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Testimonials sent free.
Sold BY Druggists. Price. 75o. pen
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for coma.
tipation. e-2-lmo.
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FRUIT DEALERS CASES
DISMISSED IN COURT.
One Man Only From Eech Fruit Store
is Compelled to Pay Fine.

The peace dove has a string tied
to its foot and cannot fly away. The
fight between the saloon keepers and
the banana men is over. The proto-
col was signed this morning and
there is no use for the Hague
The treaty exempts the fruit deal
ers from further prosecution. Only
one man from each store is to pay a
fine and the cases against the arrest
were dismissed today.
AS the case now stands the only
difference in the situation now and
before the crusade started is the fact
that the state is now about $500 to
the good.
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LAKE COUNTY FAIR RACES

The following is the speed ring
program of the Lake County Fair:
Wednesday. Sept. 5, 800 Trotting
$3.50; 800 Pacing $3.50.
Thursday, Sept 6, $3.50 Trotting
$3.50; 2:35 Pacing $3.50; Mile run
and repeat $100.
Friday, Sept Z, 2:25 Pacing $500,
2:24 Trotting $3.50; 2:15 Pacing
$500; Mile run and repeat 500.
Entries for all harness races close
Saturday midnight, Sept. /. Records
made after Aug. %. no bar All heats
in harness mile heats 3 in ).
Make entries TO Fred Wheeler, Sec.
Crown Point, Ind.
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CUMMINGS TURNED LOOSE

The case of Robert Mathies against
jim Cummings was dismissed yes
terday morning when it came up for
trial in the city court yesterday
morning. He delighted in his IL
berty and promised to confer with
his lawyers about different matters
regarding what had been said about
him and done to him. He also pro-
missed to keep a sharp eye on blind
pigs. in Hammond and later in the
day disappeared.
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NEW YORK MERCHANT
AND CHICAGO JOURNALIST
Come to Hammond to get Married.
Try to keep their wedding a secret
but fail to do so.

Since the marriage licenses issued
in Indiana are a matter Of public re-
cord Joseph Lehman a New York
merchant and Miss Helen F. Hahn
Chicago journalist were baked in
their effects to keep their marriage
here yesterday secret. They came
to Hammond yesterday forenoon and
procured the license and were later
married before Justice w A. Jordan,
leaving for Chicago later in the day
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Clever Things Said
By Bright Little Tot,

Mamma-Re Remember that every cloud
has a silver lining
Little Bess-Then why doesn't God
turn 'em inside out?
Sunday School Teacher-What be-
came of the swine that had evil spirits
cast into them?
Small Johnny-They were made into
deyiled ham
The parson was talking to little Ell
mer about his habits and asked what
time he was usually called for break.
fast.
They don't have to call me-" an
swered Elmer. I'm always Johnny
on the spot"
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SENIORS GET OUT OF DEBT

At a called meeting of the class
which recently left the High School,
an assessment was levied to pay the
SO the class owed on the flag ca
binet they bought the school. The
managers now have the balance due
on the ANIMALS in sight and will come
out with a clean record.
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EAST CHICAGoAN DIES HERE

J. C. IRELAND of East Chicago died
at the local hospital here yesterday
afternoon after prolonged sickness.
The remains were taken home to-
day and will be buried tomorrow af-
ternoon at Greenwood cemetery after
funeral services have been held at the
home.
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The local telephone company has
just completed a new and modern
battery room. A fue is to be arranged
TO carry away the fumes which rise
from the chemicals kept there
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Five Dollars Reward.
LOST-Lady's gold watch. Return
10 Times ofice.-6,22,2t

The name of the Erlebach Plan
ing Mill is changed TO the Invalid
Appliance and Cabinet Mfg Co. 406-
40S-410-412. Indiana Avenue. Te-
phone 1871. 6-21-tf
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TO RENT-Five rooms furnished
for light housekeeping, close 10 bust
ness, near Central park. anu library
Call 247 Michigan avenues, %. st.
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Miss Teresa Dorsey was hostess to
a few friends last evening.
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II. b. Klingensmith left last even
ing for a visit at his home in
Evansville Pa
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MIR. and Mrs. George Fletcher will
spend the week end with Mrs.
Fletcher's mother in Chicago.
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Miss Sarah Cohen will be the guest
of friends in Chicago tomorrow.
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Miss Anna Gray and Miss Margaret
Elliott were Chicago visitors today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elkhart who had
been visiting here returned to their
Chicago home this afternoon.
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Miss Ida Koedyker will spend Sun
day with her parents in Highlands.
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In Social Circles

Communications pertaining to
this department may be addressed
to Miss Daisy l. Emery, Society
Editor The Lake County Times.
Telephone Ill.
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NJ O'Brien who was here for some
time returned to South Bend yes
terday
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r. S. Groman went to South Bend
today TO spend Sunday there.
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Mrs r. K. Ogden and the Misses
Mary Roache and Kitty Walters
formed a Chicago party today.
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J. w Pepperdine of Chicago was
the guest of his mother for some time
and left for Remington Ind. this af-
ternoon to join his wife and children
there for a two weeks visit.
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Attorney Frank Stuppe was in
Hammond today from Lowell with
the intention of reopening branch
law Office here, dividing his business
between Hammond and Lowell.
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Misses McClair and Miss Blanch
Culbert spent the afternoon in the
city.
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Miss Celia Scott is quite i'll at her
home, 415 Ash street.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Kingwell and
the Misses Hazel and Grace called on
Chicago friends this afternoon.
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Miss Jennie Kloss of Michigan is
a guest at the home of r. l.. Miller.
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Louis scherer of 765 Summer
street is entertaining his sister Mrs.
A. Sehe1zel. of Manchester. New
Hampshire. Mrs. Scherer will visit
N New Hampshire in July.
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j. W Dyer Jr will be christened
at St Paul's Episcopal church tomor-
row afternoon.
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Miss Teresa Dorsey was hostess to |
few friends last evening.
Miss Sarah Cohen will be the guest
OF friends in Chicago tomorrow.
Miss Ida Koedyker will spend Sun
day with her parents in Highlands.
Miss Anna Gray and Miss Margaret |
Elliott were Chicago visitors today.
Miss Jennie Kloss of Michigan is
a guest at the home of r. l.. Miller.
Misses McCIair and Miss Blanch
gilbert spent the afternoon in the
city.
The Misses Anna and Elizabeth
Brun0m spent the afternoon in the
city.
Misses Eta Gastel and Nora
Reilly visited in Chicago this after
noon.
Misses Martha Meyn and Frances
Hutton visited friends in Chicago
today.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Reid will spend
Sunday with Mr.. Reid's mother in
Morgan park.
Misses Florence and Isabel Solo
mon left today for an extended visit
IN indianapolis.
Mrs Fred Porter of Englewood
spent yesterday with her mother,
Mrs. A. P. Wall.
Mrs. r. E. Ogden and the Misses
Mary Roache and Kitty Walters
formed Chicago party today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fletcher will
spend the week end with Mrs.
Fletcher's mother in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elkhart who had
been visiting here returned to their
Chicago home this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kingwell and
the Misses Hazel and Grace called on
Chicago friends this afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Parsons and daughter
Irene. will be the guests of Mrs. NJ
T. Merrill in Crown Point over Sun
day.
Mrs. j. Dinnwiddie is visiting rela-
tives in Lowell. Mr.. Dinnwiddie will
go down this evening to spend Sun
day.
Mrs. NJ Schmitt and daughter
Ellen went down to Cedar Lake this
morning to spend the week end with
friends.
Chas. Jewell and family will visit
over Sunday with Mrs. JEWELS
mother, Mrs. Jane Hawkins in Earl
Park, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Reed. 303 South
Holman street leave today for Au-
rora. Ill.,, to be the guest of relatives
for few days.
Misses Emma and Amanda Zeeb
came from Kalamazoo today to be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Binder over Sunday.
Miss Carrie Gruszka, Mr.. and Mrs,
Lukowski, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Gruszak and John Idjiorek will spend
Sunday in South Bend.
j. A. Stakemilier arrived in Ham
mond yesterday from Mt. Carroll, Ill.
10 spend the summer at the home of
]. E. Wolf, GA State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Baker who had
been guests at the Hotel Carleton
during the past two months returned
to their home at Indianapolis today.
Mrs. John Hall returned to her
home in Detroit yesterday evening
after spending several weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Morrison.
Miss Kittie Reilly will be the
guest OF Miss Bessie Webb in Thorn
ton over Sunday. They will attend
a moonlight dancing party at Thorn
ton park this evening.
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Mrs Fred Porter of Englewood
spent yesterday with her mother,
Mrs. A. P. Wall.
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Report of the condition OF the
Bank at Hammond, in
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Last evening the Rathbone Sisters

Last evening the Rathbone Sisters
held meeting in the K of P. hall
for the election of officers. After the
business meeting a reception was
given for the visiting Sisters from
Cheltenham. South Chicago and IN
diana Harbor. Hhe officers elected
are
NJ. Z. c.-Alice sohi
E. Sr-Jessie Wilder
+. Jr-Emily Lutman.
NJ Of T.-Alice Haney.
NJ. of r. Elizabeth Barker.
NJ. of Ida Benchopp.
p Of T.-Mrs Chas. Hubbard
Rep. to Grand Temple at Indina-
apolis, Alleen Mccoy. Alternate
Frances Hansen.
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The Misses Anna and Elizabeth
BruEm spent the afternoon in the
city.
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CEDAR LAKE EXCURSIONS

A seven car excursion train bear
ing the Pilgrim Sunday School of
Chicago passed through Hammond
this morning on its way to Cedar
Lake.
The Aurora Turn Verein Will run
three trains to the Lake tomorrow.
No stops are scheduled for Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs r. W Gehring who
were recently married were tender
ed a pleasant surprise by Mr. Gehr-
ing's employers and co-workers at
the E. c. Minas store. Everybody
connected with the store was invited
to meet at the store last evening af-
ter closing hours when the bride was
introduced and the couple made the
recipients OF congratulations They
were then invited TO the furniture
department of the store where two
beautiful rockers awaited them as
gifts from Mr.. Behring's friends.
Mr. Minas made short presentation
speech seasoned with the proper con-
CALCULATIONS to which Mr. Gehring
fifty answered for himself and his
bride.
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Misses Eta Gastel and Nora |
Reilly visited in Chicago this after
noon.
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Mrs Carrie Parsons and daughter
Irene. will be the guests of Mrs. NJ
T. Merrill in Crown Point over Sun
day.
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Misses Florence and Isabel Solo,
mon left today for an extended visit
IN Indianapolis.
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Miss Kittie Reilly will be the
guest OF Miss Bessie Webb in Thorn
ton over Sunday. They will attend
a moonlight dancing party at Thorn
ton park this evening.
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COMMERCIAL BANK

Thes. Hammond, President
Chas. E. Ford, President
Jno. W. Dyer, Cashier.
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Raymond Ramage, $50 Truman
avenue has been promoted to the su-
perintendency of the w. B. Conkey
compant to take the place of G. ABB
bolt, who has resigned.
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THE CITY

f. S. Groman went to South Bend
today to spend Sunday there.
N. O'Brien who was here for some
time returned to South Bend yes
terday
Fl. b. Klingensmith left last even
ing for visit at his home in
Evansville Pa.
j. w Dyer Jr will be christened
al St. Paul's Episcopal church tomor-
row afternoon.
Frank Betz Jr has returned from
Racine Wis where he had been at
tending school.
G. G. Kingwell with his family and
several friends went to Chicago TO
see the White City today.
Mrs. Harry Spealman of Chadwick,
H. is visiting with her sister Mrs. c.
f. Dessmeier. $50 Truman avenue.
Ten hobos found a lodging in the
city jail last night and were
drilled" out of town this morning.
Al Kaufman has resigned his po-
sition in the c. J. office to take up
a similar one in the c. j. Office at
Blue Island.
Messrs Dave Emery, VIM. Hastings
and. Harvey Godfrey sailed this morn
ing on the Minneapolis from New
York to Europe
John C1ausen wao heretofore went
to Valparaiso to spend Sunday with
| his folks will here after go to Chicago
his mother having moved there.
DR.. B. w. Chidlaw received the 1,
and 8 degrees of Masonry last even
ing in the Blue lodge. Carl Griffin
is slated for next Friday night.
Officer Hanlon fonud stray horse
last night on Holman street near
Conkey avenue. 1t was taken to
Carriers livery to await its owner.
The Lake county board of review
went on an excursion on the new
Clifford railroad to Jasper county as
the guests of the officials of the road.
Raymond Ramage, $50 Truman
avenue has been promoted to the SUI
perintendency of the w. B. Conkey
compant to take the place of G. Abb
bolt, who has resigned.
| J. w Pepperdine of Chicago was
the guest of his mother for some time
and left for Remington Ind. this af-
ternoon to join his wife and children
there for two weeks visit.
Attorney Frank Stuppe was in
Hammond today from Lowell with
the intention of reopening a branch
law Office here, dividing his business
between Hammond and Lowell.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-23

Misses Martha Meyn and Frances
Hutton visited friends in Chicago
today.
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Mr.. and Mrs Ray Reid will spend
Sunday with Mr.. Reds mother in
Morgan park.
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Frank Betz Jr has returned from
Racine Wis where he had been at
tending school,
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The Lake county board of review
went on an excursion on the new
Clifford railroad to Jasper county as
the guests of the officials of the road.
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Mrs. M. Schmitt and daughter
Ellen went down to Cedar Lake this
morning to spend the week end with
friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Baker who had
been guests at the Hotel Carleton
during the past two months returned
TO their home at Indianapolis today.
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Mrs. j. Dinnwiddie is visiting rela-
tives in Lowell. Mr.. Dinnwiddie will
go down this evening to spend Sun
day.
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officer Hanlon fonud a stray horse
last night on Holman street near
Conkey avenue. 1t was taken to
Carriers livery to await its owner.
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j. A. Stakemilier arrived in Ham
mond yesterday from Mt. Carroll, Ill
10 spend the summer at the home OF
J.E. Wolf, GA State street.
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Chas. Jewell and family will visit
over Sunday with Mrs. Jewell's
mother, Mrs. Jane Hawkins in Earl
Park, Ind.
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Mrs. John Hall returned to her
home in Detroit yesterday evening
after spending several weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Morrison.
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G. G. Kingwell with his family and
several friends went to Chicago TO
see the White City today.
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Miss Carrie Grusz1a, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lukowszi, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Gruszak and John Idjiorek viii spend
Sunday in South Bend.
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BANK STATEMENTS
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK.

Report condition Of At Hammond
in the State of Indiana the close June Is 1906
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. Reed, 500 South
Holman street leave today for Au-
rora. H., to be the guest of relatives
for few days.
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DR.. B. w ChidIaw received the 1,
and degrees of Masonry last even
ing in the Blue lodge. Carl Griffin
is slated for next Friday night.
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John Ciausen wao heretofore went
to Valparaiso to spend Sunday with
his folks will here after go to Chicago
his mother having moved there.
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Misses Emma and Amanda Zeeb
came from Kalamazoo today to be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Binder over Sunday.
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Messrs Dave Emery, VIM. Hastings
and. Harvey Godfrey sailed this morn
ing on the Minneapolis from New
York to Europe
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211.129,31
!, Peter W Meyn, of the above
named bank do solemly swear that
the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
Peter w. Meyn,
President
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
James X. Stinson, a notary Public,
in and for Lake County and State
OF Indiana.
James K Stinson
Notary Public
Ny commission expires Nov. II, 1908
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HUNTING IN AFRICA.

Sharing and Killing Game in Nyassa- land-PMmitive Methods of the Natives.
 Reading an atricle in a recent num- Der of the Field on the netting of wild ducks by Australian aboriglnals, it struck me that some interest might att tach to an account of the methods adopted by the natives of Nyasaland for the snaring and killing of game Theirmethods are all of the most prim- itive. There can be little doubt that the art of the hunter is slowly, but surely dying out. It is not necessary to go into the remoter reasons of this, but probably one great contributing cause is the repression by the white man of the sporting instinct In the native. AL though there remain few old flint and percussion guns brought in by the slave-raiding Arabs of other days. the tribes have been largely dlsarmed. and no native Is allowed to possess a gun except under license, which it is more or less difficult for him to obtain, and the general killing or snarlng of game has been made Illegal under the game preservation laws. After all. perhaps least mischief is done by the negro who is the proud possessor of a gun. for though, like the rest of them. he looks for the easiest prey, and kills fe- males and young for choice, yet his old gas-pipe barrel is so cratic in it's shooting that he can only hope to bag his beast at very close ranges, and so clumsy is he in most cases at stalk ing that it is seldom enough that he comes to quarters. And natives are equally unsuccessful in hunting with the bow; their iron-tipped reed arrows are ill-made and Unbalanced, their heavy blows are calculated for men of far greater strength than they possess and even at close ranges their lack of skill is remarkable in a people whom the direst struggle for existence should have trained to nc small skill in the use of weapons of self-defence.
 The great excitement of the year outside everyday life comes in the middle of the dry season, when some months of sun have dried up the coun-
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Tenth Ward.

senatorial-C. W. Pickett, James White, George A. Law, c. w. Blakes- lee, jr., Theodore Blakeslee, H. c. Webb, F. L. Isbell, John J. Walsh Myron w. Curtiss, T. H. Macdonald L. R. Jones, John R. Booth, Joel r. Gilbert, John Y. McDermott sentative-Andrew D. Baldwin, Henry A. Beebe, Arthur c. Benedict, Frank Brazos, Clarence Bronson, Fred w. Campbell, F. S. Carleton, Felix Chillingworth, A. ID. Clark, G. P. Dick erman, A. A. Monsell, o. A. Pallman J. H. Pardee.
 Town-H. D. Whipple, Walter Pond A. B. Woodford, E. J. Deazy, c. W. Peck. A. V. Phillips, N, w. Schermer- horn, E. M. Allender, Frank Curtis, w. c. Dickinson, J. H. Macdonald, c. Julin, l.. w. Cleayeland, Roland J. Bunce.
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STUDY OF THE WILD.

There is no more beautiful and in- structive recreation for the intelligent boy Cor man either for that matter) than that which is easily obtainable by studying the ways of the wild things that inhabt the swamps, woods and forests in the vicinity of the town in which he lives. It is good for brain, nerves, eyes and muscles. It is good for the disposition, too, for, the more you know of any living creatures (except beasts of prey, rattlesnakes and such) the less inclined to do them an injury Ignorance is the parent of cruelty
 One need not seek the great forests of the North and West to study wild things and theiry ways, The habits of many interesting birds and smaller wild animals may be studied at the expense of a not very long walk by the dwellers in most country towns all over the United States and Canada Field and Stre9p.