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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-20

Hay, Grain and Feed.

Hay 0obbing)- Puget sound, per ton.
sSflll Eastern Washington timothy, ti3.
mixed. ST. 20: straw, 50, alfalfa. sllS1l2.
oats tSoobirsl-Rolisd or ground, ga
Barley Uobblng)-Ro.led or ground. per
ton gIa.
Corr-whole. SIS: cracked. SD: feed
meal. SIS
MlllstuTs CobblagD-Bran. per ton.
$ia shorts. per ton. xle
Feed gobbing)-Chopped feed. ti73Is per
ton: mi9dlings, per ton. tlsSL. oil cake
meal per ton 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-20
Financial.

Ssfw~r s.-s -. 81 IDraft~STa -. r
Mex- dcls .-sss=fd Ielegrsgsa - III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-20
Produce Receipts.

Flour. quarter sacks. IBID; Go Washing
ten. SO. wheat. ce1tals. 4l5s barley. c. n
tals seIs. oats ccutals. 3. beans. SACKS.
Es4t potatoes sacks l. -. onions. sacks.
~. bran. sacks. f.571. ni3dlinEs. sacks. SIS
hev tons, SIS straw tors 10: wool, tales.
~; hides. number. Sd; quicksilver. TASKS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-20

Maximum wind velocity. Tatoosh. u
miles, west; Fort Candy, - miles. west
@. ". SALISBURY, Observer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-20

w'e0s-Fasl: c'as.cs .asaaiala. s.ss. peer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-20
Meats, Provisions and Fish

Fresh Meats Cobbingb-Cholce dressed
beef. 64eisc per 10; mutton, &c per lo'
lamb &C per 10; pork. - per 10; veal, 80
SIC per 70.
Provisions Oobbingl-Hsms, large. uAc:
hams. small, 1IISe. breakfast bacon. st7c'
dry salt sides SC.
Fresh Fish Jobbing)-Haiiout ~.
salmon. 7asc: salmon trout, s3tc'
founders. 3is1ssc: soles. sac. rock cod, o..
black bass. SC: perch. Slk14c; star-
gson. tsl9e, mountain trout. lzAZx loc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-20

butter-kanch, A9lIc; EIiensDuFs Ana
other Washington creamerics. Ed prints.
DC; Iowa creamery, ZSc.
Cheese Oobbing)-Satve Washington
i0iz d1254c.
Eggs-fJ obbing)-Fresh ranch, lasc.
Pcnltrv Uopoing t-chiekens large spring,
2.g43.25: old chickens, $38350. or sglOc
live weight: ducks 500. 81 per dozen.
dressed chickens. f2Nc: turkeys, l4c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-20

NJ p. Benton. Puget Sound Agent, Seat
tie. Yesler way and First avenue.
The New South., 1897-06-26
Erorss.lcniion in yHnriare.


1hc vaiuo a naeqpaie ieftideaunns ~ saae ~
atiaah arp admitted esen hy t,ose 4ius lgnetnni
81 Tho fiiies u NafiAfc u isnis ehfjns iant al
sach nneas4ree are the result ~ fuiHlpurFit ard
preparation. 9e rni on buiiiife ihc retcseary
dsloprea until The eueniy actually iH Ashi world
Ae th~ vefipni tolls YEA a MINORITY ~ tNe rnuplr
neglect iuftihnn,Iaus thnt are exunlS inlruft-
ant Ia an Individual sense fhsir czisit nahhnni-
uals stats ~ nevcrenAirs vaY betnfea Aatpfc
aai diAer,p Af erit8in feHAuas the rsite.aa 81
tunrABerc conditions Ff0w d decided nayeniaae
iowards disease. hetoe We have Whnt eg rsA iet
siciiy scasons, notably the snnpier nnd iaii j. =
strictly h eeeNre eit the ffecfilied ralF9ef wal
fare te forsify the buay ~ ndvanse " q 9eAiy
Aeaspn 1be vital ufenna. the fiancit. User,
stomach u4ld heetlF should be uleineea. stimulated
aud strengthened - 10 Feairt tho eneily When
be appcnFr
10 pntffy and toDc Nj The system erneb TN
blood and establish Nlgefous heAith tiFrnnhsnl
tho asta FYiaAii sseh nstksf~ A. flsf~si4 = &eliR
tle itSfisue ~ System f0nlc hFi bcdN tli9@'
ID innny ycart pf constant uau. u rrmaype hiiins
daprtsslrn iiausenied slanaeA. aud slu9ainhness o
body 81 bsiin sud gilietly y feriNses arlisly eHef
ny and huoYnney " spirifs. An lrsAiufblr fagti
hi.r ngnlnyt eirhuess Price figg per nftle. Fpi
saie ty n. ~ lefklas HnnaGfs7iiie.
The New South., 1897-06-26


Considerable complaiet il being made
tous By the members of the diff rent
churches that the boys Of tho town are
ID the habit oi congregating around Tie
church doors and on the steps and pnli
their cigarette smoke in the faces oi
ladies tnd thatt the fumes Of The slnokc
Oh the church house until it becomes
intoierable. Now this IS to give the
boys notice that they must desist from
this aboninable, disagreeable aud Of
fensivc habit. Ifyou must smCk 20
OF under the hill, and keep yourselves
away from the chulch doors. This is
intended for timely warning, and
We honc the boys viii see at glance
how very impoiitc such conduct IS,
aud viii quit ii Oh tae spot.
Our old soldier Iriend John Blaze
lidgo oi Beat Q called on US last ;safur-
day aud checked up for another year
for tic Oh Reliable John * good
farmer, raises plenty cf''hog and hom.
iuy, and alwavs scratches his head IN
tie Geld atsunrisc, and he doesn't care
but litiIe whether We have high or
low tariff for ha comes ycry near rais-
ing everything be uses at home ne
are always glad to see you John.
The New South., 1897-06-26

Editor New Soasl, Please ALLOW mc
sYsea sn yoas v6ieaAle aptr Is make
st&te tea:ent.Tesgeeiing she esnuty cu
wcl iarm how kept hdw rFisbns Are
treated aud A. m4t;sss sfregsaiaine
sheys into SISTED ,lse Mrm 81 she
agh last. ! aai il aac condition unich
reseeiS naaeh credit q cur deserving
aud siiiricnt Sap:. Mr.. Wslbora. in-
ierviewea the eonvisls On the farm and
that portion ssw asked how they
were scd and cared srr IL said lbey
were weil tei aud had no comnlaints
% make as to the management. There
bad been much SAID pro aud con about
yermin lice and how the chains had in
iured the persons * the conyicts. Such
we find 70 be graun8lcss. there was ~
one time 4 fea liee bnt thev ware ex-
terminated speedily. I do think thai
the bedding is Insufficient and badly
kept. ! d. not approve Of the mauner pf
coudncl AZ times Of meals afd | DO
think white ana colorcd convicts should
he kept separate al meals, am opposed
to social equality. We insist that this
order Of affairs bc changed at once,
write this card to crafty the curious
that like 50 well 10 talA AZ randum.
While Mir. Welborn Is an UP 10 date
SupeIiuiendenf. We find our young
friend Mr. Chas. Dcnham who has
charge ofyhe cooking department an|
all round up to date man for The place,
everything is neat, clear and healthial
Mr. Hinton. the guard that met Is a
nice afiiable gentlemen and vide awake
on his line. On my return 10 the city
| stopped in 70 see the poor farm
Which | found neatly kept and its iu-
mates comfortably domicilcd aud | re
gard this the pauper place. Mr.. Cody
is the right naaa ia The right placs, /
must congratulate tbs citizens II Jones
county upon the complete system of
the workings Of tie aiorsaid institutions
We suggest that people visit them aud
satisfy themselves that the officers Of
the county are not inssasible Of their
duties nor iorgetful ofihcir Obligations
to their fellow citizens. Let US labor
for the perpuation Of every cause for
man good and Gods Glory. Trusting
that all MAY take, pay for, and read the
New South. am your humble ser.
want. J Il. 3LAcKLIpGE,
NJ X =
The New South., 1897-06-26

Editor Naw SeAtA; Ne ara haysrx
tae sser
Csnrs ace S3ei
EARLY cais zra sssl dse.
Mrs iiasnA Ifhsksvof'. j quite
siee
Crops ~ the best condition ] ever
saw for tais time 81 sear
Il ssAsous halas ous farmers wfii
make bcuoiainl supply q everything
Heiu u de cotton. digin oas Dr. grass,
L,ekiur Tor &c tator, think Of a.
rEss
legislator Rounded, aida't make s
PASS.
Sunk Us forts ;housaua aoa neucY
mity scase
pe good times am eomin lie teli sca
Why,
Vel heet dat man kinles wid VIE
liam } Bryan.
The New South., 1897-06-26

Great Clearing ale atsJ John
sans
Beautifu Ladies Waists
at oilnson's Big reduct-
ion In Prices
Ladies Moi1air Skirts
all ready made, only SI.oo
at J0Ilnson's.
Mems LaundTed Negs
gee Shirts Only z5c. at
JoIinson's Clearing. Sale
Big line Of Umbrellas and
parasols in great clearing
sale at Tolinson's.
Imported Organy only
~ f-2c, would be cheap at
35c, at 7oElnson's.
fxU5 30 offOlS f-E
and Ladies for $I,75 at
Jollnson's Clearing Sale.
Misses 0xfords only soc.
worth twice and three
times the money at
Joilnson's.
Clearing sale at john
sons for the next thirty
days for cash and cash on
ly. Never we're snch in-
aucenents offered 10 the
public.
The New South., 1897-06-26
LOW YAcArioN RArI.s.

Tie Queen & Crescent sill sen
excursion lielscts nt Low Rates 10
the Mountains and Seashpre re-
sorts every day from june LEI "a
September aUth inclusive, With iin-
Al limit October ilsf 1927.
lls ,ta rsseyui lsaNfe Of
less % ioG'ist ibss yrar ihe most
petieet Gratis ae4 iee nHl aaaeint-
inents ever inferred he aaslagfa
trairliaa patlle. iheoush Pnll-
man " 'h Haes afiera.
AlN8ls Aallf nsAstt ilupra q
Crescent ticket agent To- rates and
fall Information.
a. Il. BARNETT, q. Z. a.
New Oflsf.ns, III
The New South., 1897-06-26

Editor New South. The time for
our annual meeting at Hickory GROVE
Baptist churel. viii bc on SATURDAY. hc.
fore the first sunday in September
next Our pastor Ed Gilmore has
secured ior his ministerial aid, two 81
the ablest and eldest ministers ia the
State iowit Kids. \. i. Clarke aud j.,
7. Johnston. we sincerely hope that
these good old brethren may be hlcst
with health ana strength % aS 70 be
with us-onec more. We trast that all
Young ministers within reach win ne
with Us also and hear llicse old ysser-
aus of the cross preach the true funda.
men al doctrines ofthe Bible Wealso
hops 70 oave 70 have the editcr o. the
New South with us al the sainc time.
NJ. T. Busu
The New South., 1897-06-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
land DiN0e AZ Jaei tOil, AIlNs
fL..-. u I..II

Land Dib0e ~ Jaet spti, NiHs,
june II. 1871
Notice n hereby given that the iol
loving named setilcr has iilcd notire q
his intention tD mako conmutcl hnal
,rpoi 10 support 81 biz Claim. md that
said proof VIII la made before fhe Clan
Gerry Elofk Of doncs cennly "a LilIeslile
Mia. % @uly ~, iis3I. VIZ. JOHN Ting
rcn u iistAne. Miss iomesfead uum
y II 1aia2 ieF the sans5Nest quarier
section u toanshIu K npsfh range Is
west
iIo names The lgllowine Witnesses so
prove III ccalpuons residence tpo
aui cultivation 81, said hand, w:
phiiip Graves Jf.. ! ! Iusxr0se ci
Guiiano. sIiss Wess kcll5. isaac
Made of lseia,sh. Miss
IionERr Il. WHO'S. R4aisicr.
The New South., 1897-06-26
DIR. Kings Nau Dsseos cry for Con-
sumption.

This is the best medicine L. the
world for all forms OF coughs and colds
and for consumption. Every bottle Is
guaranteed. II viii cEre aud not dis
appoint Ii has no equal for whooping
cough. asthma. hay fever, pneumonia.
bronchitis. ID grippe. cold in the head
and for consumption. II IS safe Tor all
ages. pleasant 70 take and above all, a
sure cute. IT IS always well to take
DR. Kings nefs life pills In connection
with Or. king's New Discovery, as they
regulate and tone the stomach and
bowels. We guarantee perfect satis-
faction or return money. Free trial
bottle at City Drug Store. Regular
size fifty cts and one dollar.
The New South., 1897-06-26
NOTICE fOR PUBLICATION


Land Once nt IAcksun, AliHf
Junc 18th, 1891 !
Notice IL hereby given that The FOL
luwingsnamed settler llas filed rotieo Of
HIS intention 10 mako fDel pro5i ~
support of bis cDam, aud That sold
proof win 81 made bclsrc the { haueefy
Clerk ol jones county n hlllssllle,
Aliss., on Jnlg ~. 1891, VIZ Philip
Graves Jr, 81 giilano aIss. hume
stead number z3lHi for lbe northwest
quarter. section VI towbship ., north
range Is west.
tie names Tic following witnesses %
prove his coniinuoas residence upon
AID caltivati0n u said aud. yiy.:
.jchn Tsigpcn, J J Musrroye oi
Gisano, Aliss. Wess Kelly. Isaac W ndc
ofRcddoeh. Miss
EDHgnr II Nfgaow. Rrms.er.
The New South., 1897-06-26

On last Saturday night The Ellisyille
Rifles held their annual election which
resulted as follows, Captain, &, X
Shannon; LIST Lieutenant. john McIn-
tosh; Pad Lieutenant, Welborn Deval.i
lst Sergeant, Dcyan Scarborough, 2nd
Sergeant, Ras Slade; 3rd Sergeant, Bar
dy raft, l;h Sergeant Paul Quick,
3 Il Sergeant, Jcc Ferrill. The boy.
viii begin preparation at oncc to attend
The incampment which will be held at
ticksburg on August 10,
The New South., 1897-06-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

81 virtue 81 powers conferred Is trasf
dcad from Ice wood et ux fg IRE llii-
udeia;gned. recorded ~ Book q, PAGE
f3s q seq 81 ihe record 81 jones eoUn
b.. Nu-issirpl, | viii offer iof 1ale af
lablic ouiery before llc Efugihoase
door Of said Jones county q he ligi.s
ost bidder nj cash within legal l0ur
of sale on the Grst Moslay b Jaly
ie97. TIE t0li01irs Farcfl ~ lanJ taa-
tei IN the said Cuansg ci ,Jnnee. foswjis
Besiapiue Is~tf. wcs of \ II II rsef
lct no BLOCK - I'll fawn of liiMyilie
aDd running along Mil Street 81 e
b : M cVrner u block ~, tAesce we~i
- &. q y ]. corner ~ formerly oHBea
by III. w hAsseyina. thence west ~
north l6J5f. thence cast d north l.Hj
r. thence east through said block pafal.
III viii, Iiill street abons 2l5 r. iaieDce
west d taufA no Fl. 10 place ~ brein
nins, beine n y " AZ. of y Z QrSec
+ 7 Mr. ~ " together wilh the improve
iaeais. Purchasers paying for 'itlct
} Il SuAssy. JE Trustee
H4aDy 4 HOWELL.
aftVFne.S
The New South., 1897-06-26
ynluabIc l,rescrlpllan.

Elitor Morrisonof Worthing,on, Ind.
''Sun'' writes "I0u have valuable
prescription in Electric Bitters. and
can cheerfuily recommend it for con-
stipation and sick headache, and gen
eral system tonic IL cas- no equal" Mrs.
Annie Stehle, 2oe5 Cottage Grove Ave,
Chicago, was all run down, could not
eat nor digest food, had backache
which never left her and felt tircn and
weary, bnt six bottles o. Electric Bit
ters restore her health and renews her
strength. Price 30 cents ana Sloo
Get bottle at city drug store.
The New South., 1897-06-26
citation Motice

State nf Aia.irsippl.
IL \. ~ Sifingcr defendant
You are commanded 10 appear be-
fore The Chanctrg CLERK of } orck conn
tf ID said State. at ruIes cn llle zud
Monday II July 1871, then anf flieir
plead answrr On demur 10 complaiHanfA
BIN, wherein you arc drfendaes.
n ilArDY ! 4 'inaoN; gicts'
Sai. ipF {oApit.
The New South., 1897-06-26

state of MiAsissippI.
~ Ella Franklin defendant.
You nre commanded 10 appear be-
fore the thanccry Court of Jones coun-
~ In said State On the lot Monday Of
Sepleulber, A. " 1897. 10 defend tho
suit in said court Of John n Franklin
wllelmp yon are defendent. This 9th
day 81 Mar 1871 q a fiSsos. Clerk.
CnAA a MIbcox Hoi. Tor C1mpif
The New South., 1897-06-26

when the Greater snia sn cr1srs
in sorrcU shalt tAc0 nrir tefth
children, ttat 8 curss xza Trc-
rouncsa. bot The ioy felt ny swarg
Neither xnen s1le first presses .c
her heart bar babe. prcxss the
contrary.
Danger ana suffering iutlr ID
the pathway ct the Expcstant
Neither. and should be avclde1,
that she may reach the hour
when the hope OF her heart il to-
be realized. in full vigor ans
strength.
The New South., 1897-06-26
ESTR ~ NOTICE.

Left my place IL Ellissille some two
months ago, ono COW, rcd odor with
white under breast. marked crop and
half crop ~ riEht ear hnd smooth crop
10 lett ear. points cf horn sawed I'll.
VIII gige s. reward for har delivery 10
nc. Address NJ. c.SHOWS.
II I.IllsyilIc. Hiss.
The New South., 1897-06-26

Last Sunday the editor Of this paper
after turning it over 10 the devil
boarded the train for Nashville to at
tend the confederate reunion. This
notorious manipulatcr Of the movable
alphabet may play sad havoc with
things in his absence but We suppose
the end will justify the means.
The New South., 1897-06-26
EgTRal NOTICE.

Strayed from my plsce three
miles norglg east ~ Windham. N iss.
orr a0rrel nnfe about ten years old
aith white hine feet. Any inior-
mation concerning her viii be rewar
'led. II r RArclifT.
WIndhnin. Miss.
The New South., 1897-06-26

WATEN FUND.
j a Suttcr part on welln...... $500 o.
.orrect. J. Il. PARKER.
9. 81. JONES. Clerk Mayor
The New South., 1897-06-26
Double Width rloIiair
only s l=2c at Jcllnson's.

J. p Reddoehan f4mily. Nose Ger
saa and !aaiiJ sud Mrs rca4h ieis
snnday nisI,s for Aa4ilsiIie 10 attend
the CsaNca'si.
The New South., 1897-06-26

The sofd scHNAPps comcs from
keeslam Sch64ppe German drink
u j. HegnolIs nayos bis iesding to-
taceo Miib sbe dfink aud calls the
bAad esIlNApPs Tberc IL mo-
tobacco iust lilc sshnapps We selIit.
The beAt I0e plug u the Slaic.
y. j. JOHNSON.
The New South., 1897-06-26

end ut the trying hour makes
Childbirth easy, as 50 many hap
py mothers have experienced.
Nothing but Mothers Friend :"
does this. Don't 10 deceived.
a1acthsrs rrienaT i ths grcagest rsrnesiy ever
pus on the market and all my customers p1aissis
highly wv III Eisa a Co, whiicwrirhs. Tex
The New South., 1897-06-26
DIR. q. M. COX,

~ DENTIST.
Exiraetsng Teeth 5)s
lSnalgem Filling sDe
Gold Filiings 81 "a $2 50
VIII make full se, ieela, upper
and i0wer for $50
Teeth extracted witllvus pain.
ELLIsVILLE, MISS
The New South., 1897-06-26

Sent hy Mad, on receipt of price, 81 ca gfn BOTTLE
i;eok SO Expccfert Mothers maiicd frec. cans
tanning valuable information aud voluntary
testimonials.
rHg 5RAuFicLc REGULATOR co. ..sr.shfa,os.
sclu ny All pavasisr..
The New South., 1897-06-26
TOWN AND COUNTY.

If you want hats go to
Johnsors.
The New South., 1897-06-26
If yon want dry goods go
to JollusCn's.

The we'll keeps increasing its flow
gradually and we are hopeful yet Of
getting good supply Of water from it.
The New South., 1897-06-26
Mother 5 Friend

so xclaxeG
the system
that the
natural ard
necessary.
....... change
takes place
" without
Nauaea...s.
Headache
sNervouso or
sGiooray.....
~ 81.
The New South., 1897-06-26

III you Wdiil itdi> 20 10
Johnsors.
Chas, Havcll Of sIideil. la, spent
Sunday ia Ellisyille.
Ii you want clothing go
to Johnson's
T.B. Bonner. u, sandersyiiIe spent
Tuesday IN the city.
Ii you want shoes go to
Johnsons.
Hol, ". A. BRYANT, was shaking
hands with EliisyllIe friends Monday.
Read Johnson's ad in
this paper
Mrs. R. B. Downer of yossburs IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gus Cooley.
I lis week
The New South., 1897-06-26
Straw hats at a sacri-
flee at s. j. Johnson's.

Misses Jennie and Kate Austin left
Wcdnesdayfo for Lauderaalc to attend
the State Summer Normal.
The New South., 1897-06-26

Chas Hasscll Of slideil. la. spent
Sunday ia Ellisyille.
The New South., 1897-06-26
Nice Tan Oxfords only
45c. at Jolinson's clearing
sale.

Hon. Geo. W. Ellis a prominent
young Iawyer Of aa,'iespurg was ID
ElIisyillc, last SATURDAY. 30 legal busl-
ness.
The New South., 1897-06-26

Bob sharbrourh has been doing
Fonic good woik a. street commissioner
He will saon have the roads il good
condition. then viii turn his attention
10 the streets
The New South., 1897-06-26

r. b. Bonner, of, sandersyilIe spent
Tuesday in the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09

IL is striking how similar the legends Of
various Faces and nations may IL. no mat
ter how widely separated ~ time AMI
space Christianity has its Jordan. over
which the redeemed soul passes into Par
saise, The mythoIogses OF Cireece and
Rome had their tabled Styx ard the nFs-
tic ferrymsB Gharon. and also Eseths 81
FlGtos dark domain. And so the edo-
hon~ch believed that AZ death r river ussi
ne crossee-Rnt mirahiie siictu. this river
O death WAS also patrolied ~ = siwssh
thaFon ar ferrynan- And therefore ms
tsNiAg indian would gather together MS
taSt energies for 4 terrific veil often dying
Win fts echoes. taSs was 70 notify che
teFFt man thaf he was coming 10 Gloss.
sometimes the dead man would reaca the
Ssefe 81 this river before the fsrrS-n1an.
@aa Then ne would lie stiil in deafh-fike
tfafce until b. bad been carried over
Shes death ended al. But then again fhe
feFfymaa either would not or could not
come ard the soul after wandering bout
the SHORES Of shis harhartc Styx would r.
tArn ard rexitafiEE TIE hs3y from Which
g ne1 parted ard he burden - life zoaEa
q taken 1p anew. Thus Il ~ss thar they
explained frances resulting etshsf IN d~ath
oF recoNsrv
~cg1stfnsss = man wrsnEx lose = ~sfs.s..s
Sna @o2Sa think fsse death See a, ,na a-n-
snanUs uan. On else 10 poaSoE ss~sn1s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09
HEARTS NOT IN THE JOB.

An English officer writing from Canea.
Crete says: Our English firing was fair
the job Henry Poole. OF Toronto. writes
these lines. taking the officers remark as
his text:
Their hearts were not in the job Great
What English hearts would be
When English sailors and English guns
And Salisbury stoops TO the thankless
work
or soiling England to save the Turk,
BY order of Germany?
Their hearts were not in the joh.' Thank
God,
That English hearts today
As when Nelson's warship ruled the wave
And Nelson's signals. masthead high.
C'heered on the sailors 20 victory
In red Trsfaigar's bay.
Their hearts were not in the job.' Good
II we had our Nelson now.
With his heart of fire. his eve OF fame
Would England stoop to such depth of
That Englands sailors indignant spurn
The medals their blood was shed to earn
II Nelson were al the PROV?
What talk OF concert disturhS our rest7
What threats made England snan2
When single-handed and strong i'm right
We hurled ourselves against Europe's
might
And fought and conquered. as Greece to-
day
Stands all unaided against the fray.
Nor fears 10 fail or fall.
Their hearts were not in the jobr' PRAY
God
Our hearts that word repeat:
God give our England a nobler work
Than siaughferfng Christians to please the
Turk,
Let England g honor speak out and claim
No voice, no part in this bloody game.
No right but TO cleanse cur English name
From the blood we shed in Crete.
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: Stimulate the sluggish k,an.y.

In addition n its tonic and catharfic
properties Hostettev's Stomach Bgtters ex-
ercises a beneficial influence upon the kid
nsy>s and bladder. when they are inactive.
by stimulating them 10 renewed exertion.
thus reopeni1g. ~ II were \ sIuic. for
the escape Of impurities whose regular
channel OF exit is the organs OF urination.
Among these are certain abnormal and in
ffamfnafory elements. productive Of frrep-
arabic injury ~ the system II not entirely
expelled. The kidneys and bladder them
selves are Also benefited by this stimulus.
as their inactivity = usually a preIimi-
nary % their disease and disergauiEation.
They also experience. in common with
other portions ~ the system. the potent
invtgoratsve effects Of the Bitfers which
furthermore correctS disordsred conditions
of the stoHgseh. bowels and liver.