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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-14

market in every city of the world, is the vast mineral wealth of the Piedmont re- zion. It seems as if nature had intended
 between the Ohio and the gulf and the Atlantic and the Rio Grande. to form an empire where no single resource should
 be lacking to make great civilization. with every industry necessary to supply the necessities and minister to the com
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-14

at once inspire the confidence of visitors who have special interest in minerals. This point will be appreciated by those who have examined the miscellaneous collections of ores and minerals brought together under high-sounding names at ..f La, a. fnd cnllntN fairs
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-14

It is fortunate that at this early stage of the enterprise which is to do so much for the development of the southen states order is coming out of chaos in the rail- road and mercantile world. A year ago most of our railroads were in the hands of receivers, but now new organization is in progress. and a pumber of lines have been brought into compact systems.
 which are ready tn take the agRreHsiYe.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-14

Cleveland in May will take up the sub ject and offer a prize for manuscripts.
 FRED l.. GRAMBS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-02
Hamilton.


Mrs. j. NJ. Chisholm went to Devils
Lake, Monday for her health.
w. II. Randall is here with a Cal
load of horses for the harvest field.
Quite number from this place took
In the sports at St. Thomas. Tuesday
Some sun-of-a-gun ran into Bot
McClellan's cart, Monday night and
took wheel off.
q. N. Murphy, Nechc, N. d. has the
argcst assortment of fine candies in
Pembina county, call and look them
over. %
There will be an ice cream social in
the parlors OF the NJ. E. Church,
Saturday evening, under The auspices
of the Epworth League.
Blackjack s. Grill have on hand, a
large supply Of farm machinery and
Irvine and it will pay you to see them
before going elsewhere.
Geo. Mclean has returned from
Winnipeg much improved in health.
Misses Ella and Maggie Bride came
up from Pcmbina, Saturday evening,
on wheels.
Harry Staples and John Blaney have
gone into partnership and erected a
large blacksmith shop on front street
and arc ready for business. This is as
it should be.
Cavalier and Hamilton playcd n
match game Of foot ball at this place
evening last. The game
was quite exciting but neither side
scored a goal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-02
Mortgage sale.
Mortgage AAIo.
yIYaEE Gas default has been made s.. the con.
w ditiOas OF . CO ta.r mo,tgace, cou;a, ,:ag

yKYHE:GAg default has been made s., the con
w ditiOas OF . CO Tar mortgage. cou;a' , ~
power Of sale. duly exetu;ed aud d,lvered by
e. u. Saa Unisd ssa;ss 1rs ES
March 1851. and dai : recorded 10 Tie ot,ice Of Of
Fsnbiss, Teiiitory Il Dsfots. now 'sts!s q q
North DAKOTA. on the 25th day OF Mach 1881. al
ll;l6 O'Clock a. y. In book Of mortgages, psEe
g, BY which default the power Of ssls has BE-
come Operative, and there u claimed to be due
on said mortgage st the date Of this notice, Tie
sum Of three hundred and fOrty-lhree dollart
and AZ y.nine cenis: a $3.50 this amount in
sisal cents (s5s.ssl and seventeen dole and
r}nety-eight cents (tls $50 .or u x.s pad on SAID
mortyased property for he years 1S0a, 1893 and
Il aid w I
sum for tsxss Of 1892 and 1929 on March 18Th
1896; the latter for .aSGs Of 1894, on the eth day
Juss 1875, and interest," the. ecu from raid dee,
snnum, - stipulated IN said mo :;gags. ard
no sctlon or proceeding atlaw, or otherwise hav.
ing been ins.itu.sd 10 recover the debt ger i-ed
nv :sd nee. PEI sS:n hat b,
vIrtus Of said power Of sale, ard the statue ii
such csse made aud provided, tte said mort
Elsa ~. nd the de-
5hs nor :hesst .aos Ger (ns orr Of section Ave Is
townsn.R one hc 70 I'd end siS' .wo tl62l range
oss 81 SSnda.i ,nn4 one hund led and Sky
OF Ps@bias. sac Of North DAKOTA. vii III BE- so sois
. p.b:c eaetioa 70 ne biggest bidder for ,asi, ts
ssid MOS EsSs. With tls iIerest thereon, fifiy
:doiless (es0Gol y oIney's tee Stipulated N sait
.;s.s' 70: % ss S.ss 81 .nd
whicn sals will Des n..ie BY 70 she:.f Of ssid
Psnbi1. corn.y, or b.. depu: J, q. .he f:olt dooi
Of The court ro1se. IN tns c..y, Of Pembins, Il
k0la. ON 9atli dnS sle l0.h dav of Aupuat l1oj n
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TIE ". 3. church improvements
and decorntions are pronounced BY all
40 very artistic md the general ap-
penrance very pretty. Among other
improvements. those awful color.
cd glasses in the circular windows
have been removed and pretty stain
ed figured glass put In the place. The
latter Is the gift of Mrs. w. G. Short.
Mr. W. G. Short did the papcring and
decorating and there Is NJ better de.
corator than he, In these parts.
DRAYToN.-A daring burglary and
safe blowing WINS committed here
Monday morning about o'clock nj
the Northern Pacific station. TIL,
safe was drilled ut the tap and explo
sIvcs inserted which blew the heav,
iron door completely of. Passengers
baggage was broken into aud valu
ables distracted. Express parcel
were also rlfled " their contents
The haul of money was only s1.5O II
small change, Mr.. billing, the agent
not being in the habit of leaving mucl
money In the safe. Officers are GU
searching for the guilty PARTIES, bu
no clue has been discovered 10 fal
The loss Of baggage aud express is no
yet ascertalned. The chiscls an
braces used were stolen from the SCI
tion shanty and from carpenters tos
boxes in dwelling house in course {
construction,
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Highest Of IN n Leayenins Powes-1ae u s Gov4 Repot
R0>!a!!!!!!! R Bs*asS9
ARANKlyTEHY pURE

Since the tramp invasion, We have
had on an extra Waterman, and with
the marshal have run several night
prOwlers out 1T town, making then,
skip at u pretty lively gate. Marshal
Jackson Is good officer aud attends
right to business.
DR.. Golding has decided to ia.atc
here. He is man o: good experience
with diplomas from London, Eng.,
Edfaburgh and New York. He will,
no doubt, soon work up n large prac-
tice. The DR.. is married and has two
children, lie has rented the small
house next to q. Murphy's, on fourth
street and will have an office in w. j.
Briden's drug store.
G. N. Murphy, Neche, N d has secur.
ed the services of u first class watch.
maker; call on him when in need of
anything In that line. 2-s
Mr.. Weir from the mountains after
loading q binder in his wagon, started
of, but the horses were frightened b,
the unusual rattle and ran off, the
driver abeingunablc to hold them; the,
came In contact with the hitchlnl
post at j. LaMoure & Co.'S store, ant
The tackle breaking: the horses went
of, but left the wagon. which wa.
considerably damaged. The hindel
was not hurt, in fact everything bul
the wagon was o. X.
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TRAGEDY At FORT PEMBIMA,
A Quart Of jamaica Rum, u IS
Calibre Revolver and Two
Dead Soldiers.

Wednesday was tragic day at Fort
Pembina. Hans Allrecht, IL German,
was ON guard during the forenoon ut
the guard house; he lay down on cot
shortly before dinner, but when his
comrades tried to awaken him for
dinner he was found to he dead. Evil
dencc showed, he had drank u quart
OF Jamaica rum during the day, and
a post norton proved the fact and
the doctors pronounced it ~ case of
alcoholic poisoning.
On the same evening another
soldier, named Albert johnson, shot
himself. johnson was usually sobcr
industrious man, and has been em-
ployed considerably about the house
of Lieut.. Ely. A young woman, Miss
Baker, has also been living ut the
same place. johnson has been ell.
amored with Miss Baker for some
time. During the last month he has
told Miss Baker that he would kill
himself. On Wednesday afternoon
he drank some whlskey, and took {,
revolver from Il drawer in MIR. Ely's
house. During the evening nc ac'
companied Miss Baker to Il residence
near the Fort; returning, it is said
that Miss Baker walked away aud
iahead of him, saving that he was in.
toxicatcd. Johnson shouted to ii
soldier near by, "Beans, here goes;'
and putting the revolver TO his ten.
pie Shot himself and fell dead in his
tracks. johnson has been In the SER
vice ABOUT two and "a half years. He
enlisted from Worcester. Mass. where
he has friends. 1t is probable tia t
the bodies will be taken to the Custer
national cemetery.
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Married..

Married.
PARlsEAU-LABosE-At the CatlIo.
lie church, Pembina, Wednesday
July 31st. Mr.. Joseph Pariseau to
Miss Emma LaROse, both OF Joli.
cite, N. ID.
WnITELY-FoRD-At the residence
Of Jas. Ford, st. Vincent township,
by Rev. J. G.. Moore. Wednesday
evening, July 31st. Mr.. Mark w,
Whitley to Miss Ida Ford, both OF
St. Vincent.
SuMrER-VANSLYCK-At Mordcn OF,
the 18th inst. by Rev. II +. Wild.
den, Arthur w. Sumter to Miss M,
j. VanSlyck, both Of Walhalla.
DUNNING-HUNTINGTON-AJ Sant;,
Cruz, California, July 18Th, 1895. j,
l. Dunning to jennie L. Hunting.
ton.
Mrs. Du:ning as Miss Huntington,
has been for some time u popular
teacher In the Hamilton school. Mr..
Dunning owns a beautlfullfruit rancho
and home ut Santa Cruz, California,
and the happy couple will have every.
thing around them to make life pleas.
ant and they will have the good wish.
es of many friends here, that their
life may be as pleasant as their sur.
r0undings.
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Two Lives Saved .

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction
City III. was told by their doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
not hope for her, but two bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved her
life: NJ. Thos. Eggers. 139 Florida
st. San Francisco. suffered from q
dreadful cold, approaching Comsump-
ton, tried without result eyerythi ng
else then bought one bottle OF DR..
Kings New Discovery and in two
weeks was cured. He is naturally
thankful. 1t is such results, OF which
these are samples, shall prove the
wonderful efficacy Of this medicine in
Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles
1T L. Il. Shaw, g. Co.'S Drug Store.
Regular size soc and &l.OO.
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Pierce ON a Mountain

MGuptlin postotiice was discovered
sixteen years ago by Mr.. Torgeson
The Northern Pacific railroad was dill.
ed to push into the place next day,
but something happened and it did
not come; this has been something of
a drawback to the town ever since,
Nevertheless, the town is in good
hands and the mayor told ME last
week that they had Fourth of July
celebration there on Il recent date
that was larger than the bills, and a
brass band blew "IIail Columbia" and
''Two Little Girls in Blue" all over
town, with base ball and fireworks in
the evening. The first place Of ill.,
tcrest after crossing u long bridge
which saves going around to WInni-
peg to get into the town, is u general
store, built near u large tree, which
is the bulletin board on which chew.
ing-tobacco signs are nailed every
time the flavor changes. A little
higher up few baking powder invi-
titions can be seen, but they do not
attract much attention. Inside the
store, everything is sold that can be
pronounced by the naked tongue, with
the exception of real estate. The pro.
prietor of this store is leader of the
band, funeral director, is giving les
sons on riding bicycles, milks eleven
COWS, opens the blacksmith shop and
has sent for Il Waterbury watch. On
Clock Shelf Hill, the main street,
there is Il longlln of dwelling houses,
occupied by prominent citizens, who
have moved into town in order
to give the wheat more room to
grow. The best hotel of the place has
been removed by fire, but the same
landlord is keeping tavern In the dc.
pot that was to have been run In con-
nection with the railroad that never
came. Most any KIND Of IL time can
had at this hotel If you are sure foot
edand not too full of ideas. The street
In this town is open at both ends. A
man who claimed. to lie Il collector.
said as lie sat down On beer key.
that it was a temperance town, and
he had been up two hours and tried
everything but the blacksmith shop.
This may he true but collectors don't
always get what they go aftcr.-Graf.
ton Record.
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ppakkTOrH

Hugh Bell is erecting large stabl,
from the natural.brick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Craig Of Carlisle
were pleasant callers this week.
Lawyer Miller of st. Thomas, was q
pleasant caller last week, in the in
tcrcst of some hay and grain farms.
Geo. Healey has moved his house
some few yard east. to the edge of. his
grove, he also intends erecting an nd.
ditton.
Quite number attended the camp.
meeting held by the Salvation Army
at Pembina, last Sunday and report
lots Of mud on the road.
Messrs b. Burrows and II. Arniss
were sightseeing at Bathgate this
week, also getting repairs for their
separator before threshing.
Ian Healey has traded off his Per.
cheron stallion to Chas. Atkinson, of
Pembina, for herd of bronchos, six
in all and now Ian says he will trot
anything for love or money.
Quite number Of boys and girls
gathered at Thos. Wilson's, last Mon.
day, to celebrate the birthday Of
his daughter Mary. Dark put q
stop to their fun. A good time and
everybody well pleased.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers OF the Pionee. Ex.
press, by Special Reporters.

press, by Special Reporters.
Niche.
The hotel O'Brien is raising its
stately head.
The st. Anthony and Dakota elevat.
or has hung out its shingle.
Men have started ON the building of
the new elevator for the National Co.
Mrs. G. Murphy is seriously i'll. Re.
ported typhoid fever. She is very low.
Winnipeg plays Neche base ball
club on their own ground on Thurs.
day.
Ii you want anything In the line Of
jcwelry or want your clock or watch
repaired go to G. N. Murphy, Neche,
N. ID. %
Mrs. A. J. McFadden is seriously i'll.
under the care OF Drs. McKinty and
Donovan.
Mrs. A. Leach has presented her
better half with son, fat and noisy.
Mother and child doing we'll.
Miss Bullock is presiding over the
young ideas In the Kindergarten
school in place Of Miss /. McDougal.
The bank block aud P. c. Donovan's
store are about completed outside,
and the plasterers are.almost through.
A very pleasant social was held on
Thursday night in Vospcr's Hall.
The Italian string band supplied the
music. 'sE
There is an old saying that the
Lord never sends mouths without
sending something to fill them, SO l
suppose that is how 1t is, that the out.
lock OF Pcmblna cou ty crops are SO
good, as the baby crop Is phenomenal.
The rain OH Thursday was altogeth.
or too much OF good thing, a great
deal of the heavy grain is fiat to raise
no more. There are great complaints
Of blighted heads, some pieces to the
extent Of u half crop; also Of smut.
A very nice, bran, new baby girl ar.
rived during Wednesday night ut the
residence Of Mr.. w. Ewart. Billy
says it weighs just twelve pounds and
thinks 1t very nice one. Mother
and daughter doing we'll. Congratu.
lations Willie.
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Free Pills

Send your address to II. e. Bucklc,y
y Co., and get a free sample box OF
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. A trial
will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure con-
stlpation and sick headache. For
malaria and liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They arc
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deletcriOus substance and to be
purly vegetable. They do not weak.
en- by Their. action, but by giving tone
To stomach and bowels greatly invigu-
rate the system. Regular size 25c.
per box. Sold by Il. Il. Shaw s. Co.
druggist
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Thos. g. Chowles, who plead guilty,
OF horsc-stealing 40 we have stated,
had been previously sentenced to two
years and six lnOnths at bismarck.
Flo ia AN Englisbman and quite !
young.
Other criminal cascs were disposed
of as follows: State Vi. John Probst
-Loftur Gudmundsoh-Jo Shields,
were dismissed. State 70. Sam BIN, k
-Duncan Gillispic- Ernest Sicottc-
II. G. Julius-LOuls Morin-Thon,as
Roney-N. A. Trudell-E. Gillespie
Dan Shecdy-Louis Morln--Tellis Yell
we're continued. A. b. Buie granted
u new trlal--Mrs. H Inter, bond forfeit
ed and case continued, Angus Rush
ford, bond forfeited aud case continu-
ed. w. e. Haynes, plead: not guilty
and casc continued. Fred Deichart,
plead not guilty and case con tlnucd.
In Joseph Larichelicre's case the Jury
disagreed and casc continued. w.
Ruby, plead guilty and received a
sentence Of 80 days aud 5000 fine.
David Tcamcn, plead guilty and re.
ceived the same sentence.
| Nearly all the above cuses are fol-
violation OF the prohibition law. In
some Of these cases the district at.
torney has such positive evidence that
the parties will plead guilty ut next
term Ut court, and IRE allowed until
then to plead, owing to the season OF
the year, and to save the costs OF pro
secution If tried now. Though man,
of these cases are allowed to run Ovel
ut the present time, no ono neet
argue that there IS any encourage
ment to blind piggers In the list, ant
the remarks of the Judge aud state,
;. attorney publicly made in court vert
not OF Il character to reassure anybod,
, who has been or is breaking the pro
; hibition law. The list itself is ampl,
evidence that III Pcmbina county un
der the present states attorney. the
way of the blind-pigger is a rocky one
Civil cases of Massey VS.. Wright
) verdict was for defendant. State vs.
! Robertson, judgment for plaintiff
) w. Il b. james vs.. Wilson, verdict fo
, defendant for s344.5s. Mcleod vs.
, McAdams, jury disagreed.
, The following cases were either dis
missed, settled, Or stricken from til,
calendar: Farmers NJ. +. Associat ito,
VS.. N. D. Elevator Co. Leeds Imp
Co. VS.. Ritter. Abrams vs.. Ormberg
. Jones VS.. Anderson. McCollum s
Suffcl VS. Baptic s. Wilson. Uu. Natl
bank VS.. Hughes. Hannah IIiggln VI
rweedlie. Marshall vs.. Gagnier
: O'Bricn VS.. First National Bank o
I'athgate. ."t
A few OF the other civil cases wer
submitted to the court aud the bal
ance continued. u"
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Mortgage sale.
80 uoft8A8o safe.
yXIhEREAS. default has bee made In the con
wv 6ltlOns OF 4 Ge".ajD mO:;gaye. Containing

yxIhEHEAS. default has bee made In The con
power Of sale. dull executed and delivered Ly
y. s%Ss nMsa %ss, tonp nS
(il1!teiI mOrtFagee. Dta- ng date the 18th day
q koyombs: 20, and duly recorded In office Of
Nor. DakCta o ,ke q Ii d., Of No;e,.,ber is e &
ste o'clock a. J.. IN b,ok 10 OF inu, ..sscs. page
core operst,vs. and tltre IL !ainc.i to H. DIE lie
On satf mo-. age att"s cate OF this not CT, The
sum Of i've Aundred sud u new .eigat d0l,n y
ing Tho sum Of fort five della rrad ..hiy.sescn
cents e jS1J rlL tMeD.y.seveI do lars al.
mo: s.ed prop+. !" for 10 years iSn2. 1877, G.,'
1894 by Tue ass'gu- e Of inO..isa 49,. accordance
wiht:e .crrns aad c.m'i, 'ui,s"f s, d mortgage.
ifls ioriue sum To-. 80 Isl :"d 1874 gu ,ae
2s:h dn. :f M sh, is,s: tie '..,: &c t,as- o.
tlert on .nn. sc ID iii OF pm! neni d. the ~ 9
Of twelve ri pee cent We, a-rn.n,. a, stipulated
N ssld MortEl:c snd TO &C. ion of y nceet lug al
cover the den. scared BY salt no. :; 'ge or en-
pe + thereof,
And whereas. Tho ed mo ts.sc mas been duly
cnted and dsIive.rd b. .ajd MOI gssee ti,s c. 10.
RAJ + Uuits.l States Mo ...sss Co. limited, 20
inve.,Te en- Gr' anc.1 r..to, a. eains nnt.
tho county Of I'einb'ra. 1e soy y Dal ota,
now NJ " VI No th Dahc 10, the II. , day 81
February lGST. at 1. 'cic. e, NJ. IN beck rs o..
mortgages, page 49,.
Now. lie efu,c, roit.e e ne ely give !. that IL
sj-:nc Of said powo: Of ~ e, e I'd tie s?.ue 10
such NE mrds aud proynied. .nc rr'.. mo t.
scr.bsd ia and cove I'd by e::.d In s;gase. :
~it: The t0uthcf3t gu, te ,>e cr) of atctiDi
wcnt7.hve u towcsatp o',e mantr.,: sad Nj: !
Tsp range ii;sy.s $40 e,n.'targ one lp ,ured
,ording 70 the Cover nmcnI rmrys., e.eof, III
hs county Of Pemb!nA. STATE OF Nor.i Deko'a.
viii DO rod at pablo auction 3, tue hi.,e !:
bidder for cash. to s,t,l.s .I.e rmo..', which
teree. thereon. forty lS'e.COl doi'ars alto ley;s
tee siituiatsd N laid mort gage to be 'aid IA
case Of foreclo.u. ., ID re cos's aud { source
ments allowed BY lay, watch sale will be made
by tho sheriff OF said Pembi7a cOun y. or his
deputy, at tie front door o. the court house Ill
The city Of tsnbin., il said cou,., Of Pcnbns
and stats o: N0.ta Uakoi =. On Saturday, the Eth
day Of Angus 1875. at 30 clock P. ". subjec. TO
redemption Ct any zine within oae yea from
the date Of sale g proyldcd by law.
Dated Juns 18th, loos,
INvEsTkgnF, 1uARAN-EB TRJer e., fLro,
Joaa D. FAGaAND. Assignee Of Mortgage.
Attorney, Fa-so. N. D. 6J1
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Tbs Ensiish sparrow.

EARLY last winter the first English
sparruw was noticed In: Pembina.
After one Of the heavy SNOW storms
they seemed to disappear. Last
spring IL nest was built In Mr.. Cavi-
leer's grove, between the post ofiice
aud the drug store, and now quite a
number. get their living from our
streets. The GOODNESS that character.
ICES the sparrow confines them chiefly
to tho larger cities, where they have
been protected I;y stringent laws for
Their usefulness ..i destroying insects.
The importation and history Of the
English sparrow In this country is in
tercstlng, and as follows:
The EnRlishs sparrow wis FIRST
brought to this country In 1850, when
the directors Of tho Brooklyn Insti-
tutc imported sparrows into Brooklyn
N. Y. This first colony did not thrive,
and 1862 u second was imported. in
the spring Of 1853 the birds were let
loose In the grounds of Greenwood
Cemetery. They did we'll, and from
this original stock are derived quite a
number Ut sparrow colonies in other
parts Of the United States. In 1854
aud 1858 sparrows were imported to
Portland. Me-; In 1860 twelve birds
were introduced into Madison Square,
: New York; in 1864 others were placed
In Central Park, and IN 1866 two hun.
dred were let Loose in Union Park.
Between 1857 and 1881 the sparrow
was imported from Europe directly to
New Haven, Conn.,, Galveston, Tex,
Charlestown, Mass, Cleveland, O.,
Philadelphia, Penn, Salt Lake City,
Utah, Akron, o.. Fort Howard, Wis,
Sheboygan, Wis.,, and Iowa City, la
From these colonies the little brown
bird has spread far and wide. Like
; the ice. it goes only where man ha,
preceded it, aud it loves tue labita
lions of men more than the musl
fruitful wilderness. 1t was brought
to this country for the express pur
: pose Of keeping down insect pest,
which are now almost forgotten. Ii
the sixties it was impossible to pass
under the trees in the city Of New
York without being annoyed by the
disagrecable caterpillar, called tn;
mcasuring-wOrm, which infested ever,
green thing, and which was constant
ly falling upon the passenger below
: This and other insect pests have al
together disappeared wherever the
sparrow has been introduced, and IL
the sparrow were To lie removed
i though that is perfectly impossible
no doubt the same disagreeable in
. sects would reappear.
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knights of the Maccabees.

The state commander writes US
from Lincoln. Ncb., as follows: "Aft.
er trying other medicines for what
seemed to be very obstinate cough
In our two children we tried DR..
Kings New Discovery and at the end
Of two days the cough entirely left
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