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Western Star, Issue 1354, 15 May 1889, Page 2

TCvHfutlv there is something in poultry-fancying One nF the chief game fowl breeders in Britain won, at a, recent B : rmin«rliara show, prizes to the value of nearly £IOO, and sold oitrht birds for a few soverigns short of £3OO.

" Hough on. "Rats" clears out rate mice, roaches, flips, iinN, hefl-bnws

beetles, injects, skunks, jack-rabbits sparrows, gophers. At chemists aoc Iruggnts. ■

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The London correspondent of the Omgn Daily Timt j s writes- Not only s clinerica in possession of the Duke of Sutherland just now—he is one of many. Sir Francis Osborne, a near relative of the Duke of St. Albans, is working for 4s a day in a saw mill at Acton, Florida. Mr Wolff, a graduate at Oxford, whoso grandfather was the Earl of Clarendon, and whose brother is Sir Henry D rum mond-Wolff, the Minister at Teheran, is a porter in a wholesale grocery at Jacksonville, Florida. So far the colonies can "go as good as " America ; but in the matter of foreigh nobility the States " sail away." Duron da Crimen is publishing a fashion paper; Prince Karl Ludwig of AYurtomhorg is a dentist in New Orleans; Baroo foil Viefinghoff is a riding master; Count Mensdorf and Baron von Veltiieim are also riding masters ; Baron von Graberg is a brewer ; Baron Kidowitz, whose brother is a German ambassador, is a coal dealer; Prince Gristoff has just escaped the American law courts, and lied with £3 in his pocket—which he borrowed, by the way. "Rough on Corns."-Ask for]WohY " Rough' on Corns." Quick relief, complete permanent. •uro. Corns, warts, bunions, At chemists •nil druggist*, I j