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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01
Timber Land Act. June 3rd. 1878
Notices For Publication.
Z. 3 LAND OFFICE,

Seattle W T. sept 4ia- 7SSa-
Notice Is ha-eaF given that in c0mpllaac with
the provisions OF the act OF Congress OF June g.
ISIS, entitled An act for the sale o. timber land
IN -ne states OF California Oregon NeTaz "a, and
WaSh Il g4on Territory ECEENE VAN ALsTIxE
B1rkleE. County OF Pierce Territory Of Wash
iny70n mas this Oar fled in this Office his sworn
statement No sos Tor the purchase OF the Lots
K & So Nel 4 Of See Tp- - norTn t. 5Nesl-
Is more valuable for its timber or Stone than for
agricultural purposes, and 10 establish his claim
10 said land before Inc Register and Receiver OF
This Office al Seattle, W T, on Tuesday 3.
daEnf Dec 1889 she al
He namcs Is Witnesses James kEsn O Sc 4
lie " I Thomas Burns, DAVID Morris an
john Altman OF Buckley "
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
ab0re-described lands are required 10 6le their
claims in this Office oasor before said ;, day OF
Dec 1889 7 N REED, yR- Reg So
Date OF first Pub Sept 2g-S9-4S
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01
goES r. BAIRD Register.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
SEATTLE, W T, July -, 1855
United states Land 0f6ce.

NtalIlIt- W j. Z AtIIi- looS-
Notice Is herebE given that IN CON llllalce with
the provisions OF the act OF Congress 81 Jane 3.
IS, entitled An at for the sale OF lin er lands
ia he STATES OF California, OREGON, Nevada, and
Washington Territory, EE5L kRANTz, OF
Tacoma County OF Pierce Teri OF Washington.
has this day filed IN this Office his sworn state
E4ent Nc sos, to- The purchase OF the El5, SE
Il SK34 SUI OF sec No 3 and ST-l4. SCI. OF
Sec No 6 in Tp Nc - N0E1h- Range No4 west
and VIII offer proof 10 show 1haf1h land sought
j. more valuable for It's timber or stone than foI
agricultural purposes, and 10 establish his claim
10 said land before the Register and Receiver OF
this office Al Seattle. " T. On ThuEeGay, The
la1h cay of November 1883
He names a. witnesses: J E Berg, Peter
Goodman, RObt- NcClo13 and John Dewitt, Oi
Tacoma W T
described lands are requested 10 file their claim:
in this Office Oh or before said 18th day OF Nov
lSsg- I NJ. REED, gEs- Register.
Date first Pub, Aug 59-56-
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Date OF first Pub, Sep6-S7
United States uans OHee.

Seattle : uglst I7th- 1854
Notice Is hereby given that N CON -alia1ee with
the provisions OF The at OF Congress Of june 3,
1875, entitled Ar sci Ter TIE sale OF timber lands
IN the STATES OF California Oregon Nevada, and
Washington Territory john l. Sloan, Of Taco
Ia County OF Pierce, Territory q N2shiI -3Il,
has this Gav fled IN this Office his sMprsl State
.1lealt = 492S. 9or the purchase Of me Ea, Ne
and N7T1 ,NEl4; and mel I, stlz. Of See nog-, in
p nos n Il nO4 west ana WI OFF, proof TO
show thai the land sought Is mere valuable for
its timber than Tor agricultural Purposes, ana 10
establish his claim TO said land before the Regis
ter and Receiver OF tlls Office Al Seattle, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day OF A0EeTnbeT, 81
He names as witnesses T. "a Holding OF
Olympia G. : E1lrn, of Tacoma, Joseph Deer, OF
Shelton, and " d. SlGsan, Of Tacoma, W T
any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described Lands are requested TO file their
claims in this Office OF before said L IL day OF
Nov, 'ss.
7. u REED, il, Register.
Date OF first Pub, Sept 5-37
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01

First quality Letterhead, Billhead
yc.s.lazad and Statement stock awaiting
orders If this Office Also EnveinPes
Stamping tags. Business and Calm
cards nf numerous siyies- Commercial
printing promptly executed
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01
Children Fui0y

The pleasant favor, genie sction and
soothing effects Of Syrup OF Figs. when
IN reed OF laxative, and # the father OF
mother be c0S1ive or bilious The most
graiifying results follow lis Use. 80 Thai
il Is the best family remedy known ana
evesy family shoulo have a bollle.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01

At the Mason County Central Sawmi n
yesterday morning, careless emploYe. in
turning on Steam TO start The machinery.
damaged the throttle, and The mill will be
closed down until 4 new one arrives.
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shelton poSt-OTfica.

MI. close a. 10 a Il, On Mezeeys- Me1nes-
~. to- t;te 7o~.h close at a NJ cn Toes
-. Tt7s-iavs and Saturdays
c.l. a. u We ooea sao-n A. NJ 10 P II
1|4i-- ,1ars Ion 10 70 A NJ
Nl1> ciese ri 10 A. " on mail DAYS
~ a ,lers Z ad Postal No5es issued
AETaUgJ J. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01

DENTISTRY r. F-eeland has
bought DR.. Carlyon's Dental Office in
Olympia, andsis prepared 10 90 all kinds
Of Dental work 81 reasonable rates OF
fee in Rogers. Photographic GALLERY.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01
HOODS CANAL Oct. ., SO.

DIED:-At Clifton. October p. Mr. Al
len D. Nhiteman, of hemorrhage of the
lungs. aged Is years, oldest son of Mr.. 4 .
B. Whiteman. He was born at Nisquallg,
in this Territory, March "a, 1863, and
came TO this County in 1867, where his
home has been ever since. For The past
two or three years his lungs have been
affected but even on the day Of his death
he was able to ride on horseback several
miles, but on that evening while on his
way home, he was taken Hilh a sudden
hemorrhare and hardly lime 10 get of
from his horse, and say 10 friend i en-
diving" when he breaIhe1 his last he
leaves f4tber, t~0 brothers, and one sis
ter. Hrs. James Foster 10 mourn his loss
Numerous friends gathered al his funeral
10 paw their last respects 10 him, and II
sympatAize with the azalcte1 ones who
are LETT.
Miss Florence Brooks began school al
Union City last week.
Mr. 4. Werman. one Of the Canal
prominent l0ggers, left for his old home
in Michigan, 4 short time since
The pile driver and its employees, are
building anew The wharf al Union City
-
TPE CHINOOK The most marked fea-
fure Of the climate. Or rather OF The wealth
CT, Of Washington is The -chinO0k" The
chinook, Indeed. i an element Of life
even a far cast - the DakO1aS, but In
Washington il Is the most marked and
The mos! blessed reality Of life in winter
The mercury may b. below zero, and
snow day cover The ground. In all 1he
four new States. and especially in Wash
ing1on, 1he people watch the western SKY.
Suddenly gray cloud appears just above
the western horizon Twelve hours la;eI
the air breathes Of spring, the snow melts
the cattle ara browsing, doors are ajar anG
windows open. The chinook, which thu:
speciallr hlesses The prairies Of Washing
ton between he Cascades and the Rocky
noun tains. is balmy wind that comes
from The great Japanese current OF the Pa
cifc ocean--Ex-
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01
Commissioners Meeting.

The board OF County Commissioners OF Ia
son County EEsl hold their regular qHAl1efs.
session IN the Court house al SaelfO1s On Aol
Gay November 2n1, ls5s
s-rks los w DAY j AGaiisr-
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01
Timber Land Act. jane 3rd. 1873
Notices For Publication.
Inited SC g &c, I

Seattle, " r Dec. cath, 1SsS-
Notice Is hereby gwen that II compliance with
the provisions OF the ac1 81 Congress OF june ),
ISIS entitled An al s0r the sale CT timber lands
II The States Of California Oregon, NeTs6s, and
washington Territory : ERANcEs CkEz- OF AAl1la-
ehIe- County OF Mason Territory CT washing
ton hiss this day flied N This Office lbs sworn
statement No ss1a ior the aa1-Ich2Se OF the
NJ, NH14. SE1z. Nv NEez- SR5s- OF section
Number IA in Township Number Il range
number Two west and VIII Offer proof TO
show that the Land sought galssase Ior lis
timber or stone than Tor agricultural purposes
aD0 to establish his csim 10 said land before the
Register and Receiver OF this Office al Seattle,
T. On FT55aE, the Isl DAP or Nov, lSS9-
De names a witnesses II Simmons walter
Ne5IyGe- jos Ell-soo an1 N1n Cummings, Of
haEnilShie- Mason Co, W T
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
ahore-oescribed lands are requested TO file their
claims n this osee on OF before said Isl day OF
Nov, 1855
geEx r BAIRD Register
Date o. fTst Pub Aus- 2s-ss-sL
UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE
SEATTLE, W 7, July -, lSse
Notice Is hereby given that IN cosaE liance with
1he provisions OF the scI OF Congress OF june s
ISIS entitled AN act for the sale OF timber lands
IN Inc States OF California, Oregon, NeAsda and
v Washington Territory" JAMES " MOUNT OF
Seho1ne- County OF UhAfcOra- Ter Of washington
has this day flied IN this dice his sworn stale
& IA SCI Sec No II IN Township No - North
Range west and vii offer proof 10 show thai
the land sought Is more valuable Tor lis timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes and II esfab
lish MS claim 10 said land before the Register
and Receiver OF this Of5ee AZ Seattle On Thursday
the 241h, Gay OF October, 1SS9
He names as witnesses David Sanford and
James u SANFORD SkOEOIalsl- Mason Co. 1hOs-
Il James ( Lyman n. LOOMS Tacoma W T.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are eQU1si91 10 fle their
Claims IN this o1hee On or before said 2sth day OF
October. 1889 7. NJ REED j., Register.
First pub. Aug o3-35-s4
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United sza.es Lard cMoe,

Dateoi first Pub. Get IS ISL
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-07
na,ygon,s Murderer.

The verdict OF the jury in the MIC
now murder case is remarkao.e
event in the history OF crime, captain
pae.on the editor Of the leading
noysnaner In Charleston. $ c. en-
tsred the ONCE Of DR. Mellow to pro
test the scanda lous conduct oil Mcpow
in seeking the company OF governese
IN Dawsoa's family. Mellow, . mar
ried man with a family, was apparent
II engaged in an intrigue with INC
French girl. She was stranger 10
the country, hardly being able to SPEAK
English.
Il was shown that Mellow sought
every opportunity TO force his a''sn'
tions on the girl In attempting 70
protect the girl Dawson los, his NE
Dawson entered MeDow's office ana
was killed, Mellow alleges, In selI-d o
tense. We do not see how tae evidence
sustained any such view Of tbs case.
Dawson was not armed 10 kill Hts
only weapon was cane weIgLins aFs
ana three-quarters ounces, mellow
swore that Dawson struck him WlIa
the cane. bat the injuries sustained
we're trlllng. There was a slight
I brulse OH MS head which ho may have
received Ia his futile attempt % bury
/ the BODY OF his victim. Mellow al
/ uittsl that he shot Dawson and thaI
/ he attempted to cOnsell the crime
/ He made two attempt 70 bury the body
and only when no found ihaI u Wa
I impossible did be give himself over Y
the authorities.
On trial It was clearly showa thai
Daw son was sho. white his back was
turned. and very likely when he was
leaving the room.
The Cir! swore that Mellow had re-
peatedly urged her 10 run away VILE
+ him, aud that although she had 70
cciged his attentions shs hal refused
10 comply with his wishes This girl
story was damaging in the extreme :,
Mellow, and hG admitted that Auj
story WAS true.
In spite o. an array 81 facts post
lively showing the guilt % Mellow. ~
was declared not guilty By the Jury
after only two hours drslnsratt0g
Such ycrlicts are damaging reflection
on the Jury system. and tHeg rsgIatnl.
contribute 70 a increase 81 rrsms
Mellow shouil haze been seat 4
state prison Tor his cnudIcs ID attempt
Ing the ruin 81 this girl Having con
promised the girl, betrayed itia on
family, murdered Dawson aud rgzc
au innocent family. hs Is handed bac
20 society with Il verdict o. "a,
guilty. w. Kansas City Journal.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-07
The tiaIlows Good Enough.

Some persons, whose sympathies
ire SO strongly moved toward murder
srs that they have none to spend on
their victims, have for years been try
ing to abolish the gallows and to snb-
stitutc in its place a sugar-coated in
itrumcnt for causing instantaneous
and painless death. In New York
they thought that they had succeeded.
They obtained the passage OF bill
which provides that persons convicted
II the crime OF deliberate murder
shall be put to death by electricity.
NO sooner was such d sentence passed
On Rcmmler, who murdered his wife
IN Buffalo in a most cruel manner.
than an attempt was made 20 prevent
ais execution. An appeal was taken
70 the supreme court OF the state 60
lest the constitutonality OF the law
oy the last legislature. His counsel
raise the point that death by electric
lig Is u ''cruel and unusual'' punish.
9,ent, and cite the constitution of tho
state and that Of the United States
each Of which declares that "excea-
'iyc bail shall not be required, nor OK
:essiyc fines imposed, nor cruel and
unusual punishments in1icted.n
1t Is not pretended that denth
caused by the passage OF u current OF
electricity ia more cruel than thai
caused by slow strangulation, or by
;he sudden breaking Of the spinal col
ann on u fall from u trap BY n rome
placed around the neck. II 4 admit.
led that the new mode Of punishment
y IN Improvement on the old one.
but It Is argued that 1t Is new, or ..un.
usual +" Such, indeed It Is. or M
least was at the time the two constit,,.
lions were formed, for the nature ~
electricity was not then known. ANA
90 application Of 1t had been mndo
The result Of this appeal will probn.
bly, be TO put u stop 10 the punishment
II murderers in New York for at lens,
swo years, or till the legislature shniI
| sgain meet and enact n different la,y
I'll truth, 1t may result in the abolition
~ suspension OF capital punishment n
New York for longer time. IL Il ~
;orted that II the state court OF appeal,
sustains the law the case will be chr.
'cd to the supreme court OF the Jpitef
States. This august tribunal Il noy
oycr four years behind in Its worl, NM
.ases are accommodating faster than tba,
are disposed Of.
Persons whose reason has not hoo,
impaired by sentimcntality. which /
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-07
The College Dude.

The Columbia Cornell boat race,
with its most extraordinary termina-
ton, ought to afford food for reflection
to the serious-minded parents of young
men all over this land. For long
time the humorous departments OF the
daily press have been paying more or
less attention 10 what is called the
dude" a seemingly new species OF
humanity OF recent discovery in this
country.
The dude" rs distinct and easily
distinguishable type, has been a famil-
lar object to the people of the larger
cities. but there are thous inds OF peo-
pie who know nothing OF the creature
save what they have learned regard
ing him in the newspapers. and there
are thousands who doubt his existence
or who believe that the portraitures
which they have seen of Trim in the
comic prints have been greatly exag-
gerated.
The dude is represented to be a
young thing who is just strong enough
10 suck the ivory head OF walking
| cane; who wears corset; who has on
embroidery underwear; who lives to
| dress; who uses periumery; who has q
drawing. school-girlish voice, and
who strikes effeminate attitudes lin u
word, male creature, but not q man.
The dude is to some extent the
/ latter-day product OF the colleges. He
has been traced back. beyond a posi-
bility OF doubt, to mbridge and New
Haven. From Harvard and Yale he
has spread to Cornell. Columbia,
4 Williams, Ann Arbor, and institutions
| OF lesser note.
In the recent boating contest six OF
! the Columbia students tainted.
Whether they had EN- indulging too
heavily in vinegar, taken for the pur.
pose OF producing an interesting pallor,
or whether they had laced too tight be-
fore embarking, is not known; but that
the frail young things were not in con-
dition to undertake manly exercise
is evident by the result. Hetotofort
the dudes at the colleges have beer
in the minority, Tney must be increas-
ing numerically at Columbia, or six oil
them could not have worked their way
into the boat club.
Ii the young man of the future is go
ing to faint when he INDUCES in little
muscular exercise we will have to look
TO Fassar for our athletes hereafter
Chicago Times.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-07
Farm Life in China.

a farmer may be hired by the year
rom So to $14, with food, clothing,
head shaving and tobacco. Those who
work by the day receive from to 10
seuls, with a noon day meal. At the
planting and harvesting ofrice. wages
are from 10 to 20 cents day, with five.
meals, or 80 cents a day without food.
Few land owners hire hands, except for
4 few days during the planting and
1arvesting OF rice. Those who have
moro land than they and their sons
.an till, leases il to their neighbors.
Much land is held on leases given by
GHcient proprietors to clansmen whose
descendants now till it, paying from
t7 to S14 worth of rice annually for
It's use. Food averages little more
sIlan dollar month for each mem
Ser of farmers family. One who
Buys, cooks and eats his meals alone,
spends from 50 cents to g month
apon the raw material and fuel Two
pounds of rice, costing 81 cents, with
relishes OF salt fish, picked cabbage,
sheap vegetables and fruits, costing Ii
cents, is the ordinary allowance to
sach laborer for each day. Abernethy's
advsce to a luxurious patient, Live
IN sixpence day and earn it, is fol
sowed by nearly every Chinaman. One
,gr two dependent relatives frequently
share with him the sixpence. -Popu'
ar Science Monthly.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-07
The King Spoke.

There is divinity doth hedge a
king, 8 says the poet. Bat the follow
ing shows thar baby king is very
much like ordinary babies.
The King of Spain is called Alfonso
Kill He is a very small King, not
yet three years old, and as some one
has well said. he hiss the most com
Portable throne in Europe, on his
nurses lap. The Spanish government
pays 81, 5000 annually for his main
tcnance, so you see king is very
expensive luxury which we can very
well do without. His Austrian mother,
Queen Christina, however, is very
fond OF him, and thinks he is worth
more than all the gold in the world.
When grave amb issadors come to
visit her, she will run out of the room,
bring in the little King. hold him up
proudly, and display his plump arms
and pretty little feet.
Once she went on journey to
Northern Spain. The chief magnate
of the district, duke, prepared a
courteous address of welcome, which
he commenced to read. Just then the
baby King began to cry; the Queen
blushed; but the duke was both quick
witted and lsind-hearted, and he
stopped reading with the remark:
sWhen the King speaks his subjects
should keep silence" This made the
| Queen laugh. caused everybody tc
feel good-natured, and the cry sooD
/ ceasad
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-07
ONLY her SIXTH.
She Wanted License In Hurry
for Fear He Might Get Away.

for Fear He Might Get Away.
..NIy man is too busy to come him
self SO please give me a marriage GER
tificate.n said clipper dame OF not
more than 50 years as men guess
ages-as she stepped into Marriage
License Clerk Birds Office one day
last week, says the Philadelphia
Record.
..Certainly.m SAID the polite clerk.
He reached for a pile OF papers and,
looking at the calender, remarked:
Ninth
NO. only the sixth" put in the
female.
"Then I'm wrong" replied the
clerk.
YES, you are; I've only had five
and this is the sixth, said the woman,
to the clerks surprise. :.
..Oh, mean the day of the month, ="
laughingly replied the clerk.
This one is darling, and I'll try
and raise him. sud the woman. '.He's
a clerk in dry-goods store and he
never sits down for fear he will crease
his pantalooas and make them bag at
the knees. But FL give him lesson.
I'm in awful hard luck with men. Soon
as / get them fixed l lose them. No.
was such nice man, He died with
consumption. When he died he had
seven yards of plaster wrapped
around him. No. was a very nice
man. He worked in Dupont's powder
factory. just my luck. When he was
blown up there was just enough OF him
to make a nair- locket. No. was also
a nice man. He followed the sea and
they tell me a whale swallowed him
up. No. 4 was a nice man, too. He
was Il book agent. Oh, he could talk
so sweet. used to sit by the hour
and listen to him. He bought di-
vorce out in Illinois and sent it to me.
No. was nice man. / worshiped that
fellow. He got to be a policeman
and stayed out late at the caucauses.
He said he was trying to get contract
to clean the streets, and dear knows
they need it, don't they? Well he died
of enlargement OF the head. Now,
hurry up with that paper. No. 6 i:
such nice fellow, but he NIGH
change his mind.
She took the paper and hurried up Il
the store, aud when No. 6 came on
he marched of to his doom.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-07

The tHCCs was shining silver esisaa
All bln6siIsss lay 10 untFuslen sasT
"Whsa freedom from her Ssss
height
shrssksd sGAtiashsrl let her 9
"AH hoar PASSED on. thn TURK susss
IS hRmblsbss wcuk thuHasFisE VI
To hover tn the sulphur suinkr,
And spread it. pals gppa the az
"Hia cehnlHx AZ shc settler swurt
Hs was lad Of hsh DEGREES
Md drrp the peagiy caves afnpax !,
H5 heard nOh, woSdnan. sFa't >
trugn
"ph, over thus from rhiidh9Gi's ass,,
by torch and tFumpgs tas, srfaleA
"l3Hqcaih y1H Ivy msHtinsi tower,
'SThe 5uIl.froE erpass his s0srHa1e
M love il like Tho rud. rod rosa
fTc brought a r1nF with p9sis tfRs
"Sir barney Bodkin bruka bis ness
And, Saxon ! am Nodufiek uas'
s-hanrScsieF Guardian.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-07
Gems of Thought.

Orr grand business Is not 70 SO
what lies dimiy ht n distance, bus %
do what lies clearly NJ hand Cag.ytc
That action is best which procures
the greatest happiness for tbs greatest
number Hutchinson.
IueiyiIity Is not q vice Of tbs soul.
but the effect Of several vices -ol van.
ity. Ignorance Of duty. lafiucss. stupid.
ity, distraction. contempt o, others
ani jealousy. DE La BTuyerr
Life Is not 50 short but that thors 1.
always time enough for courtesy ~
Emerson.
Of all tho evil spirits abro "a ~ this
hour In tho world insinCerlty u the
most dangerous. -Froude.
Only the refined and delicate nlaas.
ures that spFing from research aud
education can build mp barriers be-
tween different ranks. Nine. 10
Stael.
lie who comes up TO his own idea
OF greatness must always have had n
very low standard Of IL IN his own
mind. = HazIitt.
Those who live on vanity nust not
unrcasonably, expect 70 die o. NORTH.
cation. Mrs. Ellis.
Oh all the actions OF man's life. hi,
I marriage does least concern oths,
( people. yet OF MI actions OF our life
'tis most moddled with by other pco
4 PIE. Selden.
mink u must som wnor1 he writ.
ten' Tint the Ftrtlrs " mothers shall.
occasion lily, b. yisits1 Oh th,tr cbtI.
d Iron' as we'll as the sins Of fathers. :
DieECssoa.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-07

NJ Paqtaur Il threatened "a \
rival. DR.. Peyruud. u consaiiiaf
stefan 81 virby. claims 10 have ~
cred an efficient method for irs''
rabies rs injecting into rab5li,
essence If tho familiar hcr9 g 4
"tansy he pro lured what hs -
bydrophnbic iutpyicltiDn. q -
iBiDg very similar. and Win ~
thus obtained hc mingled ~ Pc. y.
Of chloral. He injected serefs. =
mails which had rabies with ihs 4
phyiaciic. md he processes ~ =.
cured four out Of six. This llSis
experience. however, can srafse4 .
regarded Ms a sufficient test o. w :
cess Of the new mode Of trcairisas
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-07

--.,,r the result OF bad digestion :, o.
Sc. ersading Of Mr. Howelrs movers move /.
the re rea ,Ss eplnion that the gallows y
on quite good enough for me es sS,oE thai
9 pnrderers. In truth, they sh'ns syre,cb
managing is too good" for tne MN" " nj,
Who brutality kills the VIE ,s. o. p.b ~.
bosom s y"u are not for the muir ..,
inelr NM for his innocent victims.
!r3i, K. e. svmer buys dynamo ana
5 ! ~ ,i'D battery TO use when NC ha,
occasion to murder Q helpless ssod HING.
thew win advocate old-iashlonsu ~, na"s Z.
; i without modern Improvements
Chicago Herald.