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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the us
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01
TON WRIGHT.

How the Alleged Murderer Of the
Peddier ROSerski demeaas Himself
In Jail-COnnieting Stories of the
Crtme-A Dog Messenger-HOw tn
Prisoners Communicate with One
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
SUM MONS.

In the District Court OF the sixth Judi
cial District. in and Tor the County OF
Eureka, state OF Nevada.
THE STATE OF NEVADA sends greet
ing to THOMAS X. MCMAHON.
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
i appear in an action commenced
against you as defendant, by Maggie
Mcmahon as plaintiff, in the Instruct
Court OF the Sixth judicial District, IN
n Tor the County of Eureka, state OF
Nevada, at Il town of Eureka, md an
swcr to Complaint therein, which Is on
die with the Clerk OF said Court, within
ten days after the service on You OF this
summons exclusive of the day of ser
vice. If served in said county, or twenty
days il served out OF said county but with
in this district. II III all other cases
forty days or Judgment 10y default Will
be taken against you, according TO the
prayer of said Complaint.
The said action is brought to O
judgment against you the said defend
ant, that the marriage between plaintiff
and defendant be dissolved n a divorce
decreed according TO the statute IN Such
cases made n provided and plaintiff
prayS that the custody, cOutECI and pos
session Of the child, Thomas L. McA!a-
hon, be adjudgcG to the plaintiff. The
ground on which Said Judgment and de-
cree are claimed is, that defendant for
more than two (-l years last past has
lAOAs iNSANNb(N ~ HANN 4 ~ PAtiAlA-
tiff the common ncceSsa~3s II life, hay
ing the ability SO 10 $50. ANA when such
neglect was not the result OF poverty on
h part of said defendant, which he
could lot avoId by ordinary industry.
And upon the further ground of cruel and
tnhuman treatment. as is more fully set
forth in the Complaint on file herein.
And you are hereby notified that i yOu
fail to appear Ii answer the said COM
plant as above required, the said plain
tiff will Apply to the Court fer the relief
demanded in said Complaint.
In Testimony Whereof, I, + II. Harmon,
have h%ereunto set my hand and the
Seal OF said Court, this Goth day of sep
TENDER, Al 1875.
f. II. HARMON,
Clerk District Court, sixth judicial Dis
trict, Eureka County, Nevada.
BY SAM,L BELL, deputy Clerk.
W. H. DAVENPORT, Atty. Tor PHI.
State OF Nevada, County of Eureka, s..
l., +. II. HARMON, County Clerk and
ex-oficio Clerk of the District Court.
sixth Judicial District, III and for said
county, do hereby certify that the above
n foregoing is a correct and true copy
OF the original summons, which now re-
mains i'll my Office at Eureka. County
n state aforesaid.
In Testimony Whereof. l have heraunto
set my hand and affixed the Seal of
said Court, at office in the town of Eu-
reka, this Sd day OF october, \. Il. 1873.
+. II. HARMON,
County Clerk and eX-Otlicio Clerk OF the
District Court, sixth Judicial District,
Eureka County, State of Nevada.
By san BELL, Deputy Clerk.
Oi-lewlm
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Mistqlane,r,
w. &. SPINE,

Il HESE TA1ns vrrr
Ami l., !>d, anu Aux I'D
IN existence I,r Nh, Guy >li
Ism, COILS, NEUEgJ.
IAhNlN SIS, lINEB.0
tt,l!u\S, lkCNCIS1 AID
Las. StUlNN and u
Diseases. in TACT, ali r >as
nom Il Lad state citLr 'si
All I,r>CnsW hu>e NSN
with murcury lead OF ct@,
sons can bo conn lttely
inns Process. A>lUCllert sl
cuc!, these latls aIr no
GcntI,meh ale Inl4t,d 4, i''ell
them ~ al
Gonouhea, SYPHILIS IN an.
of long s|talulI., lr,rns ' II
All UtstIl u,I>. iIItrU 4
tlou OF thc#tewtlS aroa ".
weakness, tie. >Loo,,Nr'k a-
SO haN"ti4u tlIntcal .''
mon baths. '~ z
ltflttt cures W|aIralt,t -.
aloNt-u2n "a C5S,a>,>vi,~
are strictly lol!iW,a. tt,- N
been irtat,ClN UAeul,,r =
rcka, ana reject ,Cl,> +.
instance. II. Sl5l-hs ls>,G.'
first patient. y sitCaIy
diseases ocular 10 ttHCrr +
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
-1t., Day OF October. 1873,
Assessment Clothes.
4 DAMS IIIL1 CONSOLIDATED
y INNING IVMENNH.-lO cation OF

- -
principal place OF business san Fran
cisco, California. Location OF WORKS, Eu-
reiia county, state OF Nevada.
Notice i hereby given, that 1T a meet
Ing OF the Board OF directors. held OF the
24th day OF september, ls.3, an assess
ment t\o. A OF ten ,lul cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately, in
United states gOid coin, to the secretary,
ri the C1flce oiihe company, No. 1l9 Cali
fornia street, a Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the &stn day of
October. 1913, viii be deemed uclin-
queut, and advertised tor sale at public
auction. and unless payment Is maue be-
tor. viii hc sold M the goth day OF
November. 1913. to paYthe delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF adNtr-
Using and expenses of sale.
W. ". IRAlLOR, Secretary.
Office Room 9, 40 California street, san
Francisco. california;. S2S-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
Office Of COunty Treas
urer, Eureka County.

EUREKA, NEv., October 20. l>73.
TAXPAYERS OF EUREKACOUNTY.
l. Nevada, will please take motto. that
the State and County Taxes I WED upon
the Real and Personal properly of Euro
ka county, for the fiscal year 0mmeuc
December 81, a. y. 1872. a~. uas and pay
able at my office in Eureka, ON the 10Th
DAY of October. y. y. 1o1j, and become
d~elinquent after the I7th day OF NoVcm-
Der \. D. ISIS.
By giving your attention to the above
notice you Will avoid the 10 per cent. add
ditional tax .mpDstd b. law upon dclin-
auents, and the costs that accrue upon
the commencement Of sIE.
Cfic : al Courthouse.
W. 4. SEATGN.
County Treasurer and eX-otllciu Tax Re-
ceiVer. o12 IF
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WANTED.

A PARTNER WITH A CASH CAPT.
n tai Of eight or ten thousand dollars.
to take n h~aifintercSt in a well establish
ed and prospt rOus general merchandise
business. A thorough investigation and
personal interview can be had by address
ing p. o. box 3i4. Eureka, New.
C3-tf
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NC

Suncial attention Is c"tteH
to sslc great Improvement" '''its.'
rccrufI| il tsti~ "NcFsici'S N''".''h'.
and 40 tlsr new ANA elegant AiJs'~ o'
Eases :sGii.,l 20 olT list.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
Delinquent salr.
SOUTH EUREKA MINING COM

- Pan .-ICcatiUn OF WORKS, Eureka
District, Eureka county, Nevada.
NOrlCE.-lherc is delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account
OF Assessment 40. - levied on the Suth
day ii August. 1873. the several amounts
sci opposite the names Of the respective
Shareholders, as follows:
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PUBY HILL EZPREs''

Sta.os will leave even pupl7
$50 and 10 80 p. m, IHt and bA'
Jcnksyillc, Fourth oiJu,n -
mines IN New YORK any & PAb-D
Et6-tt PM
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miscellaneous.
Notice.

IN HALL. 7. OCONNOR, LOUIS
10 Tx r. LURNEE, JOHN LATCH,
NM RLAT and j. ANpEksoN.
-ot. AND EACH OF YOU ARE
\ hereby notified that there Is que
snrrtivc names. tor the "urking u de.
yrlopment OF the ioIiowinE mmm,cd
~ Er AntrIore Mining District, Eureka
Honnnty and State of Nevada, to Wit:
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TO ~UGFORTUNA
NEW REM DIES! NEW REyr|
DR.. GIBBONS DISFEyNI

Dh. UlSrON ) IlSFtM1
" O.. 62@ kEAENEY STREET
~ conner Commercial. San
Francisco. Private entianca an 4
Commercial street. ESTABLISH
in 1894, FOR Aelrcatmcn o. seyr.
al ana seminal Disease. >ucu A.
hca, elect, structure. SyphI>n1
forms, Seminal Weakness, lpa
etc, etc. Skin diseases uIltar>>r
ana liberated Legs, etr., sud
treated.
rR. GIBEON has the rlaasr
uOuucing that be has returned nd
ltingthc principal Hospitals q
ana has resumed llac,Iel,
Ihc Doctor has spared neithe.t.I
money III seeking uut nCW reMtgI
has returned with Increased !aClI
the alienation OF human suley,.
Seminal Weakness,
Seminal emission is the conai
of Scii-abuSG. This solitary wee. \
PRAYED sexual Indulgence, IS paal
Inc Nodth 81 both SEXES To an and
limited extent, producing With a
certainty the following tam d. 1
symptoms. unless cumuattd ty 4
lntuiCal measures, NlZ cal.OW ID
aucc, dark - u1S under theeyt> d
the head, ringing iii the tGI>, iGs
the rushing ot leaves or Tdtlii,G.
IO>. G~utaSllHSS atOlt the .Gil>, Vti
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In the District Court OF the sixth Judi
cial District. in and tor the County OF
Eureka, state OF Nevada.
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BATnS. so CENTS,

= snare ~ public patronage Is solicited
hu--ti JAMES N. NJ. A.UOIY rron,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 8, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Wyoming Or, Price, Liverpool via Queens
town--Wiliams Guion. ,,.o, a..
Queenstown-c q Franckyn
Steamship Holland tBD. Bragg London-f .
Steamship Metropolis, Nickcrson, New orleans-c
Ship Grahams Policy Ciapp Cronstadt-J Atkins 4 Co
Bark Kong sverre Nor), Hansen, bordeauA-ie'ehs
Bark Calcutta ItaD, Gangulla, Naples-Funch. Edge
Bark Johanna Margaretha 1tal, Rasmussen, Genoa
BARK Marathon, Donnen, Marseilies-Jas Henry.
Bark sunght G,r,, Hayes, Montevdeo via Fort john
bark Jennie Cobb, Packard, Aspinwall-sn Bur
bark Said Bin Sultan. Otis, Port Johnson-Boyd a
Brig sunnyside (Br), Alexander. Liverpoo-J Sum-
Brig Anna CBr), o'Conncl, Bahia-C II Trumbull.
Brig Holding dam, Brock, Bahia-Funch, Edye d Co.
Brig Pearl. Neal, Barhados-D Trowbridge& Co.
Brig Iris OBJ, Downing, st john Nb-Heney a rar'
Brig Orion Br), Robinson, Elzabethport Nevius
Brig Beauty (Br), Sinclair Port JohnsonP Ncvius
schr Annie Freeman, Boynton, Point-a Ptrc-BJ Wen
schr Henry Middleton, Brewer, Jacmel-Isaac X Sta
schr Ring Dove, Swain, Aux Cayes-A Nones 4 Co.
schr w Beebc, i.ozcr, Cardenas-Evans, Ball Co .
schr Florida, Gilmore, Jacksonvie-s Loud 4 Co; :.
schr John McAdam, Montgomery, Charleston-squires,
schr Ethan Allen, Blake, Portland-Miller 4 Hough-
schr Mary Isabel, samms Providence-Rackett& Bro.
Schr Brainard, Hawkins. Provdence-H w jackson
schr T Dickinson, Mitchell, Westerly, RI.
schr Henry Lemuel Jarvis, New Haven-Racket
Steamer Black Diamond. Meredith. Philadephia--w
kirkpatrick.
Steamer Philadelphia. Davis. Philadelphia
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seh r. sarah Blake, Blake, DighOn for New York
sshr John Boynton,. Him. Bridgeport for New York.
s schr Thos Potter, Hill Marion Tor New York
%aps for
sehr ar Hronn SorhpSrs for New T@rk Ezaneb
Nsw
Schr Ann Dole. Bunce, Providence for New York. -,
schr Req Jacket, Averel Kockand for New York. with
sshr rsTss OAK Parker Haven for Rs~Ore
sshr Harriet Baker, Brown Portland for New York,
:, sehr l. L Hamilton, Saunders Providence for New
De s % j Ase Ss Calais for New York. with lum
s xa s New o MsS
with lime TO Candee Pressey.
ssSr 7 varied spraEas Pawiackst for New y YORK
port p-,,. Nvs
schr Hicserscs Kelly Kelly. Boston for PHILADELPHIA III
schr Trip W;s ehathSm fpr New y S
hr Gray Asa New sndS, New T Ss% York
sehy joseph Rogers Rogers Connecticut River FOL
schr John L Tracy, Curry. Boston for Philadephis
Schr Giarissa Allen Baxtsr Providence for New York
Burton Johnson rr9yssncs for Nsx ySEs
schr Maria Fleming, Weaver. Providence for New
sshr Charles Carroll Chase Proyldenee for New York
sr EzaSeth Kelly S1 iS I for York
FSss sss 'se
aS1"ss aa ts1se9 ses ssT sGfA
Schr Eagle. Chase, Providence for New York: .
, Schr Florida, Newman Rockland for New York. with
schr Ganges, Gardner, Portland for New York, with
lumber.
schr Roger Parmelee, Lee, Northport for New York:
S Schr Golden Rule, Howes; providence Tor New YORK
sch I'M Terry Terry, Rockland tor New York, with
schr Maggie Lucy Avery, Anyn's Point for Baltl-
more.
schr Lizzie Raymond, Lord Providence for New York.
Schr Pioneer, Parker New Haven for Baltimore
schr Eva Diverty, Hand, Providence for New York.
scnr Thomas Smith, Bowman Fall River for New
York.
schrAJ Williams Morrell, Stamford for New York.
S S Dart williams, Stamford al. for New York
Steamer Galatea. Gale Providence Tor New York. with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamship wamsutta Fish. New York New Bedford.
Schr Willow Harp. South Amboy fer Providence
h oeson of ar
schr Blllow WALLACE, New YORK for Dix Island.
ss$r Rs%Ser hsmtsn yrsnla % New Haven
schr Blair Brown New York for pawt ac
schr Watcha Gill New YORK for Boston te noS'0"
schr P SHUTS, Young, New York for New Haven.
dence.
schr George Edwin, New York for Northport
schr Jas Il BayIis, Arnold, New York for Providence
schr Hattie S Collins, Tribble, South Amboy for Provi-
schr Ida Hudson. Brown, New York for Boston.
schr Predmore sherman, New York for Provi-
schr Lizzie A Bennett Adams Philadelphia for Mystic
schr Rachel jane, Kelly, New York for Providence.
Steamer Doris, Young, New York for Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-10
DISASTROUS FIRES.

The National Tube Works at McKees-
port, Pa, Take Firc-One Man Killed
by the Falling Roof-S2OO,0O0 Worth
OF Property Destroyed.
PITTsBrRG, Pa, April Q, 1879.
Three bridge trestles, supporting seventy feet OF
roof Of the National Tube Works, situated at
NcKeesport, Pa, gave way at five O'Clock this
Afternoon, breaking the gas conductor leading
from the gas producer TO the furnaces. The gas
TOOK fire. and tine mill building was imIne.
dately enveloped in flames and totally de-
etIVyed. Two hundred men were working under
the roof when IL fell, but mraculously only one
man was Killed. Several workmen sustained IN
5uries, none OF which will be likely TO prove fatal.
LOSS $780, 900; insurance 100000.
The coffee mills OF Arbuckle 4 Co.. In this city
1ere consumed w ire this evening. Loss $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-10
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Prizes cashed and information furnished.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers
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4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN ANY STATE:
legal everywhere descrton, &C, sufficient
publicity reaured charge until divorce is granted:
vice free NJ. HOUSE, Attorney 1874 Broadway.
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BURIED IN THE RUINS.

. New Building Falls and Crushes Thirty Per-
sons Beneath It-A Night Scene in Middle
town, Conn.-six Bodies Taken from the
Debris by Torchlight-Nine Mangled
Men Rescued-Children Likely
Among the Victims.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-10

Steamships Algeria for Liverpool; Wyoming. do Hol-
land, London; Olympic, Glasgow Metropolis, New Or
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Passed Through Hell GATE.

Steamship Dirgo johnson Portland for New York
with mdsc and passengers
steamship Glaucus, Walden, Boston for New York with
mdse aud passengers. "a II Dimoek -
jed Frye Co 800 80" -
sshr Mary Pike, Good Ipbec for New York. with nsh
.schr Carrie Xix, Hix, Rockand for New York with
stone 10 Bridge Co. "' 49,
schr Benz Strong Weeks, Portland for New YORK. with
lumber ~ order, ' -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03

think it adds to their dignity So do some
pcoplcJ
The little chicken, were very much awcd
at the condcsccnding way in which Mr. Chan
ticlccrpattcd their heads Giguratlycly speak
ing, of coursc) and wondered that their moth,
cr acted so Indifferent. But she had been nc
ouaintcd with Mr. Chandelier primary years
and knew how pulled up he was with vanity
and sclEcs,ccm, and Wasn't rs much battered
by his favor rs he supposed,
by the way" he crowcd, after u pause,
somewhat surprised at her silence, "your ora
enemies, the cat and dog, have both met with
violent deaths during your absence. The dog
run mad, and was shot by his master, and
jim drowned the cat for eating up a pet ca
nary Bird
All the old hens feathers shook when She
heard this, for She remembered her bitter
feelings in the past and the many times she
had wished herself in their place. What easy
and happy lives they had appeared to lead,
and vet to what tragiCaI ends had they come
at last?
"Ah, chickens" she cluckcd altcrward,
while contcntcdly scratching in the dirt, "bc
satisfied with your position in the world, and
never envy those who appear to have better
ones. Scratching in the dirt and laying eggs
are lust as honorable work as any other, if
YOU are only brave enough to make it so.
Nothing is worse than drawing comparisons,
and fancyng that you have the hardest time
of any one else in the world.'-thtldrcnS
UOUr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03
THE NOBLE RED MAN.

From the Virginia Montaniau,

From the Virginia MpAthHlaI''
The nearest approach to the hcrOicco oung
given to Indian character by the paIc-iaccd
poet, OF other days, has just been told IL 10y
one of the partiCipatora in little SquabbIc
with a bonc-picking BannaCka who haunt,
this vicinity. one day last week, while Geo.
Gohn and Geo. Smith were killing beef at
their slaughtcrhousc up the gulch, Bannack
Indian, accompanied by three or four sQuawS,
came upon the scene in search OF wood ana
the legitimate plumber of the slaughtcr-houae
the refuse. The lordly child Of the forest
undignifcdly stretched himself upon the
ground, and calmly smiled upon
his industrious wives rs they gathered the
trophies. Happening to pass his way, smith
accidentally or otherwise touched the big In.
iun's foot with his boot, when big lnjun re
scntcd the tancicd insult by laying hold OF a
clapboard and swatting George ever the back.
More pleased than angry, Smith rctaliated
by Squeezing the red mans windpipc, and
showing him one side, supposing this would
settle il. Not so, however, for "Lo'
had been insultcd, and his dignity must be
appcascd He accordingly went for smith
and in a tcnminuc rough and tumble fight
came out second best. Now right here Is
where sensible white man would have quit
and where the traditional hcroism of the red
asserted itself. lie had been grossly insulled
in the presence Of his sunburnt loves, ana
then ANONYMOUSLY thrashcd 1t was too
much, and with voice humblcd with shame
and bosom barred to the skies he approach
ed Mr. Gohn with: me licked; me biz lngen,
and me no want to live. You shoOtce me
Gcorgc-you killum me quick-me no want
to live George demonstrated, butin vain
that buck was diSgraCed and wanted to be
gathered to his fathers, and insisted on being
killed as he stood shifting his
brave, brown bosom before the humane STAY
or of kline Failing to convince him that
many a white man got whipped and then had
the audacity to want to live, Gohn had to take
him away. On Smith returning to town ana
cabin in the evening, the noble Bannack
again came and insisted on being killed, and
finally persuaded Smith to perform the bloody
deed with a "little axe" Stoically stood the
chief under the shadow of the blade, ready
for the sacrifice, and as it descended with a
crash, Mr.. Indian sprang one side, and you
couldn't have seen.his heels for the dust as he
struck out for his "wakiup." If Cooper had
been writing this, that Indian would have
now been an honored corpse, but as it is he
remains for Us to endure and the peace com
missioners to take care of.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03
from the Congressional Kec0Fd.

Tools AND MACHrNEs.-llunt up every i'm
plcment that will he wanted for use on the
farm, and see if it is in good order. If it i,
not so, it is better time to have it repaired
now than when the men and teams are wait
ing for it, lfyou have a bench of tools-and
how can you get along without them you
may be able 10 do the job yourself, and thu,
save time in carrying it away and bringing il
back, and save the money required to pay The
mechanic Besides this, as there always ar,
broken tools, the mechanic may have So many
on hand To repair that there may be week
of anxious suspense in waiting for them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03

Never marry "A man till you have seen him
eat Let the candidate for your hand, ladies
pass through the ordeal of eating soft.boIled
eggs. If lac can do il and leave the table
cloth. the napkin and his shirt unspotted.
take him. Try him next with spare.rib. II
he accomrlishes this feat without putting out
one of his own eyes, or pitching the bones
into your lap, name the wcddingd day at s-ce
he will do 10 tie 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03

A friend of ours in very moderate circum.
stances got rich in less than five minutes,
Judging from his expression, for he put some
spirits of hartshorn ON his handkerchief in
an apo,hecary'S store, thinking il cologne.
then dancing round the room with tears in
his ewes Swore lac didn't waut another lS)cent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03

y German, from Berlin, has been for some
time at Panama, butterfly hunting. His first
remittance was el00 worth of butterflies. He
catches them in his hat, and is 80 Spry on his
hootS tina! he will give the healthicst butter
fly a rod the start and catch him on the sec
Ond bound
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