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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

Farmers, In this community, ore
much disturbed over the appearance OF
fly In their wheat. ]. Z. Heatwole IN
forms us that something like fourth
Of his wheat Is already down on the
ground and that number of his neigh
bors are suffering TO an equal or great
er extent The outlook Cor the wheat
crop. over the country, generally, vas
not the best. anyway. although ihe
grain has made a very rapid growth
during this month and is much more
promising than anticipated two months
ago and would probably. in the end,
have been Il fair average crop in this
section, had the fly not made Its appear
aace. or course 1t Is impossible TO tell
at present. what the extent OF the
damage will be. James Carskadon,p ot
Paltersol's creek, has turned his stock
in his whea; field, so badly is the grow
Ing crop damaged by !ib.-Hampsh!re
Review.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

The other dar while our friend John
Mitchell was crossing the river below
town in skIff Good-slzcd bass jump.
cd from the water into the boat. The
law against catching bass Is still in
force. but there's no statute against
bass catching themselves and besides
Mr.. Mitchell didn't propose to have
bass splashlng water all over him every
time he crossed the river. AS matter
of self-defense, therefore. he took pos
session OF the fish. He had It cooked to
prevent 1t from doing further damage.
and then ate it 10 keep it from spelling.
-Shepherdstown Register.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

Prof J. n. Deahl, Of Barbour county.
formerly principal of the West Liberty
normal school, has just won a fellow
ship in Columbia College, New York.
The honor carries with It prize OF
five hundred dollars in gold, free tut
ton and expenses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27
oA@WoREN.

I,oarn tho Tbs Kind T0l I!a,9 ssas Bought
Of CSEeI2gIGcTlg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

The demands for the products OF the
mines and ovens Of the Davis Coal &
Coke Company. is SO great that the
West Virginia Central Railway Com
pony Is unable to furnish transporta-
ton. The shops at this place are run
ming extra. During the month Of April
twenty-seyen new cars Of $4,000 pounds
apacity we're turned out and two pas
senger engines and five coaches over
hauled besides keeping the other roll
Ing stock Of the road in ship-shape
The out-2llt OF the mines both at Thorn
MS and Junior Is being increased as
Transportation is provided.-Tygarts
Valley News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27
Surety Bonds ALFRED PaHII.
ALFRED PAUL., lI20 Market St

r lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IL
IL the postoflee at Wheeling. ohIo
county. W. Va. Saturday May q. To
obtain any OF the following the appicaT.
must ask for advertised letters. giving
date OF list: ~.
LADIES LIST.
Hart. Mrs. Jenny Miller. Mrs. c. ".
Haney. Miss Josey Paltcn. Miss Frances
King. Mrs. J. w. Ul!om. Miss +. c..
Laughlin, Miss LIZ Wilson. Miss Bertha
Eie Walker. Mrs JeH-
McDouald, Miss ME NJ.
Frances Young. Mrs. Rose
GENTLEAIl:N'S LIST.
Bond. DR.. o. +. Miller. pr Hoffman
Benton. C. II. Noble. Dr. B, G.
benjamin. +. ". O'Ncal. Ed
Siostenan, Clarence Russell. Con
Conmln. John Ryan. J. o.
banner. j. c. Rolph. !.
Grant. Brown Schiucter, r. W.
Gossage. Harry 7. Thomas, Jake
Gallagher. L. G. Wallace. James
Greenwood, Walter Wilson. g. Il
Heenan. Joseph Wyi!c. Alex.
Lancaster. Al Wylam. George
Marsh, c. 4.
NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27
BANK OF WHEELING.

" - - - vi
CAPITAL 5000, 900. PAID IN,
WHEELING. ". VA.
DIRECTORS,
Allen Brock, Juscnh + paul,
Chas. Schmidt ncnrv Ijohor"n,,,
Howard Simpson. Joseph Bcyboid.
Gibson Lamb.
Interest paid on special dcpo,it,
Issues, drafts on England, Ireland and
Scotland. JOSEPH SEyn0I, n A'-
il!il Cashier.
BASK OF THE ONO VALLEY.
CAPlrAI-sl76.OOO.
WILLIAM A. lSETT p-..,,,,,
MORTIMER pOLLoCk....ViccP residcnt
:, l prnits on England. Ireland. Franco and
DIRECTORS,
William a. lsett, Mortimer po,,ocl
j. a. Miller, Robert SImnuon'
L. NJ. Atkinson, Z. Nj FrIasciI
Julius Pollock.
>als J a. MILLER. Cashier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27
STATE PRESS GLEANISGs..

Word comes from Davis to the effec.
that Emory Hovermale threatens 10
vote the Democratic ticket in the future.
because the Republicans have made ev-
erythlng SO prosperous and work SO
plentiful that he don't have time to
take a breathing spell."-Morgan
Messenger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27
educational

SuHCuffUHUI.
SUMMER SCHOOL.
LEARN to Write.
LEARN to Spell.
LEARN Arithmetic.
LEARN Grammar.
LEARN All English Branches.
LEARN Bookkeeping.
LEARN Shorthand.
LEARN Typewriting.
LEARN TeIegrhphy.
LEARN Mechanical Drawing.
LEARN Business Law.
LEARN Bill CIerk;ng.
LEARN Anything you want by expert.
eGced teachers. Coll or write
for particulars.
OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-08
TO URNEW SETTLERS.

From Uncle Sans Boys" in Cuba
and Manila. What we have been look
ing for. Your remedies and specialties
are o. X. For overcoming the enervat-
ing effects of climate nervous pros
tration) take Blood and Nerve Tonic
81, ex. or shipped. Anti-Malarial
Fever (composite) 81, mailed. After
Fever Tonic, rapid builder, 81, ex. or
shipped. Anti-MalariaI Capsules in
chronic, pernicious and recurrent ma
laria, 81, mailed. Dysentery Powders,
81, mailed. Insomnia Cure, for sleep
Iessness, 81, mailed. Rectifier, corrects
and cures excuses, 50, ex. or shipped.
Remedies and Specialties (for men)
sole proprietor and manufacturer. The
Vandre Drug Speciality Company. 1888
1851, San Jose Ave, Station l.. San
Francisco, Cal, Z. S. a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-08

los Beans. O. Hardware. 80 c,is Har-
ley. t75 rolls Paper. leo btis Lime. Is
p,sxs ..sachlusry. . a. Boots and She's.
i50 50 bran. i5e0 IL Dried fruits.
1000 lts Bread. iss a. Canncd Goods.
$3.50 Ne and - Administered To-
-acco.
The bark r. y. R.th.; cleared from
san Francisco February 18Th Cor iio-
no,uiu with merchandise cargo.
Amcas the principal shipmsuts Wvss
the following:
50 bbls Flour. g a. Caassd Geo'f.
lsyy O. Coal o.. 20 bales BsEs. - tnzss
Fertilizer. sts csis Corn. s5s bales sat
isi tons Hay. GOO !bs Meals. iss C;is
Oats. 800 sSs YiiddliuEs. sits as Bran.
- pSgs Paints and Oils. g. Fylac. H.
$50 lts Coal. los. 90 Bricks. 20 a. Hard
ware. = PkEs Machinery. Us cts
Wheat. 1886 Ctis Barley. 60 soap. ioe
bbls Lime. - horses.
The bark Dsamoudiiead cleared from
san Francisco February sssA fog uo'
nolulu Nth an assorted merCAsad!ss
cargo. Ameas ;hs leading shiPmcat.
were the GLOWING:
- bbls Flour. 1880 lbs Coal. sss'
gals and IS g. Wine. Z - Machinery
80 lbs and - c. Bread. 1900 bbls Lame
~ g. Boots and Shoes. u bales Dry
Goods. 90 bxs Candles. SIS bales Hay
100000 Bricks. 1900 lbs Manufacture
Tobacco. 90 coils Rope. - 90 Hard
ware. 10 rolls Leather. 60 Hats ans
CAPS. go lbs Goldfish. 5000 lbs oieo
margarine. lss kegs nails. IS bbI>- Sal
mon. 80 sasks Beer. IS tons FcFtiiiEcE
$50 bbls Cement. 20 - Canned Good.
200 bbls Lard. 81 horses. 30 g. SosT
: Il mules.
The schooner Ruby \. Cousins clear
ed from san Francisco February Est
for Kahului with the following mes
chandise as It's entire cargo:
$3.50 pays Railroad Material. Il pas
Coal Tar. IS bbls Fire Clay. $500 Re-
wood Posts. . Pkgs Machinery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-08

We have saved many doctor bills
since we began using ChambcTlsiu's
Cough Remedy IN our home. We keep
a bottle open all the time and whenever
any OF my family or myself -bcEtn TO
catch cold we begin TO use the Cough
Remedy. and az n result Nc never have
TO send away for n doctor and incur a
large doctor bill. for Chamberlain
Cough Remedy never falls tn cure li
Ia certainly n medicine OF great merit
and wnrth.-D. s. Mearxic. General
Merchant and Farmer. Matte. Bedford
county. Pa. For sale by Benson. Smith
& Co. ltd. wholesale agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-08
Four C.argOes.

The bark W. II. Dimond. from San
Francisco. February 25th. for Homo
lulu with a general merchandise car
g Among the principal shipments
were the following:
500 bbls rIour, 24OS gals and g. c.
Wine. 3. bales Dry Goods. 10 cs Paints
and Oils. $50 SKIS Middlings. 500 cs
Coal Oil. roll Leather. 1880 lbs
Oleomargarine. IA lbs Chocolate. 2252
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-08
FREE EXAMINATION.

l study the formation Of your eys
as closely and as accurately as the
astronomer studies his stars. Every
malformation of the eyeball has its
effect. Headaches, dizziness, indistinct
vision are all traceable to misshape
of the eyeball. knowledge and exper-
fence, aided by the best and latest i'm
proved instruments and appliances
make my service in examining eyes
invaluable to you. Yet that service IL
ABSOLUTELY FREE, and IL glasses
are required they're to be had at
more than reasonable price.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-08
NEW BOOK BULLETIN
or THE
Golden Rule Bazaar
3I6 Fort Street.

&c bAsAEss - Sa.@A&esAea
Pan Michael By Sscnktcuscz.
with Fire aud sword By Sseakie-
NicE.
~Quo Vaais.- by Scscakisvscz-
That Third wOnaa.- ~ Sieakie-
Elez-
susnia.~ by Scscnkicuicz-
"oa the Bright Shore ~ Sssnkie-
Nicz-
whats Bred ia The Doas.- by
Grant Allen.
The Chrtstiaa.- by Hall Csias.
Hos Escaped by Cuater.
Susan TuFubuii.- by Cuntsr.
billy Hsmiiton.~ By Cuotes.
Bob CoviaEton.- By Cuatcr.
why I'm Single by Albert Ross-
- Black Adonts.- By Albert Ross
Young Miss CsdtF.- By Albert Ross
Thou SHALT Not. By Albert Ross
And a full iiss of books bF The fol-
lowing popular authors: opic Read.
Capt. Chas. King. q. s Array. s.
George Rathbonc. Marie Cossiii. MIS-
south Eorth. Robs- T. Sscvsasoa. CAar-
1osse N. nracmc. W. Clark R1ss.rll
Alexander Dumas. May AEnss FgezinE
and many others. ADORE books all u
PAPER COVERS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-08
Fever is Raging.

PEOPLE GOING MAD IN toscr Aasas
20 Get 81 thesr orders soe srpn enon0
to rcplzrS lAe Cd voc5sa ooas ~
h2re ooae service sos 60 many yungA
Call AID &c Ssns,cs GO soDsxA:oo -
tireir csr. snd place yuur oro0U
early y yOs vaas Co 80 IN TIE sv7RIs
tt$$$H
ALL KINDS or BUILDING IROes.
Fgusfzsas. CaaArs. s~ctccs. vanR.
Hstcsisx Posss. Stairs. Hxliinrx. ~
Escapes &c. ETC.
MAGNIFICENT DESIGNS rS Noss-
uNENTA ToNBsToSEs. sstasnAsy.
etc IEslsao. Georgia ene vcrOuos
Narb'e soa Topzs Cranstr. Hawx:saa
Blpe Ssooe sad Nare,e-
Estimates Esrea CO al kines a.
Csadsnr. Stooe work and Twrscla8
Csrhsag an8 crnsns S56swa1fa. Cen
ctsry wprk &C az ksaaA L<st<s ou-
TAG IN Rrsss. troa &C ssDae. SssnaC
n2ksaE = specially.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-12-01
IRuSSES. Csc, $L.25 and UP

premiere fois, depuis vingt-deux
ans, qu'un Granger sly presentait
sans y avo7r etc appel6? On ALA
pr6venir M. Breton de ce ph6no-
meme 6tonnant. L'intendant SEM
pressa d'accourir, ct M, de Ia Vi
gerie put lire sur l'honne;e ply
sionomie du vieillard combien So
visite lui paraissait surprenante.
-Pourrais-je parler a votre
ma1tre? demanda lie baron du ton
lie plus naturel du monde.
-Parler a monsieur Arthnre! Sc
r6cria lintendant abasourdi; vous
ne savez done pas que c'est impos
sible.
Comment lie sauraie-je? C'est
la premiere fois que TAI l'honneur
de me presenter lei.
-Alors monsieur, j'ai lie regret
de vous announcer que mon ma1tre
ne recoit jamais personne.
-Peut-etre. Veuillez lui annon-
Ger que je viens de la part dc mon
sieur Rene Dorval pour afaire
concernant mademoiselle Caroline
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-12-01
HAIR SWITCH 65 CENTS,

M. Arthur l'avait fait richie, Ga
brielle laimait, M. de la Vigerie
lui tendait les bras.
Encore Rene ne soupconnait-il
pas tout &c que le l6cit de ses
aventures await provoque d'int6r6t
chez ]e baron. En- effet, celui-ci
venait de Sc METRE en- campaene,
ct Sc dirigeait vers lie chateau Bou-
rette.
Tout dabord l'architecture de
v6ritable monument provoqua son
admiration. LIE soin extreme avec
lequel etait entretenu le pare quill
traverse lie pr6vint en- favour de &C.
lui quill allait visisiter; mails lors-
quill arriva devant lie perron, lors-
quill Wit herm6tiquement fermee
cette demeure princi6re, il Sc SEN
ii: froid au occur ct sc souvint des
details que lui await fournls Rene.
C'6taient de pre- :ieux renseigne-
ments pour lui, alors quill allait SO
trouver en- face du parsonage
myst6rieux que lie peintre lui await
decrit. Son arriv&e fut un 6v@ne-
ment dams lie .cbateau. C'6ta1t la
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-12-01

bien ne pas l'abandonner. Les
deux louis que lui await donn@s
Anatole lui faisaient l'effet de deux
soleils. Depuis longtemps il ma
wait etc a la tete dun semblable
capitale. Aussi, loin de rien remet-
tire a Lalie, qui s%'ext6nuait pour lie
nourrir, il r6serva Get argent pour
les d6penses de cabaret, qui 6taient
devenues pour lui le plus impe-
rieux de tous les besoins. Pour IL
moment, il 6tait domino par une
id6e fxe: Sc venger de Rene Dor
val, qui par deux fois, await de-
,jou6 q projects.
Celui-ci ne Sc doutait guere
quill venait de Sc faire un ennemi,
alors quill Sc r6jouissait au con-
traire ct SO prenait a aimer la vie
Tout, en- effet, semblait lui sourire
en- ce moment: la fortune, l'amonr
ct l'amiti6, ces trois chimeres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-12-01
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-12-01

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-12-01


d'Erigny. n:.
l'intendant, je ne sails 81 je dois.:.
-Faites &c que je desire, insls-
ia le baron avec noblesse. Ii s'aglt
de chooses urgentes, croyez-le b1en;
Votre ma1tre lie comprendra quapd
vous lui aurez dome ces deux
noms.
-Je veux bien l'essayer, fit M.
Breton, mails je n'espere pas reus-
sir. A tout hasard, veuillez lnscrl-
re- sur cette feuille les deux noms
que vous avez prononces.
A ces mots, l'intendant d6chira
une feuille du Garnet quill tenait a
la main ct la tendlt au baron avec
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03

Goes Rock, George Crompton's Judy,
James M. Drennan's Rex, Arthur w.
Gifford's Sam William S. Perry's Peter,
Allie H. Perry's Bess and Ketch, r. s..
Woodward's Pat, Ernest Russell's Di-
nah, Jay N. SHELLS Rab,e E. C. A. Beck
er's Mack, Frank NJ. Harris Bingo,
Frederick Bucklin's Dick, Charles A.
Merrills Kaiser, Charles F. Mann's
Blanche, Henry w. Mowers Duke, Hen
ry w, Tatman's Don, o. A. Benoit's
Ned, Charles A Hanson's Duke, Will
lam c. Hamiltons Dan and Rex, Arthur
w. Walls Roy, George H. Reeves Don,
William Bliss Dash, H. P. Emory's
Belle, Joseph B. Beaudry's Carlo Wall
ter r. Reeves Juno and Gypsy George
H. Cuttings Andy, T. e. Davidson's|
Fritz, Robert w. Robinson's Shot, Will
liam Garrepy's Major, H. w. Board
mans Dickmont, Harry F. Estey'sI
Dick, Peter Rooney's Trip, Dwight c..
Pratt's Shot, Charles L. Keyes' Rex,
B. A. Lemont's Don, Elmer w. Sweets
Rex. Arthur e. Davis Kent.
Pointers-W. Marcus Bucks Dick,
Earle w. Ide's Belle, Ernest H.
Vaughans Rex and Phil, Charles
Crompton's Post, Charles H. GoodelIs
Rock Noble, Alexander H. Bullocks
Daisy, Jay N. Smells Sport, Charles A.
Parker's Dare Go, d. L. Bradt's
Browse, Elmer w. Bucks Pansy, C. w.
Walls Ben Butler, Leander F. Her
rick's Belle, Lotus H. Buckeyes Max,
Elmer E. Mirick's Wag, F. A. Cas-
wells Rex, Frank N. Houghton's Doc
tor, Roscoe w. Swans Jack, James
Dick, Jr.'s Diamond. George H. Burits
Dick, Edwin c.. FowIer's Rock, Levi
Moore's Mack, Herbert b. KeIley's .Yo-
DO. s,9Hf
Irish setters-Jeronre7 Marbles Kent
III, DR.. George McAleers Rex, Philip
w. Moen's Feb, George IS. Davis Pat,
William H. Smiths Rover, William H.
Coughlin's Rock.
Charles S. Dodge has a dropper, Taf-
fly.
All these and more too will be out
and at the fun in two weeks. Mean
while sportsmen are brushing up their
dogs. They are more apt to rust than
the hammerless gun.
Almost in the heart of the covers
that are invaded by Worcester sports
men in pursuit of birds are many of the
finest dogs in the state. Settlers and
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have excellent pedigrees: Sport, a
lemon and white pointer, III years old,
owned by George E. Barnes; Victor.
black and white pointer, owned by Ern-
est Leonard; a brown and white setter
| named Suite, belonging to John 7. john
| son.
Spencer has many bird hunters of
| the first type. In its list the most
| prominent are Philip Raineault, Archie
laus Putnam and George Reynolds.
Philip Raineault is perhaps the most
successful hunter Of the lot, and de-
| serves the distinction of having shot
more birds than any other hunter in
Spencer.
Next to Raineahlt comes Archelaus
Putnam, who is a close second, in COM
pany with George Reynolds. Mr.. Put
nam's dog Mac is known all over Wor-
cester county as first quality bird dog.
The Bonner brothers, Peter and oliver,
! and Edward, are good hunters, and
their dogs have considerable local re-
pute.
| A full list of bird hunters in Spencer
| follows. with tine names of their dogs
and the breed
Philip Raineault, Dash. Gordon Set
| ter.
Archelaus Putnam, female Bolton set
| ter Nellie, and English setter Mac.
| George Reynolds hunts over A. Put
MANS Mac, r. ..sis y ,---~,--
George Parker Queen, female, Bolton
setter.
| Peter Bonner Ned, English setter.
| Oliver Bonner, Dash, Gordon setter.
Edgar Snow, Mac, Bolton setter.
| Frank Dode mas 20 dog.
| Gus. Hall Sni lover.
| H. II. Cape. Mac, pointer
| Henry Fisk, Bly, tsmale, Bolton set
tier.
| Charles Bow en- Ihlib. setter.
| Arthur ThoinpSo Nellie, Bolton set
i ter.
/ Rutland has llsga been favorite
spot for huntra al II Is rarely the
visitor TO the hill vers goes home
| empty
] Perhaps the best iown bird hunt
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Worcester. He is tireless in skirting
his favorite covers, and the man that
goes out to follow him for a days
shooting must be sturdy to follow the
pace.
Rab is as. tireless as his master. No
marvellous tales are told of human in
telligence and marvellous performances.
He never stopped to point when re-
trieving with a bird in his mouth 1t
Is not reported that he ever stiffened to
a point in mid air, nor did he ever per-
form any of the marvellous feats of
gymnastics or contortion that are re-
puted to dogs of lesser degree, but he
is right where he is wanted when he is
wanted, and rarely makes a mistake.
For the season just opening Mr.. Smell
will hunt Rab and his young pointer,
Sport. The latter was hunted a few
times last fall but at just the time when
he was in condition to be given the fin
ishing touches on his education the hea-
Wy SHOWS Of the late fall put an END
to hunting and Sport missed the fun.
He has one of the best of noses and
the fact that Mr.. Shell pins his faith
to him is good as proof that Sport is
an exceptional dog and of the proper
sort
Unlike most hunters, Smell does not
UGLeSe- IudI WOlh - ASISSSdIy 1Ol Iln
dogs before the opening of the season.
When the long -looked-for day arrives
and the birds are legal game, he says
that either of his dogs is ready and
willing to go at the sport and hunt the
day out.
Many of the, old guard of sporting
dogs vii, be out for another season. ar
ter Sept. is, and many of them win
mark down bird or two on the open
ing day, perhaps for the tenth season.
Among the veterans at the business,
and perhaps most prominent among
them is o. A. Benoit's English setter
Ned. He is known to well-nigh every
bird hunter in Worcester county and
his fame has spread throughout the
state as one of the greatest sires of
dogs that will hunt, that ever stood in
New England.
Many another old dog will be in the
covers this year, perhaps for the last
time. They have seen their best days,