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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
SlIELBUfNE.

II. W. Tracy went 70 N,w York Friday
10 visit his brother Prof. G. S. Tracy
Rev. j. T. Bowen, who has been helping
Rev. W. j. Chapman hold revival services
the past two wseks, returned TO his home in
Isle La Motto Fridsy-niss Somandy Pierce,
who was severely injured three weeks ago
by being run ovsr by runaway horse in
Burlington, is slowly improving. b. c.
illness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
NORTH FERRISeUFGA.

The Methodist society give q donation
visit the 18th at S. +. Martin 5. Mrs. NJ
P. Bell is visiting in town.-Capt. Martin,
L. S. A, is in town. lIo has been absent
eight years. Tho ". c. T, L. meet at til,
home Of Mrs. J. l.. st. Peter roXt Friday
afternoon. -Tbs Rev. Mr.. Taylor and Rev
NJ. Reynolds III hold revival service a,
the Friends meeting house Wednesday, anc
Thursday at tao hs,badist church. -Renry
Blanchard is in Charlotte ut work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
CHARLOTT TIE.

A pleasant couundrum social wa, held at
the residence OF Fred Horsford last FRI
day evening. Sixteen dollars were roeiIz1d
MIR. j. s. Williams was In Rutland over
Sunday. Mrs. Julius Munnette has been
very sick but IS better. Mrs. Celia King IS
visiting her fa,her, David ST. Peters.
The usual services will be held In the
Methodist church next Sunday. Mr.. At
lYnll with off rn.P.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
WE5T SALISBURY.

There was an oystcr supper and dona-
ton visit Wedue5dcy evening, January
IL, e. tho Methodist church for tho benefit
OF 10y, +. y. Goodrich, the pastor. The
ladies Aid society Of the Methodist church
Lad very pleasant mso.ins with Mrs
Hoya Holden Wednesday Of iagt week and
,lsclel officers for the ensuing year. -Mils
l3ith GcoiricA and ber uncle, d. Il. Hun
toor. Of Seattle, Wash, arrived Friday
evening -Ott.r crock would make good
ircLtinG course from here TO Mijd!ebugy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

The dwelling hcus. on the town poor farm
and most CT nc contents were burned Mon-
day afternoon. MIR. Lovanway's wife, being
sick in bed a. the time, was carried to Mr..
Beemaos. Ghors was about SlIUO iusur-
ance. The origin OF the fro IS unknown
hut II wss discovered on the roof near tne
Gu mrey. The reading circle was organ
zed last week with Il members, and Mrs.
Y, T.. HerricS cs lender. Ethan Austin OF
New York was II town last week visiting
his father. -- George Austin ia quite ILL.,
Mrs. Norma Grown IS quite iceble this VIM
Ter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
WHITING.
ATWOOD, pastor c
,urch, has accept
". ana will lcev
Sioynew, a for
Q W days in town

The 50th anniversary OF the marriage o.
Xern and Mary Elliott was pleasantly cele
bratad January 2.-Ihsre arc 3, 900, Cox
feet of logs now cut ready 10 draw TO tho /,
mills III town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

Miss Inaz Bruce gave a pleasant dancing
party Friday evening. W. b. Elethcrpe
has gone to Albany to attend the business
college. "A. w. Huntley has returned from
the West. Quite u number attended the
annual Masonic dance last week Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. ID. T.. XIII is sick. Rev. w. N
Bacon and Georges N. Payne were elected
delegates to attend the installation services
to DO held in Vergennes Wednesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

Rev. Y. y. Wheeler WAS in Pittsfie!d las
week. -Eugene Sawyer is at work in Souti
Royslton. A number trom bsrs ettends,
the funeral OF Lottis Flint OF Hancock las
week.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
DorHoo benpe.

~Tx pil altiaa bo mtg, @tbdmpa-
g, buils.n 9pilel- abbrso ban.
go, men Su ma tale msS Gar %
aaor, Gesrse.1
"Spab ansaar bin Buoer % WoStr,
GtbeliHSa." iasbs George, iOm bppplst
bar bl.pen tilfibeIat al benbss Goral'
ore unbsr bans Grtsrt, "bUaS nngaar
bin Gaber % WiOber," % ban trat paa
Wunoen.
"1al life iaa bit, George, ipareoe
bun; "ies trOr, be itaar os lpttsr."
"SpaO ausaar bin 6aoer % WOoer,"
peoblsu ben inebise unse Wanb, toet
ban bapebe etsmmsn, "iaa trOr iss, at
bin Sabsr er en- af be melt banreoe
Manb, iss ~nOssniinbs bar msbt, %
bpao ansaar bin @uosr, iaa er bun en-
al be elitelieite auinber. Seq er lite
iOrbauist pper, at bu er iaa COB, iaa
imut, iaa isb, naar je9 tenter raa, at
ou sr Barn al ct iaabant Bar"
"@eprse," ia9oe Gooeren, tbet ban
itprteoe inb / 8areliet, "bun er bin"
"Oa bu bar Dor geliisnelie," iaebe
Mooereu.
George tanfte peb fis ielo, at en- unIe
betimelis compliment er liseiaa me8et
barb iom ct TuIo 9runoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
st piomnOerltgt Era.
@tlbe!m & q.

"Mtarf Suaiu" falbtes bet, Der Def
ituo os fneiieoe ium en- al be imutteie
Sequoia ajGmpss5rer / California,
men Iaa Tom 9posopmmen oper bet, os
bet maatte laoe lit samle 9iu. Gauge
pg Oyer lasbes al peo bets SOB, os
lanst ON lGngc laa bet neoe paa Sor.
ben / al i'm 2Gnsoe % Storbeb. Set
maalte 800 Sob, bet oil ii9e, bet lsfteoe
fine sperite @rene iaa bsit Up Tom
Diana. Statueu paa Mabiipn Square
1aarnet i New gurf, % Stammcn bar
80 Sob i @jenneminit. Sci par ct
fort ps tunst 5alo, ba aiempen trai
SOroen. &pitelien bslseoe fig frem
Giltanb. Stammeu par nssen, uben en-
ensite @ren lise op til en- Ssioe Of 200
Sob.
geb at tGle 89rtrinsene paa en- Gis
ifierins al bet ianot man bets 2epcaur
at bore $500; tanf bpilfen alber
7anf, 600 gar sammelt par bet, ba
ariitus isbtes i arpbben i getblebem
ut 9ugst meb 9ip i fig, meo 8agt Oar
ior Glar, fan troois 9ioens 2ano / iau
epislans Gib bprer til SfabeIisns BIB.
unbere.
Mu er en- differing al bet at ie
Iatural SiIturp Wuiaet New gOr,
Gitp, bpor man bar ben melt iOmpletts
Canning al a~meritanife 9%rGiorter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
VaarlangieI.

6ccr 2irei sr beiliat, Hnar Gres xsu BAR
1ree mee Cub, msb I'm Rrlit, TO klSf
6ortleeHs Breit bel Gortiosns pas,
Get Cnoe, ION 6ltrtet osHs0ne bar
Gr alern. urosr gI.mfItns 1salS.
Nn Ipisr Vii, M ,r oIaos o. as,
Rsns altiua isr par iaa triit.
Ru frazier Solen IND, bUor 81 DO,
SijsHt bet er blot paa en- "auilt'.
Rsu min aoiit er rlmmsIia, Iun % rarm
WeHs 6isIenS sr irpsi,u o9 fttp,
% BOG ben I Srpitst isIer iaa BARN
Gu HGngiei mob goarsns SIP.
10 pnasner otter til gtu 90 apIt
Wilt, iom lGnae / Gpals bar lo9t;
Ia poIer Noost til 9Gao os Rpt
8 gaarsus 5crpnseliss Rust.
Sa lao os l Barren arbeios iaa,
al 9roos for alt Strau, alt Sapn,
Vt en9nng ben jamie hsit pt Tan faa,
% freiroo III Raabens Nlter naa
8 6reIierens t~rofais Sam.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
Snhnfsnibsr nj Vanir. Get e

5obafspiber al Yapir. Oct er
fanite faa, Tom tjenoer til, at Der / bore
Gage lauss en- flor Wansoe 8iber
al Yapir, Tom peo Si9lp at ct ubpre
3rDt gjsre8 til Ell iOlio Wasie. 8rag~
tise SpaOierItotte % imutte garaplD.
Saanotas fabriteres O9iaa al Yapir
paa lisnenoe Maaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
(Su Nine frit.

On $500 Spmaitiue, iom iGlsss al cs
for ira s11 til s23. 90, sr ri piuise til of pla'
csrs i bit Siem til aibenpttelie, nSsn at bel
i,al tote big en- Gent. Slip bette GpsrtiSie.
msut ub o. ieno bet tinisemeo bin aerssie
tboe til N!pab Manufacturing 90. 9ep't
+ L, Gbiea9c, gu. 2S. 1852
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
0ip oe groo.
(6rsmiasi Uso en- 0onetrt 6rtrtauta til Sns'ssi ss
Be ioruIDttsss Ssiothii,rts 300 GftsrIastt.)

Spao bar bet for Gaab, Der iteep
Ssrte ou Ell 8gii, Der freq
ira Sup2
uoe ira be ngsns Var,
fra De ioarte Stumrss' SilRr,
ira DC lape 6~atti9Iiuer,
fra be toioe, ilutte @ruer
uoen lrsit os SlQip % 6aao
iteg Der Grano.
Get bar Barnesrnao iaa iaar,
MgoreS, Cutters GraaO iaa baaro.
% ON ganoet Graaoeu feb -
lfrRmt al Storm og 9ruus % 9sb,
pint al Summer, Cult % Rso -
Men onItrins be ns3ue Scr
Sauet gaar meo MprilositjRr,
orDnnrr oumpt os tluat mob 2auo,
itpler ileipt og ilgUt mob Strauo
mango Sig.
Sinternat. 8 &oa itaar Sigen,
teller lngitenoe om Ceu:-
Sis | SprCit % Stum / G,088er
ouer Gems aiippetaeser;
pllter MOB NpttenS RuOer,
Trigger, ito89rer, siammer, tuber -
30 nerinoenipr / Stueu
fiber Nor % Barn on Bruen,
foloer SGnoerne / 8pn,
Der ior 6ar o9 giano % SBn
noe pan Oct opbe Nap
mprtt iom Grap. -
90 paa gtattsus oGbc SAP
RIDER SG9ten Stormeu al,
ItjRrer Sfum % StauI % Iaass
itarpt % l~ittert ION en- 0iaase.
gien Srtancn tiger, tiger,
og / Mprtet Granger itri9cr.
GoritanB tlemt / fruftig Suoi,
Stlgoet Lot i Renoesa rp9
"SiGlp os SUB / 3pbiens Weo,
9ette 9JRIOer Gip os Gpo!"
Sjpen teller pilo o. pr,
tumIer op / buasie Tiloer.
Sptt ttlpeirs mart Sr9ten iIgr,
inar. igjcu Gott ip~ripinOer.
ga - ct DHloigt &%IUmpebraat
iuier, tnuier tort % imaat,
bruier op meo SGttelun9er,
Hitter SimleHS Iaagetun9er,
lanr itnaS meo it9rte auofer,
iuger, better, botrUler, foyer
alting unOer / fit CUB.
Men paa 9alto i 6~attigiiuen
iiober Mor og Barn ON Gruen,
lptter un9it til Sturmens 9rsu,
foIber SGnoerne i Bgn,
Der for 5ar % Nano % Ssn!
Stimmelt ON De ns9ne Scr
9aar M Sap meO WoriloifiGr,
brDnucr oulnpt o9 tuu9t mob 2ano,
itguer leipt o9 ilput mob Strano
mango Zig.
90 Der ittscr @raao iad iaar,
gufer, Mpores @roao iaa baaro,
os pm 2aHoct @raaoeu brpoer,
p9 ON 9nnoet Sirl9et lpoer
pint al Summer, Suit % Nso:
"9tu % Srgo!"
WilbeIm dra9
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

EiercsS Sdoorite B%reicriptiun. Spis bun
CT ioag, uoaiet o. noerarItrRnet, faa bill
berne s%ienoprette benoe; bcis bun libsr al
noaen al be imertefuIbe Soritprrelier o.
Spgoomms, Der bienIisge aoinostjpHnet,
ba bill ben moooirfe os belbreoe.
9et er ct fiprieroe o. sjtnoprsttsnoe
Miooel, en- linbrense % nerositprfenoe
Neeicin iamt bet eneite aarauterebe
Miebel mob be Gnoer % SloebeiinbeHoer,
tppraf 6pirosn plaoss. Set regplcrcr %
fremmsr one be retfe Sunitiorer, anTpcrer
Sorbpielien, berger 8Iooet, f~jerusr smer'
fer "a Tire, brin9er forfriitenhe Sgun %
eleu9ioer SeIbreo % Rrefter
aue 9pinbsip8oomme % epaobeber bel
breees ubetinset o9 for feeble Deb "6apcrits
Rreieription". Oct sr ben eneite Meei.
Gin for bisie Snsoomme, Der ian blioe %
er qaranteret. Sois ben life | etbperi
9ilfGloe saoner eler beIbreber, faar De
Gere5 Genae tilbage.
let lsnner fig maaIte bebre for ben
Sauoleuoe at irl9e ro9et nnoet- men bsm
ielu ON, bpDrpiot BET fan bore "liae lao
9ootI for 9em at fjgbe bet.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22

AN unusual method has beep adopted
by the attorneys defending Prendergast,
the assassin Of Mayor Harrison. They
have announced that they are willing TO
accept verdict OF guilty, with a life
sentence in the penitentiary or confine-
ment in an insane asylum, but would
appeal o verdict OF hanging. This an
nouncement confesses the guilt OF their
client, and it remains to be seen whether
the jury will consider that the interests
Of society will be protected by permit
ting man confessedly guilty Of crime
to determine the punishment for his
offense. The laws Of the state of Illi-
nois provide that murder in the first
degree shall be punished by hanging,
and nowhere in the statutes is it written
that prisoner may select punishment
less disagreeable in its nature.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22
CoMMopoRE PowER should have had

CoMMoDoRE PowER should have had
his circular letters to the sheep men
copyrighted. The Anaconda Standard
has plagiarized the idea and is trying ia
get the credit for it. This is all wrong.
The commodore is the original Jacobs.
His stock in trade shall not be stolen
without our protest. Tho Standard
has been supporting Dixon and the other
free wool men, including Grover Cleve-
land, himself-or feigning to do so--for
years. It is either masquerading in
sleeps clothing now, or it has been a
fraud in the past. It must be impaled
on one or the other horn Of the dilemma,
we don't care which. And il We were in
the commodore's place we would have it
on one Of those horns within week.
The Standard suddenly convert to
protected wool! Why, every honest
sheep in the state-and all the commo-
dore's sheep are honest-sends up one
mighty bah!
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22

BoUrELLE, of Maine, is making tur
bulent effort in congress to detract the
attention of the country from his more
distinguished compatriot, Thomas B.
Reed, by attracting public attention to
himself. Boutelle is prompted largely
by jealousy OF Reed, both as q senator
ial probability and presidential possi-
bility. At the present time Reed is in
line OF senatorial succession, and is the
leading candidate, after Mckinley, for
the republican nomination in 1896.
Boutelle's pestiferous activity is aggra-
waited by the deceptive hope that he
may displace Reed in one or the other
capacity. His violent attacks on the
president have not been due to high
sense of public duty, but to the low
sense of personal ambition.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22
TIMELY REMARKS.

Made by Messrs. c. b. Jacquemin s. Co.,
Jewellers, ~ South Main street.
!. The coming Christmas will be the
tenth Christmas holiday that Messrs. G. B.
Jacquemin d Co. are before the people with
their choice stock of holiday goods. a. jew.
elry. silverwars, clocks. cut crystal, fancy
goods. pianos, etc.
2. For the past ten years Messrs. G. B.
Jaoquemin Go. have bsen exceptionally '
successful In their business. and In spite Of
the severe financial strain and business de-
preston all over the land. Msssrs. G. b.
Jacquemin Il Co. have cause TO be thankful,
for their business has continued TO be as
successful as the most sanauins could ex-
pect.
g. Owing to the above fact, coupled with
the continued depression in business and
scarcity Of money. Messrs. G. B. Jacque-
min u Co. feel 1t proper, and at the same
time pleasure, to make it possible for
every ono OF their customers to secure a
handsome present for mother or father.
son or daughter, brother or sister, wife O.
husband, or other dear friend or friends.
4. In order to enable all their customers
to do the above and sxercire a cherished
desire to give their friend the usual holiday
msmento, Messrs. @. b. Jacquemin Il Co.
have decided to sell any Of the handsome
presents from their stock Of jswelry, silver
wa,e. opera glasses. fancy articles, pianos,
oto., etc. at a reduction Of one-thivd from
the regular prices. Don't be astonishsd at
this offer but como and convince yourself
of,it.
8. We commence our Christmas sale TO.
1893 on Monday Dec. 18. and continue the
same till Monday eve, Dec. 20. during
which time we will sell at reduction OF
one-third 90 from our regular prices
without reQs. d to what goods cost us.
6. In view of remarks . aud 5 We feel We
can we'll afford to do the ,.Dove but can ap-
ply tho same only to casa sales during that
time. After which we will return TO our
regular prices. Oar goods are and always
have been marked in plain figures and have
not been changed for the above purpose,
Z. We wish to impress it on every body
thut by making use of the oppo ,tunity Of.
forded you next week you will be enabled
to buy ftst-elass goods at prices for which
they cannos be bought for regular in the
eastern market.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22
The Leaders of Montana.

II is said that for the last ten days tho
New York Dry Goods Store has been 80
crowded that II requires tho attendants'
time as lats as IL at night to properly clear
the disorder OF the days business.
This is good! This Is right! Helena is
Eontana'e capital, and will always be the
capital. Nothing can prevent II being the
Queen City OF the Great Northwest"
The New York Store is one Of its pillars,
as it we're. big portion of its foundation.
The Rreat volume of trade it II doing gives
proof that the strinRenoy Of the money
market is q ahina of the past. at least an
far as Helena ID concerned.
Report says that the New York Store
wants moro room again; that their big es-
tablishment 10 not really large enough;
that they are hunting for an annex OF the
same Dimensions, SO that they can increase
their Wholesale trade.
A few moro concerns like the New York
Store. with push and enterprise. would
bring Helena to the front, not -anliks that
of Denver.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22
abolition Of the Office OF general freight

abolition OF the Office OF general freight
and ticket agent OF tho Montana Gen.
tral division at this city. This office
has been so worthily filed by Mr.. Lang
ley that there win be very general re-
gret at his retirement. We trust the
revival of business will soon be such
that Mr.. Lnngley's services will again
be called into requisition in the near
future. One Of the most unpleasant
features Of the business situation 10
that not only in railroad orioles, but in
mercantile and manufacturing enter
prises, tho exigencies Of tho times COM
pol the reduction Of salaries and the re-
tirerAent Of faithful employees, the re-
tention OF whose services are not war
ranted by existing conditions.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22

The Anaconda Standard wobbles
through two columns Of nothingness to
avoid apologizing for the unjournalistic
trick of garbling from The INDEPEND-
ENr. II it prefers to stay nailed to the
barndoor for its sins it is welcome to re-
main there.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22

The sweeping retrenchments that are
being made by the railway lines all over
the United States in consequence OF the
enormous shrinkage in traffic of every
sort have not left Helena untouched,
and much to the regret of our business
community the economy on the Great
Northern system has resulted in the
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22

Christmas presents are difficult to eelect by
many persons, and it is simply impossible to do.
eide what to buy. Our advice to all friends in
such dilemmas is to go where the largest assort-
Inent of gifts can be found. and by looking al
the large and we'll assorted stock of all kinds OF
holiday goods, dry goods etc., at The Bee Hive
you VIII be sure to get what You want
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22

For Sale.
Everything In our store but The hxturep.
Those new novelties In silver plate are 60
ing very fast. Be suro and see them before
they are oil gone.
HELENA JEwELRY Co.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22

Have the ladies seen those curling sets.
They are silver. with an alcohol lamp st.
tnched and are "just the thing" BE suro
and sec them before they have all disap.
pssred. HELENA JEwELRY Co.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22
Children Curl Your Hair.

Go to The Bee Hive for all kinds of Christmas
gifts suitable for young and old. The largest
assortment in the state.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22
HELENA, MONT. DEC. %, 1893.

ef- Mcntanians abroad will always find The
DAILY INDEPENDENT on file at their favorite
hotels Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, New
York; West Minneapolis; jaldwin and Palace,
San Francisco; McDormott. Lutto; Leland Hotel.
Springfield Ill
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22

Christmas is a splendid time to be me rry over
the bargains to be had in holiday goods At
Butcher Il Bradley's, los Broadway.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22

The Bee Hive still leads as headquarters for
holiday goods. and their assortment this year
surpasses any previous season. Head their an
nouncement in this ISSUE
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22
THE INDEPENDENT

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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-06-10

JUDGE Kelly. af @t Paul, has decided
that dentist docs NOT have l.eu un q
see of lalHt teeth Goa O. plate after lhw
have been attached On ihe tluih nli thn
dentist has pasted Wiih thn puroaiun
thereof Fhs decision 81 fn0hei lea ih0
msn ul ChaFIn A NWiuf aM|lsf NIh
fam i WanheF e haI UrfH 0a.mul
lhsfih 8AeFIh lHuH uk possession Ni
tan Nsfh aal Ialns. HI hWaf rHNI.N
aN hH IHIHs Soils decides i.af
tH. fHaf..Ia lmH tHa I'a..".f
IH HHf r Hn .IhIH 5000.
$50 IaH.H H.s t"
E HH h.m fI. I
l 0a.lE
N.Ia AIHI
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-06-10
lie Cornered the Cucumbers.

The Shah Of Persia is passionatcly
fond of cucumbers. On one occasion,
early in the sea'on, pile of them was
placed before him. Now, ia Persia,
early cucumbers are almost worth their
weight in gold. The Shah never said d
word, but began to put himself outside
Of as many OF these era-provokers as
he could safely do. lie buried couple Of
dozen OF them, and the host and his
more prominent guests began to indulge
the hope that their turn would soon
come, when Ills majesty quietly and
solemnly slowed the remainder away Ia
biz various pockets, and leit tie table
literally loaded -. Yankee Blade.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-06-10

The good wife may have neuralgia, a
tipsy cook and twins, but she never
looks cross and always has dinner on
time, says the Million The baker,
butcher and candlestickmaker may pre-
sent their little bills with exasperating
frequency and with reproachful remarks
appended, but when the husband comes
home from his little excursion with
Jones and Robinson. the good wife al
ways smiles beautifully and always has
something nice ready She never men,
tions disagreeable bills TO the partner
of her soul and she never asks for
money, but she is always nicely
dressed. No dowdy wrappers on her.
She makes everything herselt-out of
nothing. She is charming; all the men
envy him: but she never tirls.
She is always glad to have his mother
with them and to take her advice in
everything. But, most OF all. when he
comes home at o'clock in the morn
ing, walking very feenly aud with eX-
ceedingly weak knees, she never casts a
doubt upon his statement that they've
been taking stock, and she always
pities him for having to work so hard.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-06-10

gradually driving the feathered tribe
IRON its old haunts. and what nests are
spared by the pillow are only too often
destroyed by prairie fires. The heath
hen used 20 be seen in autumn in packs
81 rom leo o. 200 birds each: now the
number in a covey rarely exceeds six or
eight The sharp-tailed grouse and
the wild turkey will soon follow the
bison and the moose into the animalia
of the past. Prof. Roney asserts in the
Chicago Field that in one of the vast
breeding colonies alone some 1900
coo, 900 p geons were sacrificed to
Mammon" during one nesting season.
and even allowing for exaggeration the
xtent OF the slaughter is beyond ques-
ton. The remedy is not easy 10 seek.
Mr. Worth suggests an act OF Congress
TO prevent bird destruction throughout
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France is soon To adopt an interesting
innovation in the postal card system.
The cards Will be issued in the form Of
check books. with stubs. The sender
of the postal card can make memoranda
OF its contents on the stub. and can
have this stamped at the postoflloe be-
fore the card is detached, so that q
verified record of the correspondence
can be kept.