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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21

An IMPORTANT ISvRSTIoS.- I'D
in the Madison Journal, Of March 9th,
an editorial notice of Cellar Nentilator,
lately Invented, which must supply a
want felt by every housekeeper in the
country, and for their information and
benefit We pnblish it.
CELLAR VEaTILAroRs-AV VALUABLE
ARTlcLE.-Those who have been so much
annoyed In the upper rooms Of their
houses By the noisome smell of cabbages,
onions and other vegetables, kept in the
cellar beneath, that they we're almost ready
to go back to The Old Fashioned root cell
lar, with all its Inconvenience, will be
glad to learn that ventilator. has been
contrived, and manufactured at Beloit,
known as "Barrss Auto matte Ventiator,
easily applied to any house, By which, at
moderate cost, on purely philosophical
principles, the following results are attain
ed:
Cellars and houses are freed from the
noxious, miasmatic exhalation of decaying
vegetation.
Cellars will be dry, cool and clean,
summer and winter.
A cellar will be perfectly safe reposi-
tory for milk, butter, cooked food Yegeta.
bles, fruits, &c.
Mold cannot form much less exist in a
cellar.
However hot the outside air may be,
the air of cellar will be cool aud dry.
Cellars, however da,ap, moldy and
pestiferous they may have been, within
less than one week will become dry, pure
and sweet
Vermin and small animals are barred
entrance at all seasons Of the year.
Vegetables and fruits are preserved
from rot through the fall, winter and
spring seasons
Cabbages, squashes and pumpkins, so
difficult topreserve in cellars, can be kept
til spring in as sound condition as the
most exacting can demand
The trouble ofopening and closing eel
lar windows will be unknown, as the
windows to which these yentilators are
adjusted, once in, should never be dis
turbed, either in summer OF winter.
These ventilators have been Thoroughly
tested, and we have the warmest testimo,
ny of those who have used them, to their
very great value to grocers, farmers and
village and city householders who have
to store vegetables or fruit during the
winter, or to farmers wives who have to
carry on their dairy operations in the Gel
lar. No family should be without them,
and we are glad to learn that they are
soon to be for sale in this city.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21

RGBLEE.-The President has appoint
cd Hon. Fl. Rubloe, editor. Of the State
Journal, Minister to Switzerland. Dir.
Rablee's excellent socialsqualities, his fine
culture and rare abilities well qualify him
for the duties Of his new position. We
shall certainly miss him FROM the place he
has so long held in the Republican party
OF this State, but he can retire with the
consciousness that his part has been well
done aud that the present prosperity and
success Of the party which he has done
50 much to secure, is assured for years to
come. We shall look for some rare ac-
counts Of European affairs from his pen
in the Madison JoNrRaA II
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21
The State of Wisconsin, Circuit
Court for Jefferson Co.

Lorinda B. Whitney, Plaintiff, against
j. A. B. Whitney, R. E. Wkitney, Edwin ,.
Thomas, Samuel Smith, John w. Park an
Maria Thomas, defendonts.
BY virtue and in pursuance of a judgment,
order CT foreclosure and sale rendered in the
above entitled action on or about the 18th day
ofSeptember A. D. 1868, shall on the 5th
dayof June A. d. 1869 at TWO o,clookzP. ~.
at the front door OF the Waterloo house in the
village Of Waterloo, il said county of Je1er
son. offer for sale and sell at public auction to
the highest bidder the following described
mortgaged premises to wit:-thc south east
quarter of the north west quarter of section
l8, town 7, Range 3 in the county ofJefer8on
and state of Wisconsin
Dated Waterloo, April 18th, 1869.
5. NJ. CONE, Referee
s 7 CnNKLrN plainEiH,s Atty. Liz
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21
z SAMPLE OF DEMOCRATIC GRAF
ITUDE.

Hon. Bnil Rothe Of this city Is one
Of tee most distinguished members Of the
Democratic party in the State He is
man Of excellent education aud of far
more than ordinary ability. Ia his ma
tive lansuage--the German-he is one of
the most powerful orators in the country,
and, slough he does not speak The Eng-
fish language with ease, yet we know of
but fey who can address an American.
audience more effectively than Emil
Rothe He has on at least two occasions.
received the empty honor of place upon
the Democratic State ticket, bat, whether
upon the ticket Or not, he has always en-
tered into every campaign with the great
est zeal, and has probably done more than
any other man to uphold the steadily fail
ing fortunes Of the Democratic party in
this State.
a few weeks since Mr.. Rothe went in
to the Dodge County Convention, as a
| candidate for the Office of county Judge.
Here was a chance for the party to give
him nomination which would be equiv
alent to an election, and so at last bestow
upon him an Office, the salary Of which,
though P tifulIy small compared with his
ilities and the services he had render
ed the party was nevertheless desirable to
him in his pecuniarys circumstances. Up
on the first ballot Mr. Rothe received a
larger number Of votes than any other
candidate, though not a majority Of all
cast. The next ballot however showed
majority for Mr.. j. B. Hayes, result
which, Mr. Rothe claimed, was effected
/ by unfair and dishonorable means: Very
naturally feeling dissatisfied, he announc-
ed himself as an independent candidate
aud beat the regular nominee badly, but
fell 50 votes behind the Republican can
didate, Dir. Rothe is now the object of
the yirulent abuse Of a number of the
Democratic papers Of the State. The
Beaver Dam -A1gHs leads off with mess
OF blackguaIdism in which vulgarity is
only equaled by malice It calls Mr.
Rothe a 'ScGl5a'0ag aondeScrt;pt, eglso has
neither brains nor decency enough 10 Be
outside q cage. of monkeys. Others of
our Democratic papers, and leading ones
also, endorse the Aryas' article by quot
ing it, or keeping silent in regard to it,
As for ourselves we were of course
| pleased at Mr.. Sloan's success in the re
cent contest. n Dodge County we DC not
know that we have any reason to care for
DIR Rothe's political mishaps, but, if we
have any sympathies IN this case between
him and his maligners, they are certainly
with him. He has brains, and deceney
enough TOO for that matter, to stock half
a dozen such concerns as the Beaver Dam
Urges, and IS in all respects head and
shoulders above the average Of the party
whose tool and football he has 80 long
been. els
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21

THE ALABAMA CLAIMs,--The treaty
which Reyerdy johnson and Lord Clar-
endon had agreed upon, was eaphatical,
ly rejected by the Senate last week.
TIE vote stood, u against to 1 for the
treaty, NoCfcery Of Ken lucky being the
lone star" The debate previous to the
vote was interesting and exciting, Some
of the Senators we're inclined to be ratll-
orwariike and, as their votes show, all
were determined to make no concessions
inconsistent with our national honor
me foreign policy Of our Government
WI Il undoubtedly be OF a character fq
the next four years far different from
that ofthc last eight.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21
The Riverside for 1859.

A'HIS faYoute magazine for the young an
"a nounces the following as among the notice
able features of the coming volume:
/. New Stories, contr buted especially to the
" RIVERSIDE" in advance of their publica-
ton in Denmark. By HANS CHRISTIAN
Andersen.
2. Serial, g White and Red of thrilling ad-
venture and humorous scenes ngst our
Northwest Indians. BY Mrs. WEEKS, author
OF '' Ainslee.''
9. Stories from Spencer and Chaucer. Rv the
author ofthe popular stories from Shake
spcare.
4. Papers on Invention and Art: how statues
are made, how telegraphs are worked, how
a boy can make photogra phs, etc., etc.
,. hunting in South frica: Streets in Con-
stantinople. American Cities, New Orleans.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
ton, ETC., etc.
6. Life on the Prairie. Porte Crqyon'S You II
Virgnians.
Z. Exquisite Fairy Pictures and Poems. Grace
full tales by popular writer's.
8. Illusions of the Bible, History, Natural His
tory. Biography Curiosties, etc.
j. Fun aud Froic in all sorts Of forms.
I he list OF writers for the q R1vERs1DEn in
cludes the names of Jacob Abbott, Hans Chris
tan Andersen, Alice and Phoebe Cary Nellie
Eyster, F. L. Goulding, Paul II. Hayne Hor-
ace E. Scudder. Helen c. Weeks, T5eur Hons
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fupage frontspece and a number of large lIus.ra-
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SENATOR HowE.--A correspondent of
the New York lajl, giving pen phorto-
graphs of-some of our Senators at Wash
ingron, thus speaks of Senator Howe
Hove has the finest, purest and sweetest
face of any man i'll the Senate. He is
made up OF noble impulses and gentle as
pirations. 1t would be welli other states
would emulate Wiscopsin i'll sending more
such men t. the Senate. -rsa l4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

Essays for Young Men on the interesting re-
latiou Of Bridegroom to Bride in the institu-
ton of Marriage,-a Guide to matrimonial
felicity land true happiness. Sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Address,
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phia, Pa <
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21

A CooKNEY family were lately gazing
at a. shop window in Rockford, III. Little
girl-"Oh mamma is tb at a en- 2" Mann
ma-"No, my child that is a howl"
Father-"No, my wife aud daughter, that
is neither 'en nor a howl, but it is.a hea-
gle the hemblem Of this blarsted country :"
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

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$500 per year Single copies, 25 cents.
A prospectus containing a full account of the
Plan for the coming volume, rates Of clubbing
with other magazines, special premiums. etc :,
ETC., viii be sent promptly on application to
the Publishers.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21
SHARP SHoorERs.-rhe New Orleans

cAAkP SHOOTERS. - The New Orleans
hfP"ol,ee'a reports tha allowing as having
taken place IN the Parisa Of ysdda..
eilni55ailth was a notice aastiones, fQ,o
day he was selling farm stock. Amen No.
the articles Ia 7se sold " as a lleifer. var9
attractive aPqearaacel and coaseauentjy
j IN tHesI quite extensively on her mani
excellent qualities winding up his eloouent
flourish that she was as gentle as a dove. >
Thereupon a long, slabsided countrvman
whose legs were some twelve inches longer
THAI his pants, approached the heller, AID
sto0piag down commenced handling her
teats. .BossyDot realizing such familiarity,
lifted Ler hoofs and laid .'greeuY3 sprawl
ihgsome ten feet off. There, said Jim,
''sha. shows one OF her best traits she'll
never allow a strange calf to come near
her - The groeny meanwhile picked
himself up, and after giving his bushy
pate scratch, exclaimed No wonder
when her own calf has been blsatina
around her all day
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21
THE LONG EVENINGS

Bring leisure hours, when every family needs
good religious paper. GHE ADVANCE, started
but little over year ago, already has seventy
five thousand readers. While it represents de
nominationa!ly the practice and principles of
the Congregational churches it is catholic ard
fraternal III its attitude 10 Christians of every
name, and circulates among every denomina-
tons. 1t is the aim to make it in the best sense
q q00d reliql0Ns poper espeeallY suited to
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21
OFFICIAL VOTE.

The following is the result of the Of
fetal canvass of the Judicial Election in
this County:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21
{ amllY and Sunday Reading,

Many of the best and most popular writers
for the religious press are regular contributors to
It's columns; its editorial, discuss topics of live
interests; i Is religious and secular intelligence
is most carefully compiled; It's selections are
choice aud fresh. and It's chiidren's department
&lwaya well filed. It's Notes OF the Chicago
Noon Prayer Meeting" regularly prepared bv
one of It's editors, are eagerly read ali over the
land.
The price oflhe paper is $3.50 yearin ad-
vance. Rare inducements tor getting ND clubs
are offered. FIFTY DIFFERENT PREMIUMS
for clubs, all along from 2 to 500, make the
most attractive list ever offered 1t includes
something suited to every taste. The Universal
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Prang's Chromos, Lange's Commentaries, Sab
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munion Services, Cabinet Organs, Church Bells,
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UNITED STATES
Internal Revenue.
ASSESSORS OrFIcE, % DsTRI Ut OF WIS.

ASSESSORS OFFICE, % DISTRICT OF WIS. !
Madison, April Is, 1869.
M Office is hereby given, in accordance
IN with the provisions of Section 49, act of
June SO. 1861, as subsequently amended, that
|, Henry Harnden, Assessor of the ID district
of Wisconsin,, viii be in my Office in the
Journal Block, in the city of Madison, from
the 26th to the Both day Of April, 1869, be-
tween the hours of 8 A. N, and P NJ, to
hear and determine appeals relative to any
erroneous or excessive valuations, assess ments
or enumerations by the Assessor or Assistant
Assessors, returned in the annual list for the
year 1863.
No appeal will be allowed after th annual
list containing the assessment has, been trans
mitted to the collector of the district.
All appeals to the assessor aforesaid must
be made in writing, and must specify the par
ticular cause, matter or thing respecting which
a decision is requested, and must state the
ground or prin ciple of error complained of.
HENRY HARNDEN, r
Assessor of I'd district of Wis.
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Colored-in 1000 Counties.
FFHESE great Maps now just completed,
4 show every place of Importance, all Rail-
roads to date and the latest alterations in the
various European States. These maps are
needed in every school and family in the land
they occupy the space of one map, and by
means of the Reverser, either side can be
thrown front, and any part brought level to
the eye. County Rights and large discounts
given to good Agents.
Apply for circulars, Terms, and send money
or Sample Maps, to J. Il. LLOYD,
22w4 % Cortlandt Street, n Y
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21

The clerical force in the Government
Offices at Washington is beingreduced to
two thirds the usual number.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21

The following is the official vote in
Dodge County on County Judge, as APP
peared from the official canvass made last
Tuesday: HaF
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21
Betting & Rubber Goods.

& WHEELER, Rubber and
Z Leather betting, hose and packing, Cloth
ing, Boots and 0Vershoes, druggists and
stationers' articles ard al Rubber goods,
1t2 Lake st
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21

The Johnson family, as represented BY
andy IN tennessee, aud Regogdy in Eng
land will yet ruin the English language
AMI .ansc panic il he wine market
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21

90 y hen a. j, was President he used
TO tell Us from what depth he had
r !, now that he is Citizen" be to0s
nom what height he has fallen.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21

Twenty Eve thousand Soandinuvians ex.
pet 70 6. me e THIS country this YEAR
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-21

s--. 49, Assessor of I'd district of Wis.
, 1869-08-27

EalA- A horse which he had hccn driving n q
milk wagon for sone umc past dled yesterday.
from the cfcets. It Il alleged. Of over Wofkiu2.
t!1te H1A fcInAndtd los hearing Al8 morning.
-]onn lhbboa aas 1lalxncd upon tEe charge
OF atsau1tsnr Ian ncar the city limits. No evi-
ccnce Nas Gidfed, continuance being granted,
Al INC request Of Rahbos, uctu Saturday.
-Four le'lileTs WeEo 1ned 80 each, Tor vending
Gooda without . LICENSE
.,-iwsHe inebEA1ed ind!s1dnAa Teso uncd Hou
~ 10 Slo eaco. -.- .-.
ARxoH1 cnCRf:
!l1hMet s. Thorn Waa felss1cd from inc bf!1e.ell
t~o or three days ago. On Wednesday nlG ae
NA arrested for being drum. While ~ nc A..
Mos} ne "aa seized WITH tellE1tm ueUtnA Ana N
lnlh eon11t&on ne vas F!aced n me pen Jtstetlay
, 1869-08-27
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T.. va tnskss essl., sslsrt olsAirtd ID sauss71sas
, 1869-08-27
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THtAapAT EyrNEsn AuK1,st r.
d. +. L.s, q 'G',atre.. .aa i. s,ain IA Il
ea.,s I'D ,%'ts T. liz u,a.l eh1es ii storage uales'
"EuTiEM1 Kssst1sa. ttt., =: .A.pcsa: i,sn pa
; ss 'S; 81 &c s5 Il;
;isr Cktirc dsir5 .4.s faiy to sod tub sad arkin,
! @ a, is, !, f. n sS' r. i IT, IA aq d
hrk!us y *: ~ tnt. nd stxs al DC; ~ ~ And
tzd b ~ dss1ee 4 .t,iv!,y ,Aay. N 4. x.i1
:.sH' I'm. @ so, M; nd n; IT, 5.ss:
Az = + Gs.:a taaass' sa1 @
sxtSsS.1s- kx.S ~; :! h.tr :, e s:ss z srss ba;
for New, VII t.4t,iy ,hc tcsasEes yrs to Lishss
asis bIi.t ~ lar:sr sb4 i l.a. =; this Il
rs .ls ne ehanss z ou ts,. eaos.;;a, 7. -
,sas. SsE a"Is .a7s1 in''.
coAL-Ths -. tt.as sn.iuus. .ask mr. ri !. ,hsrs -
rfs.eps t. .iaes ~h'ly eSenaed 10 email GsaeF, u
i:s i.s: W.T.. w has I'd
t.ttrtoq9, tIsh; kloF,snrxa, .,esn:, 1E1e aas
MIisF hsak ~, tn'se'. es.l ssas&a a sssSsisat
y ,uuke, wa. guilt t-,.y, su, arm =.
java, - s: roa..ins. common Iuo, - :f.t
ts 5Lrs 1'se s'f fsx se..ur
N aS r,.s ~: i,f a o
Induce ra,tr: Kirk's 1a,lme, I1s1tFs: tsllcv. = n.
ite ,ssI l:lse ba41s., d11s
EGGs-Were plenty and slow s.!e. II eal.c fot fseah
fkr 2HSb rs ss ssie q sd de-
@ III T.. ,tM ri q 1 :! tas 1 se1
I5, ", ,s
/ The follow ing a1c the !ullnk pt1etA:
, 1869-08-27

4 ooof Eote RId = portion OF coohtellclt III tnls
narpeG, the s1m OF T. i cleared on every one got
nd Of. Dl The DANGEROUS 80 coontetielts, About
which 30 much his been said Of late, but TWO nave
been received and positively condemned"
a Aecns,desabie smount Of tic Paper OF the
bankrupt and sxtncituE hEu Of NhdsVottn,
Adams / Co. Of Milwaukee, Is sald TO be he!d IN
thn e,tv, Tho trial Oh A. II. Adams, Of that hr1I
for torscEJ, take p.see In Milwaukee to-1ao9EnT
t7,h>. ....-.y.--
The Chicago Times, in It's leading editorial on
the finances, this morning. saya: ......
"Eonds and grccnhacks kept At ahous the same
eT iss te ae o. I'd Toue and
eom-thlpx in tho way Of commission. - eoh1eN
errenbaeks Into bondt, and shts cost Mas toc son.
Boutwell, began hts pufchAaInR. or 11tIl It WIS
well underssood thn1 he would pursue his present
Dqtm,a of pes esns On nc III Of Jaaua1y now
coz. maud y ptcmIUm OF - PCT cent"
We submit the foregoing paragraph ~ en-
prac!bg more Dishonesty Of purposc, OF elsc more
aslr1e .sDor1ncc Of the commopest business mh'-
ter, tnan anything NC have aeea in print II was
evidently meant TO leave ihe impression on the
minds Of lta readers that the COT! OF Tine trouble
cou-tss,oDa, etc, IN converting gFeenbacfs 1n,o
Lends al any time from the repeal OF the conSefa-
blttg c!sIsc, up TO the time The Secretary began
IN nu1teAxc nonds, was cGuAi TO reE cent "
course, II did cot want to tsJ IN out3gat "ofus
what ever business man would |7ngh a. ouE snc
dishonest hopt was, tha. soMe Of It's uncohhef-
| chi rraaets worlI belttye II "A 10 the = pei
ecu, premium, none Of the VARIOUS Issues OF oonas
are selling for 20 rer cent rrttnlam. They nevet
have sod tor g. per cent ptrmtum, and Secretary
Boutwell, hns never bought them ut g per cen'
| prru,ou, Severn, Of the dIEeseot lasrca OF bon1s
have been quoted as high ss ls1, but that Was 10
c,u,l,ns scvcta, months accrued Interest, N gold
| which IL no paft OF the PREMIUM.
Tue local aoucJ market retnntns without ma
3ertu eharge. Money Is casy for I'LL approve
borrowers on short time, but 1t has gof 10 be g.
we'll understood that the banAA will not make
! long loans as usual that but few now asA 10
| longer accommodations than thirty days
| There Is still considerable movement OF en'
sency to the country. and IS there Il uone comm
~ typ,, aoy direction It will not be sutps'an9
the ,urply In this market runs short II q ie
days. 49,. a..-.--
ENchange Is rrner, owing 10 the less AMOUR
ualtrg against grsun sh!pments; and though soa
waa sold nj 70 cents dlscoun, between banHs u
lay 1t could not have been bought below pat
the afternoon At the counter, bankers are aellir
New YORK funds al par, and rakdng at fron lilo
X or Buffalo BILL 4 to Il on.
} DealeEa' quotations for buying and selling 60
crunent bonds, local stocks, gold and s1lTef,
} this Market This afternoon, were:
, 1869-08-27
"a di.roted 10 bo critical, there u no end to this

Ia dit posed 10 be critical, there II no end TO this
sort OF CAptout objection,
Captain Jack Is eaid to ia the best hand for
"jAct thootlng" on Lake Superior. {Tne shove
Is tot pun. Where no such offence u meant
hope none viii tc taken.) Accordingly, several
nights wctc devoted IL this sport; though, for my
Fart, See little amusement In polling about On
tho waieE for hours In the dark, In complete
silence md IN q er1npcd position Each nlsht
deer a. found and the Indians brought the esooe
around at c!osc quarters and tremendous ofoad-
side WA discharged. hut somehow or olnet'
"bobody wRs hurt" Finally, one nlehss deansou
delivered the accustomed shot, which was to'-
lowed W a great splAshtn4 IN me "n'es. !ae
boa, gnye chase nnd snu1eny struck asAhs' tne
dead body Of second dceI, ~h'ea naa ae'a4s
been Knocked ose.. Now, In Aas =
man n,rs 1T uan and Kills
"1os Thai mau hut another man.'
hc IL gully OF murder: and. 30, reasou.Nr lfnEl
analogy, u mnn shoot ~ ono deei aun Kills
Mrnt Aiter this We killed three deer hy dayl'Eat,
nt .,,r,Iynt times, Iuak!nE Owe altogether. A.
none OF them wcrc horned cattls, ~ Kos palf o.
! n trorby Mos, OF nuF ycn,son was thrown nWny.
Fred i5c, in knnoes u sns!ptd fa'c, and. thonEn
Ice,,, Ind Ee ]erked II Into The r1yer. "SolhinE
| t. wa.irJ said i.Eu'AE. u, III WI tee.l tue
| fsheA" Yes, and on lan'', u would E ieGt me
| worrns; and why not: We huht I'LL lttd then
| sooner " !Atel. ....
| tlur Indians wcrc lively fellows, not MucA
troubled with serious renecuous. They cliatterrd
! either IN Enslish. Chippewa Or Canadian French.
Each one wns colEtnonis addressed ny some nick
| nasnc. The baptl.ual maine Of JACK le
ll4ue tJ4cI OF spaaea) u ITancls Moan
| .luin Hns cal cd lc CorsEau tac cruW}: sam,
samhn, nud Nose. "ssMnloyees, Saint Mol>e1
| suall toke Nrpt with thin great Ways. E!fty
tmrs nj least. they handled taek AMI iotth IL:
tic surpohetl dialogue between w darsss. aug aug
Their own kayaci,y In asvloG The point NJ wife
had q ,ov lnty last night; guess what tie he 2
ii guess lie i q girl" a. No. "GlcEs he's d
boye,' iii, who's tecn 4 lclltn' ye:" Happy
III editor Ylute 1esalezs would We Ds taa.l,
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