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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19
BARGAINS
BOYS SUITS

With long pants. in sizss from
g 10 u ears old, some AL
WOOL and a few all Cott0 ::
they've b en- SOW selling anf
must be movec:; and why?
Because they've n improvst
by age. They Ioot a little
shop-worn. and tn . ices have
ranged from So IS to $40 q
suit. but TO-, ay the pTces are
much lower. and those Wfo
read the papers viii h i've .he
inside track give the hint
Are you ready?
Chlnchilla 0sercoats are a
hand, various shades ano
prices. If you'd consult the
leading styles in ou lverct ats
you. ! fad them thu latest. i
wu want tie h. me imported
corkscrew, we've got them
They have a tony !0ok but the
price is there, so IS the french
facing ana the elegant twill
silk liaina; | don't mean cotton
warp. | mean a fi's'-cIass
garment mare of t e b st ma
teriaIs. We can't take in our
entire STOCK Of 0VESC1ATS
at a glance. We've cot ovsr-
coats we don't like, bu. you
may; they make friends when
we SONS times mi 8, and WHY?
Because the 'kIGE. consider
inq the QJAll1Y. is very
small, whils the comfort anc
durability is all that can be
asked.
Why is all this stir and
hustle after CL0THla6 or0~-
ing day by cay; don't the air
begin to SAVIOR of Christmas?
The small boy can tell you all
alb ut it. How many have al
rea y asked US for CHRIST
MAS SUITS and if We have
pIen y Of 0V RCDATS. Ger
tain!y, boys. we love Christ
mas too we'll ourselves to neg
lect anything.
If you want to make your
purchase before the no iday
rush begins, we're ready. II
you want a cotton mixer
1vEEC9AT for your b y. lei
is age be from a to II at
81 so, we've got them: and still
a better at So, with a ba!t anU
buckle WhlCn gives II a CreSSy
appearance. | could te you
about many m,re, but what is
the use? You'll have to see
th.m to appreciate their
beauty and LOW PRICE. So
I hasten to say a word about
sUffLfRS. We have g,t all
the CoIors Of the rain bow
pla ds. st ipes and polka cots,
and in price from 25c 10 %
So so. SILK HAN0KeR-
CHEFS in all grades from the
cheapest TO about the bast.
Ant kECK les without emo,
from tie 25c ruff or tack to
t e finest FLUSH or cut VEL-
VETS, Ctaer things might be
told about but otaers fave
he ard of our selling cheap
and t'ey havs come to see Us |
and must be wai 'ei upon, or
else ! might tell you more.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19
The Shakers do not Use Cosmetics. but

whoever has seen them must have noticed
the bright, clear complexion of the Sisters.
There l. none of that tingr of yellow about
the eyes, no dark brown spots on the skin.
They look bright and cheerful. because they
enjoy good health. they maintain perfect di-
gestiOn by the Use Of the Shaker Extract of
Roots tSiegefs Syrup.
John Conner writes from Roscoe. Mo.
Aug. Is. 1854: Il must say a word or two
in regard 10 your great medicine. About
four years az" | was taken down with a
burning in my stomach and rheumatism.
began growing weak and could not eat any
thing. | tried everything could hear of
but could not tind any help. was induced
I" Try bottle "f the Shaker Extract of
Roots. and | commenced getting better al
once. have used six bottles. and now |
can rat anything without its inluring me.
gladly recommend it t" anyone suffering
with dyspepsia"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19
= Great Surprise,

Is in store for all who Use kemp'> Bal
sam for tine throat and lungs. the great
guaranteed remedy. Would YOU believe
that il is sold on it> aicrit> and that each
druggist is authorized to refund your money
10y the proprietor of this wonderful remedy
il it fails to cure YOU? Dr. I. }. Casper.
druggist. has secured the agency t"r it.
Price 5Oc. and y. Trial size free
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

II the horrible beastliness of the Cincn-
matt reform police goes on much longer like
that reported in Yesterday Commercial
Gazette, the martial law Of the vigilance.
committee is demanded and il imminent
We deprecate and discountenancr mob
methods: hut properly organized and Off
cered vigilance committee has been known
I" d" good deal of justice where nothing
else could reach the cas-.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

Credit is dine the German women and
phN Slcians for first Using Red Glover hI">-
SONS a> a medicine. Best results are OH
tanned when combined with other medicinal
roots and herbs. a. in Dr. Jones Rcd Glover
Tome. which Is the best known remedy fOI
all bluod diseases. stomach and lNeI
troubles, pimp!rS. cOstlvCness. bad breath.
piles. ague and malaria diseases. indigeS-
ti"m; loss ot appetite. low spirits. headache
and all diseases of the kidneys. Price I'll
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

The general British impression j. thai
Gladstone will strike hands with parmel!
aud resume the government. The plan
>,.,.pls To- have been about completed for the
lifting of the tory government "ut at it,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

The contest on the revision Of the rules
in the house had it, focus on the proposition
f"T dividing up the function of bringing in
bills for the appropriation Of public money
This proposition being carried. the new
rules We're easily adopted. So there ar,
now eight appropriation committees. i'll
stead of ont. Every contractor. srhrmer.
and l"bhieSt in Washington vas shouting
for this division Of the duties nf getting
away with the national treasure
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

Prof. Swing. "f Chicago. preached ser
mon there last sunday on Vanderbilt
Among other things. not in eul"gy of his
subject. hr said that history i waiting and
VIII" selected fifty cities in his country and
planted 4 Mathematician library "r industrial
>''h""l in each city" But. according {"
p"r>cnr appearances. modern history will
have t" wait for such man till il has h..-
come ancient history
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

bulgaria aud Senia haN" arpul">red in
rh,. pr.ee.Iiny of the demarraii"u commi>-
sion. and they are drawing bach their t"rrr>
into their respective territories. The va,
/. ~
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19
LOCAL NOTICES.

Nature il a great laboratory. and from il
Dr. Benjamin Mishlcr selected the materials
that compose his great medicine that has be
come famous the world over rs MiShrr'>
Herb Bitter>. Ii is made up wholly ot the
pureSt and best herbs. and that i the secret
~ ltS great power a. a remedial agent II
Is natures own remedy, and sovereign
cure for all diseases of the stomach. bowels.
liver and kidneys. Try it. Ii never fails.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

The notion Of pr"longmg life by imhal-
ing the breath of Young woman. observes
In. Nadd, surgeon extraordinary Ia Ming
William ". IN his ''MrmorandumS. Max
inns. and Memoirs. IAN agreeable delu~ium.
easily credited. and unr physician. VIII" had
himself written on health. was 80 imiiuenc Il
by it that he actually took lodgings in a
boarding school that he might never =
without the proper atmosphere"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

The L. :. court in Georgia has given judg
meut on the contest made by the liquor men
against counting the vote in the prohibition
election and decides against the Vets on
every point The Drys are iuhiIant, and
the Vets are dry. Now comes the expert
ment Of enforcing prohibition in a. large
city A. Atlanta.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

II i astounding, is nit 1t, editor Bickham
what complete horizon al N""nndreli>m
y.. an. ,lut in by. when one comes t" look
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19
Need Money

Well. if N"u need il ever =" much. the
best way = Ia work for it, And yuu cant
work Ia much advantage unless YOU have
good health. II you are dysprptc. 81 i,-
bilitated. or rheumatic the best WAY tu h,-
gn i I" invest a dollar in = bottle "t
Browns Iron Biit"T>. which will enrich
Your hi""d and drive out N"ur ailments.
Health i better than wealth Raw ~
Nh"emakrr druggists Hannibal, Mo. say
w" never sold an article that gave ~ good
satisfaction IT, Browns Iron Bltirr>
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

REV. II. Il. EERELL. of Pavilion. Y. Y.
says Of Gilmorr's Aromatic Wine: II be-
lieve it /" he most desirable remedy Ia h,
placed i'll every family" For sale by Thro.
TTOupp druggist
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

In the Suspension of teacher, it tTan>pred
in meeting of the local trustees of the
seventh district school of Cincinnati that
one Of them had received mysterious ~ai-
letter asking that the case he dropped. Gin
cinnari is getting to he disreputahle city.
il /, feared
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

II i absurd 10 hope that the Democratic
senate will be any less partisan in it> Iudg
mrur on the Cincinnati fraud than tn,
democratic supreme court has been. II the
lIamiltun-county men are sworn in the,
~ Ill remain in.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE
od Liver oil, with Hypnpho>phites, i
Excellent in Lung Troubles.

DIR. EE"ch Galloway. LaGrange. Ga.
says II have used Scntt's Emulsion witt
wonderful >u""cS> i'll all Lung troubles. ais,
find it has no equal in Summer Diarrhra or
children"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

enpIed, hr seeing every ballot taken cut
and himself handling all the scratched
tickets. the vote stood rs follows:
straight democratic ticket 20. .h->
Scratched democratic ticket &
straight republican ticket .... las
Scratched republican ticket ~
FRONT hlflun ticket -
Total w qSn
He SAYS that, when he left, after the
canvass Was all over the democratic vote
Mas announced to De .l6, and the .repuhli-
''an Isl. But sometime during the night
In" hgurrS underwent these astonishing
changes democratic Vote. g96- republican
vote, - that is. 30 votes added T." the
democratic ticket. and 1873 votes sub
trart"d from the republican total. 343
VOTES transferred from the republican Ia the
Democratic side
This is the precinct whose return shows
tn" . raised I" - in the coumn uf hundreds
And this Is the return which Judge Smith
"f tn" circuit count and the three democratic
Judges "f the supreme court. though adj
mitilnG that ii carried its forgery on its
Hut these 3lS votes how manv more he
d"r> not pretend To Say-ihe>r 3iS Reid
positively Swrar~ We're add,si to the dem
'"ratIc ticket hy fraud and furgrr, lie
was an eyewitness; he took memoranda in
pencil. aud he ~wrars Icy the figures a. he
has them.
These 5i3 votes alone are enough
I" beat all the democratr senators
ami ten "i the representatives Of Hamilton
county When the contest comes on in
III" senate. Will these democratic pnSSes>uTS
"t th" ~uprrme1"urt certificates face the
stat" of Chi" and vote Ia retain their seats
"m the plain forgery and the testimony of
fraud thus shown" II they do. they will
demonstrate that Cincinnati politics destroy :
the >"!t-r'>l"rI and s>phy>iatrs the con
>,'irncc.
But how will the other democratic >rna-
tsr> V"t. "n this palpahlr fraud" VIII they
all stand together and adopt it aS record
"t the party with which L. face the voter,
al the next election The appearances are
that they will. But We hope better things
"i the mo>>hark> of the vlrtunu> rural dis
trIri>.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

W l. scott. the railroad congressman
with >l2 900, 600. made some remarks on
the question of revision Of the rules the
other day: and there was good deal of
curiosity, when he had done, a. 1" which
didn't know but he showed the hnuS. that
81. 600. 600 could talk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

Pain from indigestion. dyspepsia. and too
hearty eating is relieved N once 10y taking
one of Iarter'S Little Liver Pills immrdi-
at..iy after dinner. Don't forget this 14r
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19
THIS AND THAT.

What's >oZODONT" 'Ti> this y"u ask.
/" answer is an easy task
IL i liquid soft and sweet
Which keeps teeth healthy. white and neat
Which makes the rosy gums endure
And renders breath. like roses. pure
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

For impure blood. the best medicine
known. >CDNlLI'S SAR>APARILLA.
OR BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. may
hc impliritlv relied on when every thing else
fails Take it in the Spring time especially
for the impure srcretinn> "t the blood Incl
dent Ia that season o1 the year: and taxi" II
at all times for ranCcr. srTofula. liver COM
plaiut>. weakness. bnil>. trumor>. >wrllIng>
skin diseases malaria and the thousand ills
that come from impure blood. T" ensure a
cheerful disposition take SCoNlLIS
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. which will
r,.>tnr,. the mind Ia It's natural equilibrium.
Last week an old lady. Mrs Rooney. liv-
ing in BeIyllr y. j.. was attacked with an
abnormal iii "f laughter. 1t was vi"leHt
that She fell nn tn" floor III a sw"on. and
remained UNCONSCIOUS till her death, which
occurred Saturday. Paralysis of the brain
wa> the immediate cause of her death.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

4 story is told. in the Zan..>NiIlt Signal.
al 4 LOST lyric" Of Edgar A. Poe'>. II i
entitled ''Leonannie" That alone would
brand ii a. counterfeit Poe. who had ~
remarkable genius for the invention Of
sound in speech, would never have been
guilty of so nambypamby "a name a. that
Neither would Poe ever have said this. how
ever prettily il sounds:
nd they made her eyes of glnnmy
Midnight. and her hair of bl""my
Muuushiup"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19
~oydsioilt.

An article that i al once a teeth pre-
server and breath purifier. and ~ pleasant
and convenient I" use. It> exceeding Popu-
larity does not Slrpri>" any one. Time has
fully established tn" fact that Sb/obbNT
IsnS>,.>>t> the~r -Ncellent qualities i'll an
eminent degree. II has legitmately ac-
qmirrd the right To a position upon every
toilet table
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

WILLIS l.. CULVER. of Pavilion. Y.
Y, says that Gilmorr'> Magnetic Elixir
cured him OF a long standing Throat and
Lung trouble. For sale by Theo Troupe
druggist.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

The ownership of the Nrnia Turrhlighi
has been transferred To corporation of
stiff ca litalSts: and with that born Jour
naliSt f. f.. Paine and Hon. jos. g. I..-t A.
the working force in the editorial depart
ment. the old Torchiight will he reilum-
mated and will resume lis position as the
headlight Of the newspaper train in Greene
county
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

Mrs. I>eult Dudley. wh">e little pistol
Wa unfortunately simed at o'Dynamitr
E">>a. i a disturbance in the Mddletown
in>ane-a>ylum. She yell- ~ nights and
cuts up dreadful. The authorities are get
ting anxious that her British relatives. if
She has any. shall rush over and take the
LADY, lseult of their hands.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

SATURDAY fvENIss. DECEMBER is 1885,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-19

enrplied, hr seeing every ballot taken out
ami himself handling all the scratched
tickets. the vote stood rs follows:
, 1885-09-20
4 aterio, Medal Found.


An extremely rare and curious military
medal WAS recently found under a
kitchen in this C ". On one side
1t has the words e or C ,urage. good
conduct, and faithful scrvicu Hin
dnstal Seventy. drst Highla ID light
Infantry. len years service. On the
ot..e r SIDE are The words en- nsula
/ oleia. , im,ora. Nittoria. Almaraz. Niyc.
yrrn cs ,rtIes. " a%tcrloo. ueates
ID nor. -
The medal Is made OF composition
metal. and is about one and a half inches
In dancer. Above aud below the words
Seventy first highland light Infantry
nre "A crown aud a hunt n horn respec
lively. and on the otnor side is nu oval
shaped figure in losing the cross of 4.
Audlew. beside which is standing a bare
footed pilgrim. The leauty oil who . Wis
age has been destroyed by tile abrasion of
the meal and tine lapse of time As may
be inferred from The nano ittoria
imiera and Waterloo the original pos
SCISSOR Of lhe medal was one who olowed
the british AZ throu Ii the parish Ell
insu'a in the war which ended Of Water
loo in lslh. The utLer eaend Of the
medal indicates that the baltlrscarreu
Highlander won nrw honors AMI laurie 5
in a la er serv ce in Fast India
low thr medal got to Charleston wonld
be hard to divine but il is eviden,l a
lenui c mi iary relic. Ii tells a very co
qhcnt TT e. and is The mu Q h stu ian Of a.
o d So d eli 5 proud r cord in p, ace and IN
war II resembles many good things 10
Lection and iona ce only in the resrect
that it is anon mbtt Inc killed war
rior left ever Thing but his name TO tell
the story.
, 1885-09-20

111AAA
The belief in vampires is less ev-
plical le. rev persons may be awarl
that IN the Lanu / n pr,n ipa tiles the
elief in the ghonllsh practices of mys-
erious night walkers is still as preva-
.eDt Is the night-air superstition in the
nited States. inety per cent Of our
fellow citizens honestly believe that
they can not open a bedroom window
after DIRK wit out admitting a lotion
n the form OF u lung disease draught:
and nine out of ten Bulgarian house
wives never retire for the night without
placing Il rrucid near the tnresho d n
a precautiOn against The vi Il OF the TO
kala n The } oil es ot sleepors who had
Il elected that pre- aut on were foun
almost exsau suis-u IS nearly bloc Hess as
II they had passed u night in q lord {
cypress swamp and with the mar S o.
he vampire 5 teeth still visible on t leir
II eNs AMI arms. 4 the sic per awaz-
ned in time he ghostly visitor would
disappear Ike a shadow. not apt to re-.
turn or awhile, though persons who
lad once undergone the horrid opera
tion were ever aftrrward sub e.t TO
strange faintlng Is that ailel the
Shoul in the accomplis .ment Of his hell
ish designs
hole archives { II OF testimony on
the sub ect have been collected ny Ger
a and hungarian publicist5, an
he most singular theories have cen
dvanced 10 plain the origin Of the
strange Leliet.
, 1885-09-20

Tug London press fnraishts lensth
accounts of an alleged discovery Whereby
telephone communication across the At
lantir is made possible. The mentor of
the new instrument, ii is sail is ID n tive
of Texls and has no scientific reputation,
Tie employs an instrument Of ,nprmo IS
power It is also alleged that a certain
company has acquired the sole right to
use the instrument. and a well know
millionaire has given rhe inventor. whose
means are exhausted. orrfs Wmche TO
perfect the new invention, which will
cost E5OO. 900. The new instrument. i
is ass' rted. has oeen successfully expert
mrnGod with in thc Gulf of Mexic The
stor, lacks scientific iata aud has the ap
reaance Of a hoax.
, 1885-09-20
NEW ISSUES.


Ai'er much n~oundS'ing about IN search
VI Nh issue Tor use ai"lnst u, "lcAeu
Democratic administration the New I Ok
I''"""e dropping f'r a while the unpru
nt'oie charreo OF broken pledges against
we president Tor putting Democrats n
once Is experimenting a Little GU eW
issu's. One Is . nm l'oach' us a mhitSr'
am the other is the low uriee Of cheese
lhls c'mhlodity' II appea g. brings the
iunefs out seven cents a pound Ihe
1''o,o'e 'nuiR''ah''y declares that
Cheese al the prices now realized
barely pSs EXPENSES we douut !
iar'ners eau make II al a pront lhls IL
D"',o relorm Win " VenReance'
luz eultor has overlooked IL nne SUD
,oe' ior an Issue lh"se infamous RraS'-
"oI'pers anu pota'o ougs ana tue cyclon' $
are unquesuonaoly chirseaolo 10 tho
D'"o'rA''c ADMINISTRATION IL Is surpris
lug '"a' Do inert parry "a''n uoS as the
l''"1"o u''s % DC, shou'u nave o'er
'o'Aeu mem Douotiess II VIII see uhe
opportunity anu use II al once hean-
.i"' 'e' '"o county prepare 'or 'ne "ro"'
american Oneere Question. an moreover
"ot ,R"ore ine ciilns ~ Jonh it'icn' Inc
",'a''e ou'iiet % muu turtle war 'es
Se's' concerning the Amen'eu nam
VINO Is no" unaole To contribute s,oo'V'o
"a NhA IlaNNN hllluH mn ~ aaN NnVI- "a hn
, 1885-09-20

% hHade'nhia Su7i1v-Srhnol Tim~s
The 7 Philadelphia Su day.School Times
%reproiucus US below from its entennia
number Of une / | 20. the fOllowin.
message from resident Grant 10 the
children and youth f the country. aud
says that the words printed in SINAI On /
Ia 3 were doubly understood by him H.
his original manuscript
w .une Il. >G-To the
editor of The sunday School Times hi
adelphia \ our fav of esteoday. ask
ing a message from me 10 The ca d e
and youth Of he nited STATES. 10 a com
panv Your centennial numJer. is this mo
ment receive |
My ad et7 sunday schools. no mai
ter what their demon nation is Hold
fast IN the Bible Is The sheet anch r q
,our | bert es write Is prtcepts in your
hearts and
To The in uence Of tn 5 hook arc we in
debted for all the res made In true
civil alton aud TO th s We must look n
our gu de in the future.
righteousness eNa eth a nation; bu'
sin is "A reproach TO any people" gu 5
Ies. ecIfuily. I. 5. GRANT.
, 1885-09-20

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
Of want Of weight in the back. lOins and
lower part OF the abdomen. causing the
patient to suppose hs has some affection
If the kidneys or neighboring organs At
tunes, symptoms ofindil estion ART present
i~atulency. uneasiness OF the stomach. etc.
A moisture like penpira.ion, producing a
very disagrceAble itching, aiter getting
warm, Is a common attendant Blind.
bleeding and itching piles yield at once to
the application Of DR.. B~usanku's Pie
Remedy, whirh acts directly IN the parts
effected. absorbing the tumors. a~llaying
the intense itching, and ehcctilg a per
manent cure. Price SO cents. Address
The Dr.. Bnsanko Msdirine Co, Piqua
0. Sold b, w n Hunt
, 1885-09-20
Animal. ;. IN. L.ra-A


.H fafnlA = AhBhLl1s.I
One need not ask why since the col.
lection of resin has bcen one OF the chief
industries OF the az es vii creatures
Of all kinds have becOms much scarcer
throughout the region which Is still
very attractive to the ad enturous
sportsman. especially il he he lisew $, Il
naturalist. The re.iniers have mad a
great deal to do With driving the wo yes
ack TO the Pyrenees-not so much by
making, war upon him MS by worrying
his nerves 10y the insessant tapping OF
their axes.
A wolf has n delirate nervous system
A line OF railway run through his
distti I is uiet sufli / Mt to md 9 him
move elsewhere The boar a less ner
oIs animal than the volt, aud II more
formidable one when attacked. is FIRE
urutly met IA thess forests lie h IS
nothing to 70 IT from the ~resiniers. who,
W en- they sec him have the prndrn .
10 let hin 60 his way, ent they treat
his spouse, whcu followed by her young.
with even great, r res ect. If the boar.
ON the other hand, o ONES imprld Mt
and makes nightly raids upon a IN uze
field on the outskirt OF the illage. the
will gers organ o n hunt. His taste tor
sweet mi 9 stalks IRE l%uenily costs him
his life; but he sells it dearl rippins
o en- dogs. AM so net,m - men. tightin
as Ion AS he has strength to strike with
his tusk.
Cur ously enongh tho boar h a rival
here in his cougener. the domestic pig,
which, having found the air of the
crest and freedom sw ieter than that of
he sly or farmyarl, beclm, n SELF
im%ancipated porker. A few yetr' ago
tn Sc wild pigs-they are known az
cocbons sauvages-wr so numerous
IN the ~neighnorhood Of Ca au an |
wrought such destruction upon the
young pines that the government TOOK
energetic measures 10 exterminats them.
fhe wild pigs Of the andes is of TIE
same rec that s pplies arts with its
much priced Bayouno hams.