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Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-09
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From . letter yTisseaf byl Rev. J. of Dimondale, Mich, we are permitted to make this ettrnct: II have no hesitation in fecommsnd- ing Dr. r.sKsog,s New Discovery. e ,be results were a,mosEmasvelous in the case of my Sifs. While I vss psstor of the Bsptist Church at RiveES Junc- tiou sbS aas brought down with
 Hneumsnis suoS<ediug Ls Grippe. Ts.rib,s pasosysms ea coughing would lsst houra yish little intsrsupsion and it seemed as II she could nss .susvivs
 sbem. A friend seeommsoded Dr.
 Kings New Discovery; i. uas quick In
 iss work and highly sasissscsory in re
 sults.r Trisi bossies free e sfohbssons
 and any Dsugi Store. Regular: sizs
 s0e. $l.oo .,e-
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-09
NOTICE

TO ALL wHoM:,fTs May CONCERN. .Nodss; is hereby given. thzt orrain mining slsims called ihe Tam Biee. Mc0inty and Par agoa. situated in the Warcn mining districf. md about ope-haif mile nerth-zac'ly from the Haibrsck hoistug works and about .he same dlsta7ce from the town of nisbee. A. 1T. IsG AS the above named claims Ne<e notj located in conformity with the U. S mining kwa, there fore, second party. at a iaser date, reiecated the same in full csnforsisy with the above
 named laws and is haliy deaermiued to protect Sfs rights Therefore. an pessons' are. eau .sicaed not so barsain Sus. tuy q lease the aSovc naned cIaims, C, 6. MkNSrR.
 sss-sn Aishee. A T.a
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-09

Mrx r. E. Davis. d Szn MHuet e1i.
 ,ayss "I am trying in measuseto fr- pay rne manufacturers of Chanberi1n,s Cough Remedy for the great sgood AeU r<5Sedy has done me. For yearx was a ,roustant sufferer from wesk. kngs sed lhs6nchial asthma My rryt A night sts dfsfurbed h . ah&ekine cough so shas ! |SeA miserable the gressers part ef cthe sime. Many remedes Teednfn5ended Sy HsexAs were tried, none of. whionPssved
 S1sSS1e to.mx cases I did Sos dexpsES
 ienfe t9s 6epe6cial results until ! began
 ,ahi1k Ebsmbesfxib5 epukh SeiuelR '.
 After fs1o sko ,Es Sf SSe 3xsfe fjk hsSt been used lsSs EsSsd z issase. 7ny
 health is better it has heen for year.. The soreness has Jeff my lungs and chest and can breath easily. It has done me % much good that want all who are
 su1csing from iupg syoebies, as ! vas, ss give ia ixiak" F0sale hy DsaaRisss
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-09

Fl P.so Herald: Proprissos Mc- Dsrmoss, of the Robinson house ss 9hihuGnoS c2ms 1f this skssniny sad is as the Yeudo~e ss day ts sW6. He ssys si,s Mexican Csa;ral has : party q sssip~sVs our along Inc pro
 p6s~d line toxssds sa,opitps rum shs city ot ChshuAhus with . vieW event. usily; 10 doub, se run railroad liiS peshsps . narrow ynags. wessSs,d F. the Psciae cosa. The ne~drsi . ssses road is much fels bus the dsfksuisy .oi getting over She ahouussins hes bsen the krsaa dnwback nowsvsr wish. . with . nsrrow Guxes sine shs naoss nsedSs csmsssDicsti..n can Ss msd..
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-09


 !. ! '.BlsBgE EaVs Daily HappfG;iass at the
 Great Copper Camp.
 Budget or Interesting Items
 fronIedr ReSalaf'. Cor.
 respondent.
 BIsBEE. ssptsmt a 8, 1s06. eorraaIses.
 ,u Af. M. f. williams is ever from Tombstons onsa short vgsis. r e Q Frank AoliuAr. Who is Smpsoysl in she mine ana hIs bses on 1 flip To. his hsalsh, fSturnsd tfis evening. Df. r. A. Sweet and V. R. Stiles left for TonbstosefhiS ndorudng by. car riass to, atsSrd the DSmvera,ic con- ven.ion there this si,sra6sa.
 JsAf Matthias returned from . short hunting trip down the road today and |expres.ss hinssif d we'll piesssd Iith his tnp. HsmuSt have had plenty Of s1erciss d any rate. ... n.sa Miss Bird reiurusd from her trip to rompstons this evening. She he'd . very enjoyable tIns and. Has much interested in the snwa ss ia. wss. her first visit to the county seat.
 Mr. y. 3. ORsiil., or Joe Riley, ss bs iS familisriy Enewn by his many friends. left this morning for New York City. oeiussudsd toias east on . svsr.sion this month but his hnr- ried dspsrsurs thii morning tss due so ssisGssm received by him ysstsr-- ,isv s,A.ins that his sisser wa dsogsr- |nusiy M. He immediately made sii uScessafy sirsnyensntS and succeed .l in getting of on this morniug's train. lweSi.csrsly i,npS he will find lis sisssr ia better health and wnh him pfsAsant journey. rri
 Esws Of any dsserip,ion in thii PSss oi the vineyard appear. te bs scsso. from our mesgis report teddy, but ys.istdsy "a; . holiday, and thsD, too. ~s have ju.t pest through the trials sf initiation into ths Ansisat and Hos. crshls Order ot Hodiums. cad have ! ssArce,y recovered yss; one eomiss right on top she other m.A e shs strain to our nsryous system deubly ssvsIe. However ws have she consolation of knowing that yon are, experienced in such matters and csA make alioxaeess e well e furnish sn item just to fill out, you know.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-09

The Worlds Fair Tests sbewed no bskiag powdsr = Dsse of = GYeaf A lesvs naRpowW - fhs Qnyae
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-09
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As compliment to our many patrons and the public generally, for short time are going to give to every purchaser of Ten Dollars worth of goods fine {:
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17
A Wonderful Teiescope.

Tho wonderful penetrativo power and
scope of the Edgecomb binocular telescope
are rendering rare and valuable aid to re-
search in that line, the two object glasses
in this latest construction being pronounc-
ed so perfect In quality and likeness that
tho eminent maker himself, Alvsn Clark,
declares his inability to discover the least
defect or difference between them. These
glasses arc of 5-16 inches aperture and
94 inches focus, and in this latter element
they do not differ by ono one -hundredth Of
an inch. So perfect is the parallelism &C.
cured and maintained that they are CON
sidered unrivaled by any other object
glasses in the world. Prismatic eyepieces
bring the pencils Of light traversing tho
two great tubes to within the proper dis
tance apart to be received by tho eyes, and
by the same means tho image of the object
viewed is presented in tho natural or
fright side up" position, tho instrument
being thus suited equally for terrestrial and
celestial uses. Each eye, by this arrange
ment, receives an image formed by a6I
inch telescope of perfect defining power
In practice minute spot of light $50 feet
distant is exhibited by tho reflector, clear
and bright, with every detail of It's dial
perfectly defined, as in n gold watch
New York Sun.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17
Genesis OF Cotton In Arnerirn

The first planting Of cotton seed in the
colonies was in the Carolinas il the
year 1924, when seeds were planted as
an experiment in It garden. Winthrop
says that i'll 1913 men fell to the
manufacture Of cotton. whereof we have
great stores from Barbados. " In 1876 it
was cultivated in tho gardens along
chesapeake bay. especially in tho vi
cinity Of Baltimore, and at the open
ing Of the Revolution it was garden
plant in Now Jersey and New York,
but its real value seems to havo been al
most unknown to the planters Up to
about ITO years Ggo.-c;t. Loais Re.
public.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17
8 l0-tds

FrRuSTEE'S SALR-RAvING BEEN SUB
I stituted as trustee in the place OF Walter II.
day OF June, 1894, executed BY Mrs. l. soo Sae
and l. Ernest. Jas. r. and Walter S. Boone nart-
ne ners as Boone loo Bros and recorded in deed book
oo. page i96, OF the clerks office OF the hustings
J: D. Andrews, F. b. and W II. Thomas, part part.
$685. IS, evidenced by three bonds for 81 .g24Is
each, dated 18th day OF June, 1894 payable one.
two and three years respectively, after date, and
default having been made in the payment of first
bond and twelve interest coupons each for S97i.
S nMH u, TO 81 said bond and eighteen interest
ana Ike nv moer and for like amount att ached to
third bond, aud thereby the whole amount be-
by the benefeiarles said deed Of trust so to do
1 will on THURSDAY, APRIL AND, 1895. at IA
In front or the Courthouse in Roanoke, va. the
following lots OF parcels OF land, situated and be-
ing In the city OF Roanoke:
lat. Beginning Mt point ON the south side Of
Iszeweli street 1US feet east OF Commerce street.
thence with farewell street east IS feet 8 inches
to j; Wertz's lot, thence with said lot south.
wardly $50 feet and 6 inches to a point. thence
south Sc degrees 80 minutes west 81 feet TO a
poine thence northwardly 1s0 feet inches to
ID. BEGINNING at po't on the north side OF
oohn street (or sixth avenue 8. wy eco feet west
OF Park street, thence in westerly direction
with John Street 50 feet to a point, therce in a
northerly direction 90 feet TO an alley: thence
win SAID alley In Rn eastery direction 80 feet
TO point on the same thence in southerly direc-
ton w feet TO the beginning, being lot 20 section
3D. One-half undivided interest In q lot begin
ming at point on John street 100 feet west Of
"a Park and In westerly direction on John street
oo Ieet TO point thence north % feet to q point
thence east gu feet to point thence south 81 feet
70 the beginning, being lot 81, section of tho
Lewis Addition. ~
a. dth. Beginning on tho east side OF Henry street
&O feet south or Pine, thence with Henry street
south So leet TO point, thence east and parallel
WIN Pine 1S2k feet In an alley. thence with said
alley north 80 feet to point, thence west ism
feet to the place OF beginning
H.. a ha
street and Chapman avenue, thence in a westerly
direction parallel with Chapman avenue so feet
toa point. thence north parallel with b street
~ ll,l2 feet to An alley thence east with said
aliey 90 Feet to Is street. thence south parallel
with said street 1870 11-12 feet to beginning,
oeing lot No. !, section 2s OF the Rorer
tract TO the city OF Roanoke For a fuller de-
serption OF all said property reference IL made to
TERMS OF SALR: Cash sufficient TO paw az
pen,ses OF executing this trust, including trus-
ices commission OF per cont, unpaid taxes and
insurance, and to discharge the principal OF
sos2o % with legal interest from June IS, 1884.
JAS. d. JOHNSTON JR
u u W 4w Substituted Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17
RAB0NS Nerve and Bone Oil Cures
Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns
and Bruises Large bottle rs cents.
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE Husr.
day of March, 1926. Mcdowell & Co niaint,rs
against Sgsi W. F. Baker and ais, defendants chan.
The object OF this suit is to enforce tho lion ~,
Judgment In faver OF the plaintirr against w. F.
Baker' and to subjec. the real estate OF said
BAKER IN the city OF Roanoke to the payment az
aldavit having been made and fled that the de-
PENDANTS zen Thos R. Campbell and j c. McNaugh.
dents OF the State OF Virginia. il is ord.red that
they DO appear here, within fifteen days after ne
puohcatlon hereof. and do what may be necessary
further ordered that copy hereof be published
once week for four weeks In THE ROANOKE
DAILY TINES and that a copy DO posted at the
frs day OF the next term 'N'
copy-Teete:
s. BROOKE, Clerk.
LUNsFoRD & ANTRIM, p. O. 3l7Iaw. 4w
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17
Helping Him Along,

Father" said Micky Dolan. "Od
t'ink Oil be afther goin to DISCOVER
thenort' pole phwin Oh get big enough. "
"Afther all the advoice Oh give yez
agin it?"
"Yis. An 1 hope yez won't interfere
wit me future"
Deed an Oil not. Oil do all Oh
kin to help yez Begorrah. you're the
by thot kin put the foire in the shtove
at 6 livery mornin be way av practice
wild the cold. w ash,naIon star.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17

TRusTEE's sALE:-oN THE nth DAY OF
MARCH, 1856, AT II O'CLOCK M In trout
OF the courthouse of the city OF Roanoke, l viii
Sner Ior sale, at public auction. the following
described parcel or land, situated in said CITY:
beginning at point on the south side OF Mar
snsI street loO feet from the southeast corner OF
maIshan and Eighth streets, thence with M ar
snail street g degrees 10 minutes east 15I feet to
point on Moorman road, thence south 81 de-
grees ~ minutes weet II feet to a poInt thence
north Is degrees 10 minutes west IS feet to
point, thence south 81 degrees 80 mi nutes west "a
feet TO an alley, thence with said alley north lis
degrees 10 minutes west 1875 feet to a point,
thence north 81 degrees so minutes east 100 feet
10 the place of beginning. This sale is made by
virtue or the authority contained in q certain
deed or trust from Francis u. Kemp to the under
flgne9. dated the 10th day OF November, 1892 and
IecoIuea In Inc clerks office OF the hostings
page 271. NN JUN o.
TERMS OF SALK:-Cssh as to the costs or
sale, as we'll as the sum OF ST 300 with intrrrst
thereon from the 10th day OF November, 1892 and
Ne 10 the residue, upon credit OF OF and two
years from the Gay OF sale, with interest from
SAID date, said deferred payments to be occurred
ey deed OF trust npon the premises conveyed.
S14 tu LuC1AN II. COOKE, Trustee
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

RnusTRE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
Mipor to of, ;He Oh deed of trust from o. L. O..
Isas 10 the uadereigucd, dated Fsb,uarv q
husp ana co Ieooraed in tho clerks ONCE Of The
in c s sss 6oos No a. page al viii ofrer a. pub
Tosnoke on OF me conr house In said city OF
si,oa,e Lo ., A. the following described land
.,t scanning At point on the north side OF Rob.
WITH s,seet Sl5 feet west OF Jefferson. thence
NJ, e oee e street north So de- rees Is min
sres Ak Tes s, o. ieet to point, thence north de-
s, 4, minutes east 100 feet to the center n, an
sIley thence with the center of s.id aII vi ~
o. degrees 10 minutes east so feet to no,nt
the beginning "est iVV ieet 10
Tn9,e is q frame house on the lot.
In, HsnaS:-Cash enough 10 pay ali costs attend.
taxes fwSie Suton OF this trust and sCs 50 back
10 1850 and the debt OF S2bOO with Interest prom
HoU.usty X, 1875; the residue OF the purehssc
n money IN TWO equal annual payments from dsv
Snnnay WIN IN. interest from day Of sale payable
~ the bonds or the purchaser and sccn,sd h
uecu Oh trust on the property. ~
ana &. HOLMES BOYD,
- Truutee
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17
The Blind Slave Girls OF Canton.

Passing down the streets Of Canton at
night, my attention was called to num-
bers Of blind girls from Il to 10 years
Of age dressed in brilliant outer gar
ments. with their faces rouged and
their hair ornamented with flowers. A
woman, carrying a musical instrument,
led several Of these girls, and I have
since learned that they were owned by
this mistress, who conducted them, by
night, to the lowest parts of the city,
and by their playing, singing, and in
most disreputable ways, she secures an
income through them that enables her
to live in ease and comfort. have met
no class Of persons that seemed so pitt
able as these blind singing girls. 1t is
regarded an affliction for girl to be
born in Chinese family, and when the
girl is blind, her life is one of ceaseless
neglect and cruelty, and often, if the
family is poor, she is sold for a small
amount to one OF these dealers in human
bodies, who plies her nefarious business
until death snatches her victim from
her. Baltimore Sun.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17

PY VIRTUE OF A CBRTAIS DEED OF
- trust dated the 9TH day OF November 1895
a.d recorded In the clerks office OF the hustngs
court for the city OF Roanoke in deed book ~,
page 46?, from @. Markley to the undersigned;
cefault having been made in the terms OF said
deed and having been required go to do by the
beneficiary. will, In front OF the courthouse in
the city OF Roanoke AT IL O'CLOCK NOON ON
the following described parcel OF land situated in
the city OF Roanoke:
Beginning at APPOINT on the northeast corner OF
Fifth avenue ard Eighth street northwest thence
In northerly direction with Eighth street as
feet more or lees to Moorman road, thence in an
eastcrly direction with Mormon road 1853 feet
more or less TO ts intersection with Fifth avenue,
thence In westerly direction with Fifth avenue
l5g feet more or less to the beginning
TERMS OF ALE:-Cssh to the costs OF
sale, IA well as the sum OF 10000, and as to the
residue upon credit Of one ana two years from
the DAY OF sale. with interest from that day, said
credit payments 10 be evidenced by the notes OF
me purchaser and secured by deed OF trust upon
the property conveyed.
47tds LUClAN II. COOKE, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17
KILLINGS BY WHOLESALE.
Four Thousand Murders n Year In Italy.
Most Violent OF Civilized Countries

-Four Thousand Murders Year In Italy.
Most Violent of Civilized Countries.
A homicide occurs every two hours in
Italy. This was one Of the many star
Ting statements made by Baron Caro-
falo, distinguished Italian criminol-
ogist, in lecture delivered on Grim
inality in Relation to the Education Of
the People" i'll the Roman college His
audience included Queen Margherita.
In Italy the annual loss of life by
homicide casually by lethal weapons)
numbers about 1000 souls. Compared
with France, for instance, sho has 10
homicides year for Frances 1, and
30 for Denmark's 1. The Latin popu-
lations, indeed, in both hemispheres
have bad pre-eminence over the Teu-
tonic in crime generally. and of these
Latin populations the Italian is the
worst.
Baron Garofalo proceeded to give tho
reasons why. In the first place, vendetta,
which i'll Greece was heroism and in
MEDIEVAL Europe a laudable custom,
has fingered longer in Italy than in any
other country dueling, also, is more
frequent in Italy than elsewhere. To the
religious instruction given in Great
Britain and the United States Of Amer
lea he attributed the fact that these
countries have i'll 40 years diminished
by one-ha1f the annual proportion of
their delinquents and mendicants, while
IN Italy the want of similar instruction
has resulted in the positive increase Of
delinquency and mendicancy since 1862.
When to these considerations we add the
increased hardness Of living in the young
kingdom, the strain put upon the moral
resisting power by crushing poverty,
the squalid dwellings, the defective ali
mentation, by which the brain is starved,
when it is not actually poisoned, by the
stimulants in which relief from misery
is sought, and the depreciation Of life as
it exists under such conditions. we ar
rive at an ensemble Of causes which
quite accounts for these sad statistics.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17
3 I I'd ] q W 4,

HNRUSTEE'S SALE:-ON THE 18th DAY OF
4 MARCH, 1896, WILL, AT ~ O'CLOCK M.
offer for sale, in front OF the Courthouse Of the
city OF Roanoke. at public auction, the following
Roanoke: '' Va
g, Beginning at point on tho south side OF
shenandoah avenue 100 feet cast OF Park street
thence with said avenue 400 feet to point thence
south 1SO feet to the Norfolk and Western rail-
road line. thence with said line west 900 feet to
point, thence north $50 feet to the place OF be-
ginning, and known as lots 8, 4, 5 and g. In sec.
lion Neil, "a" as shown by the man OF the Rogers.
falriax and Houston addition to the
city OF Roanoke. This sale is made
under the authority contained in q deed OF
trust from the Traders Investment Com
Pany to the Undersigned. dated the 2sth day of
May, 1892, and recorded In the clerks office of
the nustings court for the city OF Roanoke In
deed book SIS, page 175. The amount due nnder
this deed is $S0OO with interest thereon from the
fret day OF August, 1895. -N
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs OF sale.
as wellas the amount due under this deed of
trust, and the remainder on credit of one and
Two years from date OF sale, which credit nav
ments shall be evidenced by the notes of the
purchaser. secured by deed of trust on the
premises conveyed. LUCIAN Ii. COOKE,
IL III. Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17

FNhUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAS GER
Il tain deed OF trust was executed by Mary G.
London and L. T. London her husband, to George
j Peet, trustee bearing date the 27th day of Sep
TENDER, 1880, and recorded in the clerk office Of
the hustings court for the city OF Roanoke, Va,
In deed book Al, page 1877, to secure the perform.
ance OF certain conditions and payments snec,fed
In certain bond executed by the said Mary G.
London OF even date with tho said deed for the
payment or Elk hundred dollars (S6OOl to the
Nationsl Mutual Building and Loan Association.
OF New York, In accordance with their articlcs OF
association; AID whereas, the said George j. Peet
mas resigned the said trust and the juGge OF the
nusting s court at the February term did appoint
JuDlus MeGehee as trustee in place and stead of
George j. Peet trustee after legal II. tice ns nro
vded by statute NIL the partie. ia interest. and
whereas, default has been made In the payments
ana conditions mentioned in said bond and deed
having been requests 80 to do by the beneficiary
the National Mutual Building and Loan Associ,
alton, OF New York, shall by virtue OF said deed
ana persuant to The terms thereof, proceed to sell
at public auction to the highest bidder ON SAT-
uRnAS, APRIL & 1s96, AT O'CLOCK y NJ ON
Inc premises all the property conveyed in raid
and described as follows, to-wit:
beginning at a point on the north side Watts
street Tor Ninth avenue g.. w and distant ono
hundred feet westerly from the westerly side of
Lewis street, fronting fifty (5W feet on Watts
street Tor Ninth avenuo) and running back of that
one hundred and thirty u3D feet to an alley, and
known as lot 20 section Is, as shown on the ms
OF the Lewis addition OF The o,ty OF Roanoke,
TRRMs-Cash suficien. to pay all costs OF cx
ecutinP this trust. including q commission to the
trustee and to pay on said arrearagesdue thereon,
amounting In the aggregate to i've hundred and
eightysix dollars aud flfty-eight cents $3.50 5S1
as OF March 18th, 1896. and the balance, II any In
one and two equal annual fnstslmenta dne In
twelve and twenty four months, wi,h interest
thereon from date, the purchaser executing ne
gotable notes for deferred payments and secured
~ ~ JUNiU US'i M Il iSin
otds Substituted Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-17
1.-THE BURNING TREE.~
A Native of India Whose Touch Is Dreaded
by tho Natives.

Thore has lately boon added to the col
lection of plants at the botanic gardens Mt
Madras, India, n specimen OF strange
tree writes an East Indian correspondent
to London. 1t is in sizo scarcely moro
than bush but other individuals of its
species arc known to have attained, i'll
their habitat in tho HimalayaS, Burma,
and the Malncca peninsula, the dimen-
sions of u large tree from 80 to 75 feet in
height. The Madras specimen Is surround
cd by q strong railing, which bears the
sign " Dangerous; all persons arc forbid
den to touch tho leaves or branches of this
tree"
1t is therefore a forbidden tree in tho
midst OF tho garden, but no one Is tempt
ed to touch it, for it's known to bo n
burning tree This name is a misno-
mer, for tho treo stings rather than burns
Beneath the leaves there arc stings COM
parable to those OF nettlos, which, when
touched, piorce tho skin and secreto q fluid
which certainly has u burning effect
The sting leaves no outward sign, but
the sensation Of pain persists sometimes
for months and Is especially keen on
damp days or when the place which has
been wounded is plunged In water Tho
natives in tho part of Burma where this
tree grows arc in such terror of it that
they fly in haste whom thoy perceive tho
peculiar odor which it exhales II thoy
happen to touch 1t, they fall on the ground
and roll over and over ON the earth with
shrieks. Dogs touched by it yelp and rum
biting and tearing the part of their bodies
which has been touched.
A horse which had como in contact with
o burning tree" ran ike q mad thing,
biting everything and everybody that it
could reach. A missionary at Mandalay
who investigated leaf of the plant with
his foreflnger suffered agony for several
weeks, and for ten months felt occasional
darting pains in his finger.-New York
Mnil nnd EXproSS.