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The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-16
SiSklyou Freight.
The Red Bluff Obserrer, of Saturday last has the
following the subject of freighting to the north

The Red Bluff ObseTrer of Saturday last has the
following on the subject of freighting to the north
ern counties:
THE Northern Teamsters' Association have re-
duced the price of freight from Red Bluff to Neva
da. The price by teams to 0wyhee is ten cents
per pound but there is not any freight in town for
that point. f. STEELE, Esq. reports TO the Sisk-
you merchants the result of his negotiations with
the Association. He says the arran cement is tenn
porary, and may be annuled at any time by either
party. From the tone OF the report and the re-
marks of the Journal, we judge that the Yreka men
will demand different terms; and, failing in that.
will make effort to obtain their goods by some
other route than by the way of Red Bluff
When we take into consideration the fact that,
the same amount of freight, by weight, that the
steamers charge $40 for landing at Red Bluff, can
be placed in Orovlle for 81 is not surprising that
there should be no freight in Red Bluff to be trans
ported to Owyhee The business men of Red Bluff
themselves can save SIS or $50 dollars per ton,
weight, by shipping their goods to Oroville and
hauling thence overland. They will also fad, if
they will only tryt, that they lose little or nothing
in time as goods by this route can reach Red Bluff
in four days from San Francisco. When railroad
connection is made between Lincoln and Marysville
they can be landed in Red Bluff on third day. 1t is
farther from Oroville to Owyhee than it is from
Red Bluff 10 Owyhee. and why should shippers 70
0wyhee pay $40 TO take one ton Of goods (weighi)
to Red Bluff, when they can be landed at the more
accessible point of Oroville for 81 Shippers
beginning to realize the difference between steamer
measurement, and weight. as well as the fact that
direct routes are the cheapest. If the business
of Siskyou would ship their goods to Oroville, and
send their teams here for them, they would find
saving of at least SIS per ton (weigh) Red Bluff.
This is an item that should have some weight with
prudent business men. The Northern Teamsters'
Association instead of coniiuing their operations to
the delivery Of goods north of Red Bluff should
tend their operations TO Orovile, and deliver
freight from this point to all parts of the northern
country. They will find daily communication with
san Francisco, instead of weekly, as at Red Bluff
and profitable business in delivering freight even
at that point in advance of the steamer. Let the
Association figure upon the proposition, and see if
, they cannot find it profitable TO do so. They may
thus help to relieve the communities they supply of
oppressive monopoly, and encourge the exten-
sion of the railroad into the northern counties of
the State. They viii find they can deliver freight
bg this route at less figure than they can by the
river route to Red Bluff, and will thus please the
/ Siskiyou people, instead of being compelled to
wraasle with them about the price OF freight.
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IEANSTERS WILL FIND TIE BEST RoCTE.-Two
teamsters, named WV. Cone. and S. S. STINsoS.
,eamng between Oroville and SusauvilIe. tried the
Chico route, and came into Oroville, emphasizing
their language Of condemnation Ii ke '.our army in
Flanders" They found road, blocked by toll
gates. and over which it was possible for team to
draw an empty wagon. They loaded again on
Monday last. and started for Susanville from 0To-
Vile The Chico blowers will deceive them no
more The road from Oroyille to Susanville is in
good condition for travelling and is kept by the
emery and enterprise Of the people living in Oro-
vile and slong the line Of the road, and what j.
more, il Is free to all who choose travel it. That
is the way to have roads. Deception nay succeed
Tor time, bat ultimately finds its level beoes.h the
contenpto Of the public.
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joining counties.
F. NJ. SMITH, L. c. GRANGER.
SMITH 4 GRANGER
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRS AT Law,
Practice in all the District Courts and the Su-
preme Court of this State.
Offiee-Bird street, over W. NJ. Elliott's Saloon
Oroville California.
JOHN DICK.
Justice of the Peace. Notary Public
And Commissioner of Deeds for the State of
Nevada.
Office--Montgomery street, Orovile.
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go - ~ N1-ANN
His license in the field Of time
Ulfet,erei by the sense of crime.
To whom a conscience never wakes.

ScHooL LAw.-We are under obligations to R. H.
ALIEN County Superintendent Of Common Sch ools
for copy OF the revised School law OF California.
The school year closes 90 the Seth OF June. The
census of the Children must be taken during this
month Teachers are required to report by the 10th
and Trustees by the Goth Of July.
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DIED MARTYK TO ITS FAITH.-The Susanville
Sage Brush was NOT found among our exchanges
this week. Upon inquiry concerning it we learned
that supply of paper for that Office had been or
dered by the Chico route. That accounts for its
non appearance. However, ii will probably be ont
again in July or August. Why don't you get 1t By
the waY of Oroville! We shall always be happy
to supply you in case of emergency.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-16

TIE Chico blowers boast that the four hundred
Cinnamon who left 0roville for Idaho last week,
went over their route Ii IS 10. improbable. We
understand tbs, Cinnamon, and others WHO are
easily fooled travel tbs, route once while there Is
3 better snd shorter one from oro7ile.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-16

CHARLES F.. LOTT,
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT LAW, ORovILLE,
Butte County, California.
Office-Brd street, between Myers and Huntoon
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BUSINESS CARDS.

f. b. WILSON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Main Street,
Chico, California.
Will practice in all the Courts of Butte and ad-
joining counties.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-16

TIE STATE ELECTION in Oregon has resulted in
the success of the Union ticket but is not, We be
Iieve. claimed to be radical or Congressional pol
ieY triumph.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-16

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erly Of O1ovine, lately Of Reese River, has gonein
70 he book, stationery and newspaper business
~!,h ". s. sfEYcrH, a, Grass Valley.
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geaal 2latifgs
rEyREASURER'S SALE of Unseated

Lands and Town Lois in Bedford eaaaty -
greea6y 70 the provisions Of an Act nj Assem- BY
directing the mode selling unseated landsfor taxes
and for other purposes, passed the 18th Of March,
1915. and The supplements thereto pasted the l3to
oE March, 1917 and the 25th OF March, 1921, thr
Treasurerof the county Of Bed ford hereby gives
notice TO all persons concerned therein, tnat
unless the county, state, school. bounty and
road taxes due on the following tracts Of unseatcd
lands sitUate IN Bedford county, are not paid be-
fore the day Of sale, the whole, or such parts OF
each tract rs viii pay the taxes, and the costs
chargeabie thereon will be sold Ut the Court House
IN the borough Of Bedford. the second Monday
Of June, next. 1IJh day for the arreaCages OF
taxes due and the cost accrued thereon: and said
sale will be continued from day TO day until all are
disposed Of lapr6-6O G MARDOkFF, Treas.
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DIED.

GROYE-0n the Il,h inst, st his mothers resi-
denee in New Paris. Richard Grove, aged q rs
ANDERS0N-0u the l2th inst Espv T. Auder-
son ESQ. in the 55-h year Of his age
DI hERHn0F-On the iIth inst. William
Sheridan, infant son Of Captain Simon and Mar
garef e. Dickerh0ot. aged nineteen months.
ko1AS-in Friend : Cove. this county. on the
lin inst. Adam kannS aged - years, } month
and days- He was one If the 1iiest and most
esiimabe men Of the county.
SH)ENAkER-FeIl sweetIy asleep in Jesus. on
the L inst, m Friend Cove. Elizabeth Ellen
the beloved wife ot Dir Herber; Shoemaker, aged
- years, 10 months and Is DAYS
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pEuoCRArIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic voters OF Bedford
onntv. are hereby requested TO meet
N their several election districts. on
Saturday. the 18th day Of June, for the
purpose Of eIecting two delegates from
ach election district in the county,
which delegates will assemble at the
raurt House, in Bedford. on Tuesday,
the 18th day Of June, at O'Clock, p.
H., for the purpose Of placing in nom
nation a county ticket to be supported
r the voters of Bedford county, M the
layt general election; the only test OF
.aeright to vote at such delegate elec-
ions. to be qualification a. a legal vo-
Ter and sufficient assurance that the
person Offering to vote, will cast his
al,ot for the Democratic nominees al
Tie October election. At the same
tines and places. Vigilance Commit
re, for the ensuing year will also be
--..ed. the names of the persons cho-
.4n 10 be returned to the Chairman OF
i- Democratic County Committee.
Delegate elections 10 open in the town
,aip, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, and close at
?. ~, and in the boroughs to open at
O'Clock p. NJ. and clJ>e at p. VI.
f. f. KERR,
Chin Dem. 60. Com.
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90 DOLLARS REWARD!

y
/ viii pay $500 20 the Proprietor Of any Medi-
cine thai can show q greater number Of genuine
Certificates of cures effected by if nesr the pi ce
where il is made, than MISHLER' : HERB BIT
TEhS-ot Consumption. Bvspepsis. Liver Com
pjniut, Bloody Eux Diarrboa, Typhoid. Regit-
tent. Intermittent; aud Bilious Fevers, Fever and
Ague Cholera Norbus, Yellow JauRlice. ScrofUia
Running or Sore Legs. Cancer, Abscess Neural gia
Rheumatism. Coughs Colds Cramp 10 the -tom-
aeh, Chronic D.arrho-a Piles Te,ter, SeaId Head,
Ophaema, or failing aUay-sicaness peculiar t.
children. L ucoTrhea, Failing Of the Womb all
distinctions 10 the due course of nature in femaies
alI yeHerial diseases and all complaints arising
from impure Blood or q ak aud disordered state
Of the stomach, Liver gr Kidneys Certificates Of
cures Of the Yellow Fever in Mexico can also be
furnished RfmeUtfr if it does not cure. the
money Will be refunded bv he proprietor.
BENJAMIN MISHLER
:. Z. Corner Of Centre Square.
Lancaster, Pa
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IMPROVED WASHING MACHINES
One Of the most complete machines for
washing clothes has just been invented
by John :. Lash, Esq. Of Philadelphia,
who has recently obtained patent for
it. 1t Is highly ingenious, although
simple i'm construction. What is still
better. it is within the reach Of every
hou~ekeeper. costing a it does, only
five dollars. For further particulars
we refer the reader to the advertise
ment in another column.
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N4RRiED.

RAMAGE-MILLER-0 the 5,h inst at the
house Of the Widow Reed. in Liberty township bv
Isaac kensiuger Esq, Mr. Thos Rama &c TO Miss
N9rgpr-t Miller
CR0YLE-B0YER-U the 10th inst. bv the
Rer. c. 4 Heilnan, Mr. Chancry Croyle 70 Miss
CathariRe Boyer both Of Bedford county Pa
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4 NEW AND USEFUL INyEN.

A NEW AND USEFUL INVEN-
"A TI0N.-Teeter and Di-kinsons Improved
Patent Hand Spinner, is the best machine Of the
kind ever invented. Twice as much ean be spun
in the same length Of time, with half the labor,
as upon her "spinnefsn he machine is run With
a treadle, the spinner being iu sitting us ule
The undersigned having purchased tie patent ight
Of this machine fer Bedford aud Somerset counties,
viii sell township and individual rights. 10 all " ho
desire them. address MARTIN b MTLLER,
New Enterprise, Bedford GU, Pa
Feb % 66-Su*
ISomerset Dsmoerat copy menths and seLd BIZ
10 this Office
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SEND EoR ! cIRcrLAR.

The ingredients used in c0mpgundiug Mishler 3
Herb Biters are mt zcpt secret by the Proprietor
Send for circular and you wilt learn the medical
properties o1 a the articles ased in lis pT para
tiol. also In ,ao manner ia which they operate or
the system. and mgch other valuable Information.
ii You are afflicted vI IA disease send for one Of
Mishlers Herb Bitscrs Circrlar-; read Il carefully.
profit by the hints It contains and you viii be
p.aced o. The sure raad ot recovery.
fa-v Nv
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u EDUCTION IN PRICE
or THE
IGEERTCIN U.iTCHEN,
Made al WALTEAM Mass

Made at WALTHAM. Mass.
In consequence Of the recent great decline in
gold and silver and oil the materials used in the
manufacture Of our goods, and in anticipation Of
sill further decline, we have reduced oar prices
to as low point IS they can be placed
TIN GoIf at Per.
SO that no one need hesitate 10 buy watch now
from the expectation that it will be cheaper at
some future time. The test Of ten years and the
manufacture and s3le of
More then 200.0g0 Watches.
have given our productions the very highest rank
amonz time-keeper. Commencing with the de-
termination 70 make only thoroughly excellent
watches our business has steadily increased as the
public became acquainted with their value. until
for months together. we have been unable 70 sup
plv the demand We have repeatedly enlarged
our factory buildings until they moss cover over
three acres Of ground. and give accommodation 90
more tnan eight hundred workmen.
We are fully justified in stating that Wa now
make make aoys a,az one hstf Of z'ftte Ja'oz-
,s sgE ia tbe Eai,ed Staisy. The different grades
axe lis. .in-rfsha,} by rho following trademarks
engraved ou tae plate
/. American Watch Co, Waltham Mas.
? Appleton, Tracy q Co.. Naltham, Mas.
3. .'P 5 Bartlett Wsltham, Mass
/. 'Wm. EIlery.
s. Our Ladies Watch of first quality is named
Appleton, Tracy Co, Waltham, Mass.
6. Our next quality Of Ladies Watch is named
Up. 5. Bartlett Wallham Mass These watche.
are furnished in great variety OF sizes and styles
Of cases.
The American Watch Co, Of Ws.thsm, Mas,
authorize Us to state that without distinction Of
trade marks or price,
An the Pr0aurty oF their Fte,orv arS
fattg f~syraaffd
to be the best time keepers Of their class ever
made in this or any other country. Buyers should
remember that unlike the guarantee Of foreign
maker who can never be reached, tlis warantee Is
good at all times against the COMPANY or their a
gsnts, and that if after the most borough trial,
any watch should prove defective ID any parlieu-
lar, it may always be exchanged fol another. As
the American Watches made at Watham, are for
sale by dealers generally throughout the country,
we do not solicit orders for single watches
CAUTION The public cautioned to bay
only Of respectable dealers. All Iersons selling
counterfeits will be prosecuted.
/ ROBBINS & APPLETON,
| Agents for the American Watch Company,
Iayll, 66.-lm. lS2 Broadway, \, !,
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No. /, ANDERS0N's ROW.-Great ar
rival of new and cheap goods at Shoe
makers, No. l, Anders0n's Row. Call
and see for yourselves. Don't make
any mistake, but call at the right place
and you will find all right.
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WHY can't a member of the order of
Good Templars belong TO brass band?
Because he is not permitted to take a
horn. Don't any body steal this con.
We have fled our careat.)
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VALUABLE FARM AND TAN


merry FOR SALE.-The undersigned Offer
for sale their valuable limestone fam situated IN
Bedford township, Bedford county. adioig ing lands
Of Philip Zimmers Charles Smith and others,
contairirc $50 9eres 290 seTos ~ which ere clear
ed and in 8 rich s-a,c OF cultivation. balance well
fimbered. This property lies abou, miles Nor'h
Of Be3fnra. on Drpnings Greek. near lie Bedford
sud Hollidsysburg Turnpike. There are upon the
> f1rm
LARGE BRICK DIV WELLING-HO E.
A large B tuk Barn and ether important buildings
There Is also ine orchard Of apple peach AID
other frU; trees uPon tie premises. The firm IS
divided into fields OF II each enclosed with
post and raj fence About so acres are In mead.
ow There is an excellent spring Of never falling
wuter close 70 the Dwelling House Also, upon the
Southwest corner of the farm. there is located
\ l. \ Il q L L \ \ \ l. Il y,
Containing 100 vats with all the necessary build
iugs, the whole yard being under roof The tan
merry is and has been for years, in successful
operation Twenty-Five acres Of the fam will De
sold with the tannery if the latter be sold sepsr.
atelg. Upon these twenty-five acres there are six
tenant houses.
For further particulars ad lress
7. II. n j. LYONS,
Mar b II, 1885. BEpFvRD PA
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me sacrament Of the Lords Sup
: VIII be administered in the Pres
.sSlah Church of Bedford, on the
h u sabbath of this month. This will
tba Hle last communion service under
.IIhlstry of the present pastor.
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Aaaifal.
C.l00 REV ARD!

l will pay 10 any Doctor or member Of the Med
ical Fraternity the sum Of Sl9d for any Compound
that possesses tnoge maleinal virtues and curative
powers tran NishIcrs Herb Bitters
3 MTSHLER Proprietor
: z. Corner Of Centre Square.
InayIl.-ly. Lancaster. Pa
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN
MISERY-Just published in sealed envel-
ope. Price six cents.
4 Lerteye oa thf Nature, Treatment ami Ra3io7l
cure of Spermatorrhne or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions Sexual Debility, and impea-
lmcuts to Marriage generally. Nervousness. Con.
sumption. Epilepsy sad Fifs Mental and Phrsi-
cal Incapucitv. resulting from Self-AbUse. &c. By
RoBERr J. CrLvERwELL, NJ D., Author Of the
Green Book, dc.
The world renowned suthor. in this admirable
Lecture clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful Consequences Of SeIEAbuse may be
eiectuaIlv removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, baugies. insiru-
maucs. rings. or coriisls pointing out g mode Of
cure at once certain and etTectual by which every
sufferer no matter what his condition may be, may
cure hiuseIf 'cheapIy, privately and radically.
THs LECTURE WILL PROVE BOON To THOU SANDS
AND THOUSANDS.
sen, under seal, TO any address in plain, seal
ed enveIop on the receipt OF six cents ortWa post
age stamps. by addressing
CHAS. J. c. KLINE a CO.,
I27 Bowery, y. Y, Post Office Box 1855.
Feb I6. Oily
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ID BEDFORD HOTEL.-The un-
Z } dcrsigned having taken charge Of the Bed
ford Hp,ei Formerly kept by Col John II der, an
uouuces TO the public that be Hi.I be able 10 af-
ford the best accommodations, both 10 the travel
ig. public and home custom. The house will be
improved and re-itted aud the Bar viii always be
well supplied with cholcs liquors.. His table viii
be supplied with the choieesl edbes gf the season,
and he "ili spare no paIas make II suitable ffr
all ais stable is one Of the best in Bedford and
q good hostler will always be iu ATTENDANCE.
s-Boardefs taken by the wee h. month or year
Terms reasonable The public are respectfully IL
vi,ed 20 give him a call
JOSHUA J. SHOEMAKER.
Ian IS -
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VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
If any of our readers want TO buy a
good farm. we would refer them to
Meyers and DickerSOn, Attorneys al
Law. We know the farm advertised
by them in this paper and can re-
commend it as one of the best in this
neighhorhOOd.
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BYsINESS DIRECTORY.

RI. toIIowing Business Directory for the Dor
! Bedford and other places in the county.
,r asrert5sen,eats appear ir tie esfun.ly OF
=, GlzrrTE.) may be Of service to our friends
r.rcrs in the county, and is commended to
s,sntion:
.-70RNEYS AT LAW-G H. Spang J. P
J " Tate John Palmer; +. r. Kerr; (;
5--sv 4 LUfz Espy A. Aisip; John T.
Xxi II Filler; KjmmelI Il Lingenfelter
- D.ckers0u, Bedford Pa
ssyEERs-Reed Schell Rupp. shannon &
g.l.Jrd Pa.
maTS AND SHOES. VARIETIES. 6c.-J. II.
.--. Il T Irvine, Bedford, Pa
OXFORD NURSERIES NJ. Lynch
..BTyET- WARE, CHAIRS, &c.-Riehard Leo,
7.-i Pa.
-5rHISG-I. Lippel, Berkstresser d Smith,
r. pa.
-v-G00DS. GROCERIES. &c--J. B. Far
.a.-. s 3 Cramer; j. NJ Shoemaker. P. 4.
"a lef5augb & Fisher, Bedford, Pa.
-EyTIsTRY-C. n Hi.kok d J. Minnich.
Bedford. Pa.
r9rGGIST-J. L. Lewis. Bedford. Pa
-gECI Sf0RE>-ATs. " b. Tate Miss VI
s.. M.s z Y. Nowry; Mrs. VI. r. Sehafer &
e.s Es,e Deal Bedford Pa
sEDWARE. dc.-Wm. Hartley; Geo. Bly,
-- >5u. Bedford, Pa.
1lTEL ELS-Bedford Hotel J. J Shoemaker
g..s House, l. Mengel; Union Hotel, !. steck-
-z- Bedford, Pa.
TWELER-Daniel Border, Bedford, Pa.
John BeimunI. Jeweler
Job BPRTNTERS-Meyers MengeI, Bedford
-s-AH kinds Of Plain ana Fancy Job Printing
.s-lr and promptly executed.
7-WPS-Wm c. Snively. Sehellsburg, Pa
9HTsICTANS-Dr j. l. Marbourg Bedford
p. Dr..W W JamisoH and P II. Pennsyi, Bloody
.-. Pa.
g.TEET NEDTCTNES-Shr Cough SyTuT
-l Eairau Vermifuge; Fourz's Mixture aud Horse
Caitle Powder; Wheaton's Ointment Helm
Extract Of Buchu; DR. Tobias Neniuan Lin
. sFer.Fs Porous PiasterS tnrstnnnrH
% No.. .ET.-H- EI.rE EsFsa~z
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.l00 REWARD!

/ VIII pay SleU Reward for he discovery Of any
medicinal preparation tnat can care q greater va-
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B. NISHLER. Proprietor,
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mavII -tv Lancaster. Pa.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-18

RARA AvIs.-A large pelican was
shot, on Wednesday last, on Dummies
Creek, few miles from this place, by
Mr.. Thomas Miller. 1t measured 8 feet
from tip to tip of its wings, . feet from
the tip Of the bill TO the end Of the tail;
the bill itself being IL inches in length,
and supplied with a pouch of yellow
skin underneath capable of holding ra-
tions for a week. Its color was white
excepting the wings which were tipped
with black. Truly this was q rorn 0ris
ia felTiS.