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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Feve,
Sores. letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblsirs,
Corus. and all Skin Erup'ions, and positively
cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t is qua,
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price g cer.s Der box. For ssf
nv Nirar .u-fe@d&vr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26

We'll. Johnny. have you learned Your
A B C's vet:' said his father after the lads
first week in school Yes sir" r, pits d the
Young hopeful, a B { 3 means Aiamson's
Bota,ie Cough Bslsam.H johnny remem-
bered how quickly his last cold had been
cure l..
Marcel 26dvod&veow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26

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MINIMUM
The foitoving municipal officers have beer
elsctsd for the ensuing year; Seiec.aen,
James " Story, George E,sler. Elbriage
Grouse clerk ard Treasurer. Fred L Parn-
ham collector. Charles l. Stodiari; super
visor Of schools. r J. coaroy; auditor. X
!. Snar james VI. Story has returned
from Ho1iton, where he has been making
arrangements with Hon. 4. L. Lambert for
the se,tlenoat Of State pauper claims Hon.
Joseph 4 LARK of Caribou. Is a candidate
for L. +. pension agent at Augusta. Capt.
cIarF has host of friends who know him
10 be- thoroughly deserving and we'll quail
ie Tor the position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26

Deef hie.

U>ef ifts.
Frank Small lef, tsxn Monday. for Rock
lani. --Honey has been raised BY South Deer
l-ie people 10 purchase bell for the VI. +.
church At the annual school MEETINGS at
SUNSET, > " Small vas chosen by Ds.rict
Is ard ). J Eaton by District IL Miss
Mamie B Small began private school at
Sunset. Monday, With quite number Of
pupils.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26
Something should lie Don. for Tim.

- Loul- pa.ers say there is q Tan in tba,
It1s "h' seil's 5lr,s on the straet and fCrci-
o. Ei-sa ile'l IN st Iotlisi Poor fellow /,
claz3 a. doubt How he must suffer Bur.
d--'e IN Brooklyn Eagle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26
DR.. LOUCEE'S
WHALING COMpOUNn
AN I |

Or against as applied to ANTI-tPOPLEC-
TINE. means remedy against striking down, or
. remedy for those diseases whose termination
often is sudden death. # /. the only Apnplevy
Preventive known "a medical SCIENCE and 1t viii
Cure Paralysis. Heart Disease. Rheu-
mntisn. Dy-rrp.i". Liver Complain.
Kidney md Bladder Troubles, thrsuic
Bronchitis. -cinticn and a II Discusses A ris-
ing from Impure Blood aud DebiiitRtcd
Nerves. Dizziness Or Pressure Ia the
Hrnd, spots Before Ewes, Pain Around
or Pnlpitniion of the Heart Indicates the
ua. ~ NTI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26
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Mail two cents to Colgate & Co, So John
St, N. y. for 4 sample of Demulcent Shaw.
ing Soap. mar26tue&fri
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26

Oakiaad

The early .pring &. producing the usual
smnart Of mud on our roads - The scholars
10 the high sebool are having much needed
rest W, take the foliosifg from the re-
port The school has been under the ia strac
lion Of Mr II e. jackson of B0vdoin Col
lege, Brun.v3ck, Maine. and Mi.- Emily +
Ams- a graduate of Colby Uniytfs u
Vat. rvii.-, Me, during the past year IH.
ia Mis-. A mes second year in the school aad
.he has rendered valuable service She is
IN honest industrious efficient teacher. Mr.
Jackson has been faithful TO his du-y ard
ha. kept an excellent school With entire sat
isfsc,ion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26
l,allroa0s d ,stramhoats.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Truths u. Effect
Dec. 81. 1855.
ua'i turtle, notice trains leave Ausuns IS fol-

ua'ii 'wthe, notice trains leave Ausuts $. fol-
lows
G0lNG WEET-s.an Al tor Lewiston. Rmk
land, Portland and iio.lcD. e..tS \ " tor Hal
lowell and Gardiner: t00a frri .vistun Far
mington, ROcsland. IUi,alt auG Bo. ION; 2oo
+. VI. for Halloween 49, e. .-'fr.-. RIOS i
for BrGrswiok, Bath. Pot eng .ni pos,ou s46P
". for iiHlieHoA ana Gardiner, 20 80 = VI night
Pullman Tor lewiston, ror'ipui and naston. and
for Bath Satnros,ys oaiy.
GOING EAST 2.25 \ II lnipht express, 70,
SAowh.gan, Hangor, ia' Nartur 81 stephen
st. John eut Aroa-- tx COUNTY. pM
~. Tor Ws'rrN t'c, Skowhcg1a, TANGO and Green
vile; 3 30 =. " TO- y ~ lu,gau Belfast. ppx
ter, Bangor, $. St'.nts. -. John and Aroo.
took toUrt": 70 p. II nv T,:tryillc on satur
day's onlv,
The Night Pullman Traira run each way every
night, Sundays included. but not to Skowheran on
h9h''',N mfnidE-, ~ 10 Hrfas' and Dexter, or be
yond Hhr'.or. "r >n"Aa' rnrnigs-
AC'oMMObA ZION rGAlA l.sves Gardiner for
Augusta al - 4, " q AND LOS T. NJ. ilailow~I
at s.o2 A. NJ, s. ..si ~ 2" n
FREIGHT fnAINs FOR Portland, 7os 4. NJ. and
l2.ls = NJ fo. " a'oisiilt ara Nanc, 'ofu i2E r.
NJ. and 40 = NJ; a. from Eos'os, t2,s aud .il
NJ. ans 1906 r. y
Thr'iv ticket q. Il .,sria AGO ~ pnnis South
hni y "t .'a. T." ''4',f f. , 'Nasrr, 30 set agent,
Anfns - sr' D9ly '+- t,- I'VE o.. r,rtes and
ai"chirr ta . .-'se.
f4N''N lr ~. Cro1 Manager.
+. y. BonrtBI. a.~' .--. Ard II got As'.
Tn 's5f, I've. q. t>'s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26
I.lScoLS
tdgrcsiDtb

Edgrc1D,b.
he following town officers have been
elected tor the present year j. IL, Baker.
moderator: Frank VI. Dodge, clerk A. Fos-
ter. william Cothran, Albert X. Baker,
selectmen. +. W Clifford. treasurer; Rev
thas G. lIciyoke, supervisor of school. 4,
.jpsenh Mury. AUDITOR; Benz. tothran, col
lcctor of taxes Boyd Russell & Co, have
two three ma.ted vessels taking ice for New
York Capt Adams is requiring his schoon-
or, the Niagara -rhe James Richards colt
has been sold TO parties in Boston, John
Bryant and wife have gone to Charlestown,
Mass. on visit Mrs Davis and son re-
turned to Greenport Monday
CcdIr Grore
The young 'eople met Friday eEeuing at
Mrs, v, Z NcFAlden's and organized a
Sidewalk Society and feel very much en-
couragei in hopes of completing a sidewalk
on our street.-The kennebec Is clear of
Ice aud as beautiful and as placid as ever
Vessels are expected this week at Lincoln :
and at La~rerees' The ferry boats com
meueed Their summer work, MIR h 25 -
Mr. +. W Hall was chosen agent at the
school meeting, saturday .-Mr and Mrs,
Fred Cotton have gone TO Msssachusetvs on
visit The kntekerbockers commenced
shisping ice. Mon'ay morning., March 25
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26
THIS SPRING
CELEBRATED

CELEBRATED
SPECIAL. HFFEK.-Any one sending us six
u our Hop Toilet So"p Wrappers. will re
I'VE hr mail, fr g from any adyertis meut on ii
our "uop Toilet eonp boy" d inches high in
elegant nesh tint; any ornament 10 every home.
BosroS, MASS, Jan, 3. 1850
forD wears haze be"u trout led with !. s.!n :. il
east. Have been treated by at lpps! twelve physL
Clans, III ny of hem having De specialists III skin
disease, 1t has been named by theIl from las
20 Ec2 ma Have also used GU icG u. Ayers ~arsa
phiilih, and numerous either dies e which
nave ftsufed IN any permanent - g., until I.4. i
th' Hop Remedies, since then have lad none of
ny former troubles. An. org Co" f.r to inc.
MILTON AUSTIN, 1873 ST. Boioiph t,,BostJn, Mass
Our Preparations the Finest In TIL.
world. send FIR Book Of Cure. of the
HOP REMEDIES.
THE MOP REMEDIEs co.,
10 d 1Oi Broad street, BOSTON. Mass
dec'7deadh wtfnroc
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31
Acceptable Letters.

A letter, whatever it's faults ofex- pression, is good one if it makes the reader feel that the writer is speaking with the pen out of the fullness of the heart, not composing something to be read, When we hear that Lady Duff Gordon said T never couid write good letter, and unless gallo? as harI as I can, and don't stop 10 think. I can say nothing, SO all is confused and uncorrected." we feel sure that her letters are agreeablerHading. When Swift writes to Lord Bathurst: "l swear your Lurdsiiip is the first per
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

son alive that made me lean on elbow while writing to him, and by consequence this will be the worst letter 1 ever writ" we tx, cct to find Swift in his correspondence c. When on the other hand, we arc. told that Lord Orrerv, Swift's ''nt : ble hiographer," made nscriptS of his letters, following regular rules of con 'sition," adding chapter and verse for model, ard pointing out the elegance of lis own conceits," we are glad that Lord Or rcrv does not write to us. When we read that the letters of Mr. Day -thc man who talked like his own "Sandfurd and Mrrton"-wcrc writ ten as fast as his pen could move. and nevertheless are SO rhetorical as "to give the idea of their being composed with great care" we are thankful that we are not obliged to read thcm.-lIarrcr's Magazine.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

THE present legislature will have done at least one mrritorinuS act. should il wip; out that confused mass of incoherent legal incunsi,- = tcncies. yclepted the revised Sta:- uteS of Arizona. A great many pco- pie throughout the Territory, whose hearts are neither burthencd with the fear of the devil nor of the DOW CTS that bc, have deriSively dubbed the aforesaid statutes as the "Kod- flied Kudc."
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

HoN. ". II. HARDY, Councilman from Muhave. introduced the fol- lowing bills, viz: Council bill No. 3, An act [" repeal clap. 13, titl' G0." office nf Territorial Slperin tsndomt nf Public Instruction coun- cil bill No. 1, r'p 'aIing paragraph. 2244. licensing gambling; council bill No. s, An act to repeal chap. }, title 2C," office of Territorial Board of Examiners; council bill No. 9, "An act to repeal chap. 24 24. title CO.," office of Commissioner oi Immigration; council j int resolu- tion No. l, relating to d code com mission. Now, Mr. Hardy. please introduce bill to repeal clap. 4. title 5G. office of Territorial Board of Equalization, and you will have fully completed v"ur work.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

old and thin stock cattle. X recent trip across the ranges developes tl.c fact, that large per cent of the stock cattle. notictably along the valley, adjacent hills and mesas of the Col ra,io river, were in rather q melancholy condition tu withstand the seventies of the present and an- ticipated weather for February and March.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

JUDGE BANTA received a private letter from friend at H"Ibrook, which says a Mir. Cameron from Flagstaff was their circulating q pc- titiun for the creation of a new county, to be called Coconin". The petitioners propose to take slice fl of Yavapai and Apache coun- ties. The existing indebtedness of Apache and Yavapai counties, will hardly admit of any present dis memberment of said counties, at least for Il time and these petition gents" are simply wasting goodink and paper, besides a little weak en- ergy in their Qt.ixotic enterprise.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31
St. Joane, Thvrecay. January g..

ADvIcEs from Present. says the Fifteenth Legislative Assembly Jeff that place for PLenix last Monday the 18th instant. The present SOS. sioa will therefore be held at the latter place, and henceforth Ph9nix will be known as the c:p.tol city at least, until it is again mounted uron wheels for ahnfher removal.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

WE arc frequently asked, "how many little cliques are hatchrd, nourished and k'p: grcenIy flour ish;ng, fur any one given year, in this village?" After a careful and thoughtful consideration of this ab- struse question. accompanied with one solid weeks mathematical cal culation, we are happy {" state the exact number to be 19,S73. Hence forth, please give Us rest"
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

CtN IDER!NG the fact that the very first hill-IIorsc bill No. l. introduced at the present session. was fnr the removal of thc capitol to Phoenix, gives every indication of prcconccrtel jobbery in ;he mat ter nf county divisions. No doubt now, but Yavapai will be cut and slaShel into two counties, with pos s hlv small slice off the west end of Apache to be added to the new county of Geronimo. From private letters received from Hulhruok, W. learn that Winslow signed tl;e pc tiiiun to a man for county division. The cut and dried manner. and the large majority, which passed thr .; p.tul removal bill, iS sell evident uf d course of wholesale swapping, to be carried on hv the Fifteenth. The Legislature has already ad iuurned to meet at PhpniX on tie ith day of February. The Prescott Courier. the leading Democratic pa- per of Northern Arizona, seems to have thrown up the sponge an the capitol, and admits "her to be a snner.n Well, John, old boy, they can't move Prescott, nor T"umh Butte, nor that grandest uf all mountains in Arizona, the San Francisco, and what is better than all, your glorious climate to Ph@- nix, so be content and haply.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

From private dispatch received from St. Johns, Arizona. 1t Is learn ed that D'plty United States Mar ~hal Robert Slrrn and S. E Bevans. special agent of the interior i"par: nIrnt. have arrested ". z. Hill. W. C. Davis. C. Monk. Bon Brown, l.. Brown, ". NJ. Burgess and ]. C Clark. on the charge of timber frauds committed in that county Tom Carson. Henry Smith and \ Ashton were also arrested at thu same time for land frauds. Tn, rilircrs have taken the prisoners t" Prescott for cunGnement.-Albu 1ucrque Citizen.
 The diminutive shystcr and ";.ll round hilk," who sent the abnv. dispatch to the Albuquerque Citi zen, is so we'll known in this cnun tv. that it is really a waste of time to contradict his many mcndacious statements made out of whole clotl The good citizens of Apache conn ty only wonder why a respectable jonrnaI, edited by such a good ftl- low as Tom Hughes. should give publicity to any statement emana- ting from such a contemptible
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31
4 RECENT number of inc Los Al

4 RECENT number of the Los AE- geles Herald, the leading news p l. per of Southern California, stat, g Jesse IInrdesty, Esq. las been ap- pointed a Deputy District Attorney for that county. Pinalitcs will re- member NIT. Hardesty as District Attorney for their county in the years 1S77-'7S.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

"OLD SKIyFlIST' screwed hisrrt n few days ago, and the atmosph" Q of this section has "gain acsEmt d it's wnnted purity. We have not learned whether or not old Sh;nny' left any of his gall behind :; how ever, from private sources s, given IS sub rosa, We are informed that Ee possesses a secret process f"" the instantaneous manufacture of gall. hence iS always stocked with a >u:- iicient quantity tn immediate all with whom he unfortunately comes in contact.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

TIE Albuquerque Citizen men tons Bob Morrison of this p,ace, as "a prominent CD candidate for Governor of Arizona" Ye gods What has poor Arizona done, to be thus slan,lcred, blasted, paralyzed and forever and etcrnally sent to the "Iemni;i m Luv-w0wS.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

WHAT is the matter with tlc scribe on the IIouf and Horn, that he should foist upDn lis readers such an absurd IIaggard(Iy), story AS New Land-Enw Prn;,leS."
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

The story goes that there is all old man out in Mound Valley, Col, who has been adopted bv a lot oi jack rabbits. Their tricn,!linrss and good feeling have become go obstrilSivc that tic old fellow would be thankful iisomething would hap pen to alicnatc their affections. Ec iS sort of hermit, living all alone in his ranch, where he devUtcS all his time to cattle and horse raising, AS he docsn' tEy tu raise vegetables the rabbits could Lo him no harm. and so iIc has never tried tO d.lv, them away. They soon brcam, very tame, and as the jack rabbi, is rather an a!tctinnatc animal anyway, they k. pt making mo. c advance: and trlals ol frien.lShl. uniil they and the o!d man bccai. {. quite sociaLlc, When he goes out after the COWS two or three duZ, n rabbits will come dropping aIon2 after him, running between his legs an.l nibb!ing his fingers. Very oi- ten a drove of them will gather around his cabin and cut tp ai sorts of l,ranks in front of his ,l"o' , leap on his bed, jun P into his chai if not occupying the only oI.' himsrl!- and noses around anon; his kettles and dishes for Some'hin: to eat. Several of tic most intcll:- gent he has singled out for spccia lavUrS. He has tauy Int them a num- Der of tricks, such as jump ng oy, T d bar nr through q ring. walking ol tliier hind legs and jumping uv ! one another like frogs. But tl.e ral : bits have developed such liki; 2 for civilization that they are ah0u in take possession of the house ant lave begun to rear their bfoois iI il, SD that the old man hardly knows now whether he owns tn. house or simply lives ic:c with tin rabbits.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

Now. if the great navigator Co., lumbus, in the year 1492. had, in- stead of America, haI p ned to set eyes first upon the Islands of Japan, would the Jap"nese of to-day be called Indians? The word Indian signifies natives of India. Thus fnr 400 years the natives of both North and South America. have been CT r0neously called Indians. Had America been named Columbia, in honor of its liscoverer. instead ni iE honor of Amerigo Fe>p :cci, its natives would be p'operly named CoIumhians hut being called Amer lea in honor of the Flurentine. the so-calied discoverer, they should have been. and are named prcperly Americans, and as such, no more are they Indians, than are the pres tnt natives of Europe.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

TIE weather is quite cold, com parativcly speaking, although little snow lies on the ground {; yet. if it continues. and the usual February shows fail upon thrnnw cold, frozen earth, much Aiucll will sufl;r and '..>-- .,,.,,,v siin ncnariallY ike.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31
Facts of Interest.

The Princess J1uriewski, the widow of the late Czar, will spend the winter at Nice. i George kennan has been elected President of the Literary Society of Washington. D. C.
 Prince George, of Greece. has re- ccived the decoration of Knight of the Order of the Elephant. t, President Carter, of Williams, has raised since he became the head of the college about $GO0,000.
 The Grand Duke Paul of Russia will be married to Princess Alex anlria of Greece n,xt June.
 The Princess of Wales was A years old on the 1St of December. but she does not look day over 30
 The present Ea!l of Granville'< father was famous for having lost $115,0O0 at whist in a single sitting
 President Carnot. of France. has received from the Emperor of Bra gil the decoration of the Order of Christ.
 Herr IIertcnstein, the late presi- dent of the Swiss confederation. died from the effects of i!l-trcat- ment of il corn.
 Patti charges more every year for her absolutely farewell warbIing. S:ic is now singing in EnglaInl for s 300 night.
 Fred Marsden says "a good frl- low" is one who hcSitatrs before some obstacle in life, helps another chap over, and gets kicked for his pains.
 Thirty years ago the Empress of Russia, the Princess of Wales and the Drrhess of Cumb, II lnl had to get along with $3 d month cacli pm money.
 Mai. Gen. Oliver o. Howard has arrived at New York to take com mand of tbe military division ot the Atlantic as the successUrof Gen. SchO!ield.
 The girls in the university at Min neap ,lis are to be drilled in regular <nldier fashion and to carry real guns. A company Of 100 has been organized.
 George William Curtis is laid up with a lameness caused by water on the knee. The trouble vas brought about by over-txrrtion in playing tennis last summer.
 John Jacob Astnr has given S150,- 900 to erect an additional building fnr the New York Cancer Hospital. l NIT. AStnrs gifts to the institu- tion thus far exceed $3CQ,0C0.
 Miss Davenport, an Irish lady, is the govcrncsS of the King of Spain. She gets $3,5OOa year salary, aId will have q life pension, when her task iS done of $2 300.
 The Prince of Wales is reported to have laid aside canes, and the New York dudes an Anglonlaniacs are wild with cxcitem, nt. The. lon't know what to do with thcip hands.
 Queen Victoria has abolished the royal kennel of stag hounds. and with it tn. Master of the Buck Hounds. This was doubtless effect ed partly by desire for retrench ment anal partly by the comments If the press.
 There are more than twenty Rus sian princes entitled to be styled grand duke. There are five grand dukes Nicholas, three grand dukes Michael and two grand dukes Alex is, Sergius, George, Alexander and Constantine.
 Acceptable Letters.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

Tx Gov. Barry, "f New H"mp- shire. is @ years of age, but Is im vir.'rnrs health.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31
Official Paper Of the County.

Advertising 5Arss. One inch, one Mo th.................. go Q.
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 one Year, -......... 5 O One half Column orc Month. .-.. ...... .:o.M
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 Legal notices will b. iusarted [ s2. .01 2 s1rart itel ines of this type'fOr he fir insertion and t1.Ol n souare for each snLse iuert insertion. Stock brands will b. inserted Cne brand Gn cut. one year. S10: ea"h nd iiif nal brand nn cut. some owner 8: each addtiOnRl brand Cr character. bar or connected letters, requiring engraI ed block. enc year, =.
 All nm municat o1s should re addressed to THE HERALD. z Johns. A. T.
 SUBsCRIPrIoS s4.G0 per year. in advance.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

O.OF
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 OTHER BRANDS , Y l 1t E'p. S'n ..' Jal ul-y lSt 17Si. all 'noreasei ETFIE2[ %s 'Srs: $: "'S ''' 'S' '''" ''''' '' -'' ll!z
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31
CATTLE BRANDS.

Ear marks: Clan split from root to point left ear, u1p Il i ill i-htt "a: Watls' (varu:,) "n lnN. un. CT TO t. C on ,aw (ehC. k, ; Ill s (; on left cl ee% On;y. llo0,d stUtk l> Cn e cheek and l on le:t ri JS.
 IF ERY HUNING Pest office: Show LCw Ar: ona Range: Show CIV "'eek. S.l, q c-enk, LagCra Or and Lp. una Salaii.
 Hose 5'a d Is lrit shoulder.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

There are more than twenty Rus sian princes entitled to be styled grand duke. There are five grand dukes Nicholas, three grand dnkrS Michael and two grand dukes Alex is, Sergius, George, Alexander and Constantine.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

Queen Victoria has abolished the royal kennel of stag hounds. and with it tn? Master of the Buck Hounds. This was doubtless effect ed partly by q desire for retrench- ment anal partly by tie comments If the press.