,’aseben» Bldg to interest Spokane capitalists in the legislature. M uro, » ■ O regon. project, am ong whom are Messrs. T o ascertain w hether the coast is B lf c c k s n x it h in g T urner, H arris, E vans, H uber and sinking into or rising out of the Grave«, any one of whom could build Pacific ocean rs the mission of Prof. W o o d W o r k in g a portage road and operate a line of G . K. G ilbert, of the U nited States Ir o n w o r k r e p a ir e d steam ers alone, and in consequence geological survey. Prof. G ilbert will the hope of Mr. Mohr, that the study the coast line as far south as II o r » r N lio c in j; n H p e c ln lt y • Colum bia would some day become San Diego. T h e data to be obtained the means o f ingress and egress to is for the protection ol coast property the Inland E m pire, is to be realized. and will be of value to large engineer T h e C entral N avigation *v C on ing enterprises •fforo, O r e g o n struction Co, has secured M r. M ohr’s T his harvest, more than ever, has right of way, and propose* not only Hare the best machine shop and K a rl’s Clover Root Tea foundry in Eastern Oregon and dem onstrated the practicability and constructing the portage road but IteautMw« the Compievlnn. P trffe* tl are ready to do all kinds of "•'’“• ¡ t l ’ M tK lw ll.G w r S .'h . I ..rr*t ,a putting on a hue of steam ers capable superior usefulness o f H olt Bros. P*t**y>. ln jik-e»! >n. and a'l Er ptipn» «•< ’r'* "Mn. An agreeable IjavativeN * r> o f handling the traffic o f the upper Com bined H arvester and T hresher Jonle. Sold on absolute g »raalee by a.. III.I«'Kernithics, Repairing, druicgtata at 25,., 5Ov. aod 1 1 OO. in Sherm an county. In spite of the country. T his com pany is not a s C. W E L L S A C O .. LIROY, N H ood W o r k in g ;, C a b lin g » o i l r s a m it T o a a m yth as some suppose, and will push rain the combine ow ner may go to H o r se S h o e in g A S p e v ia lly . the construction w ork along so that bed and sleep well know ing that his por sale bv A. I). Bolton A C o . Moro. within a year it will have its line in w heat will not rot or rust standing, operation. A nd it is in the field to and when it is cut it is sacked and stay, not being furthered for the safely housed at once. purpose of bluffing some railroad T here is no such word as “calami- O N H A R N E S S T O A N Y P O IN T corporation. It may well be likened i . , . ’ tv ” in the bright lexicon of Kansas to the R egulator company, and is : . - ......................... O N C O L U M B I A S O U T H E R N R. R. r - i ' thls vcar- Everybody i^ talking a- originated for a similar purpose— to : ‘ the big 300,000 000 bushel crop give the people o f the upper country of corn there now, and the discord cheaper freight rates, the same as ant notes are so few and far between the R egulator com pany was organ that they pass for jokes. One lone ized to secure cheaper freight for the some how ler stood silent in a Kansas Dalles. \ \ hat the R egulator com- . . r , . . . . »• l . t -. .. I c,tY crowd of enthusia«tic corn talk - pany has accomplished for the Dalles ers the other day until the time came the C entra! Navigation A' C onstruc that he must say som ething, and then tion com pany can accomplish for the he comm ented upon the prevailing people on the upper river. topic: “ Yes, boys; its a w haling big T h e operation of a line of boats on cro p ; but I tell you its going to be the upjter river reaching far east as h— on the g ro u n d !’ Lew iston cannot be but beneficial to the D ad es and surrounding country. ! GREAT EM BARRASSM ENT. >,* It will increase traffic on the river, Canard t o R o y a l t y b , t h e S a l e •t and w hether the te rminus shall be P r iv a te P a p e r s. at the Dalles or on the opposite side Every now and again the royal fam of the river, it will aid this place in ily ia England is dismayed by the sale getting term inal rates, but should it at auction of confidential letters and , private papers the content* of which be brougr.t into the city by means of they haw every reason to tkaire un- P u t i / u u r e u r to the ground and you will hear it rumored that a bridge across the Columbia, it known to the general public. Thus • fo u fH t t u r M r * * are better values at the price than others are ofler- would be a big thing for this place. I present moment a lot o f val- A il kinds of h arm and Team harness shown in our t t u i f f r f t . . . 1 , 7 , 1 »able papers which formerly belonged ing. A t alt events the dalles portage and I to Queen V ictoria« uncle, the duke of ( • U i t l e w h'oh al«o shows quotations on all kinds of supplies. The 3 line of steamers on the river w ill ; Sussex, and vv Inch at his death remained prices are right. T h e goods are right. If you want to economize you be beneficial to the country and will i !u lii? of members of hia , • , , , household, are being disposed of to the shou.J write to J o ttfM and a«k him to place sour name on the list result in developm ents that must 1 h ig h e r bidder. Thev comprise a r, pwn- for a copy each m onth of the B H l i t r t G u i d e . Address benefit all. 1 tlty * of very confidential r letters w ritten H I 1 I U The simón pure SHERMAN COUNTY PRODUCT B uy it! W heat and Barley rolled to order. IF Y0Ü Don’t Stop PO R TLAN D , ORE. W ood h a v e w o o d F O Il N E X T W R IT E W IN T E R TO D. M o iia ld , Homi River, Oregon FOR C h o ic e F I j**ty. had the effect of placing upon the I 1n^ rl,et a larRe uuuiber ra^ 1 painful letters relating to the queen herself, J to her father’, moral and financial j shortcom ings and to the scandalous ru- ! >ni J “? 1 <‘°»nected h:s name w ith that or the duchess of Keut. rumors for which it scarcely is necessary to ba\ there was no foundation save malice.— Chicago Record. T oddr Pond. ' ------ One of Maine*« little lake« ia called Toddy pond. T his name was inspired by an incident o f long ago. which tradition relates a*v follow«: In t he w inter season some w’o<Mlsinen were traveling to their work aero is the pond one brisk morn ing. They became a little thirsty or chilled w ith the frosty air. They car ried w ith them, as was custom ary in those days, some New England rum. Having no vessel in which to m ix their toddy, they cut a hole in the ice, poured in their rum, mixed their toddy, and drank it. Ko the pond has ever since been associated in nuine w ith thi* unique punch. , ix e , F ir , O a k O rder now for wood will soon be Bearce. (»et some one to go in and order a carload w ith you. M O NUM ENTS, Marble, Cranite, W hite Breaxe G o ld I* t h e S«*a. The Australian scientist. Prof. Liver- aidge, has wither conclusively de-mon- strated that in every ton of sea water there is from one-ha!f to a full gTain of gold. A dm itting L.veraidge’g op’nions to bo correct, the subject opens up a line o f interesting speculation. Thus, at the same rate, a cqbic m ile of see water would contain l>etween 130 and 200 tons of solid gold. F ixin g the value of gold at $20 an ounce—which is som e what less than it is valued at now—a ton of gold U worth a little short of $500,- 000. In other words, a cubic m ile of sea water contains gold to the value of be tween $65,000,(XX) and $130,000.000. Now, if as com puted, there is on the surface Of the globe from 300,000,000 to 400.000,- 000 cubic miles of the Ocean, allow ing half a grain of gold- to the tou, the total amount of the precious metal in the sea would be above thirty-five million bii- Mon dollarw. At one grain per ton it would be about seventy m illion billion dollars.—P ittsburgh Dispatch. PRICES ON W . C . J O R N N T O ft - - P r o p r ie to r . I t i O I«» l . « » | — Any sort of fir «t class ■ rig to let. Saddle horses, Buggy team or ' single. Hack, Surry, team and w puor — anything to order—at the most reatoa- I able rates. Give me a call. | l ‘e e « l , M i i l r o r l a < l i n n z e — Will i keep your horses on the best Feed in the ’and. Hay. grain, etc., and take good care of them. If you want to buy, sell or trade can accommodate you. barge corral and feed sheds in connection with the barn. . / «Ti. Custom work a specialty. Trucking U M tm h o n Runs a genera1, delivery wagon to all parts of Moro and vicinity ‘Goods of all description moved ar.d careful handling guaranteed n CO TEAM HITCHED VP READY FOR BUSINESS all Lour*, of the <l»y. I RATES REASONABLE • AND BUSINESS ! PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. MURO, OREGON. L IV E M E A C A L L . Will he prepared for general warehouse frcsineM by A ugust le t 1899 W arehouse, 40x150 feet, situ ated on railroad track. C o n s ig n m e n ts The Royal Tailors,« FIFTY CENTS I’EU TON STORAGE C harges FOB ANY TIME LESS THAN NINETY DAYS CHICAGO. U. S. A . b u t all men dressed by Goods will be insured against lose bv fire if desired otherw ise will be received and stored at owners risk . T h e R o y al T ailo rs arc well-dressed m en. G. P- niglBbothatat manager. A n d it’s done a t a. cost TH E DALLES SODA " I - A V IL Iti N A G E C S eccndL «• s tre e t, T he BOTTLERS •• LEMON SODA, CREAM SODA, WORKS th ir d «V C O .» P r o p , O a lle s m eans a as com pared w ith th e averag e tail O re g o n or’s prices. Uè OF w hich sav in g of a t least one- W e can show you qualities and prices th a t STRAWBERRY SODA, will interest y o u . SARSAPARILLA SODA. ROOT BEER. GINGER ALE, RASPBERRY SOIVA, < »RSAPAMLLA AND IRON, IRON WINE, WILD CHERRY WINE, CHAMPAGNE CIDER, SELTZER LEMONADE F. H. Mczdcr & Co. ORANGE, PEACH, APPLE CIDER IN BOTTl.ES OR BARRELS. ned F a rm ers' M ea t M ark et THE DALLES. PORTLAND « 1 ASTORIA MAÎÏGATIO» CO ÏP A IY . C n r c d V ie n t* . K 'r n it» a n d V e g e t n b l e » . •Tfom, O rf*ou. S te » m ç rs R e g u la to r and D a lle « C ity D ried and Caaned F ru its Daily < except Sunday ben A lw ays a t Hand THE B U L E *, H O 4 IU K I V E B , CAM A M LaCMS, U n ite r , > gs* . V A N * O« S E R a n « I’ O K T L A N P I 'o tillr , n u d n il k tu tf* e f t n r m MAIN STREET near t h ; ri >. Toaebioa at mav pr.ioto an both aide« <4 tbe Coicmbia river. Jt P m dure Bo'.b of the above tt earner? Lave been re built. and are in excellent shape for tbe tea* a of lr«W. Tbe K^aletor L;r.e will ende.tTor to give its patrons tbe best eerv^e 1 pcNtetble. For Comfort, Eeunumy a c i I * r o p r l c t o « ! Flea sure. Sam McDonald, T r a v e l by M fa u n r v o l T h e I te g u la to r l in e . Take time te Save Money. By calling on The above steairerv leave Portlsod • a., re and Tbe Da lies at SDOa.m., and ar rive at destination m ample t:»** for oct- ifoinc trains. Tbe Dulles GÆc* Portland Office. Coort stree. Oak Birre t Dock. W . C. A L L A W A Y , General Agent. <4, Jü. L 4 L K E , W ê în iç » O re g o n « JO N E S CA SH S T O R E & 1 1 0 F R O N T S T ., S tic k b y it, ip JO N E S P ays T he F r eig h ti A beach correspondent says: “ Such w eather is phenom enal at this time of the year. L ast A ugust those who were at the beach were sw eltering w ith heat,” etc. X it. Stephens was frozen to death and sunk forever out o f sight in plain view of 5,000 people opposite C enterville; a lady was also W hen one pauses to think o f the c. ... , . . , frozen and sank at Clatsop; and our millions of homes that could be made personal views as to ‘•the pleasures upon the arid lands of this country, of surf bathing took a frost which reclaimed by irrigation, relieving the »till survives. cities of th e;r congested population, G rass E xpert Jared S m ith, o f the and giving the hopeful toiler an op A gricultural D epartm ent, W ashing portunity to ow n his home, and the ton city, has some seeds which may millions upon millions of increase in prove interesting to our farmers. the productive pow er of the nation, T h ey are mostly frm the arid regions the wonder is not that a few scientists o f Siberia and Russian T urkestan, economists, engineers, business men, and tw o or three kinds of w heat, all and farmers, should become enthusi d rought and cold tesistants, and the asts on the subject of national irriga departm ent is w illing to supply free tion, but that the m atter has not soon trial lots to farmers desiring to test er impressed itself upon some of our them . Some T urkestan alfalfa, alleged far-sighted statesm en. ia also available. A threshing m achine exploded in Si 00 Reward SIoo. Um atilla county last week because of T he readers of this paper will be smut on the grain. T h e chemical pleased to learn th a t there is at principle involved is similar to that least one dreaded disease th a t which caused the explosion o f the science has been able to cure in all Minneapolis mills w hen the flour its stages, and th a t is C atarrh . H a ll's C atarrh C ure is th e only dust collected about the mill was positive cure known to th e m edical ignited in some m anner, and caused fratern ity . C atarrh being a consti an explosion that tore the mill into tu tio n a l disease, requiies a co n stitu small pieces. In this case the thresher tional treatm en t. H a ll’s C atarrh caught fire,anti was mostly destroyed. C ure is tak en in tern ally , acting directly upon the blood and m ucuous surfaces of th e system , thereby des troying the foundation of th e disease, an d giving the p atien t stren g th by building u p the constitution and ta k in g Scott*» E m ulsion be assisting n a tu re in doing its work. cause it*» w arm w eather. T h e proprietors have so m uch faith K eep ta k in g it u n til y o u are in its curative powers, th a t they cured. offer One H undred D ollars for any It w ill heal your lu n g s an d rase th a t it fails to cure. Send for give y o u rich blood in sum list of testim onials. A ddress F . J . m er as in w inter. It’» cod Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold liver oil m ade easy. by D ruggists, 75c. 50c. a id »1. All druggiata. H alls ’ Family rills are the best. Try it! M i l I’avilif Flour Hills, Wasco City Foundry Co. b\ the queen to her uncle, sotneof them M O R O , O K tM àO N , T M itchell & F o s s A man near Seattle who was too relating to dom estic affairs and quar stingy to subscribe for his home rels, w hile others contain caustic com m ents on people who fondly imagined 1 0 8 paper, sent his young boy to a that they occupied a very high place neighbors to borrow one. A s the in the esteem « f her m ajesty—a belief boy was going home he fell down shared by their children now living It is w ith the object of avoiding such and broke his leg. T h e father heard contretem ps as thia that the rule is his cries and ran out to get him, but now rigorously enforced which pro slipped and fell dislocating his knee vides that whenever any person dies and tearing the bosom o f his ten w ho has held ofSee in connection with any of the roy. 1 household ail his pri* dollar pants. His wife ran to his vate papers shall be turned over for ex assistance leaving a tw o year old am ination to some trusted court official, baby on the floor. T h e baby crawled who, wherever possible, shall fulfill the duties of c r e c u tc r o f the will. out the door and fell into a well. This rule was first inaugurated some W hile the m other was fishing the 40 years ago, when the death and sale child out, the house caught fire and of the effects of Sir John Conroy, who had been chief o f the household to the was totally destroyed. It never pays m other of Queen Victoria during the I entire ehihiiiood nnd youth of her ma- to borrow a p ip er. RED- -BARN, T ÌP -T O P F i l l ! F a r a l l K in « « • ! Q u ality considered We W ill Not Be undersold. Moro - Afitelspe — have rough and dressed lu m b er now on hand, b u t it is I well to let the m ill know w hat you w ant before ybu get there, then team s j will not have to wait. The m ill ie n o * turn in g out from 10,000 to 15.000 feet d aily, and will have a supply on hand all sum m er of rough lum ber, flooring, ru stic and ceiling. W rits for prices. Union Lumber Company L. «W-» C l a r k , W W M anager D e a le r s In B u ild e r s S u p p lie s. L im e, L a lli an d C em en t, L u m b er, W ood an d C oal. nriui ruiutu intl J L ear» Moro d aily except S un d ay s a t 7 a.m . A rrive Antelope 6 p.m Stages arriv e a t K ent at noon. F are «a» w ay « 3 04*. Express packages and freignt earefcllv handled and delivered sloog the roufe promptly and and at at reasonable reasonxbie rates. rates. promptly a . mwe , MORU, O H I.IO V C c lu .m 't o la S o u t h e r n F . H. W atts, T h e D a lle s , O regon Sole Agent for White Bronze Wort for Eastern Oregon P a g e W o v e n W i r e a n d Ir o n F e n c in g f or Crtnelrry and Farm V*e. FOR P R IC E S ON Cordwood Lumber Shingles HOOD RIVER FRUITS CLYDE T. B O N N E Y H O O D R IV E R , O R E G O N . We liave sold all our w adiiies Sooth ‘'wind To kill weed« this year, but if vou will Lv ù 4a pn- ' 10 ptu write or speak to any of the following progressive farmers they Will tell 7 25 pus you how to work your summer fallow next season: Oliver Powell, Moro 7 45 j>n> ®ro*« " HKr Hendrix, Kingsley, S B Johnston, i A Stevens. 7 53 pm K Sigmsn, Alex Heisler, \Y T Yanderpool, Melvin Sigman, Harrv Hud 8 OH pm son, Andrew Howie, Dufur, David Campbell, James Patersea Wamic ’ 8 12 pm è St pm Henry Hudson, sr^ Boyd, Paul Ltmroth, Nansene. TOU ARE TOO LA TE These m en have used our “ Weed D estroyer” in their fields and we are willing to abide by th e advice they will give to every farm er who w ants to farm right. W o are a d v e rtis e rs an d the dem and m ay again exceed th e supply, so we will tak e your order to he delivered any d ate next season. F u s t come, first served. A ddress A n d erso n & P a tiso n , D ufur, Or TUP DALLBSL OREtìOl. F o r P h o to g r a p h s, C olu m b ia R iv e r S cen es lT Io iin ln iii I le w s an d F r a m e s. No 1. North Bound No. 2 Bure« ....... Arv 2 30 pm Gibaous ......... 1 10 pm W astw .......... .. 12 W pm Klondvke ....... 12 30 pœ Somniii . 12 20txa H*v Cation Jnc 11 am MoDocalds 11 55 am Demoas ...... . 11 «0 Arv y 30 ptu M oro......... Lv 11 » T h r ^ u c li T lc k c is (• Feint* Ka»t and in E irope oan n w b p .rchvexi ..j ■ oro otro* of the Golnmbt* Sonihern Rv sad at the loves! prevailing rates. __EXPRESS, (on sis'n vonr exproee test ier to Moro "care of Columbia Southern Lxprees Company. E. E. Lvrra D. äx ly _________P e v i d e n t . 0’H . , G en era l M an ager 5 0 YEARS* e x p e r ie n c e P atents T rad « M arx « Ocai«N« C ofvrmmt « Ac. Anyone -teoenn* • «ketch en4 l —crtuioa ew t quickly wcertetn net oputHw Owe eo •erf fr»** 4 Mdosf Ypvticr for sveut* .»o rt Petetita taken thrvartt Moan A Co. reuetve • pmw H aetiw, vtthmit chant«, la the Scientific Jïracrican. A hatutoonie'y inv.«mt<>4 weektv. Iji.-veei et-, culatuxi o f anv ectentulc >«ru«l Term«. Aj ■ 1 ‘ v I S ' y «Jt ne«e«Mlee* » •I neffl» V St . WeOu»«^m* tv &