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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-11

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Railroad In Nan franri.so AMI Sacramento, And In
allthe Ticket Ofiees ofthe psntral pssins A.ilosd.
W. II. sTENNETf.
Gen, sapi., chicago.
10. r.. sTANwOJp. General Agency. ifi Mont
guniery street, san franrisco. auley
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w ooDvILLE GOLD AND SILVER

M ooDvILLE GOLD AND SILVER
wv Mining Company. Location Of prin.
clpal place Of business, San Francisco, Cal.
ifomla.
Location OF works. Gold min. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that a. q meeting Of
the board Of Directors, held ON the 2ist day Of
August, 1878. an assessment tho. III Of One
Dollar per share Mas levied upon the capital
stock Of the Corporation, payable Immediately
In United States gosd coin, 10 the Secretary. al
the ofice Of the Company. Room ~. 39 Cali.
fornia street, Han Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this apressmont shali
remain unpaid on the I'D day Of September.
1878, will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
At public auction; AID unlcss payment 10 made
before win be sold on MONDAY. the nth day
OF October. Isis, TO pay the delinquent A..
sessmcnt. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the hoard NJ Directors.
W. N. HELMAN. Secretary.
Once Room u. M California street. Nan
Francisco. California. an23 I'd
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NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED

Anew YORK CONSOLIDATED
IN Mining Company Location OF principal
place Of business. San fuaneisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold lllll. storey county,
Nevada. h' '
Notice u horeby given. that at q meeting Of
the Board of DIRECTOR, hclt mn the Jist day Of
August. 1870, an asscssment (No. ie) OF Eighty.
three and one.ihitd Cents ts3 3c.) per
share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable I'm.
med'aiely, In United states gold coin, TO
tho Secretary, a. tho once, of th5 Company,
lioom u, Hsyward's liuilding. No. 40 CsllfOr.
MIA street. San Francisco, ciiifsmis.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rvmaln unpaid on the 9Th day. Of October,
1878, will be delinquent, and advsrtised
for sale 81 public auction. and nnlesrpayment
10 made before, wlllbc cold on SATURDAY. the
the nd day Of october, 1919, 70 pay the delin'
Quent Assessment, together With coats OF adver.
Using and expenses Of sale.
BY order ofthe Board Of Dlreclorr.
IT. N. q. KIBBE, Secretary.
Oniee-Room n Hayward's Bnilding, No. 4ie
California street. Fan Francisco. California.
nld
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nSineIpal place OF bnsiness, Van Francisco, Cal.
Location Of works, Gold I'LL. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that a. . meetinc Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the 10Th day OF
Cent? per share was levied upon the capital
stock n the corporation, payable Immediately
IN United States gold coin, 70 the Secretary, 81
the once Of The company, NO. 3n California
street. RSSn Ne Nc; y ., ssr y.a.sisso; m S.i ,h.,i
remain unpaid on tho Soth dsy Of September.
lsIs, will be delinquent. and Advertised for sale
a. pahlie auetiou /; and unless payment 10 made
before, viii be sold on MONDAY, the 18Th
day Of october. ISIS, TO pay the delinquent
asse'sment. together with costs OF advertising
NV order OF the Hard nj Directors. =.
w. NJ. HELMAN. Secretary.
Ofiee-No. so California street, Room IL,
San Francisco. Osl. 70 mn ansSsw
HINT GOLD AMI HILvER
MI Mining Companv.-Location Of principal
place o. ~hasincss, ban Praneisco, Calii3.nia, -
st as,, eoan Y; STATE o. N.vsda.
Notiee ID hereby given that at Q meeting o.
the Board OF Trustees, held. ON the Seventh
day Of September, 1875. an assessment mo. fD
OF Twenty Cents per shar was levied upon
the capital stock 81 the eorporation. payable
yecretary, Il the ONCE Of the company, Room
4, No. Hi California street. San frane''eo,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday. the 18th day of
Oeteber. isis, viii be d%slinqqsnt and adser.
payment 10 made before, will DO cold on
THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of November. 1873,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, toeether
with costs Of Advertising and expenses o. sale.
DAVID. A; IEsNiNGs; seerei.ry.
Onies-Roon =, No. +oi California street.
~. Rpsurls<a Enlifafutl NJ I'd
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n Company-Locailon Of Principal place Of
6uspess, 6an frsneisco, California
Location OF works, American FIAT mining
Diaricf, Storey County. Nevsds.
the Hoard OF Dirreicrp, held on the nh day Of
Septrmbcr, ISIS, an assessment (ro. I'D OF
one Dollar !lsil per ,hsro was levied lpcn TIC
espItsi stock Of fhe eorporsiion, payable iinme
diately In United states gold coin, 70 tho sesr
fary, IL the once Of the company. No; 70 SIC
venson's Building. San fnncisoo, cshtorrna,
Any stock upon which this ..ssssmsnt ~. ~
remain unpaid on saturday. the 18Th aayo
Octobss, i3f5, shali be deemed definqssnI ano
Win Be duly advertised for s.ls q puol,e soc-
doe, and uniess payment sAau ,. neds es.ess.
r,n ss ; ssss ~dssfsgasni ss.ss.
msnL toeslisF vAkoests Of sdssrsis'ns asd
sxBensss ). ns,,-.c,sl 40 rTfs ~ .nrf
q. ii. sAYRR. Secretary,
onoeLNo. 10 s~ievssson's Buiidins, ssn
Ynneiseo, Cslifomia. ~"
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DR.. THOMAS

OFFICE HoURS-Fos Private Consultations.
nom . 4. =. to 5 r. ~, and Q to . y. u.
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RNT.

. HNNNNM HH" -
q The dellnquent day Of assessment No. 8 OF
the Globe Consolidated Mining Company has
been extended al THURSDAY, the 9th dayc(
september, and the day OF sale I'LL WkDNkS-
DAY, the 18th day OF September. 1875.
Nv order of The Board OF Directors. r'rHl
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary:
San Francisco. August q. ls1s. a ID !
HEOR0IA sILvER MlNIHQ con.
VI PANy. Location Of principal pace OF
busIness, Ban francisco. California.
Location Of vorks, BtLrsy county. Nevada.
Notice % hereby given that At . meeting Of
tho Board ofDirpetors held on tbs 9Th dsy OF
JAY, 1875, an assessment mo. ~ Of Ten Cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
me corporation. payable Immediately IN United
Btates gold coin. 70 the Secretary Il the once
OF the Company. 4it California street, San
Frsncisco. California. 49, IN -.
Any stock upon which this asscssment shall
remain unpsid on tho ID day OF Aeptember.
psJS, win he delinquent. and advertised for rale
a. puhiic auction. and unles. payment 70 made
beh NJ will 10 sold on WEDNESDAY, lhc
s3d day OF September, 1878, To pay the delin.
qucnt assessment, together with costs Of I'd.
vertirlng and expenses OF sale.
T-TI-dIIl Il. wEaKNRR, Secretary.
0niee-41t California street. san Franciseo,
California. jysi ID
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,CAIEDONfA sILvER MiNfSe
" Company -Location OF principal place of

burine,s, Kan Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 70 hereby given That a. 2 t,sstng o.
Ssptsnber. ISIS, On assessment mo. ~ OF
Three Dollars per share was levied upon the
cspltai ptock Of the corporation. payable imne-
dlstsly in United States Hold coin. 70 the rec.
rctary. 81 the once ofthe Company. tft call
iornis street, San Francisco. California.
rrmstu uppa,d on the Bth day OF October. ISIS,
will he delinquent, and advertised for sale II
public auction, and unlcss payment. 10 made
before, will be sold on the 18Th day OF Octobrr.
ISIS. 10 pay tho delinquent asscssment.. To-
ecther with costs OF advertising and expenses
r. wE0ENKR. Secretary.
omes-<t California street, Ban fansiseo,
California. % "a
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NXyO WILLIE CONSOLIDATED
w Silver Mining Company. -Loeaiior Of
principal place Of business, Nan Pranciseo
California.
Location Of works. Gold I'LL. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that NJ q meeting Of
the Board Of Dircctofs, held On the alst day NJ
August, 1875, IN arsessmcnt(N mo. " OF Que Dol.
lar (tD per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately
IN United states Gold Coin, Ia tho Secreiary mt
the once Of the company. Roorn 10, 3C9 Cali.
tOrila street, Han franeirco, California.
Any stock upon which thu assessment shall
remain unpaid on the nd day or September.
1878, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public anction and unlcss payment Il mace
before, viii be sold on MONDAY, the nth
day Of October. 1875, to pay the delinquent
assessmcnt. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of salo.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
.FfU. W. y. HRL.MAN, Secretary.
Onice-Rooml II. No. no California street. San
EfaneierO. CalifDfUin, 70 n. auf3 I'll
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sRK DOCTOR THOMAS AT ONCE.
md win guarantee q speedy and lasting eurein
every case be undertakes.
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UMPIRE KILL AND MINING
~ ComgsnysLo e.,lon q principal place Of
Location OF works, Gold HIN. Storey county,
Nevada. III .
Notlcois hereby given that At Z meeting Of
tho Board OF Director. held on tho eth day of
September, ISIS an assessment, (N0. 30l OF
Fifty Cents lsoc) per share vs.: levied utcn the
capital stock OF the corporation, raysble In.
mcdlAteiy In United states gold coin. 70 The
secretary. st the oflcs Of the company, Room
10, Iiayward's Buildinx,. No 40 California
street, San rraneiSco. California.
Any stock upsn which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9th day OF October. 1873.
will be dsllnoaeht ADD Advertised tor salc At
public auction, and unless payment i mads DO.
fore, will be cold on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
0etober. 1878. 70 pay the delinquent asser,;
meat. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale. "a
nv order ofths board Of Dlrcciors.
W. X. DEAN, Secretary.
.Omes-Room 10. IIayward's Duliding, No,
40 California street, Ban francisco, CAT
ifornla. Naa NH HIfH o. a'N tOtu
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cLAnA Nouns is reported rs seriously
iii In Paris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-11

q one.-assoom No. i, nsys.rd's saiiSas.
No. tis Csliiomia street. San rnseiseo, odn
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san Fnseiseo, Iasn,, Il. ISIS
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TO rHE LADIES.

On. sPfNNKY. while naturally impressed
with the delieaey of the sabject feels no hest
fancy In assuring them that. In conjunction
sussnnss. such a. Nusysssncss, Nicaragua.
spinal Weakness, Loss ~ Appetite. Lassitnde,
Prolapsus Uteri. ketvvefions 90 Dtsplaee-
nsnt Of the Womb. Vaginal irregularities, Leu
ehorrea. Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation.
and many petty, Irritating distractions that
almost invafiahiy have their origin In the utter.
Inc region. he can anlord them rvlief.
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roo: vrs H.slieni. j.. c. Yiosi, ffasiev.-
Robert sherwood, Geons Congian. J {. fiovi.
si s..s r ss,:sa ss%s. !, t :.:. w !. s I; Iy's n. ::
Rotary. Aliex Z; palbssvi snes. a. CALI
fomis street. San Francisco.
CLONE CONsOLIpATED-ie,li.ni Ihos.
q. ". psliIsr. fnsn,ss- colo. d. ". Fisher.
Superintendent, Frank u. rhayer; Secretary.
Je.sph Mcguire; once. tis California street. San
CREEN-pr-sident, John Henderson, Trustees
"A. y. rorsss John Henderson. J. r. Icrbss;
Secretary. {. fhinips; once. ss canfornis
street. San Francisco.
aENksskE.rre.. sn,. Jrnes :; rriish.ra.
y stone; once. iis California street. sah
GLASGOW President. J. A. iritehard .Irlf
ses.y. ~. n.e.n. Pets, Nsithsvy Vel.
Martin Martin, J, 4; r,,,.n.n,; :; = s'es,' soPs,i.-
sssi; sdsss. ID Iins ssrsss q. fr.nsi.eo.
HALE q NoRCRO-s-PrsLien,. o-srrs
Censisn; rrsstees.na; Barron, WIN, s "
jain W. Gsstsy. Gssns csasissi sapsSis-
ssfi snss. ~ Gsiisnis sirss. ban i%isssisss
"H ,...nsl sls.n, < 4. ii Il Y. f 4. yS. TN" !.
a.I,ssis%.s s%ssrs;..y. Z ]. s'S"s. .Gss
ti3 California street san francisco.
"trs:ss....j.S 5. sS.' l,pS:s. ihahh... 4 H. I. ::
iAnnen. Thomas n~li, James n. Dobln-
i%sslea,. {. Q. ss,,.aa.a: sssrsi.ry. W. X.
peani once. ts California strvs'. San Fran
sisse.
lNDCS-preStentJ J. u. u. wtf1ams, rfustees-I
u. =. Wheeler, John Lsnders ]. N. %. VII.
hams. u. J. wilson, q. n. balcom; euperin- |
,snasni. H. sshssi: sss,vssry. p,ysd
Nihier: once. - hefehAhts kxehange. IAN
Francisco.
II-aT1CR-Prrsrs>.l He.tr>sr rru~ss,s. y.hs |
Z nm mona III Williams. x iis.irr.. ~.
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Father Stack VI. Bishop o'Hara.

WHLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Jan. a.-In the case OF
Father Stack vs.. Bishop O'Hara, 30 long in
controversy, the master in chancery has de-
removing Father Stack from the Church of the
Annunciation in this city was in full aonord
with the recognized law and discipline of the
Catholic Church, and that q priest is bound to
sooiation while member.-Amer. Press Disp.
This is another and striking illustration
OF the application of that legal principle
that is passing by repeated decisions into
the common ta,o of the United States,
Though the principle has been frequently
stated it will bear repetition. 1t lie that ali
religious bodies, the Catholic Church
amongst the rest, are regarded as voluntary
associations TO be governed in their internal
arrangements according to the laws agreed
on by themselves, aud tLat, in the case of
the Catholic Church, these laws are con-
strued to be the canon law of the Church
or such less formal regulations of the Pro
paganda are made to do duty for the
canon law where that is not in force. Ac-
cordingly, when in dispute between
Bishop and priest or other contestants
within the church, either side that has the
church in his favor the secular courts will
render verdict in his favor.
This is not the best condition possible,
because there i. always recognized by the
State a right OF trying ecclesiastical aues-
lions in the secular courts-a right which
bysno meaps belongs to them-bus Is is a
far better condition of law that lie obtained
in most other countries And it seldom
works hardship to the material interests of
the church because ecclesiastical jurispru-
dence is we'll settled amongst Catholics,
though it often plays sad havoc in Protest.
ant churches because they have no settled
body of canon law and never can have
until they quit changing dogmss, an event
which can OCCUR only when they become
atholics.-Louisuile Catholic advocate.
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HUMoR AND SARcAsM.-It is not every
body who knows whore to joke, or when or
how and whoever is ignorant of these
conditions had better not joke at all. A
gentleman never attempts TO be humorous
at the expense of people with whom he is
but slightly acquainted. In fact, it is
neither good manners nor wise policy to
joke at anybody's expense that is to
say. to make anybody uncomfortable
merely to raise a laugh. Old Esop, who
was doubtless the subject of many o gibe
on account of this bumped back, tells the
whole story in fable of @The boys and
the frogs" What was fun to the young
sters was death to the eroakers. A jest
may cut deeper than curse. Some men
are so constituted that they cannot take a
friendly joke in the same light coin, and
will requite it with contumely and insult.
Never banter one of this class, or he will
brood over his badinage long after you
have forgotten it, and it is not prudent,
to incur any ones epmity for the sake of
uttering q smart double entepdre or tart
repartee. Satire, however when leveled
at social foibles and political evils, is not
only legitimate, but commendable. 1t has
shamed down more abuses than were ever
abolished by force of logic.
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AN ALGERrNR NABoB.--Abd FL Kader
Ell Kerim, one of the richest proprietors
Of the Algerine province Of Constantine, is
at present on visit to Paris. After hav
ing studied in France, this wealthy Alger-
inc devoted his attention to rendering his
palace of Nemouna az like as possible to
what he had known in that country. At
his residence his guests found all the com
forts of French life, and two French
cooks form part of the establishment, and his
hunting appointments are the beat that can
be. A pack of $50 dogs are employed in
ordinary hunting. and 60 splendid blood
hounds are specially kept for hunting the
gazelle. His Aocks aud herds are innum-
cradle, but are estimated as consisting
of about 2 500 horses and mules, II 600
camels, and 12O, 900 oxen and sheep. In case
of war he has furnished to France 1,20O
horsemen equipped and mounted. He is q
commander of the Legion of Honor.
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The CoUNTENANCE AFTER DEATH.-We
copy this characteristic passages from
Hawthorn's posthumous romance, in the
Atlantic Monthly:
But it was wonderful What change
had come over it since, only few mo-
ments ago, he looked ct that death-contor-
ted countenancei Now there was q high
and sweet expression upon it, Of great joy
and surprise and yet quietude diffused
throughout. ~ If the peace being 30 very
great was what had surprised him. The
expression was like light beaming and
glowing within him. Septimus had often,
at a certain space of time after sunset,
looking westward, seen living radiance
in the sky-the last light Of the dead day,
that seemed just the Counterpart Of this
death-light in the young mans face, It
was as if the youth was just at the gate of
heaven, which, swinging softly open, let
the inconceivable glory of the blessed city
shine upon his face, and kindle it up with
gentle, undertaking astonishment and
purest joy. 1t was an expression contrived
by Gods providence to comfort, to over
come all the dark auguries that the physi-
cal ugliness Of death inevitably creates,
and to prove by the divine glory on the
face, that the uglinees is a delusiou: 1t
was as if the dead man himself showed his
face cut of the sky, with heavens blessing
on it, and babe the afflicted be of good
cheer and believe in Immortality.
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COLLEGE
IMMA ULA-TE CON INCEPTION.
Corner Of Common and Bsronns streets,
NEW ORLEANE.

This Literary Easitution incorporated By the State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer deGreaO, II con
Quoted BY the Fnthers Society Of Jesus The build
tngs are well adapted for educational purposes. a
courtyard. entirely OF from the street. rcSeryea a.
80 that from the arrival of the pupils 73o
A. n, TIL their departure p NJ they are conotsnffy
secluded and supeEintended.
The Course Of Instruction Is threeold. Preparatory
Commercial and Classical :
The Preparatory Course 10 for beginners:
The Commercial Course 10 for those students who do
not Wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course IL for those who desre have
complete education. s.-s
French Is taught In the three courses.
6tadents are not admitted, unless theE know hsw 70
read and write.
The moral and training Of the stadentsiS the
leading objects Of the Instr uctors.
Every mouth report 10 cent to parental stating con-
duct progress, rank in class and attendanco.
Tho academtcal year begins the Fret Of October
and closes towards the end OF July.
Collegiate Course, payable in advance and IN Unissd
States currency, two months, Gao.
Preparatory Course. SIC.
ap97Tlly REv. y. GAUTRELET. Preaidsns.
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The Courier de rEscaut publishes a let
ter from Joan of Arc to the municipal
council Of the city of Tourney which has
but recently come 10 light It is an inter-
esting document especially at the present
time when the Church is engaged upea the
process for the canonzation of the illustri-
GUS Maid of Orleans. 'tJesus and Mary.
be for ever praised. Loyal Frenchman of
the city of Tourney, the Maid of Orleans
sends you greeting and much news. In
eight days she has driven the English from
all places they held on the river Loire.
She has overcome in Battle the Count of
SuffOrt (Sufolk.) Know also that the
Count of Suffort (Sutfolk) La Poule John
Pole) his brother, the Lord Tallebort
(Talbot) and Master John Salstorf (Fal-
staff and many others have been made
prisoners. Moreover Galidad has been
killed. Now gentle Frenchmen come to
Rheims to see the king crowned and keep
prepared for that event which will soon
take place. Come before us and meet us
when you know we are coming. We rec
ommend you to God. May He protect you
and be your guide through whose grace
you may witness the liberation Of our
country. Written at Caen on the twenty
fifth of June, 1429." OF course this letter
is not autograph but dictated, as Joan of
Arc could not write. The beautiful open
ing "Jesus and Mary for ever be praised"
was the ordinary form of beginning Of all
letters in those ages of faith.-Oatholic
ReCies1.
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:. WOMAN THE PRIMITIVE ARTIsr.-The
connection between the manufacture of
pottery and the evolution of ornament ia
exceedingly close; and some of the most
beautiful ornamental borders, etc, have
originated on pottery, the soft, easily
scratched clay furnishing an excellent sur
face for drawing upon. In savage America
the manufacture of pottery falls everywhere
to the lot of woman, since, as it is branch
OF cooking, she, having the charge of do
mestic affairs, naturally makes the vessels
IN which to prepare food. But the Indian
woman not only makes the pottery, she
also ornaments it. Elsewhere, as among
certain tribes in Africa, and also among the
Papuans and Feejees, woman is the cera-
mic artist. Llewellyn Jewett thinks the
Celtic burial urns were made and ornamen-
ted by women. But, the world over, wo
man, among savage tribes, not only makes
the ornamented pottery, but she spins and
weayes, and makes and decorates clothes.
She is, in fact, the primitive decorative ar
fist. Even in civilized life she still loves to
cover with beautiful, purely aesthetic forms
everyt thing her hand touches, and it is
through her influence, more than through.
that of a man, that decorative art douIishes
to-day. do notk now whether her great sus-
to the influence of decorative art
forms springs from the greater delicacy of
physical organization, or whether, what lie
perhaps more probable, it is owing to the
wants of an entirely different life from that
which men lead.-Popular Science Monthly
for Junudru
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the mound. STOPPING low, he peered into
the darkness, and his face became white as
death. $50 e. ' 80
Ssh Oh, }" he said, holding mp his head.
and motioniDg batk the men following him
"What,s the matter Gary You look as
If you had seen q ghost" said Mr.. Baker,
leaning forward.
80, N.Y." he exclaimed,
There was Dick, his head resting ON the
shaggy coat Of q huge black bear. fast
Asleep. Mr Bakers cry woke him. and
with q shont he bounded into his father,s
ayme, the bear making NO resistance. Some
p the, men wanted to kill the creature. but
MT. Gary would not allow it. He had
saved Dicks life, and should not lose his
OVID. - 49, 80
Ofcourse Dick was scolded, and kissed.
AND cried over, and made to tell his story
again and again. But he always declared
that it was his prayer that did it all /; for
II he bad not stopped to pray, he should
nave gone right away from the cellar.
"But, Dick" his father would say, 1" if
the bear hadn't been there, you would have
frozen surely"
"Well, father, s'pose God Put him
there, aud sent his angel to push me right
against him." I'D =