WRITE AN
yAMHILL IS THE 'BANNER AG jr-
X ricultural C ovxty in Oregon.
McMINNVILLE is the county seat
and largest town, and the
p]
pj
Teleplxone-TSeg-ister
I Is the
leading newspaper and best adver
tising medium. Try it.
Circulation Guaranteed Greater Than That of Any Other Paper Published in Yamhill County.
REGISTER Established August. 1881.\
TELEPHONE Established June. 1886.
I. F. CALBREATH.
M c M innville , O regon , T hursday ,
Consolidated Feb. 1,1889.
K. E. GOUCHER.
Calbreath & Goucher,’
OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
Monmouth, Oregon.
M c M innville ,
...
O regon .
(Office over Braly’s Bank.)
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The Leading Normal School in the Northwest.—Healthful and
Beautiful Location.—No Saloons.
S. A. YOUNG, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon,
...
M c M innville .
New building, new apparatus, full fac
ulty, light expenses, large attendance
Normal advanced, Normal, Business,
Music and Art Departments. Special
attention given to physical culture; a
volunteer military organization.
Those receiving diplomas from this
school are entitled to teach in any coun
ty of the state without further examina
tion.
Tuition reduced in Normal and Busi
ness departments from $40 to $25 per
year; in preparatory from $30 to $20.
O regon .
Office and residence on D street. AD
caDs promptly answered day or night.
DR. J. C. MICHAUX
Practicing Physician and Surgeon,
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
Jaa,Sl,’88.
J. D. Baker MT).,
A Year at School for $150.
E xpenses Tuition, Normal and Busi
ness, $6.25 per term of ten weeks; in pre
paratory, $5,00 per term ; good board at
Normal dining hall, $1.50 per week ; fur
nished rooms with tire and light, $1 per
week; good board with private families.
$3 50 per week.
SURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN.
B oard of R egknth :-Ex-offieio State Board of
Education, His Excellency Governor Sylvester
Pennover,
G. W McBride, Sec. of State
Office Upstairs in the Garrison Building. Hon. fc. B Hon.
McElroy, Supt. of Public Instruc
tion- President of Board, Benj Schofield,
Washington county, Secretary, J B. V. Butler
Polk County. Executive Committee .1 B. V
Butler, J. J Daly, P W. Haley. Polk County, First Term Opens Sept. 22,1891.
ARCHITECT.
Jacob Voorhees. Marion County. J. C, White,
Polk County, Alfred Lacey, Clackamas County
Students can enter at anj’ time For
Plans, Specifications, Elevations, Details A.
Noltner. Multnomah County, W H.Holmes
Personal Supervision of all work placed Marion
catalogue address
County.
in my hands a Specialty. .
OmcK—Up stairs in Campbell’s Brick,
P. L. CAMPBELL, A. B., President,
North of Court House.
D allas
....
O regon
JAMES BENNETT,
J. M. POWELL, A. M., Vice-president.
T). Æ. SMITH,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER.
FRANK WRIGHT,
Shop With Hewitt Bro’s.
Successor to H. Adams
gJTVliarges Reasonable. Give me a call
M c M innville , :
:
:
O regon .
WM. HOLL,
Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
Dealer in All Kinds of Watches, Jewelry. Plated Ware
Clocks and Spectacles. McMINNVILLE. OR.
Eurisko Market,
J. 8. HIBBS,
...
Proprietor.
Fresh Meats of all kinds constantly on
hand. Highest price paid for Butcher’s
stock
T hird S treet , M c M innville , O b .
The People’s Market.
J. W. COWLS, LEE LAUGHLIN J. L. STRATTON.
President.
Vice President.
Cashier
McMmi! fflHAL U
HARNESS SHOP! Paid
McMinnville, Oregon,
up Capital, $50,000.
I nave purchased the Harness Shop of II.
Adams and will keep a
Transacts a General Banking Business,
Deposits Received Subject to Check
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Sell sight exchange and telegraphic trans
of Harness and Horse Furnishings
The
people of Yamhili county are invited to call fers on New York, San Francisco and Port
land.
look over the stock and get prices.
Collections made on all accessible points.
FRANK WRIGHT
Office hours from 9 a. m. to 4 p m.
Complete and Reliable Stock
JOHN DERBY,
JESSE EDWARDS.
Edwards & Derby,
Proprietors of The McMinnville
TILE
TILE
FACTORY
Wheat Stored
—AT—
Situated at the Southwest corner of
Fair Grounds. All sizes of
Carries the Best Line of Choice Meats in
the City. Game and Fish in Season. Poul
First-Class Drain Tile
try, hides, etc., bought for the highest mar
ket price and cash paid for same
Your kept constantly on hand at lowest living
attention is called to the fad that we al prices.
EDWARDS & DERBY,
We propose to <lo business at tlie old
ways serve the best meats to be found.
41-
McMi mville, Oregon.
stand, all reports of our failure
Your patronage is solicited.
notwithstanding.
BOND & FLETC HER.
McMINNVILLE
TRUCK AND DRAY CO.,
CARLIN <fc COULTER, Proprietors |{
Goods of all descriptions moved and care
ful handling guaranteed. Collections will
be made monthly Hauling of a l kinds
done cheap.
Pension, Postal, Land and Indian Dep
redation Claims.
LAW OFFICES OF
EXAMINER BUREAU OF CIAIMS.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
“W. ü. HEABST,
(Editor A Prop. San Francisco Examiner.)
JOHN WEDDERBURN,
One and one-half cents a Bushel.
Well, I Vum and I Vow!
A. C. C handler , Manager.
THAT DODGASTED
GROCERY STORE
Has not busted yet! They have
a fuller stock, better quality of
Goods and lower prices than ever.
WHY IS IT?
Manager.
618 F Street, Northwest,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Will practice in the Supreme Court of the
United States, the Court of Claims, the sev
eral Courts of the District of Co’uiiihia, be
fore Committees of Congress, anu the Ex
ecutive Departments.
We obtain Pensionsand Patents. Indian
Depredation Claims and all classes of
Land Claims. Mining. Pre-emption and
Homestead Cases Prosecuted before tlie
General Land Office, Department of the In
terior and the Supreme Court.
Executrix’ Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that Maggie C.
Redmond has been. I>y the county court of
Yamhill county, Oregon, duly appointed
executrix of the last will ami testament of
Ellenor Redmond, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate will pre
sent them to me with proper vouchers at
the office of Jas, McCain, m McMinnville,
in said county within six months from the
date hereof.
Dated this 18th day of Julv. A. I> , 1801.
MAGGIE <’. KftDMOND,
Executrix
COTTAGE SANITARIUM I
ILzCt. Taloor.
—Portland’s Most Boautlfnl Suburb-
For the treatment of Nervous Diseases,
espeaially those suffering from nervous ex
haustion and prostration, chronic diseases,
and all those who need quiet and rest, good
nursing, massage and constant medical
care. At Mt. Tabor will be fou d pure air,
absolutely free from malaria, good water,
beautiful' surroundings ami magnificent
views. Ample references given if desired.
For further particulars, address the physic
ian in charge.
OSMON ROYAL, M. D..
Ninth & Morrison Sts.. Portland, Oregon.
Harness and Saddles.
ELSIA WRIGHT.
Carries the Largest Assortment of
Harness and 'addles and also the
LARGEST STOCK IN YAMHILL COUNTY.
Harness of all kinds Made to Order. Re
pairing Neatly Done
Robes. Whips and all the Necessaries
are Kept in Stock in Endless
Variety.
Call and See Stock. Store on Third Street,
McMinnville. Oregon.
THE COMMERCIAL STABLE!
Gates * Henry, Props.
McMinnville,
-
Oregon.
Livery, Feed and Sale!
Everything New
And Firstclass.
Special Accommodations for Commercial
Travellers
Corner S<cond and E Streets, one block
from Cooks hotel.
The McMinnville Flouring Mills Co.
Force Pumps,
Pitcher Pumps,
Pumps of all kinds
It is because we give Honest
Weight, Best Quality of goods.treat
Our Customers Cou teously, pay HAY FORKS,
STRAW FORKS,
the highest market price for coun
BARLEY FORKS,
try produce, have one price for all,
FORKS at all PRICES.
no pets and sell at the very lowest
possible Living Prices.
MÉ ta d Rugts,
HENDERSON à GAUNT Arçd ta d hgs:,
C. R. COOK & SON.
—DEALERS IN----
The Finest Line of Confection
ery in the City.
All kinds of Produce taken at the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
Call and examine our Stock and
get Prices.
H enderson & G aunt .
Plain
and Wired
Over a Thousand Feet Sold this Sea
son and Still Plenty of Hose Left.
TZOIDSOZbT
Will sell you better goods and at
Assignee’s Sale of Real Property. Less Money than any one in town.
C ali , and S ee H im .
In the Circuit Court of the County of Yam
hill, in the State of Oregon,
In the matter of the assignment of Geo
SUMMONS
W. Sappington, insolvent debtor:
State of Oregon
I
In
the
Circuit
Court
of the State of Oregon,
Count): of Yamhill) ss
for the County of Yamhill.
By virtue of a general assignment for the
benefit of all bis creditors in proportion to J. C. Streeter, riaintiffj
the amount of their respective claims made
and executed by the above named G. W C. E, Mayer,Defendant!
Sappington on the 27th day of December,
To C E. Mayer, said defendant, in the
A D.. 1890, which instrument of assign name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby
ment was thereafter, and on the Sth day of required to appear and answer the com
January. A I)., 1891, duly tiled for record plaint filed against you in the above action,
in Yamhill County, State of Oregon, the on or before the 28th day of September,
same being the County in which the busi A. D., 1891. that being tlie first day of the
ness in respects of which the same was next regular term of said circuit court fol
made, has been carried on said assignment lowing the expiration of the publication of
having been made under and by virtue of this summons, or in default thereof the
an act of the Legislative Assembly of the plaintiff will take judgment against von for
State of Oregon, entitled: •‘An act to secure the sum of $2294.34, together with interest
creditors a just division of the estates of on $4192,26 thereof, from May 15th, 1891, at
debtors who convey for the benefit of cred the rate of one and cne-fourtn per cent per
itors, approved October 18th, A. I). 1878,” month, and the sutu of $7 80. costs and
and acts amendatory thereof. I have, as disbursements taxed and trie costs and dis
assignee of said debtor and assignee named bursements of this action and for an order
in said asssignment become seized, possess of sale of the real property attached in the
ed |of and own all the right and title to the above entitled action.
one-half undivided interest which the said
This summons is published in the T ele
G W Spyington had and owned at the phone -R egister for six successive weeks,
time he made said assignment, to-wit: The by an order made by the Hon. R P. Boise,
27th day of December. A. I) . 1890. of, in Judge of said court on the 14th day of Julv,
and to the following descrilied real proper A.D., 1891, at Chambers at Salem. Oregoii.
ty and premises, to-wit.
F. W FENTON.
Commencing at the southeast corner of
7-23
Attorney for Plaintiff
lot 3, block 1. running north one hund ed
and ten feet, thence west fifty five and
three tenths feet, thence south one hundred i
and ten feet, thence east fifty-five and three-
tenths feet to the place of beginning, in the
—
town of North Yamhill, as recorded in the
Recorder's office in the County of Yamhill,
O pens S eptember 18 th , 1891.
in the State of Oregon, which said real
propertv and premises I shall expose for
COURSE OF STUDY arranged expressly
sale and offer for sale as the law directs, at to meet the needs of the farming and me
the Courthouse door, in said Yamhill Coun chanical interests of the state.
ty, State of Oregon, on the 15th day of Sep- I Large, commodious and well-ventilated
timber. A D . 1891, at the hour of' 2o’clock buildings. The College is located in a culti
in the afternoon of the said day. the same ' vated' and Christian community, and one
being between the hours of '■> o’clock in the I of the healthiest in the state.
morning and 4 o'clock in the afternoon of I
Traizxizig-.
said dav. at Public Auction.
Expenses need not exced 9150 for the en
G A. DOUGLAS,
tire
Session.
Assignee of the estate of G.W. Sappington,
Insolvent debtor. ' Two or more free scholarships from every
Dated this 16th dav of July A. D , 1891. : county. Write for catalogue to
fl. L. ARNOLD, I’res., Corvallis, Or.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
august 13, i89i.
VOL. HI. NO. 28
THE NAVAL RESERVE.
disease has almost run its race, but it
has left such a path of death and deso
Alaskan Indians Dread “La Giippe’’Ja8 lation behind that it will be many long
The organization of an efficient body
Southerners did the Cholera.
years before the terrible epidemic shall of naval militia with which to supple
have passed into the legendary history ment and strengthen in war, the regu
At differeht times during the past of the Alaskan Indians.
lar naval forces of the United States, as
few months the briefest of news items
the national guard in the various states
in the more obscure corners of the daily
MEN WITH TAILS.
is expected to act with reference to the
papers have given the information that
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder is often called the
regular army, has long been a subject
the influenza was prevalent among the Prehistoric Skeletons with Caudal Ap
of
discussion.
As
far
back
as
the
ad-
,
Good-Luck Baking Powder.
pendages Found in Mexico.
Indians of Alaska, but the reader was
ministration of President Jefferson the
given no hint of the real sufferings and
A discovery which will undoubtedly establishment and equipment of such a
Owing to the fact that good luck always attends the
privations of the poor, half-famished
body was suggested by the executive.
prove
of
immense
interest
to
the
eth
natives who were dying like cattle
use of Dr. Price’s, it is not essential to use it the moment
Like many other propositions of similar
from a disease more fatal among them nologists has been made at a little ham •
character having for their object the
than the plague among pilgrims to let of Sinaloa, Mexico, within the past
it is mixed nor is it required to have the oven always just
Mecca. A private letter from an em few days, while breaking ground for a placing of this country in a position of
security in case of foreign or domestic
large
coffee
plantation
which
is
being
so, as in the case with ammonia or alum powders. It is not
ployee of the Cutting Packing compa
complication, it has languished and
ny at Cook’s inlet describes the terri established by an English syndicate.
often been forgotten. It is probable'
luck after all, but the exact accuracy and care exercised in
ble ravages of the disease in that part The find consists of thousands of skel
etons, either of large apes or prehistoric that the impetus given various schemes 1
of Alaska.
the preparation and combination of all the ingredients of
of national defense toward the close of |
This is the land of death. When I human beings of a very low order.
the term of President Arthur and dur
If
the
remains
are
of
apes
they
were
first came here four months ago the
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder. Competent chemists
ing those of Cleveland and Harrison
only sound that broke the stillness of of a gigantic size and of a variety no
has had an important effect on the
longer
extant,
while,
if
they
are
of
men
are employed to test the strength and purity of each
the Arctic morning was the wild lam
movement looking to a naval militia.
entations of those whose friends and the men were provided with distinct
The construction of a new navy causes
ingredient. Nothing is trusted to chance. Hence; it is
relatives had succumbed to the dread caudal appendages, very thick and
the authorities some embarrassment.
la grippe. All is still now. There are short and curled up like a squirrel’s.
always uniform in its work.
The present allowance of 7,500 men and
none to lament. The few who survive That they are the skeleton’s of apes can
750 boj’s to the naval strength of the
hardly
be
doubted,
judging
from
the
have seen all who were near and dear
House wives never fail to have “good luck” in mak
country is little enough, and the con
to them taken from them, not one at a arms which reach nearly half a foot be
tinued addition of new war vessels calls
ing most delicious bread, biscuit, pastry and cakes that
time, but by the score, until they have low the knee, and the thumbs, which
for men than the present establismcnt
not even the heart to bewail their own are also abnormally long and curved,
affords.
In
the
event
of
a
sudden
call
remain moist and sweet. Only Baking Powder that con
impending dissolution, for to them with exceedingly sharp and powerful
the present^peace strength of the navy
their fate is as certain as the setting of nails.
tains the white of eggs.
would fall far short of actual needs,
the sun, and they await it with stolid ■ The feet too show that they were in
and the desirability of having a disci
tended
for
climbing
rather
than
walk
indifference. I asked of them why
they did go to work laying in their ing, and are also provided with claws plined body of militia to supply this
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder is re
and also prehensile toes of unusual need becomes self-evident.
supplies for the coming winter.
The first successful effort to form
length.
It
is
probable
that
the
large
ported
by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
‘•We might as well starve as die of
such a body of militia was begun about
the plague,” was the invariable reply. number of skeletons found are due to a
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the
four years ago by the shipping and
They cannot comprehend the possibil battle between two bands of the ani
yachting interests of New York. The
mals
having
taken
place
at
this
spot,
purity
of this ideal powder has never been ques
ity of escaping the epidemic that has
first legal step was the passing of a bill
tioned.
been so relentless in the pursuit of their which is furtherevidenced by the num
ber of broken skulls and other bones by congress authorizing the maritime
friends.
HYPNOTIC HUNTING.
TIMING LIGHTNING.
states to organize naval forces. Massa
From Turnagain bay on the north, to among them, and the fact that several
chusetts was first to take advantage of Novel Method of ¿Catching Leopards by
skeletons
were
found
locked
in
a
deadly
Port Graham on the south of Cook’s
Some Novel Experiment« to Determine
this law, and New York and Rhode
Means of Mesmerism.
inlet comes the same story of destitu embrace, No weapons, however, were
the Speed of Electricity.
Island
followed.
The
organizing
of
the
tion, disease and death. The little set discovered, but as these were probably
New York naval reserve began in the
“AVhat is the most novel experience
Philadelphia scientists are preparing
tlement on Katchemali bay is almost of wood they have perished in the
autumn of 1881), and drill began on you ever had in Mexico?” was asked of to find out how fast an electric current
course of time.
depopulated and the survivors are
The work of searching for other re board the old frigate Minnesota in Judge Masterson at the Leland last travels. An experiment will be made
mainly women and children who are
March, 1890. This vessel was secured evening.
probably from the Franklin Institute,
ill prepared to withstand the rigors of mains still goes on every hour seeing
for the purpose from the navy depart “Hunting the pumas or the spotted by connections over the Atlantic cable
an Alaskan winter. On the shore of hundreds of more detached fragments
ment, anil with the exception of a short leopard,” was the reply, and he related to Livorpool and return.
Chugatch bay, 200 miles east of here, or occasionallj- whole skeletons un
time last summer the vessel has been the following:
A recent test appeared to show that
nothing is seen but deserted huts. earthed. It is calculated that over 400
the headquarter for the new militia
entire
ones
have
already
been
disin
“About a month ago we were in the an electric current is a slow coach as
Those who were not attacked by the
ever since. The organization dragged southern part of the State of Chiapas, compared to light, lx?ing only able to
dread disease fled as far from the plague terred. A few of the most perfect have
somewhat during 1890 owing to uncer which liorders on Central America. get over to Europe and back in some
been
sent
to
the
British
museum
and
into the frozen interior as posilfble,leav
tainly as to the outcome of efforts to One day a party was gotten up to hunt thing like a second, or at the rate of
others
will
be
presented
to
the
Smith
ing the dead unburied and the dying
sonian Institute by the owners of the have it enrolled on the list of state or the spotted leopards. We left the only some 44)0,000miles a minute, while
uncared for. On Kussiloft'and Kaknu
land.
ganizations. The organization of the hacienda at sunrise with a pack of light ambles along at a niillion-tnile-a-
rivers there have not been as many
Naval Reserve Association in January, thirty dogs, not the American hunting minutegait. The Philadelphia scientlts
deaths as at other points, but the na
1891, with which the old organization dog, but those little hairless Mexican who are proposing to make further in
SUICIDE
BY
AMMONIA.
tive villages are completely deserted.
was consolidated, gave a great impetus animals that you see in the streets of vestigations are not satisfied to give up
As soon as the grippe made its appear
to the movement. A modification of this city once in a while. As we rode the record to sunlight, and hope to
ance there the‘panic-stricken Indians Tile Terrible Agony Does Not Prevents Its
the New York state laws by which the away I asked the guides where the prove that the electrical current, if not
Use«
fled to the settlements on the coast and
battalion was permitted to be enrolled guns were, and they said we needed no handicapped, is the swiftest element.
begged for the “white man’s charm
with a minimum of 35 instead of 80 guns, and we rode on. After going a The most recent experiment was
No
poison
brings
death
with
more
against death.” The Copper river In
men in each battery, was a great help, few miles we reached the celebrated tried at McGill College, Montreal. The
maddening
agony
than
ammonia,
but
dians have not escaped though they
as was the passage of a bill by congress ruins of Palenque.
current was transmitted in Montreal,
were better prepared to fight off the that fact does not seem to discourage
the suicide. The man Ilarrowitz, who appropriating $25,000 for arms and
“There the dogs began to prick up was transferred to the cable at the New
disease than those in other localities.
equipments of naval reserves enrolled their ears and dash away. After a foundland cable station by means of
Since I first came here I have done deliberately swallowed a fatal dose of
in the various states before July 1st of short run thej' treed one of the finest Thompson’s mirror galvanometer, sent
the
drug
in
New
York
recently,
is
only
little but attend to the dying. The
this year. The battalion was enrolled pumas I have ever seen. It was an arcross to the station at Liverpool, at-.d
one
of
the
many
who
have
gone
the
work of the disease was so rapid that
little could be done for the poor victim ammonia route to death in spite of the in the New York state militia June 23, immense annimal, and, as he swung to returned to Montreal by the seine
with 201 men. Its full complement of and fro on a limb of a tree, his pictur method. The distance traveled, partly
beyond making death as easy for them excruciating pain. Dr. Blyth has re
as possible. This work revealed to me corded thirty cases of ammonia poison men is 320, and it now actually number esque eoat shining in the sun’s [rays, I by overhead wire and partly by cable,
over 260.
could only think of a study for an ar was 8,000 miles. From the time the
some most pathetic tales of destitution. ing in the small London district of
The men have been drilled in the tist. The dogs encircled the tree and current left the key in Montreal until
which
he
is
health
officer;
Professor
One evening I was attracted to a little
handling of rifles, cutlasses and how began to bark. How they did yell and it returned to the receiver in the same
isolated hut from which curled a nar Mitchell mentions twenty-two cases,
itzers. But the need of drilling in the howl! It was the queerest, wierdest office just one second and one-twentieth
and
four
have
occurred
during
the
row thread of smoke. Upon entering
handling of the large modern guns has sound that I had ever heard. Standing of a second had elapsed, and the condi
I found a little Indian girl, not over short time Dr. Jenkins has been con
been
fully appreciated and the presence stil’ and looking up at the Ix-autiful tions were not as good as they might
nected
with
the
coroner
’
s
office
in
New
nine years of age, holding a six-months
of the “white squadron” in New York prisoner, those trained dogs howled like have been;"hence the further «tpéri
baby on her lap before a miserable little York.
Cases of slow poisoning from ammon waters has allowed the needed prac demons.
ment to be made here.
fire of green willows. I asked her
ia
are of constant occurrence among tice. The Massachusetts reserves were
“Soon I saw the effect. The leopard
The rapidity with which the current
where her father was.
“Dead,” was her only reply, as she men who work in its manufacture, or given such an opportunity and the suc walked out to the end of the limb and travels over wires with no delay indi
rocked the baby to and fro and tried to even in decomposing substance which cess attending this experiment has re gazed fixed at the dogs lx?low. lie did cated unlimited possibilities in the di
hush its weak moans with a bit of give it off in considerable quantities. sulted in a similar outing for the New not appear frightened, but charmed. rection of practical tests. Prof. Marks,
Ammonia, slowly and from day to day, York reserves. For several days the And he was. The leopard had been of the Edison electric light company is
smoked salmon.
“Where is your mother?” She only taken into the system, causes the com battailion was drilled in the handling hypnotized by the dogs. The spotted authority for the assertion that if the
pointed to a dark corner of the hut plexion to lose its freshness, and the of boats in the North river and in the beast acted like a sleep-walker, and if globe was encircled with a continuous
There I found the mother and a child skin of men who get heavily impreg use of electric search lights and night lie had not been under a spell he would cable a current would travel the entire
and day signaling. On Saturday the have fallen from the dangerous position distance in a trifle over three seconds.
of four—dead. The mother held the nated with it has a disagreeably
entire first battallion embarked on the that he had taken on the tree.
At this rate a current would travel to
little one in her arms and in her dying blotched and discolored ap|>earance.
steamer Stonington for Fisher's Island,
Taken
into
the
stomach
from
day
to
“When he was declared to be the sun, covering the distance of 96,000,-
struggles she had tucked the old worn-
out furs snuggly around her child, The day in the even small quantities used Long Island sound, where it has since thoroughly hypnotized one of our guides 000 miles, in three and a liulf minutes,
bit of salmon was all there was in the to adulterate food, such as baking been employed in various drills and op went up the tree and fastened a little or twice as fast as light
hut to sustain the two little children. I powder, it not only injures the com erations. The first and second days' rope around the leopard’s neck. The
The Baby King;.
asked the little girl what she expected plexion but attacks the lining of the operations consisted of drill on the other end was tied to the tree. The
stomach, and is the cause of much gen great guns of the squadron. This was guide patted the dangerous animal as
He is small, very small, but sinewy,
to do.
eral ill health.
followed by target practice with service he would his pony and the beast did restless, full of fun and precocious. He
“Die,” was her apathetic reply.
The recent rapid increase in the use charges of powder. The handling of not notice it in the least. The man will not have toy horses, but for two
This was only one of many instances
where little children were left alone, of ammonia for various purposes, and secondary batteries (rapid-fire guns) came down the tree and we called the years has desired a live horse, in order
without relatives and friends and, with the consequent increase in its manu was also attended with very satisfac dogs off'. Then the leopard came out to run races. He says “thou” to the
no means of support but the father’s facture have made it one of the most tory results and the experience closed of the trance with a start, and attempt |>eople. He likes to nickname the old
with a sham battle which included the ed to jump away from the little grass generals. For instance, Marshal Mar
spear, net and canoe. In villages de easily obtained poisons and although
employment of boats and in which all lope on his neck. He fell dowwanl tinez Campds, chief of the military cab
everybody
is
familiar
with
it
in
some
serted by all who were able to crawl to
the operations usual in actual service and was hanged to death.
inet, is called “Campos” by the child.
their boats I found men and women form, there is a surprising amount of
were gone through with. The very
"In this manner we got six leopards When he does not get wbat he wishes
dying alone—neglected and forgotten ignorance of its dangerous qualities. Its
successful results so far achieved have that morning. It is one of the greatest at once, he grows exceedingly angry
by their friends and robbed of their rel use as an adulterant in any food prepar
ation is simply a crime, and as a crime had a most important effect in demon sports in Mexico and is rapidly taking and can be quieted only by the soft
atives by death.
strating the practical utility of such a the place of the bull-fights. The ani words of the queen regent He is stub
should be punished.
The work of the disease was as quick
body of militia as that now possessed mal captured in this way are valuable, born. He speak excellent English al
and almost as fatal as Asiatic cholera.
Traffic in Chinese Women.
by New York state. The state author too, for their skins are not pierced with ready; What offends him <*s|ieeially Is
I have seen strong and apparently
ities are reported as favorably impress bullet-holes or scarred with knives.”
the knowledge that he is still a child.
A Chinaman, living in Australia,
healthy Indians attacked in the morn
ed with the work done so far. It is
He would like to grow large at once; lie
ing and dead at night. I have found when anxious to have a wife of his own
How
Edison
First
Prac
ticed
Electrocution.
probable, therefore, that with the inter
a man with a great mustache without
them dead and dying in their boats, on nation, sends a letter to an agent in
est now aroused in this branch of the
Mr. Edison might come forward, if delay. He cannot understand how the
the beach and beside the trails leading Hong Kong, written in such terms as
national defense the naval reserve asso he desired, and claim a patent as the king of Spain can be so small
to their homes. The progress of the these: “I want a wife. She must be a
ciation
will
not
be
under
the
necessity
originator of electrocution, for the Bos
disease from the first rheumatic twinge maiden under 20 years of age, and
There are some ¡latent medicines that
of again soliciting public contributions ton Iranwript says that he used to
to the dying gasp was most marked- must not have left her father’s house.
to carry on its work. It is reasonable practice it on vermin when he was an are more mavekraa than a dozen doctors
The victims were invariably seized with She must also have never read a book,
to expect that other states on the At unknown telegraph operator hi Boston. prescriptions, but they ‘re not those
terrible pains in the chest, back and and her eye-lashes must be half an
lantic seaboard will follow the example One of his pastimes in leisure moments that profess to cure everthing.
loins, and extending to the top of the inch in length. Her teeth must be
Everybody, now and then feels “ run
of New York and Massachusetts and was the slaughter of cockroaches by
sparkling
as
the
pearls
of
Ceylon.
Her
head, often falling where they were at
down,’’played out.” They’ve the will,
organize
similar
bodies.
electricty. He rigged a little arrange but no power to generate vitality.They'-
work in the most violent paroxysms. breath must be like unto the scents of
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ment on the wall of the office, which re not sick enough to call a dix-tor. but
Then followed a burning fever and de the magnificent odorous groves of Java,
just too sick to I* well. That’s where
The
softening
effect
of
matrimony
on
was invested with these vermin, made the right kind of a patent medicine
lirium, in which they appeared to suf and her attire must lx? from the silken
a
son
of
Mars
like
Gen.
Schofield
may
of two squares of tinfoil from pack comes in, and does for a dollar what the
fer intense agony. Then came con weavers of Ka la Chich, which are on
sciousness, but with it such a condition the banks of the greatest river in the be noted in the fact that he has" dis ages. These squares were pasted on doctors wouldn’t do for less than five or
ten, We put In our claim for DrPierce’s
Yangtse- carded his ordinary boots for tennis the wall very near together, and be Golden
of utter exhaustion that they were un world—the ever-flowing
Medical Discovery.
shoes. His honeymoon trip has now tween them was daubed some molasses.
able to battle with the acute pneumo Kiang.”
We claim it to be an unequaled rein-
came
to
an
end
and
be
will
take
up
his
nia that followed.
The price of Chinese women, de
Each piece of tinfoil was connected dy to purify the blood and invigorates
That the epidemic was so fatal among livered in Sydney, in £38, but two residence with his young bride in with an electric current by a fine copper the liver. We claim it to be lasting In
creating an appitite purifying
the Indians is due in part to the fact Chinese women only cost £52; there Washington. Mrs. Schofield will meet wire. The cockroaches, attracted by itseffects,
the blood, and preventing Billious Ty
some
interesting
people
in
Washington
the molasses, would march in process phoid and Malarial fevers if taken in
that they had just passed through a fore, the Chinese import women in
very hard winter and were in no con couples. The importer never sees his including several old flames of her hus ion up the wall, and as the bugs reached time. the time to take it is when you
dition physically to withstand the dis women before they arrive, and then he band, who are prominent in the society the sweet stuff they would connect a first time the signs of weariness and
between the pieces of tinfoil, their weakness. The time to take on general
ease. Last winter was not extremely generally selects the best looking one. of the capital, where the general has circut
demise lieing swift and sudden.
1 principal, is NOW
hard, but was broken and changeable The other is shown around to well to- long been a valiant drawing-room cam
paigner.
rendering hunting and fishing almost do Chinese, and after they have inspect
Highest of all in Jxavcaing Power.— U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug tj, 1889,
out of the question. The natives fared ed her, she is submitted to what may
Don Francisco Cuerto, of the State of
poorly and suffered intensely from the be called public auction.
ills usually attendant upon rapid cli The writer happened to be present at Tabaseo, has inventented a hand glass
matic changes in high latitudes and one of these sales. A young girl, aged by which he declares he can look into
the grippe came when they were least 10, was offered, and. after some spirited a tree and see the sap rise. Until Edi
prepared to battle with it.
bidding, purchased by a wealthy Chin
At the present time the outlook is ese merchant, whose place of business son invents a audiphone by which one
more hopeful. Wherever there are is in one of the leading towns of New- can hear the grass grow there will be
whites the Indians are well provided South Wales, for £120. The melan some Spanish-Americans to maintain
for; but in the interior the influenza is choly aspect of the girl as she went Don Cuerto’s superior excellence as a
still raging and it is feared that those away in company of the man who scientific mage. Don Cuerto is now
who survive will die of starvation and purchased her was deplorable in the said to be at work on a fly fan to be
exposure next winter. Apparently the extreme.
propelled by the wheels of a street car.
IT MEANS DEATH THERE.
GOOD LUCK.
öYal gakins
K
r owder
ABSOLUTELY PURE