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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-03
LOST AM POUND.

LOST lady's leather handbag. containing
money. railroad ticket on the Pennsyi-
vanIa road, on a Newark car between Grove
st. and Pennsylvania ferry In Jersey CITY.
liberal reward. Kindly return 10 - York
LOST ladies' leather handbag e0ntaIn-
ing money. railroad ticket on the Pennsyi-
vania road. On a Newark car. between Grove
81. and PeBnsyiYania ferry In Jersey City.
Kindly return to 223 York 81. y. y. Liberal
reward.
LOST-Thursday evening gnHmetal iorr-
nette. going from Clinton az. and Thomas
st. via Broad ~. car 10 Olympic PARK. re-
ward. 30 Clinton av.
FOEND-A runaway pony. Yesterday. at
Monroe Vt. Owner may have IL by calling
at Sc Monroe st.. city, and paying expenses.
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,BtRNEI ST.. 1-First-class table board
for ladies' and gentlemen; terms only 81,
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WILL exchange a collie pup. sable ana
white. ? months old. and hfty-eer Prsr.e
state incubator. good as new. What havs
you TO exchange2 Address COLLIE. BOZ
~. star oflce.
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AUTOMOBILES.
Orange St. Motor Car Co.
1880 Orange ST., cor. Broad
TEL. 1858 MARKET

Headquarters for high-grade used automo-
Diles. New list OF cars each week means
mat we sell moe cars than any other dealer.
Our motto. Quick sales, small profit"
Our cars are not like the cars you usually
find offered for sale. but are all late models.
practically as good as new. and al prices
that other dealers would ask for old worn
out cars. A call will convince you that We
give real value for your money. Hundreds
OF satisfied customers who can be referred
70 is your protection and our best asset
We take your car IN exchange for any car
you see 1910 Acme passenger. 6-cyl..
iulis EQUIPPED, good renting car. $500; I'LL
American Tourist, 1-passenger. fully
equipped, must be seen TO be appreciated;
e. N. r. Model 80. 5-passenger. 1910, fully
equipped. 5000. big bargain: 1909 Clyde. =
passenger, fully equipped. newly painted.
25Jpi Metz rnnabout. 1911. almost new, SlJ0.
Stoddard-Dayton 1910. like new. T-passenger.
Ilaxfon horn. fully equipped. must be seen
TO be appreciated; Autocsr 1-ton truck, 1910.
sen very cheap: 1903 Mitchell. 5-passenger.
Iully equipped, $3.50, IN elegant condition. 20
days trial allowed. Rambler touring car.
J-passelger. Ia Al shape. newly painted.
fully equipped. s225; Pope-HaItford. only
500. 5-passenee-, 1905 model, 30 days trial
allowed; 1909 Packard. Sugf as good as new
Chalmers. 1911. 40-horsepower touring car.
1uily equipped. like new, 1900. Give US your
order il you want any kind of a car and
We viii get it at short notice and the price
viii be right. We have customers for 1910
Peerless. 5-passenger. 1909 or 1910 Packard.
1910 Pierce Arrow, 36x6 cyl, American Trav-
elers 1910 or 1911. White. gas, % h. D., or
any hlgh-power roadsters or medium-priced
: or 3-passenger touring cars. late model
runabouts. The price must be right for
quick sales. Cars bought for cash or sold
on commission. We will take your car on
commission. free Of charge TO owner. put il
in shape to sell and can get quick buyers.
within 200 miles. Best OF surety and bank
references.
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COTTAGE ST. 11-Pleasant. cool sleeping
rooms. single or double: good home cook
ihg: reasonable.
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personal.

ONE CT Two children can be boarded for
summer months in good home; reasonable.
Wr.te MOTHER BOZ u. star ONCE.
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Free oile, PORTRAITS FOR The Newark
Star readers Clip Twelve coupons FROM
the Morning or Evening Star. See
samples on display at The Newark
Saar Office.
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AUCTION SALES.
LECTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
|. Our Saturday sales during August will be
our customers will be taken care
of at private sale: sale every Wednesday at
III a. m. CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS. ~
South Orange av. store open all day Satur-
Won POZNAK. Auctioneer.
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WILL exchange nv 4-cyiinder fve-passeu-
ger touring car, fully equipped. fine run
nlng order for a good parlor plaver-pisno.
value $500; or diamonds. Address TOUR
ING. Box lac. Star ONCE.
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BOARDING.

HOTEL K~ENSINGTON.
Neat, cool. breezy rooms, single or er
suite; comfortable and homelike; rates mod
crate; new management.
HOME COOKING mi GOOD SERVICE
MNulbcily and f. Park SITS. Tels3o62 Market
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WILL exchange 200 It. OF 3-inca learner
betting for bicycle in good rondsfion A.
dress BETTING. Box 14e. Star Office.
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SIGNS.

l.. WILLIAMS, INc.-SIGNs.
Wood. Brass, Cloth. Glass. Gliding. Lettering
lo4 Market NJ Phone tpS Market.
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40. WE DO NOT recover automobile tires
for 81. nor do We advertise to mislead. get
people TO call and then explain that the 50
pree means for the smallest tire only; we
don't have TO advertise to mislead anybody;
our friends and patrons advertise us be-
cause I'VE make good When in need Of
tire or tube repairing. or when YOU want 10
buy a good tire cheap. call and get our
prices; your old tires taken in exchange
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o.Ns--MoRT.NGEs

HAVE elieu's DESIRING second mortgages
Law Vices of Nlf.LfAM HARRIS. VA
;onai state Rank huiidinS. $40 Broad 81.
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e WANTED.

AGENT9 make big money selling our metallic
letters FOR Office windows. store fronts hnh
glass signs; anyone can put them on; sam
pies free. METALLIC SIGN CO.. 435 North
Clark St. Chicago.
EARN $50 weekly; statesmen TO take orders
for eut-rate groceries; experience unneces-
sary; outfit free. THE STANDARD TER
CAMILLE co. 2452-2456 e. Ninth ST..
Cleveland. o.
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LIsTENi,
STOP

STOP LOOK LISTEN,
HOWEVER
IF YOUR AUTOMOBILE WHEEL
BREAKS BE IT EITHER PLEAS
URE CAR OR TRUCK GO TO
PHINEAS JONES & CO.
305 MARKET ST. NEWARK. n. ].
FOR REPAIRS.
REGULAR CLINCHER OR DE-
M0UNTABLE RIMS FURNISHED
AND APPLIED.
TELEPHONES 1571-1572 MARKET
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n For SALE.

80 q
Essp 10 Country Dept. for new booklet.
farms. country home. 2entlemen.s estates,
Ssrs-1er-ev. New York. Long Island. Conn.
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CONSULT NINE. LIE ROY. ciairvoyant
pamisf: tells everything: advice on bust
ness. love. marriage, located $50 Broad 81.
entrance also on Orange ST.. next Lenoa
Lunch.
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We ran sell or exchange your farms. coun-
7 try home Or estate. Country Department.
23aHIS scTILEsINGER. Inc. Essex build
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MOVING.


CONSULT MADAME 5. DARLING. Auuts
from 1913. ladies' and gentlemen. l34
New st. Circles every Fridss evening Al ;
. o'clock.
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Nutiex..

khN iots for sale in NutIey. $40 each; high
cst part OF town; s. cash. balance 81
monthly; from Newark. take Paterson troll
10y, gel off at Franklin and Centre ats,
sutiey, Ask IN grocery store on corner for
e. VAN BENsCHoTEN.
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WANTED.

.N~ANTED-A small farm to rent; not over
SO. Address CHARLES RIBSTEIN. Sum
nit. y. !.
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FACTORIES. LOFTS ETC. TO LET.
LOFTS steam heat, power; s25 up:
big space for little money. also store and
room, s12. II. SILVER. 10 Nichols st.
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HOUSES TO LET.

IEN-ROoM HOUSE. all improvements.
steam heat; p~rettiest spot in kearny.
I oix-room fiat. all improvements, SIG. -Four
rooms. all improvements. steam heat SIS.
MICHEL, 121 Chestnut St. Kearny.
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APARTMENTS. ROOMS AND FLATS
TO LET.

-
= BLOoAlFIELD-For sale TO colored people.
m select ne.ghborhood, seven-room house;
~ condition.. Address OWNER. 104 New
ark av.. Bloomfield.
: SIN light rooms. all improvements, includ-
. sfns enclosed porch; rent moderate for
right parties. Apply 430 Central ay., near
Ihid 81.
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REAL ESTATE FOX EXCHANGE.
ANYONE wishing 10 exchange real estaf.
hnyNhe-e can get excellent OPPORTUNITIES:
send particulars OF property and wants.
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MOfOrcycIeN md BIcyeIrr.
BICYCLES BICYCLES
LARGEST STOCK IN EASTERN STATES
LOWEST PRICE HOUSE, IN COUNTRY
More wheels than all Newark stores com
bined. No fake ads" We have what We
advertise. Hixh-grade. brand-new machines
fully guaranteed for one year, from SIN
an: Stearns. s25; Niagara. si9. 20: Crescent
Hartford, liver Johnson. $50; Columbia. Tver
Johnson. $40 and $50. 70 push this sale OF
the we'll know sos Syrus machine NE win
give free with each purchase OF same a IS. On
pafr OF Tribune tires ian extra pafr1- new
showroom wheels. SIS
SEE WHEELS 81 DOWN: 81 PER WEEK
HERBERT AUSTIN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
81 Orange St. half block from Broad.
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soofh FOURTEENTH ST.. ~T4T-Eight-
room o~ne-family house; all improvements;
sNeellent steam heating plant: good chicken
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BANK ST.. 23o-Large and small rooms
suitable for gentlemen or couple: good
substantial table; ten minutes to Four Cor
ners; reasonable.
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TTNQIiER- Ill First av.a Asbury Park
Large. airy rooms. with all modern inn
rrovements: broad porch facing city park:
-rreeilent table and everything in hrst-cIass
feondition. terms SO per week M: special
srafes for season; quests and families. In
formation. address 1877 Broad st. Newark.
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1911 PACKARD AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE
BY HOUR, A OR WEEK. AUTO
RENTING CO. II FULTON ST. PHONE
TS9 MARKET.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hudson. na=ton. Haverford and Packard
BICYCLES, speed. durability and strength from
$40 up: other makes as low as SIG. The big
'.fgt2 - Haverford motorcycle, model r
with all latest Improvements. s175: Haver-
ford model p. with Bosch magnetic. $50.
Haverford, model A. battery. sl25: sold FOR
cash o. i~nstalments; all goods guaranteed
for one wear. we bry. sell or exchange {.
BICYCLES and motorcycles a 1912 Yale a n. y
free clutch. new. $3.50. Open evenings: R1oie-
99%vERFoRD CYCLE co. a45 BROAD ST
CHEAPEST bicycle store in Newark: new
birvcles. s12.50; second bicycles. 81 IN:
tires at 15c apiece. 5. PoPIcK. 1e4 South
Orange aV.
DoWSTowN values. uptown orIcesZ
Bicycies. tires and sundrisag reasonable
prices, call and see us about aN vour wants,
EXPERT repairing in all its branches.
K~APATONSKY & SON. 1877 Spruce ST.
HEADING STANDARD. Pierce. Iver-John
son and Pope BICYCLES; Flanders and Pope
motorcycles. cash or easy terms: Newark po-
lice are riding Reading Standards for eiEht
years. sundries and repairing: lowest prices
CHAS. KFEBS ri William St. bicycle
branch. 40I Springfield av.
SEE The 1912 Arrow before buying elsewhere.
TIIOS. n. JACKSON. Sole Agent. Clinton
Hn Cyciel Co. rasvsr av. neer Ciinton-
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PRIVATE cars for hire; special rates on
long trips. BOYD's. II Aston Sc. Tel,
1872 r. Waveriy.
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TNVALIDs ad usisblA RECLINING raiisf rive r
wanted 4HIsl be N good CONDITION 5rizt
y wanted in exchange Address gEEorA-
HIc. Box 16J star Office.
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WIRELESS long distance receiving Gstfft.
with 1000 ohnls receivers. very sepsirNs
deteetor. also spark coils, switches. etc ~
one omnigraph learners telegraph nHtH'.
With motor and dials. etc: VIII @xchsezs
Tor camera. typewriter. musical in~sfrluer1.
or what have YOU? Address WIRELESS.
Box los. Star Office.
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Automosnes For Hire.

FIVE AND SENEN-PASSENGER PACK
ARD CARS FOR RENT. 40 CENTRAL.
Az. EAST ORANGE. TELEPHONE 1881
ORANGE.
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WILL exchange an old violin WITH re~-
and bow. in good condition. values At goo.
for & cornet of equal value Adsress
VIOLIN. Box 1916. star Office.
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EUl5spiNG plots. thirty feet frontage: re-
stficted nelghborhood best part Of Newark:
ys ~ sssy terms. address JOHN J. CAUL-
y. j.
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SITUATIONS wAsrED-mALE.

ADVERTISING salesman, capable Of han
ding any regular or special proposition.
desires position Address MLBSoR. Is
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ARLINGTON. N. j.. Devon ST.. 52s-Fur-
nished rooms. with or without board
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HELP wANrEp-MALE.

IMMATURE winders on small armatnrss
Apply HARTFORD SUSPENSION ~
1J0-1bS Bay Ct, Jersey City
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aEAL estate ron SALE. /.
w ater Witch. N. |,

On The p cinresque Shrewsbury River; choice
slots LOT saie In our restricted colony: prices
rlsht anu terms very easy; the best Of fish
ing ovatn s and exclusive bathing beach.
gas. water and electricity on premises; very
icoiyeniently reached by three lines Of boats;
1ainoan s.ation on property. For particulars
fandress WATER WITCH DEVELOPMENT
co. 20 Broadway. N. Y. p. ADAIR. rep
resentatise Highlands y. J.
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Honors to Russian Dead

ligious service in this chapel. where,
mid the assembled men of both
races, the land was solemnly conse-
Grated as a resting place for the Rus
sian dead.
We think we have not done badly
when fifty years after the battle OF
Gettysburg we invite the surviving
~Confederates to meet us where they
fought US, and with their northern
fellow citizens give thanks today for
a united country. But the "Japs' have
bettered as we'll as anticipated our
act. For within five years of the
battle Of Mukden they laid ont the
field as a cemetery for their con-
Quered enemies. buried them decent.
ly, had religious rites celebrated by
priests Of their own faith, and paid
personal tribute to the courage and
loyalty Of the men they had van
pushed. All this without one word of
suggestion from outside.-The Ad.
vance.
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Have Converted the Field Of
Mukden Into a Beautiful
Cemetery.

A recent traveller through Man
churia gives us a picture and a de-
scription Of the great cemetery which
the Japanese have nearly completed
and which some time ago they onse-
Grated to the Russian dead who fell
in the battles about Mukden.
In their precipitate retreat the
armies Of the car left thousands
upon thousands Of their fallen COM
rades unburied. After the signing Of
the treaty of peace the soldiers OF
the Mikado collected every last bone
and every bit Of ragged uniform and
every broken weapon which the Rus
slams had left upon the field and
buried them with soldierly honors.
In the center Of this vast plat they
Enclosed by a white marble fencing a
reserved space for those who had evil
IDENTIFY been officers.
Over the graves Of the common sol
diers iron crosses, In the Greek form,
were erected and over the graves Of
commanders crosses of white marble.
Then as a pivot to the converging
lines they reared a terrace. and on
the terrace built a marble temple, all
at a cost of $4,000 yen. When the
work. was ready for dedicatory rites,
they invited Russian ec~clesiastics
from Picking, Hardin and V~ladivostok,
together with such military command
ers as were near, to assemble for re-
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DRUGGISTS TO MEET
STATE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSO.
CITATION TO MEET THERE
SOON.
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
From the Capitol CITY, the Various
State Institutions and From
Many Different Parts Of
the Sunshine State.

Eot Springs.-The twenty-seventh
annual convention Of the State Phar-
m~aceutical association of South Da-
kOta will be held in Hot Springs, Au-
gust IA, Is, 16 and II. Elaborate
preparations are being made and a
successful meeting is assured. The
Northwestern railroad has granted a
one and a third fare for the round trip,
with a 30-day liriit from all points on
their line east of the river, at the
same rate from all points west of the
river, but a few days shorter time.
The local druggists, assisted by the
commercial club, are arranging for
many attractive features in the way
of amusement and recreation. Side
trips to Wind cave and Sylvan lake
will afford additional pleasure, There
will be two full days Of business, at
which time addresses will be made by
men eminent in the profession OF
pharmacy.
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Druggists to Meet.

Dell Rapids.-The twenty-seventh
annual convention OF the State Phar.
maceutical association of South Da.
kota will be held in Hot Springs, Au-
gust IA, Is, 16 and II. Elaborate
preparations are being made and a
successful meeting Is assured. The
Northwestern railroad has granted a
one and a third fare for the round
trip, with a 30-day limit from all
points on their line east of the river,
and the same rate from all points west
of the river, but a few days shorter
time. The local druggists at Hot
Springs. assisted by the commercial
club, are arranging for many attrac-
tive features in the way Of amuse.
ment and recreation. Side trips to
Wind Cave and Sylvan lake will afford
additional pleasure. There will be
two full days of business, at which
time addresses will be made by men
eminent in the profession Of pharma-
cy. Among these are Prof. j. NJ.
Francis, chief chemist of Parke Davis
& Co., of Detroit; DR.. J. II. Brewer, of
Minneapolis Drug company; Prof. C.
Reinold Moves, of ST. Paul, food and
drug commissioner; A. n. Cook Of this
state, and Prof. G. G. Frary, chief an
alyist of the food and drug depart.
ment of South Dakota.
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smelling place it Is. No sooner do you
alight from the carriage than you are
beseiged by ragged unkempt men who
call themselves priests and seek TO
prove their holiness by displaying the
sacred thread worn by the Brahmans.
One ruffian takes possession Of you
only to encounter the clamor Of 9TH
ers, but after a little argument they.
come to terms and the latest arrivals
go in search Of other prey.
Along a narrow alley %thronged with
perspiring natives you reach the
shrine Of the elephant-headed god,
Ganesh-a little c%ubbyhole Of stone
and plaster where the god reposes in
red relief. garlanded with marigolds.
Elbowing our way through the
crowd we penetrate to the court Of
the temple of Kali, where men, wom-
en- and children swarm like bees,
screaming and %thrusting their way to
the horrible shrine. The stones are
stained with pools Of blood that lie
near a c~rOss-piece Of wood shaped like
a g%uillotine. 1t Is here that the sheep
and goats are slain amid revolving
scene The heads are collected and
given to the poor, but the bodies and
skins belong TO the pilgrims and the
priest. In the shadow of the shrine
a plain stone structure-is a barren
looking tree smeared with red paint
and from the bare branches hang
hundreds of little stones tied with hui
man hair, for women who are child
less worship this tree and the stones
and hair are pledges of gifts II a child
should be born to them.
The temple itself stands In the GEN.
ter-small and mean to the eye. The
main entrance is closed except during
the early hours of the morning. but
there is a side door that opens into
what looks like a bottomless pit-all
dark and dreadful. Through this door
presses a mob Of men, women and
children. eager to do pujah. or rev.
erence, to the goddess of destruction.
Only Hindoos are permitted to ascend
the steps and enter the temple and
others have to be content to crane
their necks from the courtyard, while
their p~riestly guides strive to press
back the stream Of worshippers, in or
der to get a passing glimpse Of Kali
In her house of darkness. One catches
a glimmer Of crimson and gold
through the noisome blackness of the
pit that seethes with humanity. This
was Kali dripping blood and putting
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Told TO Get OF the Ticket.

Mitchell.-At the meeting of the
Democratic state central committe
here, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, by the state committee
AMI the duly nominated candidates
upon the state Democratic ticket, in
conference assembled, that all Demo
Gratis are absolved and released from
support Of any Democratic nominees
in this state who does not heartily and
faithfully support the national Demo-
crat convention"
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Shepherd Dog.

Shepherd dog. shepherds dog, and
sheep dog are interchangeable terms
for the same breed Of animal, the last
term being, perhaps, the most used.
A Scotch collie is one of the two best
varieties Of sheep dogs. The southern,
or English. sheep dog, is larger than
the Scotch collie, with rather shorter
hair. Ordinarily people who are not
very particular about matters of the
kennel call them both "collies."