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wANTED-ro- Z. s army. a5Ie-bosses.
unmarried men between IRE sEes O :.
an4 -. Ecca Ray. rat5onz. clothing sid
rrsss-sl ssrersisrsce. mast b prepared .
furnish satisfactory sVa2enc~ ~ % age.
character ars habits Apply al room ~
Boston bisek. Seattle. WISH
WANTED sE,laner man: farm hands;
cook. dftca@rsr piasSFFeT co!ore4 coach
gaau. shfugle sawyer, k3ot sawyers.
uaekers- TorxtaG camp crew. fsolf chop
pe-s 81. tools 81 nj hoar1 advancesi com
piate restaurant. So Crane 5. - Nasa~
inTTon street
wANTEp-salesroeu: s1oe 70 80 per
month and expenses staple h1e fsaSl-
tim permanent ard desfra hle. Address.
With Saup. King AznufactuT5ng %.
2 =. Chicago
y e %TF-D-T)isty agents n all parts
Washington for the New Franklin, the
best ana cheapest standard typewriter.
Coast Agency Co. Portland. Or.
WANTgD-A 6rst-cIsss Sticke~ hand sone
used r. r5lanifiT r.o,lidlnEs q - I gaafet
ana care for machine Address neetef.
ossood & C. Tacoma. y ash.
wANTED-Those desiring r,ale help can
get Il ~ the city mission free o, cos,
Ga Commercial street Telephone l9II-
WANTED-A 6-st-ciass waiter a. the
Royal Restaurant 10 other put HIST
class need apply
wANTBD-A good man on candies and
on lee cream. Call 81 Henry = -" Sec
oud street.
WANTER--BOARDER
wANTED-Chfldrent 10 board: good home.
Box 81 South Park.
wANTED--MI>CEL LANEOU>.
WANTFD-To exchange in the next 50
DAYS $1,000 for secondhand furniture.
carpets. stoves. etc. viii pay IL per cent
more than any firm In the city. Scatter
& Holden. lis and lis Pike street.
pets stoves etc. We would Ike 70 ex-
change s. an for your furniture In the
next ST. DAYS % and - Pike street;
Miller & RYAN.
WANTED. 81 cords steamboat wood,
rye size June delivery. Seattle Tug K
Barge Co. Commercial wharf.
WANTED Second-h iady's bicycle.
will pay cash. must De bargain. Ad-
dress Bicycle. POst-Intellgencer.
WANTED-One or Two fresh mich COWS:
will pay cash. Address :. Is. Banthues,
ca Lewis street. Seattle.
WANTED Second hand kodak. Address
/. c Brown, E. .. box 81.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. 60
Second street
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wANTED--RFAL ESTATE.

WANTED Second hand kodak Address
J.. G. Brown. +. .. box 81
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-Room for gentleman and
wife or two gentlemen. with board in
family. central location. references eX-
changed. Address T. .. box 2l.
PLEASANT ROOM with excellent board
reasonable. 6itS Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Two rooms with board. 32I
Marion street.
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WANTED hand furniture. car
pets stoves etc. We would Ike 70 eS-
change & 0Ga for your furniture in the
next 81 DAYS. 30 and 80 Pike street
Miller & RYAN.
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wANTED-First-c resident property
In exchange for grading streets or lay
ing cement sidewalks: general concrete
work done and property taken in pay.
Address Contractor. care OF Post-Intelli-
geuCer.
D-Encumbered residence prop
erty. close in preferred. GeTman-Am
lean Investment * Guarantee Company,
Yesler building.
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ASTED-Tnosa desiring male help can
get IL AZ the city mission free % cost
Ca Commercial street Telephone 1911
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OFFICE OF (. @ NJ. VANCOUN BR
Barra cks. Wash, April g 1893. Sealed
proposals. III triplicate. VIII De received
here or at offices Of the Qrs. AZ follow
ing named posts until IL o'clock a. m,
1ath meridian time. May ., 1885, and
then opened. for furnishing fuel At the
several military stations IN this depart
mant. during fiscal year commencing
July l. 1895: Boise Barracks and Fort
sherman. Idaho, Portland. Oregon, ana
Forts Candy. Spokane, WaIa Walla
and Vancouver Depot. Wash. lntorma-
ton furnished on application here, or at
offices Of the respective Post Qrs. L. ;.
reserves right TO reject the whole or any
part OF any bid received. and bids will
f.a considered for a smaller amount than
the whole. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be marked: Proposals
for Fuel at -" and addressed 10 I'M
dersigned or 10 the respective Qrs. J.
NJ. MARSHALL, -. NJ. L. 5. \. {.
@ NJ.
L. $. ENGINEER OFFICE. IS Third
street, Portland. Or. April II, 1875.
Sealed proposals in triplicdte Will he re-
ceived here until - o'clock noon. standard
time. Nav IS 1875. for constructing a pile
and brush dixie at Everett. Wash. All in
formation furnished on application.
THOMAS W. SYMONS, Capt, Engrs.
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WA%TF1Ts-A 6rst-ciass Sticker hand sone
used n running u3ouId{ugs aRd can Set
and care for machine Address w heeier,
Ds.-rn9d & C. TArNNa. IS ash.
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ICE AND COAL.

MERCHANTS DELIVERY COMPANY,
dealers in Zee and coal. corner West and
Seneca. Telephone l59
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WANTED-A f~st-class waiter a. the
ROYAL Restaurant no other but hrst-
class need Apply
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WANTED feSrneu. yfo9 20 80 per
month and expenses staple hnes posi-
ton permanent ard 3esira6le Address.
With Sa11p King Manufacturing Co.
2 - Chicago
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" e NTf-rs- r)letri-, agents 'n all parts
Washington for the New Franklin, the
best ana cheapest standard typewriter.
Coast Agency Co. Portland. Or.
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WANTFD-To exchange in the next 50
DAYS $1,000 for secondhand furniture.
carpets stoves. etc. VIII pay 10 per cent
more than any firm IN the city. Scatter
& Holden. 1i5 and lis Pike street.
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TYPE SUPPLIES.

PACIFIC BRANCH Minnesota Type
Foundry Co Salesrooms sullivan block
Printers supplies Of all kinds. Superior
- copper-mixe type. Get our prices
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ANTEp--ROARpERS

wANTED-Childreni 10 board; good home
Box a. South Park.
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HANTBD-k good man on candies and
on lee cream. Call at Henry :. $" Sec
0ud street
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BOOK ISI<DERY

REMOVED-F. Anthony. bookbinder re-
moved TO Front street. foot of Cherry.
Kline & Rosenberg buildings take the
elevator; perfect fiat opening blank
books made to order.
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STOR
PAW NRROk Err.

UNCLE JOE LOAN oFFICE-M Money
loaned on watches. diamonds and seal
skins. low rates. GO Second street. op-
posite Bailey building, private entrances.
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D'apres les calculs de NJ. Henry
Gunnett, le statisticien bien connu, "a
richesse DIES Etats-Unis Ell 1880 etait
de s43,642,O OO, 900, soft une moyen-
nc de $50 par tete en- 1890 ellie
etalt de S62, 600, 100000 GU a peu
pres $1,000 par habitant ct q ces
deux epoques la riche5se DIES Etats-
Unis etait plus forte que celle dau-
cune puissance du monde.
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La fete champetre qui a Gu lieu
dimanche dernier ma pas Gu tout lie
success que son organisatenr en-
attendait. Les courses entrautres,
mont pas tt1 du govt des Spectators
qui ont ttt on ne peut dtgoutts lie
Ia manitre don't Giles ont etc faites.
81 de pareilles closes sdevaient Sc
renouveler dans les courses a venlr, IL
est tres probable que les Spectators
SC tiendrment 4 lecart, ct tueralent a
jamais desembIables exercices.
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Les imp%ortatlons dc marchandises
sacbes. arrives dams lie port de New
York pour semame tinlssant
yendredl soir, Sc sont elevees a
so 5s,33272 contre s1,503,33O pour
II semalne correspondence de Ian
passe. -
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lie Sheriff vendra aujourdh sur
lhabitation de J. i. Troselair, an
plus haut encherissear tout lie conte-
nu du magasin de Mn. Bouareaax 4
Kerne, pour du compliant.
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Ceur gu nous doireat pour abon.
uement OF Impressions soat prits= dc
reaU rtgler dams lie plus bret dflai.
sis teuteat nous fcittr Ia peiae de
leur enr0yef an c0llecteut.
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Mr.. Z, +. Legendre q etc nomme
par MI. Charles J. Barker, depute-
gretiier de la cour, en- remplacement
de Mr.. j. W. Knobloch, DECIDE.
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Tine grande fore aura lieu a
Lockport les 6 ct I du mois ae
Jaillet pour lie henefce de leeole
publiaue. CONNIE cette foire est
donnee dams I'm but DIES plus louab!es,
nous avons espoir qu'elle sefa patron
nisee CONNIE ellie lie merite.
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.Auiourd'hui aura lieu devant la
maison de cour, a Fenchere publlque,
la vente dun moroccan de terre s'tue
sur la rive gauche du Bayou Lafour-
che, d environ vingt cinq miles Ell
bas de Th,bodaux. &c moroccan de
terre mesure environ hut arpents de
face par quarante de profondeur.
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La fouille DIES pommes de terre Sc
poursuit avec activlte, ct s~'expedlent
a mesure, II lie marche de la Nou-
velle Orleans, on Giles obtiennent,
dit.on, TN prix assez rennmeratenr.
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Les proprietes mobilieres ct immo-
blIieres dependant de Ia succession
de George Bryant seront vendus
aujourd'hui 4 l'enchere publique
devant III maison de cour, pour du
compliant.
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Excursion DIES Young Hen Beae-
rolent Association lie Lafourche, le
~dimanche, 80 JUN 1895. Souvenez-
vOuS.
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Nine Amedee Wagenspack, nee
Amelie Folse, agee de IS ans ct D
mos. est morte lundi dernier en- sa
residence, pres Raeeland. ses fune-
rallies ont eu lieu lie lendemain en-
Teglise Ste-Marie Pamela, en- presence
de nombreux amis ct connalssances
de la famille.
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L'Excursion dc la Nouvelle Orleans
a Thibodaux qui dot avolr lie l6 de
&c mois sous les auspices du Lontstd-
na Excursion Club, sera surement
une des plus bellies excursions qui
soft iamais venue dams notre vile.
LIE programme de cette journee est
DIES plus seduisants
Les excursionnistes seront recus au
depot par le Marie ct les citoyens
precedes de la ThibOddar Bard.
Une fete champetre aura lieu au
Pare Tetreau, sous Ia direction DIES
cltoyens les plus proGmlnent, pour
le benefce dies pauyres.
La fameuse bande musicale de
Paoletti du West End donnera un
concert il J aura DIES parties de
Base Ball, DIES danses, dies courses Ct
plusieurs autres amusements ct sur
tout DIES fusees de jour, fabriquees
pour %loccaslon.
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NOUvHLE LOCALES,

- CuANGEMENT DAMS LES TRAINS A
PAssAGERS EFT LA MALLE-PoSTE.-De-
puls quelques jours, IL "a eu IN
enlargement dams les trans a passa-
GERS ct la malle-poste a Thibodaux
CONNIE suit =:
DEPARTS ARRIVES
No. So 4 s a. m. 81 4 9:15 a. N.
:. 5Sa IL am. 80 a 12:15 p. ID,
:. 90 a 4 p. m. I'll a 5:l3 p. N.
MALLE-POSTE.
DEPARTS
No. So male de FIST.
:! &c OaeSt
:. 90, de FEST ct lie lOuest.
ARRIVES
No. 37..............E Est ct Quest.
-" 10 ESt.
:" quest.
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~Gn-nouveau proiet, de chemin de
fer sur deux rives du Bayou Lafour-
che est sur lie tapis. NM. 4. Ro-
chereau ct R. W. Edward, visitent
actuellement la paroisse Assumption
dams Iinteret de capitalists qul
veulent construire an chemin de fer
descendant lie Bayou Lafourche
pOurvu que les contrlbnables de Ia
pareisse Assumption votent une take
spGciale &c cinl mills pour dix ans
en- faveur de &c chemin.
La route proposee partira dies
rives du Mississippi, SOFT lie Donald
s~onvjlle, soft de Ia paroisse St-Jacques,
pour Sc joinlre au Southern Pacif-
que pies du Lafourche Crossing,
distance d'environ tren,e miles. La
ligne suivra la rive est du Bayou
jusQu'en face de klotzville, OH ellie
traversera sur Ia rive Quest ct suivla
lie Bayou PEASANT a travers Paineourt-
vile ct NapoiGonville jusqu'a Oakley
Landing on ellie traverse sur la rive
est, ct Ia longe jusqu'au Lafonrche
Crossing, PEASANT pres de LabadieyiIle
ct de Thibodanx.
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NJ. Edison espere qu'un jour, on
pourra lire les pensees les plus
secretes dune personne Ell lul
a~ppliquant un apparel electriqne sur
la tate. Get apparel, relic par IN
fl 4 Ii tetc dune autre personne,
permettrait a cette derniere de
prendre connaissance dies penstes de
l'autre.
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La grande partie de Base Ball qui
a en- lieu dimanche dernier. entire les
Olvmplcs ct les Goulds, a etc gagnee
par les premiers. Les Goulds perdent
depuis quelque temps leur prestige ct
les lauriers qu'ils avaient aequis,
DIES lie debut, commencenta Sc ternlr.
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Mr.. Frank ]. Falgout, employe sur
rhabitation Acadia, a etc accidental
lement tue dimanche. lie defunt
natif de la paroisse Lafourche etait
age de So ans ct pere lie neuf %enfants,
don't lie plus age peut ayoir de II 4
II ans.
SEES funtrailles ont eu lieu le
lendemain en- l'eslise catholilue St.
Joseph au milleu dun nombreux
concours d'amis ct de connaissances
de Ia famille eploree..
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Mercredi dernier, nous avons eu
l'agr6able =visite de Nh. Laurent
Francioni qui, actuellement vislte les
paroisses dams l'interet du Daily
City Item, journal qui a pris a tache
de dfyoil!er les fats ct gestes DIES
concussionnaires de la Nouveile
Orleans.
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L'assesseur de Ia paroisse, Mr..
.Gustave Abribat Jr., annonce que le
tableau d'assessement pour lannee
1895 est termin6 ct quill sera expose
dams son bureau, a la maison de cour
pendant vingt jours a partir de lundl
proclaim. Les contribuables sOnt
prizes d'aller l'exammer ct de faire
connaitre leurs objections, sis en-
ont, a l'evaluation dies prophecies.
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prizes d'aller l'exammer ct de falre
connaitre leurs objections, s'ils en-
ont, a Ievaluation dies prophecies.
Les biens dependant lie la success
sion dc Nine Estelle Lagarde, veuve
Joachim Bergeron, seront vendus,
aujourd a Ienchere publique.
| Ces blens Sc composent dun moroccan
de terre ct de ses dependencies situe
! sur Ia rive droite du Bayou Lafour-
che a environ trols miles en- has de
la vile de Thibodaux.
BAIsER QUI CoUTENT CHER.-lly q
o~ueldues semaines, dams un village
du duche d'Anhalt, trois jeunes gems
quelque peu sous Influence de Ia
bolsson, s'aviserent d'embrasser, SUI
la vote publique, Ia femme du mede
Gin de l'endroit.
lie mari porta piainte, mails unt
entente fit etablie entire lui ct lie:
trois ecerveles. LIE tribunal de
Koethen a, %toutefois, retenu l'atiair'
ct a pronounce DIES combinations ;
cina cents, a deuX cents ct a cen
mares d'amende.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-21
rBE HUMAN nAMn
Il Grows old n Fessy Yssn 40 kssaa
(oos of lts Cunnlng.


Il Grows old n Feesy Ysazs aaa fsese
Mess ee Its CaAnla9.
The actual amount Of dexterity In tho
human hand has been measured with
more or less accuracy. and its value IN
mechanical employments traced from
youth to age. How the hand grows old.
gradually losing its skin, has been de-
scribed by Sir James Crichton Browne,
the British labor student, who has made
. long course Of investigations in tho
English rural towns. The high period
of skill and endurance. this authority
says, Is from 50 to 40, the hand after
that beginning ~ lose its muscular del
icacy and its suppleness.
Between the ages OF II and Is tho
hand of boy grows into the hand OF .
man and first becomes valuable from .
commercial point Of view. II . work.
man is temperate and industrious and
continues TO improve in his trade his
hands dextcrity increases until he $50.
After 10 the muscles do not respond
nearly us readily and certainly to the
orders of the brain. and the quality and
quantity of the work done begin to fall
of. While . man In especially fine
health, and one especially dexterous can
often keep up his degree Of skill long
past the age Of 40, such man Is m ex-
ception. This comparatively early aging
of the hand is an interesting and re-
markaole fact, as it Is after -, as rule,
that a carefully used brain becomes the
most valuable. Practically. NO British
statesanen Of the highest rank are under
10; most of them are above 30, and often
10 yeas older than that. In the trades,
ON the other hand, the highest paid
workrnen, with hardly an exception,
are under the age of two score.
The scale of wages in the button
trade, for example. is . good indication
of this tendency of the hand to grow
old 50 early In life. At his very best,
In his prime, . skillful button maker
can make o,e40 ivory buttons . day on
his lathe. For this he receives IS shil-
lings week, or about t1l.e5. At Is
years IT age it is only the exceptional
man who can make moro than % shil-
lings . week, or $3.50. When tho
workman is IS years Of age he can sell
dom make more than 20 shillings, or
about s, this providing that he still
enjoys sound health.
OF course, this is only the case IN tho
trades where one hand is used continu-
ally and systematically. A Sheffield
knife forger, for instance. strikes some
thing like q, 900 blows with his hams
mer daily. An enormous amount Of
muscular and nervous force is required
for this. and It Is no wonder that the
strain .on the nerve centers and the
muscles becomes visible in . few
years. In farming or the seafaring
life, or some other vocation in which
the energy is more equally distributed
over the entire body, the hand does not
lose its cunning SO early. Oftentimcs
it retains its skill until the faculties
generally commence to give way.
II Is the sedentary occupation that
tells, and the only remedy for 1t il
such exercise rs will divert the nerve
current from the already overtaxed
hands.-N. Y. World.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-21
HOW we GO TO SLEEP.


The Sesses Drop InSo the AF0s Of 0ees
pheus Ono by One.
Now physicians and psychologists
come to the front with the astounding
statement that man goes to sleep
piecemcal instead of altogether and
simultaneously, as it were. That is, the
senses do not lull themselves unitedly
and at once into . state of slumber,
but cease to receive impressions gradu
ally, one after the other. At first the
sight ceases and next the sense of taste
loses its susceptibility to outward inn
preston.
Even then, the individual being al.
most in . state of Inconsistencies,
three senses still remain in . condition
of activity--smelling, hearing and
thought. Gradually the sense of smell
ing goes, then hearing AID finally.
with the lapse Of thought, the entire
body becomes completely asleep.
The psychologists have gone even fur.
Their than this, and they say that tho
senses sleep with different degrees of
profoundness. The sense of touch is
the most easy to arouse, next that Of
hearing, then sight. and taste and
smelling last.
Sleep steals on the BODY gradually,
certain parts Of muscles beginning to
sleep before others. Slunnber COM
mences at the extremitics, beginning
with the feet and legs. That Il why it
is always necessary to keep the feet
wnrm.-N. u. World.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-21
Economy Of Time.

Economy Of time should he farmers
constant study. How many of your
readers know how to manage fall work
to good advantage? Anybody can ma.
nure and pillow a field Of oat stubble.
but how many can and do manage to
pillow their corn stubble in the fall3
Yet by that means the green stubbles
will rot better and quicker than to
leave them to dry aud harden all win.
ter; the same with the green weeds and
their seeds-they make that much fer.
tilizer instead of the usual annoyance.
The best means to that end is to use .
corn cutter and shocker. by which
means . man and team, with a boy
to drive. can cut and shock six to
ten acres per day, leaving shocks
of a hundred or more hills in compact
rows one way across the field. This
leaves nine-tenths or more of the land
to DO manured and plowed before the
corn crop really leaves the field. Civ
ing employment to teams that are
usually idle ut this season. It also
leaves tho corn crop in compact form
to husk and draw or These matters
I believe to be of great Importance
and not generally understood in all
sections reached by your journal. Any
hint that will help the farmer will
help the worlds best friend rs he il
helped and encouraged, so will all the
rest get . beneflt-F. w. Burr, in Farm
and Fireside.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-21
ROD AND GUN.

/ Ycnx county fMe.) farmers are tell
ing Of snow-white deer that has been
seen in that region several times Of late
An eighty-year-old fisherman Of
Amesbury. Mass, caught q lobster four
feet long and weighing twenty-five
pounds ut Salisbury Beach few days
ago.
BLACK bears arc reported to be much
more numerous than usual In the Dis
NAL Swamp region this fall. They are
doing much damage among the crops
and stock on farms thereabout
ExaLlsH ideas of sport: "Her maj
estyh buckhounds are expected to
commence forest hunting early in Oc-
tober. The red deer intended for sport
with the royal hunt will be captured in
Windsor park about the end OF the pres.
ent month"