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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-03-05
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- directed to me from the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Howard county, ISss, on
o judgment Obtained n eoSd Court On the
4th day Of February 1863, in favor Of 0.
v. Eckert, as Plaintiff, and against Harlow
White & Aurelia White as defendants,
for the sum Of five hundred and Forty dol
lars andpizty AyecsnAs, and cost taxed
at IS. 70-I00 and accruing costs, l have
levied upon the following Real Estate
taken as the property Of said Defendant,
to satisfy said execution NEwit : Lot one
Il ON the north east Pal quarter Of
section three ri township ninety eight
1881 north Of range eleven III west, con.
tanning l-2 acres more Or less And
bidder err nr asS'ishss;a X & iss1 aay
Of March, A. D. 1869, in front of the Court
House door in Cresco, at the hour Of 10
O'clock A. NJ. Of said day, when and where
due attendance will be given by the under
signed.
Dated at Cresco, Feb. 18th 1869. T.. -,
IL J.F.POWELL, Sheriff Of said Co -
Printers fee, $500. [nl2t2.
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De.troyisr Evsrnas A Pots.

The worms in the pots may be de-
stroyed by stopping up the holes in
the pots with corks and watering
with lime water untilit stands on
the surface. The lime water may
remain an hour; then, on removing
the cork, it will pass off: The lime
water may be made by
pouringsthirty gallons Of water oyer
ten pounds of.fresh lime. Stir veil
up, and allow the whole 20 stand
two d three days; then employ The
clean liquor.
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ron SALE. s8Ci

Eighty 4 ores ofvery desirable land, half
mile fr.m Cresco, for $40, per acre. The
East b alf Of the South East quarter Of Sec,
~, Town 90, Ranyclf Assc eighty acres
four miles from Cresco, part meadow and
part the best Of p}ow Land, for $40 per
acre The West hal of The Southeast
quarter Vt Sec, 20. Toxns9 k.nge 10.
i For terms or payment. Address,
~ d. ID. EVERlNGHAM, NV Oregon.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-03-05

A sea captain. trading regularly
to the African coast, was invited to
meet : committee Of a society for
the evangilizatiou Of Africa. Among
numerous questions = touching the
religions0f The African races, BIZ
Vas asked, 'Do the subjects Of
King .Dahopey keep ,Sunday?,'
keep Ap4ay!I he.replied; Eyes.
and every other darncd thing they
can lay their hands on ;. s,g,s :.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-03-05
To Clear a House Of Vermin.

'Burleigh. of the Boston Journal,
says-"I ten you, ladies, a secret
that may be worth your knowing-a
new remedy to clear your house of
reaches md, vernil has been found.
So complete is the remedy that men
offer to rid the premises Of all these
pestilential nuisances by contract.
The article is sold ueders the name
Of French green and other high
sounding names at quite high
price; but the article in plain Eng
lish isaSonsdon green paint. III pow
der. Six esntsYorth used about
any house will "clear the kitchen"
and its surroundings.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-03-05

without having previously soaked
their seeds in diluted manure, keep
ing them there even until they be-
gin to sprout. They hold that this
not only gives the plants an early
and vigorous start but, preserves
the seeds from worms or birds. The
practical results of Chinese agri-
culture are too important for US to
speak Of them with contempt
Would IL not be we'll for us to use
some safe sleeps for our corn, squash
cs. melons, ETC.. as q general rule,
and not as an ,exception?a gv
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American, Cattle.

EwM HZgE1#y gs~E4. = 8 rs & rig E--4 - e .
HISTORY, = BREEDING and
MANAGEMENT, by LEWIS +. ALLEN,
President N. Y. State Ag'l Society.
$50 pages Price 50 so. ~
ut is just such book as our farmers
need Marshall ?. Wilder. President
u. 6. Agl Spcietys se Sss.
II is, in my jdd sment, the best work
on the subject yet published in America
and worth ten times the cos" w. w.
Chenery, Of Highland Stock Farm.
= "W hatcyer works the stock farmer
may already have, he cannot afford to
do without this. Ohio Farmer.
& 1T if one Of the best treatiscs within
our knowledge, and contains infol nation
sound and sensible, on every page."-
The People, Concord, N. h.
= Send for Circular and table Of con-
= T "A saps 7 Publishers. SIS
Broadway, N Y.
MAgents wanted. [l3
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The Gardeners Monthly says Should
any one Of our fair readers find he plants,
by some pplucky calculation, frozen IN the
mornipe. DO not remove them at ono to
warm IlsDe, but dip them in cold water
and 81 6en IN dark spot. where they
will barely escape freezing. Sunlight, will
only hep the host's destructive power.
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To the East.

To the East
Passengers going East will find the
Grand Haven Route, the shortest
cheapest, and most COMFORTABLE ROUTE
TO all points EAST, on and after Monday
May 4th 1868. The Steamships Of this line
will leave Milwaukee from Co.'S dock, foot
Of MILwAUKEE STREET, DAILY,
Saturday excepted) at 3 90 p. M.
MAKING DIRECT CoNNEcTIors at
Grand Haven with morning express trains
for Detroit and all points EAST. ~, IS
less than by any other route. Through
tickets for sale by Geo. L. Scott at depot
Prairie du CHEN Wis, and at al principal
ticket Offices in the Northwest, also at Co.'s
Office 1876 Main Street, milwaukee and
on board Steamships. -
". W. WILSON, Western Passenger
Agent Muwnuk ee, lyia.A t t16
THOMAS BELL, Gen. supt. Detroit
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A Physician iaeTroy was recently
buried in q coffin which he had
bought Ten years ago, IN snticipa-
:jon off rise ~ prices r1ts
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-03-05

Hoao to groa0 trees on the Prai-
ries !; send for Nker's Forest
trees, 81 81, post paid. .en
ToDD's FARMRRsk MANUAL.
Vol. l, The Farm and Work Shop, $3.50
Vol. ?, How to make Rs<nf1g pay, $50
Each volume distinct and sold separate.
HusxAxN's Grapes ana Wine $3.50
WooDwARD's Graperies gu E.yra 100
FULLER's Record Of Horticulture 90
No. /, $50
FuILER's Record Of Horticulture s18
No. 2, 1.te
MANUAL Of the Farm s.s.axassa loo
"AA@s Garden. s1sss 100
'' Of domestic animals 100
WooDwARD's Cou1tr3 Hoses e. l.5o
/" Architscture 8 Hnral Art No I, 1.t0
.. No., l.50
Send for q Catalogue. 80 = ~ : 2
F.w. WOODWARD, -..
42-e] Publisher, 81, Park Row, N. Y
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T DEBORAH '-''
Bo or& sHor SroRE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS take this method to inform
all persons who wear Shoe Leather that they
have on baud a. large and fashionable assortment
Of -
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-10-01
GOLD At 1874 l.2.

On Thursday of last week one 1T the most
wonderful financial battles on rccord took
place il, the New. York Gold Room. BY =
combination of capitalists. said u consist Of
VIM. s. Woodward, Jay Gould. James Fisk,
Jr., Marvin Bros. & Co., Smith, Gould &
Martin and Jay Cooke, and manipulating
about forty million dollars, q i" corner =" was
made on gold. Parties who had sold ''sl'ort,"
had to have it !: the bulls held their grip well
and the result was that gold bounded from
l34 to 104i, and fell again within twenty.
four hours 10 1874. The transactions arr var
iously reported at from tscj .O0O, 900 tn $780,
100000 The bulls claim IL have made @ll,.
900, 900 by the corner. Thirty failures arc
reported. Among them Zsrega & Graves.
Galway, Hunter & Co., II. II. Williams &
Co., James Brown s. Co.. Charles E. Mcclure
i Co., WIN. Bclden 4 Co., Albert Spcyrcs
and Charles W. Keep & Co.. A. Shipper, G.
N. Weller, Hunt & Co. sndC. X. Williams.
Heavy runs were made on the Tenth Na.
tional but 1t got through. The United States
Treasurer ordered the sale If q, O0O, 900 and
Barring Bros. of London, threw in $lO, 600,
600. These and compromises on tho part of
tho bears, burstet the imitation. Solomon
Mailer, gold broker, committed suicide.
The crowd started to E,ob Smith, Gould,
Martin & Co., . bull outfit, but were out
generated by the police They got hold Of
Fisk AID threatened 10 hang him, but he es.
capped with damaged eye. The excitement
in New York was intense This will give
the New York Tribune CHARGE 70 preach
specie payments, and the anii-administrs-
ton papers On opportunity to throw dirt at
Secretary Boutwell,. We regard it a. mee-
Ice of scientific. high toned gamblers, and
If they couldn't make = corner on gold, they
would on bresdstuffs or some other com.
modify that would do more danger ~ the
country.
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Montana Penitentiary.
NotlOo to (comtroOtoru.

CIAIID PROPOSALS. viii b rscsivsd q Ne oNcs
taaa Pesi.e.s,a.y q Des Led6y CITY. Heutans Tend.
tory. until O'Clock ?. y. a 1oe9ay. N0ve06ss lse
lo. for bai)diny ~ wing u shs Aoaeana Psaitsn.
tiasy.
TIE 4ioee Wosk, 1iek WOsk, Caspsatxs's Wusk, Iron
Wort, plum6laR. Paintins aad Olasiag. Tin Work.
etc, SeQutrs1 % seUct Wieg u he sald baildlag
The BIDS tn the eestl0o II The entire Why murs b.
aeoumpasi1 b. pesal hoeA b The Of forty thsa.
saod dollars ((A00 ehas ths bidder " bidders will
aocSpe and PERFORM tue contract ie awarded u him q
tAS The eo0cacy a tAs sseasjey to b cxstt1Ud %
BY tAe Cesk u TIE u District C0ust ueaSese where
- Hooo9 q oooe0s seseoe:
TAe blds lUe '1soss Wort, |" 1siek Work, etc., =
b sacA aco01poo0sd y penal b0ad y to cam q
tn eAessaad s1llap t4loOool. eeaasiuaea ard sab
y: Y aeessvd - ss = ~ aoad to- ~ sssss''s
Y,sns asd dstatsd speeileastoas a ths vosk b -
$50 e tAs O0os Il ths 1spsanesedsee q Coosesue'
H. = De9 1sAgS City. 10oeana TssTieaY: -,
II sgAt b poogvod . rejecs aay e ~ ot6a d
1eoqDpd Sue ehe intGsoee e ~ Oovgg10oat ard 81
~ 0ose - 0a4s b csaDue01ey NTH ~ ehoso e0o.
Ysuospa)p 70 b i.eaeesa y aoslsa savssope, O.
aeso01 .PseQeeals lge bsllalag o. Whgol To nea.
tesasa Psaksasiex" = pssesaaIs ~ Seoss Wet,
s:::f - S 60 e: :: =: ~ ID 'f Or
E.I7InE-di 'qd q 4 Z nfCugll, p
~ Isass Gu. 4 :, ossss~ 1 II
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THE PESlTENTIARK.

The attention OF Builders ID called to the
advertisement Of Commissioner Mitchell in
another column, inviting proposals for the
building Of the Penitentiasy. 1t explains
itself. Here is N opportunity for the Build.
crs of Montana. There Is the best of stone
In quarry exposing several thousand tons
within few miles 6f Deer Lodge. Perhaps
other quasrics are nearer. The bids must be
In within 20 days.
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THE ROAD WILL BE
DCILT"

We have no apology to offer for giving
articles on the Northern Pacific Railroad
siu,os, monopoly Of space in this weeks
NORTH. West. II IL = theme Of surprising
importance 10 Montana. Our people desire
10 know what opinions are entertained BY
tue exploring party-to Gee our land - 9TH
ers see it. There were two essentials to tho
success Of the present project sss building
the road-,o commend II ~ the favor Of Jay
Cooke: through him to the nation. The
writing up Of the route by eminent joa'n'
slis,s, the Systematic publication and orca'
lasiou IT their articles, in the highest degree
favorable, to accomplish the latter object II
tue effect showing the first h.s been accom-
plisLed. The rails that will lsy many annie
If the Northern Pacific Railroad ore made.
Tue day star Of the Northwest u dswning'
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-10-01

TuoxAs DoxAlDsoN, earestassooens o.
CONSTRUCTION Of the Idaho Peaiteatiasy. 3D.
vcytises far proposals. for The ostSding O
=. one wing" IN tho a'sssss" q espssnes'
,ash The lids ~ 10 b opened Oceo6ss
l6th. The Avsaamss ~ Il = exposed
thsl The . one wing" Win y snesoeso eese y
New Yeas'4
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Red UCED TELEG APH
PRICES.

To-day. October Let, the following reduced
rates on the w. U. T. Company takes effect
The prices for 10 words - per the Herald,
are from Helena to
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ATTORNEYS.

JAMES III. DROWN.
ATTORNEY At LAW,
COURT HOUSE SQUARE.
0oos Ledge City, Montana.
once with n. b. Harrison.
". +. SANDE rs,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
osv,cs IN TN WHITAKER BUILDING.
HELENA, MONTANA
jySly
LAWRENCE 4 HEDGES.
A o r n Q ys.0 1T. Law,
Main street, opposi,e National Bank.
HELENA, MONTANA.
A. E MA1n.w. Lor,. Ncxrnra7.
MAYHEM 4 NcAURTRy,
ATTORNEYS. AT-LAW,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
jyely
". u. cLAOErr, Wv. D.xoy
CLAGETT Il DIXON,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW,
Court House Square,
lily DEER LODGE CITY. MONTANA
NJ. II. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY AT . LAW
Once with James II. Brown, Court Housc Square,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
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Ishyslclans-sur,s Dentists
II. e IL l. PIN,
Physician and Surgeon,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA
DENTI@,r1IY.
DR.. II. A. Mich OILS, ID mist.
CENTRAL OFFICE IN
WHITAKER BUILDING. HELENA
All work warranted Arst.clsse.
And pronounced by all who
have seen bis work u he unexcclled
jyasf in the United States.
BANK E:IRk.
& T. NArsEh JNo. ). ATcn,.o~,
President. Cashier.
First National Bank,
Main Street. Helena, Montana.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF TINE UNITED STATES.
jy6m
ACSsEY, DAHLER 4 CO.,
13ANKEl4S
And Dealers in Gold Duet, Coin and Exchange,
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah Territory:
VIRGINIA and HELENA, Montana.
B o h M Il a ab,
BANKERS,
Teegraphe Transfer and Drafts Sold On al parts Ut
the United States aud Europe.
Highest Price Paid for Gold Dust aud Dare.
jyasm
l. H. NERsuv,xLD a. Isssur'xAD.
L. II. MERSHFlELD 4 BislD.,
BANKERS.
Main Street. adjoining Bentlsys Block.
HELENA, MONTANA
Sight Drafts on all psrts Of the United States
and Europe.
Dealers In Geld Dust, Coin, Currency,
AND UNITED STATES sEcURIrlEs.
Collections made in all parts Of the Territory and
rcmttsnccs promptly forwarded.
AeeAY1slse.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ASSAY OFFICE,
HELENA, MONTANA.
AUGUSTUS SrIlrx Areayer juaEm
ASSAY OFFICE ASSAY OFFICE
rstcly assayetl aud guaranteed T. coni.rm to the
U. .. MINT STANDARD.
Greenbacks PAID tor Geld DSstl
, CHARLES RuMLEy;
Geo. w. Ia'viss,
Assistant Assessor Il lntcrnal Revenue,
ONCE with C1aects Dixon.
COURT HOUSE SQUARE, DEER LODGE, MT.
Lily
Drugs onsl Medicines.
- -----.--------------- ------------ ---
Weir & Pope,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
Main Street, Helena, Montana
MINING CHEMICALS,
PAINTS AND vARNISIIES,
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A corresponding REDUCTION VIII Be made
u the West, October 10th.
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Oar D.>as = Das'nss..
I'm NV Noeso.Wsss y bsSees -. Jedes e
apps9val. p1esuoisek. Il Wil b pseabhs4 weekly ss
oegQ- looog oeTv, MONTANA,
TEl1ls- CsvARlABLY IN ADVANCE
cunaBxcY 1ATEs:
0xB Corr Ox8 YsAa. .........................4 GO
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IvCJe W osu1OOs SvCSy AaO~ u usOossVS WV
veyance, it il remarkable fact that none oi
the company MAS i'll for . single hour. o.
met with single disabling accident on the
trip. without anticipating any further de-
tails of their observations than have from
time to time been laid before our readers, |,
is sufficien, to state the grand result The
object of the reconnaissance Wa to ascertain,
Arst, whether the proposed routes OF North
ern Pacific Railroad was - easy and prac'
ticable - It had been represented; and, &c
ond, whether the country was capable o.
such cultivation. settlement, and develop
ment = 70 sustain such line with way tEsf'
Nc. Upon beth these points the results wers
In the highest degree satisfactory. Ths
Rocky Mountains present no engineering
obstacles greater than ore met with In oul
Western prairie States. No SHOWS bloc1
the path of the locomotive In winter: TIKI
climate l. everywhere genial and equAb'e
the soil rich and luxuhant. And from Be-
yond the Missouri they bring the same e
port q - already bess sassisd hnms - -
explorer Of tho coaatry this eide o. tAa'
river-shas IL al The lsngtA and bssadth o.
the belt Of ooantsy thsoush which IN
Northern PaciAc b 70 run there , Dos : fol
ef eoil which y not capable % ooutribstial
u the support Of that great hsghway.
Considssing dat The Ualon and Csntsal
Pacific pen through nearly thousasd mills
of nd desert where - dsassts Of way
sssAlc ean bgcssalsd out a dc paseAsd cd
saestle sasds, whas nose thaa ~ 1slngo
lscs ~ - saaaed = s1bw ~ - -
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and three year old steer, aggregate dressed
weight, 8, 400 lbs cows Of fine Durham
breed, two year old heifer, dressed weigh.
$50 lbs, 2 yeariing heifsrs, dressed weight
500 lba each. 2 Durham bulls, his fine stall
lion, "Old Tom," sixteen hands high,
weighing l.s50 lba, and perfect model Of
beauty, ands hogs, aggregate dressed weight
800 lbs. y
NJ. q. jules German, of Helena. exhib-
itcd the bull = Diamond and the heifer
+" Martha Washington" both Of whom can
hast . pedigree ut unexceptOnsOle cl'arac-
ter. and WIN Gro the ideal representatives of
their rnce . !.
Mr.. Allen, the ice man of Helena, ex.
hibited his we'll known stallion. to look a
which In i, ADMIRE and bring to mind the
powerful hosss-hyures represented In Rosa
BOnhcur'a pictures
The Balger State poultry yard showed Us
the best aas0rtnent Of fowls ever seen In the
Territory, at least BY U.S. There were some
sixty specimens, embracing turkeys, ducks,
gcese. pigeons and chickens In variety.
Over one hundred and Afty head 1t stock
were exhibited, eacll particular head Of
which 10 we'll deserving Of mention. but
time and space forbid II q present ,.s..
RAc1A ,.E s3aH,UH ss
TIE racss yesterday wese very exciting
end bid fair 70 continue % during the re-
usainder Ut the week. Night before last 9
match was made between N,wlan's s0rrel
mars Of Deer Lodge. and H0llin's sorrel
mare OF llelena. one fourth of mile for
as PCT side, running race. NOwlan's came
out seven feet ahead. A BLK race, In which
Dver L0dges vii! take much Interest. has
been made up for Monday next between
Travis BILLY Bay" and James Bailey's Ors.
.gon mare = Lucy," Of Deer Lodge. The die
tancs 80 yards. running rsce, stakes e500
pr sids, turns, O'Clock :. y. This after.
noon ~ great leoitisg race for . premium
at go tskss plaza We un,lersland thst
Con. x0hss has catered bic sorre) horse ftls
this Sace, md VIII cestsss tAe horns with
oone II ~ moes ee3shfaasd stock II ''thia
side" 1oe tAs ruaaiAg 1sce, which ain
lakes ploce this aftssno0a, ax entries havs
been sla3a. To.mMsow the atlsndance q
tho Fair Win b ~ gysaleok The ladtes M
= s3ds for No pse0aoGaA Thsse win b
fyum Tx % lea c0~easlaalA The vsloclpede
M, which cano0e Gil - bo1ov0l cd anus.
-, wi1l alst soaeeG 9 Hest lisod .
.-...-.,.,, ia ssnsv.sa.
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built. and IN time will become the great
trunk road IF the continent. for the follow.
ing reasons: II will be the shortest line he.
tween the millions that ore n occupy the
country north Of the Ohio river and the Mid.
die States m the one hand, and the Pacific
IN the other: Il will he the sh01test line for
passenger travel between England and
China; it lies through the great wheat field
az the continent; L will have it, western
terminus in the future New England Of the
Pacific coast-a region yet To 10 dotted I'll
over with manufacturing towns; Il lee
through . region where the climate h mildes
IN winter than along the central belt Of The
coutine0t. ard which for ~ ntiss distance
10 capable 1t su&saiaisg q agziculssal o.
industrial community. .s -, .-..-sr
Spread out once more the map before We
dismiss the subjecs, and 80 hOw the rives
runs; aee INV the 81. Lswrcuce and The
hkes furnish . wafer half way acsOss The
ednorth BY the Arctic Circlc. east ~ Like
WinnjDex. south ~ thu plain Of Nebraska,
west ~ he Rocky M0unsainA CONSIDER
that oui here W ase 0aly IN Tie latitude 81
Paris, that ths latitude of the nnethen Limit
Of this wheaa Esd b not % near the North
RDle q the settled cna9e OF Norway ~ st.
Petefshurx think u the capabilities Of O..
eeon; of the CDlumbiA, pouring its mighty
nood To the Pacific. yet % 10 pat 70 work 10
turning mill wheels; 1T the forests OF The
Pacific coaee-1he coal Of puGs4's Sound ;
the haya. hasb0ss, aD1 ytveg1 sWasmlog With
AalA: " cliaaAe . Mid, ond o. mAoY pasea
mildee. than ehat Of Iaino ed vMnont-
take IN I'll that Naluse has dine. and thea
rc0ees what ulan en- Do With 8ocA 0Gaaa
an0 appl6aooeA A-l.i fss
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-27
BABE IN THE WOODS.

A Three Days Search for Stray YOungster.
A correspondent of the Boston Journal writes
from Northeast Carry, Me-, under date of
August 20:-
"a party from Guilford and Greenville, numbering
nearly one hundred, came across MOOsehead Lake in
steamer Fairy of the Lake, Captain Thomas Robin
son, for the purposes OF gathering bueberrles.
Waiter little son Of Mr.. Roberts, OF GTeenylle,
aged ten years, being among the number, and be
coming separated from his companions, was IOsL
The news spread like wildfre, and search was
instantly commenced, and after being IN the Wooas @
three days and two nights the boy came 0ut at ths
Northeast Carry farm, owned by MI Bradioru, Oily
two miles from where he started Ihe ioihs @ a. az t to
farm being absent searching for him. ne took 10 the
blueberry bog again. where he was % gscoVefeS e 10y 9y
companion Mr. Charles III. Baker, was IN search OF
him He was restored 10 his parents, who were
almost distracted at their loss. a., . l., A.,
The most singular part SIs OF tae story IS that when
aS ~ that he was lost he started TO run and spilled
them not stopping to pick them up Still holding on
20 re nail ne carried il the whole distance and
When fonnd by Mr.. Butterfeld had picked it fun
again after being at the farm His clothes were lite
TeIy torn from him. He said that he was not
iightened, but hGa rather cold nights
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-27
the current from point to point, and involves no
Races of the Contestants.

The following tables give the re ults of races
made by the respective colleges OF the contes-
tants for some years past
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-07-16

a farmer who had engaged the services
OF son of the Emerald Isle, ,ent him ont
one morning to harrow u piece Of gyound.
lie had rot worked long before nearly al,
ol the 'eeth came ont Of the harrow Pres.
emily the farmer wont ont into the fold 10
axe notice OF Pats progress ana asked him
how he liked narrowing. "Uh." renlied
Pat, "it goes bit smoohgr now e.nce tbe
reg are out