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30, Thursday

DAILY EXAMINER,

THE KING SNAKE,

DOES HARM TO NO ONE, BUT KILLS POISON REPTILES.

Rattlers and Copperheads Are the Prey He Loves to Tackle—He Eats a Mouse or a Toad After Each Battle to Prepare

Him For the Next Encounter.

The distant murmur of the waterfall, che bum of the bees among the flowers, nade feel lazy, and, aside my fishing rod, 1 stretched the soft spring grass under a weeping and watched the blue, cloud specked sky. I had almost fallen asleep when I was aroused by a voice inquir- ing, ‘‘Kotched enny fish, mister?’

Looking up, I saw a typical moun- jaineer and assured him I had not.

‘*] say, mister, this here is a power- ful bad kentry fur snakes. One bit Jim Sloan’s bay mare last night, an week afore last another bit Sally Milligan. Some on ’em air powerful pizen, spe- cially the rattlers an coppers, an that ‘minds me, ef I wuz yerself, I'd move a little further from that ’ere copper. He ain’t zactly perty to look at, an ef ye wuz torile ‘im with yer boot he mout git vicious.’’

Long before that speech had ended I bad turned a somesault backward, which caused the mountaineer a great deal of genuine pleasure to behold. I was about to exterminate the big, sluggish reptile with a stick that I had seized when my companion asked me to wait a few mo- ments, as a king might come along.

Not exactly understanding whether he expected a person of that name and failing to see what that event had to do with my laudable desire to smash the big, ugly thing that had presumed to take my leg for a pillow, I asked him for an explanation.

‘‘ Air it possible yer town folks dunno what aking air? Why, a king air the boss snake uv the wocds. He don’t do po harm to nuthin, ’ceptin snakes, an be don’t pester them as hain’t pizen. But be do love a copper an a rattler, which is the wurst snakes uv these dig- gin’s, an be’s death on ’em.

‘*T’other day 1 wuz gwine long a old road, an al) uv asudden I heerd a singin as though a camp meetin had just tuck in. 1 kpowed it wuza rattler, an lookin round I saw him on a knoll, an a pow- erful big un he wuz. He wuz quilled up like a corkscrew, an his rattles wuz a-makin the air jingle. But at first I couldn’t ’scover the cause, an I knowed arattler never got ready fur business fur nothin. Presently I seed the grass a-swayiv an a-bendin, an then the rat- tler, he gets nervius an skeered, an un- quillin bisself be made a break to run.

‘*But it wuz too late, fur on came the king | likea hurricans, an laa" hisself

laying myself on

me

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THE EXAMINER “CALENDAR

es

For June,

MOON’S CHANGES.

1898.

4th day, Full Moon. llth day, Last Quarter.

18th day, New Moon. 26th day, First Quarter.

a High Water. Sun “3 Dayo: We’k —— —

Q Morn.| Aft. Rises.! Sets. 1 Wodase ay| 9 15/10 20 |3 34 7 3] 2 Thursday S Sr a he 1. oe 31 3 Friday 10 33 ‘(12 10 | 53 32 Saturday 1110/1 00 53 33 5 Sunday 11 49 | 52 34 6 Monday 1 50 /12 35 52 35 7 Tuesday 29112 51 35 8 Wednesday 3 28 | 226, 51 36 9 Thursday ‘MuUisa 51 37 10 Friday 5 09 4 47 51 37 11 Saturday 600 6 03 50 38 12 Sunday 650;716; SO 29 13 Monday 739'38XR; 3 40 14 Tuesday §27:941; 40 15 Wednesday’ 9 12 10 46, 50 40 16 Thursday 9 48 11 35 50 Al 17 Friday 10 22,1216] SO | 4) 18 Saturday 10 56 12 55 50 4? 19 Sunday 11 34 50 42

29 Monday 1 321215 | $0 | 45

21 Tuesday 2 07 (12 58 Sil 42

* Wednesday S43 i: a 42

Thi ursday 3 16.231 51 43

24 3 Frid ay 3 $3 | 3 22 51 43

25|Saturday 432; 410 52 43 6 Sunday $M 5 07 52 43

27|Monday § 5416141 5$3 43

28) Tuesday 638' 735 53 43

29;Wednesday 7 24 8 50 54 >

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just aheazd the rattler showed him his

jig wuz up. Seein he couldu’t ’scape, the rattler quilled ag’in an showed fight. The king, be commerced to run ]

round his inimy in a wide circle, the tattler watcbin, lickin out his tongue an makin his rattle sing like a banjer. Closer an closer the king drawed his circle as he dashed round until he wuzn’t more’n three feet from the ini- my.

‘Then the rattler, thinkin he saw the Jast chow to save his bacon, made a powerful spiteful lunge at the king, an thar is whar he slipped up, fur the king he dodged, an quicker’n gunpow- der wuz on to the rattler. Thar wuzn’t nothin but a ball uv snakes in sight fur a few minutes as they fought an tus- sled over the grass, but arter a little I could see the red an black striped king wound round the big rattler just like @ grapevine on a tree.

‘‘Then I seed the king hold ’im by the back uv the neck, an I could sear bim crusbin the rattler as be tightened on him. It wuz all over in half an hour, an the king, unwindin hisself from his victim, got behind an waited fur ten minutes.) Then he crept up an put bis nose on the rattler’s to see if be wuz breathin. Ye see, other snakes know the king an sometimes possum on him by pretendin to be dead.

‘*But the rattler wuz shore ‘nuff gone, an when the king wuz satisfied uv this be crawled in a old stump hole an presently came out with a mouse’s tail siickin out his mouf. But he soon swallowed the mcuse, an, wipin his nose ob the grass, went off sarchin for more trouble. A king allers eats a-‘rat ora toad after a tight to make him strong tur the next un.

‘*An now, mister, I could tell ye a powerful lot more’n that, fur [ knows suakes, Ido, but I’ll help ye kill the copper, which mout not meet a kixrg until he bites some un ef we didn’t, an then I must hurry on after my oxen, what I wuz huntin when I seed that varmint a-tryin to go to sleep with yerseif.’’—Philadelphia Times.

Cleanliness.

One of the most important factors in maintaining health in good order is cleanliness. It is comprised in measures that tend to keep the organs clean and in proper order to perform all their functions. The cleanliness of the skin and the air (purity of the air) that we kreathe in are essential for the proper keeping of one’s health. Any impurities that are taken in breathing find their way to the blood, and thus serve so inany centers of d:- <a and are the cause of many in. ‘ous diseases. Again, if the skin is un. ' *opt clean the impurities that are tv secreted are unduly accumulated in tiu blood and tend to give rise to severe and often dangerous disorders, such as skin dis- eases and blood poisoning. —New York Ledger.

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Mary—Yes, it bas. I ain’t tall enough to louk on ths top of my bead.— New York Tribune.

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Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste, So'd by drugzisis in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value ie incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mra. Wiaslow’s Soothing Syr ap, and take no o'her kind.

We are now «ioing business in the store formerly occupied by Miller Bros. We wanttosre every one in need of good crockery. Call and see us in the Cheap China Store.—W P Colwill.

TENDERS.

TENDERS for catering

to Creseents | Sportson C. A. A.

A. grounds,

Dominion Day

Willi be received by the uad>rsigaed up to Monday, 13th day of June, at 10 p- m.

W. L. HARVIE,

Secretary.

Testh-a- Should be brushed - thoroughly, care- fully, regularly, then can the owner de- tect readily aod more easily, in its inciep- ient stage, ‘the deadly decay which soonmr or later attacks nearly ev ervbody’ & teeth, When you discover tho-e cavaties don’t delay, but corie at once and have them | filled at Sunnyside Dental Parlors.

Cairns hicFraayen

Kent Street. Chtown —=—=e—~

If You Have Books —~ oy

a convenient recep'ac’e for them is a'most a necessity. and soiled in a short t me if not properly cared for.

We Have Some More

Books get dusty

This new lot

of thote pretty Book Cuisee, which were formerly $5.70. marked at $0.25.

JOHN NEWSON,

ellers of good Furniture

| DR. AYERS

Patnless Extraction of Teeth,

trangers to poor Furniture.

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