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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

IT seems that Mr.. NJ. z. Goodell
has political honors piled upon him.
Besides being the choice of Cowlitz
Tor Councilman, he has been nomi-
mated by Chehalis for Representative.
The remainder of the nominations in
the latter county, are J. j. Natherly
for Treasurer; D. w. Fleet for Au.
ditor; W. A. Blair, Sheriff; J. j.
Carney, Probate Judge; G.. A. Ham
ilton, Assessor; DR.. Cottel, Coroner;
Gilbert Ward, Surveyor and H. H.
Halbert, Wreckmaster. The Con-
vention endorsed local option.
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Democratic Convention.
COSvlitz County.

The Democracy of Cowlitz county
met in Convention at kalama, on
the oath ult. and elected J. 3. La
Du Chairman ard p. L. Reed Sec
rotary.
After the usual preliminary work,
incident to organization, the follow.
ing ticket was nominated:
Joint Councilman. NJ. L. Goodell,
OF Chehalis; Joint Representatives,
). 3. LaDu. OF Cowlitz, and j. j.
Foster, of Wahkiakum; Commits
sioners, A. H. EdIin, d. West, John
Hussman; County Auditor, p. ii.
Reese; Sheriff, Ben Holmes; Treas.
urer, I. V. McCarty; Assessor, J. G.
Conger; Probate Judge. VIM. By
ley; School superintendent, a. Nj.
Barnette; Surveyor, Il. L. Ivies;
Coroner, Billy Melvin.
j. B. I.aDu introduced the follow
ing resolution which was adopted by
the Conventions:
WHEREAS, At the session of Congress a
bill was introduced for t:ie "A mission of
our l rritOry as \ slate, said bill contain
Ing provisO limiting the amount OF in
dei,tedI e,s such State might contract
AID make the adoption of said proviso as
condition of admission.
Therefore. be 1t resolved, That we hold the
citizens of each Slate are entitled to all
privileges and iinmunities of citizens in
the several States; that
such a prOvisO is subversive of the
privileges OF sovereignty and equality;
and that Congress in demanding tie
adoption of such prOviso as condition of
admission assumed an authority entirely
without Constitutional power.
Res0lred. That we believe that said pro.
viso should he stricken from said bill.
leaving the citizens of Washington Terri.
tory or State las The case may bel perfectly
Tree to control their financial affairs ia
their own way, and on the same footing AS
the citizens OF any other State or Territory.
On motion the Secretary was in
s'ructed to send a copy of the pro-
ceediDgs of the Convention to each
OF the following papers: Olympia
STANDARD, Portland Standard and
Chehalis Nugget.
No other business coming before
the Convention. on motion ad-
iOurned.
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A. FAR QUHAR,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,

GROC ERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Flour, Shorts Bran, Chopped Barley,
Wheat, Oats and Biled Hay
CLOTHING AND DRYGOODS,
Crockery. Stone and Glassware,
Wood and Willow ware,
Table ami Pocket Cutlery.
Wagon and Carriage Material,
Woodruff & Server Wheels,
Hickory, Oak, Ash and Whitewood Plank
Wagon Springs and
Wagon and Carriage HARDWARE,
Windows and Doors, all sizes,
Paints, Oils, Windowglas
ColOred and Ground Window Glass.
Lime, Cement, Plaster, NJ trhlrdnst.
Hair, Fire Brick, Land Plaster,
Lath. SHINGLES AMI "A kinds OF
House Carpenters Hard
Ware, Iron and Plows,
Spring, Tire, Toe and Cast Steel,
Cable Chain, all sizes,
Horse. Mule and Ok Shoes,
Horse Nails, Bolts.
Lag Screws, Nut Washers,
Bolt Ends. Carriage and
Wagon ANe's,
Anvils V.ses, Bellows and
arksmith's Tools,
CUMBERLAND COAL.
W-G"ods delivered to any part of the
city, free of charge
&C. Every description Of goods, wares
and merchandise, carefully stored, at
moderate ates.
sN- Highest price paid for Country Pho.
duce Furs and Hides.
Olympia, Jan. G, 1884. 1y
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A Masterpiece.

Mrs. Bridges grand effort on HUI
man Freedom was delivered at Co.
iumhia Hall, last evening, to crowd
ed house. and she captivated nearly
every visitor. Fame had preceded
her, but she excelled the eulociums
oi'he Eastern press and those Of the
Pacific Coast. Even before she had
spoken word, her cause was won.
Her voice is Of wondrous power,
sweetness and Aex,bilitv, her stage
presence fine, her elocuton faultless,
yet showing that no teacher has ever
guided II. Her spontainiety is per-
haps one OF the secrets of her power,
and surprises all, when in some pa
th.ic or forcible expression, some.
thing happens in the audleL ce and
instantly .he leaves her subject to
tell a capital story or make some
hue hit tina. fills the house with
laughter. then instantly takes them
back to thoughts and tears. Her
control over her bearers is wonder
ful. and strange admixtuse of wo-
manliness and masculi ne ability.
The lecture last evening shows her
to be student OF history, u politi-
clan. n woman aud a mother. In
panoramic view nations rose and
faded before US. the Greeks, Romans,
Gaul-. Saxons. Bri,ons, Goths and
Nandals. each took their turn before
Nv aud weio swept away by the inev-
liable debaucLeries OF monopoly and
Capitalization. Ln.,und with its
mons'rous monorolies. Ireland with
liz paurer graves, Sco,land's por-
ridge fed people, Wales, Spain,
Italy. Turkey. Russia, France and
Germany fell under the logical lash
OF tho speakers tongue, ind after
incidents and fine word painting
with reference to each, "our own
fair land" came in view. She has
evidently studied America we'll, and
even the thinker was surprised at
her figures regarding the land mo-
nopoly in the United States; that
during tho last 20 years over $780,
600 square miles had been given
away to rich pecuniary corporations,
nearly A. much az the entire original
thirteen States OF the Union. Her
reference to California, as O great
Promstheus bound, was fine. She
pictured the despot monopoly with
out q soul but with power to destroy.
She followed the creature into the
coal fields Of Pennsylvania, the for
ests OF our Territory, aud the fields
OF golden waving grain, even to the
lightning cloud, and pointed to the
creature skulking there" 1t would
be impossible, in this resume, to do
justice to this lecture, but this we
do say. that for deep, stately, wo.
manly grace aud eloquence, humani-
tartan breadth and simple, convinc-
ing oratory, this effort has never
been excelled in our city, and Col.
Allen could we'll say, in his introduce
ton Of The speaker, that she stands
without . superior on the rostrum.
We are happy TO say that she has
accepted an invitation to speak on
tho " Necessity and Mission of Odd
Fellowship" tomorrow Saturday
evening, at Columbia Hall, and as it
10 said the the lady fsarlessly exposes
some Of the secrets, or one at least,
the ladies will probably turn out en-
masss. We hope 90. at least.
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DrinwOOd.

Gresham will take the stump for
Blaine in few days.
The temperature rose to "a de.
grses in New York, Monday.
The young ladies Of Spokane Falls
gave . lsap-yea party Friday night.
Pocn Gee, the Chinese murderer,
has been held in Seattle, without
bonds.
Game OF all kinds is unusually
abundant in Eastern Washington
this reason.
The hop picking is about over at
Puvallup, aud the Indians are stragg.
ling bomsward.
An Indian named Sam 10 on trial
at Port spokane, before court mar
tial, for murder.
The Presbyterian Assembly of
Puget Sound began its annual Con-
vocation Of Tacoma on the 3Oth.
Arthur Boucher, . logger at
Port Blakely. had bis left foot shot
OF by On accidental discharge OF bis
gun last week.
Thomas F. Grady. one OF Buffers
party. in attempting to speak at
Albany was eeged by the employees
oil the capitol building.
General Butler is in New York de-
nouucing monopolies aud expressing
tho belief that he will be elected.
so docs Belva LOCKWOOD.
A passenger express train collided
with a freight IS miles from Wheel.
ing, w. Va, Monday, demolishing
both trains, killing two men and
severely iDjuring member of others.
Frank Buiney, the man stabbed in
q saloon row in Toledo, Sunday,
Sept. %, by Frank Reed, died and
and was buried on Thursday. Reed
10 in the Seatco Penitentiary await.
ing trial.
Paul Mahr, Vice President Of the
Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce, is
in the country, looking for o place
to establish q distillery. He con-
templates using wheat and potatoes
in distilling.
Edward IIanford, aged ~ years,
died at his home in Seattle on the
25,h. He settled in Seattle as early
40 1863, aud is one Of the oldest set.
tiers in the community. He leaves
four sons. all Of whom are engaged
in active business.
Capt. King. editor Of the Pomeroy
East Wsshingtonian, has been ar.
rested on complaint OF ex-Sheriff
Hosler. for criminal libel in publish
log the sworn statement of one Berry
Evans, in relation to some alleged
blood money transactions.
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ts %. hss's Gs,d-s nsB.sss ~, O.
Cures Chaurrr- nr-t auei ssut - igsa'
N'tus on the Legs and iisHisi ssphiiNl,'
taiafrh dlssa-ed ss'aip. aist 81 I.Timsry
tntms ~ the dlsrsss knuwn ~ syshIl,a
Psse- ~ 40 p~s wsss ..
L~eetehs1's Osiasa us ssm M. .
Cures Tertiary. Merurlal. sypbiiti.
rheumatism, Secondary stsges. lsins
IN the BoUrs, tIsfsie,i Threat. HyphH
lite flash, I,iBi~, etc, and Graduates
all diseases from the system, whether
caused nv tad treatment or abuse Of
mercury. lssying the bio"L pure aud
healthy. estse. os 20 p~s oststs.
Kant everywhere. g. q. D.. securely
packed per express.
q. n. ascnAaDa q CO..
an a 40 Ssnsome street. Cosscr Clay,
Nan frsncisco. Cal.
scpt. n. lisa.
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TEaarronr ov wAsmisoros.

TERRrronv OF wAsHfxoros,
EyECuTivE DErAnrnxxr. sept. 8. 1884
WaEaEAs. II 10 the duty OF the Exccu.
tive. 81 least sixty days before any general
election; to issue hi. proclamation ds.iH'
ton.
Now. therefore. I. Watson q. squire.
Governor Of Maid Territory. do hereby de-
clare that 1.-The election Of leGislstl -,
district. county sni prccinct Officers"
X. an ss' al. ye 81 .ns 20 hss ss
being the Tuesday following tho fryt
Monday Of November. Ammo Dosninl
eighteen hundred and cighty-four. q
which The following named ofi'esrs will
DO eiSctea; r
IN the Forty-ninth Congress Of the United
States.
A Brigadier General.
A Quartermastsr General.
A Commissary General.
An Adjutant General.
lative Assembly and all district. county
and precinct ofiicers required BY the laws
OF said Territory. The question Of tasa.
ton Of church .propesty shalt b vossd
upon ~ required BY section one a. and
and two ~ Of the scs approved November
SEcriox I. That there shall b submitted
70 the legal voters OF the Territory Of
Washington at the next general election
In 1884 the question Of taxing church
property.
SECTION .. The manner Of voting on
said proposition shall be; Church prop
srtv tax. yes" and "church property tan.
no." and all tickets ON which shall be
written or printed Church property tas.
yes" shall be counted In favor Of taxing
church property. and ell tickets upon
which are written or printed the words
Church prpOert ~ tnx uo" shnll liz rotluf.
cd against taxing church property.
- In testimony whereof have here
SEAL unto set my hand and caused the
49, Great Seal Of the Territory to b.
affixed at Olympia this 9th day ot aepssu-
Der. eighteen hundred and eighty four,
and Of the United Statss the Que hundred
and sixth.
WATSON U. SQUIRE.
0overnor.
By the Governor.
n. II. OWxcs.
secretary wssh'nssoa Tssn,ssy,
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@elu advertisements.
Order to Show Cause

In the Probate Court of Thurston coun.
i ty, W. T..
In the matter of tho estate of George
W. Fry, deceased.
Swan Solbeck, executor of the last will
and testament of George W. Fry, deceased.
having. on the 9th day of September,
1884, filed his petition for an order author.
izing him to sell SO much of the real estate
belonging to said estate as may be neces.
sary to pay the debts and expenses of
administration, the same will come on to
be heard on Saturday, November list,
1884, at 10 O'Clock A. ~, at tho room of SAID
and Territory, at which time and place
any person interested in said estate NAV
file objections in writing and contest the
same. FRANCIS HENRY,
Judge of the Probste Court,
Dated, Olympia, Washington Territory,
October 8, 1884.
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OFFICE: No. Powell St, Cor. Market
San Francisco, Cal.
NNHE object of this Association is to
l. provide enc owmentS for Living Mem.
beers, as well as benefit for families of de.
ceased members. at the least cost consis.
tent with perfect security, by issuing en-.
dOwment and death benefit certificates.
The plan embraces two forms-Life.and
Death, One pays at the death of MEM
Der. and the other paws during life at
given periods, in accordance with endow.
ment coupons attached to each certificate
of membership. The association is Oper-
ated OH the Mutual Plan. There are no
lodge meetings. Where there are enough
members TO form club, they select club
manager who collects all dues and assess.
ments. All club managers and agents are
required to give good bonds. This is the
only association which pays members
During Life on the cnstallment plan, and
educatesthe children Ofdeceased members
without ccst to its members.
The association has now upwards of ten
thousands members, and is only a little
oven two and one half wears old. The
loans at present are over SIS. 900 per month,
and increasing every month.
The total business of the Association
exceeds S50,00O,000, and the monthly bust
ness approximates So 600, 600 which fully
demonstrates the great popular ity Of our
Endowment Plan.
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THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY.

IL q never Milling
II CHE toe Nervous
l,sl,ilIty. Ia hsssesea
Nitaitty. NsWslnAl
weakness, el,eysns.
t.lth0A. ussss ooe~
$3.50, jnsJsstcucy,
evssee ssss Ne. Par
alysis aud eli the
terrible effects ri
Abuse, youthful
foiikna aoft okaU~s@n
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Administrators Sale.

TN the Probate Cou't OF Thurston county.
l. Washington Territory.
In the matter OF tho estate Of William ],
Yeager. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that nv virtue Of
an order Of sale made by said Court In the
above entitled matter. on the eth day oi
September. A. ID. 1854. tho undersigned,
Administrator OF said estate. will on batur.
day. the llth dav OF Ocsouer. 1884. At one
o'clock p. =. Ut tho ffont door Of the
courthouse Of said Thurston county, s~li
for cash, at public auction. In the manner
BY law In such cases provided. the follow.
ing described real estata. OF % much
thereof a. may bs necessary. to-wit: The
north half Of the donation claim of VII.
liam J. Yeager and wife. which claim u
described ~ follows; Southeass ar Of &c
Is. north hi OF northwest az Of sec ~. and
north hi Of northeast qr Ut eco 70, 10 ~.
north Of range west situate in Thurseon
county. Washington Territory. Said north
hf contains leo acres.
WILLIAM II. YEAaER.
Administrator Of the estate VI william
J. Ycager, deceasai.
Dated. OLYMPIC. Washington Territory.
September 10. ise4.
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~ ssatufer years. ssseh - lSsss OF Meme
~. t.assitnde, Noeturnal Eml.nion, Aver
sion To Nocisty. bimnsss Of Vision, Notses
in the Head, the vital tiuid t,aastUu unOtp-
served in the urine. aud many other dis.
eases that lead Ia Insanity sud Death.
Dw. mtNttG. Who " Z regular phyE!.
clan graduate IL the University Of 1senn-
.yivsnlal, will snsee 10 fsrfea vsvs moss
ds.a nselass for ease at thss hind the
VITAL mespOoArtve tupelss his sps-
ciai advice aud trcslmeut, viii MA cure,
or fnr ything impure ~ tniuvtoun found
in H. bR. MbkTlE tfeats al private 90.
eases successfully wi,hout mercury. Cse~
sstssssss ssse. Thorough eneuliustioa
aud advice, lnslwslInQ anslysls OF urine.
%. Price Of Vital mssessss % - bottle,
or four times ths guantlsy -. ssul 20 sny
address Upon rsceits III l,fiee, OF Y. y. D..
secure from ehsersiattoa aud In psivats
name u desired X MusrtE. N. D..
u Kearney ~. Nan frsncisco. Gal.
sAapLs nOvtLu scna
VIII he sent 10 any ono applying BY
letter. stating svmptcsps. sci aud aes.
ss-ct secrecy in regard W bnssmeus tsaI y
acssons.
pr. .Mtpits. kidney nsms1y, mee0:
bladder com lstuts. gofosFhsra. alset and
d : So,sis. ,,osiies Tor &
Dr.. Minsse's OANOeLs0N Po1.aIs sss
thu best and cheapest dyspepsia and 81.
iious ours NJ the Hsarhet fdr rnts ny ell
druggists Ieiy
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a escIoss passed through tie
village u Alton. Pa. Sunday. de.
ssoy'ns he'll . dozen houses aud in.
ississ several people.
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Ma. Voorhees,. the Demos,a attic
candidate for Delegate TO Congress.
vii address the people ., Chshal,s,
on Monday. the 9TH INST. a7p.
q Frsspcu. on Friday. the 10th. al
~ -; 81 Vancouver. on Saturday
shs ii,h. at i2n Thence he goes
ess, VI the mountains.
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.. N. Cooper.
TumWater, w. T.
Manufacturer OF aud Dealer In
DOORS.
WINDOWS,
BLINDS.
ASib
MovlcInss.

u Orders solicited. confident tina, q
trial will result In complete satisfaction.
both In quality and price.
Factory near Lower Bridge, Tsmwsts,
August 10. 1881. q
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TO the Unfortunate.
fortunate.
Dr.. Gibbons
DISPEES,hr,
O23 81. n cas'.s, .
Commercial sire,
San Francisco. r.
Z Ia. sl,c,i ~ i-5t, . !
the treatment otSN
hal ana >,iiiiI,si H.



rhes, Gicrt. Str,stur. -, phiits. iu all
foruis, seminal Ncakns... INst.ot.ssy,
night losses 10y dreams, pinipi.s on IA,
lace and lost nianhood ecu is,siii,-Iy d.
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
fail to call upon him. The inDclor Ina,
Travelled extensively in Europe. aud ~,
sPected thoroughly The various. hospital,
theie, obtaining "A great deal Of vai,isbi.
information. which he IN com petent T., I'm
part To those In need Of his services Til.
Doctor cures when others fail. Try h,n.
DIX. GlBhON will make no charge unless
ne ehect u cure. Persons al distance s.s,
oe cared NJ home. All communication,
strictly confidential. You see M one bu
The lhsctor: send ten dollars tor = pack
age OF me,..cinc. Persons writing q, the
doctor will please state the name of tn.
papa tasy Zee this advertisement In
CharGss reasonable. Call ar write. Al
Fra ncisco.
May 2sth, 1850. Nv
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Notice to Creditors

OF INSOLvENTS.
TN the District Court Of the ID Judicial
i District of Washington Territory hold
ing terms at Olympia.
James B. Shelton and Mary E. Shelton, part-1
ners under the name Of Shelton 4 Co
against
Their creditors,
Pursuant to an order of the Honorable
John p. Hoyt. Judge of the said Court
notice is hereby given to all the creditors
Of the said insOlvents. James 3. and Mary
e Shelton and Shelton & Co. tn be and o.
pear in onen Court at the Court room of said
Court. in Olympia. W. T., on Tuesday the
9th day Of December, 1884, at 10 o'clock A.
M. said day. then and there to show cause,
II any they can. why the prayer of said in
solvents should not be granted aud an as.
signment of their estate be made and they
be discharged from their debts and liabiI-
tiles in pursuance of the statute in such case
made and provided, and in the meantime
all proceeding against said insolvents be
stayed.
x---x Witness nv hand and the seal
LIS. Of said District Court, this 18th
%-* day of September. A. ID. 1884.
r. &. O'BRIEN, Clerk.
Olympia, Washington Territory, October
8, 1881.
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Thoroughbred Poultry,

Culver Spangled Hamburgs, Hou
y dams, Light Brahmas, Brown Leg
horns, Cocks and COckerels, ~ to S.
Eggs. 50 so per setting OF thirteen.
Also Imperial Pekin Ducks. brakes,
s. each; Eggs. s. per setting OF thirteen.
Address 1SREAL Il son,
Olympia.
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Review Since Organization.

Review Since Organization.
COLLECTIONS.
June IL, Total amount collected
last report MAY 20th) $3.50, 6S9. 80
Total amount collected
since last report ...... 17,549.35
Total col. since organization. .$S42. ls9. is
DISBURSEMENTS.
June IL, Paid Legatees .$l44, COG. OF
Paid endowment fund,
tHOme Officer. ..... l70, 1921. Sc
laid endowment fucd
Department Ofliccs) .. 22,1a7. 81
Balance on hand .... 4634.27
$342, lS9. 15
90 We have been appointed Agent and
Club Manager for the above Association
for this county. Any person wishing to
join this grand Association, which pays
more to live than to die, will call on the
undersigned. j. II. MUNSON,
Club Manager.
w. II. O'DoNALD,
Agent.
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y "'wziSiiisstlft 6s y. csns:S
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OF AMERICA.

Department Officers.
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OFFICE: No. Powell St, Cor. Market
San Francisco, Cal.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-20

Speaking of amusements suggests thu
latest acquired civilized vice among
the Esquimaux - card-playing - which
knowledge they haveacqnired along Wit
other questionable things from eontac Z.
with the whnle-meu. At the stoppin,.
places most freqnented by whaling ships
We have been asked fo7 playing.cards
and the women showed no nicely i,
their morals. As rulo they are any
thing bnt fascinating. In fact, ha, -
seen but one--a woman who came abuar
st Cape Prince OF Walos--who mig
perhaps have been good-looking aft !.
taking warm bath. She was voted tl-
Esquimaux belle, and by way of man
testing this fact, she received from apprr-
ointive blue jackets numerous chucl =
under the chin with the same air Of graf.
iisd vanity that popular beauty do, a
the attention OF half dozen young fcl-
lows at german. To add TO their r.,
lulsiveness, the females tattoo their
rhius their dress is Of the most nnb =
coming style, and the smoky, cetacen
hsily perfume diflused through the
atmosphere in their immediate vicinity
as anything but agreeable to rein, u
nostrils. - Cor. -New York Herald.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-20

nl-
p"r'ns 'ne past 'sW years there has
'een n"''''eS' '""nee on the part OF
""o,'SAie ine'e',"l''s IN me appreciation
o' Tue 'a'ue {" travellers as compared
WIN ne"sp"per ""Vaf'is'hS' a hrm oil
ho"'s ao"efs Al ep'caso' "Dou' three
year ago, uislehse1 WIN Its drummers,
Au", 'of ahe purpose o' experiment., ex-
peuoea '"e a'nouu' o' ,ne'r ahhuai eh
penses III aa'ei''S'he' WIN such excellent
results Dc 70 cause 'nem 70 90 away with
ai"'n'ners M'ose'ref' o'ner nrms IN
'a'ious parts % 'ie country are said to
nave "one 'ise~ise'
Inc cost Oh dfn,nmers Ia enormous.