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_ death of James Bruce took _Vplall on Sunday evening the 12th ‘inet from his residence at Red Point

aged 63. He was unwell nearly all winter but the end came snddenly of

*heart failure. His daughttl' 'ictsa _ lrrived home from Boston in time for gthe funeral, He leaves one son and ,lane daughter in the United 1-mites ‘Ind ive sons and two daughters cn

the Island to mourn his lose.

T' ...Wednesday April 27th opens tho - mlllinery season in Montague. The U date is marked by our anthorative ' display of distinctive, stylish millin- af ery moderately priced,-imat expres- ' ses the lates. ideas dictat- ,ll ed by rsahicn. We want

every laly to visit this showing of

ésprlng ideas, because we know that

s win ronounces the style

the ‘bo K P ` _ -

tendencies in an authentic expression lnext the 27th instant, and at mth;

S of millinery designs for spring and 1 summer wear-nothing freakish or § iinmodest are shown. l\1Sli UN com-

mon-sense ideas selected from the

0 hats oflered ny Paris, London and

New York. We invite you to see this

-1- showing and benefit by the labors of H our milliners. We extend to evnry-

body a clrdial invitation to come-

; every courtesy' will be shown. Re-

`er the date Wcdnesdav April

mem" ' P . 'K It , teach one to care for the interests

wg. 27th-and come. J, . trot* e ts. - Co_, Montague. 4-2t`rdI‘2i.

I 0DDFELLOW'S ,

- NATAL DAY

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various energies that go to make up

.Q a true - _

1-le must believe in a Supreme mak-

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impresses up-on its memberiiip the necessitv of "being thy brothers

cessful in handing -down for ages man'v good deeds accoinplislied from

to the World.

This is the spirit that prompts

them to do their share -in a Wvcld-

...All amounts for Guardian adver-

tising and subscriptions in Montague and vicinity should be paid to W. A. Johnstone agent, and in Souris and vicinity to A. J. McDonald, agent.

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_.Kate McLean, lllilliner, Montague

begs to announce her grand display Vof spring and summer niillinery on Wednesday B-nd Thursday the 2'1tt and 28th inst. Alt the latest crea- tions in up-to-date niillinery. Miss McI.ean`and her mflliners are pre- paring for one of the best displays of~ millinery ever shown in King's Co. All are cordially invited to come and inspect. Pricesand hats tc suit ~all. Special attention paid to letter orders. 4-23dstJ.irm3i.

T ...'l'»l:ie firm of Macdonald & Merry. Twill have their show day for spring `m)llinery at Montague on Wednesday

store of Messrs A, A. Macdona Bros, Georgetown on Friday the 29tl. instant. They invite you to inspect ‘their stock which will be found up-tc date in style and at prices to com- Tpare favorably with any that are of fered. They have selected their goods Tcarefully and hope to be able to suit

,all in style and price. -i~25d3i_

iof ahother, tc- protect the character of another, to defend cacii others 'family and in every possible way to consider the interests of each, social- ly, financially, and generally, iii such fa way as that the (ne to be benefit- ed may at all times depend upon thc faithfulness and integrity of tht friend.

Brdtherly Love is to regard with

Odd Fellow adection or good will. We love our

`G0d. We ltive'our country. \\`e lovi

er, preserver and ruler, of the ur.i-'our family and friends. .The com. verse, and that the human family islmand saYS. Thffll shalt lo\'€ The

*Lord Thv God with all thv heart

t g ‘ p , _ . _ _ ders of creation. 1-ie must acceptiand with all thy soul, and with all the fact that there is an indetinable`thy mind. In the lives if busy men and an inseparable link binding usland women these injunctions are to ever other man, which constitu-'hard to follow and exemplify in their

lives. But many examples of devo

Odd I-‘ellows Creed. Oddiedowship tion of men to each other can bt

_cited with credit and renown. '

in Uhe Lodge room.

wide life-long work, and enshrouds Turning from the lessons and teach

"~_>-the perstnal thought with the thick

they forget themselves in the broad-

. lal side all reudftes be- widowed families "elie\ed was ilu

lad, ani d a: p.] - .‘ ,' _ . . . .- longing to royaluy. It was this t/hatV585. Homes for aged Odd Fellows

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led t-be good Samaritan to the aiu n

n stranger, taking the cloak from his ` ceased brothers are maintain own 'shoulders to protect n suffering \ throughout the continent, which have brnthar, giving liberally of his limit- ' bcen a great benefit to _tht fraternity ed means to provide for the pressing in its mission of humanity, A more need of'an unfortunate, and pled;_-ing_fnent is on foot to c-stalflish one in

i him.se1f`to, further support Should oc

easion require ft. This is the spirit The year just passed has been n that actuntes the true Odd Fellow very successful one from all points when he -asks ei desirable friend to' of viqw. The flow of new blood still jtiiii the order, because he wishes, continues to dow into the ranks and others to share the good that has! upon this the life of a society must come to himself, and he knows f.hat'depend_ The (`ity lodges have enjoy- this is one thing that increases all T ed a good share of increase in their the more by being divided und sub- membership, about thirty new meni- divided This can only be satisfac- bers being added to the roll, which is

torlly learned when we recognize the fact that we ctzmiot become Odd Fel- lows in spirit and truth. unless we are grateful to our Creator, faithful to our country, and fraternal to oilr fellow mir'n,whlch is the invariable _rc- ault ofthe one observance of our laws and close attention to the in-

structions given all who join our When Mrs Elizabeth Jones, who Order. `- keeps a boarding house at No 1,467

In the great cardinal principles of Broadway, Brooklyn, told her paying

bhn Order Prieiidsliip, Love and guests Saturday that there would bc

' Truth is to be found subiects for a leg of lamb, with mince sauce, for

earnest and careful consideration, and dinner Sunday they wete pleased, It if applied to the lives of the mem- happens that Mrs Jones’ boarding

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bers must bring about the greatfrit

satisfaction to all. Friendship is the irientls in which thc boarders' tastes klndlyattschment to a person or be- agree. The five boarders said they

could hardly wait for Sunday night

esteem and good will. There can bc|to come, so anxious were they to

tween persons arising from mutual

no friendship without conduct and no confldencv, without inte rity. Friend

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ship means more than a handshake tory smilcis lighting up their viaages and a pleasant greeting, It should the boarders saw the lamb carried in

f and the widows and orphans of tl

- ` the Maritiine l’ro\'incrs.

trbuve the standard,

lililll U' LAMB, ltT‘IAll\' '

(New York Herald, April 19.)

house is one of those rare establish

partake of the lamb. _

Seated at the table with anticipa

A Quality Sli of Dress Goods

and Suitings

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goods. We know that in int can’t -give you one I it beue

you know as well us we do that ford ,tp und:-xscll the city stores i

Tl,

This showing of dress good

spring _-liades and patterns are f senfedinfhis showing., Let us

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_tioun-mp the e'tg.»nce of this show- ing 1-f elegant suilings and dress `

than you can see right liere. Then

md make llie same profit, because our ex- penses are nolliiug compared w pensea Tliiuk of the difference in rents, light, hflp :infl living t-xpensesnnd ask your- S:ll if you ale not entitled to the saviiig.

co np.elensive showing of all the newest sp iuz ideas in sui'iugs, dress woods, linen 4 suilings, repps, zepbers. Tne popular ~

these goods-no trouble at all. Drop in now.

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keeper," by so doing it has been suc- perial virtue. It means comforinity

‘to rule, cxactiress, close corrtspoml-

_ ‘ence with examplepexactly in accriril-

_this isdinonition, which is proven ance with protences. This motto daily by the uxaniple this order sets ‘of the Order commands that t-ur

‘lives may shine out iiszin exaniplr, of Tthe truth and fidelity wc are taught

ings to the practical work,we cannot

inentle- of human sympathy. untiliiiut become impressed with the great

work being accomplished by this

ar expanse of universal brotherhood, ‘grand institution, ` The total amount \ It was this that brought out the paid out in relief from 1819 tu 1910

finer traits in the character of .lona~ amounts to $129,624,935, the nunrhcr

than, when he offered his life in de- ofxmembers relieved in the snnie pci' fenm of principle and the .:liephard,iu was 4,12-l.:'»R.'>, nnd the number of

if co, Mmiiagu§\,,

Sunday night. It wal flanked hy new potatoes, new asparagus and other aubsfdiary dishes. and it looked very tempting-very tem ting, indeed.

Mrs Jones lifted) n knife daintily

and prepared to npportion the delic- acy among the hungry boarders. As she held the knife over the lamb the lamb exploded-blew up like a Black Hand bomb. One of the flying frag- ments hit. the new white waist-coat one of the boarders wore for the first time. 'A cross section landed on a new spring gown. The rest of it went all over the place. There was zo salvage Mid Mrs Jones was dis- tressed beyond expression.

Yesterday she caused the arrest ol

David Kahn, a butcher. of No 1,421 Broadway. from whom she bought the lamb. She bold Magistrate Har- ‘ris Kahn has given hex the money ‘hack and she had given him the .\-recliage of the lamb. Magistrate Harrie, who does not think explosive legs of lamb should be sold, held the _-iutcher in $500 bail for hearing to morrow.

The boarders who were present at

:he proving grounds when the lamb ‘slew up will testify they think the eg of lamb wks kept somewhere tt-ci ong before it was sold to Mrs. Jones.

V PROFIT IN PIn`.\`.\'IES.

A remarkable thing about the

linited States coining» system, is that the Government loses money in coin- rng gold, Lut makes a big profit On pennies. In a ton dollar gold piece there is exactly ten dollars worth ol sold, and ten per cent of copper,put tliare to harden the precious metal, To this must be added the cost of minting. A 'silver piece is about half prodt. The penny pays best of all.

The copper blanks are bought by

the car load from a firm at Water- bury, Conn., which has n contract to -upply tfaem at the rate of $7,300 nn' million. That means that the Gov =rnment obtains for seven and three tenths cents the copper 'nlanksfor a dollar's worth of pennies.

What becomes of the millions of

pennies coined every year is a mys fery. To supply the demand tht Philadelphia Mint must be Kept turn- _ng out new ones at the rate of 4,'- \00,000 a month.

ON MAKING A !\`E\\`SPAI'l-IR.

‘.\len who make newspapers some times believe that their _prffession is an exacting une. They arc wrong, it is the simplest calling, Making a newspaper is an easy trick. Anybody can do it. _

A lawyer with only adiploma and

ti brass sign, who would lose a suit nven ff the other side was ready tt confess a judgment will tell you hon to run a newspaper. .4 physician, u-lio would srrfd his patient to thi lmorgue before the prescription haf been filled will' know all the fine points of making a newspaper. Ar. actor who never earned any cotliei' plaullit than ii soft tomato will givt instructioiis in handling thc wurlll'¢ nt-ws. Any old lady 'who knows en eugh to get oil a strfft car back- \\'urds, has positive opinit us on tbs- press, Even a society person wln never paid anything but a call or

_ made anything but a visit or did any

thing but ti tailor, knows litiw stun ill those men tirc who write 'stories' edit 'copy,’ wrestle with 'heads' that wnn't fit, and get the newspaper out on time.

One reason for the universality ol

perfectiofi in this trade, among those w-hti do not work at it, is that every body has been employed in it. It is a most unusual thing to meet anlai. wlio, when the occasion seems ripe will not say ‘I used to be a news paper man myself." Every time a man works his county editor for_n puff on thc strength of a big pump- kin, he graduates in jourunlism.When he writes n "piese" for the 'Squash Counffv (*1arion,' -‘about ri most en- joyable cntertainme-nt' he completed his post-graduate course in newspa- per work, and when he writes a com- munication on both sides of the pa- per to the-nditor he becomes a thirt- third degree member of the Tribe of Scribe.

That so many men have abandoned

literature for *the law, medicine and other easy walks of life Simply shows that many m-en would rather fall in one thing than another.-Washington Star.

MARK TWAIN LEFT

OVER A MILLION;

T ALL TO DAUGH'l`l~IIl,

REDDING, (‘t., April 24-It be-

came known today that all the pro- perty of Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain), with the exception of u few minor bequests to some iutivnate `friends, will go to his daughter, Clara, the wife of the Russian plan- ist, Osslp Gabrilowitsch. Mr. (Tiem- ens made this disposition nf his pro- perty following the sudden death of his daughter, Jean Clemens, Dec. 24, ' 1909.

It is stated that Mrs. Gahril.»\"it-

sch and her husband will occupy Stormfield, the writer's home liert-, during the coming summer, 1111.1 tim; the eventual disposition of thc pi.,- Derty has not as yet been decided upon. ' V Owing to the royalties he reccivml , nn his books, Mr. Clemens died wrnl- ; thy. and an estimate made totlnv bv a member of Harper & Bros, his pub- lishers for the last ten years, pint-1-,.1 his fortune at more than $l,000,uli|),

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PEOPLE WBO THINK

Thinkinz people do not en-

trust their eyes to the hands of '~‘~‘~"‘”‘f~“‘j Are vnu among those who think? Perhaps you no i.o..iaror an operation. Of _course not. no one does. liut it is not always wha* we like fn

. dn, it is what necessity compels ufrlf d°' u 1 1 _ e reme r or nn eye-da ect

LASBM8

is . 'Fo neglect attending tu an eye errorls sm-gplv wasting vision that y_ou mirrht save. _ Don t deceive yourself. today is the day. Eye defect remedied. head-

aches relieved.

hxnminntion free.

Silveraton Q lllpsfein Du or orrics

|68 Queen t t. Charlottetown

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erica: “The people have recognized their true foe in tuberculosis’ and are stirring to the combat throughout the civilized world." This is because enlightened men and women through- out the civilized world are beginning to appreciate thr. full significance of Past'2ur`s words:-"It is within the power of man to cause all germ die ease to disappear from the earth."

The striking thing about tubercul-

osis is that while scientists havc. ;-:nown for n. quarter of n century how to cope with it,-and indeed a few of our larger cities have been success fully coping with it for the past tw- enty years.-neverthr,less the “civfliz ed world" has only just begun to' stir itself to a systematic combat. Already, however, in the way of edu- :ation great strides have been made. He would be held an ignorant person who should learn now for the ‘first time that tuberculosis is a communi cable, and therefore a preventable, disease, and that in most cases if properly treated in the early stage.,-_ it is curahle. At least, it is reason- ably certain that there are compar- atlvely few people in New York State to-day who could not “back

>ssential facts about tuberculosis:

Tuberculosis for* consumption 1

causes more deaths than any other single disease.

In the civilized world there are

not less than n million deaths each rear,-or two a minute,-which are duo to this disease; in the United States this scourge cl-aims no lens than 200,000, of our citizens annually, and in the Empire State we scarilice to it an average of 16,000 lives each vear, or one every thirty minutes.

One-third of all who die between

the ages of fifteen and forty-five,just qt the time when they are repaying to society their debt for nurture nntl education, dic of tuberculosis.

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Hubby-"What beautiful yellow hair your friend Mrs. Coitt has. Is it M. tlrely natural?" \\ffey--"Yes-it'5 the nut",-al resmq. of peroxide."

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Trinidad Elec 90

B. T. ir. 1'-Oliver 79; Baltimore

Reading

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The Ingenue-"Did YU" 3°,” 1”” nights Pavvf- _ _ . critic spoke of me as a 'dainty llillf? flower face.' " V ,, The Soiibrettc-"Flour-lace. toil you not' to use so mlwll ll0f“" “

your make-up." _

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UNITED STATES

-_ TU lE0ll`THlll Elllll

"'It is only a matter of months lic-

fore the United States will again as- sume political control of the Island of Cuba.

This is the firm conviction of Tho-

mas Henry, traffic manager of the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Co., who has just retnmed from Hu- vana, where he attended the annual meeting of the American Association ofV General Passenger and Ticket Agents.

“Political unrest is everywhere evi-

dent througinout the Island," said Mr Henry- to n representative of The Star today. “A break between the two factions which compose the pre- sent government is imminent and will, in all iirobability, result in Am- erican interference, The coalition, which was brought about just previ- ous to last elections, and which re- sumed ln the presidency, will not hold together much longer, owing to the great dissatisfaction of the vice- presidenfinl party over tlic question of soils. _

“The best element on the Island

wovlld welcome American interfer- ence," Mr Henry went on. ,"A prom- inent Cuban business man said to me in Havana: “The people here are “Ut fit I0 Eovern theniselves mid thc best thing possible for (`uba is I,`iii- ted States' sovereignty! "

“The m-ass of people, however,

evince little love for Americans and their ways, whereas a Spanish Don of the most modern pretensions is received with open arms, and Sipan- ish customs are everywhere cherished, This is not surprising when one re. members that there are more Spani-

HARITIME BEUURI'l`IEB.

ADril 22, 1910.

Quotations furnished by J. C. McIn-

tosh & (Jo, Exchange Building, 1-1n|1_ fu. N. S.

BANKS.

Ask. Bid.

British .... .. ,_ NOVA Scotia New Ilrunswick R0Yal .......... ._ U0i0l1 of Halifax

MISCELLANEOUS.

152 147 285 282 275 270

232

235 178 175

Acadia Fire. ..... .... .. 125 120 Acadia Sugar pfd _,_,,....103 101 Do. Ord .......... .. 65 60 Brandram-Henderson coin . 23 20 East Can. Sav. & Loan ____ _,141 133 Eastern Trust 155 150 Halifax Fire 102 '99 N. S. 'I‘£?l8Dh0ne......... 116 ll-4 N. B. Telephone 103 99 Stanfields pfd, . ...104 101 Do. Com. 31; 34 Trinidad Elec. I'

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BONDS.

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Acadia Sugar ............ 103 Brandram-Henderson 100 Halifax Tram. ....... .. 102 N. S. Steel lst Mor. 5s......_,_100

Do Debenture Stock......... 101

Robb 1st Mort 93 Porto Rico ...., . 85 Stanflelds 103

101 97 99

84 100 'J4

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NEW YORK. April 2$'i-(Spccial.)-

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are especially designed to

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I I land than Cubans '~ I"

A nmri-i avanv _ ‘ - mi. on the s '_

'ri»im'rv saoonns. its or these wnsifiei-st1ona.i.nw.

IP th destiny- of the republic

.-N9 Uncand for Tubereulcafs in am H em.” w ,mpnmhd event strongly towards absorption

New “wk state in 1915!". blood or low. run-down indltlon of the 2° ribs, United States."

This is the wanchword in the cam- me ¢ and dll¢0\l“¥m¥~ y°'Wb in Havana I met Dr. Kirk-

_ system, is hu nsom , en

paign lor the prevention of tubercnl Domumt ,,p'm, “Id” m,g¢|,bn|uik» ,,“,.,ck_ Canadian Trade Colpirtnlxme

' ` 1920" is the hope, writes J. ¢ ,

(As.lsKli!hR€burY in the American Re- H°°d°' s"°°P"m“ 'meh "mov" n ur ner to CTI 'lisaifodgirzzea air am-.' view of Reviews for April. How the l1°__°'»h°‘ "“°‘“°\“° dm" ~ nd me Dorfn funds with the Island, and

people of the Empire State have ral- LM! BPFUIK. being run dp\\‘;‘e,;\ng mint 0 l` V _ V,Vw,,,,, ,.ea,.1y_ , . _ V . _ _ _ . , - _ . 11 h this was gl - _ lied for the fight against this din- having adblgidi :gud awt;rri,iel<‘>:11 w ,hike iélsnpriis was handmapped by th? mgh_

ease in almost every city, vill.ag¢_ I wap a 4 _ one _ _ _ “mth that and hamlet in that comnionwcalth §o'1¢:g_s,§:i`;-`.:ialpl»;rlIl,l_.=i, §Irci,f:igs;i.aa,t;ube,_ er tariffh_f|;teSe:;na;*;)§,§_`;gninst the in the short space of two Years is a ter than ci-ei-,~. john Knife, 4ST Pull _those ,ic the United Smtel The story that will doubtless be of gen- Man St., London, Oni. V lmpoftl’ fom d0,,,,u,d1y control the eral interest for the crusade against Get it todui. Sol-1 hy ull drusililf American:-,Culga thm“g'h the prefer. consmnption is not confined tc- the ever:'\\'h€'f°° w°.D°SeS $1' trade DT in on ber markets by limit~s of any state or of any nation. 0"" me? “ ta _ - _ our ex.”

- - '- ---' of the lower duties. |

ln the words of Prof. W. H. Welch, \ reason we Island are made up of John Hopkins University, the SO MEAN. 4 port; 0,l0sh,pmen,_s of potatoes andl

leader of scientific medicine in Am- \?g§“YSl_ot,a schooners do aubig

business in this branch of trttdt-,_

“Nearly all the Cuban rnilw;1Y=::5

,ww laid with heavy steel rais Ui? they are well maintained. 8? 8 li

ral rule most of the cars lieézlgdfilféigl

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llnbbi Glazcr was in thi- uiidllc of

his .serninn when lic noticed f|'\n1 fl.e pulpit that tl.c floor wus irtiiiig flown He irtniuefl his pi'cst-lice ol ~nin<l rind, stopping bis n<ltli‘e,<s, fold flic coiigregntinii tbcre wus dnnizcr. ily this time many in the synagogue had felt thc floor giving way and there wns imminent llniigcr of ai panic.

llubbi Glnzer, liowevcr, kept con-

trol of the situation mul rnllcd upon the congregation to lcavc qu'l1~f.ly, first one side and their thc other, :ind then the center isle. He himself re- mained in tlic pulpit tlircrting the movcment, despite the furt. that it looked as tho the floor might go through any moment, and was the ‘last to leave thc building. It wns only owing to the rnbbi's courage and presence of mind tliut ii disas- trous panic was avoided.

The. synagogue was only built

Biillitcen months ago mid is ii hund- somc stone edifice. It is supposed the collapse of the floor wus mused bv uver~crowding. `

AMUSING STORY

OF BEAR WRESTLER

A Chicago despatch says: The

\vorltl's weltcrweight champion bear story was thrust forcibly upon C5- De Vry, head keeper of the Lincoln Park Zoo, a few days ago. It came by mail, und, after attempting to assi-

Mr De Vry, in which lit. stated that, from observation, he came to believe the bear s more intellectual beast than the lauded monkey. _ _

The amazing mfesive, dated from

Niles (Mich.) follows: \ .V

“Mr Cy-` De Vry: Dear Sir,-1 ine

that you, in s lecture, claim for _,the bear a higher grads-of intelligence than that of the monkey. V ,

"I have long heldthia opinian QW. sell, and in several ways I have -felt myself confirmed by this conclusion,

"Some years ago I was one of the

early settlers in Orange county (Fla.), and my 'shack' was on the edge of the thick pine woods. I was working twenty acres, and had an outfit about like the usual 'cracker' --a small field ohcorn and two pigs, mostly shoats. One of them w‘as.fat and slick, but t'other was lpan nm; hungry, and I couldn't get him fat, One night in September I was awak_ ened by squeals and growls, and hm-_ ried to my pig pen,. only to find that the lean and hungry sho'at had V lost its mate, and by daylight I saw by the tracks that a bear had annexed in the thick woods; "I laid in wait for Mr' Bear for

several nights with only an gr-my Springfield musket, heavily loaded, but no further trouble ensued for snmc two weeks. The bear than paid me a second visit, and, much to my disgust, I was left piglesa and shoat- lcss. ' “The third night after finding my-

self in this precarious condition I was awakened by the growls of Tlge, my faithful coon dog, and. stealing cautiously from my humble abode, I saw a shadowy form in corn patch, and lic-ami the rustling of the stocks. lt was ii large black bear. Overcome by curiosity, I watched to see what Mr. Bear was hunting for, knowing thut he was not fond of corn. The nioon was full, and it was almostas light as day. The bear separated n good armful of stnlks, the corfn not having been liusked, and tucked it well under his arm, and took- up ii pumpkin, which be balanced on his henll and held it there by one paw, Then, rising to his hind feet (legs or paws), he started for his home. My

,viii-io.-:ity was so great that I follow- »-ll him carefully, and full of wonder. ` "After about two miles and a half flu- arrived at it ravine, where lie had in pt-n, in \vlii<'li was my pig, and the new proprietor uf the pig proceeded to fied him pnrt nf thu corn and puriipkin, while I looked on with muutli and eyes wide open.

"The bear rested his elbows on the

fence and looked at the pig, seeming- ly with great siitislactioii, an near an l could tell, as l was distant some eight ui' ten rods. The beiir was fat~ toning that pig. I was 50 impressed with the evident intelligence of the lwnr. and so much astonished, that I had not the heart to blaze away nf him with the old niusket, though I lun! it pointed his way, so that in rust- lic licnrd me I could shoot, for l fclf sure that if l was discovered i ,`\v¢\.~‘ lost.

"Yours,

"lill.i. MON'I‘(lOMBR\’."

$100 Reward $100

The i'|-:\tlt~rsuftliis paper will be lgnged

l,v_» lr-_urn fhaif fli_s-re is :it lensl. one d)rended 5 is~~.i:5¢- flinl scit-lic,-liar-1 bt-cn able to cure 'D "H Hs »<,t1\|:1~_s.n|u thin is L'-at»rrh.liull's Luiurrh Lure is thc u_nl_v positive cure now known to flie mg-rl|<~ul fratt-rnity.Cn1- :irijli beingauconstifiilioiiiil disease. re~ 'sixties :i i-tinstitiitioiiiil trmiliiit-nt. Hall'u (',af:irrl| (`urs- is luken inlernnlly iicting directly. upon flwliluotl und iiiucoun sur- fzivvs ul flu- s_v.~:l¢-iii. thereby destroying the luiiinlufitni of the disease. and giving ¥|\¢‘ l>=gti¢-:Vit _-ati-t-rurth b_v buildingu the gzriiir-il|_fiiVlioii ;i,nVrlV nssistiiii; nature du- ll!!! _\\_ork_. ,lhe l>l'op|‘ietors have su mut_if.iil|\ in its curiiliv.. powers th" UW! ofiuijllnig Huntlri-,tl Dollars for any ca.-1-_ thnf_it mil;- to cure. Send for list of ltnstiiiiuninls.

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T WF are giving frte with every dish | of ice cream a delicious sugar wafer. lou will hnvc to call to realize tha

milate its monstrous details, Mr Dc ‘YY “QW to the metropolitan section for relief and succor.

'llherwritcr of this zoologicnl Cam.

pult, it seems, was prompted to do so by a lc-cturc recently delivered by

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