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SAINT VALENTINE.

lam saint Valentine
Not the old Roman saint,
Battling tho pagan taint,
scouraged 20 the red,
Losing his head.
To a Claudian lay.
In the Flaninial Way
Not much. Sir. shine
In n different line,
Does this Valentine
Out AMONG tho little birds.
Nesting soon or late
Yon may see my 4killful hand
Helping them 10 mate.
In the spring,
when they sing
Solos sad and lonely.
Then call
And leave them all
Singing duets only.
ThsnI shake that iI.t'e stupid
God. whose other name Is Cupid.
Aud NAVE
The aid awake
Toa proper sense OF duty;
so
lie takes his litt'e bow
And arrow, don't you know,
To e.
Cunning after yonth an beauty
am posted on l4ys'4 r1ckots,
And fix u pretty pactot3
OF ne irts ard dovetand siinging vines
All dcsignate them va'ertlHe,i
Just plsiu and chslD one here,
Something fine ald costly there,
But ne ming nothing less.
Whtever he their dress.
To tbs richie IN the state
or;he poor thou, tbs gate;
For Love y Love,
Below Or above,
And a n It's Saint
From the age Iu amt
To this very day,
when I 4ay my say.
AHlI draw no line.
For a,n the whole words Valentine.
Will J. LANrTog.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-02-11

A milestone set by Bcnjamin
franklin is still standing IN New
London county, Conn. 1t is old
and messgIowu.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-02-11

Napoleon was a shrewd as we'll as
a great man. lie was not one of
these fellows who refuse TO adver-
tise because nobody reads the pnper
aud then when he IS caught spark
ing another mans wife and is kick
ed out of a second story window,
and booted all the way home. rush.
IS around to the printing Office and
with tears IN his eyes bcgs that the
matter be kept quiet. No, Napy
had his little faults, but he fully
appreciated the power Of the press
and Was not ashamed to confess it.
lie once remarked " ! fear three
newspapers more than a hundred
thousand bayonets." There are
many other great men in the same
fix, but they are not all candid
enough to own the fact.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-02-11
A Warning to Girls.

County Physician Iszlrd Of Cam
den. investigated the sudden death
II Miss Clara Holloway, who died
on her eng Cement night at the
card party given recently in her
honor. a postmortem examination
demonstrated the fact that the
young lady w2s victim OF tight
Iacing. TIE luogs were found bad
" cong sted, and the excitement OF
the game Of cuchre being played had
sent the blood rushing To the brain,
producing cerebral hemorrhage. -
PhiladelDhia Record.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-02-11

Train leaves KinRwfasd ~ Tii n, and ar.
Ffv8s af Tnnnslton at H.ft q. ~. lobvoe Tunnel
Ton no fiOOa. m. and arrives Hf kingwood at fg O
'm Leaves Kfnrwood at 400 b. m and arrive
~ Tuunclfon AZ 500 p W.i Ielvfr Tnrreifnu NJ
500 b. M and arrivos at kingwood ai 7u0 q "a
ralIus 1aiif except san0HY.
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A HOrd to Cruel Drivers.

The following is what the Code
of West Virginia lays down in re.
gard to the abuse of dumb ami
mails
" II any person should cruelty,
unnecessarily or needlcssly beat.
torture, mutilate, kill or overload,
overdrive, or wilfnlly deprive Of ne
cessary sustenance, any horse or do.
mestic animal, or cause the same to
be done by another, whether such
horse or animal be his own, or that
OF any other person, he shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor. and fined
not less than fifty dollars, and at
the discretion Of the court be i'm
prisoned in the county Jail not OK
ceeding six months. :"
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rNIrgp srArEs COURT.

inige-J 7 Jaekssn. Parkersburs. Wood Co.
CIerk-I Y Moore CisrSsburg, Harrison Co.
N = District Att'y-3. G.. Sturg,Ss, Morgan
town. Monongl,ia county:
Axst Dist Attorneys-S. g. Burdett, Ciarks-
bnr1. Kanawhl county. aai Z. ). Elliott,
KinRwOOd, PrestSn county.
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sunr.mt Conri OF ippeais.

Daniel n. Lucas. Prest.. Jefferson Co.
Hosry Brannou, Lewis co.
J. W Easlish. Mason ca.
Homer n. Holt. 9reeab-icr Co.
O s. Long Clerk. kanawha 60.
kifrel Caldwell, Reporter. Ohio Co.
Coavenes at ChaIle .tSs Secq1l Wednesday In
January; Wheeling. first Wednesday In june
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COnsAaisS.

Kinyw,oa District. J. L. stone. Joseph T.
yaiiay-& T. DeBe--7. Emanuel Dixon.
I~T,ZI W Criss Wiidtn ~. Taylor.
Ia,Aoa1 ~ WopIwlri. S4nl w. Bo7v'aan.
P,.,i,nJ-W A. A Mc(Innis, i. 9. Martin.
iJnioa-Lloyl g Sha'rer. Gsorge Ge'ssnan.
P,eaSaat-Ja!nes =. Fullner.
Grant-William T. ID. Miller.
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MlgtS rates.

Kiagwosl, Joseph NJ. GodS simeoa Nat
tin Gly. a. ,,.,t-
Lon James Nc3eo. David J. hDfol,
R-a1 n n wheeler, r. Il. sun nor9.
P,1sitnI Jshn W. Hjll. \. NFso7.
-Jaion, Te38e " ShaIcr. Ju'ins scli9rr.
.5leasant Levi r. Miller, ID. II, Martin
4rsnt, w. II. Mc0ib5ons. Alpha Hagans
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Churchss

Prssbvseria Church -gunfaYSchooi NJ am
Prayer y BeNngovery Wednesday evening
Al y cyhurch-Rev. ~ W. Rider. Pastor
asrviosf- Preaching every suud1y ~ lN.'y 2 w.
ani 7.i0 o. n. sun tay sctqo ~ r. ~ .as-
weeif3ra i m Young Folks Mcetn2 ~ Of5 p.
m prayer Msoting every Thursday evening az
780
AWF Church-Rov Rosiey Bovce. Pastor.
-Proaching. Fourth sunday in each
naonth.
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cnrr,a CnaTenf.

clrcalt Court-Narch 2l. se2tem5or !, and
Coz Sonnty caart-FIrst Monday In January, April.
July and October.
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aheriT-Daniel Y. JACKSON.
Ds IatIes--Juliu.K x. Monroe. Hingwooi aIey
n nd pia ,saut: I. w. Crlss. Lyon: J. o bantz
-.1s-A.s II r. Hanway, Reno; z. +. Cnp2ett'
ant; Dorsey Forinan. Portland.
(. ,-lc Circrit CanTt-yohn W. Watson.
Clerk Coalty cOIct-J Ami hort'h'
Pro5eSutia< Attoraey-Ssil v Fori"ev
County surveyor-A. z. hcAilien'
sa,t. of sohools-Wn. -. COnley.
Asse,,nr-T,<t glde. Gabriel Pullia"n.
Wsst side JOhn 5. PorS.nS'
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United states senator's.
Msusars ofOongress.

Charles ]. FaulxRer, NartinsOurg' berKIey
Johs 3. Ksnna. Charlie ston. Kanawha County.
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To4H 0Bciais.
Mavor-oas y. shaTer
Recorisr--Jarnes W. White.
Tow sergqaat-fanes W. Flynn.
70 mail aA,-y Martin julius X Monrns.
yfe1rv w xurdock, wilbur POsten and George
A Williams.
soeietiesf
R,tgsts of Pythias-Lofgc meets every Tue.-
aav evening AZ their hall over J. ". blazers
store At 400 o'clock.
r,aeoea4eat order ~ Odd Feilowq--lodge
,,esfs everv eaturday evening at their hall IN
bishop Block 10 500 o'clock
Golden Ruts Enca apsneut, No. 30. u % y. 7,
s,sot4 rirst and Thiri Monday evenueF pI
each month, IN the odd Fellows hall' oVof the
pOatohoe. 90 s-.-.rf.r.
Tis Indeoonieut order NJ Good IeTnplafTs -
T.0dQe meets every FrlaaY evening ih Ito - "
o. r. Hall. a. 730 O'Clock.
King PHILLIP Tribe No g. Improved OIaer p, p,
Red Men meets every Wednesa9 eFtE,4i'a FttE.4 a,cr
Blazers store.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.

caMxIssIsNsRs COUNTY coUEr.
KIngwaoA. I.erny shaw, President.
Rene Moses T. Sinclair.
,,yon Reason A. Poll.
valley. Mason Watson.
Cant ga nuei r. Conner,
lsIeasant Ben A. Conner.
Portland. X. ID. Benson.
Union, Page Il. Mccrun.
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First DistrIet-John o. Pendleton, wheeling
Ohio County. .,, -,
Sscoui Ostrict-Nilian Il. WILSON, ShHtes
town, IefcrsOu Co. ,.,,, -
Pnrth District-fanes Capehart, Point Pleas
ant, Mason county,
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state senators-Eleventh BIsir!st.

state senators-Eleventh District.
William q. worley. Kingwood, Preston co.
Ainheus Garrison, Monongalia Co.
Juixs, Third JV Neial 3;s'riei.
JOSEPH T. Hoke. KInA - d, Preston County.
COW rlsstoNEas IN CuANcERY.
p. J. Gro n. D. VI. wotrlng James A.
jackson aud ell ]. Fortney.
REC vEa OF THE COURT.
Col. Ja,zes w. Brown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-02-11

Rouse OF H>leSaieS.
East Side-Or. VI. s. Bryie, kruceton,
West Side--Anos Hartley, hasOnto"h'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

Hannibals life and fato woro su-
premely great and sad. He was pa.
triot who had only the best intcrestsof
his country at heart. H. the wars Of
Carthage against Rome lac carried
hisarnios ncross the Straits of Cibral.
tar, over tho Alps and into Italy 20
the very gates OF Rome. For moro
than q score Of years ho remained
there, supporting hia forces upon tho
enemy and proving himself 10 be
such n literal and lasting scourgo
that tho Roman mothers would quiet
their children with tho sound Of his
dreaded name. Finally, when old in
years, and he was driven forth and
defeated, he had made n record in It's
way unparalleled throughout thoan-
mails Of ancient warfare.
Yot in his old ago no became Il
fugitive, wandering from one coun.
try TO tho other and finding no rest,
owing to tho viudic,ivo prosecutions
Of the Romans, who were then all
powerful At last, discovering no
spot on earth open 10 him as a refuge,
deserted by his former friends, his
country onslavcd and his once inn
perial native city in ruins, he gave
way to despair and ended his life
with poison. Yankee Blade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11
A shA11eREn MlRnoa.


10 Recalls a burglars Hinder and u
uouseuwner's Narrow Escape.
Hanging In Inspector Schaacks
room at the East Chicago avenue 10
lice station is n small dressing min.
ror Though badly shattered, tho
inspector would not part with It for
a large sum Of money. for it tells
story which, though true, is stranger
than fiction.
Tho little mirror was once the
property Of George High, and was
the means Of saving that gentleman
a loss of about $4,000. About 7
o'clock on the evening Of Oct. S, 1886.
Mr.. High, his family and several
guests Were eating dinner. While
they were thus engaged two bur.
glars, who had evidently been spot
ting the house for some time, placed
n ladder against tho rear Of tho
house. BY that means one of the
men reached the second story win
dow and entered the house. Walking
straight through the hall, he entered
Mrs. Highs bedroom. That evening
Mrs. High and her guests wore going
20 attend u reception, and their dia.
monds and icwelry were spread out
on the dresser. As tho thief entered
tho room his eyes caught sight of
tho gems and no started to possess
himself Of them.
The small mirror hung in the cor.
nor of tho room opposite tho mirror
In the dresser IA no reached out
his hands for tho diamonds the thief
saw what no supposed was a hand
stretched out to grasp him. 1t was
the reflection Of his own hand on the
largo mirror rc-rcflccted Ia the small.
or one. Believing that hc was about
TO bo captured, tho burglar whipped
out his revolver, turned quickly and
fired. He hit the man in the small
mirror and forgot all about the dia.
monds. Running to tho window he
jumped upon the ladder and slid 70
the ground
Alarmed by tho shot, the family
| lhNH'h VIZ hAAiH ulih iouhh Nlb lpoil
full Of smoke and tho smell orgun
powder. Looking out OF the window,
Mr. High saw two men running
down the alley toward Lake Mich
gan. In the corner OF tho mirrol
was bullet hole, and broken glas'
was scattered over the floor. The
caso was reported TO Inspector
Setback, but tho climbers, as they
are called by the police, were never
captured.
Ono day Mr., High sent for the in
spector and presented him with tn,
broken mirror. The inspector wrot,
n short history OF the affair, had 4
framed and it hangs below tho mir
ror in his licc.-Chicago Intei
| Ocean
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

Avery largo caterpillar stretched
In from the foliage of a tree which
vas examining and startled mo by
: resemblance 10 q small snake.
nedrst three segmcnts behind tho
aiworc dilatablo ut tho will Of the
1set and had ON each side n large
.ask pupillatod spot, which rcsem'
Id the eye OF tho snake. 1t WIS n
nl.ouous or vipcrino species MIN
lid and not nm innocuous snake.
hs was proved by the imitation Of
keied scales on tho crown, which
vas Produced by tho rccumbent fcct
- 10 caterpillar threw itself back
vul | carried of tho caterpillar,
nd alarmed every ono in the village
vhsn Twas then living TO whom |
,sdEed it.-Rccords of a Naturalist
lte Amazon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

This bit OF conversation was over
heard at Canterbury ON tho day on
which Henry Irving unveiled tho
statue of Marlowe; Eyes, and u
very good man to put statue up to,
tool" observed n resident; II knew
him we'll" "Oh, come, you are not
so old us that, you know; Marlowe
was an Elizabothan poet" 'Idunno
about that; he wor a good sort what
ever people might say. / am going
10 SEQ his wilder now; sho lives
hard by here"
"Ho is either mad or somewhat
mixed" thought tho narrator 4
sudden thought struck him. "Who
is it you think the statue is being
erected to, my friendP why, to
Marwood, the cXecutioner, of counsel
lie came from these parts and wero
rare good sort. Good afternoon TO
YOU. sin. Pail Mall Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

Pmicc stone is tho best thing in
ne world TO tako tho stain OF ones
hands When inl, or any other stain
ges on the fingers its removal is
i'neimcs a matter Of many days
tli with a bit of pumico 1t may be
tlooed of ina moment, and no one
would ever know that 1t had ever
peen there, To be sure tho rubbing
must DO pretty hard, and there is
,Glnger Of course of rubbing OF n
aI'lo moro cuticlo than ono can con
vehiehtly spare, but If this point is
watched tho toilet table has no more
tnalnable accessoly.--St. Louis Globe
Democfat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

A correspondent inquiries what is
he difference between crossing and
hybrdir.ng. Tho terms, as used by
ihoe whoimprovc fruit and flowers,
n defined in this wayi Crossing is
ulyused whore one variety is mixed
With another variety Of tho samo
ting; for instance, one apple used
% iertilizo another kind of apple
would 30 called crossing; but II an
i'tgmpt were made TO cross fcrtili2c
TO apple and the pear, that would
BE called hybridizing, In other
words, crossing refers to varieties Of
10 zane species, while hybndizing
b used TO designate that kind OF
GoSihg which is between DISTINCT
Eaces.-Meehans' Monthly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

the leaves Of trees.
The phlegm that is
coughed up is those
parts Of the lungs
W hich have been
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|. GAO OF THE LONG JOURNEY

n
,.s,saer.an vss dying,
~ ..,..usor. on Mendlp iide,
" eSifage where hts father
~ ,sd iaihsr's father died.
,.Asylne has grown % ooniino''
"a ia men arc 80 che"I,
-, as only the parish doo'of
70 20 him on to sleep
,.,,. thought no would last tIil morn
- w IN, him In ncighbor's care;
H na was terribly handy
nah came when none was 'h're'
vsleoincd the awful stranger
Aw,,h a smile of wiinklcd JOS,
,,4c.ly patiently sighing'
N.ld nc for to sco my bou
..,.,,a ruined from the village
NOR. u years ago, ,,.,
.-st 10 Brlstow aud listed,
I'D left me the weeds 10 hoo
.,.,ia,r Mn wight and wrusslc;
c.sfInt an whistle and zing;
.,its a could smarm and vigglci
~ iaAs could hold and ning."
ANN
-, sent Of the sad swcctbricr
'c.mei Ii from the garden bed;
,sft, heard the wicket rattle,
Nasi he heard the sound OF tread
naraas on the stony threshold.
All woke tho sleeping eats
"A die CLEAN Of q scarlet tunio-
ne dytng eyes saw that
u..wa form In tho doorway
Au.ast the sun1nt, black
."ifar too old to DO fearful,
M said, MY boys come back"
Al rrselns with feeble angcrS
avy even he cruel din,
tv,tts 10 .co thy ycacc, lad,
come hero to thy Valthcr, Jimi
.rhsta ribbln Ia butiouholc, Jimmy
VIVA star na shines 20 vine,
IsA sumuiat o iron For NHlor'-
peall they whlmaics thinc"
larour arm iifted his shoulders;
brown hand lifted his head.
SVEN quality now Tor hartin,"
III, liiering weakly, eaid.
l,d 90 on the breast Of scarlet,
uftwoon tie uruss and the star.
NJ Ola man 10y ne he waited
10 pas tho utmost bar.
Phuhlle his feet soul nuttcrcd
And siroyo to die and live.
rsupi behind him whispered
Thohoaria words. Father, forgiye.-
Atd on; o. the throusinr shadows
ucaniwoF faliered. mo.
Noi now, dear lad; done II
Amort o. years ago"
-Elvafl Sydney Tylco Ia London Spectator
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11
German
Syrup"

The majority Of well-read phys
ieians now believe that Consump-
ton is a germ disease. In other
words, instead Of being in the con.
stitution itself it Is caused by limit
merable small creatures living in the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as catcrpillars do
the leaves Of trees.
A CORN The phlcgm that is
coughed up Is those
Disease. parts Of the lungs
which have been
gnawed off and destroyed. These
little bacilli, as the germs arc called,
are too small to be seen with the
naked eye, but they are very much
alive Just the same, and enter the
body ia our food, in the air we
breathe, and through the pores Of
the skin. Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where they fasten and increase with
frightful rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in, loosens them, kills
them, cxpclls them, heals the places
they leave, and so nourish and
soothe that, in a short time consump-
tives become germ-proof and well. 0
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=. Ono Way of srttlln.. a nlm..,.,.

o. prisoners, Francisco Brioncs
plisa, uoa aud Victor Higuora, were i'm.
Gas"au N O murder at Guara. The
tel'i3,ua'iul court, being unable TO fix tho
lovin',V suiit OF either, passed the fol.
md n. 'ou'ence, They shall draw lots,
be e, ,,o one favored by chance shall not
sommg, a'1I ana shall havo his sentence
lie, v,i,i.i 10 that of imprisonment for
3s.Sa sentence no shall serve in
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a., a PAPER published in Greenland IL
',, 70 have the longest name ever
S ,io ~ 70 20 anewspoper, but as the PEG
K, tt r Greenland can SEQ TO read I'm.
4, nearly early midnight that doesn't mat.
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ile prison OF the capital of the republic.
after being present at tho execution u
the other derer."-Panama Star end
Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

o. 10 Chatclier states that by
S ~'''s OF his pyrometer no has dis.
o "'eIel mat the temperatures which
S SSur IN melting steel and in other
e etaius,rlaI operations have been over.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

inc cat confined in cage in n
s'Olosical garden was stared at to
tv'e tho power Of tho human eye
=, an author, who confesses that but
t soI ne wire network he should have
I'LL. sra us eyes scratched out by tho
savage little spitiire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

,ba ano rraiah of India, who likes
tn o"y things, has had made q furni.
,r 'S set al OF glass, Glass bedsteads
e,I u ellalis, huge glass sideboards and
WV articles Of domestic nse.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-07
That Helena Scheme.

Ar. Frank Nealands says: ~.
must cast our electoral vote for Il man
Pledged not 10 veto aay free coinage
bill t..nt CJngr-s5 may pass" II oc-
ours - us that good Political scrsc
would dictate the cla;Iag OF the cleo.
'0-a! vote ~ 'hs STATE 'rr a m.u who
will approve any free coinage ill that
Congress may PASS.
TIL utter foo!iehasss Of Mr.. New
lands scheCe tn bFIDe "a Candidate
FIR the Presidency IL SEA- in the FAC,
that President II rri'oa has already
by his .S'.utive inh Ienra Prevent. Il
even the passage by Congress of a
fee coinage bill md tina; TX Pre- j.
dent Cleveland vas also able To 80
the same thing. Either man . d
safely promise Mr.. Sewlands ary-
thing.
Mr.. Newl1nas, the neoplcot Ne n In
arc tired Of such bGlderdash! Ii you
aye really in fvvor Of free co.nTsc,
Come down of the fence lie a maD
ana advocate the election OK u caudl-
date who will endeavor 10 carry out
the wishes OF the people, and try not
10 IDOL the people INTO voting toT somo
n who promises not 10 longer
IL wart their wishes. Your Helena
''rrooh won't 20 down the tbroats o!
-
thinking peorio. Either get on the
train or !on Will he put under it.
I"ur speech is 10 more explicit than
tho MiHneauoiis and Chicago plat
forms aad tn people Of Nevad: are
already IN rebellion against such
double denling. We want no more
good Lord ard GOOD devil tactics.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-07
NESTING IN 4 TRAP.
Two Ests That NsCn How to Nakr the
Eest OF IhInEL

Two Eata hat NsCu How to Nakr tho
Eest OF Th.nEL
\ gentleman ~ the north cad Of
Hartford, C>nn., had ecSn annoyed by
. huge rat which persisted in mailing
way with chici;ca fcel and pretty much
everything else that it found il the
barn loft, where 4 few hens were strug-
cling to reproduce themselves in the
sSaCc Of chic,;cna Cac Of Tic new
tangled French rat traps It's, have at
t-a-tcd So mach attention about town
had been baited with q Cho;cc piece Of
roasted cheese TO tempt the trcspasscr,
says tae C~o2raat, BIZ: the old fellow
VS. too "Gy," ALL 50 80 o!l-fa5L:oacl
steel lEaP Was Grricl under tac cia1 in
the wc!i-vTorn path from undcr the ila:,
the wire being pushed aside meanwhile.
The old rat tuEblcl into the hidden
trap aad wa3 caught Nothing wa3
thought Of the virS cage (Which Lag
half concealed b. : lo.l; of h.yl until
o=r night rc>cat!y. whca il vas moved
out Of the way. y r:Sj &C stuff il the
cSaicr Ct the cage 2I;-aetcl attention.
aid upon examination il : = found
that q couple VI l:cI.-5Towu rats had
foCc1 their v2r into il, Ecd cv:Gcnily
Givca Up t-yins - escape and had sc:-
tied down - make the best OF the situ-
nt;Sa. ThCy had drawn in through the
S2aScs ~ least " quarts CT cSaf and
bits Of hay, and hal constructed u CON-
t--tGblc homo AMI goac TO ~hCusSl;cCp
Ing. They looked surprised 1t bring
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THEY FIGHT IN JAPAN.
Tho Noble Art Is rrac;Ioei and Taught
IL That L2nd.

Tho noble art OF sclf-lctensc," US
P-a,ticSl i Japan. hG5 just tc,n lu.iG3y
czpl2iacl IL : japanese gentleman in
4 lecture delivered il The Eall oi 10
Society CT Arts. The science WIS fi-.t
brought iron China in the aixtccnth
century, and i row tau-!:t il the uu-
EacrCus SCHOOLS ell over the coun;r-.
At Toxic, say5 the Galligaari IIcsscn.
scr, v,.--c -. GI.of i~E5:i:u::ca :. L::u-
atcl, thousand eli young tlcn annually
undergo q courSc CT training, Crl ell
the policemen Of the city are compelled
TO show o!.icicacy II the GEt h:forc they
Erc engaged. The scic1cc Gi..c-j from
the Lrit;sh sy.tcca Of sclf-1ticn5c il
that il seeks 70 obtain yi-t,ry Ly in
Ccnuity ard experiences, coupled NTH .
knowledge CT certain naStonical facts,
rather than b. mere force.
&oc!c practical experiments with tho
iTtcrcs.iaT Hic?cc we're given by two
JaD-"c@c gentlemen, who. dcc2i.c the
fact that they Protested thcnrclvcs
EGc-c aor.-c5. illustrated IL = very n:rili-
i-y way tho ingenuity Of the japanese
EGthod q overcoming ~ enemy. Alto
cc;hcr j. was . IacSt Interesting even
Jig, and If the japan oo2ie:y goes On rs
vel! - It haa commenced. il v.iu make
q aaEe ior it-c.i. q.