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Evening journal., 1889-12-19

Order your Picture Frames at once at
Yerger's; the rush is here; 419 Shipley
street.
Evening journal., 1889-12-19
Wilmingeon Clearing House.

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
1t the clearing house to-day were: Clear
lnRs. $1S5. 536 AZ: haiaucas $40 5S3. %.
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IeweIrv.

Look through the stock OF iewelry au
Davis's before making your selection, 8
East Second street.
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Gold Pins aud Pencils.

Large assortment, best qualities low
est prices at Millard f.. Davis, 8 East
Second street.
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MARRIED.

DO not forget the fine display Of goods
at Hart's, 406 King Street.
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A LAW suit seldom fits both parties sat
isfactorily. --Oil City Blizzard.
Evening journal., 1889-12-19

RoBT Smiths India Pale Ale, Ky
Brown Stout, Foord Bottling Co.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
900 KING STREET

sos King slHAhI
Is the talk OF the town. We put one pound Of
paper she'll almonds, one pound OF finest table
raisins, all In one box for 90 cents. Give this
seedless raisins q cents; good raisins cents;
B pounds California raisins. % cents: lots Of
Florida oranges for Christmas; lots California
plums and clipped peaches, prunellas and
figs; lots and lots Of pretty goods TO make
Christmas gifts Of. Best French mixtures;
plain mixtures. Come and see il we have not
the cleanest and brightest stock for Christmas
you ever saw. Don't forget this catsup. you
never win get it again at the price. No Christ
mas tree will be complete without a lot OF
those McGinty CAKES. pounds for p cents.
We have the best tea and coffee and the
whitest sugar and -four in this city. We
never sold such corn as we are selling cans
for 25 cents. Our store is full Of new goods.
Our California fruit is show at Il. NJ.
WEIR'S, 500 King street
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ITEMS or INTEREST

ToMMY-"Pa, may ask you a ques-
tionY Pa-"Certainly, my child. !"
Tommy Well. where is the wind when
IT doesn't blow2'-Texas Siftings.
THE way to make money is to save IL.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the most economi
cal medicine to buy, as it is the only
medicine Of which can truly be said, 100
doses one dollar. Do not take any other
preparation II you have decided to buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
PERHAPS there is nothing so touching
about email child as its hands after it
has been making mud pies. Burlingto
Free Press.
COME and see my $1O4 plush toilet
case, with Ivoroid brush, comb and mir
ror. The greatest bargain in the city.
Danforth, druggist, Second and Market.
These goods just received to-day.
BEReNER 4 Engel ''Tannhaeuser" Beer.
Foord Bottling Co,
GABBY--"How did you get that dread.
full cold2" Snuflleton-"Id the datural
way, stoopid S'pose l advertised fol
plads ad spodl6gaiodsY'
FEHRENBAcH's and Stoeckle's Beers
Foord Bottling Co.
Nine children did his mother have
Until he went to skate;
Now he has met watery grave,
And his mother has but eight.
Judge
Evening journal., 1889-12-19

Parlor organs, in beautiful new de
signs, by Story & Clark, Smith American,
Carpenter and others, from $40 upward
H. F. Robelen. 7l0 Market street.
Evening journal., 1889-12-19

Look at Yerger's Doc Pictures, ready
framed; it win pay you. 4l9 Shipley
street
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suggestions TO Assist the Dazed and Be
wndered Purchaser in Search of a suit
able Yule-rime Tresent-AIl Prices Are
Low This Year.
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b. f. chaIfant.

d Chalfant. boot and shoe dealer.
no. All King street, has laid ia large
stock OF fancy slippers and wool lined
saoes. etc, for the holiday season. Mr..
Chalfant has had many wears experience
p the business, and ne IS an expert both
n his knowledge Of footwear and OF
what viii suit the trade. He has a corps
ef polite and efficient clerks who viii
take pains TO satisfy his holiday patrons.
1AcnA~s a1cnaxA.
4 SSnit to the eAolesale whisky estab
Aaahment o. 4aoAa sAcHugh ct No. ];
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mrs. Joseph W. Hart.

Mrs. Joseph W. Hart, No 4O6 King
street, has made special preparations for
the holiday season. Her store Is packed
with seasonable goods. Doll babies
occupy an important and exalted
position in this establishment, their
faces looking towards you from
all points of the compass. By the
way, did You ever see a colored child
carrying black doll baby. OF did you
ever see colored child carrying any
KIND Of doll babyl Funny isn't itg Mrs
hart has on hand full line Of silk hand
kercniets, plush table covers, fancy goods
OF all kinds. The window display et
1nas store is striking and beautiful, and
will delight the eyes Of the urchins.
Evening journal., 1889-12-19

PERHAPS there is nothing so touching
about email child as its hands after it
has been making mud pies. Burlingto
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i. Hamburger q son.
II you would know
The place TO go

In this age Of low prices l. Hamburger
& Son, Nos. 220 and 222 Market street.
have brought their clothing business to
the needs Of the great majority and now
offer reductions on the present low prices.
The store is packed with article for
warmth and eorrectiveness Of style, un-
equalled in this city The holidays have
created low prices, so that more persons
can avail themselves of the opportunities
offered The firm reports steady in
rease in the sales for last month
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
Summons.

iE r- Ibis 'rici Court First Judicial District uf tis [ uto-y O. Ar.zors m ard fer the county of octisr
 los ph Eus,e1. pi'inuff ys. ] W. Goddard, icieEtaaI
 Action t- ughJ ir ihr Di-tric; Court rf the First Iu-.ciu Dls,-ct of the Territory of Ari- zoua. in ad 'Cr ire county of CochiSe and the comp 1'. fed iu he said county of Cochlse. in thr cf:7,r af tha Clerk Of said District (, urt
 The Trrrtpry oi Arizona srr.ds greeting to l. W. Godda-d, defendant
 You are hereby EquIrrd to appear in an ac- ton brought .g@ nst YOU D. the above named pl4iurff n th- District Cour- of the First Judi cal Jis.rli of t.ie T-rrItory "f Arizona, in and for the county lf COC..iS-. and To answer the complain. hIrd therein within ten days t-yclu- sIy, of tls day O: s--Nicrl aiter the service or you of thls summons ,f served within ths county. o- # served out of this counTy. nut in .his district, ~ithin twenty days, otherwise with Ir t'irty daysl, or judgment by default ~ill b. taken aCCust yoU -ccuTcIns to the prayer of sad complaint
 th- ssii acton IS brought to recover the sum of 8 900 dehi or tie contract as 1T the com 1lsint sst out.
 .@- Given under m, hand and the seal of ;he District Court oi thr First Iu- i SEAL. dicial District of the Territory of An zoaa in and for the county of Co., - r-lse. his 8th day of October, m the year oi ou- Lord one thousand eight hundred and -ighty-nine. GEO. II DAILY.
 log Clerk.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21

an t-ssas tta' 'iEoer i hereditary 'r my fan
 t A!y (. ..4 dad u. i. a sisf.. cd Iy fsJfh, ciet ! f E.c i4s oun -it,r d.ed O. iL Ny fecan1s any oe lma4Iu.d, lael. @ag- tLe horrible o!soA-s m flc f- f-nea-r.cc ou fny side IL N-s a ma .gnSni C-L,r ealing inssaf,ly "a saCh way t.sst it could not h Clt our. Nun, ruus Ten siics VI rc used Tor <. bu. be Cancr- grew steadily NoIsc. until it teSs d that V $ d0-ps1o1 to fC'iUw e others Of Inc rglllv took Swift is-ciiC. which, from the sr-t lav, forced olt the Icl.. 8. hnd continued iis use Ei 4, had ta' cn s..yC - 5ti' -. when found nr self well Ikrr,gt at X x. <. cured nc.
 Winston \. e., &o, 2t, N MR~. s. N. IDOI-
 seul r.r Book oi. ( .i.... -.Ll 2 Ei5o. Disease-
 TBE Swi.r ~gE,llC ( ,-. Ufawts 3 Atlanta. e
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21

~eed of the pars rsetie-salnioin, Q fcrage plant that is attracting a great deal of attention ar the present tIo'e. T. is claimed to be especially adapted to dry countries, and is said to be superior to luessNs oT alfalfa
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
CWept by tha Tiia q n, .t.-

S"rPt " L-c i4Lr -- .. .it,
 To the toPmo>t pinnacle ,. o,,-s, Hostetter's st"mach E..or- stands shining proof ci nha genuine n.,ii-, backed hy the li.iae .t.r ,,.tl facts, can a;'aiu. m" N-a a.I South American cu.Hn.u.-. Lu-ajs Australia. the We-' I.ui,-. C C.a.smaII and Mexico have sll cua-ri. ,G wiie patronage and testimony ,f in most favorable kind-hut uu-..f,I ,l-,o swell the reputation oi 'hi- sterling remedy. Among the naLGi,s for which the most convincing public and professional testimony proves that it is a benign cura i've, are cLI!is and fever, bilious remi.tsut, dumb ague and ague cake. dyspepsis, liver com plaint, neryousnes., debility, kidney and bladder complaints. l. mitigates the infrmities oi age hasten- con- valescence, has tendency to prevent i'll consequences from exposure andi exhaustion. Persons Oi Sedentary habits and laborious occupations will find it an ever useful tonic
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
BLANKS

Loeakion nonees, TDJf,Ceo' hhUk, sp- biida6ie Co He He5O Co7e. s,gNiNs bor0S and deeds. aud aH bi,snk, ,oD D-oplt '" Dse E,v e1Is 1I tSfe 0f7-s
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
SALESEEN WANTED

Small line of sample: from msnrfacr- urins corporation offered a live man One traveller earned an average of S3sc per month for six yeas past P. O. Bo, i3i7Nsz York,
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21

Advertising rate made kn ssl on -1- al. ! [ li, oficr.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21

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 II yol a.t.eaA. or aoy oorsiior-,l3 .r-,ret CT -h--' 'tyI.7, Q DE a-s slA..-~. tr. - thaL E 1st go.Irs... oi Aul,f.,1n n.. ta .ts- 2ltOt-r byH1,- --i- or Torpid Ii,l lr, Gs u,I .;,s ~a.r f'".-'.t'- f. or i-..G --sJu. L-c lC-C cpiup- I'd sui.g 'ssFCse has h1CurCc. 10 -It..te. -le Lau.s-- a.ln dl,ers - Ct r--rs1- Or. pi". cc's Golden mctico, Discovery g3i .-i-l, lt. ii taken se7orciDy LJ Cigec- 'IDB. fer H s'1 --11fl- iauyth of the. IT not cured. complications mLisply and COnsjimp- n.n"t if-' Lungs, ~LlI i'i7eIses, Heart Di>lC>-, .,i-u -u:l-tf-rn. k.iuCy blse.i~a. or other grave .nHlsiics on, -lilC i!uhi- To s,t in and, sooner IT ls:eT. iuIlCs fstal trrsIins-i0n
 Dr. .Sie-cc'- Golden Medical Dis. coSCry rrts ?. ,verfuily Upon the lsyer. md through t.Ir .rp..t tli-O4- -pt:rtvtfg Orclu puritiCs, from vheLcvcr cause Hr7sIDg. r. is e4ualy efic..ciOls i1 Urtlng upSu he kio- upys, sE1 other svcrurDfv orga:ls .l,-4lrls n.r s.T.ug. ian'n.s, and h-eiIisy t1sir dist-ascs. A al HfTb-tlziilg. restorative tonic, it promotes g-sIlDn Alu nutrition, thereby building up .-Jti 1-ah and s.rru-tn. In rlalarlaI distrlcts tcis wonderful moI-cine has yainszi great lsl=hrity in curing Fever and Ague Chills alsd Fever, Dunb < l,lc. and Kindred di-sas.---
 Sr. pieree's Golden Medical Dis.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
Speedily Cured.

I am satisfied that this remedy saved my life. .-Jno. Webster, PawtuCkel, K. l.
 l contracted a severe cold. which suddenly developed into Pneumouia' presenting dangerous and obstinate svmyeorns. My physician ordered tine use af Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Ills in- structions were followed. and the result was a rapid and permanent cure - H. E. Srimpson, Rogers Prsirie, Tex.
 Two years ago suffered from severe Cold, which settled on my Lungs con suited various physicians, and took the ,vedisines they prescribed. but received only temporary relief. A Afriend induced me to rry Ayers Cherry Pectoral. After taking two bottles of this medicine was cured. Since then I have given the Pec- foral to my children, and consider It
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
A Common Cold

I. often the beginning of serious alec tions oi the Throat, Bronchial TnleS. and Lungs. Therefore, the importance of early and effective treatment cannot bs overessimaied. Ayers Cherry Pec- tsral may always he relied upon Tor the speedy cure of Cold or Cough.
 Last January was attacked with a severe Cold, which. hy neglect and Ire auent exposures, became worse. finally settling on ny lungs. A terrible cough sooa followed, accompanied by pains m the cheat, from which | suffered intrn>e- ly. After trying various remedies, With oat obtaining relief. commenr"d 'aAih \ Aver. Cherry Pec-oral, and WAS
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
.tnt.il AHnmy srn.n AA.-.--- .

Prof W. iEsU-, -s-, ,a- ,e i:'.T-r. .. y. r-.-.-- -'' ! s.iT.ita u-lu'- ,...a sae .l,t g.-a--l. Nv t".-ilg ayr."r r. !rc'Gra r' md s..4 t.r-. ..F .' I-n . s.. H .-.-f EF' -f. my Cd.
 5-!C.~ t-. .4y IE. .H.-
 i=or lc By tat ft 1 ' E- -y 10. ' e ff-. r.4I
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
The Be st Rem e dy

for Colds, Coughs, and all Throat and Lung diseases, ever used m my ian!iF' -Robert vanderpool, Meadville. Pa.
 Some time ago took a slight Cold, which. being neglected, grew worse. anal se,tIed on rny Lungs. I had har king eongh, and was very weak. Those wh" knew me best considered my life 10 he in 1ren. danger. continued to suffer until | commenced using Aver Cherry Pertorai- Less than one bottle of ihis valuable medicine cured me. and reel that l owe the preservation of my life to it's curative powers. - Mrs. Ann Lockwood, Akron, New York
 Aser's Cherry Pectoral is considered, Aere. the one great remedy for all diseases Gf the throat and lungs, and is more in demand than any other medicine "i II < cnzas. u F. Roberts, Magnolia, Ark. fF
 Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
 rr-parra D, pr ,. c Aver O.. Lo~sn hA''. svld ey sB DrssS,s;s. Prie. .l; .ir os''i-' s'
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
CUgEs AlL HUNoaS.

from a con mon B!u'ch, or Erupi lon, to inc worst Scr lfula- ~llt-rheun. -' Eever-so-es'- >c-.ly or Rough Skin, in short. al ,iiseals.s tsif-sd " Jad t'oDi Ure conquered by this powerful, pgrify rg, and inyiEoratinG rnc,ii- cine Great Ealing Ulcers ra1iiiy neal under IS benign influence. Especially has 1t mani Ls's-cu is potency in Curing Tettrr, bczvna. Ervsipelss, EScils, Cgrhuncles- Sore Eyes. Scrnf- ulous Sores and Ss.eHi1gS, Hip-ioirt Disease White swcihDCS' LUitrn. or Thick Neck and Eni8rg,d Gf1E1s- Send te.! cents n stamps Tor a largy TrualI-e. with cOtor-d plates, on Si,!n Disesses. or tLr same amount Tor 6 Treat Isc Cn SCrofulous Affections.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21

A
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 have hss
 too print
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 bss good
 stylssn al
 o cheap pries in the sococe of tho rOkBsrnSE ePITAPH IAs 10 Any shce on the coast. Incl best machinery the late stvlesof type and Arist-c priu<er- conHine b edeotihg this resul, Dontsend A~ay your work untl you oun aIsplss and lesrR pricesL PatronizsA home industry As you expect to be pAtroaiscd. Aholi>h rub CT stamp abor- on and do business % bus eo prnetples Adopt Ste guSden rule a- your max n-"Do unto otbep as you would have others.do aaso you, and when Tos erv~ old yos will bs rich And respected. When you die 0porrc~lis. co nIDunlty ~in erect aonum-st o.s< your remains and your soui ID rs soaring ia the realms Of ethereal hliss.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

o=s .sne Sin when bet throe weeks cd broke ori ~Ih eczsza. We Trad iAe prescription from sev- F.ai god do.cto-s, but without a. sIscl-i beDeLi, Ne ujed $. s. D., and by the time oIe bottle Vas Ssnn hsr head becsn to heal, and by tie time she Saf taSan six bottle. ,he w-. comi-e.ely cured N0W s5e bas a fall and heavy hlJd Of L.iT-a -otos, besst,ly eed- feel t bal my duty 10 make l.ss staarn<rl II. T. sHOBE, Rich lIiil, Mo. "sepd for our Books On Blood sad Skin Di--assss s.f Advfcs iS sLdfrr., Elsi!cd frue.
 TuE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer g, Atlanta, Ga
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
Ayers Hair Vigor, Sold by Druggists and Perfuners-

PERFECT SAFETY, prompt action, and wonderful curative properties, easily place Ayers Pills at the head of the list of popular remedies for Sick and Nerv- ous Headaches, Constipation, and all ail- ments originating in a disordered Liver. have been a great sufferer from Headache, and Ayers Cathartic Pills are the only medicine that has ever given me relief. One dose Of these Pills will quickly move my bowels, and fires my head from pain. William L. Page, Richmond, Va if
 Ayers Pills,
 sA Sy sl Sssism . lSs1E~
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21

Ss li h-H-t l,. pl-- '-.s Into ta' ard ar:' i,tr'sf..f..  oIs-. s. tSt. .N-sH-r '' Is rlr hTrs.;I - paIrs-: .utI. '4 1anE A.a
 By .ts pr. >.| -y ta-s pl gtaE-' Dc -- s'pt1- .' ->s4 Coryaa. ana - h..F- -t- -l i"s
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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21

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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21

ctlTtu h' ..r :........ \. \. ... ]. 5. ... purgu<tsr .-'f
 S'uit-ii',- Ta it 6 Na~la.' .. sha. fhnir r-.H ..' Y. sai mot H" NV" l'f- a ma. OgstH"F
 -EStf.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
,.Cu-. -r -li. ~-. f.s.irc.

THH- RAG <. L.. f-..r th A-- E,rr .- l' m -.- [. ts
 So 7u t4. cloth u -aG-r. yE De-" @ ' ps5l. La-ra-.
 -y ~..i.-: '..-.
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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
Liver, Bia0a, sad Lunrs.

For weak LOIZE Spiuiuy of Blood. Shcr-- sless ot brearb, Chr;.nic Nasal Catarrh, Bro ciltls. Aet.Illia, Severe COuSha, and klndrtu aioCtious it Is an efficient remedy
 sold by Druggists, at . HOO, or Six Bottiss sor $500. ooUk or Cr.7Sumption. Address,
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-21
aFcE THE slooc IS THE LIFE,
CCNSUMpTION.

which Is ScrOfu'a of c!se Lungs, is arreste6 and cured Jy tihs remedy # taken in the arhcr stage O. the dis-gse. From its mar Tfous pGNCt over ,his tefrii y fatal disease, when frss lGcr-ng tnis nO~ worlf-famed rem 7iy to the piss4a. Dr. Fierce thought seriously 1t calling it hsg ~COSsC MPTIC3s CURE" but thsndyoed t1at name as tDC rt=tilCtiye for a I-ieclC.iss WliCl. tTril it's V-l-'Cerfui con- 3iEa-ipn of tonic, CT lt eT:ataCT IIg. alternative Jr p!oyd-f ernzis-, euit-ii..uus- pectOral and nurrlsive p.Jros..os, ls uucQgal-,4. not only as S 'cnlc1r Tor .-sCTrDt but for atI SsErBMsc Egf-casCa. Ot tEe
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-01
Great Rata Storms.

In an investigation Of one hundred
and six cases of rainfall ranging from
nine IT, twelve inches in eight hours,
Prof. E. Loomis has found the area of
one inch rainfall to have extended ut
least 500 miles in length in ten cases,
and to have exceeded 200 in three cases;
while the entire rain area was frequently
an oval figure exceeding 1000 IN length
and 500 miles in breadth. Concerning
these heavy rains the following facts
seem well established: ]. No great
barometric depression with steep gra-
dients ever occurs without considerable
rain. This is true not only for the Uni
ted States, but also for the cyclones of
the West Indies, the China sea, India
and the Bay of Bengal. 2. In great
transforms the barometric pressure
generally diminishes while the rainfall
increases. 8. The greatest depression
of the barometer generally occttrs about
twelve hours after the greatest rainfall.
4. A great fall of rain ID favorable to a
rapid progress Of the center OF least
pressure, while n small rainfall is gem
orally attended by less rapid progress.
1t is, however, plain that the rate OF
progress of low center depends partly
upon other causes than amount OF rain
fall
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-01
be able to betieve that tho more in,e,ti.

he able to believe that the more iEiefti.
gent Of the lower animals hav> super.
stitutious that correspond Ia some mea-
sure to those of the least intelligent
human beings That many animals
reason, draw logical differences beyond
the operation OF instinct, is pretty well
settled When dog or horse has
exhausted all its experience in at
tempting TO account for certain phen-
omena, does it conclude that the thing
is supernatural or out OF the order OF
expl;bable phenomenal? Noyelists tell
us about the amazing fear of dogs and
horses ordinarily fearless, when placed
under conditions that excite the fear OF
superstitiOus persons: Arc there facts
TO warrant this? Ii dogs and horses
see ghosts they must be capable of the
simplest form of religious emotion;
that is TO say, the fear of the inexplica-
Bile which in the savage is regarded by
science as the beginning OF religion:
Dogs have what in science passes for
moral sense. They arc conscious of
wrong doing and practice self restraint.
OF course it all grows out of the OK
perience that the doing of certain
things is attended with more pain than
momentary pleasure, but this, science
tells us, is the basis of moral sense. At
all events science is bound to admit the
potentiaiity OF superstitions in animals.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-01
Are Animals superstitious?

Do animals see ghostse OF course
there are no ghosts, but that makes no
difference. Science and philosophy
agree that it is not at all improbable
that nothing really exists and that
nothing is, except pertubations of brain
cells. Anything that we may think we
see may not, after all, have any exist
ence-at any rate it does not exist as
we see it. Do animals know about
ghosts and do they think they see them?
la his latest book Sir John Lubbock
undertakes TO tell how the world APP
pears to animals, but he doesn't enter
into the possibilities Of superstitions
among dogs and horses. for instance.
Certainly, the world does not appear
the same to the ant that it does to man;
and not quite the same to the dog or
the horse, since the dog and the horse
do not laugh. II we take the conclu-
sions OF science respecting the devel-
opment Of the intelligence, we ought to
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-01
Tia Shear Herd .r's Lifa.

The sheep herder's life, to say tho
least, is bard ono. He lives in tent
the year round. and often for weeks at
a time entirely alone. The sheep re-
quire constant attention to keep th,m
from straying and to protess them from
the wolves and coyotes. Olt in the
blazing sun all dag, with no friendly
shade trees, and returning az night to
his tent, he HIS to do his owl coo'siay
All wasliny all other wo..I of tho
camp. As the Ass is thin an sea-.
tcring, tho herd has to keep constantly
on the m)ve, which make, tn, al
ditional labor OF moving camp at lels,
every ten days. The herl,. Is a
stranger to even the common CON.
forts and conven;ences of life, and is
deprived of all the ben,its OF society
and friends His bed is on the groanl.
His blankets and clothing become;
soiled and dirty. Often water is very
scarce and he is thankful If he can got
enough to make his tea. II, is from
forty to one hundred miles from any
post Office. He has no knowledge of
what Is going on in the world, and sell
dom keeps the run OF tia day, week
or month. He must get his owl break
last and be oat by dayli .ght, as that is
the time the flock are on thu moyo.
Often atnigAt he has to BE- ont to pre-
vent the herd from being scatter,l By
coyotes and other enemies. Thea ALL
ed to all this are tho fore, winds AMI
fearful cold of the Wyoming winter,
when he must pitch his tens upol the
open plains with n fuel bat the seA1ty
roots of the sage bush, surely his &C.
cup ton Is no. q desirable one. II
asked what com2ens ltion there is TO-.
all his hardships and privation. |
should have to give it up.-Forest
and Stream.