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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-09
Grand Excursion to COLORADO O,

Ireland no longer sends the greatest num-
Der OF emigrants to this conntrY.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-09
Consumption Surely Cured.

The pope has sent chalices to Cardinal
Newman and the archbishops OF Glasgow.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-09

The debt OF Pennsylvania has been re
duced 81, 118, $50 during the year.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-09
Does the Earth really Movee

In ancient times everyb body played the
Tyre. Nowadays the liar plays everybody.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-09

The severe drought in South Australia
has been broken by copious rains.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-09

lfGfiicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac Thomp
sons Eye Water. Druggists sell It, Csc.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-09
THE SEED MAN

r.. W. GARDNER, F'reeport, ill.f
Rfs s efhsasse ssa s Ga0ggso gy 9s9A HgEE
Nore seeds for the money than Won can buy
elsewhere. PACKETS Cents. THY Us.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nav Live home and make money WORKING for than
VVk8 1t anything world Either Costly outfit
FREE Terms Address. TRUE Co.. Augusta, Aaas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19

DHA THE,


kTuNfS -1arh b lstn. 1859, in this city. I'd.
win. son OF Jacob and Mag OF stumpi. aged
one year. four month, and ~ Give days
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the fun. raj,
from the residence OF his parents, No bil
sfesn street, on Wednesday afternoon At 2
O'Clock. Interment at Wood ward HUI GENE.
terry. Ira
LAoEi. March 18th, lss9, In this city, Reg G mia
Lsgel, In tue ;vth year OF her age.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family ars
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
IRON her late residence. NO. S7o st. Joseph
street, on wednesday morning at sk O'Clock,
Nass At 81. Joseph's chure ut O'Clock,
BAssLHR lin this city, on the 18Th fnst
Sonn frankiin Bassier. son of Chrtstian "a
ana maria bassier, aged year. month and "a
The relatives ana friends OF the family ara
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
ron his parents residence. No. Oil North
queen street, on Thurday noon, at az oeloes
!ntsfment at Petersburg Lutheran grave
S1u 2td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19

PBnApHLrHIA, Mar 10 The recsipts at the
North PennsylvaniA and West Philadelphia
drove yards were
For the week Deeves, $500, sheep, 7 500; ;
hogs, $500. Previous week Deoveg, ., 200 |;
sheep, 000 hogs. 6.60O.
Beef Cattle were In lighter supply. ana only
lt0 hesd were shipped. leaving 0 bout the same
number as last week for sale Tho mar I et
was duii from tho opening, rs bntchers only
bought for their Immediate use. US they claim
that they cannot compete with the cheap
Chicago beef th,t IL on the market In lars Q
quantities. We quote: E1trA. Akc good Z
0tHo. medium. Sk0sAo.; common. BO3{o.
sales 10 extra choice Chicago steers. ov, &
e.0hs. t,S04kc., 23 do .Stns, skc ;s1 DO.
l,toons. 4kc.; III good do. l%0jhs. 40; l95
DO ,S0Oks.. Sc; 6H meoium DO. 200hs "a C
Ola do, icQAs., 3kc.; 107 common do ], ,00Obs
SIC; los 90 lsf . b IN ,000hs.. Bc.
Sheep were in fair demand ut = decline 9 Of Nc
natra, eAGScS good. S,lgekc lair a,40se
common. tx0lkc' cuils. Sk0ic extra Ma j.
lX0Sxc.; common DO, 3ko 10 cuUs do s0Sk
Lambs we've IN fair demand at acecline oi
kc WoQuote 46iLo.
hogs we're active and irm. Western, 717IIo
sta,e G6GHc
Mich cows woro in moderate demand at o.,
6t5 v head.
Nj oh alves wero ira activa at i0sko.
slippery COWS wero notwao even at Sl2s1oO
RolCgna Cows " hen n sale was u Oul b, uiuuut
brought from e60lA " head.
Fat lows WI ra demo ra IL od. ana drovefs ac-
ospted almost any price offered. We quote
l%OSc.
Irossod Beeves were in fair demand q,
560ko
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a.ivs ssOcx marhss.,

CHICAGO. March 10 Cattle - Receipts 90
shipments, 1000 market ttesdler /;
choice Deeves, q 0l0t 10; steers, o. OOJp
60; stockers ana iceders (2 GODS 90: cows,
63tO.
S600i market weak mixad, o. eO1A 10 :;
heavy. Neo6A so; light, I 1906 ooi skips, o ~
a. 10.
sheen -Receipts. 500 head shipments. 9,suo,
market strong natives, S3 b0OA 80 |;
Weslsrps. q 1905 Is lambs. q IOf,l 75.
the Dvorsrs' Journal special cable Il ON Lon.
don quotes heavy supplies OF home .br. d Sat
tie demand very weak prices Ac lower
top American Dtevts. l2c v D, estimated dead
weight.
AAsr rLIBnRrv.-Cattie-R Receipta. go shin.
rnepts, o,o market d IN lOs. CHER 2 cars Of
cattio shipped ID New York today.
Hogs - Receipts. 6.sjO h.,no shipments
48t0 market slow medium Ph'lsdelp phias,
sta Gtso heavy hogs, H76da 81; p'gs ana
iorkers, tv04eo.
Sheep -hecsipts. $3.50, shipments. 1900;
market slow ibI25c. lower.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
enu ooLvnarA sisLn SOCIETY
Rev. N. Alfred Nsvsa Ts Dshvsr the Addrsss
Asthe rhird Aassvossssy Usbsbrasion.
A. Assisl's Oatnt Pressntsd
Cha ~, J0hnso0a,

A. Ass1oe'n Ootht Rreeontod
CAas. ~. Johnsssn.
COLUMBIA, March lo.-Ths Col umb.a
Bible society viii cslsbeats ~ third ami.
versry this evening In Trinity Reformed
church, when the annual address will b
delivered BY Rev. Alfred Nsvin, d. D., Of
Lauoastsr. The society % Carrying on an
important work In the town and furnishes
Bibles at the coat Of making and handling
them. A report Of tho sales for the yesr
will be made this evening and It will DO
shown that large number have been dis
posed Of The speaker IL known through
cut the country ~ great writer and
forcible speaker.
The Cookmsn chapel Sunday school has
presented Charles w. Johnston with sn
srtis2s outfit In token Of their appreciation
OF the work done by him. MI Jehnst q
has been illustrating the Sunday school
lessons on blackb board for the school,
Allen q. Hippsy, Of the Philadelphia q
Erie railroad, 10 on visit to friends here.
The Out OF Door club Will hold meeting 9
this evening Of the home Of Dr. II. MIhiin.
MrA +. L. Hsgnsau, Of Philadslphis, 10 On
. visit 10 Mrs. L. w. May.
Oficsr Schill arrested Jim Dolan last
night for drunkenness and disorderly con.
duct This morning Squire Solly Gavo
him 20 days In jail.
Andrew HardLe's, was before Squire
Solly yesterday afternoon for trespsss and
disorderly conduct preferred by Henry
Duck. Tho case was settled By Hsrdnele
paying the costs.
A game OF base ball was played yesterday
afternoon, on the base ball grounds betw ween
two nines oaptsined by Ben Wolfe and
Cliff Rich. WOlio's nine won by . score
Of "a TO II.
Newton Besrs' Lost In London" com.
pany will sppear In the opera house next
Monday evening.
Tho Mite society Of the Second street
lutheran church, will give green tea In
lecture room on Saturday evening.
A large number OF the friends OF Misa
Annie Smith attended her party last
evening.
Alfred Meyers returned home from Cor
nell UniVorsitv this moruin1
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
Rt ported to Court,

called for at the opening Of criminal court In
Reading on Monday, Detective Lyon sub
mitted statement reporting the Csnststto.
Volk'est Verein society for selling liquor
on sundsy aud without license. This
sooisty Ia tho leading society, OF $50 German
cttssns. who meet IN Library hall, where
thoy hold meetings for the promotion OF
sociabiliiy. Tho society has no license and
deals out beer 20 the members, bu. the
question OF Its illegally has never been
raieed,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
In Argument Court

NJ Judge Patterson denied rules for new
1sials In the suits Of J p. Sohsnu w. A. K.
1)DuFyies and Charles Il. and LIZ Ward,
- the rsi OF Aaron Haitian w Isscc
(optgcmery.
10 the suit OF j. Watson EI!mfksr We.
9lcg x. Barr. the exceptions 10 col fiIms.
- q shefiti's ssles wore dismissed and
- eale confrmed.
n Aosahsm Palmer ~as grsnted q license
~ peooie In the county OF Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
rhs I.,x. ErslJss Ess,us.

On Sunday q description Of the large
soeomo,ivs "Drsad Nsushp appeared In
10 Philadelphia Press. This engine was
msds in Eogland and brought TO this
'1ountry for trial. II ia olslmed that 1t viii
pail heavy train at the rate OF 70 miles n
boar. There IL but one large driver on
olther side. This engine wss tn have left
Pittsburg this morning on Day Express to
ran through to New York On a trial trip.
~ tt did 80 II will reach Lancaster al i;45.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
One Of Jsch son'e { o,ns,

I R'sts-A Mason, Of Rhoads x Sons
s)ewelry store, has coin found by his DO, .
phile carrying old papers In his houss Oh
INST Orange street. 1t is the s;zs OF the old
ooppers and 10 OF that material. 1t bears
- date OF 1884 Oa one side IL the head OF
0onerai Jackson and around the edge are
~ words, "My substitute for tho bank. "
Asroas the face are these, "My experiment,
~ currency. my glory" On tho other
'e)1e around the edge are the words, "Perish
osedik perish commerce" On the face Is,
any victory, down with the bank"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19

QaioAeo. n irch 10. sDa. On. IN Msrse' opsned'
wheat = March, Gkc; Nay. 9oki June,
Corn. iisicn $50 May. $3.50 June. $3.50 :
oats.. March. si,so, May. 9s,fc June. ssxc.
July. sSxc.
.rora-Mareh, slae5; May. sii cox, juno.
Lafs-narcs. sesc; May. % s., June,
enort Ribs-May. 90 i2X F., June. 20 90, July,
eGs0.
cLoeIHe.
Wheat-MaIeh. 95k; May, ssx; June. slkc,
Corn. March. esc, May. ssXc; June. sczo.
Oats Earch. 1880; May. anc.; juno. 2s1c.
July, 25c.
PORK March. el2 a7x May. sli S7k; June,
e12 July, ela 10.
lard Maish. 10 s2x; May. o. 30; June.
shor. aibs-. Mar. &c ia,S May. % lex, June
% 20 July, &C 70.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
iiauor Dealers Impr,soned

Kansas CITY, Mo-, has bad social and
municipal revolution In the past week. A
vigorous enforcement OF the prohibitory
law has sent dozen liquor dealers to prison
for long terms, bts des Imposing on them a
fno OF 500 for overy glass Of intox icant
they have been convicted Of vending. Three
dozen others awslt speed trial. Gambling
dens are closed and other dives bav0 put
up their shutters.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
Hsd His Ear Torn or

Jacob R;pno, q man who Resides ct Wit.
\ Oss station, msy with q painful accident
svsutsrdey. He drove up to the railroad
ooinR at Bird In Hand just as Atlantic
Epsess cas-. dashed by. His horse fright
Gno6 and threw him from the wagon. In
s11Il1ng his head struck O stone and in 0
o1anoinE manner The result was that he
~ onej ear shines. cut Oh. He was also
osoisod considerably otherwise. He IVES
|eoken into the house OF J. r. Nswhouser
Nhsss he vas ittsraei-ey Dr. h, f. Mus.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
Before the hsyoy.

Shnes MCGOWAN, the man who was
INK yestsEday and desir, u, OF shaking
DqDds with every one he me-. was dts
ngBsd this mornirg by the msyor
- his promise to leave town. Edward
1o3os . conhrmet bum was sent 10 Jail Tor
Gays and ak l. dgers were disc harped
80 and b. M, Miller, the qusrreiing
naelans were dfcasrgsd On pay menl Of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
Jsek Hl..,auo.. as.yy Mail.

In the Pennsylvania railroad station on q
loree pile there are over fity sacks nlled
9ith mail matter, such ~ books, which
Game from Washington, d. O., and IL
e1dresssd 70 Hon. John A. Hiestapd. There
= sufhcient literature to keep the commo.
ooec's friends reading for some time, but
- - st Q loss to know Whist to DO With sll
- the stun. some OF 1t has been In the
qonkion several days In addition 10 this
1GE Hies.snd has large lot at his office.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
pLEAsANT AND PROFITABLE,

We aim ~ Il times 10 make students, stay
vi n us plta-snt ana pront BILE. Nc know IL
mas Desn proht- bls To IA great macy holding
60 positions who write us from ali sections
recommending the school to applicants. Peas.
snt mus, nave deem lheir stay with us, a. We
former pupils, Young mon and ladies desir-
Ing To takoup the conrss of -tuoy are cordially
Invited 10 ehli a. o lie le RooHs, spend q d. v
Win us. and investigais 7 thsn selves. y, al.
caster business C,llege. No. l0k Fat King
street. II. U. NkIDLsH Puno,p,le
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active ana strong. DINING the Arss hour there
was considerable buying fos London and com.
mission houses. This resulted in Advancing
piices V 70 I pct eent By II O'Clock. In ths
next hour little OF nothing was done until
within few minutes Of midday. when com.
bination OF q. ID. 3 Il \. J.. ana Atchison
completely obiiterAtsd a tho eAriy advance. At
the pre- cent writing tnere r. moro supp ,rt ana
prices ere on tAs slvsncs again.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19

Tho Holland Breeders association, or.
ganised In this county sono years ago, but
which was practically not In existence tie
past fow years, was re.organized on Monday
BY the election Of tho following ofiicors {:
President, b. j. Mcdrsnn, Woe presidents,
Hiram Horting, John II. Lands treasurer.
John B. kendig secretary, Allan A.
Herr executive committee, John b. Ken.
dig, Martin II. WoDger, ID. X. Burk-
holder.
The Ohjec. OF the association is TO lock
after the registering OF Holstein cattle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
VIII Move Thar nnarssr.

The aermsnia Turu-Verein havo rented
the third foor OF Excelsior Hall building,
on East King street This evening they
Will move The members will meet at
M1nnorchor, and headed by tho Iroquols
baud, will maroh to Excelsior hall, where
q soclsblo will be held.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19

man named Rudy, who Is ea ploysi a,
10 etosU Of Asir Oh Brothers on Nls,h
- street. wss struck by csCwb. r.
D ~ seli ffom shove HIN 70 tsriay, and
~ ~ had severely Injured,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
uoV HOrK asoers.

sEs VoRK. March 10 II o. m.-honey e,oss,
Il per cent? Exchange closed s,facv
posted rates. ~ fekQa ssk; actual ratss
seA for 81 Gays ana q tsA for demand
Sovernlnspts closed quiet; currency es
y 20 bic iSs coupon. u s9k s,Ss DO, q o.
The stock market this morning o,snea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
che Last OF the appeals.

Ths commissioners today heard the ap.
peals from the assessments % made for
Manor township. This finishes the sp-
peals for 1859 except ~ 70 Weat Hempfield
township, which will be heard on April
10Th,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
OGu. eh llsdscst,op

Z1DA's chui . !, near New Holland s.ruel
- tosnsdo W several weeks ago and
4 4 ,nsgsc, tss b rspsis and viii
~ oedsosied ON sunday, March %
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
sieepiaR Frenzy.

fiom the Buffalo CouIior.
Has Secretary Blaine called the attention
OF Secretary Window To the fact that the
lst or iB retaining $50. 900, 900 OF government
money In the national bank Repositories I
During the campaign MI. Blaine wss very
frautic about these awful deposits, but
waole IL that frenzy nowY
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19

AUDeisisd Lunbss lnspseisr.
~ enook bss been appointed lumber
11oos = Marietta, for the year 1859
oeoe hes held thst co - since 1919
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19

TOBACCO Buyers Contract Bookr. Receipt
Fooks. SAMPLE Tags. 40, printed ut the Intel.
LioEsosR Onice NJ short notice. Price, rea
sonable. work arst-class. fsb7.tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19

USE ootason sosp ana get any book you
want free OF cost ml&.lwds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19

SAW MILLS, RARK MILLS, COB
- Mills. LestLer Rollers. Fan Packers, ,Triple
hor powers Mhli.g and Mining Mae binery,
mltfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19

pACKINGs, AS FOLLOWS: DIRIGo,
= tor steam and Hydraulic Packing. Asbest
Rope. Woven asa " ick Packing Hemp &C Z.
ing. Asbestos MIL Board, Asbestos Cement,
as6estos sheAthing. Gum Psesing. Gum
ktpge tor water Gauges, Plumbsso Packt, 2.
kssds Patent Asbe sIos. Lin ed seciionaI Pips
Cover: q JOHN kksII, Ws kast Fulton
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
PROTECTIVE POLICY i!
LEVAN & SONS,

KEYSTONE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
IA eb for foil day course. evening session,
go. thorough course in all bustne IS
branches. fine actual business depait nent.
Typewriung and shorthand taught. = his In.
eittutlon Will be located after April lat, III rd
door Frey q kckert's shoe store, kast King
street w. ID. MOSS Ek, Principal.
tfdAW 6 West King St. Lancaster. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19

WE HAvR IN STOCK nne line OF etched
folders ana illuminated oards, especially
adsped for Opening Cards. Announcement. I.
Biis OF rare. Menus for private dinners. Book
lovers, orders OF Dance, Programmes. ana
the Ike, which will be printed st reasonable
rates, as cur iaciliii.s for turning out nne
printing ale tquailed by few houses. Give us
u call.
octsgon soap saves time and money. Ask
your grocer for It. mIalvo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19

Colgate a Co. arc tho nanufa oturers OF DC
tagon soap. Ask your grocer fer It.
mll.lwds
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UREE! FREE!
A House and Lot!

d AOuNO CkAu uUU
70 buy him house ana lot when he gets
the end to hustle Tor your own house ana lot,
Sna would :ay 70 any man. young or o:d, who
Whs. % can Save save him enough II IS %Susy W o,srs ON si:
groceries TO buy house and lot
m kemem6er ClsrEe can give you prices In
anywhere else. NOV
ouRsTOck koFL.ETEsaooDs Is WORTH
Note few " Of oSF sandom M Bargains. rr'e'S
Large s.zs boIe; Mustard or iplced sar.
The finest Imported sardinss l2xc. each,
Theffnest american Ssrdines in OF. 6e o ich.
,os 1oar OF the FINEST sugar Cured Herring Tor
-FOUR OF the Finest Holland Hepins for loc.
Thsginest tod Fish and Irish MaekeIel
The Finest Einnsn Haddies you ever saw.
0REAT sNAPIN CANsED GOODS.
Ten cents for Bakers Sugar Corn.
tevsn cents for our Next Brsnd or ior ssc,
kix cents for our Next Brand or for 25c
len cenu VIII buy u can OF our Btst Toma.
.Ain Nine cents will buy q can of our Second
All OF the shove are warranted nrst.class.
No Soaked Canned Corn IN our stock.
just think. &c. Will buy q pound OF the Best
the same quantity OF good clean ace for Yc.
In Drted Beef. Ham. sausage and bacon, We
knock all competitors emo ways. Died besf
ana sausage ~ lor Rs slsc. a pound.
kemember We sttll sell the best Swfss Cheese
~ 22c. per pound, and We have tho nnest
Cream Che G SO In America.
fLOURi FLOUR!
You don't know what good Hour Is until
once you have ttied our Great xxx in
Linen Sacks. We save ou ?Oc on each sack
NEW CROP TEAS AND PURE sELECTED
COfrEGs.
just received. ana In order that eveIy family
In lancaster county gives our Tea and Coffee
trial. We will give to Ay man, woman or
child 70 marrow buying pound OF our Best
Brand OF Coffee or D OF any priced Tea a
l0c boz OF Bixby's Best Backing Every per.
son know this TO be the best brand OF BLACK.
ing made. and should make q note OF this-
ths Greatest OF Offers.
Just think OF II, ten cent box os Placstp.
So" away win a . ie'' from ioc y up 10
:, Be sure and order MArvin's Cakes ana Eagle
Butter Crscke's. the best In the world
california sugar syrup lust In, 4. l. o Honey
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-19
ASTRICH BROS.

LIVERY DAY Y BRINGS FORTH NEW
~ oiscovere,. The latest ana most enc.
neiai TO I hs human race Is the discovery or
Who flowtr BcQret Soap" TO sell al 10 cts
HlRsH 4 BROTHER, MEMS CLIO.
Al THIkRS.
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mouth and drop it on the command

whoa.
He has also to be made accustomed
to the report of gun. This is accom-.
plished by at first firing small charge
of powder at considerable distance
from him and each day increasing the
charge and decreasing the distance.
When doing this it is good plan to
chain a dog that is not timid near
him.
A pup should never be used in the
| field or cover until he has been yard
broken, as indicated above. When he
has taken his degree in this, and not
before, take him out. Watch closely
every movement of the dog when he
finds his first bird. What he does will
give the key to his disposition and
indicate how he should be treated.
l have seen a pup on finding his first
bird make as pretty point as any old
veteran. He seems to know just how
near the game he can safely approach
and when he stops he is there for all
day if necessary. To break such a one
is all plain sailing. as he has only to be
taught ranging and retrieving. Then
there is the pup that on finding his
first bird will drop to the ground and
remain in close charge.
Such dog has keen nose and sure
to be staunch. He is, however, apt to
be too sensitive and timid. A whip
should scarcely ever touch him and
kind words will go further with him
than cross ones.
Another will pay no attention either
to the scent or the bird ITSELF but run
right over both. This is not a sure
sign that his nose is deficient 1t may
be that instinct has not taught him
what game bird is; one should be
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-02
EDUCATION OF A DOG
How He Is Taught to Obey His
Masters Commands.
SECRET OF YARD BREAKING.
Teaching Him to Retrieve Spare the Rod
When Possible, but Use It Freely
When Necessary = Interesting
Discussion.

The shooting season is drawing near
and am safe in saying its arrival will
find, as usual, but comparatively few
prepared for it-that is, for wing shoot
ing over dog. To really enjoy wing
shooting thoroughly trained dog is
necessary. Such dog, ready made,
will cost from $75 up. TO mah who
goes out but few times in the season,
this price is more than he feels like
spending, and he says: ''Oh, we'll. l
guess old Sport will do for the little
shooting shall be able to indulge in. !"
The opening day comes, and he and
"Old Sport" try it on. "Old Sport is
rank and probably deaf. On reaching
the cover he ranges way ahead and
puts up the birds out of gun shot, and
after the most aggravating kind of
day the sportsman returns home with
out any birds, completely used up and
thoroughly disguised with shooting in
general, and unless he has been mar
vel OF virtue and patience it will take
a weeks hard training to forget what
that days experience has taught him
in the way of profanity.
To avoid experience of this kind, it