Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 8, 1883, Page 2

. \' 2 THE DA_!_LY BEE-~FKIDAY JUN# 8. 1 J— ———— HA AND'MAKRS THE LOWEST PRICES CRGOKED DRIVING, is to eay, sho was & happy medlam bo. | messured twelve Inches In lengthand [ A MIssiNG soupiBR’s FATE. | GAS TER BEST STOOK IN OMA tween fi diguity and pliant grace, | the Intestine forty inches. In It wae —— She had a very pretty, If not beautl: [found five backbones of largoe fishes, a | His Bloodstained AlbumjReturned to ful, face, but it was her alr of high|one poand mackeral and the pen of & His Family After Nineteen broeding that distifgnished her above |equld. The overacls were over green- Tears 0 n KnOW others of cqual come She|ly in color and not very ripe. On bl EIURTTR g might have been the arlstocratic hero- | May 6 another was taken in s shad " ” " ¥ 1 . Tho well known diiver, John Splan, | ing stepped out from & conventionai [net. Tt welghed forty-six pounds, | .02 February 26, 1804, Harrlion| Haye now been finished in our store, mak \ torton, James Clark . who was himselt onco raled off the |soclety novel. She is the daughter of | The stomach of this one was noarly Al ) ! nd most complete That Brows's [ros Byrrens | rack for_crooked driving, sald. to 8| Commodoro Prloe,of tho Unltad Siates | empiy, oaly one half of a suall meck- mallwood, Willlam D, Hooy- ing it the largest and P ar, Lowis 8, Smith, Jamos Smallwood . H navy. She s in roaring and character | eral belng found ARy o] ) will cure the worst case |Toprter tho other diy: all that her domeanor prondlaes, and a| *'Aftor tho sitiped bura T hate next | Joredh Alexandor and William Bart of dyspepsia. son can always hear all the talk they thirty, with ' 85,000,000, | pald attentlon to the cod. As far as [ (et Of May's Lundiog, ¥, 4., enlisted want about crooked delviug, and gen- | There will bo a fight by her hnaband’s | is known 1t Is omriverour. I belleve o‘; V:)";P‘,:z“ el :nlfeer:m Tflzkh::::: Will insurea hearty appetite [erally those who charge it the most |Telatives, probably, but with no proe- | that It will eat overyihing it comes A e 4 d 7.9 h Whet John Eplan Heeto Say Upon the Subject—All Drivers Incorrupuible. y 4 b into the Unlon army at the perlod P and increased digestion, aro thoso who know the least about 1t. S;fi oll:l‘eg?;::g'l;:;hf ."D{):.’:':T::' ;fi?&“lulr:l‘nv:dm‘r“r:‘:k l:!:::“h‘:::fl{ when some of the most fiercely con- In the West. An additional story has been In the firnt place, a greater part of the m-kg)har the most lovable widow in | crabs, ses ancmones, sca cucumbers, 'B‘."“m b';m“; of th war were fought. built and the five floors all connected talk comes from pariles who have|Amorica? fishes of all kinds, shrimps and varl- e""&‘;r!: h otut?a h",:fi :::"’ “,:f:l with two R i o R A ous -uwclmlvf bt Ll ditipeie. of . ths . batiledalds ATORS and found that -they were. mis ST i SoppwoE Tt I fohgmutly | ess b0, foft HYDRAULIC ELEV & i rotis depressi ty large tapeworoi. I: s gonerall i LI ) uy Dispels nervous depression | taken In the abllitfas of thelr horse, [ v o+ 1o wouna 1m the Stomachs of M e, o p;lor‘c Bortion B the fo, | to thelr homes at the closo of the war. ' and to mako themsolyes f 1 . : 5 and low spirits Bonelblo. they oharys. tha ‘mecat? 48| " Lase, Ood, Bbad and Mackerai, | testines, Ono of those worms wau | 1he otters foll on the buttlefield, | One Exolusively for she uge of Passengers. Thoseimmense ware- Restores anexhaustednurs- | orcoked. Now, ia the first place, over eix feet In lergih. In addition |} Soie My Ul atn TAC 50 L | rooms-~three stores, are 66 feet wide--are filled with the Grand= : A duder the preset mansgoment of all | Philadelphis Record. to the tapoworma the presence of yod f est display of all kinds of Household and Office Furniture ever h full 1 g Smallwood fell by the bullets of the Y ing motherto full strength 46 il ) >, e round worms, about the length of a ¥y - . the natlonsl asscciation courses, it 1s a| Professor Rice, of B:ocklyn, slnce | 8 encmy In battle, Joseph Alexander ghown. and gives abundant sus- Fobruary 24 has been making a study | acifer match, bat not quite as thick, Y d tter f ! by Sy far Rarrgni Tf:gflm{urzzl‘ujrud:;o.dxl.\;ir Yo, pull bis | Bobeasry 24 has bewn meking o stady |00 LL " moion fn the lntestines of | 72 "oraded, but terved out his time All aro invited to call, take the Elevator on the first floor Cures general debility, and gives a new lease of life, —— FUOD OF FOOD FISHES, van dl \di { ; xperteuce, srd ars quick to tell | firh, in order better to determine the 'h? cod. :lll,,dlm;:?y d(:]ah:l}gfiflh:x:rn;!:y, J‘::‘ and go through the bui ‘:hng and mspeq_t the stook: Strengthensthemusclesand | 7 her & horao fs beiog driven for | propor time for close seasons. The The 'fi,”l‘ on the shad commenced | g4l wood was lost at sen or supposed OHAS- SHIVtRICK, nerves,enrichestheblood, | #0¢t ho ds werth or not,” and every | work s carrled on under the ausploes | 30 Aprll 20, when out of a lot of 4 1uiver kaows 1oat if he Is deteoted in | of the Smithsonian lnstitation and is | North River shad food was ouly found 'wo‘lll):u:z“l:'r:tl:::: t::r:a::!wxlfi.yu:a lt'llla 206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, Omaha, rmk;d{wt:lkdhu will be disgraced or -’nevlv and i:npofllnt rubject of Inves- LGt&?n::io:mf:‘w o:n::lr;f I(I]’ifrlg’em'ndh Willlata D, Hoover a8 Liowis Blth E_——__.—_————Lim bired from drlvil tigation, - fi Ri d 3 P and & asnoclation, If he is once expelled he| ‘I not only examining the | North River shad's stomach was found | g [yur ninetsen ye,l:. ‘;“ “;'p;:ll:,‘.‘:, +eDEALERS IN e might a8 well go to shoveling coal or |stomachs of the fishes,” sald Professor | 0 bo fall of small shrimp. : " sawing wood for a llving, for he can | Rlce, ‘‘but also the ovaries and sperm. [ ‘‘The common mackerel, or fresh :;’drdh‘tl:?)‘r.':lfignr:l::vlr::nfll ‘nl[unl?m“,. ’ never do do anythlug as a driver, |arles, In order to determine the gener. | mackerel as it lscalled. ls quiteabund. | "6 *pi 4 oyl Ty o B Cine to M It {n o stralght tip that I don't know | ative ripeneas in both sexes, so aa to |80t this season. Ai first I foogd In|4\o Mag's Linding postoffice a lettter of any driver of the lcast importance|get positive knowledge as to the|©Yery stoma b Qi) B L addressed to the postmaster contaln- X in this country to-day who would|limits of the spawning meason. In reddish crustacean, but 1t was t00 | {0 4o following: Fl re aNd Bu r Iar Proo f undertake to pull a horse fer a con- | making my researches I am careful to much decomposed to determine what | b "M _ywill y:xgu please deliver this let- g slderation, unless the owner would |note each specimen that Iexamine, I |t Feally was. In color and consisten- | ter ‘to " the nearest relative—father or Y command It, and there is no man that | dot down in the firat place the char- | Y it resembled anchovy paste and in | mother, it iiving—of Harrison Wilson, of ' I know of, and I am prett smell potten lobster. Since then I|May’s Landing, N.J , who belonged to the | Overcomes weakness, wake- fulness,and lack ofenergy Keeps off all chills, fevers, and other malarial poison, Will infuse with new life the weakest invalid. 37 Walker St., Baltimore, Dec, 1881, For six years I have been a great aufferer from Blood Disease, Dys- onstipation,andbecame pepsia,and C well | acter, sex, size and welght of the fish, I III b zéz‘r’r{;“n’u’y:\‘;’:h'_“::l"’?cll': posted on all of them, who would not whare it 1 from, the date of ca) h.ve]«(illu;ovued 'm;“ l:h"mp of varl. 5'::' Yo 1‘1’::::;&?;1.!:7::::“.“ b e -‘; _A_U S T8 BatE almost become & buraen: | rather drive his horacs on their merits |and the contents of its stomach, [0 kinds, none of them belng over A, H, Ossorw, b Finally, when hope hadajmostleft | than to scheme with them, ~ Auy man | Should other fishes bo ita food I also | °29 ‘1;’"‘" GEL L Axpansox, O, H,, 8. C, May 11, 1883, 5O O X ; 8 O . Trow {hdnnn‘q adveriled in the :l;o h::ildh.l ;‘ horse will naturally |examine the -tohm:]ohl of those that eelP g‘v’::'r:’d' 05‘;“‘:‘"‘ E:z“z‘l:l::&:? ;:":s"‘t“l‘dlt’fi R},;'ff‘{;’flf’:‘w;g‘;’g‘; ’fi:;‘,. I 020 F h & L S t t aper, induced me to give it a trial. ake pride o him, and would much |sre nottoo much decomposed. This 2 ) 3 ALt fai"iafll‘l"n’flf‘?fix"}: tigd bowle | rather see him win than lose, not|will determine the time of year when | three and a-half feot long, that had T O ARt L By AL L ne years as 1 do at the present time. Mrs. L. F. Gravenw, longed to tho N, J. volunteor: ( No. of reg- only bacaure it adds to tho driver's | fish In certaln localitt .[been caught at Jack's Reef, Sencoa | ; ). Thi s n.pi:ltion, but hcca;’-e 'l'.:e r;::;:: clous and Aikelyu:; b:‘e::g:“.“l:;‘l’z:l river, Onondaga county. It I‘vulfh- :ll:‘:'.t‘l‘l ::}}:voe',"vguu ;li‘:ll;:rulzl‘lliédl !;:v:_;;:. _OM'A'H__'A’__——_- b NEB a cortaln offection for tl or thei male. Nothing was found In {ts|bly wouaded in n cortain battle, Would = T or the horse, I heir presence looked for on eertain would to.day rathor take a smaller |feeding grounds, Observations con.|®tomach, nor has any food boen dis- (b glad you would communicate all you N 9 TE OIT ) salaty from & man who T nurnlni tgha change of food acoording | °0Vered as yet in the siomachs of these Kgow in relensios to ims (J- Y Brown's IroN BirTers will have a better tonic Respec: fally, etc. horaes trotted on thefr mer to nesson will also be usefal to the [ °¢13 thot have beon examined. A, H. Ospony, g effect upon any one who | take a large mnlary from a fishermon, and whether the chango of [ , T¥enty bluefish that wore waken off| o thislettar the father, anxious for needs “bracing up,” than [ would rather irotorooked, and I don't | the temperature of the water has any- | 03P° HM:"'&" N. 0, on May 10, |all tho particulars, replied, and re- 1 any medicine made, beliove thero are many drivers iu tho | thing to do with it, This will also ac- | A% rocelved hero two doys lator. | aived by due course cf mall the fol- | country, and certalnly none of any | qualnt us with the knowledge of what he professor, In examluing the |]owing lotter and album belonging to r prominence, who don’t think the same | variaty of food improves the flavor of | 3tomachs of those fish, found tho re |y son, which was taken from his y ) thing. Now. Commodore Kittson, | the fish, and will atao Indicate whether presentatives of fourteen varletles of pocket while lying dead upon the field MANUFACTURERS OF the gentleman for whem I am traln. | they foed or not during the spawntng | G2 They wero the butterfish, spring | of battle: | [} . . 3 ing, never thiuke ahout othor horses|scason This and a great deal more | erring, Lafayette, gurnard or rea| ™ pyiyuson, 0, H., 8, 0., May 20, 1883, c p t M 1 ‘ in & race in which he wishes to enter, | will uzquestionably be tho result of | FODID, stargazer or soa raven, swmall —Gaptaindoseph Wileon—Dear Sir: Your arpen ers a‘r‘ erla s ' but It he thinks one (f his string is | the present investigation.” blucfish, kingfish, mossbuuker, weak- | lotter of the 15th inst, s at hand, and in ALSO DUFRENE & AT s 6 A Sigrakautluy et gation nothing has |38 _and orabe, aud the back teply would first say that the information ME"DELSSHO", them on thelr merits, and If they beat | been found in the stomachs of the sal- bones and decomposed fragments (Lawd };,‘“’,:fi,':‘.’. i:nd:,h" e a;xm::!q bad SASH noons BLian sTAlns us it is pecause they have a botter|mon that are taken in the Canadian :‘ 2"" O'g“" "‘.’“‘"‘ The _first in‘u’wlng s xr.llf bW caiay y A s 1 AHG H ITE ! horse, rivers, where they go to deposlt thelr | P1ucfioh In this vicinity were cavght | Byt facts are facts, and if it is possible for . e . ; .1t & man has a good horse and trots | apswn. In such the oase?” was asked, [T Boruegst on tho 16th, and welghed | the friends of Harry wilson to gather any Stal r Ra| l ings Bal usters Wi ndow BRMOVAD 5 htm on s merita, thero Is no mavter | "It Is Impossible to tall,” repiied | AOKE1TO PRI hon, Dariut thelt) comiuet o PS¢ B30 S0 d Door F s Et T what the combinati: th £ i stay in our waters Professor Rice w! Y t that they may Omaha Fational Bank Bollding, |Naw s nten it e e ooy f hore ln| tho profemor, for T acubtdf one fis | have au opportanity of inventigating | 4920, for [have long hertated in dolac an oor Frames, Etc. T T o choro o Bo | GFRAD, o0 o ST omand ator &% | iho opleureun tasea of tho b that i what' T now do; for I fear thowicht of thia | First-class faollities for the Manufactare of all kinds of Motldings, Plaaing ama ] : e e e bloody memento csn only make more ead| matohing o Speciaity, Orders from the country,will bo promptly executed. MAVERIGK NATIONAL BANK.|and in that ose, the judges ocan do. | takes credited with having a penchant for | ¢he sorrow and. embitier the griel of | sdfrmeanil communications to o PO MOYRR, Brovrletor R L B AN rotiatol Cor, Water and Congress Streets. olde 1t; but all drivers know that they | ‘‘But the hangers-on of old Sir euchre decks and tin tobacco boxes, | those who loved this ‘soldier hoy.” I are playing with the fi D A male mossbunker, the firat of the | wrote to you for information respect- - 8:00.000 |of the asoolation. they take and seleoting thelr casts of | !*dY #had, was taken on May 4. HI8 | ¢}a¢'the albuim was not in his possession X St. Jullen and Olingst: 1l dingly 1" stomach contalned decayed materlal | when pierced, ill find it During Teananota general Banklug busineen, Ror |, 5 S50 000 th"’tfl:vg::;"h“;gk:’; A o tl?gr(’);gh and sccompllshed | *PPosed to be emall fish, In three | the Battle of the Wildernoss, cne of my °:;'°' ‘mfi“"““"';' l:‘"“;:‘ B:“""::: double, and they would make any |avglers may do this, but what they |POTRice 8 few fish scales wore found fpoursduli(ve ‘i;’;lh betng mmbery "f ) b 0 | “Company C, Palmetto sharpshooters”), % 3 ps :"n hl:“,;_" "’“'!"E xe ‘::d Tels other double team sick, There {s no | learn they generally guard as a close butled in s chyle-like substance. A|)JHCRV 8 o0 album, ssypl:zg that he Window Oaps leal-s, Skyhghts, &c. makes Oable Transfers fn Europe and Tel- | tol)ing what it would be posstble for | secret. The world at large is not beno- | 310 black buss contained the same | baq'just taken it from the pockst of a dead X egraphic Transors of Money theoughont | thom 4o do, T toll you, I hink a geeat | iited by thene. spasmodlo. favestigas | ilky flaid: and in two malo sen bass | Fcdoralsodicr, 'This albim 1 havo 1o = POIRTEENTH STRERT. - - -___OMABA, NEB the United States, Buys aud solls Gov- | deal of Ollngstone. He is & wonder- | tlons of & fewmen, Nor do I believe | c3u&ht in Narraganset Bay were found | tained ever eince, and will now mail to T ernment and other lnvestment Securities, | ful horse, and no mistake; and |any record of their observations has the remalns of small fishes, On the| your address, hoplng that it will be re- ANHEUSER-BUSGH Brewin ? Mq,?k g et criitia Taoy llmkiiasal fie LU0, | IR Tai B DAEEan: hime on Y |R7iiEeenikantils 16¢h {natant both cod and shad were | ceived in as kindiy a spirit as it ia sent. wpondents in the line of Banking. Julien would be a great ev‘:nc sl:z “'We are .f yet’ in the dark and lit- found to contaln nothing in thelr &li!l.mz:. .'l:h%c]l::mc‘:mge:lhwlme:;l:th;gl ASA P. POTTE! President. |turf history. Olingstone has not |tle Is known about some of the varle- stomachs, Professor Rice has now |know, is conclurivo that he was killed and J. J. EDDY, Oashler. been worked much yet, and wss not | ties of fishes,” continued the profeesor. examined over 100 fish, and no donbt| buried on the battlefied of the Wilder. J. W. WORK, Ass't Cashler in condition for a race, although his | “One is the stripod basr. Thero 1s| !l continto his examination during|nes. f,",:f,‘;“’;i&”;"‘"""’ ot Earyiit L2 e K AR AT phyllulldhm'lth lnlbrnar than could be | oniy one Iuatlncsfwhn;c r’{‘p- baas of | the season. 1o lnzunecv,h]xuy,n " A, H, Ossonx, expected after the operatfon which | both sexes were found. This was in TR R b i i was performed on lrlm. Afier ho|North Carolina in 1879, the United A Desperate Sururgle. m;l(‘(:e ‘:lb::,n;, ):ac::i‘;:uh]o:]'le‘?mzm:? gets to work In carnest I don't think | States fish commission making the ob- | Kiogs'on (N. ¥.) ribune. talned the plotzx';a of \fi’lllufi’u,muflh there Iu auy horse that has license to |servation. I have been paylogapectal| A day or two ago ono of the mos|or, his five sistors, and several of his boat him, attoutlon to the striped basr; indecd, | desperate battles between man and |friends at home, Almost ot the cen- Forliand (Qeg,) Hews, now it has always been uu;:pol.ed tl;n:t ;tl:u‘ngupo; tho mlx‘na‘;a{ig:t;ug:‘:l:ep:f theongh, .Pd Fsiylctieiviabiee are From a reliable source 1t n learned | malo striped bass never grew to be|the wild region took place on the Kained whhbflré that the crop outlook In the Walla|over ten pounds in weight, snd that|south side of the North Perchs | Snuileh Land-Owners in America. Walla valley {s beyond any former |they were always small in esizs, My |Bruln made a determined fight [ New York Herald. your .‘;;.";5:::::’; 'l;‘-;: ::;::z: ::ld observations, however, coniradict all|agalnst two brothers, who, for the| Tae recent parchase of 311,000acres tivated in wheat and harley is nearly the storles about the mail bass not|sake of fond relatives and friends ’-{f l“““é’-" “fi P‘v‘;g“;‘ldh ‘11‘5"}‘,‘"* “’f THIS EXCELERRT BRER SPEAKS = 'exas T alle . for o ihind inog Wik ver bororor Wal growing large. The firet bass I open- | whose fears would be awakoned Y. ¥ F[]B ITSELF, wheat runs from two to four feet in ed was & male welghing twenty and |should they become acqueinted with Petersborough, England, for an Eng- f one quarter pounds; ho was caught at | their boys’ connection with the ofe- | lish company, is another evidenco of tx::%k:‘t.,;u:l ::;;;w::fl; :ll‘onne.: Oroton. L.nd'ng,lkon March 80 a|cumstance, desire thelr names with- :mwlalrgadthulinmm hold:uggi An;zr- E ordewl‘s froml abny part ot the 8tate or the g the most | mate bass was taken In the North|held from publication, Tho beast {s[ican lands s getting to be. Mr.|E pntjp t wi i . experlenced river, opposite Sing Slng, that welgh- | deecrlbed us baing one of unuenal size | Whalley had been only a fow weeks on e West will be promptly shipped. which averag: year not more | ed thirty-one and & half pounas, and |and ferocity. The description may |hls tour of Inspection when his mind than twenty-two bushels to the acre, terday I examined anoth (! h d with feot ore.|wss made up for one Investment. P will reach at least thirty.five thia {::]:'N‘oyrlh g;:ou:: w‘h“l:h 2,'3.523 ::.l,l.,,}aj“:?:;” {,:n‘,' fl?:x e:h.:::. The fact that other Englishmen and All Our Gocds are Made to the Standard of cur Association, CELEBRATED KEG & BOTTLED GEER, ' season. The Blalock ranch a large|forty-ei ds. t, It companies of Englishmen are in the Guarantee :_;-fl' '.'T.',',’.':fl" TR IIAES ;m:.,.a " ¥With one e'xa.puon all the strlp- :i'.eo ¢ 3:: B“f:f: v :‘;‘.fifi.’; sagte fi;ld and flmh they I:mve':heady ) o sl g figure " of fifty | pod bass Ihave axamined, of which |down th tirel, lous | made large purchases” is attracting bk i, Sy R s g e, B B s of i, i s e 04 isdng Mo GEORGE HENNING, 3 01 oas| furnished no evidenco that they use | bear attacked the elder and larger of | One of the richest commoners in Kog- Ag of Wdl: Walls, on an immense tract|as food during their adult oand{tlnn the two men from the side :f the | 1and, Sir Thomas Brassey, civil lord 8ole ent for Omaha and the West. owned by Orley Haull, who, by the|anything but varlous kinds of other | trall, where he had been concealed by |of the admiralty and M. P. for Hast- | (ffiog (orner 18th and Haflml Streets. way, recelved the premium on his lg , such as eols, bass of thelr own | the heavy undergrowth. The animal |inge, some years since published an wheat during the last three years, the | kjnd, ehivers, white balt (the truck his vietim In the f d | elaborate pamphlet upon the agrloul- M yleld promlses to excoed that of any [ young of small fisher), alewives, hor- .h:\‘:ked hlln: :ver. -c‘:nu..: hh.:’.g..n[n taral possibilities of America. He ls o M A H A C 0 R N I C E W O R K S former year, both in fall and spring | i, d, 5 5 now a member of one of the purchas- sowa whest, Barley I thin isiity | Thg exospion. mostionsd wae 15-a| the foth 1o both piscee, sud o had | i2g #yndioats. ‘0o of Lhe wonk nota- RUEMPING & BOLTE, Proprietors a8 recently been made is already headlng, and the farmers|ymall bass, about six inches I orawled upon the almost insensible |bie purchas 3 B uy ot o arve 13 1o 2 et s ol by 5 ol o onmhex St Goamci0ongs | LM, Irom amd Slate Roofers s 0 at, northwest of | bass, welghing forty-six pounds, taken | deadly work, when the younger man, roug an tnghan o) MANUFACTURERS OF; l WJI. Walla, the promise is oqually | at North Oarolina ully‘l)n April. The (orgnt’tlng solf In his anxiety for his | bought 1,300,000 acres of bottom land B8 OFe f good, and producers of wheat are in | stomach of this small bass was nearly | brothor's safety, dashed into the fight, | 1o Misslssipol, between Memphis and| (rnamental Balvanized Iron Cornices, Iron Sky Lights, Bto.' fine spirite, On the Touchet and full »f small shel d Th wrmed, with the ex.| Y8z>0. Tnls purchase contemplates|s;o Sonth Twelfth Street, & " | northward extendlng to Suake river, o': \',ll'l.DDl k‘iud:II R .Ann Be: flf:::; oepati::lmt:l':::vnt;:val:‘of'lmlll ullb?r, an extensive eystem of drain- 10 s Rl e ) OMAHA, \ a new and Increased noreage of wheat |fnohes long was also found In tho|which was carrled by tho first one ss. |8ge. ~ The roason = why &0 \ has been sown, which oan be categorled | stomach of the much English capltal s no once or twlce without perceptible tarned toward Amerios is that "“‘; Have the BeSt StOCk in Nebl‘aSka. effect, and for a time It was a contest II: :’gtln'g:l‘ll‘"‘:‘;l:l:": é:“?un‘:“;’ —— m—— t s not until the end of March|of muscle. The animal, upon belng | 1 Q b A Mago/ficent Fir. that they commenced to show that|attacked by the youn&sr brother, | pecially for grazing purposes, and the MAKE TH E LOWEST PRICES- bass.” g . With this the b a8 to yleld and excellence with that of| “‘When do u‘l:'g:“::xh to foed!" santted 5 NIP DO W4 the sections alraady named. asked the reporter. “ One of the fiveat conifers In Ger- |they had commenced to feed. Up to | turned upon him, and with a viclous varlous manafactories are at their full- ool raany, kzown as the Royal Fir, stands | that time I found nothing In their | dieplay of brate force tore the muscles est and there Is no room for more. noar zear the village of Albernhau, in | stomachs save & whitish, jelly-like | from one of his arms, and with his| The low prico at which land may be PER Ns & LE A R the Erzgebirgo mountains, Its diam. |substance. Since then I have found |huge jaws frightfully lacerated the bought here 1a also very fiemptlug to y otér, 40 fuchen above ground, 1s 6 feet | something In_the stomach of almost |young follow's leg. Whilo thia was |the Eaglithmen. Neaclyall olasscs are . 10 inches, sufficlent to conceal a horse | every one. It has not been deter- | golng om the other brother had gotten Interested in the ‘“h"m"j'“"b!“"_’“"’ and rider placed lengthwiso behind | mined whether they focd In the rivers |up, and, plactog his thirty.cight |mombers of parliament, = conatry the trank. It begins ramlfying at a|in winter or not.” against the bear's body, fired a shot [*aoires J?“'“fll‘"l!-"""?‘y and navy 44, i pecson fioen Vhow Wyas borehs, helght of 34 feet, and the fall eleva-| ‘‘What i thelr food at this time?” ofticers. Goverament fliclals favor the anly Corset pronounced ph through his bowole. This seom to on- c 1 lolans 8 oy W 0 0 M w-%“wfl.:fl‘w-;&:‘mmg&:_m' .2 | tlon to the top of crown measures 164| *‘Striped bass apparently follow up | gage the attention of braln, who bogan enterprises, as they will afford a gocd foet. It lsthought t> be the tallest|one kind of food and avoid f to think the fight 8o entertalning as it | outlet for emigration. = The capital in- FYE T ¥ ade. T L RICES, by Mall, Postage Falds Y d strongest representative of the | promiscuonsly.” eoding Bad észn,}:::dgdt'canlped. 8 volvod amounts to milllons of pounds g\n\:’ AND SEGGN:}-HAN -r;' oA ene: O 2@ | speclon, not only in Germany, but fn| *‘How often do they food?” Tho boys managed to reach their |sterliog, ________ 1) 82.00. Paragen | the whole of Earope. Thls nable tree, ‘‘As yot It cannot be determined |camp after much sufforiog, the young- a1 e Be i nok 1416 Douglas Street. Sir cale o oading ] which 1s supposcd to be 500 yesrs old, | when the fish feed; but whon the tem- | er one losing a great doal of ‘blood. | Mach ot the dlstress and sickness URICAGO COBRSET OO, Chicago, iy | BOW shows elgus of decay, having dled | perature of the water 18 low thoy no | Dr. J. E. Thompson, of Kingston, wae | at¢ribated to dyspepsia, chronio disr- PEREINS 8T LBAR out on the apex of the crown since the | doubt bccome torpid and do not ro- |sent for snd went immediately to the | 1} 0y and other causes i8] occasioned yoar 1874, The enormous dimensions [ quire much food. As an instance, |scono, He says that the presence of | by pamor in the stomach, Several BT EREE.A of the tree may be better realized by |however, of how the bass cram, I took | mind of tho boys and their good judg- | gagen, with all the charscteristics of LfiU ls BF‘AD FORD PILE OINTMENT.. ...$ 50 |cordwood mensure. The shaft is esti- | out of a sixty.six ponnd bass eight |ment in treating thelr wounds have |t} ose complainte, have been cured by Y 2 " alewlves, seversl of which welghed | probably saved their lives. They|figod's Sarsaparilla, ~ Other cures i e s maed a4, B} cords llmbe_sad : OINTMENT .. 26 | brashwood, 12} cords, making in ll|over one pound aplece, It may be|were terribly “‘chowed up” and claw- | ff.cscd by this medisine are so won- DEALER, 1§ S 64§ cords. Fover aua Ague that fish, like oertain uncivilizad hu. | ed, and but for judiclous mlullgumcin! derful that the stmplest statement of 2 { m—— feed only when compelled | would have been permanently orip-|ihom gffirda the best proof that 1t IN A Mowt Intereasing Widow. by hunger, and at irregular | pled, if not killed. Dr. Thompso |sombines rare curative agents and [ ] - : ‘ondo Qordlal...1 00 AR AV 'S STANDARD LIVER PILLS... 2 m; a New "“"‘l':'“'- b " Al -nf!luh 18 only the food found | eewed up anumber of the "&““d"‘ aud | when once used secures the confidence Sh A l L th & i O AN o most Interesting widow in|in the mouths of the stomach that can | says there are numerous other place |,f the people. | DlARlfiAA E]B ..... wvesss 25|America !s Mrs. Hamersly. I saw|be told, as thsfood atthe bottom of |whero the besr's teeth entered the Rl I lng es’ a ’ C. e ¥ XA S €@ ATSSENSS | her yesterday. She was tall, erect, | the stomach s generally & b de. | floeh, Altogether theaght and escape| The Maverick National Bauk of . SURE OURE FORCORNS..... 26|and singularly tmpressive in bnring.' composed for rfoo:nlm{n‘?'o Vgt was & umlorllls.:bl: one, and it will be | Boston draws forelgn exchange, blllz: Low PRICES AND GOODiGRADES (Warraited or money refunded.) ot carriage can be no better de.| Several large fomale bass have been | remembered as one of the prominent fand sells Government d-nd oua:: 0 FOR BALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS °r'b;g,fl‘_?“-_;'" s that of o gk-:;g, Gorornor's Lalaud, in New | oldenta attendiag the oscupaticn by Tabianen) SooRTiiG, v ienaienit A0 Call and Got My Prices Before Buying Elsewhere, utsctur: ‘et Pol man, softened ol . Oue, & sixty-three pound- | miners of the eastern slope of the business 0o, cometghir Y I Wettehorse, 400 Norts | reproductlon In the other sex, A or, waa taken 00’ April 36, It stomach | Black Range. line of banking, m&th-me |YARDS OOR. NINTH AND DOUGLAS, ALSO 7TH AND DOUGLAS