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A UgefU1 Tree.

A cocoa-nut tree bears sixty to one hum
dred nuts year, and last year nearly 400,
coo Of them were brought TO New York.
The roots of the tree are edible and are
eaten by the natives Of ths countries where
they grow, who also make baskets OF them
Tie young leaves are edible also when
cooked and tho tough lesves are made into
= variety OF things, including paper, fishing
nets, fans, cloth and baskets TIE ribs of
the leaves furnish arrows, boat paddles
and other things, and the vsood of the
trunk is used fer boats and building. Both
vinegar and sugar are obteinei from the
sap, and the ashes Of the wood are very
strong in excellent potash. The cocoa"
from which We make taole beverage does
not come from the cocoa tree. The word
thus applied is a corruption Of ''cacao, I"
which is the name Of a very different plant
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A Gsntleman's Den.

The "gentlera,i.s den is a
new department in he decora
tors emporium. For a long time
we have had the privilege Of
seeing chambers. parlofs, living
and dining room. made up In
shop windows with The nices!
regard for detail and accuracy
Imaginable. Now comes The
noreity in 'he shapenf an ideal
IL. a den. yhars The MN OF the
house can do AS he hkes-smoke
till his eyes are blind and the
lining of his month peels and
where bis bo.,ks, papers and slip
pers are safe from The destroying
hand of the hnnsem..id. The
mo.lel represented by Local!
firm shows a study IN hand paidi
Eaglish coiien. that cool, clean
fabric covering the walls. IL.
the celiing. bnidered with The
pslesi blue cloth. were figures
from the pyramids in pictures
qae groups. The frieze. also oi
printed cotton, is two feet wide
and re ,resen,s study from the
hieroglvphics.
The floor is stained brown and
. couple cI India rugs half cover
II. The furnature. while sparse,
is subsi ancial and every piece
eerve.l Il puppse. For Instance
the three chairs are large. easy
and Inxaraus: the Turkish ccIch
also co,tnn covered, is provid. d
with a dnil red pillow AMI sill
yer plush and leopard skin slum
Der r.,be that would stand amy
amonni of rrug,i usa;.e for Ten
wears al least. On an Oriental
coffee table the smokers articles
were displayed aud near by.
stood b:ackeIed iron crane
with a kettle on The hook. The
only attempt at decoration
was a small ba mboo cabinet
stained with walnut juice and
containiu. basin. waller bottle.
can pi alcohol and couple oi
glasses al spoons. The writing
stand on lhe cenier table was
The size OF IA platter. snch as a
turkey is served from, and the
glue poi and INK bottles had The
capacity of a pin! measure.
The only books on the table
we're a dictionary and messen-
gers tariff guide. There was no
cloth on the tables, no lidies on
tDe chars and nc brio IA brac 10
be broken or busted. Stained
glass panels filed he upper Will
duws and deiiraie silk sash cur
tains the lower lisiIls. Tie ap-
po,nt meni of den of Tins sort
is worth about $500, and is refer
rec TO as hole in The wal! where
a bothered and tired man NAV
escape .he horrors of house
cleaning. neighboriy calls. piano
solos, elecuiion and baby talk.
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Total Dspravisy Of Youth

A lad nf S go,ng into the p =
lice sias,on thu other night i'ld
q piiiahle starry. saving iha' ms
Father so sl,n >.Al him hat he had
rua away irnm :iis home in Rome
n Y. Tae police pilied h'm,
aud after giv,n. him supper
tucked him awav comfort ably
In = bed. The next m"rnin.
man. who onlv lived a lew doors
fram The station. wandered III
and inquired for his son. lie
WAS told Thai oniv one rhiii wn>
There, - pool iiiiie icl.Ow iT"n
New York stale, who had beer
hadlv treat 4 Al home. lie Ea'-
uraliv f..u ror he child. and IN
expressing a desire 10 see him
he was escori-,, io The bed. when
/. lac reco.nizei the sleeper IA IL
missing son.
He angrily dlcman'le'i i!n ex-
planaslnn. Jasev forgot all a
bont ,he cruel Rome Father ami
Iremhled in anticipation al The
rtrepiion awaiting him al home
When Sergeant Logan heard
that he had l."en wasting pI'N
and good viciuals on the lad, he
felt "a rifle q'iter, ami hlh MOI
regain his .coinDosure nh'li tte
pa;ier of the sliingl- accomran
Jed by suppressed, ss'b> aud yells
floatei nni of house near sy
and fell like muSic on his ears.
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An Indisna lady is TIE proud possessor Of
Gen. Earri-on's recipe Cor salad dressing,
and here it is, just as he wrote it out at her
request: "For each four teaspoonfuls Of
oil, and little more, one and one-half Of
vinegar, SAT- spoonful of salt, one of black
pepper, two Of dry mustard, and a pinch
of red pepper. The dry materials mix first
tlen put in the oil and last the vinegar; ado
SHRED of garlic and a pinch Of celery
salt.'' The General is a lover of all kinds
salads, and if there is anything green on
the table he proceeds to transform it into a
salad, mixing the dressing himself accord
ing to the above preparations. This is
about the only special gastroncmis IL taste
the General has, He usually eats what is
set before him, in q spirit of general thanK-
fu;ness, but when it comes to salads he is .
konDoi.SeCr,
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Steady Employment and Good
Wages,

Can be secured by wide a wake and
steady young men in the sunny
South" and there is no easier way to
reach there than via The Famous
Buckeye Route. If you contemplate
seeking new fields OF labor or chang
ing your place of residence call on Z.
W. ScLwinke o! the c. a. V. d L. X. K
Logan and get detailed information as
10 routes and rates to the different
cities in the south and west reached
by the Buckeye Route. W. Il. Fisher.
G. P. & T. A., Colu mbus, o.,
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simi,ar,ty of Bear Stories

Maine HuIter-''rl tell you about a
bear IN
Experienced Visitor-'I know all about
It The bear had 4 cub and attacked you,
and after using vi, all your ammunition,
you finally drew your pocket-knife and
killed the brute
"Wal, now, ef that amt just tho way it
happened; who ta 1 yeou!'
t'No one; but I've heard about $50 bear
stories since I've been here, end il every
blessed case the hero used up all his am
munition, and finally killed the hear with q
pocket !nite. Tho mystery ~ ,us Is, why
you fellows don't s.srt in with the pocket
knt fJst."
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EaekIen's Arnic.. SaiSe.

The best sa!ye IN The world for
cuts, bruises. sores, ulcers. sail
rieum. lever sores. teller. chap
ped hands, ch:iblains, corHs and
all skin ernp,i0ns. and posi'iv"
ly cures piles. or no pay requIr-
ed, [. is guaranteed TO give en-
tire satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 25c per box. For
sale by F. Harrington. IT.
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When the Cold Winds Bow

You should seek 4 more congenIai
cline lh.s IS Il v-ry rasY mit'rr ii
.h,s age cfraiiwey iiekei>. Tha N"nIh
offers many ,ndac-m "a, h--.ie 'hn
cIimate, aud l. toa =. i 'ir $50, go. ae.
feids t. invest l.,at ia'arE
your heath faa hd 9
place than F.of'd &C.
Route odsrs speeis! rnfes ''-
Sehsnse z gen loAsn phey
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DEPAET FOR THE WEST.

CoGrections-No. II AT 'Sew Lexington
with r & OCtr1in for Corning, ~ Junction
city with * trains north and south. at
Iancaster viii, train north ut v ash inGtun
with Ohio utherD trains south M ut
Junction City with : & - trains south at
Bremen with tx y { train north, AT Ian
ca ster with train south, at Washington q
II with u F W & G train for Wsllston, nj
CINCINNATI With train for Chicago and T. &
y trains fnT the South.
No. l9ai Washington II with ID r W
q G. and Ohio Southern trains ourth and 3 .
Morrow with L x NJ train 10 10 for The
east.
e H. WALTON, +. NJ. WILKINSON,
uperintendent. Gen. p
GAINESVILLE o. GAINESVILLE
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TO LE;DO
.-AND-
OHIO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
KANAWHA SHORT L1NE!!
BULLETIN

We New Have OH Sale
1000 Mile Tickets-Good on the
entire line at 2 cents per mile.
25 Trip Iickets-Between Two sts
tlons only, at 2 cents per mil.
so Trip School 1icke.s-For stu
dents, at very low rates.
Excess Baggage Tlckets-At two
thirds OF face value.
Special Tickeis-To parties Of 10 or
over, travelling one tick ct. al 2
cents per mile.
Excursion Tickets For parties of
10 or over II; redu..ed rates.
Through Coupon Tinkets-To point
of the line of this road.
Call ON our Agents Tor Information
regarding the above Tickets.
CONDENSED TIME CARD
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.s.onc .see Of seain.l We ~! sr-rs1.s G.-N
In cases, AID kesl5Sy re.osEiou {. -
urinary orgsri.
PRIvkyg D1aT.SE1-Eiacd rcl-7- v,ras',. ! = =
rs. Str.clcr., E7llsr.9as, Los ci s.rrEl Fs@
w.-sEa-, Of Sexual organ, c pss:.t in s;S>
n-ltn. Est V ysG.A t2Elti SsSs Si
,ure v..ss ds.,;s.ez sastsai
s9sraiy -ad pe:s4E-:y sa:i .sU'sr .se All s:SctiJ
conhicciq ASevi4Ic fIarsr.' ~ F,s>s irssr.d
Correspondence pTacat;F Aa~ssf. S.e s'.icas sSit Esc
from obseryA.ion t- 81 parts i: ne t-aSi ES..a,.
DISEASES OF HCEZHf.-ve A,-. a scnais, es?s-s
thoroughly c=g=.s.si, csvcoi eEc.,-5sly
treatment oi Giss~ss o. ars.F g-assidss
srscss NhS:le='hy letter i. "a given tie
lft loud
which hare 5a:t la ssI =. AZ, as t'us hpvo
the benefit 'u saHacN o. 4ird ereaiit.. In
diseases Tscarar falr,. h-
yscats being lasisS. cd young. marr.s
rc ard peer. OUI Eig-sOd 4. ect,Is; from ofjs
onsa'e sstu-es of the c-bSsal prrrtiSrs. sssf Losl
si0.s re
dice conEtitrtOn,' srs !oc. II, i<cs i tns1s
ia.iics tista-.irss.
EPTL5TgT, or EIys -Tss,t.vciy snse4 ty = AID
neses-fz:llg Ia.tii3l
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Connections NO 8 connects at washing
ton G III with ID F w 1i,i trains south,
and ut Dresden junction with { a and L
train for Cleveland.
No L connects at Washington c II with
d w and G and Ohio Southern tr'itns
Dorth, at Lancaster with III ana i
trains south. and Junction City with y and
y train north, at New Lexington win
and q train for Corning.
No20 connects at Circla~iile with V
trains to and rom Columbus.
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CURING OF PILES 9UARANTEED.-wM give
ncp < sny Of failure No rcSrirsd Ct res7eIsi
bis parties.
YOUNG MEN-whc have becon.c victims Of solitary
that dreadful destructive habit which annually
unnoiy housandf Of exalted s.sat ad
brilliant intellect may call with confidence.
DR. FEAECBAarr years OF exre-iesce. hss discovered
hs kaorn for weakness IN tbs haes s h'ass In
ssunsiy En>c,ency sereysl debility
Nngucr fssien OF ideas ppi.4tion Of the hesT ti
eineng danesa Of sgh giness diseases OF tne heso
gro.t aoss Of the liver, lungs. stocsch
hosethcse terrible ts5rc-7 arising from the setsy ,se o.
Eantsad PRACTICES hghtus ther most Tsisrt ao9ss
aptioipat,sns rendering marriage mpossibla Take one
.enid thought before t 10 ate week or month ;sy
you- Zach Of hope Ny method Of trs
speedily permanently tie most obsthste
lad Absolutely restore psrie-. manhood.
TO IT.ys ys0IE-iGED MEN.-Thsro many from the
.sc 80 sybid with clueut sEacus.dps ~ the
iier oau accompanied slight burning aang
s.si,, rassp,S = patient cannot
f5E examination Of the urinary dspeSt; rory
nj ill hs sla G5rstasS small particles Of alba
mee viz ,ppear viii he thin rSh hue sss'n
tsu=iIg rii rrpears,cs. There many
us dio Q! this sasuItg i-norsnt OF the cause which i
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EAST BOUND.

Acco 4 n train leaves Columbus
at i.3l IS except Sunday; Newark
sam. .Spat GAINESVILLE 6.i2 p m.
Columbus ,Zaresville, and Sandusky Ac-
commodation leaves Columbus f!:zo a M
Arrives at Sandusky IL 30 p III
"TraIns run daily. fDaiIy except SUN
day. I Daily except Nc uday.
Sleeping and Dining Cars on all Through
Trains.
C.O.SCCLL, Gen. Pass Agent,
Baltimore, Md:
W w PEAR DY. J.T. ODEbL.
Geli Supt Gen mahaers'
Chicago. H.. Baltimore, Mu.
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"Trainsrun daily. tDafy excep. sunday.

A.itrains between Cineipna.i and Col
uDibus run Through without change Cfcars
connecting In the Union Depo; with all di-
verging lines.
Trains No los and lG6 have Pultmenn
Sleeping Cars between (incinnati ard
Pittshuig. Trains Nus Ie2 and les have
Pullman Sleeping Cars tetwee tincin-
ngti and Columbus and can he occupied
at Cincinnati or Columbus sny time after
5 90 L NJ Trains Nos. I0i, l04. ln6 end los
have Parlor Cars between Columbus and
Cincinnati Trair Nos lG2 and lea hato
thfor.h coaches between Cincinnati and
Pittshurg. Tiain No 1G5 makes direct con-
nection st Columbus with through Pull
man Sleeping Car for Wash inetoH. BsltI-
more, Philadelphia and New York. Trims
Nos Ini les and les axe direct connection
Gt ColGm.tis 10. Chicago, Washington,
EhltirL ore, Philadelphia and New York.
S.P. PFARODY, O.P. McOARrY.
Gcn1 SuDt. Gent Pass gt,
Columbus. o. Columbus q.
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FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL xNSTTTGJT -
3&DE aJI enc block RN State Ha: GansaG 2ETaa 1885 Capital Ssl
lfernso
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"HIS Association is organized for the
4 purpose of raising money to be loaned
among the members thereof for use in
buying lots and houses, in building or re-
pairing houses, and for such other purpO-
ses as are authorized by law.
Books for the subscription to the capital
Stock are now open at room No. 8, ColIlr J
Building. Cd floor.
Shares $4,000 and $500 90 each.
Meetings every Saturday night from to
O'Clock.
Weekly dues on each SIGO stock, % cts
Any member can draw out his money mt
any time, and If left more than months,
with dividends.
Any member can borrow al much money.
as his shares of stock represen at per
cent. interest, and such premium as he
may bid
For rtherinformation see Constitution
and Bylaws.
s. n. BRIGHT, President.
John Hansen, Secretary.
an II #
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s.r EEnYsrus, snAnEMY.

Tts;yg E.GEENSsEe)v, 5r.;EsssT 6';s.. %.
I'ler t..e direction of the Sisters Of St. Francis.
tha ,ourse study is systematic and thorough, ems
orcoIUr rg:e' tay, junior and academic DEPART.
-.reHts. and Ia iudiuc Music, crawnc Painting ana
.!a.ccrarh. Animal Xpense for haari. tuition in
,lEc.is'i q if.il;i, French Hui ncf;ilwuri flaLgt
or fall information send to MOTHER sIPERI00
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Womanhood and childhood fleetl"
is type of thousands of young girls who
are emerging from the chrysalis stage of their
existence, as they enter upon their teens"
Nervous, excitable. irritable. stirred by
strange, nnknowable forces within them,
each a mystery unto herself, our girls need
the tendercst care, the most loving. patient
oversight, and the aid of DR.. Pierce's Favori'e
Prescription, to safely carry them through
this critical period, during. which, in too
many lives, alas, are sown the seeds of dis
tressing forms of diseases peculiar to the
female sex. But this boon to womankind
will prevent all such diseases, or cure them
if they have already seized victim. Woman
owes it to herself. to her family. and to har
social station. to be well and strong. Let
her then not neglect the sure means of cure.
- Favorite Prescription is legitimate medi-
cine. carefully compounded by an experienced
and slSillfu physician, and adapted to woman's
delicate organization. It is purely vegetable
in lis composition and perfectly harmless
Sold by druggists; SI0O, or six bottles for
$500.
Copyright, 1855, by WORLDS DIS. MED. Assn.
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Trains marked Daily xecept Sun tmeals
NORTH BOUND.


Additional train (N0 fo) leave Nelson
vile 1t 10 n, m. for Columbus, irwin. at
$50 q, m. passing Logan 5 OF La aster @ 81
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The Liver

When out of order, involves every organ OF
the body. Remedies for some other derange-
ment are frequently taken without the least
effect, because it is the liver which is the real
source of the trouble, and until that is set
right there can be no health, strength, or
comfort in any part of the system. Mercury,
in some form, is common specific for slug
gish liver; but far safer and more effective
medicine 10
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&C
NNEsNns INV sIEts1sSt
HlsIJi!il LAaLsis.slNN
MEEfiNGS.


Village viii hoid regular meetings for the
Examination OF applicants for teachers
certificates. as. follows viz:
On the Third Wednesday OF Feh
ruary. April. June. August,
october and December.
the Office ofthe superintendent, II he
..LooI RuJidlue ofsaid Village. comman
.iupat IGo'ciock, q m, .,ofeacb lay
Ryordei o Exami BIS.
j. Il. DYE Presd.nt
H WILSON CLERK. iune3-
s4s-Tne school E,xa miners of Teachers
10 king County, Ohio, Will meet at the
Union School Hoase on the
F.rs, end Third Saturdays
~ each month. ats O'Clock. A. NJ, excep
January. July and August.
Testimonials of good ~ oral character VIII
ne required OF those ureno"n 10 the Bohro
!. w FILING. Sec'y
FRANK GORDON,
W, L. ENGLE.
Aug 80, 1855 Examiners.
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Ayers Pills.

For loss of appetite, bilious troubles, consti.
patton, indigestion, and sick headache, these
Pills are unsurpassed.
"For long time was sufferer from
stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, expe-
riencing much difficulty in digestion, with
severe pains in the lumbar region and other
parts of the body. Having tried variety of
remedies, including warm baths, with only
temporary relief, about three months ago
began the use of Ayers Pills, and my health
IS so much improved that gladly testify to
the superior merits of this medicine."-
Manoel Jorge Pereira, Porto, Portugal.
"For the cure of headache, Ayers Cathar.
tic Pills are the most effective medicine I
ever used."-R. K. James, Dorchester, Mass.
"When feel the need of cathartic, 1 take
Ayers Pills, and find them to be more effeo-
tive than any other pill ever took. Mrs.
B. C. Grubb, Burwellville, Va.
81 have found in Ayers Pills, an invalua-
bic remedy for constipation, biliousness, and
kindred disorders, peculiar to miasmatie
localities. Taken in small and frequent
doses, these Pills
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CfiIdrea Cry for Pitchers Csstoria.
R,aal Trip e dla5sgs' Tiokot.

10 Michigan Via. O. ii '. & ].
R'v. For dates of sale and points,
sold tn.and for rates call Oil oi
write.
G. W. $cHwINKE. ..nmi.
S-ut % 2 III I.agan q
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COLUMBUS AND CHICAGO NE
Nc ~ leaves Coum bus dai II $40 p.
m arrives Chicago via &. 4 A i Ss25sa. III.
Pullman Sleeper.
NE % leaves Columbus Mt 10 % q. m.
except Sunday arrives Chicago S35 p. m.
Pullman Vestibule train with Dining Car
from Marion to Chicago.
Il . 80 leaves Chicago 1.j5 m daily;
arrives Columbus lis IN. Pullman Sleeper
NE 5S leaves Chicago 8.35 q IN; arrives
Columbus 1929 p nj. Vestibule train to
Marion.
Rates via the Buckeye Route are always
as low as by any other line. Thr@ngh
tickets sold and baggage checked to des-
tination.
If contemplating journey in any di-
rectiOn please call on the nearest agent of
the com pany or address any of the follow
ing representatives Of the passenger de-
partment tor folders. rates and other in
formation.
A. H. Snider. Southern Passenger Agent,
Columbus.
L ". Buckmnster, City Passenger and
Ticket Agent Si4 y. High Street, Columbus
Cias RI Rockwell General Surerinten-
dent, Columbus.
W H Fisher General Passenger nnl
Ticket Agent Room 81 Deshler Block Col
umbuS.
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Cincinnati Accommodation leaves Z,nes-
wife at 6.25 IA. m. daily. except Sunday;
Newark 7.2.i. Arrives Columbus at $50 Ii
m. Arrives at l2.45 p. NJ
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MREN t1rAMINaCTNN CF


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csant IS:
81
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Astigmatism is due to Irregular sbsn. nj
eye, and Is usually congenifal. Many
schooi rnildren with this defect are ca lied
stuPi,, but with properly d ted eIsxs.s
they ";.y become the brightest ofsc6ola "a
Ihis Ii quite common and dangerous !. =
feet us
Hyr"imetropia is malformatjop which
keeps ihe ciliary muscle ir constant nsa
Whefe''S IN NAL eye il is ut re vh. n
look = ht a distance, This defeet ~ No.
s,ed'e. nG e, may S result in nervons dspr- ssior
Mytpia Is a diseased cop,j1tion o,.h
whicl' should be very carefulIy f,t,ed -
prevert an increase OF the defect and n.-
haps ultimate blindness. anu per
81, ,freshyoPia Is a loss of Accommodation, in
cns,!~ e!e ~hlcn may cause cataract unIess
corrected by artificial aid e"S
oil "quent nervous sick headaches and
also serious llinessare brought on bv ons
ro more of the above defects. ~ one
.ras Remember 10 charge for testir ever
N. j. WEILAND.
june IL Optician and Je weller.
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WORK.

The best shoemakersi OF Logan are en-
al, yet. - work make promptly to order
The puiIic has my THANKS Tor 1heraI en-
ton, az: are Invited to continue thei
natronaqe. JNO. +. RAUCH
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-09-04
I'm leau de papillons.

La vile de Munich, en- Bavi6re,
a etc envahle par une uncomfortable
armee... de papillons.
LIE spectacle que pr6sentait la
capitale bavarolse 6tait vraiment
curieux; les verres 6lectriques, ceux
des bee de gaz, les fenetres des
maisons, les arbres des promena,
dos, les buissons, les rues etalent
converts dune couche grouillante
de papillons g1isallles, p6n6trant
partout. On dut fermer portes ct
fenetres. L'6clairage des rues 6tait
incomplet, les fills du t6legraphe ct
du telephone etalent recouverts
dune couche d'insectes. Les pla-
teformes des cafes, les jardins des
brasseries durent 6tre abandonn6s
par les innombrabIes clients des
chaudes soir6es de l'et6. Verita-
BILE plate d'Egypte, les papillons
semblaient avoir cho1sl Munich
CONNIE point de concentration g6
n6rale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-09-04
Mango VII.

OTTAWA. On rapporte de Buck
ingham une terrible historic de
cannibalisme.
A dix miles de la riviere du
Lievre demeure la famille de Jean
Cote ct d'Elisha Newton. Cette
dernlere a deux enfants sourds-
muets ct ali6n6s qui, quelquefois,
deviennent furieux.
Mardi dernier Nine Cote sab
senta de chez ellie pour aller cueil-
l1r des framboises ct laissa son be-
be sous la garde des deux enfants.
Quand ellie revint la malheureuse
mere fut t6moin dun horrible spec
tacle.
Les ali6n6s avaient mango les
deux jones' du b6b6 ct une partie
de son cou. lis 6taient d6gouttants
de sang.
Nine Cote appela au secours ct
les deux fous furent mis- en- lieu
sur.
LIE beb6 a survecu ]usqn'au len
demaln.
Ce rapport est confrm6 par une
personne qui Went du lieu de la
trag6die.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-09-04

Detail typique ct que nous som.
mes loin de recommander l6mu-
lation de nos 6chevins.
Un m6decin de Vienne, qui a
fait une specialize de l'6tude de Ia
science de phygiene, await falt &C.
cepter par le conseil municipal de
la capitale de lAutriche une GER
taine am6lioration dams les cond1-
tons sanitaires de la vile.
Au bout de quelques mois d'ex-
perienc-, un echevin SO leva pen
dant une s6ance du ConseiI ct pro-
posa serieusement de remettre les
chooses er l'6tat Oh elles 6taient au-
paravant. La mortalit6, dit il, a
diminu6 consid6rablement depuis
la mise Ell vigueur de Pordonnanca
ct 81 celia continue, nous avons q
craindre que le chiffre de notre po-
pulation n'augmente a un degr6
alarmant!