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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-14

Eoa II w. ogden, Congressman from
Louisiana, in a letter written az WASH
ington. u. c., says the following og Pc
runa, the national catarrh remedy.
Il can eonscientiously recommend your
Peruna as fine tonic and ali-round good
medicine 20 those who are ia reed ~
catarrh remedy. IL has been commended
10 Iae by people who have used Il as a
remedy particularly effective Ia the euro
OF catarrh. Fer those who need g0od
catarrh medicine 7 know OF nothing bet
ter. III. w. Ogden.
Hundreds OF raen Of dignity and prom
inence from al over the United States
endorse Peruna.
No other remedy receives such conyinc-
ing testimonials, Send for free book of
testimonials
II you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results fTom the use of Pergua,
write at once 10 DT. Hartman, giving a
fun statement Of your ease and BE vii
be pleased 10 give you his valuable
sdyics gratis
Address Or. Hartman. President of The
Hartman Sanitsrium. Columbus o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-14
TO HAVE
A $4,000
BUILDING
Postmaster McKinnis Lands
Good Things
TO BE FOUR NEW CLERKS
Nothing 0verdrawn About City
of Shawnee
TO BE FOUR NEW CLERKS

Guthrie, o. T., May 13.-"Shawnee is
going to have government building next
winter, and it will be $4,000 one at
least"
IT is glorious news and marks another
epoch in Shawnee's march TO greatness.
as well as emphasizing that IL takes just
such men as the hustling, pushing, con-
genial postmaster to make a city great,
says the Democrat.
II talked TO the high officials and q
number of senator's, said Mr.. McKinnis,
s@'and they assure me of the fact that If
Shawnee could show up 1000 inhabitants
she should have the building. So. you see,
We have as good as got it. because We
can certainly show up more than 1900. .
Asked what he did about the postoffice,
Mr.. McKinnis said with evident salts
faction:
Il got all and more than / asked for.
1t is big thing for Shawnee. and / am
going to give this city postoffice and a
service such as little dreamed of get
ting.
ditional carriers-one of which will be
mounted-and q janitor. This will make
a total force of ten carriers, six clerks
and janitor in the office. which is more
than great many cities Of much larger
population are employing.
IT am going to commence Tuesday
morning making some extensive and adj
yantageous changes in the office. The
news stand will be taken out and the
office boxing and partitions considerably
extended. There will be a special general
delivery window for ladies, and some
other improvements that will be much
appreciated by the public. There will be
no delay in the work. and il will be
rushed all that is possible until il is com
pleted. II Is my ambition to make the
Shawnee postoffice a credit to myself
and to the city. and with the additional
help and improvements the department
has allowed I am satisfied 1t will be"
OF the new employees, one carrier, the
janitor and three clerks will be put on
May Is, and the others will be put in
Quoted into the office June !.
This is a magnificent improvement for
which the public should feel grateful to
the hustling postmaster. When Uncle
Sam recognizes Shawnee's greatness in
such a substantial manner. il is an evil
dence to the outside world that there
"a nothing overdrawn or unsubstantial
about II.
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CONSOLIDATION EFFECTED.
New Oklahoma Roads Merged and Are
Backed by Frisco.

Oklahoma City. o. t, May 13.-At a
meeting last night Of the directors In
newly financed roads, a consolidation was
effected OF the Oklahoma City K North
western. which Is chartered TO build To
Denver correction and Oklahoma City
and Southeastern chartered To build 10
New Orleans connection. Both, il is un-
derstood, are TO be backed by the Frisco
and their consolidation covers large per-
tions of the proposed direct line of that
road between Denver and New Orleans.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY MET.
A. Commercial Club Rooms Last
Niqht

Guthrie. O. T.. May 1S.-The spring ses-
Eion of the Oklahoma Medical society
was held here yesterday. The attendance
ct the meeting was large and the program
one Of the best ever given by the society.
President ]. II. Scott presided and called
the meeting TO order at 10 a. m. followed
by the invocation by Rev. J. c Howes.
pastor OF the First Methodist church /.
an address Of welcome by F. II. Greer
and response by DR.. q. w. Wall. of Okla
honls City. The address of President }
II. Scott was attentNely listened to. The
reports OF the several committees were
submitted and adopted. as was also the
repor; Of DR.. Z. o. Barker. of Guthris.
secretary-treasurer of the society The
contributions We're as follows:
Careless ard Thoughtless Prescribing
albert Settle Yukon.
Discussion opened by r. W. Holbrook,
Perkins.
.Aeetozone in Typhoid Feyer"-F. F.
Jones. Perry.
Discussion opened by W. NJ. Hatfield.
Mulhan.
Post Operative Technique Of Abdora-
inal Surgery, Il. D. Long. Oklahoma
City
Discussion opened by F. P. Hulon. Pond
Creek.
Acute Gastro-ehteric lnfection''-Cli-
Acute Gastro-enteric Infecuon"-Cu.
tus L. Kerfoot. Shawnee.
Discussion opened by c. S. Bobo. Nor.
man
The Mechanical Treatment OF Hernia
~. r. Phelan. oklahoma City.
Discussion opened by r. u. Love. Perry
THE Single Cur Method Of En,eror
rsphjhy, a new method-o. b. Camp
bell. ST Joseph. NO.
Discussion opened by A. I, 'Blesh. Guth
rfe.
Are We Drifting Toward a Hiher OF
Lower State Of Aorals2''JC. D. Arnold
~ Rsna
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NUNYoN. PhiIa.. Pa.

door and probably took a nap while the
wrecking crew gave his car another half
turn TO get the track clear.
From the appearance of the rotten wood
laying around one would be inclined 70
conclude that rotten ties was as much
the cause of the wreck as a soft roadbe l,
but it is too late to hunt for causes. the
effect is enough for today. Fortunately
no one on the train was hurt and tbs
track was cleared at 7:30 this morning.
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Shot in the Foot.

Guthrie, O. T., May 13.-Shortly after
noon today Harry Greer. an employe OF
the Walton Lumber company at this place
was accidentally shot through the foot.
making very painful and what MAJ
prove TO be painful wound as an am
putation Of one OF the toes may be neces-
sary. says the Pond Greek Vidette. TIE
accident occurred in the shooting gallery
and the rifien. a 22-cslibre. was in the
hands Of the proprietor NJ. Saxton. who
Immediately summoned medical assist
anSe and had the wound dressed
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GONE WEST, HRosAeLY.
cownan of Burma Departs and Leaves
No Address.

Guthrie. o. T. May ls.--Bob McCork,e.
who for few years was a COW man and
later a merchant at Burrnah. shook the
dust from his feet last week and departed
% New Mexico. or some other seaport.
and none OF his neighDors seem 20 csre
just where he win land. though he leaves
many creditors who would have been glad
20 see him come through" says the
Taloga Advocate Bob was a great church
and Sunday school worker as well az one
of the smoothest rascals thst ever struck
the Cheyenne country. but be and his kind
have had their day 81 this country sna
must move on to make room for honest
people and good citizens
Burrnah and the good people of The com
munity are 20 ~ Congratulated ina; they
are rid or a man who from boynood has
devoted hls time and directed his talents
toward beating some hOasst man ogs %
the fruits of his labor.
Dewey county can get along withqu;
brother" McCoTkIe.
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IT. a week or two by using Peruna. =
allowed TO become chronic, may require
months of faithful treatment. You had
better take Peruna now for by and b.
you may be obliged to take it for some
time in order to get well. Now the
halmy weather will assist in your
cure. You are not liable to catch fresh
cold and delay your cure.
c. ID. Taylor. Supt. Of Health. Clerk
City Board Of Health. Jacksonville. Fla.
writes:
THE health Of the poor of a large city
IS always a question OF vital interest not
only TO the city officials butsto every citi-
zen. It has been a source OF much sat
isfaction to me to find that so large a
number of working people in moderate
circumstances have accepted Peruna as
their family medicine. IL has cured a
large number OF cases. especially OF Ca
tarrh Of the head, lungs and stomach
and building up the general health it
cannot fail but prove a help and bless
ins- 10 any community where 1t is gen.
orally adopted and used. 1 have found
It an honest. reliable remedy and am
pleased TO endorse it-"-C- u. Taylor.
Clerk Board OF Health.
Charles b. Scott. County Clerk. Floyd
county Ind. from New Albany, Ind,
writes:
Il have tried Peruna as a tonic and
have found it OF inestimable value to in
crease the appetite and induce health
ful sleep. Il seems to relieve the system
OF all waste matter and TO tone up and
, strengthen the nerves in a remarkably
short time. In comparing il with other
nerve tonics on the market I consider II
vastly superior, and so do many others
who have tried it."-Hon. Charles b.
Scott
Peruna strengthens weak nerves, not
| by temporarily stimulating them, bat
by removing the cause OF weak nerves
systemic cataTh. This is the only cure
| that lasts. Remove the cause: nature
will do the rest. Peruna removes the
Gauss.
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OFFICERS Elected

FL Reno, o. T.. May lS,-The Il Reno
Water company met in this city yester-
day and elected officers, after which they
held short business session. talking
over matters concerning the company.
Mr. Low and Mr. Evans were reps
srnted by Mr.. Cline of Topeka. BY pro-y.
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident. II 4. Low; vice president. W. z
Evans; secretary and treasurer. d. T.
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linquishments were filed and the land is
considered very valuable. There are other
cases similar to this. A man may make
a relinquishment and send 1t to the land
Office with the person whom he desires
to file on the land and the person can then
file on the land after the REIMBURSEMENT
papers have been fled"
Mr. Brownlee considers western Okla
homa all right and any person who talks
with him will soon ascertain this fact
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CHARGE OF EmsEzzLEwEsT.
ccIored Postmaster ard Clerk Arrest
81 ~ Iconsurr, o. T.

Guthrie. q. ?. Nay ss-Feaersi uasr-
sfsts foaay arrested Postmaster " -
Williams ard his clerk. r. ? cnties. -
Teaniura. o. T. On IRE charge q e-np<E
King T71 posto@lee fanss- WarTa'..i'
80 also isrusd fcr n C. Hsnner az
= n E1xares. chsrSsd WITH co7siis'
itr. Il ss alleged ths four E7sr eTo
s.o-e io.ntsy ard zrPlisf tbs gostoi'ie'
funds % stockszz ths store
chslas snG Williams SsTs arFziSTfss ST
seszv .rs boznA oge- % ths grarf ssir5
49, 4 NJ hanE ezeh- Tti-i4r-s szF.
boud Al parties are eesarss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-14
STRIKING INDIAN NOM ENCLA
TURE

'.Muskoka." Clear Sky Land" Mag
netewan," Smooth Flowing Water. "
.Kawartha," Bright Waters and Happy
Lands" are Indian words that fittingly
describe some OF the most delightful
spots for a summers outing on the
American continent
Descriptive literature. timetables. etc,
will be mailed free on application TO ad-
vertising department. Grand Trunk Rail
way System. ISs Adams street. Chicago.
Geo. W. Vaux, A. C. P. & T. A
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Mcguire in Guthrie.

Guthrie. O. 7. May l7.-Delegats Bird
5 Mcclure arrived in the city this morn
Ing from Pawnee TO De here during the
Secretary Hitchcock reception Ee viii
he in the city Until tomorrow Delegate
Mcclure says that be has been very busy
with r-atte-s IN the PaSnse co1niy dis
trsct court and has had very little time
10 think Of politics
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L want every sick person 70 send me
their name and add ress and full particulars
of their complaint. If you have Rheuma.
tism, don't fail 10 send for free vial Of my
Rheumatism Cure; know ii will cure you.
II you suffer with indigestion or any stom-
ach trouble, be sure and get q free vial Of
my Dyspepsia Cure; it VIII enable you 20
eat what you like and all You like.
If yos have a cough send for my Cough
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s.fh-ss o. r. Nay f1-oEizx % ~
-, ss.t csgyernar Fsrgzser szz bee- 80
- .hs city tcssy. ~ s1Tesf ssiiaa -
.~.s-. A. - s.-ce q ~ secretSry - -
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ssazasanL ooTerasr FsrEzsea III s.Ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-14
OFF HIS TROLLEY.
A Gent of Shawnee Threatens to Burn
the Town.

A Gent Of Shawnee Threatens to Burn
the Town.
Shawnee, o. T., May 13.-Shawnee has
gained the Enid fever of sensational news
and the Quill prints the following:
John Arches, who resides in the south
western part of the city, yesterday caused
a ripple of excitement to pervade Of
ficiaI circles by a threat, conveyed by a
letter, that if certain demands made in
his epistle were not complied with by
the noon hour that he would burn the
town.
THE letter was handed to Chief of Po-
lice Hill yesterday morning by T. ]. Dar-
den, who lives near the Archer home,
and who says that he received the mis-
sive from Mrs. Archer 1t bears date
of yesterday. May 9. and is very poorly
written and hardly ineligible, but has
been translated as follows:
" Gentlemen and Bankers; I want you
TO get Mrs. Darden for B. S. and best
set OF harness and buggy for the costli-
est light suit of clothes and best wear
ing apparel for my wife and her mother
and daughter, and 1 demand that you
give me banker house well equipped.
1 demand this right away or by noon
I win burn the town down and give order
to Mr.. Darden and Forbes and all union
mer.
Supreme Ruler and Controller Of the
Heavens and Earth.
"JOHN ARCHER.
"As soon 4 Chief Hill had mastered
the contents of the letter, he located Ar
cher and induced him to go with him to
the Bank of Commerce, where he was
asked what was meant by such a threat.
Archer, assuming a dignifed attitude.
replied: THAT is what mean and I will
give you until noon to give me what
demand. 1t is nearly noon now
Satisfied that Archer was insane, the
chief then placed him under arrest and
/ took him to the police station. where,
after being chained down, he was
turned over to the county authorities"
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70 LocATE BUILDING.
Government osacisl conine 90 okls-
honns City fer That Purpose.

Oklahoma CITY. q. 7. Nay Fit has
been anngguced here tai cnaries /
Faauton. site sEeaf f0F fEe CnlstG Efsfes
treasury 5spsrtusenf. zlH - ia tbs ei;y
OF ihe ls;h Of TIE prese1t rsoBth - selsef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-14

Guthrie. o r. May B-TeTritoTiAI OF
Inspector +. h Ashton has appointed
the following Deputies .. X. PstssTson.
AIva. E. u. Rreitchner. PERM.
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Cure. If your kidneys are ont Of order, NO
matter hcw serious, my Kidney Cure will
prove blessing. NY Headache Cure stops
any headache in 2 to 10 minutes. My
Diarrh9e Cnre eorrects all bowel com.
plants in n few hours. No matter what
yoar disease Is, write and tell me all about
your complaint, and L will send yen my
remedies free or you can buy them in any
drug store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-14

Spring humors. boils. pimples, scrofula
and salt rhelm are all cured by Hood s
Sarsaparilla.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-14

Every mother feels q
great dread q the pain
and dasgss zssendans aFsos
the Hnost erstieal p~T;rd
q Der life. Becoming
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Jubilee eLn 10 the pnn.

Rome Jan. Roman Catholics in
every part of the world are prepar
Ing 10 show their devotion and ddoljty
To 'ho Pope at the end OF the celebra.
tion of his silver jubilee. which will
be next April by presenting him an
almost priceless jewel. 10 which the
faithful OF every land will De- asked IN
contribute The present win consist
OF topaz. weight 1924 kilos. or nearly
Iour pounds. and is the largest speci.
men OF lbs Kind in the world II il
no" ih the hands o. skilled workmen
'h Rome who are covering II with
r'eh carvings Il win contain when
'"'sh'd' a representation OF the Papal
arms. and OF Christ Breaking Bread"
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BALL MAY
NOT BE HELD
State Officers 10 Take
Charge Next Week.
No Imposing Ceremonies Are
Contemplated.

II is not likely that the inaugura
ton Of the new officers Of the state
will be attended by an inaugural ball
or any imposing ceremony. The three
lnewly.elected state officers will be In
Iaugurated into office early next week
and al the same time the oath Of OF.
fee will re.adminlstered 10 the Of.
fcials who were honored with re-elec.
tion. George f. Chamberlain for gov.
ernor. 4. w. Crawford. attorney.gen.
eral. and j. r. Whitney. state printer.
will be legally inducted into their re.
spectiye chairs while Secretary Dun
bar Treasurer Moore. Justice Bean
| and superintendent Ackerman will re-
new their oa'hs of office. There has
been some talk OF having an inaugur
al ball. but no definite plans have been
made in this respect. and IL is very
probable that the installation of the
state officers will bc followed in the
required legal form without any social
functions attending the ceremonies. A
bail may be arranged to be given Doc.
fore the final adjournment Of the state
Legislature bu. IL has been several
years since a formal inaugural ball
was given I'm Oreeons Capital CITY
The installation ceremonies will
probably not take place before Tues.
day and possibly not until "Wednesday
Of next week on the initial day Of
the convcning of the state Legislature.
about the only thing that is accom-.
plished Is the organization Of the two
houses. on the following day the vote
cast at The preceding state election
is canyassed and the results officially
determined. The legislators are then
ready for the governors annual mes
sage When tho message has been
read, the various officers Of the state
are inducted into office. and the usual
routine Of the legislative session Is
hen taken up.
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POULTRY POINTERS.

Never give poultry water i'm the mo-D
lug before feeding
a! the stimulauts breeding fowl
Heed - wholesome fo0d and ir,uk d,
proper quantities.
d" iaIlen the cockrrels rapidly con.
me them in close quarters ana go
'ornmesI cooked IN milk.
short legged fowls fatten oplcLlv
Tong legs are hard 10 fatten rbns.
hrst hatched ratteu quickest m :
brood o"
Fowls seldom tire OF milk They
may eat too much grain or meat Lut
healthy wv ""u
De r"Vstug poles should be op
'e'r' Nl'h each other This will prs
.eN' the fowls an trying 10 roo>t an
the top perch. ~"
\ Io"I or animal iu which an excel.
', ,','e Is constitutional is apt 10 trans.
.ni' all this excellence In an tbs ~
sny, " ~ prog
lu s'lrr'Iuy for breeding the pulla, |
'a'''o he 80 least yesr Younger tb,n
1' 'v.A This win cuuduee 4, ,r.
,.,n-'" au4 -p.d health Of the ~
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h''dgrt and Nuuh Nmrpbv ,,..A
'Fom Hills Island had set out 10 msEs
'"rr return walls ou the,r r,nsins
'"' Nr"ooi'gau,. at >rryice m an srIs'
'''''''c par, 90 Jhr y.ty. Upop srriy
."s 81 thr house instead OF he'p. c,,
''on'"d hl thc usual hrll Knoll po,b,n.
'u' 90 N'.usy, mean apology OF "a tnnS
!" vac shape of a ltJc black butt,p
."'' 'htm kr.dsvJ Got hold of IN. i,t
'Du ann saNr 10 pun hut her src.r.
snpl'yd briurr There was any s1JnIs
ring from Within Again and sgsiv ~
u''d WIN thc same result pptD ~,
'"I"'d ihr '"h over 20 Monte .rh,1
.Nr Batter laukcJ and twisted ,,.,,'.,
'''''>s wHul both ,tood ou mn. I'n,t
Hs ss1.us heiplc>sly AZ ea,b .rg.-
..' -,h Nsu' ,amc uuto Br.dggt
}" Cell you plwat it i,.r .b, SILL, |
1nvl 'fe piay.u' Jh' Joke ou N. ~, /
lv,'.hofns su' ~ devils srs NM, |
ou'aA' % seEhs~-Neu Yo-t ~.
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WHY THEY SUCCEED.
Because They Are for a Specific Pur-
pose

Because They Are for a Specific Pur-
Nothing can be good for everything
Doing one thing well brings success
/ Doaus Kidney Pills do one thing
Ionly
They are for sick Kidneys.
They cure backache. every kidney
|ill.
Mrs. A. N. Weaver OF 115 y. A.
street. Cripple Creek whose husband
/ is superintendent Of the e. F. X. Il.
duarries. says. Deans Kidney Pills
are q remedy in which / have great
confidence. and | heartily reendorse
what / have before stated about them
in our Cripple Greek papers. Some
three years ago gave them TO our lit
tie girl who was troubled with a weak
ness OF the Kidneys A few doses
checked the annoyance, and short
continuation OF the treatment cured
her. She has had very little trouble
since. with the exception Of when she
caught a severe cold; then there were
symptoms Of a recurrence. but few
doses Of the pills never fails TO ward
of an attack recommended them to
a lady friend Of mine some time ago,
who used them and was also bene-
fitted. / keep them constantly in the
house. so as 10 have them on hand in
case of a recurrence. / do not hesi-
tate TO advise any mother 10 use them
In her family when necessity demands
H."
For sale by all dealers Price 80
..rrg Epgffgt Af4lbrtYn T., nuHaip y
T. sole agents tor the United States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-
and take no substitute.
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GOLDFISH CULTURE.
How to ,IHhaEe the Aquarium Win
Little Trouble.

] DhN W 5Ahhhke AhN " - n
Little Trouble.
The care Of goldfish is very simple.
They require very little food. A ten
cent box Of fish food viii last four flsh
several months Care should be taken
not 10 put more food in the aquarium
than they will consume, say. within the
/ hour IL must not lie and dissolve. as
| Il will make the water milky. Feed
very little at a time best i'm the morn
| iug
The common theory that the water
must be changed every day or two IL
erroneous, says the -. Louis Post DIS.
patch, and IN cold weather frequent
changing Of the temperature is ahso-
lutcly Injurious Of course where three
or four fish are kept I'm gallon Of wa.
ter In dark. poorly ventilated room.
the water must be changed often. but
when an aquarium is placed where
there is good light or stll better,
where the sun viii shine ON Il an hour
Or two % day, provided with n proper
proportion Of aquatic plants and suf.
acirnt quantity OF sand for the same
TO grow in, there is no occasion to
change the water except when the
aquarium is 10 be cleaned. Cleaning
itself is more matter OF taste than
necessity in many instances. Some
pcopie object to the formation OF olgGe
on the glass; others, again, prefer n
see the glass covered with algw uud
the top ~ the water with u profuse
Z growth of the plants thereby giving
the Whole more Natural appearance.
When the hsh reuRiu down I'm the
wafer IL Is an indication that an Is
right, but when they come 10 The top
and gasp Tor fresh air 10 Is sure sign
That the water Is foul or. az least.
that tue oxygen Is exhausted. This
may happen at any time from neglect
OF proper care; not otherwise except
during a long continuation of cloudy
weather which iutorfcres with the ne.
tIon of the plant On the water. Then
change OF water becomes necessary
OF an animal house pets fish are the
least trouble and expense 81 their tINat.
ment is properly understood