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, 1875-07-03
DISTRICT CaTPT

At the June rn of the District Court foT Stevens
county, Judge Wingard presiding, the following
cases We're heard and disposed Of
Washington Territory vs. Benz. F. Akers the Grand
jury returned not a true bill
Territory Maddox; dismissed
Territory VS.. John Hickey dismissed
Territory vs.. NJ. V. Brown dismissed.
Isabella Matthew Pierre Matthew application for
divorce, dismissed
John Probell Martina Probell divorce granted.
K Comnely vs.. A. Waller appeal dismissed at plain.
TIFF costs.
Edward Hawley Charles 4. Dodi VS.. c. Il Mont
gotnsry; Judgment for plaintiff in the sum OF s52i
and costs
John Cluyston VS.. A Hughson; verdict of the jury
Tor defendant for costs.
Thomas Lee Henry L. Young verdict in favor OF
plaintiff for Sll7 50 and costs.
Blaumauer d RoSenblatt vs.. c. II. Montgomery
change of venue 90 Walla Walk county.
John Inkster vs.. Agatha IEkster divorce granted.
j. R Kinsley - I. Sherwood Judgment for de-
tendaut
, 1875-07-03
ue.,,r ,ne source Of HappIness.

The relaxation of the nerVous system. which
creates an indIspositlon 10 mental bodily action Is
of very frequent occurrence. It IS found that tor
pid liver debiltated stomach or deranged bowels are
s4ATED l. X L. BrrrFRs has been successfully used
throughout the United States as an unfailing re-
storative and health,iving nnticine- and
invigorating those organs 20 thei- original strength
It has never failed TO restore 10 health and renyr
ate the whole system. DyspeIsiGr indigestion and
loss of appetite general debility rheumatism, fever
and ague, disappear with rs use As medicine Tor
diseases arising fous inprTe or impoverished blood
it is without an equal, They are composed OF An
absolutely pure diffusive stimHant Inedicated with
the extrae:s and juices Of the most effective tonic
and will prove safeguard against the attacks of dys-
pepsia and liver complaint 26-lm
, 1875-07-03

conveying 70 me the LANDS hereinafter described,
in trust Tor the several and benefit Of the inhbi-
tauts of said CITY, according their respective inter-
cts rs provided by the Act Of CougTess of March
3D. 1851 for the Relief of the Inhabitants of Cities
and Towns upon the Public Lands; - and also, the
" Act of Congress of the 9th of April, 1870"
AND WHEREAS, Tie Legislature OF the Terri
tory of IinhO by " An Act 10 Provide for Survey,
Plotting and Disposal of the Land III the City OF
lewiston Nez PeTee County, Idaho Territory, pursr
ant To the United States Statutes made and Pro
Videdn approved January sth, \. D., 1873, pre-
scribed the manner in which said trust shall be
executed
Now Therefore, N pursuance Of and by virtue Of
said Statutes hereby notify and require all persons
claiming Land within the boundaries designated IN
said patent 81 present their claims therefor IN
office in the said CITY Of Lewiston, within sixty days
OF the publication OF this notice.
The Land described Ia sad Patent Is aS follows: !:
The Lots numbered three and four Of Section SIX IN
Township thrty-ive, North of Range five West; and
Lots numbered one aud two OF Section one IA Town
ship thirty-tive North of Range six West; and the
South half Of the Southwest quarter, and the Lots
numbered five and seven Of Section thlrty-One, IN
Township :hirty-siN, North of Range five West;
Lots numbered and two except the grant 20 the
heirs Of Robert Newell deceased of hveacTts and i've
hundredths OF acre. three and four OF Section
thirty-siX in Township tbirtysx, North or Range
SIX West in the District of Lands subject 70 sale al
Lewiston. Idaho Territory, containing hye hundred
and SiXty-One acres and tWenty-One-hundreltiIs Oi
acre according 20 the Official pats OF the Survey
OF said Lands.
Published this 18th day Of June, A. n. 1873.
HENRY W. STANTON,
Mayor Of the City OF Lewiston,
z7-tf Territory Of Idaho.
, 1875-07-03

Trick TO AyoID TAXATIoS.-A late
Grand Jurv of Essex county, New York,
,,.tas a disclosure of how certain wealthy
raonIe of that county manage TO escape the
f,u measure OF their taxation. Their man
nov of evasion, the Jury says, is, to get a
no,s @ for $50, 900 discounted for three days.
Tbe T amount is placed to the credit of the
- of the note, who, TO avoid a tax on
the deposit sends it to New Iork city I sna
buys United States bonds with 1t. Thus,
There is DO deposit to be taxed. nor are The
bonds liable 10 taxation. In this way the
Grand Jury estimates that Essex county has
Ssa, defraudsd ont of the tax on = S4rUOO,oOo
, 1875-07-03

WOMEN's RIGHTs.-For over year dis
trict school No. has been in charge OF
lady teacher as principal, and if we are to be-
lieve the statements that reach us, she has
managed the school better than the gentleman
who preceded her Acting on the experience
of district No. 1, it is understood that the
lower district is about 10 employ a young
lady as principal. If care is taken to secure
the services of a competent teacher, we have
no doubt the experiment will succeed ont In
matters of this kind it is always well 70
avoid anything that savors of fayoritlsm'
, 1875-07-03

IMPORTANT LAND CAsE.-The case Of
VIM Mclean VS.. Ozias Owens, Wm. Water
man, ct al, which has been pending before the
Secretary of the Interior and the land depart
meut since 1868, has been decided in favor
OF the plaintiff, Vim. Mclean, by the Secre-
tary of the Interior. The decision involves
the title Of the plaintiff TO 640 acres of land,
on the Tum-a-lum, about 3 miles southwest
of this city, and adjoining the Santa Rosa
Mission. The case was decided in favor of
VIM. Mclean by the register and receiver,
in 1868, from which the defendants appealed
TO the Commissioner General of the land
Office, who confirmed the decision of the reg
lister and receiver, but ordered q new survey.
From this both parties appealed to the Secre-
tary of the Interior, who now decides for the
plaintiff, sIYing him the land as surveyed by
w. w. johnson, in 1862. }. ID. Mix for
plaintiff; j. II. Lasater for defendants.
, 1875-07-03

DEAD.-Chas. S. Pyburn, the man who
was injured so badly at the Agate Mill and
subsequently had his leg amputated, never
rallied At the time of the accident, 1t was
supposed from his being hardy, robust
man, that he would readily recover, but from
the first he gave up all hope, and continued
to sink until Saturday last, when death came
to his relief. We understand that he was
native of Andrew county, Missouri, and we
Judge him to have been about 30 years OF
age The team he was driving was the
property of Mr.. Reser, of Umatilla county,
Oregon. He had been in Mr.. Reser's EN-.
ploy for sometime, and bore good character.
He was in reduced circumstances, not having
accumulated any property, and was buried at
the expense of the county.
, 1875-07-03
D,scuARGED.-At five o'clock yesterdf

DIscuARGED.-At five o'clock yesterday
afternoon, the Beecher-Tilton jury WAS dis
charged. The jury had been out over
week. and at the time OF their discharge
thew stood nine for Beecher and for TiltOn.
The disagreement matters little. The world
hiss already rendered verdict, and that YER
d;c. is adverse to the Plymouth pastor
, 1875-07-03

Impsriant.- By the Medisal profes-
sion. Dr.. WV. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
lungs cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and
all diseases of the Throat and Chest. Dr. TOWN
sI.EY's TooTHACHE ANODYNE cures in one
MINUTE. 10y
, 1875-07-03

MACHINE PoETRY.-We are compelled TO
give our machine poetry in the shape of in
siallments. referring to the tail end of the
Union, the machine grinds out the following:
The cudgeled brain and anxious thoughts
That produced the travellers guide
And the midnight oil that he consumed
To furnish us beside
With an exhibition free of charge
y sight uncommon drON,
We We seen II in men2gereS
When the monkey climbed the pole
, 1875-07-03

GEO. COGGAN, the celebrated horseman, is
in town, and brings with him trio of horses
with which he expects TO carry of the stakes
We want Coggan to have fair show, and
then we expect our WalIa Walla horses to
beat his "Cayuses out of sight. See him
, 1875-07-03

FREE FROM DUsT.-A steady stream of water has
been running on the road leading TO the track
for several days and result the road will be
tirey free frorn dust Under these circumstances,
ride ont to the trotting park Is a luxury that can
only be appreciated by practical experiment.
, 1875-07-03

SEWING MACEISEs.-Persons who With really COOL
sewing machines such Is can be relied uPonI VIII
call at Mr. Schumachers store where they will find
only first class machines, and 4 skiiful mechanic
, 1875-07-03

A PEsT.-Farmers in the neighborhood OF
Weston, Oregon, complain greatly OF the de-
predations of squirrels. These pests have ID,
va5ad that section in immense numbers, and
in some instances have destroyed whole fields
of grain
, 1875-07-03

.-.-,.-.rr.-Ons morning this week, on
... ..-... We counted five teams bearing
s.--.nt.n.ri settlers. We certainly
-t -.,' tb.-s who leave Us abundant success,
... ,. sr.atIy dou5. whether they will bet
, 1875-07-03

vIsIrons-we learn that twenty teams, Ioaied
with men, women and children, on their way in
from q rand Ronde Valley. These visitors will he
here in time to witness the and take part in the
general festivities
, 1875-07-03

FREE CosCH.-A free coach will be run 20
and from the ball, at the Pavilion, ct the
Trotting Park, Monday evening, July oth'
Parties wishing conveyance viii leave orders
at the Oriental Hotel and the coach will call
for them.
, 1875-07-03

NATURAIIzED.-Att the June term OF the
District Court for Stevens county the follow
ing named persons were admitted TO citizen
ship: John Shaw, John Wynne, Moses
Dupuys, Andrews Hughson, Geo. McCrea
James Monaghan, and GOdleib Friedman
The following persons declared their inten-
tion IN become citizens: Dominique Cal
drue T,opis Matthew. and John Reimner.
, 1875-07-03

....-, Rail-. i announced at the race
u.5av evening, JaIy 9TH. Two
ii. same evening seems to be rather
'-- ,, f, but we doubt not they will
- =. WIZ ratronIzed.
, 1875-07-03

.r7-chas. Bessarer has removed his
md provision store next to the cor
S''.' Main and Fourth streets, and few
a.' % ,.,~ hi. all stand, where he will be
5.5T' ,..,. -, see his friends and customers
, 1875-07-03

ARCTIC SODA, and other refreshments of
the choicest kind, at the pavilion, during the
races The well known and popular caterer,
NJ. Hartman, on hand to wait upon GUS
tumOrs.
, 1875-07-03

REFREsHMENTs.-M. Hartman has rented
the eating stand at the race grounds, and
commencing with Sunday morning, VIII Dc
prepared to furnish refreshments OF all KINDS,
and done up in the very best style.
, 1875-07-03

-r~ RICE TuAcK.-Just at this time
... .. tie race track viii well repay any
nh, ha. q fancy for fine horses A num-
t..fy.~v fine animals are now in training,
.-r.. f aIaaTs an interesting sight to see
-...r.r.r Vincent show up their pets.
, 1875-07-03

LEVI LELAND, the celebrated Temperance
orator, viii lecture ON Tuesday evening, at
-, o'clock, when the friends Of temperance
should be out in fnll force.
, 1875-07-03

ANNUAL LNUnN1uoN.-The annual ex-
.-'''.1 ot ihe pupils Of St vncent's :
commenced on Monday and was
Ign. 70 4 close on Wednesday evening.
-. CHOU. 'he attendance Of parents and
mis- .i the Academy Was large, and the
e.. ''.a q vas that Of sraa, satisfaction with
l'-,' the pupils had made in their
-. Inc pioneer institution of learning
q. >...'-. = II is gratifying to know that
-. Il Ae'lamy keep pace with the mr.
- ----'Fy, and offers facilities for
..-..-3 ,.'.- '' Young ladies' that canno, be
, 1875-07-03

c SWIFT. late of the Spokane
J.','- .,ir.l at Los Angeles, and writes
f''.,. -. r.rI pleased with the appearance
-. .Lun,ry.
, 1875-07-03

PHOTOGRAPHS Strangers who may visit to Wn any
time the coming week, will find Mr. Leo Schu-
macher. at his gallery. prepared TO take their pic
lures in an artistic and hfe-lIke style.
, 1875-07-03

Coon HORSES command q ready sale At
Boise city. Persons who have been seeking
a market for their surplus horses will make a
note.
, 1875-07-03

'a- Wool tHr-A seutemln who is
.'- E Engaged IN The wool trade, informs
Us .... 'a' 'pTns clip IN this Valley, incIud-
..E '"'''.i' 'opn'E will be fully equal to
''.'' pounds, The estimated figure NAV
placed al 20 cents, which gives total Of
E.-""o Of this clip UmaaIh county
i''a.'As, The larger share, $4,000 pounds.
2 =, a.'' The Dayton Woolen lIill has
.-., about 10000 pounds. paving fr1m
- III. 80 cents, Ibis Mil viii require some
pounds additional, which will be
.- ... .-. comp. mrut required Tor this sea.
, 1875-07-03

s-p-s1me5oly has been telling Abbott.
P.n5l.t,u paper, that the STATESMAN
t.f..r .bu.in- him. This is altogether a
... Abbot, belongs TO class that we
-r much - gentleman avoids the ami
-.,....,. .,-.- is tail as weapon Of offence
I'D l..u.e.
, 1875-07-03

DANIEL O'CoNyELL, the great Irish
liberator, is to have a statue IN Gen.
trail Park, New York.
, 1875-07-03
e. B. WHITMAN.
MAIN STREET, wALLs wALIA,
Auction & Commission
MERCHANT.

GENERAL BUSINESS AND DFIREINSURANCE
VI Agent; Accounts and Notes Coliected Loans Seso-
tiated; Taxes Paid and Rents Coiiected for non-rsl
dents Dealer IN Real Estate City and Country
Property bought and sold; Deels, Mortgages and
other Papers drawn up The Public Records Searched
and Abstracts OF Title City and Country Property
carefully prepared al reasonable rates
81 All business eutrustei 10 ny care VIII receive
prompt attention. SI-i
, 1875-07-03

..o- -' .AlgFA'Rs,-Tbe conmnn;c.,fo,, .,,.,,.,
74a vfo t-' '"s' Is written by gentle
s.-7 60, ~ several Years held a seat in the
--r.. - and henoe his suggestion de.
tsaE.r ..I''on, -. What action may finally
5..,F..- regard TO city affairs is uncertain.
l.. =. ''1'' may be said-a change Is
b. STAT, a necessity. The debt NAV
t.,,5., In = round figures at $4,000, and
Robin, g Indebtedness We have little or
l'sstass jr,.,- :, 'ho~- Much of this dett il
1-a'h, and -. :; "a a. the rate of Il, per cent. a
',a Fs7eaps - = @ ms way large portion of
-;.'=aiy t,Is;' T : absorbed. Many citizens are
,.er, .ll'ter and IN ,t about abolishiug the city
.''rou, taI, "a I'm mat way hope to escape an
!, ,as usna,eraa.ae I,'.er TINS or radical change
, 1875-07-03


,,.. IA, "a ,,',.SN,-Aoniay next the new race
--.-- 'Iausnrated, when some excel
T.la. 'I- noting may be expected.
-. ~" rack We trust that different
l,.. ''' De pursued from that which has
~. ,,t- @.-i P'sTailsi, We want no put up
-. Is i4' as possible everything con-
Ha "s4uare." The character Of
1.ve-... -.''- Who are at the head of the
AZ. ", .'',s gives assurance of good faith,
E-- 5-rs,,.l-',5;'S IFpst that this expectation
% In, .,,-;. - LIT the races be conducted
..,. in H. Ill., and gentlemen will take an in
~ IL ,r,-g ,a success. and by their presence
ialllg respectable.
, 1875-07-03

7.,,,.-We hear OF a number of fami-
IF. uh, propose to spend the 4th in the
.,--r ri.nic fashion. It is always pleas
.-. .. ..- away from the dust and dirt of
o.. ,an. and We doubt not these picnic
....ai,l greatly enjoy 4 day OF recreation
-r uuu'ry.
, 1875-07-03
RACES! RACES! RACES!
OVER THE
New WalIa Walla Race Course,
COMMENCING
On MONDAY. July 5th, 1915.


FtFNt EHy Ju!J oiia.
TRoTTING ACE-Mile Heats, three in five, free
First Horse, 1925 90; Second Horse, s75 90.
RUNNING RACE Same day, half mile dash, free
lOl III uiHS--- Sl3O w
First Horse, slOO 90; Second Horse, $50 90.
, 1875-07-03

--T..grrn writes from Oakland, Cal
!. j. .. b. will return to Walla Wslla as
# ra'a '''' ~. -. in his family will permit.
, 1875-07-03

LW. Coz, a partner in the construction
.s..l.. Hlgr', the first steamer that ever
-.. a ,h. Columbia River above the Dalles,
.r..a san Fmuciseo, where he follows
d. .r,.a., II stock broker. In very brief
,.-.. Can't. C1e retired from steamboating
--ha iruna estimated at 100000. Slnce
ll-. h- hsi several r'verSes, but Is still
-.-.-..i IFS ID good circumstances.
, 1875-07-03
NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS
OF THE
City of Lewiston. Idaho Territory.
UNIIED STATES APkTENT

UHERFAS. 7, HENRY W STANTON, Mayor
" of the City of Lewiston, Idaho Territory, have
fEiS dav rprsiypi from the
, 1875-07-03
LETTER LIST.

Tie. of advertised letters remaining in the Post
Oaioe for the week ending July 2d, 1875:
oliver r. Brown. David Sample,
Tohn Crawford z. IL. Stuart,
WIN. Dodge, J. D. turner
Gbas Jarkson. Miss Ella Walker,
Nellie Jones' Johnny Wall,
Geo POmeroy, james Weiis'
SXosbinctUu Rav, Geo Woodwork,
IL W. WoOiwOrth-
HEI.D FOR POSTAGE
y ps,,ett Mrs AImeria A Rock,
Mrs E. F. Coe, MIS-: maloeiid starr
San FRANCISCO Bulletin Company.
Persons calling for the above letters will please sa
" ADVERTISED . T. l. sNirh' r. IL
, 1875-07-03
Third Dag July 9TH

Third Dag July eth.
RUNNING RACE-SingIe DASH one mile, free for
dlA VI Sf-.- . - s-bp W
First Horse, Sl25 90; Second Horse, SIS 90.
TROTTING RACE-Ghe same day, mile heats, for
Syear olds or under-PUrse. 90
First Horse, s75 90; Second Horse, SIS co.
The EntTanns in all the above Races 10 per cent,
10 enter 10 start. Entries 10 close the day pre-
vious to the races, at P. II.
The Trotting Races TO be governed By the National
Rnles.
Running PAGES 10 be governed by the Sacramento
Rules, with the exception of weights which are
hundred pounds.
ol3s fifteen pounds two-year odS 20 carry catches
II Oseeola is entered, IN race single dash OF one
mile, he will be required to carry liz pounds.
y. B. The Proprieors privileged 70 postpone any Of
the above Races IN case weather not suitable.
Seats on Grand Stand. cents.
2Eti LINDSEY GLOVE, ProprietOrs.
, 1875-07-03
Second Day-IuIy sth.

SecOnu Day -JuIy Sth.
TROTTING RACE-MiIe Heats, three in five, free
for all horses that have never beaten three minutes
uISr-s o lJu w
FIRST Horse, 800 90; Second Hcrse. $50 90.
RUNNING DASH-Same day, half-Iuie heats, free
First Horse, sloO 90; Second Horse, $50 90.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-25
- AND -
. It e A M Il R ..
CHANCE OF TIME.
ARD LOS ANGELES:

ION STEAMER DAYS." -
Time OF trains between Los Angeles and Will
1nington will be varied so as to connect With
steamer.
Trains are run by the time of Messrs. Fisher
& Thatcher, No. 81 Main street.
All papers publishing s. p r. r. time table
are requested to make changes In accordance
with the above.
ap23-tJ z. E. HEWITT. Supt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-25
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TAXES
i on the school assessment for Los An
geles City School District are now due, and
payable at the City Clerks office, Spring
street, and unless paid within sixty days nom
date of this notice, collection will be enforced
jes sm J.z. MORRIS, Collector.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
FRED. EUPHRAT, M. D..

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL
l. iy, diseases of fchildren.
OFFICE over Heinzmans Drug Store
Main street. my1ytf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-25
T. $. sTANwAY. w. W. ROSS
DRS. STAN WAY & ROSS,
i 81 Main street. myi4 u
M. w. HAzElTINE,

DENTIsT-CORNER SPRING AND TEN
- pie streets (opposte Temples Bank,
Los Angeles JaoV u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-25
sAM'L w. BROOKE, NJ. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and Obstetrician.

OFFICE-In Lanfranco's Building. Main ST
Office hours-S to 10 A, M, 2 to4 ana 10 Q 4. M
Residence, No. 240 Main street. o2Su
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-25
j, n. MCKEE, M. q. /.

nHYSICIAN d SUR GEON OFFICE,
No. IL Spring street, opposite Temples
Bank RESIDENCE - First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, Cal. mrlo-ti-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-25
o. q. HOFFMAN,, M. D.,

DHYsICIAN, SURGEON and ACCOuCH-
eur. Dr. ii. makes genealogical sur
gerry specially. Office and residence, rooms
No and 4, Downey Block.
Refers by pc mission to DIR. John +. Griffin,
DIR. w. F. Edgar and Dr. ]. p. Widney..
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04
VAN DEUSEN'S
Worm CONNECTIONS

my child was relieved of thirty-fve worms, -
Winfield Malew, 512 River Street, Troy, N. Y.
My child passed over thirty worms -Mrs,M.
Walters, liz River street, Troy, Y.
MY child was relieved of thirty six worms =
McGreen, 452 Second street, Troy, ny
my child was relieved of large quantity of pin
worms, IS Clement, " Green street, Troy, N
My child was relieved of twelve worms by ia.
king Van Dusen's Worm CONNECTIONS. Margaret
Tasell, 81 Van Wort street, Albany.
By using Van Deusen's Worm CONNECTIONS my
child was relieved of forty worms, n-Almina Clute
1893 State street, Albany, Wy
by nslng one box of Van Deusen's Worm Con
fections my five children passed over one hundred
worms. MARY Ann Loyett, 325 State St, Albany.
my children were relieved of twenty five worms
E HusKenghaD, % Bradford st, Albany. n Y.
my two children were relieved of over fifty
worms by using one box Of Van Deusens Confec
tiOns."-Mrs Richard Bailey, 40 Fourth ST., Troy
by using one box of Van Deusen's Connections
mp child passed twenty-five worms. all over twelve
inches long,"-Mrs Dugan, 102 Sixth Street, Ho
bOken, N j.
my child passed worm over two feet long, -
Catharine Fender, Jefferson Street, Hoboken, N
MY child was relieved of ten worms Mrs N
Phalon . Catharine street, Jersey City.
mo child passed fifteen worms. n-Marparet Ho
gan, 143 South Eighth street, Jersey City
my children passed large number of worms h,
taking Van Deusen's Worm CONNECTIONS "-MarS
Head, 80 Martin street, Albany,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04
IL Be prudent, STEFAN. F"

|" Be prudent, Stepan."
I" 1t is needles, little father" and he re-
peated with peculiar emphasis and conf
dencc, the words: "Fedor is my neighbor
and friend.
Time passed and lived very happily in
this rugged and inharmoniOus country, but
full of contrasts capable of moving one deep
ly. They are many; sometimes long
hours under the radient immobility of the
he avens; before one, around one, every
where, the contagious ilnpassibility of the
calm horizon. sometimes storm, a whirl-
wind pursuing the black clouds along the
mountain sides, the thunderbolt. which
plOughs the SUBMITS, waking dull echoes
in the savage breast Toward the end of
August the weather changed. For eight
days a gray mist like spider-web spread
over the valley, and moderated the air to \
moist warmth. The thrushes sang; the
sun set red and rayless. One morning the
sky was overcast, and the rain fell in
torrents. Il must depart" | said to
Stepan
"Wait a little, Bdtk,O: this will not last :;
and you shall kill bear in the new moon. !"
He informed me that for some time a bear
had visited the inclosure of his neigbor in
the dusk OF evening to steal he honey
there, ' We are going to lie in wait for
him, and Fedor has appointed me to invite
you to 20 with US, if it will be agreeable to
you"
accepted Immediately, and Immediately
we set about cleaning my two-barrelled
shotgun and rife. Toward o'clock the
rain abated, and only from time to time a
few large drops fell. At 7 o'clock the wind
swept the sky, and the same evening it
was bright moonlight We went down to
Fedor's cottage, who was expecting u.s.
He was short, squatty man, with fea
lures corresponding to his figure, with an
Insignificant expression. think observ-
ed that his orchard extended up the noun
tain to where it met the wood. At the
highest point, sheltered by rock, the hives
were ranged in line. Fedor pointed out
10 me a fruit tree which would shelter me,
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