Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 November 1896 — Page 2

THE DAILY BAXXEH TIMES. GltEEXCAsTLE, INDIANA.

virtually openea in (.IrecncastU-, as hv spills lien- at thu ratitiralion of

| m IN THE SWIM

tli st. l otus convintion, and was afterwitrtis tendered a reception at \I r. A. U Locki idle’s.

Mi; Buy w starts out as tbough tie were t(> l>e the leader of demoe rai v next \ear. Mr. Brvau tnav lead popocrai’v to o defeat but we doubt if he w ill ever be called upon to lead democracy. They will require a better leader next time.

—there’s nothing' so handsome or so practical as

Duck Brand Mackintoshes

II >mt r McGinnis, through junior with the class of '.)<*> is in the cits visiting Phi Deli brothers and other friends. Mr. MeGinnis has just been elected proseeuter of Owen and Morgan counties.— /lloominilf<ii) II orhl.

LOOK OUT FOR THLM.

Will her all Soria nl Mioollltm Mm* Tnnts;?;t au<l Saturday I veiini”. On the night between November Id and 14 next we may expect to see the sky furrowed with numerous shooting stars, coming from space, and appearing to emanate

Otutiinry .\ i na Recinu I.csthennan.

daughlcr

t>f Dr. .1. It. and Lucy I.eiitherman. w;ilnuii in Miiubaltau, Iniliuna. .Inly L”.' ISs:,, in GrecncuiUle. October IT ISild. Eleven years, for her lifetinie. then her work was done, her mi-sion aeeonqdi'hed, and Reggie hut n- lor a brighter dime: how heautifully her short life roiiuded up, and how eagerly.

fi-jave

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from the constellation Leo, not far iearnestlv and untiringly she jiursued from the start /eta. This shower j way. full of kindness, tender sympathy, of stars will he repeated more ! an< ' I'neer. To u* who knew her hest

abundantly next year, and more abundantly still in 1898, and

ilitiniatelv assoeinted

(3^* V oljrs f^opaired

-AT-

even ! ! * ntl even lnnr,>

with her in the home eirole, she has

memories.

A -:- SMALL -:- KXPKNS1-;

left a benedietion of sweet

suggesting only the pure and unsullied of the ! faith and devotion of a happy guilele>> childhood. The fragrance of her good J

Somk of our local silver orators

The Seams are sewed, cem- 'thought they were making a point

when they asked people in their audiences if they had any gold.

ented and strapped, and war-

will attain its maximum in 1899.

Here is the explanation

phenomena:

A swarm of miliards and mete-

oric ci rpuseles circulates found I tl)dr pm . jty 14|1(1 luol ,e*ty. “the lily of the sun along a very elongated | the valley.” It can he -aid of h. r.-he orbit, which extends as far as Ura- walked w ith (iod, for the faith tuul eon-

mis, and ittkes abi

years to travel. This immense celestial highway is strongly inclined upon the track which the

will hist ;) lifetime aiter wii

deeds, loving words and unselfish acts, • lal S'k*; sugge-tlve of her favorilc Mower in i*(*S( 1 W(^(1 2^011 [

earth Ibllows in its yearly travel

ranted for one year. We have a But little of it was Hashed. Now around the sun, but cuts

full line of them. I he Mode!.

then is plenty of the vellow metal | lestrial orbit at the spot where our | living around and its liberation is planet passes on November 14

thirty turee Ibleueo in Hi- loving kimlne.-- \ a-

most remarkable, and the lessons (aught and comSort brought by the earne-t breathing- of a simple, confident, child- ! like prayer, as she revi rently made her requets known, can never he bug >1 line So near and dear was she to u- in the sweet a-'oeialion oj ehild-fi lend in our

hcl to bring* your inagazinrs, portl foliosmid valuabic nmsi(* and 'mvel tlunn bouiui.

our ter-

due to

. .. , ,, | home, that we are loth to believo she p .mi t passes oi, . ou ta ii r j has left ns, tier memory is so eomfort-

ilte iitec that the silver or- We only expect to encounter this j liS r | H . r

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presenee seems real. Deal

Htors have quit living aroun 1 with swarm every tbirty-three years. Reggie, how fondly -he loved papa.

- M! Ill

riDiVfrs -

their here-ii s. As soon as the ators quit, the gold started.

Tin New York Sim, an old time ! ileiLocratie nee spa per, labored with honest sincerity for the eleccion of

A 5 way A *• Of? ** ti*5 . ndls MeKinicy. It now eoiiiineuts on

the result as follows: “The country I has repudiated the repudiators, has warned the promoters of revoluli n to keep their hands olf of our iustit.iit; and has voted to inaint dn : untarnished the natidi's honor bv

l impressive demon

, But it is disseminated along I orbit over a vast extent of bun1 dreds of millions of kilometers, so that the ptissage of these migra tory birds of the heavens lasts many years, almost during the same period, fur every year more shooting stars ate observed coming | from this point oi' emanation than fro a tin other let: i.o - of .-pncc v

.■ to b aDo other eenj ters of ci ,i isation.

The main bod.' of this celestial

taanmia and friends, how fall of -y tupafhy for Ihe iilltieted cr needy, le w ilevoled to -ehoolmatc-. Sunday seho'd and League. The beautiful les-ons yuu taught us -lial! not he forgott n. the sc, d -own by your bahy hands -hail bring forth umeh fruit, meet for tin , kingdom. We can only extend our 1 loving and sincere sympathies to papa, niamiin' and li iencts, in y nr ali-enee. but eainot grieve, for He who said ■ SuMer little childivi; to come unto me a ml forbid them mo,” loeth all llingAcll .ml wc know you are ••-a!e at home,” safe from nil worrie- and caiv . I

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witnessed in our All around, for gratitude, lot

ly W it 11 t he greiltest nt>n on November 14 next what

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lb rough ti e sl-v, so us to

an but inadexuately express. It

man’s victory. Under Divine Prmidetic , it is the \m> riean peo pie’s triumphant assertion ofeter

ph of right and truth.’

I Mtlragte Hook.

1 general passeiger

a n«ii

I nnk liti

ap 'nt flic Louisville, New AH >>ui\ ife i Ijicago lines, announcf i. s company will issue a mileage ook coveting twem. four lOmls. 1 be Monon, as well us the < ineiu- ■ ai, Ilutidlfon -Y Davton, ha\ing

! free from all r.eh •- and pains, and are

| urtny .mil reach tis in 1899. Nev-j,„ lt ,„f (.■nnst's jewel-. His loved and j erf ‘r >-! roneiner- ate prepar- | Hi - owi . and are ore you have reached

with the greatest at- ' that summer laud.” \> >• with tie-.--un-

ehool class and teachers of 1st u ! *r tins chaplet of mem ins in loving non. mbrane • of your -horf,

iiunpiete liicir knowledge of one of mt useful life.

; lit Lev. iind m .si eitriou - eltap-| ul-olc rto.xs iao.w si m>a\ sciiooi.

rary astroiiomv 1 1 memoi y oi our dear de(ai> - ted om 1

j Regie Leal her tuaii, we will, the-e few

>ur class. Hot ee no more but

she lives in our ne inory. -As we take , >nr places we ieiili/e that <me lr - al-

1 he Louisville > 'inner ./oemif//1 reu l'. gone from tis to ahihe with .lesiis,

says: “Tiie DePati'v Glass Works,

Bry hi . Dint -

.“!)

the re.ations cxi.-t.ing bciween

e - iiets and sli'>ot in s-jirs.

Regie Lentberiuau, vve lines for t In. Miml -y -c \v'e mi-- her from ic ;|it sw cet la.', w •• •

OcCaiiw I’r.i|n , M^*i.ei.kieg I p

■r • atixiou- during her illm

in Lou is v i! 1 e and men who are p sitton to know this la dory will resume work almost at once, and i

of industry

• t is. 1 B ’. x \ » • f l*I Mi.' •l>ii . c n fK r

* x C(*pi Sur.i' i ’ !H* r Vine v.nd

ChaTi^cb lor <i 'plu’. rmiBf bu

b uided in by lOo’clxtufe m

r I'dv *r f

dIi day, ItiiiiJ*

■ in? d-1 vortill Ih-1’AiM‘i vt S ( noli day

up til o’cl >c'.i in.

A 1 : ■ r iaiuniualio’ s '>»■ *’utk t with the » a.'iM* of t!:«: wi ll'r: n-.t ni'cv.'airily tor A«ion)'inoiif'couiiTUuneat ions c.m not be noieed.

Wliere delivery is !ri*e>ru!;iv pleuse ’report »«tne promptly puldieation tiHiee.

Specimen copies maned IT- eon application.

RATE® OF SUBSCRIPTION. One Tear in advance Sir months Vtircc months, thie month Per week hy Carr or

will become the hiv

discarded the interchangeable I . . , ■ , , ...

: which it was m the duv- of N -w agreement. Mr. Reed telegraphs , Albany s greatest nrospenty. < > ,t side capitalists will put money in

with sympathy for tin parents, lint, dear parent

that the hook will be good oyer the follow ing roads: The Indianapolis, Decatur it Western, the Bultimori A Ohio, ihe New York, lYnntyl vania it Ohio, tlie Erie, the Louis vide, Evtiusville «fe St. Louis, the Peoria, Decatur it KvansviMe, the

W. . . . ■ N sootier > mild we reacti Die ela - i.!' 1 ' !

i 11 New A1 ba tl v, will hu Vi' ue w I i l C ! Dim n 11: ' '■' ids \\ ere t e11' ag me of Regit ■ *S j infuse 1 into it as the result of , ht . j "^"diiio". We we,.- grieved to hear that; iiiM* vvoi’.-r. but felt ti.at our Iohs whs j ianapoli> i election. Affording to eitpkulists j !„• ivei-'s g in. A- a .Sunday school

in tl '" ’'T iK ’ ,K

bereaved

ami l|iemhers of th*

there is reiil joy in kno wing that if we are faithful to our bless*'.I Kedi"*iiier that we -hall meet her bye and bye where life ui'l he all joy and sunshine. •‘Leaves have their time to fall; Elowers lade at the north wind's breath, But Dion hast all seasons for thine own,

O Death.”

Eti ik E. Kh \ t.i.y .

Interesting Items from Principal Points of Putnam County.

Ko.u’iin.u.i;.

•lohn <'arter from near Racoon has

moved to our town.

Died. Nov. .'J, I. a: great crime "f ISTH.

Democrats please copy,

Harry Vilen of St Louis, i- >i-iting

at l.ewis Boyd’s tin- week.

I'Tout the looks of our manufactories I it seems a- it Win. McKi dev had un-

locked the doors o |u ii«iu‘i it What has become of those 1 pictures on Mai -treet. No 1 to he xcry uiih.ui,> i 1 • i. Kobt. Melutire ha-inuyed t Orslery’s farm near town. George .iiistiec i- a eaildi

po-t nni-rer.

ElijubGraigham came up 1 . secure a tick-' tip •s.dt ri\er at his friends a long farewell. R illy ..atiird iy night • n- ev Fiiv works, brass hands, hies ei torch light proce-dons, i in u.

pcutinc balls an l evel;

free cxeept soup an . silver. Albert Ghormf y ha- goi t Nice Edwards will -iar soon to spend lie wild. .. Three |.roh:i>ii i;.u \. •••-'

•siimlav seliooi.i,.

:» I Dlls preelaei ah . . . . He i:

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One hundred (Icst^ tiveof re sou fees .’ic the Moil coiitiguoi. i to thi* < fl the LOUISVILLE NASHVI 1.1 I A!U D hi Kentucky, Tenne—ee, Alnbn.’t.. mihaij Mississippi and West Flovida by e i it;.- -»

C. P. ATMORE, Gen’l Pass. Agt., Lauuvilie (|

to I ml

Excursions

IvX.IS

TO POINTS SOUTH On the first and third Tuc-day of . i at nhout half rates, and one-way l.cYtt- a'atj and n half cents per mile. ■ address, | J K. SIDR?U. N. W. Pass. Agent, Chicago,

tic company, tiliti i( will likelv he enlarged to send out a larger out

nut than ever before.”

(>1 Dr

Pittslturg & Western, the Louis

Tin* Whole* >rory great stile- attained and great

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KKAMNO NOTIUKS

Brevier type, per 5c. ‘ >n(* line parajrranhs cieirircd ns occupv in^ i wo tines space. TIh5 tollowlnur rat* - .rill be nllovved only

W cn <i#h tccnmiutnie* orda .

•r» lines A cents per line 50 “ ‘ t “ Z\0 “ .. 2 , 500 - M. .1. 'IKl’Kirrr ..Publisher HAKHV M. SMITH. Manmnnir Kdltor

ville A Nashville, the Hulfalo. R«.Chester A Western, the Illinois. Indiana A Iowa, toe Cleveland. Lorain A: Wheeling, the Flint A I’ierie Marquette, the Kvansville ATerre Haute, the Findlay, Fort Wayne A Western, the Columbus. Ilo king Valley A- Toledo, the Bui timore, Ohio A- Southwestern, the Toledo & Ohio Central, the Wheeling A- Luke Ktie, the Toledo, St. Louis Ar Kansas City, the Cincinnati, .Jackson A- Mining n. the Col

cun - iiCc"m|di-'hrd by Hood's Sarsapa-

rilla i- quickly told. It pnnlie.. and •■in i. In'-the blood, tone- the stmuaeli and gi\' - strength and \igor. Disease eaunot enter the sy-terv I'ortltied hy the rich, red blood whieh comes by taking Hood'- Sarswparilla. Hood'- Pills i iire nausea, -lek headache. indigestion, hilliousne.-s. All druggists. Joe.

our ‘times called waterl

umbus, Sandusky A- Hocking, the I'V" 1 puin. .listress nausi'a,

dyspep-m, are enred hy Mood - >.'ir-:i-

()hio Southern, the Ohio River rai parilla. This it aeeomidishes bemuse

Itt aOLl I lONs FKoM Sl'llool..

nta: I>.' Y.v.l Y ,. H'” • . ' oil.!.. A'". - -1 ”>ii fy-

t! ee.- '

sat at tiinif'i- «t tie United Sta: s hotel this morn it. • Tin y w o the i.., of the Darv. on Veteran a—iH-iatioi'.

At six years of age Reggie (as her

playmates loved to call her began her j and Imd \oi -d fie < ■, rai William ! (In v atnj school day- at building No. 1. Well Heioy Han.-on in 1 it lnr | Us

do \vc remember her Hist morning at ; griiiiUson -ehool. Her always sweet, bright, und lb!)'.’

happy face was radiant that day. lor.

Stomach, sometimes called \vaterbra«b,

nausea, | give ii

as -he -aid. " I am going to school, now ." A- a pupil. Region was dutiful, considerate. loving and trustworthy. As a friend to her schoolmates, Reggie was gentle, amiable, afteetionate. loyal, selfsacrificing and thoughtful. A conspicuous trait in her deportment was cheor-fulne-s at all times. She had always a bright smile and pleasant word for every one ; to rich ami poor a loving, help fill hand was extended. Often a great siitterer, hut always cheerfully patient

and iiiieomphiining.

For the wee ones Reggie exercised the most thoughtful care, the little ones nestling up to her with a love and trustfulness that was toiiehiug to see. We have today, genuine sadness of heart ns we nali/.e our loss, but the «weet spirit has gone hack to (iod who

Stnri msr a Saloon.

Two strangers from !!> county visited Gre; neast i

a lew den!-

H njamin lianison m isss at>out ns unique and “gull

ject as Ims h i n pusiioii

Missionary .Vnn.-i r<>r Cliina. Some time They visit''.

TC ...i'"«:il

worked the growler rackiJ

DKTHorr. Nov. hi. — Yesterday the | ant j Methodist Episcopal missionary com- *

mince appropriated u total of *| i2,.'i(H) ^ 1, '> woi.M buy a measur < i'"' J rai ■ Ihina, take tin- -am • and alas- •' - I |40,000 for northern China and $RI,500 .. . |

for western China. The total sum is 4>(',-(' 1 smaller than \va- appro’iriated hut

year.

Stuto boo! SiiperinteudfiitH.

Imu ynaolis. Nov. hi.—The Indiana School Superintendents' assoeiation is

o III s-r-

lily to the tea r of t he u! a " of i 'i“| ness to drink the fluid. I his »»sj probably done, but tile me i-ure sid glasses never came back. It i-al-leged (bar this performanec "I'd

it, session here and is larg -ly attended, repeated at four saloons and tbt| Tins year s itieeting is ef iiiiporta!K'as I it is expect' d so'ne hills’ .hitiug to edn- , * lt ‘ strangers had tin i It -.'I

about fu’l of glasses and nc ' ■ T

it; sot ctions i hom i i n;ci

sTangers had tli'dr

cation will he prepared by it to be sub-

mitted to the next legislature.

.lull Kor Forinun of llhiioi H . -c - WvsiiiM fox. Nov. hi. Coni- were arrested and placed in I missionerJoseph S. Miller ... th in- They ff&ve the fietues ol 1 ' 1

when tbev wound tip. Ine ic f, J

way, tlie I'ittsburg. Akron and Western, the Louisville. New A1 liunv & Chicago and the Cincinnati, Hamilton A Dayton.

parilla. with it-

In memory of

wonderful power as a blomt | league members.

one of our .limior Regie LeHtiieniiaii

r ' KM White

tenia 1 revonue bureau has

accept the vice presiedney of the Ameri- i

Bonding and Tru-t comoiniy of slated for n drunk.

and Edward

ures titui oja sses.

Ailui'ess all coiniminlvitlons u, TllKliliJ.v lli’.M " Timks.

( t l<‘, I I»4i.

earnest temperance sermon, either ! before or after ‘‘Thanksgiving.”;

The

Nichols and —

. ... - - . It I lir':.;., i,; "'iiiidiiiA;:;!;, SS!tk^“42se: hk f digestif e orgiius. invigortite-the liver, r.eagm' ..metime icfore her (lc:.tli. month- au". Dis succ.-,ur in nine., them I r tod l etnriiiti: t " f

creates an appetite, gives refre-hing i "Mie was always ail active ineiuher, do-; probably will be e.Y-itepr .-ojitutive For-' sleep, and raises the heallh tone. Ill tt 1 '-- wdiat -In* was nbl ‘ to d.i, until her man nl iiniiois. Air. forimui is here at oases of dvspepsia and Indigestion ill h< * alth Karlv “he gave her the reuuest of the pivsid, m.

have •• a magic touch." i ,P:,rt tn lho I '. 0 1 , ' ,l '7"' e(1 , ,h 1 p ! r i > omi.'..i M-umc. I last spring. w:th a unin'i r of tl Lkxinotox, Ivy., Nov. IS.—-W illiain ehiliiren of Die League, -he felt that | Fox, a colored barber, has been s uit to she wa* tr dv one of Cli.'ist’s little ones j the insane asylum, ids hallucinat ,on | and that all was well. ; being that he lias been delegitt I by the

| Almighty to make speeches too Mc-

Kinley.

seems to have ••a magic touch." For over 12 years I suffered from sour

Stomach

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SPECI \L XOTK’K

Wepuh.’tfili, und ure yrlii'l ? urci theflamt

when they arc nows, free ,»n<*f i »tle< s of tlcnths, births am! mtirriaui s, lint w«*charije for ext4*n:h8l a’ccinint-i •»f mitiiiTs, ol»lt naries, jod^e ami H«)CiBty rv solnf l-ms a <1 eanln of ttuitik*', and will puniisjj n >m sneh unless uy metit, *»r sal i 7 'facinry u'Tumre H**nt here-

or, is imnle In a • i i <•<*,

\V. C. T. II. Note*.

All over the land the appeal is being sent forth, that every minis- [ ter of '.hi' Gospel should preach an | W, think of her as we come where

with severe pains aeross my shoulders, I ■‘he tiieil to meet with us and all have and great distress. I had violent nausea | h" ,| tfh - ol oui ah.ent inendier.

Woman P Christian Temper- | whi( . h would leave me very weak and I we'woeld^av "o her"'luv| l .l' i, m;,-. 'wi,'' an e Union” make this request of faint, difficult to get my breath. These f 0( .| her loss.’ don’t "rieve hntreioiee the ministers of Greeneastlo Le , "pells came oftener and more severe. I she i- w'ith Dp dear .le S „ s 1 m " l,SUr "run. a. in. i, ^ did not recelve Bnv lasting henefU from of wlimu -In loved to lic.'.f when on us all unite us ( hristiutis against physicians, but found such happy effects 1 earth and we can srcin to-ee ber gutlione common foe. from a trial of Hood’s (Sarsaparilla, that I '''ed with His othet little ones ahout — took several bottles and mean to always !*' m \ Coking up into His bles-ed. Im itmt bURteiraiisier.. keep it in the house. I am now able to "‘gb.e: looking with a heart tilled Martin* i- Hendricks et al to O ii and do all my own work, which for six years "j 1 ' ln ' I ' 'j 1 ' 111 -,7 I I! .-stew ai l lots in New Maj sville I have been unable to do. My husband T- w n '. t'lTol, lit'i'himie ' '' ' U St.-it* King t«> I’d and MU Meikel and son have also been greatly bene- Let us think of her as gone on Jit-l a lots in Gieenc.istle, if'12:.. | flted by Hood’s Sarsaparilla —for pains in little while before tts anif that wi* will

St xo u< w s to Telepl

To < lire sa In ihi', . lake Laxative lii.cno (Quinine label-. A I dr uggists refund the nioney ii it fails to cure. 25c. lost!:)

the back, and after the grip. 1 gladly

recommend this grand blood medicine.” M ns. P'-ter Burby, Leominster, Mass.

giveth

Mu. Mot NT's plurality Im governor is 2(),0(I0. Mr Moti'!i made one of the best cuu\ fl-sos over put up and It is gn.it sucecss t- due to his sterling worth and m.'ignilicent ii-bt. Mr. Mount’s eampai^n was

Foe, Sai.k—Extra E. I,. Fox worthy.

b-i -c\

cow. See 2;it:i

see her again.

"For tile Lord God light.: Rev. xxii 5,

Yours in t'hriit,

F an■ 1 r M r Ken v,

y.'lciaii I.ilo..vi i I»i n t. Ni w Yoitti. \ ,v. Bi.—L’antuin John Max-on H-o vti. tie* veteran .‘f. -aver died yesterday. He was ss years old' I'll* T'l’fVEl'J ] . t V* 1 1*^1 VV. i I *A •

nr >1,al.lv he’ipc.ls ive more lj ,o.s than any other in. a living.

Sup*. Jiinn r Leogne.

to a I.five Afl’air.

Red Bed, Ills.,Nov. HI.—John Kaminlev, a well k >\vn masiciau and ballphiver i.f Heeker, Ills., heeame insane and tried to commit suicide witii a sliotgnti, but was prevented. He then started for Richard creek, vowing be i would drown himself, A partv started ill pursuit but was unable tn'ov rtakc him. iits dementia was caused from i sickness and being jilted by his sweet-

I heart.

Subscriptions for t n_v n a jazine or paper tnkenat i.tis oilho. We irill tavc* you monev tf

Sarsaparilla ■ Our Tnic Blood Purifier. All (irugi:i>

_ _ J, r-v.,, Cure :dl Liver 111.- ,

liOOU S PlllS Sick Htudiiclie. giocuu. you world harvest a large cr. p.

Sintlloox In ait Old Coat.

Tin farmer that would sow a quaD of 1 _ Uot.t mmi s, O., Nov, i.t, --Secreiai-y w heat to the acre might as well expert r,, l >r 'U (ho si ate board oi health, ha.

, , , returned from Lronton. wi i.

to reap a lag crop a« the me'enant thiit■ i... , "* 1 ll ' ".i

o | been investigating a ease ,,f stnallu.y pare in tlie,newspapers j He thinks that the diseasi

uses a snnill

Is the One True lllood Purifier. AlldniKgists. *1. e"" 7 ‘• ne tnuiKS mat rite disease had itcure all Liver Ills and l,is liberally it origin there in an old coat taken from

If.

the pesthouse.

Ones I; I'hv'.’

(}ua i huliters are getti' l in f'.il time these days and the r a s guns may be heard in ti' atlv e\et.V pasture. A practical eitiz i. ' v '° fails to set* the fun in a tea r''f tramp, has figured out thn' |l would he eiteaper for the nvci . sportsman to go to a game niaikt' 1 and buy his birds at n dollar nui" e but it is a mighty tame I:tint'r wdi°l does not consider that ;i" I'.afully repaid providing In • 's !'•'• ■ or three ibots fluting the day. ' i’l to date no ueeidi tits'bit'e .'it t'''j ported but of course it is onl' ^ question of time before ve lien'' some idiot blowing in his gun (* r crawling through a o*! .- and pulling it after Ititti muzzle li :at ' Should there he such i> thing 8(111 . iinre however we ma’ be r' itsonal> y sure of a repetition of 'h ' !,n t ; cient “didn’t know it wa- lo idi'd

song.