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FOR RENT
HOMES THAT WILL SELL

s550O-Eight-room house on the Northside.
 furnace heat and large lot; improved;
 5000 cash and the balance easy. Gist
 No. 101)
 s34O0-A broom, furnace-heated house in
 Woodlawn, one block of the car line;
 small cash payment and the balance
 easy. (List No 99)
 s2S50-Two brick cottages in East Bir-
 mingham that bring 80 per month rent;
 front east and within a block and a
 half of the car line; $100o cash and the
 balance arranged to suit. Gist No. ls.) s6250-Nice 10-room home on Avenue H
 with lot 50x190. This place Is mort
 gagged for 5000 and is bargain; s125O
 cash buys it. Oist No. POI
 S9O00-A Broom, furnace heated house in
 Elm street; one of the prettiest homes
 In Birmingham; easy terms. Oist No. 2)
 $SOo0-S rooms and basement, highly im- proved lot, best section of Norwood: $15O0 cash, balance easy. Oist No. 39) s425O-9-room, furnace-heated house, two blocks of car line in West End lot 50x 19O; a most desirable residence on ex- ceptionally easy terms; 5000 cash, bal
 ance like paying rent. (List No. 4) S4650 Buys a Groom house in 11th avenue. north, on very reasonable terms; place is brand new and attractive. 0ist No. 5S)
 s90o0-The most attractive place on South
 Highlands, within one block of 2Oth
 street and at less price than actual
 cost; rooms with basement concerted
 and with Rudd water heater; lot 50x2oO;
 servants house in rear; this place act
 ually cost the owner $9500, and he is
 willing to take 5000 cash and the bal
 ance on easy terms at per cent Gist
 No. 61.)
 *oV0-S-room house on lot 50x165 in North
 Haven on easy terms. Nist No. 66) Three beautiful houses, South 14th street.
 absolutely modern in every particular,
 ranging in price from se500 to s525O on
 easy terms. (Lists Nos. 69, n, 72) $36O0-For a Broom house on Northside.
 located on lot 5Ox225; modern in every
 particular and may be had on easy
 terms. dist No. S6)
 $55Oo-$2000 cash for an Broom home on lot
 47hx200 in one of the best residence
 sections of South Highlands All papers
 bear per cent interest. This is less
 than actual cost of construction. U.ist No. 8S)
 sSsOo-s5oo cash balance s2b per month,
 buys broom, 2-story house in Nor wood this place actually cost more than the owner asks. G.ist No. 91) s3750 buys a 10-room house on lot front ing 150 feet in Hall avenue, North Haven; one-half cash, balance arranged to suit; a bargain. Qist No. s2) l s45oo buys an Broom, furnace-heated
 house situated on lot 5ox15o. The most beautiful location on the Northside: hardwood f1oors birch doors through
 out; 5000 cash, balance less than rent. 0List No. 96)
 When calling up about any of the above places, please mention the list number If you are in the market to buy, or if you wish to sell. consult us, as we are | purveyors and specialists to the home- | seeking public
 MEYER 6 GOLDMAN. 2oO9 1st Ave. Phones 7S7
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For Sale These Selections Will Sell Very Quickly Each Place Is Picked From n Large List. They Are the Best Values to Be Had
South Highlands
 $6OOO

little cash and balance in reasonable payments will buy this brand new, modern house. Well located on a pretty lot fronting south, near Glen Iris park. Has eight rooms; two stories and large basement. Finished in oak and birch. furnace heat, tile bath. A complete, attractive and mod ern home. Be sure to see 1t soon for there will not be another like 1t for the price.
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FOR RENT

Alley corner store, central location, long lease can be had at reasonable rent. Nine-room, South Highland residence large lot, stable, servants house; house has two baths and modern furnace Large front second floor office, new building, 1920 4th ave.
 Second floor room, 23x90, right in cen ter of city; fine for lodge room or small manufactory.
 Modern Groom residence, 2324 Ave. G.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent Bell 61. 2104 Int Ave.
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FOR SALE
UNEMPLOYED LOTS.

Lot 100x190 on Tuscaloosa avenue, with one 7-room house and one Broom house. Rental value $500 per year for s6900.
 210 acres farm on Coosa river, with 100 acres open land and fronting the river ee-quarters of a mile, for 325O0. 120 acres land miles from depot, with 50 acres open land and 5-room house and other buildings, for $500. 240 acres of coal land; the land has four seams under 1t; one 8-foot, one T. foot and the Black Creek and Jeffer- son seams. This land can be bought for S35 per acre; worth $1o0. M. F. Webb, Real Estate Co.,,
 2o1 Jefferson County Bank.
 Bell Phone 3924.
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RYAN'S BARGAINS

l $65W-Seven-room, two-story, modern house. new and up-to-date in every re- spect, on corner lot. Fronting car line at Norwood; one-third cash, balance easy.
 s25O0-A neat and attractive 5-room cot tage. with hall and bath, modern in every respect, well located on car line near North Birmingham park; can make reasonable terms.
 s225o-Four-room house and four lots, one block of car line at Fairview; half cash balance to suit.
 S320o-New Broom, two-story, modern house, all street and sanitary improve ments complete and paid for; we'll To- cated; half block car line at Woodlawn. Third cash, balance to suit s1600-Five-room house with hall; all street and sanitary sewer complete and paid for. Half block of car line, at Woodlawn; one-fouyth cash, balance easy.
 s15oo-Neat broom cottage. city water, electric lights. well located three blocks of car line, at North Birmingham; s1O1 cash, balance like rent. sS50-So-acre farm, 30 acres in cultiyat ton, balance we'll timbered; four-room house and outbuildings; good young orchard, IF miles railroad station, 40 miles south on A., B. & A. R. R. Half cash, bal ance to suit
 s5oOo-2So-acre farm, 100 acres under culti- vation, 50 acres is fine creek bottom land, balance good red upland some fine timber on this place; two good springs; two houses and barns; one fourth mile of railroad station, 35 miles north, on A. G. s. R. R. Terms, half cash, balance to suit. This would make an ideal stock farm.
 s1750-l0-acre truck farm. good broom house, barn and outbuildings; land in high state of cultivation; also present crop included at this price, consisting of corn, potatoes, hay and fall garden; good horse, two COWS, wagon, buggy and farming tools; 75 fine chickens. Can get possession at once; six and a half miles of Birmingham and on good road. We have some very desirable residence lots, on car line in Woodlawn; all street and sanitary Improvements paid for. Prize from $40o to $500. Terms to suit you.
 See the
 RYAN REAL ESTATE CO, when you want home.
 2026 Third Ave. Bell Phone s35.
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Home Site Snap
 $29OO

South Highland lot, and the prettiest lot west of goth street. High and fine shade; surrounded by fine homes; near 18th avenue; 57 feet wide and runs through the block, making two fine lots. Actually worth $4000. This is for quick sale only. At least half cash required.
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Modern Home Near 2Oth Street

South Highlands near goth street, south of Five Points. New, rooms, 2-sto- ries and basement; oak floors, furnace heat; weil-built and very attrac- tive place. Servants room; fronts east; too large for owner. Price only $5T60; 5000 cash and balance in easy payments. Look at the house and the location, then consider the price, It's bargain.
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$85OO.OO

With only $500 cash the balance to suit your convenience will give you immediate possession of this choicest of places; you have Norwood property, either vacant improved which you wish to trade for larger place, may be able to effect exchange We take pleasure in submitting this offering to the home buying public
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-05-05

FRANK. w. sYOUNGMAN'S AID g.
800 acres near the Crow farms 1t
Ray, N. D. The h = me II Sec
ton at q snap. See Youngman.
FRANK ". YoUN0NAlrs AD 10
Two quarters near Lynch P O.. one
half in crop Big snap and easy
terms on this. You my 10 CON-
uafss1on at tie low price dor which
! tnsse Ire oe6erod 9ee, Younsunan.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN,s AD H.
$50 acre highly improved farm. Ill
but 20 acres in cultivation. nor6hl Of
1atnot Pays 80 per cent on the in
vestment, See Youngm2n.
FRANK W. YOUNGMAN's AID. H.
$40 acre. tract in q bunch, Z miles
south Of Des Laos, Is under Guilt
walton at . big snap. Best soil.
See Youngman. 49,.
FRANK W. YOUNGMAN's AID 13-
I have a few good ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
See Youngman.
FRANK w. YOUNGMANs AID IA
Some snaps In large farms in and
around Sawyer. See Youngman.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN'S AID 15-
A beautiful farm OF extra soil and
splendid improvements, IL miles
from Minot, 10 minutes by auto; e
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S N APPS In F Ar NJ 81
Frank w Youneman Has Few Good Things In
Farms--Read This Carefully and see Il You
Can Use Any of These Bargains

they sell-an your doeds am papors
WIN - pae0sIly 49, ont. Invest
on ~ from Rsal n1ta4o d1nsran
lnvsstnsnk Compaatss sad 'ssavO -
tho amount q your 0uroAass twics
the amount &c comu11aienA Haw
does this ID stliye yocu te.
FRANK ". YOUNGNAN's .AD -
A full si5ed lot on graded street in
Eastwood Park tor 1915. You pay
no commission. Il
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN's AD p
I'll. by 100 feet, corner 9Th & Belyea
i sewer, water and retaining wall,
overlooks city. Price $1,45O and
you pay no commission
FRANZ w. YOUNGMAN'S AID -
Two lots SO by 160 to alley, in block
2, Lynch's addition on South Hill,
east front (the best facing) for $3.50
each. you pay no commission.
Does this strike you any better? Here
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-05-05

II ssms snappy thla0s IN Farm aad
City Prspsety ~ PEsak ~. Yssn0.
man, ~ ,Aoal ESTATE Eslate 0soleeej
1e7 Rslehus 81 Pl,sss ~ Nsd tes.
4 word - 1ayestors, more ssooelal.
lyito invostsrs 1f eaty pfspsrty. Nov
you often hear it spoken Of By some
merchant or professional man-whs
does real estate business e Z dds
issue: "buy from me and save COM
mission. Did you ever. buy . piece
of property here and then pay COM
mission extra for buying Ut? There
are q splendid lot of Real Estate
firms and Investment Companies in
Minot who are able to sell you pro-
perry on easy terms and at good bar
gains and they will all see that your
titles are all perfect and none will
charge you any commission for buy
ing. They get their pay from the
owners Of the property, for whom
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-05-05
PuahAclTY oE. EAGLE OWLS.
Msv casss or Record n Which They
Have Made Attset3 IN
Hun,&n bemSs. i

- his way home ono evening last
Ceber from KaEhcn NJ { railway
sen4on. in central 81 AdeA, + Young
nlea when passing ttroNkh = Ssn,saia
vasd was vigorously Attached BY an
eAste owl. relates writer In Tha
F1sal. 'AlEhting on his shoulder, the.
bira inflicted some severe wounds
With its powerful beak and claws, and
when beaten on it carried OF Ills cap
In token of victory. MI lssSy;,@s d, /.
Some years ago several Similar at
tacks by eagle owls occurred during
the summer months in the province
OF Vester Gotland, in one of which
an unfortunate old man lost an eye.
A correspondent OF the Swedish
periodical Fran Skog och CO" s+-H"s
that in the part of Vermoland TO
which he belongs there was cn Gag e
owl which became we'll known for lis
repeated attacks on human soi~':s
who CHANGED to come near its ;bcee.
While cutting timber one day a. man
was assailed by the bird, which drove
its claws into the upper part of his
body. 's' o..
He managed to get rid Of it, but it
at once came on again, when blow
from his ak put an end to it's further
attentions. A peasant in the parish
of Stammar, Nerike, had similar
experience in April last. He was
fetching, water from a lake close by
his house when an eagle owl sud-
denly flew" at him. A kick made it
retire few yards, when it came in
contact with the fence This seemed
to irritate it, for it returned to the
attack, but the man seized 1t by the
neck, tucked it under hts arm and
carried it off home.
On the way the owls mate kept fly.
Ing around in unpleasent1y close pro1-
Unity. Ultimately the eaptor had 10
NsPabch his prisoner HIS wife and
ehatdrsn being mach se&red Ut ~
loe1aiaable aspect.
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minutes By train, q fine country
home. See Ioungman.
FRANK w. lOUNGlRAN's AID 1e-
$3.50 tor quarter near Missouri II
and White y1aftA Greek, good log
house, timber and fruit, See Young
mAA
FRANK w. YoUNGlaANs AD IT,
Nv 1st = large but =ou1ld use 20
more 1Arns q tAs za6Ak uics. Gu
tomegs waiting. 80 Hou1aman.
FRANK ". Y0UNollA1Ns AD IS
All kinds OF exchanges made. 1
have q large lit fronswhach to ssl-
ect. The man for whom sell pays
me for my labor for making these
exchanges. do . brokerage bust
ness only. Sec YounSman.
FRANK W. YOUNGMAN's AID 49,
List your renting property. We
care for property, collect your rents
for a small fee. See Youngman
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70 RESTORE OPAL 70 FAVOR
Jewelers. Plan to Remove silly Super.
stttien Connected with eeautI.
ful Stone, ~ @>y'

Tho tendency of late to rid the opal
Of the foolish superstition that has
chung to it for so many years is the
result Of reform movement begun by
the Jewellers and art workers who ap-
prscfate its great beauty. At first tho
opal was not considered to be in any
way connected with misfortune, but
was supposed to embedy all the vir.
tues Of the other stones as Il con.
tained all their colors. It was also b.
hevsd to share with de turquoise the
sympathetic power Of revealing tie
Owasf's state Of health. If II turned
pale the owner was II, ana II n beigh-
tsae4 up psrseDtbH 10 WIS a Dc
roaA - recovery. s5- .rsrs.~t. 4. y,:s
~, N sDal's rsDutatisa lsr niufsrtuao
1atoo back ab0ut Six q sovDn oentur.
ies. when It was used N the erswa C
= rsagning prince. Through some
chemical process tie steaes Seeaa .
contract and finally lwinAled ew.y
and fell cut Of their setting. This ~
smen. followed BY the destruction ise
tie principa1ity, resulted in ~ GO
dsnnation II tie opal 81 #
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Quaint Custom At Gordon Castle

Quaint Custom At Gordon Castle.
Gordon Castle 10 IN immense bufll.
Ing with . huge square tower aal Q
frontage Of 600 feet. The gardens ars
deliberately laid cut and he paek 80
taias large herds Of fallow aal ~
deer. The Spey dvwDst tAxough tho
domain and affords sons q tie best
salmon fishing n 9ss1sal. The
dukes deer forest and sESuse nesrs
are Is miles away, up n the hills at
Glenhddich, where there IL 1ne
shooting lodge, at which TIE late duke
and duchess ence entertained Queen
Victoria. At Gordon Castle a Gus
tom prevails that If any distinguished
guest has special success with : his
rod On the waters Of the estate
model should be made Of tie biggest
catch and q picture Of it painted and
hung up over the model. The weight
Of the fish, the date OF its capture and
the name Of It's captor are also indi-
Gated, and many Of these Interesting
eeAsmbrances appear IN different
rooms Of the castle.-Wester1 SCOT,
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Pulp frem olive Mil. q Fuel.

VOsp SSOW OtVO WSSU ~ FUo1.
Experiments are being made with
pulp from olive mills for fuel and It is
said to burn well. So far this has
been waste material, but II 1t can be
used as fuel successfully It may be-
come an important item in the years
business of the mills.
The quantity of pulp is large enough
to give the rev fuel quite wide use,
and with the maturing of new orchards
and The csnansion OF the olive oil IN.
f''stry the fuel may become quite com
n.e..,
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Rev. w. c. Hunter of Terry, Mont,
arrived to spend few days with his
family. Mr.. Hunter is pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at that place and
was recently elected Worshipful
Master of the Masonic lodge there.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-02-09
A TIRED MUSICIAN.
How Strauss Once Snubbed a Russian
Court Oisnitary.

How Strauss Once Snubbed a Russian
Court Oisnitary.
When Johann Strauss took his or
rhestra 10 Russia he had some unusual
experiences not generally volchsafed
90 those who live outside an autocratic
government.
one day he received the czarina's
commands 10 play before her at her
summer resort and was told on arriv-
ln- there that he would have 10 re-
lCarse his program three times before
shc performance. lie begged 10 know
the reason for that. but no explanation
was given him. These were her mai
.>ty's orders. and he could only COM
ly. Still. his astouishment grew when
te saw during the three rehearSals an
npty court carriage drawn 10y a pair
Z horses slowly going back and forth
p front 90 his orchestra.
Throughout the final performance
ice mysterious act was explained. The
impress. having sharp attack OF
-out. was obliged 10 recline in the
orriage. her foot on a cushion. while
he concert took place. ana the object
r rehearsal had been TO accuStom the
lorses 90 full string band lest they
hould take fright and bolt with her
At the end of the performance an
sNoltcd dignitary of the court babe
itrauss follow him 20 a splendid grand
plano. saying.
Now Doe good enough 10 play me all
he newest Vienna music"
Although he was pretty faugued by
us three rehearsalS and state perform
iuce. Strauss thought il eNpedieut 10
'omply. bur after h, bad played CON
lnuously FOR over au hour he stopped,
,aying. 81 presume that will be sufIi-
lent
Il am not al all tired" coolly re-
oincd his exceuency.
But am" said Strauss and rose
'rom tie Instrument.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-02-09
THE PUMA AND IT'S PREY.
Ease With Which Pstacsaisn Lion
Killed a Ccit

Ease With Which 4 Pstaceaisn Lion
.Ci!!-d cois.
The puma Is so ;oiG 81 hor~er,Sh
thai ia ra-aroaia q Is G...,u.g 10
breed horses. rs the colts are killed 10y
this American lion. \ native told the
author of The Naturalist In La
Plata that on one occasion while
driving his horses home through n
thickct = puma sprang ont OF the
bushes TO the back OF colt following
behind the troop.
The puma alighted directly on the
colts back. with one fore foot grasplng
its shoulder while with the other Il
seized the head and. giving Il violent
wrench. dislOcated the ucck. The colt
fell 90 the earth as u shot.
Next 10 horsciesh, the puma prefers
mutton. lie does not like veal. al
though he will Kill calf upon occa-
sion. ! cunning puma which on cloudy
nights raidcd a sheep ranch used as a
place Of coucealment The pen where a
dozen calves were Kept while II was
waiting To attack the sheep. but II did
not injuro calf
Pigs when In large herds defy the
puma 10y maSslng themselves together
and presenting scrriel line Of tusks.
The ass also vesists successfully the
puma's attack When assaulted II
thrusts its head between It's fore legs
and kicks violently until the puma Is
driven or thrown of.
one day an Indian while riding saw
young COW watching his approach.
Her manner showed that IL was In n
state OF dangerous excitement. and the
Indian coniectured that some beast of
prey had killed It's calf. lie began
searching for the calls body. While
thus engaged the cow repeatedly
charged him. Presently he discovered
the calf lying dead among the long
grass and by its side dead puma with
large wound just behind the shout.
der.
The calf had been killed by the
puma. for its throat showed the
wounds OF large teeth. The COW had
driven one OF its long. sharp horns into
the puma's side while il was sucking
the calf's blood.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-02-09
A Cruel Jest.

Samuel Rogers. the poet. resided
with Lady Holland and amused hil..
self by exacerbating her fears OF III.
ness and death. During the cholera
epidemic Lady Holland was n prey TO
Understandable terrors. She could think
OF nothing but precautionary measures
and on one occasion was describing
TO Rogers all that she had done. She
enumerated the remedies she had
placed in the next room--the baths. the
apparatus for fumiga ton, the blankets,
the mustard plasters. the drugs Of ev-
cry sort.
You have forgotten the only thing
that would be OF any use" observed
Mr.. Rogers.
And what is thatY"
"a coffin" replied the poet.
Lady Holland tainted. Memoirs OF
the Duchesse de Dino"
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-02-09
A Terrifying Smoke.

The Mexican peon smokes cigarettes
made of the dried leaves OF the merrl-
huana weed. One OF the peculiar eff
fects OF merrihuana smoking is TO dis
tort the bigness OF all animals. making
them Of enormous size and horrible
shape. The smoker is filed with a
horrible fear, something like the hor-
rors brought on by delirium tremens.
a kitten or a puppy TO his distorted
vision appears as some terrible crea-
ture. A common sight in Mexico is to
see a swarthy "greaser." armed TO the
teeth, flee in terror from Il small dog,
while lie would fearless!y attack any
man with his knife or his machete-
New York World.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-02-09
The Con,mors

Ehe "scCord chamber" or com
mon g.. popular assembly" or
house az representatives" as it is
var.cusiy termed. takes us back to the
battle between The Paricians and
Plebs IN republican Rome. In the Ian
guage Cl very high authority on the
subject. "The first real anticipation
u second popular chamber. armed
with @ veto on the proposals Of a sep
arate authority aud representing a diff
fc~ent interest Cthe interest of the body
ID. he peoI le as opposed 10 the inter
est Of the hitherto dominant aristoc,
r9cy). occurs in the Roman tribunate"
Nhea the Roman Plebs got their
tribunes the very beginning of the
modern machinery Of the commons or
house OF representatives. was estab-
lished.-N W York american.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-02-09
HIS NOSE WAS SAFE.
evi Ills Nerves Were In a State Of
Cold Chill Collapse.

Cold Chill Collapse.
- was sitting on the veranda OF n
mining town hotel one afternoon n
good many years ago" said n veteran
cnginocg. "aud was laziiy smoking one
n the incest meerschaum pipes you
ever saw when out OF the tail OF my
eye saw that n bad man down at the
other end OF the veranda had his gun
sighted at me. They were wild lot
around there. and couldn't tell
whether he meant 70 shoot ne or the
pipe The chances were in favor Of the
pine. however. and Il seemed a good
chance TO test my nerve. I made up
my mind 10 let him shoot and 10 pre-
tend q careless air. but I'm telling you
in The ten or fifteen seconds OF waiting
the sweat came out ut every pore. and
ms heart pounded nay ribs sore. felt
sort of tick at the bowl OF the pipe.
heard the crack OF the gun and kaew
that a bullet had passed through the
pipe I got a brace with my hands and
feet and waited for second bullet.
and il went through the bowl after the
first. | sat there until his fourth bull
lct had hit the pipe and knocked the
bowl OF the stem. and then the shooter
Sauntered up TO me and laughingly
said:
Excuse me. stranger, but thought
it was imitation
same as you are ] replied.
My gibe hurt him. but be was man
enough 20 tell everybody about my
nerve. and the boys Clipped In Sufil-
cicnt nuggets 10 buy me new fifty
dollar pipe. Say. do you know what
happened % me when | made an eN-
cuSe TO go upstairs after my old corn
cobg I had no sooner got eito my
room than my knees gave out. ehills
salloped up my spine. and I'll be hang
cd IL I didn't faint away and lie there
for ten minutes II had suddenly oc-
CURED 70 me that the bowl of that
pipe was only six inches from my nose
while the fellow was doing his shoot
ing. and have not yet got over touch
Ing my nasal organ now aud then TO
see IL it is safe"