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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-05

MALE -Men-Our illustrated
catalogue explains how We teach
barber trade quickly. mailed free.
Moler Barber College, Fort Worth.
Texas. 1.6
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black gifts marked
under crop in right car WIN pay
for recovery. Ardmore Nursery
Phone 90. i-3
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FOR SALE-One old house to be NOV
ed from the lot. Apply +. h. Pugh
Ardmore. |. T.. 29tt
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FOR RENT--Nice furnished rooms AT
Ala North Washington ST. Apply
Or. J. T. taon. 2'1t
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FOR SAIE-Wheeler a. Wilson Sew.
ing machines at Il. A. Jones. li.u
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FEMALE HELP--Ladies-- cata.
logue explains how we toach hair
dressing. manicuring and facial mas
sage Quickly mailed free. Moler
College. Fort Worth, Texas. 10
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{ A1 Want COLUMN 4
-y~--->--.>-~----~----------
WANTED.
SEWING WANTED At 52l street
southeast j-G
AGENTS wANTED-For town and
country to sell pinlcss clothes line
Apply at Mrs. A. c. Bells cor. d 81.
and Second Avenue S. W. 4-5t
WANTED-Woman to do housework
in small family. Apply a, the Bank
rupt store. sat
MALE HELP-Men--Ou illustrated
catalogue explains how We teach
barber trade quickly, mailed free.
Moler Barber College. Fort Worth,
Texas. 1.6
FEMALE HELP--1adies--o cata.
logue explains how we teach hair
dressing manicuring and facial mas
sage Quickly mailed free. RIoler
College, Fort Worth, Texas. 16
WANTED--Au the stoves In Ardmore.
Don let them rust and become
worthless. Sell them to Mason. the
secondhand man. slim
WANTED-I want all the old iron
in the territory. Will pay the high
est market price fer same. See me.
l. d. Mason, the scccnd hand man.
y-tf
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, CITY PROPERTY--iIali
block for sale, cheap. Three good
lots, 9Ox146 each, Good fiveroom
house., barn, well ana orchard on
same. A bargain. For further IN
formation see Gibson Cassidy &
Co "a
FOR SALE--A 30-bbl tank. See A. V.
Beets or address, BOX a0t city Ii
FOR SALl:--My horse and buggy Ap'
ply VIII Deyeny, broadway carriage
shop. 30-6t
FOR SAl-E.-The furniture In L.
room hotel, II taken this week $3.50.
Apply Planters Hotel 30-6t
nd I,nn
tank. $4,000 gallon capacity. one 90
foot tower and pump for 80 foot
well. .,very cheap. Appiy sidney
Suggs. DIV
FOR SAI.E-One old house to be NOV.
ed from the lot Apply Z. Il. PuSh.
Ardmore l. T. 29.tf
FOR Wheeler Dc Wilson Sew
ing machines at Il. A. Jones. li-tr
FOR nGkT.
e-,-~1~~>o~>oo.oo->1o~J>~ J>~S~-~---.,~,~-s~--' .---
FOR RENT-One hundred and eight
acres OF land. four miles east OF Ard
more. Apply Byrd & Gregory. 5-i:
FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms at
Ala North washington st. Apply
nr I p Fann 2-3t
FOR RENT-Tgo rooms furnished, or
unfunlshed. Corner Fifth avenue
and A street. northwest. 9-f
FOR RESr-tIouse With half block
OF land In South Arlmorc VIII
take home laundry work for pay.
Phone $50. 7.u
STOLEN Or STRAYED--From Ard
more, ono p1ovn pony mare seven
years old, thirteen hands high, has
brand OF Two large letters on left
thigh. foretop sheared. Liberal re-
ward f,r Information. 3-G
s. c. GAZAWAY
hrdmore, |. T.
TAKEN I-p--Blaok male pig. owner
call for 1T Lane Bros. 3.G /
TAKEN JrJ'--One gray horse, 6 years
old. "a ha nds high; no brands, black
name and tail Owner can have
same by paying for this ad. Vess
Adams, corner 10th avenue and
North Caddo street. 2i-d10-w-
STRAYED-Two black gifts marked
tt, fnI |
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aaaHas sasaH
FOR nekT.

FOR RENT-One hundred and eight
acrcs of land four miles east OF Ard
more. Apply Byrd d Gregory. 5'lI
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WEATHER SIGNALS.

30. l. white nag, indicates fair wea-
th,r
Eo. 2. blue flag. rain or snow
No. g. white and blue fiogs. local ian
or snow.
pcrature.
M 4. black triangular nag, tem-
No, s. white nag with black square IN
center. cold wave.
No with No. 4 above II, indicl.es
fair weather and warmer
No wisa No. 4 below Il indicates
fair weather and collier
No. with No. above It. indicates
rain or snow, warmer.
No. with No. 3 below IT, indicates
riii or snow 'ol Ser
No. with No. 4 above 1t lndi !ufe'
local raj ov snow, warmer.
No. With No. below It. indicates
local rain or snow colder.
WILLIS l.. MOORE.
Chief o. Bureau.
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D1SFIGURED
WITH ECZEMA
Under Physicians Five
Months. Went from
Bad to Worse.
CURED BY YcUTIcURA
Wonderful Change in One Night.
In : Month Face Was
Clean as Ever.

"Iwas troubled with eczema on the
face for FIVE months, during which
time / was in the care Of physicians.
Ny face was in such cendition that
1 could not 60 out 1t was going
from bad to worse anI i gave up all
hope, when friend of mine highly
recommended Cuticura remedies. The
first night after washed my face vita
Cuticura Soap and used Cuhcyha
Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent it
changed wonderfully, and continuing
the treatment it removed all scales
and scabs. From that day was able
to go out, and in month my face
was as clean as ever"
THOMAS ]. SOTH, sI7 Stagg St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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DEATH From SNAKES FANos.
BOY struck In Foot and Dies Fifteen
Hours Later.

Lawton. ckIa.. July 12.--George, 3the .
year old son Of James w. Poase and
wife living three miles northeast or
Frederick was recently bitten by rat
tier which caused his death fifteen hours
later The boy. in company with an
older brother, was in a pasture near
the home driving some cattle. Passing
hunch OF flowers. he stopped to look
at them. when, without warning, a
snake sunk It's poisonous fangs in MS
right foot below the ankle. An artery
was struck and the wound bled profrsely.
Mrs Anna stanfeld, aged 20. was
killed by the bite Of a rattlesnake today
near her home in Woods couilty, While
driving in the cows.
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The latest news from Paris. is. that
they have discovered diamon cure for
consumption. If you fear consumption
or pneumonia it win, however, be best
for you to take that great remedy mem
toned by W. T. MCGEE, Of vanleer, Tenn.
Il had a cough, for fourteen years. Moth
ing helped me until took Dr. King :
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. which gave instant relief, and
effected permanent cure Uneanal-
ed quick cure for Throat and Lung srou-
bles At all Druggists.
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er company is mining cencnt material
fro.n school land in defiance cf every
right of the territory or the federal gov-
cflmeat. TINS and is not s..bicor to
mineral entry though Il WIS stated
about three years ago aftei the aerieui-
tuiai lease on the land had bten reiin-
qnishcd 10 persons interested IN the ce-
ment industry
All t5. one Company.
The land was plstered with mineral
claims by dincrent persons. who tave
quit claims. after which the holdings
were centralized 4, a trustee represent
ing the cement company The case was
carried through tho III Reno land office,
whore patents had been issued to the
mineral claimants. and then to the gem
eral land once IN Washington where it
was held that the land WIS not subject
to mineral entry
a cement plant, one OF the largest in
the Southwest was built at Cement
early in 1903 Tie fact that he terri
tasy was urable TO lease the land for
mineral purposes. and that the federal
government had declared the land not
subject 70 mineral entry was 10 barrier
to this company. which urinterrup'.Jls
hns conducted tremendous business foi
several years. consuming material .aal
ultimately should belons 90 The state
Neither territorial nor federal courts
were asked TO interfere The territorial
attorney general now Is preparing to en-
JOIN the company from further use Of
the land for mineral purposes
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COMING FOR INTER-
NATIONAL CRICKET GAMES.
tBy Associated Prass)
London, July 12-The English
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THE ACCOUNTING
itching and Burning of the Skin

As in eczema; the frightful scaling, as
in psoriasis; the loss OF hair and crust
ing of scalp, as in SCALED head; the
facial Disagreement, as in pimples
and ringworm; the awful suffering of
infants, and anxiety Of wornout par
ents, as in milk crust, letter and salt
rheum all demand remedy Of al
most superhuman virtues to success
fully cope with them. That Cuticura
Soap, Ointment, and Pills are such
stands proven beyond al doubt. The
purity and sweetness, the power TO
afford immediate relief, the certainty
of speedy and permanent cure, the
absolute safety and great economy
have made them the standard skin
cures of the civilized world. Abso-
lutcly pure.
Sold throughout the world cuticura Reuolven,, Soc
m form % Chocolate Coated Pills, 15c per vial of 00),
ointment. Soc, Soap, 2tc Depoiss London n Charter
house So Paris, Rue de la paik Boston, lG Columbus
Ave-. Potter Drug Chem. Corp, Sole Proprietors.
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v. T. Little !. here rrem Perry today.
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LAWSON LEAVES OMAHA.
fRy Associated press.)

Omaha. Neb., July l2-Thonss W.
Lawson. after eve hours stay in the
,clty. left herr ts.is morning for Mis-
souri, valley. Iowa. where he IS 20 ad.
dress the chautauqua assembly there
On the System" His coming had
been extensively heralded and a large
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NursIno Mothers and Malaria.

The Old standard Groves Tasteless
Chill Tome drives out Malaria and builds
up the syNem. Sold by all dealers for
27 years. price Sc cents.
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You Are
Your Brothers Keeper


had stssgons Louis
begins 70 cast @ Sboa for procession e o % b and propert @ @
da Peace oncs are snesed at and ataeed ia wderdsd and
atrocities extended possible unti The common
Ths opinion by Of labor
Far they would push acts vs given nr
E reasoning man shrks at the thought that any da may bring the
strike e mnderstandng hate and oodshe to his his own
woEman with
ideness penalty
may suddenly
We hay On beef labor
person property common people
cost q ncsss cost Of guards poe%en army
he
lumber to
machias
children
with al he cSns various Unions; you
o millions Of oa pospe SePe and resdy % for the pec has been eRoed
Every days labor rIostls forever
We look facts sausrey the face in seeking remedy
that employers do industry stone the street throw
close factories and keep the common people from h usual priv
s 'nS h % bt s % s ps tSnr y sn thus % opppes @ he people "
acts a Of
the peaceful members the unions loss Of money property
or WAGES paS ems sneIsn but What hurts to The ne cart CST ana ouse
them
out Of 100 Chicago mers did not want to strife They we're satisfied % @
ordered and teamster what could the men do2 II we
yelling either
3 ss s : sss 'ss ss. sS s s' e. osaSso 'Ss the hands
s INTO men D s 3 As 5 B s sS @ aomS e s s ma s ss % 5y % &
rhs apserSgs condition Sy what what's cali the Daily
who pays money
Garner rs his the laws
Chicago completely some
ySs; + -
% DS S's S1%s ny 9osS%d 1oss g fq r. @ Sr his uoG
wish core
account q how play
ana suffering brought on BY the order Of s powerful judge
away family In realty he days
Union and column more Of agony mostly up By
hf vodsd sie papose intended to naae him 70 point
out the street he unreasonng fury and maniac ready 70 riot
the s yellow Journal change the former
The Nuasre riot maker and constructor q criminals
dsmoniaea sympathy naames passion
under he circumstance most ienient sct defense psope
Pse Z tae from SR Violence sS o. % se @ b @ sn,n
epab bs pes @ @ enidS ana held vp s atyrs and
heres utterly anorno the helpless Children made atheess not the
sos fathers brothers by the labor unions the
merchn recently sums
paid advert these that enemies Of law and order
while merchants have suffered about
working contrary thinking right
union working
pare The scar history
shame while
and mine.
-Four ored stretcher with someng covered with blood
when the
anguish and despair n The gfe-eod help mel What
the face Of her husband she that face black places the swollen
partly Of is socket and me thick hair matted with blood oong from
n he
Little Mary years ola came mo5oasy to see and said Us that
lied Papa wake up and let Mary help wash face it's dirty But
couldn't wake
When the beaten body placed the front room the weepnl
there
the doctor said hour that he dead 20 what can DO
herself with
she plead for her dead 10 back 10 life
steadily
cotted there
things the ee"
len frightened death
II NOrk belong uno
to
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cricket team represent ng the Maryie.
bone crickct club. which is the FIRST
ever cent to America by that cub.
sailed for New York today to play
ser es Of games with Philadelphia.
New York Boston and clubs in other
cities.
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stones and chased my Mary home
mere s ana We've stayed close in me house since
acSn @ beside the manged the stricken
could @ Do the turned ana
ing en'''''nnea' '0mnsle' oi labor la6's union.
other uss P9 ,s s was gg 4 sg Support @ her mother
aen to p her from yebas Of the frsnS @ T Tes s p o
going home alone because the pocemen were not there
into a' n, alley a when I aad
one % Gods creations % ms reconstructed BY the labor
the labor trust and
An aged hobbled city
ob % pSo @ 9e % SG Sg Cd isa e @ S @ a % s the fa ao
dy and family he 3 he how he G TSon men 70 Saa % & % b mar @
jumped On his stomach breaking anG and tea
ing apart OF his ntssne the
am glad mother he whispered going
lengtheung shadows told Of the nearby departure Of the s
day passed out into the beyond leaving her feeble oSd alone @ vide @ @
There may unknown of US
e ~ & % nrD p % R ~ f ana 2 sea P he susgerS ana % mn
@ % @ @ end pS % o. Hg % Soy G0d &c % mad & %oe heT to bring into
n depy enerayed picture f ~ % Union % ab @ % tbsv & q & 4 saw
over 500 human beings
they and ie they had right
20 earn a 600 10 LOT @ YES ana t % nes But the labor trust says: an
every citizen 70 obey the orders Of the labor Men have right
work when not suited From whence comes their right murder our Amer
S ,S.m mp The only uS acts dome @ the
81 @ % b r s 70 en @ pOns e. law ais judges ans
houses factories and mines dyn9med the ded kill
burst and throw hot moulen the independent
members Of the committee
public oncs
demand return their % freedom ' many union
expressing Efforts help the unions % eean OUT h
on the ets head Of ' hs order R@S CONDUCTORS
public organization BY
and paSIo they
is working ultimate feare power
violent 2 charge wiz va, easily
The deep rumble Of the
trusts ofSes and lee leave Ss
destroy either money % Or % labor % ns so ons a. Ss w are lawfully on
truck
insulting asgng numbering American citizens whether independent
II. @ s DSs % S @ g % o @ @ q
r 500 czens)
pson companies from having their cars or trains % stopped he %
ference VIII b @ utosal @ nbaT i1t common american om any ne
govern safely wisely handed down to Us as
Rsmember thar during strike excitement stars stripes
the minds Of many end the red Of anarchy takes form You see the
s stony essn OF tne pass ana e roar ana sns,l OF e
planted % seadhy 70 S on By fe ha nt % know P bo~ 81 s d
thrill nen The back giners the ns the tips Of
q by
S Inherited
a
the show emblem remembrance
s
proclaim hell with the a
red Yeu be forced give property home friends
On before
But keep the Old nag nsled to the whether
Il folds the pole h1ce crisp bold
there head revny thank Almighty
n OF his gift
with IT'S al associations hope help unity and amg
Il CANNED with strength shall be
n To the Unon tbs pledge will earnestly by
him
g leaders or injustice by employers and the capital
peaceful methods which do
ID about
the Union and an others
In himself abstain from his brother.
o
hted BY the deess Of his hand for eradg the highest Of that
~ breathe which vtailzes
ed s0p
ID brothers
ul W.
n This is owned for
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sTARr HOME.

AMERICAN RIFLEmEN
START HOME.
(By Associated Press)
London, July 12--The Seventh regi-
ment rife team, N Y. N. g., which
came here to enter the contest against
the Queens Westminster Volunteers.
sailed for New York today.
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CHAPTER V.
yhe Fe,s in ,se Ns-f-ss sslsss-

rhe Fete in tne N,-i--cS ssizst-
The grand fste in the NAsi-c@ Fai-
ace. given BY Paul. Count NazizC.-
in honor a. the arrival home o rs
only son. Caiouel Alexis Naziz01
had begun. Paul NaEino1, TAI. 80
dieriy-lookIns nan q sone dfJy- ssvs-
or eight years. dressed IN ful ua.f1-1-
OF a general Of euirassisrs- stood wsi-
coming bis guests zS they arrivs1
TIE hahsht. expression or TIE face
OF the old soldier. AZ eLrrsSSs1- O.
lofty superiority. sat wsu upoa kh-
For perhaps there wss aot --ozs tss
Russian nobility family whose zz=s
was greater. Pagl. Count Na-iEoe.
as he stood there. bore right zurJhiiy
the pride AID dignity which cane -
him by inheritance and the aEGet
honors which = grateful sovereign
had FASTENED TO besiow for EAliazyry
on many 4 field For himself TIE tets
had no particular pleasure, exeep; II
so far as il emphasized the welcome
hack froz, the sterile platzs Of Turke-
stan to his ozly son. who had ~oz hEs
spurs as became a NRrizo-.
Mins.inS with his guests. With :
word TO one. and smile 10 another,
and gentle. almost tender sentence
or two to the beautiful Olga TIE
ccant passed through the brilliant
,hrorc aad congratulated himself o.
the fact tia; even royalty coul3 hardly
have surpassed him il the magnificent
spieneo- o. the entertainment
The Countess katherine KsrsieAs-
WAS. rext TO the hosS ard 70 her
daughter Olga. the most observed Q.
the hundreds in the brilliant th-ooc
Wearing earso2S bat syceeai- sly
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- Car et GIN.

T -ag - that the average negro
h=sTazt says Representative
Moon Ct Tennessee. but had one
= us employ Eho vas one Of the
In-sEtzst fellows ever ran across.
In for that vas his name. was a
1ncr nsEro. but be loved gin better
-s1z h Cd his Maker. and he would
zCt zaE 4 debt il there was any
sa--hlT Eag 10 get out of IT, One
@ay liz Esst 70 The store armed with
a g7Eu1 irE and asked for quar-,
St g5z- telling the merchant that he
Eas prepared 10 settle The fluid was
pGt il AID thsH Il vas discovered that
in h11 70 money. Forthwith the
merchant poured the quart back in the
measure Ehne jim picked up his jug
lnr Salse- out smiling
he had put in about a quart of
T1-e-. and Of course. he had Just
that much gin and water in the lug.
TIE groesr's gin in his barrel was a
E'1is weaker. but Jim's quart was
scrp1g e1ough to bridge over on
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JUST WHAT TO EAT
IMPORTANT MArTgA IN 'rs
SCHEME OF LteE
Zoo Little Interest Attached In Thss'
Rushing Days to the ousseo" "
piet-some People who seem w
tery Unable to Learn What s''''
Them.

some women are born beautiful ana
NTH good sense. even with 'aien's'
Did YOU ever notice how many per
,ons there are In which the lid OF the
,asket must have fallen before the Dc,
atcd and most important fairy ar
lived with the gift OF knowing what
% eaty Not what to order.
ANY man with moderate income
and rich friends may learn how TO or
der. II seems second nature to
choose the right spoon or the conven'
tlonal fork but as to what TO eat Win
ihem, this Is habit that simply must
DO lnborn-a seventh sense that Is OF
rs great importance as all the other
six.
A sick cat turns away from food. A
slck dog refuses food. diets himself
most rcgidly; in the spring he eats
juicy green grass between meals. II
this same dog were human animal
he would probably have stewed
pruEss. rhubarb. or apple sauce at
this season along with his chops. and
make a far more successful banker
than nrasmic John Smith.
Now. thsre Is the anaenic and irri.
'a1ie gentleman vho is hlled with his
vr-ln.s and the unkindness OF fate.
Ese is sure 70 eat cork chops and Gu
cumhars t1r his iuncheon, with glass
ui milk 20 wash them down He is
-unInI IN spells; Just lorg enough to
sauw me hind N man he would have
Hsisn had the beialed fairy only got
ihgru IN time
Tie man who eats the wrong thing
WILL usually tell ruu about f. before
ls. is through. Z wish I hadn't eaten
.huso c,luuInhers. Z never should eat
oziuus- savs he. beginning to look
unhappy after eating seven
Ndw be cheery litfIe married won-
n II yulr acquaintance, Who man
sEes lor hus1nnd without his knowing
q. sns Gratis 20 ths uiisanthrups over
a luncheon n bake,L potatoes and
trrsu -uruafoes. Why. no. chats
ne- Tuu see never eat meat at
-u5z. I1sr because % uot care for
h. sHuiis ny dinner she would
-ui ta-a said that n-ch n she had
anf Seen asked,
q llrars s1Izs she u,ust have a
7vnndsrtiIlF ll-riss Ivsr.- saii a eiev-
sr vuman speaking q 4 friead. for
HHe Is newer givez 70 reproaehfui
zueIIs she zsver. % ~ knowledge.
HlIH ru1S1aE hsrSs,t 70 be wrorged. '
-Saw T-rk Gl3de-
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What Children Fear

A well.known professor has recently
made some interesting studies with re.
gard TO the causes OF fear In the In
fantile mind.
A study OF fear In the youthful sub
.ects was made by distributing hun
dreds OF lists containing all manner OF
cases such as might excite that emo
ton. Parents. teachers and other per-
sons-even the little ones themselves
marked on such items ~ the latter
really feared.
After reducing all Of the replies to .
table. It was found the highest mum.
Der feared thunderstorms. the next
highest reptiles. Then followed In
order. according to tho number fearing
them. strangers. darkness. nre. death.
domestic animals. disease, Wild ami
mails. water. insects. ghosts and 9TH
ers.
A comparison Of an equal number Of
boys and girls showed that the girls
feared l.765 things ON the list. and the
boys l,lo6 things. The girls exceeded
the boys in the fear Of everything ex.
cept water. high places and strangers.
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Very strange to modern eyes would
be the armament of Great Britain's
medieval navy. The very names OF
many Of the implements Of attack and
defense sound queer. According to
the books. in the year 1897 the vessels
of the navy were furnished with
"espringalds." ancient spring guns;
fhaubergeons." coats Of mail: "baci-
nets" small helmets: bows. arrows.
doublets. targets: ..pavises." large
shields placed At the sidea. and serv-
ing the double purpose OF protection
against the sea and against the enc
my: lances and firing barrels.- A.
early as 1888 cannon formed part OF
the armament Of ships. and about 1353
guns and gunpowder were COMMONLY
used. Among the stores belonging to
one vessel of that time were three
iron cannon with nye chambers. .
hand gun and three old stone bags.
probably for shot. Another ship had
an iron cannon with two chambers and
sac brass cannon with one chamber.
/. Among other implements q war
used at that timo were cannon
paviors" or stone shot throwers aAd
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Degrees Of oes.insey.

aiesard Briasiey Sheridan Away.
r-.sntatast that the Duke Of Wei.
l1ngtoz would succeed in Portugal.
Shiie bis friend. Gen Tarleton. had
the e7iaioa that be would fail. The
za-tsr Eas one OF constant dispute
between the two
Tzrteton. Who had been wrong.
grew obstinate Consequently. when
tes reEs OF the retreat of the French
Al Torres Yetras arrived. Sheridan. bv
way Of taunt. said:
Wei Tarietou, are you on your
high horse stilis-
Oh higher than ever" was the
se2'T Il | was on a high horse be.
fore. an OF an elephant now
No no. my dear fellow said the
VIZ you we're on an ass before. and
Toa are on q mule now