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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-01-18
Matrimonial Commission Asked,

NoRTHFIELD, Mimi, Jan. .17.-Raleigh
Ashley is suing Theopold Pfaum for
SAT. Ashley was to use his influence
with one Mary Reipsberger, to induce
her to marry Phaum, and was to receive
pay for his time and $25 additional in
case of success. The plaintiff claimed
he expended 81 cash and performed
services of the reasonable value Of $l5,
and he asks Judgment for $47. -.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-01-18
Insurgent ships Retired.

Rio DE JANEIRo, Jan. 16.-The United
States cruiser New York, Captain Phil
lips, has arrived here and will take up
position near Nictheroy.. There was re-
newed firing between the rebel ships
and the forts, which is said to have re-
suited in considerable loss of life on
board the insurgent vessel, which re-
tired ... ..,5 i. &. b, ~
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German FinallcS.

BERLIN, Jan. 17.-The revenue returns
for 1893 show that the expenditures ex-
ceed the grants 100000 marks. This
excessive expenditure is mostly for mill
tary purposes, and bill of indemnify
will be necessary. The result, it is said,
will be that some exciting debates in the
reichstag are unavoidable.
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EHOOL DEPARTMENT

Program Of the State Examina-
tions to be held in the: High School
.Bl3shiilding 3 Worthington, Minnesota.
Monday January 20.
300 a. M, ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
Physiology.
A Is p. M, Latin Grammar.
MlaIesday January. 30.
BOO a. M, ARITHMETIC. 4 aa.
as Cicero. t3 Z, 81 r.. s5'5-'8:
IS r. nj, Elementary Algebra.
:ss English History.
Wednesday January 81,
s9:00a M, GEOGRAPHY.
Shakespeare.
" a. Is p. M, Caesar.
Thursday February l.
300 a M, U. S. History.
VI Ancient History. II.
l:15 p. M, Higher Algebra.
y l Astronomy.
4 FIriday-February 2.
300 a. NJ, Plane Geometry.
English Composition.
l:15 P. M, Natural Philosophy.
.Saturday-February 3.
300 a. M, Botany. ( s....s
4 Latin Element.
sl:l5p P. NJ, Essay. #E.&.#%
Vergil.
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Ordered a Distribution.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 17.-The probate court
has made an order on the petition of cer-
tain of the Kittson heirs for the follow
ing partial distribution: Norman w.
Kittson, $1,000: Mrs. Lewis Baker, Jr.,
$4,000; Hercules Kittson, $4,000, and
Mrs. Lewis Coyle Kittson, 5000: Fhe
st. Paul Trust company, the executor,
will appeal from the order.
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An Encyclical on Music.

LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch to The
Chronicle from Rome says: A coming
encycical of the pope on church music,
which will embody the opinions of lay
and ecclesiastical authorities through
out Christendom will favor the Gregor-
ian style. It will deprecate the presence
of women in clloirs and will also frown
on theatrical music of the Hayden style.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Jacob Landberg and L. G..
Bond under the firm name of Land
berg & Co., is this day dissolved. by
mutual consent.
49,. g.. @.5. JACOB LANDBERG.
- - o.. ,
.,,& ......... .r.. L. G. BOND.
Dated Jan>6th 1894. (3wpd)
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and the vote stood, Gear, y3; Boies, IA.
In the house the vote stood, Gear, u;
Bo:es, II, and w. H. Butler, 4. "a
joint convention Of the senate and house
will be held in the morning to canvass
the vote and to declare Gear United
States senator from Iowa. 5t 53
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John johnson Had a Bullet In His Neck.
Died Without Explaining.
MAR1NETTE, Wis, Jan. l7.-John
Johnson, policeman, was found IN
barn shot through the neck. He had
gone to shoot a cat. He died few
hours later, but refused to explain the
cause of the shooting &.
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THREE CRENIATED.
Terrible Result of Fire In = Mills. XIV.
Dwelling House.

Dwelling House.
BARBoURsvnLE, KY, Jan. 17.-At
the village of Mills, KY, a fire destroyed
the dwelling and store of Frederick A.
Houson and other buildings. The
Houson family was asleep at the time.
Houson and his son escaped. Mrs.
Houson could have saved herself, but
she tried to awaken her two daughters.
aged II and 10, and they all persisted. \
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately existing between
M. j. Barber and B. P. johnson, of
Round Lake, Mobiles county, Mimi,
under the firm name of Barber &
johnson, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the Sixteenth day Of Janu-
ary, 1894. ... E.
All debts owing to the said partner
ship, are to be received by the said NJ.
J. Barber, and all demands on the
said partnership are to be presented
to him for payment.
M. J. BARBER.
E. P. JOHNSON.
Round Lake, Jan. 16, '94 23-3w
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The Iowa Senatorial Contest Was.
Settled on the First ,FH
s.S %5s Ballot, a, II. s3i
John H. Gear, the Republican Caucus
Candidate, Receiving Majority In
Both Houses.
A Joint Session to Be Held In the
Morning to Formally Canvass
( the Vote. .@.s. n.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Jan. 17.-The les.is- {
lature took formal action on the. United
States senatorship. John 81. Gear, the

Republican eau
Gu $ candidate,
was nominated in
the senate by SEN
ator Harmon and
the name Of eex-
Governor Horace
Boies,was placed
in nomination on
behalf Of the
d ts by
Senator Harper.
Roll call followed
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Notice..

Mrs. j. H. johnson has placed in
my hands for collection her notes and
bank accounts, to be closed out and
that at an early day. Please look to
it, at once, and come in prepared to
pay; will not admit of delay.
Come one and all, and settle.
.. Respectfully yours.
GILBERT ANDERSON,
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A nice 16O, only three miles from
from good town in Butler county Kan,
to trade fox land in Mobiles county,
Mimi, will take wild or improved land.
33-tf M. E, LAwTON.
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s The regular readers of these col
uInns will recall an article published
some weeks ago on ''The Habit Of
Smoking" by Draper Dayton; they
Wall also recall the note, explaining
that the essay was prepared for com
petition under plan proposed and
conducted by Miss Sanford, Professor
Of Rhetorics, in the State University.
The report Of the contest isjust come,
and we of the Worthington school
may well be pleased. Though our
contribution is not the prize-winner, it
yet receives honorable mention. The
best essay presented is Judged to be
that Of Cora E. Marlow, of Glenwood.
Below is printed what we shall offer
as our contribution to the second con
test original story. AS before, SO
now, the part is printed just as it
comes from the hands Of the pupl.)
Conversation Between Old and
isssss i,ssas New Year. .5
~ { = ~
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). FOR SALE.

For Sale, one shepard dog, trained
for sheep.
22-w3 -. s WM. F1NDLAY.
Worthington, MINI.
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] s1AR1NErrE POLICEMAN SHOT.

In the evening there was a banquet at
the Ryan.
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Estrayed Ponies.

Dated Jan.,6th 1894. g
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-20
LssAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or. IL Z.
state OF Washington. for htnS SoLa.s,
IN probate. In the matter OF the estassS
~ Garalcisre NJ. r. Gilbert, ueSNasseu.
Srae~ h, show cause why Distribution
should not be made. No. i,.-1
Militant A Peters. administrator or ste
estate Of Geraldine NJ, Il. Gilbert oe
cease. having filed IN this court his petl-
ton setting forth that said estate - noM
in a condition to be closed anu u IeA9se
among the persons entitled by law therv-
fo and il appearing 10 the court that sala
petition sets forth facts snthcteht 70 Se -
thorize a distribution Of the resauuS u
II 4 therefore ordered by the court
that all persons interested IN the estate
OF the said Geraldine NJ. X GhneI'' rs
sea sad be and appear before the SAID
superior court or king county, STAT ~
washington. at the court room OF TIE
pi,y ~ ssaftIe. an the 18th day OF Janu-
ary 1895 at tire hour OF s.Se o CaocA .. IA
OF said day, then and there TO snow Se Gus
II any they have. why an order OF alstTi-
button should not be made OF the resi-
due OF said estate among the heirs ana
persons in said petition mentioneu aS-
n IS further ordered that a copy of this
order be published once a week Tor Tour
successive weeks before the said 18TH dAS
of January, 1895. in the Seattle PoSt-iih-
teIlfgencer a newspaper printed and pub
Hshe~i in said King county and or gen
eral circulation therein
cember, 1894. J. W. IANtfi11f.
Judge OF Said Superior Court.
State OF Washington. county OF kang-Ss
l. T. w. Gordon, clerk OF the superior
court Of King county, state Of Washing
ton. d, hereby certify that the above and
foregoing document is true, correct and
complete copy of an order OF said SUI
nerior court TO show cause why dtstribu-
tin of said estate should not be made IN
the above entitled matter, made and en-
tered by said court on the 18th day OF
December. 1894.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal OF said
court this 18TH day Of December, 1894.
(Seal) r w. GORDON. Clerk.
BY II. c. GORDON. DEPUTY Clerk.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state of Washington Tor the county OF
Pierce. LIE Roy Pratt ct al. plaintiHs,
VS.. CSarretSon, Woodruff, Pratt CON-
pany. defendant. Notice.
AS receiver of Garretson, Woodruff,
Pratt Company I Will sell under an order
of court all book accounts. accounts, bllls
receivable, notes, notes secured by
MORTGAGES and otherwise, with their Sc
curlty, chooses in action, judgments and
real estate now belonging TO the estate
of Garretson. Woodruff. Pratt Company,
an itemized list of which is now on file
in the above named court. and also on file
In the receivers office at the corner of
Nineteenth street and Pacific avenue, in
the city of Tacoma, Pierce county, Wash
ington. The real estate also includes the
equity In the building and lots on the
corner OF Nineteenth street and Pacific
avenue in Tacoma.
Bids on the separate accounts, notes,
notes secured by mortgages and other
wise. judgments and chooses In action VIII
be received. Real estate Will be sold in
separate parcels The sale 10 be 10 the
highest bidder for cash. subject 10 con-
firmation of the above court. Motion for
confirmation to be heard in the above
court at 10 a. m. December 18th, 1894 The
sale to take place at 10 o'clock a. m, De-
cember 26th. 1885,. at the G. street entrance
OF the court house building In Tacoma,
Pierce county, Washington.
OTIS SPRAGUE.
Receiver OF Garretson, Woodruff, Pratt
Company.
Dated at Tacoma, December 18th. 1894.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT r~,
Notice or assessment roll AZ iassss---
provement district No. 81 for thA i .~- =
Uent OF Hyde street under ortsirsrs. - -
500 and hearing thereon. ~
Notice Is hereby given thar tia
ment roll Of local Improvement S ssssss
No. 81. for the Improvement ~ - ~
street from Division street "a M.s.se
street under ordinance No Ssssl ~ -
reported by the board OF public unn.s'ss
the city council of the city OF Saa.,ssa
IS now on file in the office az - -
clerk, and the same Is now aran ~
public inspection at said Office 49, g
remain open for Inspection untH 49,
the 7th day OF January, 1885. ar So
y. m. and all persons interes'as -
hereby required 70 appear before -
council in joint session 10 be hsls Z ~ ~
council chamber of the house ~ -
gates in the city hall on the TIN 49, =
January, 1895, at O'Clock D. M ans 49,.
objections thereto. At said time u 80
the council will consider anv ~ :
objections made and viii make spes =. =
rections in said roll as L deems inss IS
will then deduct the amount 81 suss - -
assessed against street crossings 49,
shall be paid from the general MAJ 49,
OF the cityl and Will then by arsins.-s
approve such roll and levy ana ss.s
the amounts thereof against each -
and lot OF land shown Ia said ~ 80. "
declare the same a lien thereon. =
Said matter may be adjourned "a L.
date IL SO ordered by the city coanef =
r. II. STEWAgT
City Clerk of the CITY an Sail.
Date OF first publication December 81 -
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KSersxERs AND CONTRACTORS.
ELECTRICAL EErAIKs.
BoosBISDERY.

RrNoyED-F. Anthony. eookeinder. re-
moved TO Front street. foot OF merry,
Kline & Rosenberg huiialngf taAS tne
Elevator. perfect fat opening p4AhA
hglnks made 10 order.
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A1v.~st.errsen.s rrder IRE head of Lost.
reard For sale, For Rent. and StEuatSons
Wanted vii be asserted az TIE rate OF !
zen. : word each Insertion Payment al
vrawe in advance. Nc advertisements re-
cetvea for iess than = cents
~OTTCE-The business offsee OF ne
post-InteilIgencer IL open until II ?. m
gfrdav hours q. IN 20 2. IA Glass;
aed advertisements viii De recetsea hp %
this time
Advertisements VIII be received AZ
branch Offices Of the Post-fnfeialgenc@r Az
TACOMA BuREAU--lifS Paclflc avenue
Thomas sarnrnons. Manager
PIT. TOwNGE%T3-Freneh A. Springer.
HEIIsINGHAN BAY BUREAU-New
whatcorn, corner Holly and Canoe streets
O IL Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
ttSa office
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PROPOSALS FOR FEEDING CRY
By the undersigned. se-crets =, ~ * 81
board or pubic works up To noon stcs-
day December -, 1sss. for furnlsi{TS,s-
. 10. 20 clty prisoners for ore wear
from January lst, 1886. By order nf ~
Beard OF Public Works -ei % tNe
GEORGE r. MEAcHAF
RI. -, Secretary
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Aaveret~erz desiring display aefverfsse-
merits changed for tse Esnssay issue r1Iszs
hard IN copy ~ ] O'Clock saturday % Ia
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co.
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txrrT-T ,Esrx- eT,sE-~Rfs1~E--Tn Seattle. On
sge~FTemfav. uveernber e. isss- Al .Sf@<e
e <FsssrcfF P~x 81 r. Fggs o~artaf-
t~w NJ 4 M kzafler aEJ Mrs. I-tsiiSn
T. Ee9e1l3eCk.
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Correspondence in all the principal eas
in the United States and Europe.
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DYE1NG AND CLEANING

SAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS !
Second street.
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President. A. a. Denny
Vice President w ~ Ladd
Manager. ..N. II. Isatimer.
Cashier..,.F r. Van ayl
Sight exchange and teiegraphie irazs
fers on New York, Chicago, st. Paul ST
Francisco, Portland and various points !
Oregon anu British CGlumua@
Sight bills of exchange on London aYaa
able elsewhere I'm Europe.
Collections made at al poiI oa laws
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other vsiuahles =
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
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CRY NOTICES

NOTICE or ASSESSN F,NT~ ~ 49,
tee OF assessment roll az lo,ai s..1s NJ
Ntnt district No. 81 for 10 s.is5eses
T9sens 81 henney street. uvssa- - esrVes-
10. S,eat ana hearing thereon st'-sss4sss
Notlce = hereby given thar -
ment roll OF local ;ra sne AssesS.
district Nc -. Tor ths vsvtsssrs
ment Or henney street frnr, s1pssass-
street Tor Remington avennel NSsyaF
son street under ordinances M --sAe<>
osen reported BY the hoars s~ess LIS
WORKS 70 the city council Of - k1as
seattle ana IS now On fia 81 y cssE e
Of the city clerk aud tha sssae e1ss
opeh Tor puoNc inspection at 80 So
and Will remaia open for InSr..sa...ss. eEa4s
~ MONDAY the Fth day 81 I,-ss-ea -
at clock T. rn.. and All nArsss ~
tsreSteo are HEREBY retyufrsaSa .SNAS r
before the city council in fasr, - 1pP4Sr
be held n the council char,ks~~sSs csse y
house OF delegates In the clfv San i -
18th day or January. 1885. al 4 49, 49, % -
and make objections thereta - Z
time 50 fixed the council vsa ~ -
any and ali objections made -
make such corrections In SAID -AT -
deems Just, ana VIII then l@sa.. =
amount OF sOch cost assessed se~,.a -
street crossings (which shalt - r.sa4essaia7
the general read fund az ire ~ ma
viii then by ordinance anprnrs - ~ AZ
and levy and assess the ar,osisfs - Is
against each parcel and LOT 81 fs.a slsssgss
in said roll. and declare the $50. seszz
thereon. Said matter NAV be So -
10 later date u So ordered hv -
council. =. L. STFyy - ~ ~
City Clerk Of the City az So
1894 sNe'aaSs
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DEXTER HORTON & CO. BASKrn
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DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS.
r. G. Neufelder, J. r. Haydeh
S. Frauenthal. Jacob FsHtA
Sigmund Schwabaeher.
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Incorporated 1857.
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Capital stock paid in..... .ssSas
surplus ..s................. lt6 60
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T,OA<S- rEglscatlons for toans wanted.
only Absolutely chosce real estate szeseliF-
ify considered. Apply % rooEzl IA New
York building.
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srEcIaL NOTICES.

CASH TRADE. S40 a DAY-Postoffice
pays rent: will sell or rent: some cash
needed. Address Box 49,. oregon City,
Oregon.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL. Bayr
OF SEATTLE.
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Sight and telegraphic exchange " ". Z
In All the principal cities Q "
United States and Eprop%
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders or the Merchants National Bank
OF Seattle viii be held on Tuesday jan
nary 2. 1885, at 10 o'clock a m at the
office OF the bank, for the election OF d.
rectors and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
WA. T. WICKwARE, Cashier.
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LOCAL. MONEY To LEND. $50 10 $50
on improved city properly: no delay
Lender. Pc<t-Tnteiiigencsr Office
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. ,-,-
Deposits received in any amour. s.sss
upwards and interest alio~el ..rsr Il.
Money loaned upon improves ia-
city real estate.
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DENTISTS.
Wichita Steam Dyeing Co.

We have the only Carpet Buster in the
Test. and have just added machinery for
dry cleaning OK dresses OF every Kind with
out ripping. Portie-s, Cbeneils aud Cur
Iains of all styles cleaned and guaranteed
10 give satisfaction Our refereace the
hest in the city. Ofhce-lS2 y. Market st
Factory-5Sl Vest Douglas ave.
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I. i. PARSONS =.

Co1trzctos and Bgils.sE. EasnAiss
fgruisiisi On Al c-ssses &c Ia ldinzs
eiiEss ~ CIV O oo1ntry. Job rEosk "a
esiy zirsn careful ssfeIi.on- OGses IL
SNSik L2wrenoe Ave. Wichita k&..s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-12
OPINION Of A NOTED PHYSICIAN.
GRADUATE Of Dartmouth Msdieal College a
We'll Known Practitioner In Boston With
oacs At temple Place and Later Tor Many
Tears One Of Names Leading Surgeons.

Gentlemen-Your letter asking my opin-
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consumption, scrofula and other diseases of
Tue blood, at hand. In reply will say have
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lifelong study and have tried every means
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people with unsatisfactory results until l
uied Rodolf's New Medical Discovery. l
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X my practice in many cases of Tubercular
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10 NOT hest ate to say that it is truly won
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medical science and knowledse. By
,u means have seen large scrofula
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restored to health aud strength when all
o.her means had failed. The Discovery is
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ma Its remarkable alternative and blood
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Very truly,
l.. HATHAWAY, NJ. d.
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wasns and Bees Get Drunk.

According to Mr.. Lawson TAFT, wasps
and bees get drunk, and they do it after the
following fashion,:
II have been watching the wasps with
great interest and have noticed the avitity
with which they attack certain fruit when
fully ripe, rotting in fact, and / have also
noticed some of the peculiar results of their
doing so. The sugar in some fruits which
are most attacked by wasps has tendency
to pass into kind or kinds of alcohol in
the ordinary process of rotting, fact which
is easily ascertained by the use of a still not
large enough to attract the attention of the
excise authorities.
ION such fruits, particularly grapes and
certain plums, you will see wasps pushing
and fighting in numbers much larger than
can be accommodated, and you will see
them get very drunk, crawl away in semi
somnoient condition and repose in the grass
for some time. till they get over the bout,
and then they will go at it again. 1t is
while they are thus affected that they do
their worst singing, both in the yirulent
nature of the stroke and the utterly unpro-
voked assaults of which they are guilty. !
was stung last year by a drunken wasp and
suffered severely from symptoms of perve
poison for several days. In such drunken
pecuiiarities they resemble their human
contemporaries"