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world on receipt of One Dollar. Address EDWIN B. GILES COM paiiy, 2330 and 2332 Market Street Philadelphia. Mi correspondence strictly confi- POLYGAMOUS MONKEY PACKS, of consijled l)y the vic'forions males. Now, tliese battles jto the fields and orchards of the coiiii- itry, ami often prove a positive I to people, for thoug-h Monkeys in India are an.

unmitigated 11 seldom aMack men. woe to the liick- nuisance, especially in the country, liless one who Troops of the SimianH in BeiiKal Jon- Klea Arc Broken I'p by Trap- plnar the Leader. have often oome across in the jungles adjoining the villages of northern Bengal whole troops of them, whose depredations in fields and orchards were the despair of the unfortunate villagers, say.s a writer in the Strand. These 'tnoops always consist of one huge male and about 100 females. The fact is, when a little monkey is born in the pack, it is to live if a female, but insiantly killed the father if it to be a male.

The mother, however, sometime.s manages hide the one until he is able to get about, and then sends him away before the big male c-atch-cs sight of him. In this way it often happens that individual males are to be found living by themselves in single blessed- ventures to ecmie near them in their deadly struggle. Moreover, when pre by hunger, these Ipaeks lire not to be trifled with. Vou not mind even the damaigo done to your orchard by hundreds of monkeys gobbling up everything they can lay their hands on. but i't is qiille a dif- i in ferent matter when have to shut your doors and and stay in days at a time because of the.

army outside. Consequently, the object of the natives is to break up these packs by capturing their leaders. Killing is against the dictates of conscience, but is not. especially as the monkey is iil in a short time, as will appear when a pack is about, the natives employ 1 he follow- ness. getting of solitude ing method: Close to an orchard a after a time, and perhaps believing in of level is selected aiu! a liole dug union as a source of stren'gth, these in it.

about two feet and six or eight bachelors often jointogether and form inches iii diameter. A noose is ninde at a pack of their sort of club. one end of a long, stont cord Then the fun begins. They want i placed over the mouth of the hole. The naturally.

But how are cord passed through a or they to get thcni? Will tlie female monkeys of the couo'try beLong to the harem of some big brute or other. Clearly, the only solution is to attack such a harem, kill the gotha (tlje aforesaid big brute), and then divide the spoils. So an uH imatum is sent and rejected. is declared. Thebattle fs a fierce one and often lasts several days.

The party attacking always tries to retreat, and often traverses several jungles, fields and even villages. But the pursuit is hK)t and vigorous, and a.t last a stand has to be in a vilage green or eveti an orchard of some country mansion. Tn the actual fight the females generally remain faithful to their lord and master and him fiercely against his numerous assailants. But the result is a foregone conclusion, and the sev- Chilton has the distinction of harw boring within its braits the oldest resident of Calumet county and a direct descendant of Kingj Philip, of colonial fame. The psrson who lays claims to this royal is Mrs.

Catherine a fall-blooded Nyantic Indian woman, jsays the Evening Wisconslp. She is of very great age, )robably about 90 years, although some declare that she has passed the century mark. She is certainly what she claims, a descendant of the great Indian sachem, and a genealogy of her family from the time of Ninegret, the chief of the Nyantics, and son-in-law of Philip, corroborates her assejrtion. In her own words it is thus: "Ninegret had, among other children, a son named Charles Augustus, who in turn had a son styled by his people as Great Harry. Great Harry had a son named Christopher, who was the father of A second Christopher and a daughter named Catherine, who was my grandmotner.

Catherine was my fatlier's mother, and her brother Christopher liiul two children, Augu.stus aiul Mary, the latter being my mother. i am a descendant of son-in-law of I'hili)). on boili niy I'at Iter's and iny tiiotJier's side, aiul (jnently 1 claim an undoiibti-d rclat ioTiship to Xiiicirrct." It (jb-cpved that she is descended not froiii a son of Philif). but from J.is As the descexidtint of Ninegret. she is one of the few chiiniants to a larsre tract of liind reserved by him about the time of Kitig war.

One portion of this reservation was thirty miles of water frontage, ten rods above high-water mark. There his people might fish undistrubed. and that Ninegret exercised wi.sdom and foresight in the selection of his reservation is apparent from the fact that the site is now by one of the largest and most fashionable summer resorts in the Kast. King Philip 's war. so destructive to the Narrangansetts.

left the remaining few of the tribe homeless and destitute, and Ninegret, seeing the distress of his kiiisnuMi. allowed them to settle upon his land. Here undisturbed, the remnant of Philip 's i people increa.sed to such an extent sc. was forced to invoke the aid of the state in removing them. Soon, however, Ninegret died, and his followers left the reservation.

Thus the Narragansetts, returning, took complete possession, and eventually sold the land. Still, the descendant of Ninegret were the real claimants, and Mrs. Stanton, believing herself to be the sole heir, communicated with the Khode Island authorities, with the result that she wtis offered the of on condition that she relinquish all claims to tne land. As it chanced, however, other and nearer heirs sprang up, and they, objecting to such a disposition of the property, appealed to the national government. If their claim is allowed, as in all jirobability it will be, the old lady will come into possession of a fortune befitting lier lip.gage.

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JAPHET VETERINARY SU6E0N AND DENTIST THIRTY yCARS- EXPERIENCE diess horses teetb and treat all eral widows, after a short period of. willy-nilly to the tree, where the pul- manifested hy ley or ring is attached. Then the Jiid- ing' shiknri comes forth, and. the'cord held tigKt in his hand, bind the iinfor- 1 tunate rtionkey and fast, all but The pulley or ring is introduced not merely to bind the monkey to jthe tree, but also because it would be jhighly dang-erous to drag the infu- rialted brute right up to a person. The monkey, however is.

not killed. Instead, thej- lather his head arid face, no especial care being taken in selecting the finest soap or the purest water. Thje operation is an interesting one and a source of great amusement; to to ihe bv.standers. The monkev. however, dodges his head about, only to get a good of soap iti his eyes and ring attached to a tree to the house atid the other end held some distance away by a concealed The noose and about ten or fifteen feet of the cord are covered with sancl.

Then her familv on the reser- a nice, temptinghanana is placed in the receiving no.t onlA' the oom- hole. arid a number of rotten covered, however, with fresh entered a Xew York Siigh school are strewn all over the ground. I Indians as well. hen the pack comes, the female's her vouthful days, among her peo- are too shy to venture out into the they had already felt the touch open near the hotise. but the big civilization, gotha is a brave fellow.

He sees the on the ground, leaps down, takes upone, throws it away in functions then another, with the same result. Suddenly he notices the nic- tempting one in the holf, and plunges his arm in. Imniediately the cord is pulled, the noose faiitened on the arm close to the shoulder, and the monkey dragged AGE NO BAR Everybody in 161a is Eligible. Old people stooped with suffering, Middle age, courageoiusly fighting, Youth protesting impatiently; Children unable to exjplain: Baby crying, can't tejl why. All injmisery from their kidneys.

Only a little backache first. Comes when you catch a cold. Or when you strain the back. Backache is the first step of kidney trouble. complications follow.

mouth, pecially all over aiid the cords cutting into his body every say nothing of the personal remarks and the highlyad- jjectival language of the I He I submits to his fate with eastern Missionaries had come among them, churches, singing schools, pra3'er -Tneetings and social of various kinds were common. The day of the wild, utterly untaught savage had passed, and, although many of the customs were still extant, the native languagre and had practically disappeared. leaving school, Mrs. Stan'ton, or Catherine Ross, as. her name then was, entered the service of a daughter of SenatorDick.son as housekeeper, in which capacity she remained until her employer left for Returning to her home among the Indians, she married Cato Stanton in immigrating the following 3-ear to what is now the city of Canton, in Wisconsin.

It was in 1843, that they arrived at their new home and erected a rude dwelling of logs 3lose to the north bank of the Manitowoc river. There, alone in the barren, desolate waste of forest, miles awaj' from any settlement, and not even the pudiment -s of a path to guide them, they lived through that first winter. Ballard's Feed Is the place for bargains. Feed, Cured Meats, Butter, Eggs. Seed Potatoes.

The High Intent Flour 90 cents a sack. Come and see me. THE VERHONI MARBLE AND GRANITE PRKS Have moved into their new shop on West Street in aboiil ten days with a new and complete line of Monuments, and will be prepared to fill all orders for decorative work. Urinary disorders, diabetes, Bright's i stoicism. His head is shaved clean as a disease.

billjiard liiill. and then his face as Dean's Kidney Pills cure backache. weljl. nice sniooth. like a baby's.

Cure everv form of kid ills. i Thtjn let him go. lint. alas, such Plenty of that this is so. Mrs.

C. E. Price, of 523 south more street, says: "Sometime before I noticed Doan's Kidney Pills ajjver- lised in lola my little boy had been complaining of his back and 1 had 1.3 iQjiujies and tCMt AT DAVIS' LlVERV SOUTH OF SQUARE. NO 101 BARN also had fsymptoms of kidney complaint. Going to C.

B. Spencer drug store for a box I gave them to the child and a few doses relieved him. The treatment toned up my system and I have been in excellent health lately as a consequence." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents a box. Buffalo.

N. sole agents for the United States. I Remember. the taiie 00 Other. subsisting mainly upon ungroundcorn Then he has enough of it.

es- i potatoes, for no mill was anywhere Ss he feels dreadfully acihy i 1 In the spring Mr. Stanton, with the help of men brought from Brotherton, erected a small grist mill, a temporary and indifferent affair, though it enabled them to supply flour for tlrem- selves and settlers that came in the next few: years. For some time their log cabin was the o'uly dwelling between Manitowoc and Brotherton, and often parties going througli wotfld stop there, aiul to the eternal credit of these two mem- of an outcast and despised race be it said that never was a nian turned from the door, wnether he was rich or poor, good or bad. Mrs. Stanton is remarkably keen nnd alert for one of her advanced age.

Site in possessed of more than the iiverage intelligence, and that her education wan not neglected her conversation Hvply attests, Mr. Stanton died many years ago; and not ago her.sble remaining child, a son, died, leaving, her alone, one of the remnant of a people that once ruled the great land of the west. have him; now that his beauty has goue. disown him eoinplelely. cut him fit'-ad.

Nay. they drive h.im froiH the pack with contumely, with the ends of their t'ails in the absence of dbmestic broomsticks. And thus being without a leader the pack is Soon broken up. Too Slow. A scientist has figured it out that it requires ohe-fortieth of a stcond to 1 wink.

is altogether too slow shut off this small boy when he to telt something that he sbnuld not I A doth too much Beneath-auapliiion natm, If he ftunr. )t plain. I bfyc We have added a News Stand to our Baker7 and Restaurant and can at all times supply you with the latest Newspapers and Periodicals. Ptajisc Kmrny, One has die to Atlanta AMERICA'S REPUBLICAN EDITORIALLY FEARLESS. CONSISTENTLY REPUBLICAN-ALWAYS.

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