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the jobs concocted to cinch IT, and in con-
sequence he does not stand well with the
schemers. Finding that he had no show
in the Burns State convention. Mr.. Waite
refused 10 allow his name TO go before it.,
preferring 10 let the people determine
whether or not he should continue in
affice Mr.. Waite does not consider it a
disgrace not to have been the choice of a
convention which at the nod of its boss
turned down" Justice de Haven.
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HON. e. q. WAITE.

In another column Secretary Of State
Matte gives the public some reasons why
be should be reelected. Sense of mod
esty, which does not often survive four
years term Of office. prevents him from
saying what others. without distinction of
party, say OF him-that he is the best Sec
rotary of st ts California has ever had.
1t has been his privilege and his pleasure
to stand between the public and some OF
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OCTOBER. 1894.
VISITORS TO COUNTRY RESORTS

City subscribers to THE CALL uiSitina
the country during the summer months can
hare their paper sent to them for any
period deSired-one toeek or longer.
Orders can be giUen to The carrier or n
either the Branch Office, 40 Market street
Or Business Office. 525 MONTGOMERY street
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The Overland Flyer.

The Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern
form the only line running Pullman palace sleep
ers and dining cars daily, san Francisco to Chi
20 without change. Time to Chicago only three
. c one-h alt days, and to New York four and one
alf days.
Select tourist excursions TO Chicago daily with
out change. Upholstered tourist cars.
For tickets and sleeping-ear accommodations
call on or address ID. W. Hitchcock, general agent.
! Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Brigadier- General Alexander Mcdowell Me.
age; otherwise he is as fit to command a. ever
Will the exception Of General Schofeld and
General Howard, this last OF the fighting INC
Cooks is the only officer IN the regular army
who commanded an army corps during the re.
bellion. He won his stars on the battle field.
Two adventurous aerouauts, NJ. Mallet and
M. de Fonvielle, have undertaken TO make
sky trip around France, keeping their balloon
as near the earth rs possible, so IS 10 be able 10
descend with ease occasionally. They want to
prove That agreeable and economical JOURNEYS
can be made BY balloon as we'll as by rail or
water.
#. Marion Crawford seems 10 be endowed
with the enviable gift OF being able to write
anywhere and under any circumstances. For
the last twelve months he has not only tray.
eled from one end OF this country 10 the other.
but has written four novels and novelette,,
lt is full thirty years since w. q. Grace, the
English cricketer, made his first century In a
Dig match. Yet 1t was only few DAYS ago
That he put on 131 runs against the profess
sonals, making the ninety-ninth time when he
mas passed the three-1gure mark.
A descendant OF the famous Hans Holbeiu.
the painter, was sent to the poorhouse in Aus.
sig, Austria, a few days ago as a vagrant He
is member of the nobility and learned photog.
raphy as a livelihood.
Samuel Josephs, a Democratic politician of
Philadelphia. and the author OF the Demo-
cratic campaign song, "Grover. Grover, four
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WEATHER. PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRIC ULTURE,1
WEATHER BUREAU,
San FRANCISCO, Oct. rs, 1894.
Official Fore cast for TwentT-four Hours
Ending Midnight Saturday.
San Francisco and vicnity-Falr weather;
nearly stationary temperature; brisk to high
westerly winds.
W. Il. HAMNoN. Forecast Official.
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PUBLICATION OFFICE.

9rt Montgomery street. CLAY, open until IL
o'clock p NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near keaTny. open until II o'clock mldmghV'
SIS Hayes street open until 80 o'clock 5O5Larkln
street. open until $500 clock; SW corner Sixteenth
End Mission Streets until oeloeKi zol o
G1ssion street omen until O'Clock; and 11o NlntA
AAeel open until 8 80 o'clock.
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phillips' Rock island Excursions

Leave San Francisco every Wednesday via
RIO GRANDE AND Rock ISLAND RAILWAYS.
Through tourist sleeping cars to Chicago and bos-
ton. Man ager and porter accompany these excur-
sons through to Boston. For tickets, sleeping-car
accommodations and further Information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island Rail-
way, SO Montgomery street, San Francisco
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MORE than 10000 people read the "Paciac
States Watchman"; 10000 bona fde subscri
ers: largest legitimate circulation OF any
monthly west Of the Rocky Mountains. A few
dress VIM. Fl. BARNES, ST. AIMS building,
San Francisco Cal
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SALT rheum often appears in cold weather, attack
Ing the palms of the hands and other parts OF the
BODY Hoods Sarsaparila. the great blood purifier
cures salt rheum and other diseases of the blood.
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TO MAKE YOU SMILE.

"who was Peter?" asked Texas Sunday.
school teacher.
"Peter was a brick"
"Wby, Johnny, am surprised at you"
at says so IN The Bible. anyhow. read 1t
the other day. 1t says, Thou art Peter, and
upon this brick I'll build my church,"
Brock, johnny; rock-not brick"
"well. knew it was some Kind OF building
material"-Tammauy Times.
mo-" she sobbed, II DO not wish to marry
him."
Then why not break the engagement ?n
asked her mother.
"If-f-i do he'll want back his diamond
riDg."-New York Press.
Mrs. Wigglestein-Do you know, Jack.
think should like 10 learn to play poker. Ii
must be fascinating game.
Mr.. Wlgglesiein-Gteat heavens, Ethell
Don't think of 1t for moment. We can't both
afford 10 play.-SOmervllle journal.
He-Do you see that disagreeable- looking
person across by the window? wonder II he
is enjoying himselfP
She-Pil 60 and ask him. He's my husband
Chicago Inter Ocean.
He-You saw some OLE ruins while in Eng
land. presume?
She-Yes indeed; and one OF them wanted TO
marry me.-Brooklyn Lite.
rejected Sntor-I can never love another.
Rejecting UnsuiIed-I thought you'd reach
your limit after while.-Deroit Tribune.
-
EXTRA fine chocolate at Townsends.
CHOICE French candles AT Townsend's.
CALIFORNIA gace fruits soc Id. I ownsend's. :.
BACON PRINTING Company, sos Clay street..
CREAM mixed candies, 25c ID. Townseud's. =
STAMPS, Stencils printing 64S Sacramento
---~-@-~--------
PURE vermont maple 15c lb. Townsend's.s
--->-o->------
MoNTGoMERY-ST. Lunch House 426 Montgy.
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Another wagon-load of Crepe Tissue and
other materials for making lamp shades and
paper flowers arrived yesterday and is on sale
to-day. Sanborn. Vail s. Co., 741 Market st.
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ALL our nice Picture Frames have orns-
mented cor ners; new styles, low prices and
pc rlecs finish. Sanborn. Vail 81 Co., TAI Mar
ket sireAt
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WE are agents for Winsor s. Newton. Lon
don. makers OF the best Artists Materials in
the world. New novelties for decorating. San.
born, Vail & Co., TAI Market street.
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j. T. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN-Thls cels-
DRAFTED whisky for sale by all first-cass druggists
ana gIocers. Trademark-Star within 4 shield.s
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Northern Pacific Overland Route.

Hyou are anticipating a journey to the
East don't fail to get our rates before buy
ing elsewhere. T.. L. Stateler, general
agent. 63S Market street, s. f.
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THE Daily MORNING GAIL

FOR SALE AT
New York. 80. BRENTANO BROS. 5 Union Squal
Chicago ...-.........W.B u. SIZER 1S9 State street
New Orleans. .GALLOT & JOUBERT, 115k Common
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL
DO Potter building New York City, is provided Wit
dles of California papers Visitors welcome. Al
Tertising rates and sample copies furnished.
f. K. MISCH, Manager
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TUESDAY evening next at the Palace Baths
Clyde Hawthorne OF Santa Cruz swims for the
amateur championship of America
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CHURCH NOTICES.


- Plymouth Congreg tiona1 Church,
49, Post St, bet. buchanan and Webster-Rev.
A NJ. and $50 p NJ Sunday schools at 1880 a.
and 1890 P. NJ. Professor LioTd's lible class
ing service '" every day except saturday, at
P. NJ. Preaching every evening at 1850
O'CLOCK except saturday. 10th services WIN be
Morning sermon, 'Hish Time to Awake" Even
ing sermon by Mrs. Peake. iect, "A Problem
in Profit and Loss" Strangers welcome. oc27 2t
&NS Church, Mission ST., het Sixth aud Sew
enth-Rev. Err Ollie, ID. d. pastor. Rev. John Coyle,
trict, will preach at IL A. NJ In the evening the
pastor Will give the second lecture IN the series
on good etlzenshlp; subject Good Citizenship VS.:
X. v Watt, superintendent. Young peoples meet
inss at $50 p. NJ.
re- Howard-street Methodist Episco-
blocks from Palace Hotel-Rev W. w. Case, D. D.,
pastor; Professor Martin Schultz, musical direc-
Tours OF public services, IL A. NJ. and I 80 p. M.
Snnday-schooi at 1880. Epworth League $3.50
Of sd b of
sermon by Rev John Coye, ID. Pastors resi-.
denee 2o26 Howard St Telephone 6065. l
"a First Bip;.st Church, Eddy ST,
Rev. NJ +. Boynton, assistant pastor. Services
sunday. october %, 1894 Preaching by the
IN Life": aud at 80 p. Il. Rev. d. L. Morehouse
D.D', OF New YORK will speak on "The Future OF
the nglo-Saxon Race" Sunday-SchOol at II 80
p. NJ; Y. 7. 8 of C. r. at $3.50 P. NJ; Young Mems
meeting, Monday evening at 8 O'Clock: Christian
culture class every Friday evening at O'Clock
All these services are open &c the public Strangers
are welcome.
FS First Presbyterian Church, Corner
~ OF Van Ness ave. and sacramento st-The
pastor, Rev. Robert Mackenzie. d. D., will preach
at IL A. NJ; the Rev. w. c. Merrill associate pas
tor VIII preach at 80 p NJ. taking for his even
ing subject, "The Great Salvation" Sunday
school at IL: 45 p. NJ. Young Peoples Society OF
christian kndeavor at q :15 P. N. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening a. 7;45. All are welcome to
these services.
- Howard Presbyteris II Church, Mis-
w. sion ST., near Third - The Rev. II. G.
Minton ID. D., VIII preach at IL A. NJ. and 1880
p ". Sunday-school at $3.50 NJ. Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor at 8 30 = NJ.
O'Clock. Strangers and all are kindly invited to
these services.
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THE best regulator Of the digestive organs, also
best appetizer known is Angostura Bitters the gem
uine of DR.. j. G. Is. Siegert & Sons. at druggists.
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The aStar.n
Tissue Paper.

POLITICS; the A. p. A. and Billy Barnes
Tom Shannon's Record other live matter
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THE MORNING CALL

Has larger Circu alton than any
0ther newspaper published in San
Francisco.
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LUxURIANT hair with its youthful color assured
by using PARKER'S HAIR BALSAA.
HINDERCoRNs, the best cure for cOrns l5c
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ALL the plain ana siIver.mouhled Leather
Goods for the fall and holiday trade received
Sanborn. Vail Co.. TAI Market street.
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The Able de Marches calculates that he has
written and printed 1873, 124 verses. and feels
discouraged at his inability to find any one who
has read his poetry
George w. Cable has named his summer
home at Northampton, Mass, "Stayawhile."
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MoETGoMERY-ST Lunch House, 426 Montgy
Food and service tirst-class. II. II. HUI, PROB.
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Samuel Josephs, Democratic politician of
Philadelphia. and the author OF the Demo-
cratic campaign song, "Grover, Grover, four
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years more OF Grover; out they go, IN we &C.
then we'll be in olover,"is suffering from
ca ncerous growth Of the eyeilds.
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rejected Snitor-I can never love another.
Rejecting UnsuiIed-I thought you'd reach
your limit after while.-Delroit Tribune.
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PURE Vermont maple 15c ID. Townsend's..
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II GOD COOK WANTS SITUATION IN PRI-
" waite family: can do homework of any Kind.
1923 EOlsOn.
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I
rider OF the board of directors.
oc26 I'd A. SBARBORO, Secretary
SPECIAL NOTICES.
20 The San Francisco PrOtestat
vi ahxr .

- Dividend Notice Office of the
G~S Bodie Consolidated Mining Company room
81 Nevada block, S0S Montgomery ST., san Fran
cisco, Cal. October 20. 1894. AT meeting of the
Board OF Directors OF the above named company,
held this day, dividend NO. 81 of twenty-five
cents (25c) per share was declared the capital
stock OF the company, payable Monday. Noyem-
Der 3, 1884, at the transfer agency, room II, 81
broadway, New York. only stock issued from
the transfer agency in that city, and at the san
Francisco Office only on stock issued here Trans
fer books will close on Thursday, october 70,
1894 at O'Clock p. NJ. NJ. 4. WILLIS.
oc2l I'd Secretary
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NJ ORTIZ GERMAN LADY WANTS POSITION
~ as nursery governess useful companion;
Is good needle woman; would like to give Ger
man lessons at moderate TERMS Address w. q.
W., box ISL, Call Blanch
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EASTERN YOUNG WIDOW OF RETIREMENT
u would like any kind of gentlemen's sewing or
mending: satisfaction guaranteed 119 Ninth ST..
room 2, first floor. oc25 It's
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MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WANT POSI-
w tions together; fine cook: good manager: both
fully competent TO take full charge; good refer
ence; country preferred. Address Nj. D.. box lis,
Call Branch Ofica
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sTRONG RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES TO
do laundry work or housecleanIng by the day.
MRS. ROSS, front basement 11514 Twenty-sixth
ST.. near Mission
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COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION
- to do general homework: is good cook: wages
S12 TO $l5 city or country. Call 749 Howard ST..
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HELP wANTED-ooNTINUED.

w GLASS LUNCH COOK, $40;
w Al restaura mt cook, 81 week, nice place;
young man to assist about saloon, $40: waters,
dishwashers and others. Apply to j. +. CROSEIT
& CO., 6ZS Sacramento st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
OyE or TIE L0BEY'S NETHODS.

From The ST. Louis Globe-Democr1t
The methods of the lobby change. Ihey % 49, al
more intricate and refined But IL cannot pe ssx ss'
that they improve from the moral Ron' o. oI r ionr
Advance Information was wanted haiN no. ary:' w.,
ago of expected decision of the supreme y,on
IL is matter OF much pride as We'll AS OF s.re,
honesty on the part OF the court 70 keep sea orrt
the decisions until they delivered In open cySr
But the lobby seldom fails when II wants soiSds s1S A..
very much 1t obtained the carefully guardSgu ,oz ~
cison. and by scheme which illustrates ws WEI, "I h,
utterly INSCRIPTIONS 1t still is TO accompnssa sss
ends The decision books. Of which each !us", :, ne
one closed with locks. They are KEEP ,r-ons a.
justices houses. The lobby employed Iai' rSs
who passed such In Washington society ,mIy
person terms OF intimacy win tns tn,,aas n
of a member of the court Under lnstruouJs asss ou
the lobby she went to the house or tne Jus wss al
a Sunday. at an hour when the FANNY W W." no,
church. The servants knew her They adn,ea ~ "a 70
She made some preteXt and was allowed ,,.s 70 AZ.
the library There In drawer she founu os ' 'conied
cison book and the key OF the lock Shs - tnos
from the decision what the lobby wantel W W, en-.
and got Of the house without exciting sanSy,ovi sny
piclon on the part OF the servants. Tne v' s,nrk
edge was used II was made the basis OF ota,,shN s
speculation The profits were large. presS"So1 ~ Ia
for the lobby passed to the woman Zee u WV"
the story Is told.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
LEARNING AS SHE IS LEARNED.
From The School Bulletlr


Amusing answers served at times TO enllven the
tedious work OF examination One candidate an;
swered the question. we say that civil natural and
of rights Explain the correctness Of this use or
"Mr Fiagg is walking down the street and meets
Mr.. Hill, whom he knows I,s well He says Good
9He Srn ad dr. MR. M m passed. @ and iT sad Who
are your he would have been uncivil unnatural ana
One School Commissioner has kept a record OF
amusing answers, and gives the following:
GJ The capital Of Japan is Oklahoma.
0) An estuary is water and Ice falling down a
G) An estuary IS a place where two rivers meet.
t) An estuary Is a mountainous peak which sends
forth fire and smoke and lava .
C) A city charter Is an instrument in which all
the laws concerning a city are made.
| too near the eyes reading too long
G) The thoracic cavity is in the liver. 1t contains
the nourishment from the grease and fat we eat.
(9 The thoracic cavity IS In the neck. Its contents
are G the 1rr arnyx ara Irea1 aa av 70 hiring on
GD Physical culture will enable you to perform
12 The Danube River rises in Lake champlain
and flows into Long Island.
Q3) The crystalline lens serves to oil the Joints
40 The minerals Of New-York are salt silver
cochaneal. mahogany and potash.
15) The water route from New York to Hamburg
06) The lacteals are on the teeth
4 ,d0 Ambassadors. ministers plenipotentlary. and
i. NJ. General constitute the state Board OF Cam
dS Condiments medicines which produce
U9) The causes which have contributed TO the
growth OF Buffalo are the value of their furs and
COZ The United States ls a despotsm.
GD The Excise Commission see that the game
C2D A river basin is where a river has dried UP
C2s) A lake basin is smooth at Its bottom and has
a salty appearance.
20 The right Of eminent domain is doing away
G0 An abstract noun is one that abstracts
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29

state of her health What her al.mcnt is has been
kept a profound setrct by he members ~ her
family, hut II has become known that 10 is OF a
nature 10 have rendered retreats and periods Of
seclusOn necessary on several occasions. and that
the physicians in'rust"d with the OF her health
were renowned specially for nervous and mental
importance Il for the fact that the
Czarcwitch himself is far from being either strong
or sturdy. Ills constitution Is remarkably frail.
He has n tendency 20 epilepsy. and seems TO have
physique and intense nerVOusncss-i nervousness
80 great that the late eminent specialist pr. Char
cot. was twice summoned from Paris TO ~. Peters
burg TO advise as TO her treatment Under the
circumstances the children Of such couple as the
Czarewitch and Princess Aix Of Hesse. can never
hope to rival. either in stature. physique or fine
health the present Car and his huge brothers
II Is odd that the rcigning hous" OF Russia should
show marked disposition for matrimonial al
brother Serglus. Is married TO elder sister OF
Princess AaX the mother of the present tzarinn
was n Princess OF Hesse. and so too. was the late
Czarna. a daughter OF the late rand-DulSe Louis
II OF Hesse who, however, refused 10 recognize
her as his offspring until her sudden and totally
unexpected betrothal to Alexander III OF Russia
Up til that time she had been treated as the
Cinderella Of the court OF Darmstadt
1t Is certain that Princess AliX will follow the
example OF her sister Elizabeth. and abandon the
Lutheran faith In which she has been brought up.
in order to become a member Of the orthodox Greek
Church. This is exacted by the which
govern the succession 10 the throne OF Russia
These very strict. and provide not only that
each princess marrying a Russian Grand-Duke
should become a Greek Catholic under the pain
OF her husbands forfeiture OF the chances to sue
cesslon TO the throne. hut also that any Grand
faith under the penalty Of losing her snare In the
family property. The only exception that has ever
been made. and the only princess who In the course
OF two and a half centuries has insisted retain
ing her own religion. Is the Lutheran and Mecl<len
burg Princess Marie who Is married 70 the Car )
second brother. the Grand Duke Vladimir.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
MAKING CAME or RATS.

"About the best way to catch ras that know Is
TO catch them alive in your hands" said a serious
looking man in the group around the stove.
"Well. that's easily said" remarked scepucal
bavseed .but how many did you eyer catch that
way?"
"Oh, abou, peck at time
nHa ha! Go, a peck I'm your fngr from rats
tooth, Got a good many pecks. didn't ye?
"No never got bit yet. and Ive caught bushels 4
them"
"well. reel of your story. but tell you. b'tween
n neck of rats and you ! am betting on the rats
"Au right. gentlemen III give away my whole bus
,ness take the Job Of cleaning out rats In slaughter
houses grain orehouses. provision houses, places
whers there's thousands Of them. fix up first nice
lot Of ba-a big pile Of i-and as 1t grows dark !
take my position with a strong bag ana strong
lamp and wait The lamp Is ne secret Of the bus
also have an assistant two or course II Is pitch
dark In the building at night We Keep as s,h as
mice or rats until We know 10y the noise that tr Is
an army Of rats eating the bait. Then nash the big
light on them and while they are 50 dazed ihey Know
not which way TO run, We scoop them ihto the Dag
lively" ,,..,.
'Weil, they try to. We wear cowhde mitiens"
"What becomes ot me rats!
"Se EN-
"Se rats?' ,,, . A.
the powers Of the dogs on live rats The dog mat
can KIN the rats in a gwen time wins the match.
crunch and drop him and seize another"
A plan that Will sometimes destroy a large nunber
of rats Is to m barrel partly iul OF watsr ana cover
IT with an inch or 50 Il meal. hole IS bored In the
barrel a little above the meal and the rats ener sink
through the M al and find watery grave. In catch
ce1ve the rodents Traps need be well covered
and everything done 70 avoid raising IN. suspicious
po,soned bread and butter they may be baited with
poisoned crackers. cheese or meat Rats are shy and
gamy creatures. but 1t Is possible to m"ke game of