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Humors of the Qttle-Field.
MARSHFIliLD, OREGON:
Thursday, ::;::;:::: October 9,
1884
THERE IS MUSIC IN THE AIR.
fFrom the Century J
Many humorous incidontu occurred on
battle-fields. A confederate colonel run
ahead of his regiment nt flialvorn lilll,
nnd discovering Hint tho indn wore not
following him its closely ns ho wished,
ho uttered a florco oath, and exclaimed:
"Como on I Dq you want to live for-
Tho appeal was irresistible, nnd'mnny
n poor fellow who had laughed at tho
UlULMANTa
The liberal are veciiro nlone;
l'r what we f miiUy give f orevor h Our own.
lllmnvllle.
A.-:7W rramT, 7 rV,, m Lionel's nuecr exhortation laid down
There ts music In the nir
That is swelling cvety where
And awatens every vnlley, hill and plain;
TTs the rolling of the drums
As the mighty Krmy comes
To defend the starry banner once againl
Tmmpl Tramp I Tramp I
The hoys are marching,
Shouting; Rally I every man I
From Oregon to Maine,
With our banner bearer, Blaine,
While that gallant soldier, Logan, leads the van I
1
Tij the same united band
That preserved our native land.
When Rebellion tried to rend the tie in twain;
It has governed six times four.
And will w in for four years more.
Then another four tears we will hare ngain.
his life soon after.
A shell struck tho wheel of a fedornl
lleld-pieco toward tho cioso of tho en
gitgment at Fair Oaks, and, shivering
tlio spokes, UisninnUcd tho cannon.
"Well, isn't it lucky that didn't hap
pen before wo used up nil our ammuni
tion," remarked oiio of tho artillerists
as ho crawled from beneath tho gun.
Wlion General Popo was (ailing back
Cursed bu tho social wmiti U1.1t fin ngnlust
tho strength of youth!
Cursed l tlio social Ilea that wnm us from
Uioliviug truth! ITeiinyson.
Why did I never uttiR n sons to you!
lVnrost! To you, ngntn, behold tho ques
tion Rtll'L
Tomtnoownpul-wharo lover sung! Or do
I read a riiymo unto my letting heart f
Klltnboth Munrt Phelps).
Oh, friendly to tho lst pursuit, of man,
Kricndly to thought, to virtue nnd to poaco,
Doiiiestio llfo in rural leisure passed!
1'owknow thy value, and fow tasto thy
sweets,
T.......!. ......... I........ II... a. ...... n.i.l nlTi.tt
!. iiuiiu iimiiij ifum. uij unu.i', uuiitMiw.
To understnud niKl choose theo for tholrown.
.Cowpor.
WAITING FOR THE TRAIN.
HOW QLOBES ARE QUILT.
nnd
Tho Proccia or Itlnklni: Library
.School Olobo.
tScicntldo American.
Our library and school educational
Tmmpl Trampl Tramp!
The boys are marching, etc.
Tis the band whose heroes bled
Tls the band that Lincoln led
Tis the band that followed Sherman to the sea!
Gave tis Grant, the great and true,
And our noble "Bo)S In Blue."
Whose devotion set four million captives free!
Trampl Trampl Trampl
The boys are marching, etc.
Feeble-Minded Children.
bulletins nnd orders somewhat strained
in their rhetoric. At ono of tho Humor
ous running engagements that marked
that disastrous campaign, a privato in
ono of tho western regiments was mor
tally wounded by n shell. Seeing tho
man's condition, a chaplain knelt be
side him, and opening his Bible at ran
dom read out Samson's slaughter of tho
Philistinos with tho jaw-bone of an ass.
He had not quite finished when, as the
story runs, tho poor follow inten upted
tho reading by saying:
"Hold on, chaplain. Don't deceive a
f Philadelphia Press.! dvintr lnan. Isn't fho 11:11110 of Join,
"Wo sympathize deeply with tlie poor Foncsunied to tint?"
mother wlio writes 10 us concerning Iter a column of troops was pushing fr-
wartiover tlio long ami winding road in
Thoroughfare gap to head oil" Xeo after
his retreat across tho Potomac at the
closo of tho Gettysburg campaign. Sud-
boforo Leo's advanco in tho Virginia globes have perhaps beeu a puzzlo to
valloy, his own soldiers thought his many aniuquisitivoinind thoy being so
gentle, afflicted child. Airs. Alico M,
Scguin, the widow of the distinguished
Dr. Edward Seguin, tho founder of the
first school for idiots in the world, and
herself a mostsuccessful teacher in the
same lino, says :
Dr. Seguin's theory was that idiocy is
prolonged infancy, and that any treat
ment that would increase tho bodily
and mental functions would improvo
tho child. Only by encouragement can
an 'impression bo made on tlio feeble
minded child ; praise of what lias been
done does a great deal. An idiotic
child is learning to cut figures traced
with colored pencils, out of paper. Talk
to him all tho time, and he will try so
hard that he unconsciously lets his un
der jaw drop.' Ho has learned to keep
his 'mouth closed, which is one of tlio
first tilings I try to do. Any indifference
on my part, such as leaning back in my
chair, or' forgetting to be enthusiastic,
and tho child cuts right through the
lines and throws the paper in .the -waste
basket. It is back-breaking to lean so
Constantly over tho child ; it is tiresome
repeating the same words for half an
hour, bntit is the only way to stimulate
liira. All children who come to mo do
not need the same exercises ; there is no
special course ; the individuality of each
is studied, and ho is given only that
which will fit himfor something beyond.
I bfilieve in a great deal of physical ex
ercise to quiet the unsteady nerves.
Boys and girls spend a half-hour each
day in the gymnasium, besides using
dumb bells and marching to music. We
have dancing once a week for an hour,
and the children living here have an
evening each week for amusement in
tins way. There are children in my
school that will go from me in a few
years, when they will not be recognized
as being 'peculiar,' except by a profess
ional person. I would like to say this
of all, but we can only mould the clay
put in our hands. All improve, and
their changed manners, forms and
faces are soon noticed in their homes.
denly tho signal officer who accompan
ied tlio general in command discovered
that some of Ids men, posted on a high
hill in tho rear, were reporting tho pres
ence of a considerable body of confeder
ate troops on top of the bluffs to tho
right. A halt was at once sounded, and
tho leading brigado ordered forward to
uncover tho enemy's position. The
regiments were soon scrambling up the
steep incline, officers and men gallant
ly racing to see who could reach tho
crest nrst. A young lieutenant nnd
some half dozen men gained tho ad
vanco, but at the end of what thev
uccjueu u peruuus ciinin, they were
thrown into convulsions of laughter at'
discovering that what tho signal men
took for confederal troops "were only
a tolerably Largo flock of sheep. As the
leaders in this forlorn liopo rolled on
the grass in n paroxysm of merriment.
they laughed all tho louder at seeing
the pale hut determined faces of their
comrades, who, of courso, came up fully
existing a desperate hand-to-hand
struggle,
It is perhaps needless to say tho
brigade supped on mutton that evening.
. As the armv was crosiimr sm,,i,
mountain the day before the battle of
Antietain, General McCellan rode along
me Buio 01 me moving column. Over
taking a favorite Zouave regiment, hn i
exciaimeu with his natural bonhomie:
"Well, and how is the Old Fifth this
evening?"
"First-rato, general" replied one nf
the Zouaves. "But we'd bo better off
if wo weren't living so much on supposi-
liirht. so easily turned on their axis, and
so smooth as to npjicar more liko natural
exact productions than mechanical con
structions. Tho material of a globo is a thick,
pulpy pajwr liko soft straw board, anil
this is formed into two hemispheres
from dixks. A lint disk is cut in gores,
or radical pieces, from center to circum
ference, half of tho gores being removed
ami the others Drought together, lorm
ing n hemispherical cup. Theso disks
are gored under n cutting press, tho dies
of which are so exact Hint tho gores come
toscthor nt thoir edges to mnko n perfect
hemisphere. The formation is also dono
bv n nrcss with hemispherical mould and
die, the edges of tho gores being covered
with gluo. Two of theso hemispheres
are then trailed by gluo and mounted on
a wire, tho cuds of which tiro tho two
axes of tho finished globe. All this work
is dono whilo the paper is in a moist
stato. After drying tho rough paper
globe i3 rasped down to a surface bv
coarso sand paper, followed by finer
paper, and then receives n coiding of
paint or enamel that will tako a clean
smooth finish.
Tho instructive portion is n map of tho
world printed in twelvo sections, each of
lozenge shape, tho points extending from
polo to pole, exactly as though the pool
of an orange was cut through from stem
to bud in twolvo equal divisions. These
M'lir Woman I t.Me A M'lre !)
Inyn-I.utty In tlio Country.
(New York Commercial Aihertlsor.j
Vow married women who live In tho
country ten or twenty miles from tho
city in which their huslmnda have busl-
nrew, ever tako the railroad train to tho
tiltv whtolt thoy mean to take. It makes
no dilTerenee whether thoy Hvo five min-
1 tiles' walk from tlio depot or twenty,
tho time thoy arrive nt tlio depot nvor-
lured as nearly ns poswimo uirco mmmes
nfter tho train has left. Of
courso they are on titno for tho
next train, which will leave In half nn
hour. Why n woman Is always Into in
taking n train is inexplicable. A ticket
ngent who lived with his family right
over it depot, once observed Hint his
wlfo norer took tho train that she ex
pected to tako. When her trnhi arrived
sho generally had one boot on nnd was
looking out of tho window, with 0110 eye
on tho train and tho other eyo looking
for her second boot. A married man,
when ho first goes to reside in the coun
try, generally misses from six to n dozen
Bum laa f 2h i I... ffte. ".. .....i.llt.h l.it a, MA til.
I imiiin in iuu iirsi ion I11UUIU3 uv mining
in tho morning for his wife to tako tho
train with him to the city. After this ho
pays no more attention whou Ids wife
says sho will go in the train with him
than on her informing him when tho
church strawberry festival is tocoiuoou.
lie knows tho strawberry festival is
bound to como off, some time, and ho
knows his wife will go to tho city; but
sho will not go on tho trniu with him, or
on tho one 0110 she expects to go on.
If you reside ten minutes' walk from
the depot, your wife, nfter keeping ypti
waiting nt the house until flvo minutes
before tho train leaves, will inform yon
sho is ready; and when you tell hor it is
imnossiblo to catch that tr.iin nml von
must tako tho next one, sho wiil inform
you that sho lias walked to tho depot
from the honso in five minutes n dozen
times. You know you cannot do it.
About ten nilnutes before tho next train
leaves you set out with your wifo for
tho depot. Before you have cono thlrt v
yards sho returns to the house for hor
jioekctbook, and to tell Jauo not to lot
tlio baby fall down tho back stoop, and
Hint sho will bo back in tho 4 :!)0 train.
Your wife, having used up about two
minutes of tho ten in running back,
although sho can walk to tho dejiot in
flvo minutes, asks you when von are
half way to tho depot, if you wnnt to
walk tho clothes off her luck, nnd nt tho
samo time informs you sho uuver felt so
Professional mid Business Cardi. .
R. C. liUttTBR, M. D
plIYKIC'IAN AND SUKOKON.--
OmCG-i-In the Holland building, oppodte the
lllnnto hoU-l.
RRSItilNCB V. O, Webster's" Kite residence,
Pine street, nor A.
SZ
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C. W. TOWER,. M, D.(
UYSICIAN AND SURGKOtf.-
Otricn (nlho Holl.iiul llulMIng, opposlto the
illanco lintel,
IVont street, M.irshfield, Oregon,
..-. T II 1 -.'.. . 1 ..
J. T. M'COKMAC, M. I). O. Hi OOI.DKN, M. I)
GOLDEN & McCORMAC,
pitYStCIANS AND SURGKONS.
Officks At the M.trshfield Drug Store, oppo
site tlicCenlr.il Hotel,
Front street, Marshflfld, Oregon.
tv Dit. MrCoRMAC is United State t'tiunln
lnK surgeon for (he district ol sottllicMiOiegon.
ga'gH'JUlflU-'-LUL , I.- 1.- uji in
Mlnccltaueouii AdvcrtUementii.
J."R. CLEAVES,
I TBWKLKR AND PHOTOOKAI'IIICK,
MAUSItrlKI.tl, OHCRON,
P. S.- Will be at Coquille City the
last week of each month, fut
J. W. BENNETT,
.4 TTORNEY AND COUNSUI.OR AT
-" , IwWV.
OmCK At the Coos ftiy News olfico,
j 1 M.-lrcJiftcliU Oregon, 1
JOHN A. OKAV.
. M. SIOUN
SIGLIN & 'GRAY,,,
.4 TTOUNKYS AND COUNSKLOKS
AT
1.AW.
maps are obtained in Scotland generally, I hot in her life, nud Hint you hnvo plenty
iiiLiiniiiii innrn nm nrn nr I iiriv. nsr.-ui. ui 1111111 mill vfiiir wnrnii lunar lu. t.'mt.r
lishments otherwheres which produce ! and Hint that trnin is always Into, nmi
iiieui. mo pajicr 01 meso maps is very
thin but tenacious, nnd is held to tho
OiTfCKtIn the Holland ItuildliiL'.oniwsilc tho
..u,i..u .tu.ri, -UHl 5.IHTJlfc oiunuiiuo. ur.
fj l
A. J. LOCKIIANT. A. M, CKAttlOKU
CRAWFORD & LOCKHART,
4 TTOKMJN-S AND COUNSUt.ORS AT
I-WV AND NOTAUHW PUI1I.IC
Qmctj In Wdistrr'it new building, hunt
stitct,,Marhm'ld, Ongon.
Wcnn prejvirc! tofuriiMi nbttraeti of title
globo by gluo. Tho operator gouorally
a woman begins at one polo, pasting
with tho left hand and laying the sheet
with tho right, working along ono edgo
to tho north or other pole, coaxing tho
edge of tho paper over tho curvature of
the globo with an ivory sjiatula, and
working down tho entire paper to an ab
solutely smooth surface.
As there are no lap3 to theso lozengo
sections tho edges must absolutely meet,
clso there would bo n mixed up moss,
especially among tho islands of some of
tho great archipelagoes and in the arbi
trary political borders of tho nations.
Tills is probably tho most oxact work in
globo making, and yet it appears to bo
easy because tho operator is so expert in
coaxing down fullnesses and in expand
ing scanty portions, nil tho timo keeping minutes sho has to remain in tho dejiot
"iwuiuiu rviauua anu pencct lOinniL' uu spenus iiLiaiKincr with anv or hor
is anu totnoir
convcvandiur.
Business minuted
prompt' nttentloii.
to our cure will
nnd
orri u
J4I
S. II. IIAZARII.
SIIUDDK.V 1'. 1VII.SOV.
when v-ouriply Hunt it b& c7t WW!.w!i'V!-
sl,n -.n,.t4 l..,rt... !.. l-, 1" ."-Y """'' ."" P.,",y",
.. "" . ... .... i.ui inujciua 5hc!to.ii niiennon 10 I'lnmiuing titiot
ufci i.k witiiuiitj, nuuii ou ikiu 10 wait
nti hour for that, train. Sho refers to
tho day of tho big snow-storm, when all
tho trains were Into, and tries to play it
off on you for a day in Juno, with tho
thermometer at 85 in tho nhado.
Tho lady who resides in tho country
goes iiirougn me same operation in re
turning from tho city. Sho expects to
return on tho i:liO train (this is her litis
ban's usual train) and misses it upon her
own calculation by one minute (n woman
always misses n ir.iiu by ono minute);
but when sho looks at the railroad clock
6ho finds that it is tho 8 o'clock train sho
hns missed instead of tho4::l0nnd by tho
railroad timo sho has missed that train by
flvo miuutes. She it on hand for tho
5:30 train, however. Tho twentv-fivu
rji j-g- 3JJ i
VESTI5M ' HOTEL
South Front strctt, Mhrshfleld,
JOHN SNYDER, tit::: Proprietor
T'lt.wu iiia'KtfrTY TAKittJ fliAWOi:
L of the nlwve-lnmied wellHwlnUlWied hotel,
and am iiMting nrllhcr lns nor eiiienw w ni
sure my'giiwii llio best of nrwninud.illoii.
"THIt TAI1I.KS AT Till: WUH H'.U.V
Are supplied with tho Mt ili ttiMUt nlTnnlt,
nnd ntroui of lh hoimi icwive piompl anil
courteous attention.
TURMS-lVMrd nnd lodging )er erk, . $ i
lUmid hy liimii) ' "
ni7 Mnclc tnwls f
CENTRAL 1'OTEL I
Corucf or Front itnil A stivclK,
MAItSlll'IlUd), OUKtION',
JOHN J.KK0NU0l,.M,. rrupHi'lui'
mills U'KI.I.-KNTm'N AND lAVORITr
I HO'l'I'.l. Imh Ium Iwii entirely rellited rtiul
rilurnldi)d thtoiifjlioul mul l n(ilu Kti to tlw
ptllillo for tron life.
New lieili nnil WIg ni,i(lrrr Imre lieen
ptiel In rthuost eierv licplng room of the
Mum ami tietlhor tronhlv ixir evii 1) tJ
spared to put e en thing fn flint el.iw outer.
At the Ui'r Is to lie Mind tlio lint liMtulf ill
tt lues, liquors; nnd cigar.
A new eptninee to tint dining room Iws !rn
iiiiiile thnt opeits on I'int tre't, nml the tables
will nl.i) lie supplied villi the cliokHHt the
nuuket nllonu.
)"'3 J- J KUDNIIOI.M, Proprietor.
"bTanco hotel,
rnrHlificltl, Cona Ctmly, yicgon
FinST-CLASSACCOMMODATlONS
, . irt, .lUtoiitUta Vhtii'ivtn i, ,
Having lately coni0ol(il a MHro nihil
Hon to the above litilel, nml having htul
iu extciiHivo exporiom-i; in thin lino (if
htlHiiuw, wu can Mifuly juittwnU n to our
patrons comfort nml ummuuoiiuwoiif, ox
ccIIihI liv'no other tuiiiMt1 on tlio bay.
l$T "I'lio reading room uf HiIh hotel
colilninH tho lending piiporit of (ho At
lautic Slates and tho l'uvillf voaid. 1 ,
jwhiuh'm iroLiA.xn. . ,
suplO I'vOin'luUii'H.
J
MUctllaneou Advcrtiicmenti. f J
TI-HTEJ BOSS !
Spring Mattress!
Tho Oaylord Patonti
T AM NOW MANIJKAnunii,
.1. nnd n'llliig M my xliop. t 11.. a '
. . s -.." "v Biim
ynul, tho rht-apwi tid lifnt upline tnL
treHafor tho ,tWo over put jiihid ifcu -,ftnj'
"!' tLw.VWHW.mimiijjil,, iimT
wi, diirnbllity. Hfmpllcitv m,.i ..?'
ability
nlollH,
.lutHHldif nil klndH nndilhjr
jnfttlit ill llio litHt Oregon Htntofnlr t
Itolall prlcrt, ft; wJntoiftlo,,)j (X), ''"
jicion- inlying yimr innitresi), emimlH,
)it!h(, which In decidedly iho chcaiWi
i' in n- 'i ill i' mini mi iui pnv.
lilll)
Oi'O. DAVlft."
asroTiaEi,;1
.V. Mle linn or fl.lCMMKNSI'.S A CO 5
(he lltyijr lreiy.nro -ii!br nulifwilVhl!
Uki Minn U mjnl.W to u nt ueiritfr (
iuiteii ,1 Co, awl iwrvuitto linlthtfrt tutZ
Usieil t cU upon in nt our pU. i,r .u JZ,
mid settle lhlr Noctmiitt vlihotit (h-UyorM
ttwr notln' from in. "
CMJMilKNSttV HVAN'tHV
MarshfirW, Orison. .September 17, XHl ''
xoricii roji FtXAi, puowT
!.ANItOm-n a"t IKHfrfifVlrt, Orteoi' '"
jvruinr. j.h iirur.iiY cmi.s TIItT
1 lUl (rtllltafllKnillili,l lulllUr 1... ri.i ?.
HAZARD & WILSON,
4 -lTORNEN-S AT !W
Empire City, Coos comity, Oregon.
Ml
tion.'
"Supposition?" said tho general, in a
puzzled tone. "What do you mean bv
l.MOII
mmj
with the other sections
cages, mo metallic worK tho equa
tors, meridians, and stands are finished
by' machinery. A coat of transparent
varnish over the paper surfaco completes
tho work, nnd thus a globo is built.
"It's easily explained, Bir. You sec
we expected to get out rations ve-sfpr-
llltf Vllt n ,. ... .!.! . ..
Before we care to I.mvp th aim :,:' uulan."e " "m l' wo ro ""ng on
!,, .. -j.-. :,:,, : ::. opposition mat wa did.
.., lc alm cli1Br, we want. "Ah. I undHrRfnn,l
.. f
them to know color and form; to be
able to trace figures on paper or life
blackboard. Wo want them to know
how to throw nnd m.Ii a l.oll . ...l.u
fojj tie a piece of wood to a point ; to sew a
little, If girls; to dress themselves, brush
their hair and shoes; to be neat and
clean in their habits. These are more
important than knowing how to read,
for it is clear that if a child has not in
telligence enough to do these things,
which normal children learn instinctive
ly, ho has no use for uccomplishments
such as reading. I teach my pupils to
tell tho time, to uso money, to nlav
t4cunLjti'onndItakeereat paiD8 witI,ar-
you shall have
your rations, Zou-Zous, to-night," re
plied the general, putting spurs to his
Iiorso to escape tho cheora of his regi
ment. And he kept his promise.
Electrifying: Animals.
The latest application of electricity is
an invention made in tho interest of
lion-tamers, which consists of an appa
ratus of great power Bhaped like a stick,
about three feet and a half in length.
M. Rauspaqh, tho inventor, is n lion
tamer himself, who has been "a good
deal worried" during a long and success
ful professional career. He has already
experimented with it upon tho denizen
of the cages in his menagerie, and re
lates tho different effects upon tho
brutes. Three of his lionn n.lvfn i,n
Bhock immediately showed signs of tho
greatest terror, They were seized with
trembling and growled fitfully. Tho
tiger was more quickly subdued, became
Btupified, and crouched in a cornor of
tho cago, Bruin was more; refractory
to electricity, whldi seemed scarcely to
affect him, He would growl and show
hw teeth, and was subdued after re
peated discharges. The most astonish
ng effects, however, were perceptible
n the boa constrictor. On receiving
tho discharge, the specimen from Cay
enno, nearly 20 feet in lenght, became
"" "" iwwiyzed and remained motion
less for Hi hours afterward. When he
recovered, heYhowed signs of numb-
Tho publishers complain that there is
absolute y no demand for tho "Cam
&y l .to'Wlanl." Tho
hence Ttbov 1.." "?"' .BW ",
"Kee-es Me Some More."
An American naval officer who had
spent some considerable time in China
narrates an amusing experience of the
ignorance of the Chinese maiden of the
custom of kissing. Wishing to com
plete a conquest he had made of a vonm.
niel jin (beautiful lady) ho invited'iier
using English words to givo him a kiss.
Pin. limp lm. rtn....l.n ...
.-... ..vi VUUiWIUIlUHBlUn (JI Mm ro.
quest somewhat obscure, ho suited the
action to tho word nnd took a delicious
kiss. The girl ran away into another
room, thoroughly alarmed, exclaiming:
"Torriblo man-eater. I shall be de
voured." But in a moment, finding
herself uninjured, sho returned to him,
saying: "I would learn more of your
strange rite. Kee-es me." He knew
it wasn't right, but he kept on instruct
ing her in tho rite of "kee-es me" until
she know how to do it liko n native Yan
kee girl. And after that she suggested
n second courso, remarking; "I'co-es
mo some more, seen jino Jlcp-lce-kee "
(A nglico American), nnd the lesson went
on until her mama's voice rudely awak
ened them from their deliclonfl dream.
An English inventor has surpassed ull
Yankee ingenuity by .devising and pat-
enting a machine" for taking caro of ba
bies without tho intervention of a nurse
maid. It is called tho "thermostatic
nurse," and is described as an artiflcal-
ly wanned nnd thoroughly ventilated
box, in which a crib or hamper with a
baby in it can bo kept at an even tem
perature, varying only ono degree from
tho standard decided uiion. The ma
chine is warranted not to fliit with thn
policeman or the grocery man, or carry
a baby head downward, or treat it in
any way inconsiderately.
A young gentleman asks which U
proiier, good night or good evening, after
making a late call on a lady friend.
That young gentleman should know
41hi4 lllli.H I.Ida ..ll.nM .-
mat nun ion tumor van a younif man
Tbe Petroleum Plnd In India.
Calcutta Cor. lymdon Standard.
Tlio government of India has received
tho reports of tho preliminary examina
tion of tho oil-bearing strata which exist
in the neighborhood of Sibi. Tho pro
fessional reports are of a character so
decidedly enconraging that tho govern
ment has determined to procure from
England tho necessary machinery- for
boring operations. Theso will begin next
winter, and will bo conducted on an ex
tensive scale. If tho results justify tho
sanguine hopes entertained the discovery
will be ono of no trilling importance,
whether in relation to Indian industrial
development or tho solution of tho
Central Asian question. It will bo re
membered that tho extraordinary rich
ness of tho oil wells round Baku has
immediately stimulated trado cnternriso
on tho Caspian, and has justified on
purely commercial grounds tho con
btruction of tho lino, the strategic im
portance of which can not bo doubted.
It would bo a remarkablo coincidence
if, just at tho timo when Itussia makes
her presence felt on tho confines of Af
ghanistan, a similar store of mineral
wealth were found along the lino which
tho Indian government havo decided to
construct to ;vard Cnndahar. Tho do
mand iii India for illuminating oils is
already considerable, nnd uo doubt on
tho Quetta railway, as on tho O.-isninn
lines, tho petroleum might bo used ns
fuel. In any caso, there will bo an influx
of labor from India to southern Afghan
istan, and an impetus will bo given to
communication between tho two coun
tries, tho political bearing of which it Is
superfluous to indicate.
Trlcka of tlie Canning Trade.
According to The Trade, a ncntpapcr
publuhcd in tho canning interest of Bulti
more, there aro In thnt city flity-scven
firmii that deal only in "Kccoiid','' or
doubtful goods. Theso goods are ob
tained from doubtful dealers as "swells, "
or cans tlmt havo the ends bulged out on
account of tho fermentation of their con
tcntn. Tho cans are taken to a convenient
pluce nud ''repressed." This cotinUtsof
first punching u hole In tho top of the tan,
to let the gas out. The cans are then
placed In hot water and heated, to expel
Si" "" n,.lu fcnse8i cn rcscaltil.
1 hey are then labeled with a hogtu kibel
ant! wld nt low price.), comparatively.
V. ' I'luiwiHjf muHiiy boiu in largo
cities to the tworer cJuwcu. Tho only
safety in buying canned good? in hi txdnu
that the genuine label of n rcputablo firm
is on each can.
lady friends as hlio happens to meet who
nao none just ns sho did, and informs
them sho don't believo tlie railroad clock
is right, nnd it must bo too fust, for
when sho was in Macy's waitiugfor her
change it was only 1 o'clock, and sho
only stopped twice coming down from
there. She then produces hor watch to
show that tho railroad clock is ten min
utes too fast; then she walks up to tho
ticket n-ccivor and iniiuirus whether liu
doesn't think tho railroad clock is too
fast; ho guescs not; then sho informs
tho ticket-taker sho is certain it Is. ami
shows hor watch, nnd ho says "May be."
When sho finnlly arrives nt home she ex
plains to tho whole family how hho
missed tho 4:110 train, nnd a stranger
would supposo it was the first train hho
had ever missed in her life.
A""
C. B.
POIUMY
WATSON,
,Ni')"COUNSKI.OI
UUV.
AT
OFPICB liMl'IKP. ClTV.
O. IE.
C UKIS1CAI.
K3
TO WHOM ITMAY CONCERN.
"VTOTtCE IS HliKKllY (ill:N THAT
jji lhe'prtnerlilp heretofore exutitii; I
luttfii IW t.'lcniinrnv'u. IVImii l.v.inoir mid
N. I'. Iluiivrn. under the linn ii.une of ( I.Kii
MCNsr.N . CO.Ikh Urn diwoltrd lv iuu-
tii.ll convnl. N. I ll.inv.-tl rrlirinj;. nnd tlmt n
new film. om.loij: ol lir I Icninifnvn nml
IVJiiiu I-.v,)iiift. will i)fltiniie IN .Iiuhudm ad
lKuini; of tn.tlt ikpiots nnd dnnki In niiliiiuu
uud itrtit twn nnd rtR.nH at die old l.iml.
( AH blta r.ibtiiit; nifiimt Mid funiier tirm
will Iftf teltltll liv L'1iiiimm.im.it A l.uit..tr nti.l
nil dli(4 due til Mil 'tfrm .no M)lli to tTrtiv
niiNium .V MrnnoJl'. tlio i.utl uotikiiluilnir the
new turn. I.AKS t..!iI.MI'.NSIiN,
TKH N llVANOl'K
lUnUfiM. Orrgnti, SritrinlHr 17, iSai.
OAVINfJ KiniHUU FROM IH'SlNliSS
J JL nt trie umpire City and
1U1 frtl(owtntnniel wtller ),., mm K.
1i of. riM,MtHikMI lu.lllli full! nrixlf In u
prlil of hM c&ini. uikI Uwl wid proof viau
mlile Uwe the twit Uf C001 county. Orria? "'
.11 Ijnpiw Ulv, Vtvpn, s '
On FiUIay, November 7, 1884, '
V fSnmtir P. Ititmn, itt nimiKm djl4. -
tntr Ultilinl Nn. IMH. lurltMrnti lilf.r ,i ,
Mliihcntl muilrr of rijii io, nnd tho wrt Kilf
M lU khjOkwi iiHiitrof nt.iUio 11. !,'
avwiitli, nniw 1 1 eL WilUnwitit imindliiiZ
HermmriiheMhmfnK wilncc Iokw)K,
rntinuotu niddonei- upoh mid cnllitntlva ti
MilllIIHl-ll , , .
. I. V. Jinhl. John S. Smith. !MUd Morm
oil,'JhoiivM Mottiinvr, nil ut Miirihheti!, tU
041td
Wit. V. nuKJ.tlliM, !tej(lt,
Mjrl.fiLI ... mp.
kcU. nil iKirtkii fiiilclitnf to uia at "wild muL-ii
are rwpirlc! to rorthvllli mil at tho Mine nml
UtM 1... .... ,IA1 MJ.M1...... MJ I ... . t. - . I
-.,..nw ..,. ..nn ......ll. ,. Hi), !n-EUW ,l
... in... iiti.li me vv.iiiiT nun. niv UlUlhWh l.lll.l
iwciih'v up wore i (,'oj mereioif Jirruiiit In
l-rin Ofi-Ii i. AT Itifc'rM'iti, Orrsoii;'
NfiWt-iuUf i, ia&i. ,-j
NoTirp. is ih:kkiiv ;ivj: 'that,
Hi roltowlnc-miHMl c iiVr ha r.l ti '
Ih of lit jiiinitUii lu uuto liml 10. iJ hi uv
ift of !! 1 loin, ami ilt mh! pracaf U1U
Itlle Uforr tlie jtulge of . IVck. of t'otH countr,
Otrjon, H ,iuM0 Uly, Oiim, .
On Monday, October n, 1884.
Vu t:uil. W1111U.V. l.uuolanl ,Nq iiv,
for the mll)i luir of the notlfiuml rpuilrr ioJ
the iionliiV((.piinte! of IM (Xmlhltrit (jitirur
ol Mellon 40 und lv nti(il(uil ijaokrcf tU
ntlir.it qikirlrr of XMtion '91), towmhip rf
Millh. of taitpg 11 Mrl. WilLltiiclla incndiu.
Ho linns tlj fulloninj; wiiiieeMM lntn
hi. euiiiinuout b.ih'c iijhiii nod culliutwn d
kh liml i
N. V. .Moon, IIimiii l:ii, Oeo. W. Nenh
and A. Sjkioo, nil of lainicw, Coo count;,
Orrj;en.
eil(d Wm. K. Rkmjamin, ItecUtrr. "
Itcllsloim Ilo'ii,,
Atlanta Constitution.
Tho famous St. Bernard dogs aro very
carefully trained. A traveler who vis
it od some of tho monasteries of tho
monks of St. Bernard, a fow years ngo,
found tho monks teaching their dogs
from tho earliest stages of punpyhood.
Not only is physical and mental training
included in this teaching, but spiritual
culture is by no means neglected. At
meal timo tho tlogs sit in n row, each
wiui a 1111 uisu ixiiura nun, containing
his repast. Grace U said by ono of tho
XDEJlTTZST-
Rooms: Over Kenyon's store, opposite
Whitney's market, Front street,
MAKSHI-HCI.!). oki:go.v.
hi
-V
vJ - -cr . J&3TA!T"- ,T
SURVEYOR FOR COOS COUNTY,
QKITCE: WITH T. O. OWKN, liSQ..
In Ross & Timmerman's New Buiidinr,
MAKSUKII'.M). OUHtiON.
I'ERFKCT MAI'S of nil snrveed nud en
terod landj furnuhod on ihort notice. ocafi
jaT'sislxIorn.a.Tolo
DRESS-MAKING
Mrs. "WW. I-IiU
AT IHiR RESHJBNCK. NOKTI! FKONT
strrel, first door north of Maik's furniture
lore, AiartniiclJ.
before him, containing I ci3l.y.S "S '" h0 " Pe-
1 atronagc tli.-inkfnlly received, work tiroiniuly
monks, tho dogs sitting motionlow with executed, and nil wvrk Guaranteed tocuoMiiv
bowed heads. Not ono pf thorn stirs tin-' 'Jt myio
til "nmon" is spoken. If a friskv titinnv "" " "
iiioiiipis luMiinpiu ins me'ai ixjioro graco
is over, ono of tho older dogi growls und
gently tugs his car. Tho intclllgcnco
displayed by theso animals in roncuing
unfortunate travelers among tliemouu
tains is absolutely wonderful. JIany n
man wlio has lain down in n snow
drift owes his lifo to tho sagacity of tho
St. Bernard dogs.
n
SMITH.
AND MKCII A NIC'All,.l,'w,. ,0 "'" wli' mSf me ,um hii nmi
1 inniiiwtci riv nnu unnccujMty rcnio Uy af
im .imiimimi; n,ui inn riiii nnd iiuulnc
prompt vulrnieiit iiltlimll fuiilirr iollce.
All rtijtMRrmctiU (hit I Uuv outMiidiug to
reiriui cattle mil Lc fulfiUctl by my uf.
O. .S.hcller ti.
In thf entinrclkm I iWirc to trlnni my sin
crrr tlwiik tn iIh; woiiW uf Cvw Ihy-aiiiI .
elnlty for ihe mmty wor I h,ir utijojrd m
their Imnili, nml I lirtponli for tiy ncer.v In
ihi4Iii a EonlUiuAiwo of thr Wwnil Mtr.inoge
aoflordctl to toe . !'. WliU.Nfcy,
MartlilMd, Or., .Stpttniber at. itM!.
DR. SPI NNE Y,
KHAItMvY STHKhT.
Trcittsnll Cllioiilcniid Kiierhil IHi.pimm.
VOIJ.MJ .til:.'
Viio mnv be Hitllcring tn.m tlw vUiH'U
of youthful fnlliiH or IiidiMii.iioii, u 111 do
wiill lo avail ihi'iio-i'lvi'HiifthU, tlie grt-nt-out
boon ever laid nt the fii-t of tmlfi'riinr
litiiminlty. !). HPINNKY willguuriMi
ten tji forfeit $ot() mrv enwt of .Soniinal
U oakncfHor urivato ilUimtut nf m.i. 1.1.. .1
Ori'llilllll'IlT wjlicll llU lllllllTfliL..- n,l
fails to cure.
lhori' are nmiiv at tho m.i. nt ii.tri ..
sixty who aro tiotililiil i(h (oofreiiuciil
evacuations of Iho bladder, often ncvonir
jMiiiiMi ny n Hiigiu smarting or burning
siiimatlon and a woakucHs of the (.
III I. liirt.mA. ,1... ....I!..... . -
... ,. ........... ,,n- (..uiviii, riiiMini arciiiiut
for, On examining tlm iiriimrvdoimHiii
a loii.v vih iiiient will nfton lu. f..i,;i i
tmrtiileH of Miifii npiH'jr, nr tho coIlr
be of a thin iiiUkiMli Inn., uguJ,, .haiigiiiK
n u niirit iiiiuiorjiui npjmartiiue. There
aro iiitiny men who dlu of 4I1U dililciilLv.
Ignr.it of the jiaiiMo, which m the nuooiiii
Htage of Hemlnul wcnkncHM. Ur b will
gmira.ttcc a jierfoct i-ure in ull hiicIi nw.
und a healthy rmdorntion 0f , UL.t.
urinary organs h .
OlllcoHourn-lOto 4111111 (lloR.Sun.
days f.o.n 10 j.,11 A (iOMHiilinll.;,
Irco, I borough oxninlnatlon und advice
?, OnllcrinlilrcM
NOTIUK I'OH FINAL I'HOOF.
LrtKU OrriCK AT fcl;ii. OffCfl, '
MTOTICK M 'lIBWWTIIAf J
ll the IoIIom jnt-.litiuiuil u IlUr Ima itU.1 tub -
of hK Intciittoii to maVti final pi oof 111 tupportcftt
lih-cUfm, ami iImi nhl numf will liiwidU.
foir llw jmUe or cleiU of I w codniy, Orreos,
at I M4m City,
On ITridny, October 17, 1W4,
VU- JoUN-'.S;INi.FCIIM:a. JiomnUvid .Voi'
W liir ilw MMUlmut iirtr cf llin northneu "
ftwtr, lot , ami iho toultiwctt umintr of iha- -iofllwMi
qu4icr of Mvlhiii o. lonniiliip ai
Wilt, of Kiie 11 wwi, Wllldiiwitr mrrlJlan.
Mr rutin the fulkiulmj uinc(-i tofvoit
hlt.eonlinuou irtiiteiive uiwn and culliration of
niit land I U. . :
Denjiimln lUAi
John ton am! C
Coo county, Oifuoii
mi 1 Hi , , Vu; V.
m
m
TOWER
banco tbov l,nv V" """."" .B n, that when
it would b altoitotlicV n.3 r J" ll i 10.K.,r,H wor(J h0 entertaining aniTiiwcet
anyweUreeuhuLu,;" " '""' " "". ;"
nyvreUregultahome.
UUVUVS Said L'OOiI liwirnlmi n...l
J got homo for un early breakfast,
Ilulldluc Vp Her Cliuruclcr.
Ililladelphla Cull.
Mrs. A, Io Mrs. B. That Jlrs. New
comer U so fond of her children. Tho
other day when I called ho was blowing
wiap bubbles with them through u common
cluy pipe.
Jflra. B. to airs. C That Mrs, New
comer is so funny. Mrs. A. biw her
amunlng thocliildten with a common clay
pine. '
Mrs. 0. to Mrs. D. Tliat Mrs. New
comer smoke a common clay iiiiw.
Mrs. D. to 3Ir. E. Tlmt Mrs. New.
comer smokes a horrid piiic, I don't fcco
how any woman in her ober senses could
do that.
Mrs. E. to Mrs. P. That ihs, Neyr
comet WOkMtftjiicejmd drhjlts awfully.
IlraXvIn the I.lno,
I'hilndelphla CulL)
Bummer Hotclkeepor But if you aro
BuiiKiicu wiui 1110 piaco Why iion't you
come, my dear madam. I will hold that
room for you n week,
Applicnnt I am afraid you would not
liko to receive tho whole family.
Hotclkeepor Well, of cout,e, that do-' -
IHlllllS.
Applicant Tho fact is I havo throo
pet dogs, a parrot, two cats nnd a mock
ing bird.
ilotolkcciicr They shall nil bo wel
come, Applicant Ohl thank you, thank you.
Then you don't object to dogs nnd other
unimals?
Hotelkeepcr No indeed, madam. Wo
draw the lino nt children, "
MILLIJSTERY
AND
DRESS-MAKING
"t
IT
BM1IIIE CITY, 0UJJ0OX,
HA&?&kI5?ND A NEW AND
Millinery und Dress-Milking Goods I
isrtui orders promptly attended to,
IIU2IJ
MILLIE
Nuuica ol Kncc-lloroca,
Tho nomenclature of raeo'horsos is
ijuito n htttdy, nud very curious names
nro found. In glancing over tho entries
of ono day's racing at Washington park,
Chicago, one 1 may find '7Chauco,"
lioublo," "Jocoso," "Disturbaiico"
Fepner-em," "Modesty" (agorxl win-
umi. uy mo uy, singular to h nto )
'Fao Wmilo Wedding jjy, .."Ci
ty, etc. 1 hero-are nuy numlicr more
licculiar ban IIiomi. "Ohost," and
will not down" at " Buiuiuo's " bid-
ung, having beaten him several times.
1 ho general miblio nro ninm fn.,,111,...
with tho names of
NEW
GOODS!
more fnniilinr
noted trotters and
MII&S. O. IP.
pui'..w r 'UK W. 1'. IIUUN),
IHO.Nr STKhKT, MAUSHKIKI.il, OKI.OON,
Oppoilto the Central Hotel.
WOUI.fJ HIPKCTI'OI.l.Y INI-OUM
lljol.dle of Mnrthricld and vicinity t,,
he lias put rewned '
AN ULIiOANT STOCK Or NI'AV GOOD.1'
i:miiha(ino a roui-i.trn AuoitrMi.Nr oc
LADIES' HATS, CAPS, TRIMMINGS,
And Millinery Goods of all kinds.
Children's Toys
OF ALL DISSCUIPTIONS.
Jill. fil'lf'l,'i' A Sll
To. 11 Kearney Mt. Hn.i raiifiuo
TIiIm Jiiat NliMni-il,,,,,!,,..
ftEMEDY flD NERVE TONIC
IS THK M.OIT1
MII, remiltof utrr
30 yi.ir. of pr.ictit.il
eipinrnre, nnd eurc
will unf.nlini; certain
ly Nenoii, nml 'li).
l"llHlily,Sfiiiui.i
Vrnkiu-.i, Spi-iin:i.
l;"'f'"i. 1'ioii.iior.
I" l J, I lllflhlllllfi, llll-
100 nr v, Pnhanufol
M.lllly. I'lpiinillir.
I'm' nml l,i ,,r
nliood, In nil ii.
OTVI TO I 'r,,.,,, ttl.... "p iciiion,,
o I I UCO 1 1 ,, " . ' :u" ,1 "'".i- I! i-nralin
itoxsttStiSSJ:
j-i u si ' ii,. ; ,, ; ,;rr ,.;. '"" ''""-- .u
In lUJml. N'U Monton. Slriien V.
am! OU !lnon, nil of M.ulirkU,
JlKM;,VMit, Keguter.
mrteii Foit fiS'm. moot:
I.ASH Onite at Ito-KKW)i Orri-on,
N- Suptemlicr a, ifUJl
oncii is ni:ituY.t,iivi'.N that,
tl fnt)ovrin-niiniei Miller ia filed mti
ol lrt iniHtuoti tr ntuVe linal' proof In wppott
of I1U0I.0111. nnd lh.il mM proof will Iwuuile
Mihv the m,,.r or olrrk of Cooa county, Ore
Nii. nt Kmiilre City, (Won.
On Monday, October 13, 1884,
VI 1 U'in.MU M. NAVlioimtleuilXo. 49.
fi.r ihe KHjih ulf ol iho nftrtlwot ipuitrr nd
ion No. a and 3 of tmlon 3. loviiitliip aj
oiiiti. of uuige 11 wrt, WilUinciin iierkiurf
She nam." the follouinx vWi'-mh1 to prove.
Iit ciHillntnma ikMvm upon nnd cultUatMt '
of alit Uud U . ki ,
It I'. IWIe. John Jetty. Win. (l4inUe and
Ou- l'.verr)il. nil At ri.ml.ri. 1,1. Ctuit toutilf.
OrejHl.
etitd Wm. v. in sjAM, Keener.
Timber Land Notice.
it.
UK
ERY!
HI
ilculM nl
LjliVPrjAI
Kfassssaojzjixtsii
new l&rm,!i
UNiri:nSTAi. I.AN11 OiJicc,
Kiial.nt'KU. O recoil, Inly aa. 18
NOTICI2 IH IIKUKUV GIVKN. VV
imnt to net of coiifiiew of June 3. 1878. for
lheaWof tlmUr LiniU In the lUlei of Call
fornU, Oienon, NeraiU, nnd In Wi.hln(iMi
liTiltory,,(iil AUMKMUlf T. lKUV lil nit
piled io piirth.110 Iho nnrtlirail nuailrr of
Hon aO. Kmntlilo aA tAulh. ran.. 19 veil. U'll.
l.linitie iim-iiiILiil ,
Any nnd nil peroni clnlinlng advcrtely any of
Hi nhore-ilinerilMMl 1 1ml itimi r.ln ilii-lr eljlnil
will Hie rrKiilef of Hie Lind olllte nt Kovhurg.
Oreuoii. ilnilii; IliinUiynUyi puhlivallon liereol.
nml fiiiliiij; 10 do o, their rlchli III IxjUured
by t.iiuie,
HUM ioiv Wm, V. IIkniahin, Iteglitrr.
Timber Land Notice.
Uni rr.t) Hta rr I.akii Offici:,
ItiMKlll'MO, Orejjon, Aulit $, 88,
NOTICH IH II IJIIKIJ y OIVKN, WIU
MMNrto net of conrcM of Jnnp3, 187O, for
llic Mle-fif tlnihtr MhfH In the .1H of "utt
fornh, Oieixiii, fov.td.1, nnd In Winhlnrioil
territory, ltl.lt InilM N'mntun l... nnnllnl Id
piirchatu ihe nut iiilr nt ilm miiiliuuii ouirtcr
nnd loti Nfoa . tiiul i.t ..M..I.W. e. irt..n.hni 11
n .11 . ...1. '"". ."" " '"" ' '
ioiiiii, rnnao n welt, YVIIMntrllo mrrlilMii,
pacors, uud Wlficonsin hero Htiiw in with
Jny-Kyo-Soe, Jolmuton uud otliun nearly
nhVik.il unit
io n any iiiiiiatiirn 1 e illit
.... ...... .. . 1. 1
S:3I!"ll!!I.!toi
.0 ,lu.imcll. 10 mi VlTn,! I ly l!rn T'
rilmliMtor of nil Kidney nml riil .d.tli ,V.'.uro
Jjtolna It ul. no VLX?i
r ,1 1 ', ,U"CT"'B fmin the evil ifleet." f vo, ,1,
ful ndlwiellon, ,,r m..,, .i.iy, V.uytXh
Jinl IwilMllenl cum- ,, OUAKANI M, I " '
ConCS.1r!,1y 8trectl San P'wwfco, Cal.
m .ffi"""u" """'y wnndenilnl, bylelleror
:- (" in wiocr 10 K'Ctire lierrutl auereov I
bare Hdoptu,Upiyaen.ldr., uMdiTjudii
A- .. . . I OHCkfltI'M nl-M l.irunv.l...! (..... .. . H.
ieaii nirniui trimmm. 1 :.,.: 7'."-'v """ ihmi, ixirri.i'. kiii.k
. . - ,.----- ..v..v ,v uiaiL-r Ml II M 11 I I'lll ,.. .1...... ... . ... .......
I1.fl1.rl ... ,f..i m. .niA. ...... . ......
. . -Mi-"'" KUUIIUIHeeil
Any mill nil iwmnna 1 t.ilmlm. tiAwnrW nnv
1 of the jovc.H;icifUi Mnd mum filu ilic'r
tl.ilm ivltli tho rruUter of llni Innil oflieent
'ihiailni' dmiii m..n 11 '"'""" orrijon, inning lie t ly-dy puwi
.iii.iiiiij iinini upon tliu cm. m linr.r .....1 r.m.... ... .i ... .1..1. .1..1.11
will Ih; Ikirrwd by itntiile,
7 ow Wu. I'. 11KNJAMIN, KejjUlrr.
em lu allow N in. tii ii.M 1... ..... . '
.v.v. ..3iai.iiiiii iuurnii ueeii. ., nnnlinn. i.u 1. ... . . .. ' V " "" "" i" wiy
A ilure of inlronagcu uoliuted. Pl$c cal' a c To, L ' r 1'!1 "H 'I''m and
nd examine niv new pood,. a$c tal I -oinuiuiiiuiUoiu mriciiy eoiilidential.
tuns iy
J and examine my new roods,
Timber Land Notice.
Unitkii Status I.anii Oi'i'irr;,
,.,,,.,i(.,',,!m',,0 "recoil, Allnust II, l83J.
NOTICT, IH llliltmiY (JIVKN, l'UH
WANT to act of connrra of June 3, 1878. fori1'8
Mle nf ilmtH-r l.ind In the n.nea of CnlifoniLi,
Orccjin, Niivnd.1, nnd In WiUhlnaton irrriiory,
l hut Hi.miv KiioncN U nppllcll to purch.iw
Iho north half of the nortlinut iiu.uier, Ihe
oulhe.it ipunrr ol llm nonliwtt nu.irtrr and
the uorihciui ipurltr of Iho noulhe.iit iiunrler of
t J on u, lown.lilp aj mh, ,aiiHn ia vital,
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Any nnd nil htoii tlnlmlni ndvencly nny of
the (ihove-dcrilieil hud ,u4 fllo llu-lr etilm
Willi the ri'filalrr of tlm Und odlco dining tl
uiy ilayi puhhcuion heirof. nnd fiilllnif to do
w, their mditi will lw linrrctl by ttntiite.
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