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TnICK rs TREE.
The Cases Against the CarneGIes and Pink.
ortons Nollied al Pittsburgh.

The Cases Against the C0rnesies and Pink.
ortons Nollied at Pittsburgh.
PIrTsDURaH, Pa, June 4.-The charges
against the Carnegie officials aud the
Pinkerton detectives resulting from the
Homestead riots have all been with
drawn. The counsel for the prosocu.
ton in tho cases against II. @. Frick
and those mentioned with him in the
indictments have investigated the
charges and say they are fully satisfied
that no Just cause existed for the find
ing OF the indictments. They wrote to
District Attorney Burleigh, who upon
the strength of their assertions made 0
motion before Judges White aud Magee
yesterday for a nolle pros in each Of
the cases, which was granted, This is
probably the beginning OF the end Of
all the cases against the Homestead
men,
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CHICAGO. June 8. Cattle. receipts 1900 head
shipments 1860 head: market steady; top prices
for the week s. 7Ju6 01; medium 60 OOaj 30; Others
81 2ja4 Oj; Texans 81 6Oal ~. Hogs, receipts $3.50
head; shipments 1000 head; market slow und
lower; mixed 81 LOAF 20; heavy 81 lbQ7 2j;
light 81 2Ol7 -. Sheep, receipts 3,COl head.
top natives 81 76a5 So; top Terms 81 6OaO 10;
spring lambs 81 0Oa7 ~.
EAST LIBERTY. June Seattle, receipts 1880
head: shipments l,lGO head: nothing doing,
all through c%onsignmonts. Hogs, receipts 2, lbO
head: shipments 1900 head; market firm; fair
light 10 best heavy 81 30a7 30. Sheep, 70.
Ctlpts 100 head; shipments none; market steady
und unchanged.
C~iSCISNATi, O., June 9.-lIogs steady at
% 4Da72 %; receipts L,SOO head; shipments S,ON
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WAS POLITE ONLY.
Commander Davis Did Not Instruct
the Chicagoans
HOW TO TREAT PRINCESS EULALIE,

No Lesson in Etiquette Administered,
He Merely Answered questions
Asked by Mrs, Potter Palmer-The
Infauta Disguised with Certain
oyor,EuterprIslng New York Papers
that Have Pried Into Her Private
AGrlirS
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nrnnt Trlnmnll.

Instant rolIol experienced and a por.
inanont cure by the most speedy and
greatest remedy Ia the world-0tto's
Cure for throat and lung diseases. Why
will you continue to irritatO your throat
aud lungs with that terrible hacking
cough, whom Logan Drug Co.,, Holeagent,
VIII furnish you u FREQ sample bottle Of
thls great guaranteed rOmedy2 TIA
success 10 eimply wonderful, as your
druggist will toll you. 0Lto's Curo Is
now sold In every town and village on
this continent, Samples iroe. Largo
bottles SOC. 3
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NEW YoRK, June 2.-Thc dry goods market
disclosed more interest on the part OF buyers on
advance In cotton the plat day or two hus Btlmu-
lated Interest In cotton goods, and that the coin.
Ing week may show more decided activity.
Nothing was made known respecting prices OF
prints. although thOre Is u clearer understand
Ing Ut to tho probabilities on which assumption
there was Increased demand.
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Cars and forrots arc considered great
rat catchers, but they ure mot In IT,
compared with Buglne Paste" which
will entirely rid o house from the pests
In one or two nights.
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STATED by IL. b. Cochran, druggist,
Lancaster, Pa. Have guaranteed over
800 bottles OF Burdock Blood BittorH for
dyspepsia, sour stomach, bilious attacks,
livor and kidney trouble.
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OFT Cry, Pa, June 3,-QpCncd GiAo; highest
G2Mc; lowest Gle; closed 6iHc; sulCs 1900 bur.
rcls; clCnrunCcs $1,000 barrels; rum 1880 bur.
relsi shipments l2O,2OS barrels
NEW YORK. Juno B,-rhu petroleum market
was ilrner, not u single salo WINS reported, but
tho price was bid up from o. to O2c. July option
&c bid.
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when Baby was sick, wO gave her castOriA.
when sho was Child, shO cried for cuStOrlA.
When shO became Miss, sho ciung to caStOrla,
Whom she had Children, ShC gave thon cagtOrlA
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

TlmO Table No. o. to tako OBJECT 1901 a. IN,
Sunday, Muy 2S, 1894
Leave Wheeling -tjiD, tGilO, no, t9.B IN
1910, 1900. 'i:Oi, 1000, 70 100 J.. III.
Leave pOnlnsulh-tb;lB. 1910, t7:5g, t0ibl q, IN,
"2,b8, t3.OJ. eiiil, 5000, 1850 .. in.
Lowe Terminal Junction -t6i52, ti0i43 a. M,
1917, e2iBO th:27, % '2I. tb;I5 t8i9b, tiOsl2 y. IN,
loaye Mhrtln'g Fcrry-tG.ls "lo;4Sa. m, t2:2S,
c2!37, tbi83, 15iBB, t6;0l. tb!BI, iiOilS n M,
inhve rCnInsula-tji6 plO!6l a. M, tl2D, o2.41.
t5i8o, 1j,0y taos, tSi9s, tl0tbI y. m.
Arrive Wh%Colln9-t6.t2, oiliW H. M, tl:a5,
e2!bO, t5A6, iiItb, f6ii5 tS,ih t1l;Ol n, IN.
SDalty, tDally oScOp, Sunday. lpurdays only.
All tfalnB will run on EASTERN Time.
JE TAURSlu, Superintendent
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NEw YoRK, June a-pIg iron dull: American
Si2 7balb 90. Copper quiet; lnkU $40 III Lend
stQOdy; domestic ~ WV Thu sloady; straits
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Cotton

ClsclyyATt o, June o.-coton noulnalj mild.
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SO Federal Street, Allegheny.
Send for catalogue. mailed free.

"Did smiggs marry his wife for her
money! "No, it was for her fathers"
Inter Ocean.
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~ Pennsylvania stations
pennsylvania lines.
Tralna Run L. centrnl Tlme,

rirEHr OiFtCgs At PENNSYLVANIA .HrATfoN o.
WATYn IT., FOQT OE ELHyRNTii 81, WliEELiNu,
AT MClURR UOJBE, WttEEtthu, AND At Tup
PENNSYLVANIA BIA11ON, pNfp0RPORr,
HnftrnMnnf AYNrrM-np AN IIANnfE nnnrE.n
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rlNANon ANn rRApE.
The Features of tho Money aud stOcI
Murkets,

NEW York, June 3,-SIoney on call at 2hsa3
per cent, Prime mercantile paper Gas per cent
Sterling exchange trm at s4sC7lai S91i. Sales
1880 shares
Lower cables from London, aud the failure OF
a broker in American securities There had II
at the opening this morning. Soon after the
opening, however, selling orders were with
drawn, aud some OF the smaller shorts started ~
to cover. At this time the gIungeFs developed
strength on the favorable reports Of the Rock
up u lively Inquiry for tue grangeEs,. and i'm
parted u strong tone 10 the general market
Among the conspieuously strong stocks We're
New England, Reading, sugar, tho grangeri
market wus frm aud prices show II net gain for
tue day OF u TO "a per cent.
GOveFnmpnt nun stain hands dull.
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ALittlo sonsonnblo Adyicc,

Take plenty OF outdoor exercise. 1t
will help you throw off that tired feel
ing and raise your spirits. Don't over
eat-enough is as good and better than
a feast. 30 careful of your drinking
water and Arrays add q little Of Klein's
Silver Age or Duquesne Ryes. This
will keep tho digestive organs in good
condition and prevent much summer
sickness. They are absolutely pure and
are for sale by hotels, druggists and
dealers generally, at 81 so and 81 rs per
full quart. Headquarters,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-05

TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator to
keep tho bowels regular. Ono dose IL
worth 500.
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NEW York. June 3,-Thu weekly statement
OF tho associated banks shows the following
changes:
Reserves, decrease, .'...'.'.' '.,'''"'.'.,''' 4,l1l'dlD
LOaLs, increase" ''.".'', '.,'.',",''.', zee IoS,OvV
specie, decrease. r,, '.,'.".'.'.'""''.'','''." OgV'!gO
Legal tendors decrease. ."".."""".., b,26O,lO
Deposits, decrease. e. ......,.. ,."".."..,. b,3lS,6OO
Circulation, decrease. ..."r,..,.,,..,... e. UU,sUO
Tho banks nov hold S2O,sO7,JOO In excess Of
tho requirements OF the ~ per cent rule
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and Nltcr Monday, December 10, Passenger
TrnIns will run as follows: eDallY. tDully Ec'
an,t Eundnv Cenlrll limo,
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Tho EskiuOa.

Among the many instructive rs we'll as
interesting shows at the great Columbian
exhibition in Chicago is the Eskimo village,
where the exhibits Of the peculiar people
called Eskimos may be studied. Here arc
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ht5 TcCt lCgCUlcf.
liceman. i took PAS meerscham pipe
case and tied little piece of ice over the
end the stem goes in, and afteS, Pa and
Ma was asleep we went in the room, and
put the cold muzzle Of the ice revolver
to Pas temple, and when he woke up
told him if hc moved muscle or said a
word l would spatter the wall and the
counterpanc with his brains. He closed
his eyes and began TO pray. Then stood
off and told him to hold up his hands
and tell me where the valuables was. He
held up his hands and sat up in bed and
sweat and trembled and told us the
change was in his left hand pants pock-
ct and that Mas money purse was in the
bureau drawer in the cuff box, and my
chum went and got them.
'Pa shook so the bed fairly squcaked,
and l told him | was n good notion to
shoot few holes in him just for fun,
and no cried and said, Please, Mr.. Bur
glar, take oil / have got, but spare poor
old mans life, who never did any harmv
Then told him to lay down on his stom-
ach and pull the clothes over his head
and stick his foet over the footboard, and
he did it, and took a shawl strap and
was strapping his feet together, and he
was scared, l tell you. 1t would have
been all right if Ma hadn't woke up. Pa
trembled SO Ma woke up and thought he
had the ager, and my chum turned up
the light to see how much there was in
Mas purse, and Ma SEQ me and asked me
what was doing, and told her l was o
burglar, robbing the house.
II don't know whether Ma tumbled to
tho racket or not, but she threw a pillow
ut me and said, Get out of here, or I'll
take you across my knee, and she got up,
and we run. She followed us to my room
and took Pas jointed fishpole and mauled
us both until l don't want any more
burgling, and my chum says he will never
speak to me again. Ididn't think Ma had
80 much sand. She is brave as q lion,
and Pa is regular squaw. Pa sent for
me to come to his room this morning,
but amt well and am going out to Pc
waukee to camp out till the burglar scare
is over. If Pa comes around here talk
ing about war times and how he faced
the enemy on many well fought field,
you ask him il he ever threw any bur-
glars down u banister. He is frod, Pa
is, but Ma would make good chief of
police, and don't you let it escape you."
And the boy took his canned ham and
lobster, and tucking some crackers inside
the bosom Of his blue flannel shirt start
ed for Pewaukee, while the grocer looked
at him as though he was a hard citizen.
Continued tomorrow.
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There is no reason for putting up with
such Disagreement nowadays as mole
on the face. said physician to writer for
the Washington Star. 1t can easily be ro-
moved by well known surgical processes
IL it were necessary to resort to the knife,
the light scar left would be infinitely less
ugly. Such an operation is almost pain
less, the mole being cut in two down the
middle and extirpated in a moment. Incl
dentally the hairs are removed permanent
ly by the destruction of the follicles from
which they grow.
But there is n simpler and better method
than that which can usually be applied. A
needle connected with one pole of an cleo
trio battery is thrust gently down to the
center of the excrescence Then the cur
rent is turned on for a brief instant, heat
ing the needle white hot, and it destroys
the root of the mole. There is very little
pain involved, and it is all over in a mo-
ment. Moles, likes warts, are abnormal
developments OF the skin. The root being
destroyed, the growth is atrophied and
quickly disappears, never TO return. Some
times you will see a mole in an advanced
stage of development, which is attached to
the skin only by very narrow neck. To
dispose of it is the simplest matter in the
world. There is little instrument, which
consists of nothing more than tube main.
The only way TO extirpate them is by the
electric needle, which is thrust down into
the bottom of each follicle, slight current
destroying the root.
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GoiIed Clothes BaC.

The simplest bag in tho world for
soiled clothes, and an excellent thing to
take to the country boarding house or
seashore, is nothing but piece of brown
or blue gingham with long tape loop
on each corner. Take four yards Of stuff,
cut in two pieces, seam together, hem
the ends, leaving the selvages if you
want to, and stay at the corners by ex-
tending tho taps Of the loops. Spread
out fat, it is q good sized, neat looking
cover for your bundle to and from the
laundress. who should wash 1t regularly
and use it for cover in which to bring
home the clean clothes.
Gathered UP by the four loops and
hung on one hook, it is bag that does
not get smelly" Still more important
perhaps, it is one that you can put things
in without requiring one hand to hold it
open. And you need never put your
hand into it. To find anything or emp
ty it, lift il from the hook and let it rest
on tho floor. when it will spread open Of
itself and reveal all its contents at
glance.
Two of these bags, one to hang up
when the laundress takes the weeks
washing in the other, will make you feel
very rich indeed. They will cost about
30 cents and can be made in less than
ln hour
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CHAPTER w.
THE BAD BOYS MA COMES HOME.

THE BAD BOYS MA COMES HOME.
"When is your Ma coming backy' asked
tho grocery man of the bad boy as he
found him standing on the sidewalk
when the grocery was opened in the
morning, taking some pieces Of brick out
Of his coattail pockets.
"Oh. she got back Mt midnight last
night" said the boy as he eat afew blue
berries ont Of case. "Thats what
makes me up so early. Pa has been kick
Ing at these pieces of brick with his bare
feet, and when came away he had his
toes in his hand and was trying to go
back up stairs on one foot. Pa ahaint got
no sense"
II am afraid you are terror" said
the grocery man as he looked at the in
nocent face Of the boy. "You are al
ways making your parents some trouble,
and it is wonder to me they don't send
you to some reform school. What dew
iltry were you up to last night TO get
kicked this morningY"
mo deviltry, just little fun. You
zee, Ma went TO Chicago to stay week,
and she got tired and telegraphed she
would be home last night, and Pa was
down town, and ] forgot to give him the
dispatch, and after he went to bed me
and chum of mine thought we would
have Fourth of July.
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Decorate with Pinks.

Pinks are always plentiful and never
very cheap. They are in too great a de-
mand to be ever given away. Arranged
by themselves, they show to best advan-
tage in a low jar, 80 that the narrow
leaves can be seen. But pinks have an
almost human quality Of demanding
that their surroundings shall be in abso-
lutte harmony with themselves. For car
nations there is q blood red vase clear
as crystal, which, with a handful of the
lovely red flowers, is poem-a thing 80
beautiful that you do not know how to
describe it. Then there are white porce-
lain vases for white pinks and variegated
ones for spotted pinks. which are so spi-
cily fragrant. Harmony is actually de-
manded, or the sweet beauty Of your
bunch of pinks will refuse to reveal itself
properly.
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Nerve strain may be greatly lessened by
very simple means For instance, by a
sandwich or glass of milk when one feels
little done up, or even when you feel idle
and disinclined to apply to the household
duties. Sit down a minute and take bite
to eat, and you will feel lots more like go
ing about your business. A throbbing
headache may sometimes be entirely cured
by brushing the hair up high and bathing
the back of the neck and behind the ears
with water as hot as can be borne. When
the back is aching and the whole body
weary with overexertion, throwing ones
self full length on lounge or bed for half
an hours rest will frequently insure a very
comfortable state of both mind and body
for the remainder of the day.
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~He tried to stab me tcith hts bfg toe ndfl." I"
"You see, my chum has got a sister
about as big as Ma, and we hooked some
Of her clothes, and after Pa got to snor-
ing we put them in Pas room. Oh,
you'd q LATED. We put pair of No.
clippers with blue stockings down in
front Of the rocking chair beside Pas
boots, and red corset on o chair, and
my chum's sisters best black silk dress
on another chair, and q hat with white
feather ON on the bureau, and some
frixzes on tho gas bracket, and every
thing we could find that belonged to q
girl In my chum's sisters reem. Oh, we
got . red parasol, too, and left it right in
the middle Of tho floor.
'sWell, whom I looked at the layout
and heard Pa snoring..I 4 thought should
dia You see, Ma knows Pa il q darn
good feller, but she is eaGly excited.
Ny chum slept with me that night, and
whom we heard the doorbell ring stuffed
. pillow in my mouth. There was no
body to meet Ma at tho depot, and she
hired . hack and came right up. No
body heard the bell but me, and had to
70 down and let Ma in. She was pretty
hot, now, you bet, at not being met at the
depot
"sWhere's your father said she as
she began to go up stairs.
II told her guessed Pa had gone to
deep by this time, but ! heard good
deal Of noise in tho room about an hour
ago, and maybe he was taking bath.
Then slipped up stairs and looked over
the banisters. Ma said something about
heavens and earth, and where is the hus-
~, and lot Of things I couldn't hear,
and Pa said damfino, and it's no such
thing, and the door slammed, and they
talked for two hours.
II s'pose they finally layed it to me,
as they always do, cause Pa called me
very early this morning, and when !
came down stairs he came out in the
hall, and his face was redder'n beet,
and he tried to stab me with his big toe
nail. and IL it hadn't been for these
pieces Of brick no would have hurt my
feelings. SEQ they had my chum's sis
ter's clothes all pinned up in newspa-
per, and I s'pose when 60 back ! shall
have to carry them home, and then she
will be down on me. I'll tell you what,
have got good notion to take some shoe
makers wax and stick my chum on my
back and travel with circus as double
headed boy from Borneo. A fellow could
have more fun and not get kicked all
the time"
And the boy sampled some strawber-
vies in q case in front OF the store and
went down the street whistling for his
chum. who was looking out Of an alley
20 see II the coast was clear.
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HEALTH AND HOME.
The coNsuMPIxe,s COUGH.


Mode ofTreatment For the Most Distress
ing Element. OF fPhthisis.
Inarecent article in the New York Herald's
European edition the methods of treating
the different varieties Of cough in consump-
tive ps.s.nts are explained. The subject is
one of great practical interest and impor-
tance TO large class of patients. A foreign
medical correspondent points out that in q
dry, hacking cough not accompanied by
much expectoration recourse can be had to
preparations of opium associated with bel
ladonna If the secretion of the bronchial
tubes is not very abundant and is very
sticky, it is preferable TO use the following
preparation in spray: Bicarbonate of soda,
GINS; hydrochlorate of morphine, 0.05
centig; aqua dest., 1000 gins.
This is sufficient for four seances. When
dry cough is accompanied by any rise Of
temperature, our medical correspondent APP
proves the use Of phena1tine at the dose of
O50 centig.. as proposed by NJ. Maragliano.
In cases where there is abundant expecto-
ration opium must be replaced by the diff
ferent balsams, as tar. turpentine guiacol
or creosote. inwardly or inhalations Re
lief can be had by the use OF the following
formula for pills: Oxalate Of cerium, o. 10
centig.; extract OF licorice. q. S. for one pill;
fiat 40. Four TO six a day.
Difficult as it is to relieve the cough of
consumptives, it IS too exhausting TO be
neglected.
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How TO Keep a nroom Clean.

II you want your floors TO be clean,
keep your broons clean. When they
are new and each straw shows tend
ency to go off Mt right angles from every
other straw. sew band about inches
broad tightly around them. This will
Deep the sweeper from leaving signs of
her labor all over the floor in the shape
of broken straws.
Never allow threads. hairs and the
like TO remain tangledin the broom after
sweeping. Remove them at once, or
they will adorn the next room swept.
To clean the broom dip IL several times
into pail of water in which ammonia
has been poured, rinse in clear water,
shake well and dry il the sun.
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Made OF . Variety Of Fruits to Suit the
Taste.


Taste.
At every luncheon or dinner salad is
sure to be one Of the dishes enjoyable,
and the cooks Of the present time have
by some trick Of their own converted
some of the early vegetables into that
mixture of oil, vinegar, pepper and salt
that we appreciate so much.
It is one of the latest of fashions for
dessert at luncheon or an evenings en-
tertainment to have q fruit salad which
as compound is most palatable and
when brought to perfection is unequaled.
This salad can be served with an ice OF
ice cream and proves an admirable addi
ton. BY tho mingling of all these favors
as well as odors it is unsurpassed as o
savory dish, and for all housekeepers sc
little trouble is experienced in preparing
it that all womankind should try it for
themselves.
Select from q number of pineapples
two that are fully ripe and juicy. II
they are specked in any way, SO much
the better. After peeling them cut
them lengthwise and shred them with a
fork until all but the core is left. Then
peel six good, sweet oranges, taking out
the seeds and cutting them IN small
pieces. Put the pineapple and oranges
together. After they are well mixed
add three pint boxes of fine, large straw
berries. Just before serving pour over
all half pint of Jamaica rum, and you
have a salad which for dinner, dessert OF
late evenings spread will be veritable
dish of nectar, even if it is called fruit
salad
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MORE THAN INVITING.

a jug for flowers. On the floor stands q
couch of wicker piled up with pillows of
many sorts. At the window are curtains
of pure white swiss muslin, and before
the divan rests rug of harmonixing
color. In the entire arrangement there
is nothing of cost, yet the results charm
ing, and an opportunity for siesta
stands ever at hand.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-10

AN ESKIMO BOY AT THE CHICAGO ExnrBIT1oN.
10 bc seen the men, women and children
who at home live I'm snow huts and subsist
on the flesh OF reindeer, seals, whales and
sea birds
The Eskimos are superior 20 their Indian
neighbors in personal courage. and they
have made greater advance in civilization.
They can make lipht and swift canoes Of
skins, which they manage With great nd
dress, and they have sledRes which are
drawn by DOGS over the winter SHOWS At
the exposition thts appear In their native
dress, and the cut here presented Is good
likeness Of an Eskimo boy at the Chicago
exhibition.