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The Evening critic., 1882-11-08
FOR SALE-MsceNaneous.

A II A SACRIFICE FOR CASH, HANDSOME
IA tension parlor organ, with stool, only $40;
cost six months ago sl25. Apply at once, Worch S
Uptown Piano Rooms, ll39 10th st. ns-6ts
VNoR SALE-ONE SUITE OFWALNUT BED
II room furniture, nearly new; 90 yards ingram
carpet; also, one hall rack; call Immediately. 735
9th st. n. w. n6-3ts
The Evening critic., 1882-11-08

TOR SALE-BARGAINS; SMALL HOUSES;
II buyers to call and see us before purchasing.
Danenhower d Son, l2l2 i st. n. W. ocli.tf
The Evening critic., 1882-11-08
FOR RENT-MsceILuneous.

lSNI1L-Il-o W.,
II story, bay-window frame house of rooms;
gas and water; back and side yard, with fruit.
Inquire 1il06th st. n. W. n7-lmt
VNoR SALE--A NINE-ROOM HOUSE, 1909
~ 9th st. n, W. on easy terms; apply on prem
ises also, n vacant lot ON St., between 18th and
18Th ss.; south front running back TO athlrtyioot
aIIa nj ~
The Evening critic., 1882-11-08
WiNTED-Heip-Femuie.

Advertisements OF Three lines under this hea
inserted three times for 25 cents.
, 1882-11-04
9E. sFISlI1 Il 90.

Cures Caancres. first and second degrees :;
Sores On the Legs and Body; Syphiiitic
Cararrh, diseased Scalp. and al primary forms
Il the disease. Price, $ per bottle.
IL EIcUAU-s GOLDEN BAISAM 70. .
Cu-es Tertiary. Msrcuri4l, SyphIitic Rheu-
Iu.:iszE, Pans IN the Bones, lcera:ed Throat,
Syyh;itie Rash, LuInp-, etc. srd erad;eates
al diseases from the system, whether caused
by hal treatment or si.uSe # mercury, leaving
TIE blood pure ard healthy. Price, $ PER
bottle.
L. RICHAU's GoLLi-E sDANIsH ASztDoTE
Fog Tie cure q GJng-rhosa, elect, etc Pr:ee,
s. 20 per bottle
II RICHaC's COLDER SPANISH ISJECT.oS
4 wash fc- cure # elect, StFietuTes, Diseases
q the Ureshra and Bidder, etc. Price, 81 20
per bottle.
LE ECHAys GOLDEN OINTMENT
For the effective healing Of SypaIiitic Sores
and e-upticns- Price, 81 pr bottle
Also agents 10. l. kishau's Golden Pills.
for weakness, .oss af Yhysied powers, and all
diseases arising from abuse and excess dr over
work Price, 3 per box
Seat everywhere, c o. D., securely packed,
c. T. RICHARDS & co, Agents.
40 and +29 Saasonle street. San Francisco.
California. Sly
, 1882-11-04
Notice for Publication.

LAND Orr!cs A. ALA WNIl,. ". T.
hlt,te- =. iSSl
Notice Is hereby given liz. The following
named settler has lied nn,!cs IS his intention
% make sral pro': n s.pTrFt az n rl.:lE. ana
thu. said prOoi Nj! be Eaie before |. ;. i-ynd
Ofscs A. wslls WaLis. W. T., n November
II. lSS2. viz Ge0rsr ". Il l.i.ey, II. $ ~ O.
for tie : Z Sec Il, Tp- L = r he
names the following witnesses q r"ss ai> c1n-
tinuous residence upon and cClt-yA-ia, NJ sAii
land. viz D&Eiel Sody, nIiiisn socy, Ser
ear. Smith, Samuel Bradshaw, ali ~ Ws-a
WaIla, ". 7.
, 1882-11-04
STRAYED.
Answers to Numerous Questions

6HSH els u NllLG4 Su5 =
Manufacturing the greater portion Of our
stock, and buying from manufacturers direct,
We are enabled 70 unlerseH any establishment
In the United States
We reset DIAMONDS in any style.
We manufacture any article in the jewelry
or siiyerware line to order.
ENGRAVING on gold, silver and ivory
tasteiully executed.
Any WATCH MOVEMENT now manu-
facturei with any style of GOLii, SILVER,
COMPOSITION, NICKEL OR CkLLU-
LOID case, We can supply.
Our Solid Gold Jewelry department consists
of the latest novelties
Insiiyer and silver plated ware, spoons, forks,
etc, our stock is large and wei select i.
Diamonds, pearls AMI other precious stones
We have set IN AT suitable artiel,s IN the line,
and have unquestionally the largest stock IN
Portland.
We have facilities for GOLD AND SILVER
PLATING. TO the latter We call the atten-
tion Of HOTEL KEEPERS. Spoons and
forks and fancy pieces can be re-plated to he
as good az new, and To cost considerably less
than The new. Send quantities that require
re plating and We viii send rates.
In CLOCKS we have "a iuu assortment.
SPECTAILES. EYEGLASSES. and all
articles connected with the optical line Our
stock is complete. We have the only OPTI-
METER teye meaSUTsr) On the coast, and ar.
enabled to test the strength or weakness of
EACH EYE SEPARATELY, thereby ena-
bling persons 70 obtain proper glasses who have
heretofore found it dithc4it 70 De fitted.
In addition to The above articles We have 4
complete and well selected stock Of ROLLED
GOLD JEWELRY. III dealers and mer-
chants handling goods il our line Will ind it
to their advantage 10 call oU US when coming
TO the city, or send their orders. as we are
enabled 10 supply then at the same rates,
often lower, than they can buy Of iol hers and
middlemen in the East and san Francisco
GOODS SEM On SELECTION 10 parties
known to n tcilaTves tn b. paid by purchaser
both waysl with privilege to return within a
reasonable length of tine. Goods sent Ter
W. I. & Cos Office.
Our watch repairing department Is n the
hands Of the most siIlful w0cl.msn- Fine
watch repairing particularly solicited Ship
chronometers rated hy transit observations
Ola gold and jeEe,ry taken in trade and
bought outright for cash.
HENRICHSEN & GEEENBEEG.
249 First ST., Portland. Osn. r. o. Box IG5
se.LGT 81.
, 1882-11-04
The Outlook East

LOWELL, Mass. Oct. Il, 1852.
F. J. PARKER, ESQ. Deur ST: Enclosed
find P O. money order 10. one year, sub
scrIptiOn FOR the SrATEsMAS.
Railway aH.Irs are looking well here, the
earnings OF nearly al the Trunk Lines show
q ia-se increase over the h,st nine months
O; last year;
Il Is highly probable Walls Wall, viii be
connected with the States by raj within a
year vla both the Northern & Union Pacific.
' cry respectfully yocrs. II. ii. ID.
, 1882-11-04
MIL CREEK
Flume and Manufacturing Co.
RAILWAY Freight T1rig
Railway Freight TariG.

On frei .ht shipped in less quantity than car
loai lots, and in excess ii 80 pounds, 10 cents
per 100 pounds
TN freight weighing 80 pounds, or les. p
cent?.
The company viii receive freight from avail
abs intermediate points between stations. by
special agreement only. az agreed on rates.
Tn application rates will lie given all parties
desiruus Of shipping wood. rails. posts, etc,
from any poiat On the tlume q Dadley-
Dor forwarding and transferring freight T.
o. Z. L Y. Co. cNrs, AZ Wsl'a Na.la, -
osrts per ton
All freight in carloads not promptly tAkvn
charge Of. AMI freight remaining on platform
after O'Clock r NJ on the day Cf delivery.
will bs stored NJ owners expense and FiSk-
VI. &. MOORE, President
T. T. BAKER Secretary. 80 wSm
, 1882-11-04

hnssy sli ca.lss numerous uA-es-,.N S.sN%~
orJ;nsry medical treatment II allowed 20
cont;nns Ire urnaturei loss affects the VIAL
or-sns wrirh causes destroying diseases
Csr,sutpptiou, diabetes, Br1shts disease, aul-
dice insanitv. etc. EXceSses, non-use, abuse,
inherited weakness, uaa!ngtritionr sninal ana {,
cerebral complaints bring On the Eho'e ia'ai
diseases. Debility and seminal weakness 60 Cd
str1,ct the important and necessary acts ot NE
and their enioyments. Cures guaranteed
Diseases of the geuito- urinary orsanS, kidneys
liver and bladder . specially Th2 many com
plaints and diseases Of women speedily cured
Consultation at office or By letter, free and con-
fdentisl .,,,,,,
nsvments in the same manner as they WoG!d
emn,ov their family physician. SIRlII-
EST SECRESY MAINTAINED
QUALIFIED AND RESPONsIBLE.-D Dr. litbig
& Co. organized in compliance with California
law. Diploma procured by regular college ed
ucation. Seventeen years special practice, ana
duly licensed in accordance with California
Medical law. ,--,,
ONE BOTTLE FREE.
R,culsr size bottle q; Esher lnviS1 1rato. sent
free 10 show the wonderful properties OF the
greatest invigorator known to modern scien-
lists State symptoms, age, If married etc
Cal or address nr. Liebig a Co. No. 100
Geary St. corner Mason, San Francisco Gal
Private entrance 800 Mason street.
, 1882-11-04
JACKSON HOTEL.
The Bales. 0rcguu.

Anew house. hard finished. AMI neatly frr.
nished throughout Prios, reduced - suit the
tines Board sni lodging 81 10 81 - QeE d-y.
according to room Table trS: c.as-. Libra.
rsducti n made by The week and month. The
travelling pubic will .ind it the NOS; comfort
able and respectable hotel in the city
Passengers and bsSsage conveyed to Gri
from tn house free e ,har-c-
PARSONS 4 CLEEk. Proirissass-
S-AL,Er-
, 1882-11-04
DR.. SPINMEy,
Nc. II Kcarney st.. san FraBrisco.
TrcatS al Special and thrsnie
Diseases.
EoUN@ WAHT

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
81 the effects Of youthful follies and IN.
ii-cretiarl, viii DO veil 10 avail Themselves u
this, the greatest boon ever laid az the altar q
suffering humanity. DE, SPINNEl will
guarantee to forfeit 500 ior every caseof Sem
inal V'easue7s OF private disease Of any kind
or caa:actar which lie undertakes and fails %
, 1882-11-04
STRAYED

A liberal reward viii be given i'T u. rs',sFn
=, a.ra.r-oid hsy FLY. branded T and
1,s.r-1Id ran silt, not branded L Inc
.I;,,.l. s.ravei through the town ON SA,u--
.i.r- july 5. Leave information az the s5NIEs-
MAN urlce
, 1882-11-04

such as Loss Of Memory, La:situdet Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion to society, Dimness OF
Passing unobserved IN the urine, and many
other diseases that lead TO insanity and death.
DR.. Mmtie will agree 10 forfeit Five Hun
drad Dollars for case Of this hind the Vital
Restorative tunder his special .d!ioe and treat
rnentl will not cure, or for anything impure or
injurious found in it. DR.. Mintie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis Of urine, e5 o.
Price of Vital Restorative. % 90 . bottle. OIL
four times the quantity. 80 90; sent to any
address upon receipt Of price, OF c. o. D.. Sc.
cure frorl observation, and in private name
desired, by A Z. MINTIE, NJ. D.,
, 1882-11-04
WIDDLE-AGEp BEN

-H2S - 10 Il " --AF I&.--'
There are many n the age Of thirty to SIXTY
who are troubled with too frequent evacIatlons
of the bladder, oiten accompanied by slight
sIuaGtin- o- burning sensation, and 4 weaken
H., IF the system IN a manner the patient can
not account fsr. On eAam'rinc the urinary
deposits TuUy sediment viii often he found,
an! sometimes snail iarticl-s os ..ihamea vii
appear. ~ tie color vii! he Of = thin miikish
hue, again changing :" Q dark and tcrlld ar-
peaTsrce. There are many who die pt tins
d.nicGl;v ignorant oi the cause. which is the
second stage VI seminal weakness Or. Spin
ney Will guarantee a perfect cure in II such
cases. and healthy restoration Of the eenitD-
urinary organs.
OFFICE HoUEs.-I0 to /, and 6 70 : Sun.
Iay- from 10 to II 4. " Consultation free
Thorough rvamirGtion and advice. $.
C..n OF address,
DE. sTISlYI 90.
, 1882-11-04
TC. IEASURE
kTTGRNEN-AT-LiH.

p,rNa 8 MalArky's Brick, PeDdis'0n-
,r.w and Collections speeiai'ios
iele-wtf
, 1882-11-04
nm l,rr,r $50 GE,Rr srxEEr,
UM~ AfSO10 san Francisco. Cal.

GoNTINUES TO TREAT
. successfully of hameopa-
tLy every form of special or
chronic disease withou: mer-
cury or nausecas drugs. Dr..
L;ehig's Invigorator Is q posi-
tive and permanent cure for
seminal weakness, nervous and
physical debility. lost msn-
hood, vital exhaustion and all
the terrible results ~ abused
nature, excessive and youthful
fol,;es. The docto. vail agree
in writing to forfeit $1,000 Tor
a case tha. he uadeEtakes and
fails to cure. The reason thou
sands c..raot -: cured Of sem
inal weakness and the above
diseases is owing to 4 snmplics-
tioncalled Pro,tatorraea, which
requires a special remedy Dr.
I.iehis's InyigoratOr, No. ., Is a
specific cure for Prostatorrhea.
Price Of either Inyisoratcr, 3
per bottle, OF o bottles for $40
Sert 20 any address securely
covered iron observation Sem
inzl weakness and prostatorr-
hea drain vitality from the
, 1882-11-04
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on application by letter. stating symP-
toms, sex aud sge. Communications strictly
c, Influential.
Il Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal.
DR.. Mintie's Kidney Remedy. NsPhreticum,
cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants, GonorrhGa, Gieet, Leucorh9A For
sale byall druggists 81 60 bottle, siI bottles
for s. %.
Dr. Mintie's Dsndelion Pills, are the best
anI cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market. For sale by al druggists Hodge,
Davis d; Co, Portland, wholesale agents. Ally
All orders for medicine G. o. D. must be
accompanied with 81, IS guarantee Of good
faith, which viii be deducted when the pack
age is shipped
, 1882-11-04
ssancc:iDnS.


At Wslluls = a=li.n wi,l the q. L. 4 y.
Go. 8 railroad lines
A, Cheney with stages far M-'ia,l Lake,
Spsn.l- and Farmiugtua.
At Spokane Falls with stages f1T C"ifsy,
Fort Colviiie. Lewiston, Me.ii Al Lake. Span-
gls, Fort cseur i'Alene, Lake Pend d ,'--i.Ic.
.nA al point IN N"rther1. Idaho
Through Eiss'i-.
Through tiekets For sal, At the PRINCIPAL off
ces Of the company. and It the uiH.- q tieu.
K. h y. Co. in Portland. Oregon, 10 yictagia
and Seattle. and via T. NJ =. : to 5 steam
ship from Tacoma AMI o Il. : y. 60. and T.
G. s. s Co. steamships from Fartl.u. t.
San Francisco.
Through tickets to rayt,aud. Oregon. for
sale AZ Victoria, Seattle, Ta,r.;a., and r-uir,.
J. ". SPRAGUE, JOHN MUIR.
Genl. Supt't. Sup't Of Traffic. Portland.
OTIS SPRAGUE. Supt pac Div
II. W. fAIRNEATHIE.
Su's Pend dOreiHe Division
, 1882-11-04
THE GREAT KNGLIsA REMEDY

Il . never failing cure
for Nervous debility,
Ex hausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
Lost
Man Hood, Impoten-
cy, Paralysis, Prosta-
torrhoeA and all the
terrible effects OF
Self-Abuse, youthful
iollies, and eIcesses
in matuFer wears
, 1882-11-04
DH. c. d. SALFIELD,
10 kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal.

10 htlrnY streej, .1an TAhclscu, NaI-
Consultations strictly confidential, hy letter
or al o.hce, free For the convenience Of
l-ti-nts, and in order 20 insure perfect secrecy,
/ have adoptel :. private address, under which
II l.arka-..., nr. fnrNarlri
, 1882-11-04

Al Tacoma with P4ciac Mall .tf-l..Li;a ..r
san Fraucis.o and with Sound steamer tor
Victoria. Seattle. olympia a..I Al. p. lar, u.
Puget Sound.
At Lake View with sil-ss for Stg.iaa".nr.
At Tenino with th5 Olympia and .s-,.l.
fsiIrnsi for Olympia.
Al kalama win the o. Z, 4 \. Co. ., hra,-
ior Portland and al ra.!r.tI and s:g..i.-.iy
inc. entering AZ Portland
, 1882-11-04
TRIAL RoTTLE FREE,

,stfci-nt % show It's merit, VIII be sent To any
one applying by letter. stating his symptoms
and aye. Communications strictly eont-
deuti,l. seIi-dwtf
, 1882-11-04

rlG.a, Em;ssians, Inpo;vncy, Exhausted Vi
tgliJy. Premature DerIjne and Loss Of Man
hood, IN IL lis c.lnI I,Iiratians. and from what
ever cause !r1iucsL 1t cHIichts and pJIriiies
the blood; strengthens the nerves, brain, mus
cl,s. digestion. reproductive organs, and phys
icll and mental faculties. 1t stops any un-
natural deS:ht4tias Dram upoa the system,
preventing involuntary losses, deh;litstInS
ir.ams. seminal ioyS.s with the urine. etc. So
destructive to mind and body. 1t Is = sure
eiuiHaJdr i ali Kidney and Bladder COM
;.laiuts. Il contains Lo injurious ingredients
To those suffering from the ELECTS OF
Youthful indiscret;ors CT cxcessas, a speedy
thorough and permanent cure Is guaranteed
irice. = % per bottle or i've bottles in case,
with fuii directions ald advice, $40. Sent Sc
cure from q, observation t. anv address upon re
ceipt Of price, ct {. o. u. 10 be hal only OF
, 1882-11-04
ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY

Boiler Making, Iron and B..ss Founding
aDi General Jobbing executed With neatness
ami dispatch. Changes reasonable md salts
faction guaranteed
27-tf MARSHAIL, JONES l. ROBERTS.
, 1882-11-04

THIS q x L \ +
Strengthening Rem
edy and Nerve Tonic
is tae legitimate re-
suit Of over 20 years
uf practical experi-
-ncc. and cures with
Gnfai!ing certainty
Nervous and Physi-
cl Debility, Seminal
y eakneSs, Sperma-
tUrrlna, PruStator-
, 1882-11-04

ARREST OF OwESBT.-A dispatch from
fcmsroy stats, that the evidence against
Canada oweEby, arrested Ter the murder of
taEnirs Is c:rcumstaatiaL The principal
evidence Vas that he had disbursei large
sums @: mo2ey recently and could not &C.
coant Tor its possession. was a poor man,
frequently hauled freight from New York
bar, where the murder vas committed, AID
siEce his arrest has made frequent attempts
70 bTi5e me guard to let him escape O' swear
that he VAS elsewhere a. the time OF the
murder He was held 10 answer at the n.xt
term u the district court a, Dayton.
, 1882-11-04
Puyaliup Road
on nhgrsIau~.

~. LfjPN .... Tacoma ...'.r. A@t a. -.
Ar. 5gOPn .CaTbEadn. tir. 80 a. Il
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-03-03
Throw on the Light.


Mr.. Editor VIII you please crafty the
public with the publication in your ever
welcome and instructive journal ofthe names
of those who signed the petition now before
the Legislature to have the County Com
missioners TO appoint the corporation officers
of Rockville and dslranchise the people of
the town, who are considered competent to
vote for all other elective officers ef our ma
tional, State and county governments, to let
the whole people judge whether these would
be-tyrants are consistent Democrats, or are
Democrats because the party is in the ascend
ency in the county TO secure the loaves and
fishes. The interest in this important matter
is not confined TO Rockville-the principle
involved interests the whole people of the
county. DEMOCRAT.
As we are ever willing to crafty our PEG.
pie and subserve their interest, and also that
of the Democratic party, we shall without
fail make the publication of the names to
the petition referred to in the above letter, to
expose the fragrant subversion of one of the
principles of this government, if we are
able to get possession of them
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-03-03

history and will be read with interest as
long as the English language is recognized
The President, Cabinet, heads OF bureaus,
Senators, Representatives urists, Governors
Of States, distinguished persons throughout
the country from public and private life
the representatives from all of the foreign
governments, private citizens, all assembled
in the Capitol of one Of the greatest nations
of the earth 10 pay the last tribute of respect
TO the murdered President. The morning
opened bright and beautiful, the blue birds
were singing, and the air was soft and volup-
tuous. The Capitol presented the most ami
mated appearance, perhaps, since its COM
pletion. 1t was one vast line Of breathing,
animated humanity. The tickets for ad-
mittance freely commanded from $l5 TO
$25. The Grafton of Mr.. Blaine is said to
be the greatest effort of his life, but it will
hardly be claimed that he is entirely correct
in all his historical statements. The state
mcnt that he makes as the consequence of
Oliver Cromwell TO the accession of the
Supreme Executive authority of England
is Just where FrOude had to give way TO the
evidence adduced by Rev. Father Burke in
his lectures as delivered in this country.
The Postmaster General last week issued
an order establishing postotfice at Shaws
mill TO be known as Glen, appointing g.
w. Shaw as postmaster and directed G. w.
Burroughs, mail contractor between Poto-
mac and Rockville, to embrace that point
in his route. The department has been in
formed that Mr.. Shaw cannot act, and the
matter is held in allegiance until some ar
rangement can be made. This postoffice was
granted at the request Of respectable citizens
who have and feel an interest in the growth
and intellectual development of the county,
and it is hardly likely that they would sign
petition for the introduction of nuisance
in their midst 1t is q matter of legislative
history that there are thousands of mail
routes costing thousands of dollars that pay
little or no revenue TO the government. Only
few years ago there was mail route in
Montgomery county of sixteen miles which
cost some sixteen hundred dollars to carry
the mail per year, and the revenue to the
government did not reach twenty dollars.
There are to-day routes throughout the coun-
try TO the same effect Your correspondent,
Humphrey" at Potomac, should withhold
the expression of his opinion as to what con-
stitutes a nuisance until he has more expe
rience and more correct information-tarry
little while in JericO until he has some
beard on his face.
ORION.
Washington, March Cd, 1882.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-03-03
Washington, March I'd, 1882.
The Dog Law.
ORION

Mr.. Editor In response to the wish of
Mr. Waters. indicated through the columns
of the SENTINEL, that he would like some
expression Of public opinion on the subject
of the dog law now under the consideration
of the Legislature, am prompted as one Of
the public TO say that do not think much
of either of the drafts on that subject now
before the Legislature, on the ground that
they are cumbersome and unconstitutional,
and that they could never be executed or
made operative. The great difficulty and
intricacy of the subject is most plainly illus
trated by the awkward and inconsiderate
manner in which it has been handled by
those who have been charged with unravel-
ing the knotty problem. The subject is
one entirely worthy of the cooperative con-
sideraton Of the most profound and practi-
cal intelligence of the county. To suppose
that any one individual without the con-
sideration and advice Of those who are OPP
posed to a dog law, and there are many
such, could frame bill that would not be
regarded as grossly oppressive by a very re-
spectacle class Of the community is posi-
ton not warranted by the facts. These mat
tiers are of much easier adjustment in the
cities where the system Of expression, in
mass-meeting, of public opinion, offers a
facility for arriving at the preponderating
sense of the community Affairs of this
nature may be settled in antagonism to ac-
cepted constitutional theories when it is
apparent that a large majority of the citizens
are in favor of such an adjustment, but in
rural communities the same facilities do not
exist for the expression of public opionion,
and hence this difficulty Of arriving at the
wishes of the people That there are i'm
mense losses and vexatons arising from
the depredations of dogs will scarcely be
denied by any one, but that this fact war
rants the Legislature in passing an aggres-
sive dog law is not so well established, and
it is the opinion of myself, at least, that be-
fore the Legislature is warranted in con-
Meeting itself with this subject, the county
should give expression at the polls to its
sense of the necessity of dog law or not
| Dogs form curious factor in the affairs of
men, and in many instances by their loving
and faithful natures are the worthy objects
of the most generous sentiments of attach
ment of their owners Dogs sometimes dep
rebate upon our sheep interests to a most
distressing and veXatious degree, but who
knows of the countless thousands of prop
erty that has been saved from the ruthless
hand of the incendiary by the ceaseless vigils
of the dogg
.; hne ups soens " nie W nave nls apPro-
Pr1a'e P,ace ol spnele IN .ne general econ
o,lly Vi cur syS.eli VI olsiI'1 n anu nappl-
he9 Sa ,Eu hh;;, nas pH1 MN mere JUST as
NC IN ~ tnc uiius' tiG l!UsS anu tLe insects,
anu pro tde nla'.e n - anu VIII De reguateo by
, loniuonuc1 az nuiian enorts 10 Tue con
naly hoew ,;li uoS is heither
NUM-! nu.ilan vi elVine, ahu yet lhere Is some
sllhS ,pouV uCS tna' NOUS our allecIlons