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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-10

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g8erfes hos mod INNER lpcitcr 9eflibrt
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Delegation oes &ir@enitaatcs ; 66N. M.
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ben Npenninen fpmmen, namentlich ppn
Dem 1d9iffbarcn Bolo9nacanal be>panert.
p 6auptltabt bolelblt am 9lcidndni9en
Canal, in Der iippi9cn Gbenc am 6uBe
Der Mpenninen, 5pil6en ben 6liiilcn &eno
uno Sopeua, cine oer dltel ten, 9roBten
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Gtunben i'm Inn fang, 109, 400 Ginpob=
ncr, eini9e l6Dne Pldbe uno ptelc pololt-
dbnli9e 9du ler, aber en9e uno frummc
StraBen, mcl6e ourd) Die pprtreten0en
Yp9en9dn9e nod oii iilterer iueroen. Wcnn
man lib Bologna ndbert, 10 MAIDEN bic
s'uei uralten auf einem Blobe oorin frei
ltebenben 19iefc no6 ibren Grbouern
benannten Sbiirmcn, Vi linelli unb Carl
lenbi, ,uel6e 3! uno 8 SUP BON Der
@runolinie ab,pei6en, loluie bic boben
olten 9pmtbiirme uno Die lan9e 9lrcaoen
non 654 @9mibbD9en, bic aus oer
@toot na9 Dem auf elmer 9nb6be Der
9(penninen 9elegenen Nonnentlolter n1o
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li9en Ginorud. Inter ben l30 &ir6en,
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lerl9ule 9e]9miidt lino, ra9cn bel pnoers
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nio, in Der Gallini ouf Dem TuBbpoen
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9pmenico nit Dem @rabe bes IF. 9pmi=
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@tud $oplS pber' @ilen 5ur Yerbinoen
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arbcitern eilerncr ooer fupferner GDin=
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cine &66re 5u gieben..
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rem 1921 gu Bognarca I'M Soscanil6en
aug ongelebener Tamilie muroe %
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Yaris, no np6 3alclins lebrte, oeiler
unb bes Spbanncs De Ia &o9cllc @6ii=
fer er se,pei ien iein loa, erreidte 1uettei=
fcrn6 nit leinem 9rpben 3eit9enollcl1
5bon1os BON Mqu;n bolo cinen boben
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reits 1858 ben 2ebrl fluff Der G4olaitif
9rei Sabre lpdter General icincs Or
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9ln9riifc ocs 8uilelmus be ct. 9(mort
nit No9orud uno Grfol9; oos ibm ppu
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pon Oprt lebnte CT ob, luuroc oa9cger
pon ocjlen 9lud)fpl9er sum Vil1Dt ppn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-10
MufQabe SO. 81.

Sin W}il9monn mob gon5 9enau y
N}oB Mil6 aus, ob9lci@ ct als @emdB
nur einen &rug BON 5 Mab uno einen
bon 3 Mab Snbalt be lab. 9Sic fin9
Ct oos &unitltiid on?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-10

eY IS iino uns mebrfade 8eidtperoeu 3u'
gesan9en, oab mir nidt allie Nomen bet ri6ti.
gen Aufloier bcroffentl,den. Sic llriod)e lie9t
oarin, oab uns bic slufloiunaeu gu ipat Suta'
men. QSir iuerbeu haber fiinftig bic Aufoiun~
gen srit brci @oden nod oer slufsabe briN>
9en.
&i1tise NuEoiuneen friiberer slufsaben
lauotcn ein: 2i5Sie Sings, slnton 3ieperint,
8atbarina 9uber, Gotu. BcheI, Sofepb W.
nell, Sobn @ilmer, Grans Sung, Yeter S@miot,
@bilomena Sdumader, Sobn s. Oidmann, @.
9ubcl, q. @cruens, Soicpb Marr, Mario Scr
oing Mfarb Selsok, Grant une Atara Bell
mann, Sobn @iImer, 9enrb uno Grant Gro>
boif.
Sir bic einsclanoten neuen alufsaben fascn
mir beitcn Danf Die mciitcn iollen nod) uno
beripenhet peroen.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
An Autumn Day.
HENRY WARD BEECHEg.

But the holiday hills! Have the even
ing clouds. ,uff;,sed with sunset. dropped
down and become fixe into solid forms:
Have the ra,nbows that followed autumn
storms faded upon the mountains and left
their mantles there? | stand alone upon
the peaceful summit OF this hill, and turn
lin every direction. The east is oil aglow;
the blue north flushes all her hills with
"a liance; the west stands in FURNISHED
armor the southern hills buckle the zone
|of the horizon together with emeralds and
rubies. such as were never set in tie IT,
|bled girdle of the Gods! St gazing
there can never be enough. The hunger
of the eye grows by feeding. Lifted far
above ali harm of fowler or impedimens
of mountain, wild fowl are steadily nJinS
|sOuthward.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
The Ladder wa. Steady
Enough.

A iew days since two couples from
Davenport were In Des Moines. viewing
the sights and inspecting tho new capitol
building. Just how tley managed 10
reach the second story is unknown; the
first thing the worklnen knew OF their
presence was when they were seen walk
Ing around At that height, thirty -hye feet
from the ground. Finally they complet'
Ell their sight. seeing, and commenced
preparations Tor . descent to terra firma.
The way down Eas BY a long ladder
One of the gentlemen OF the party re-
marked to his lady: ''I'll 60 dowa and
steady the ladder" Then tha maiden
took hold OF the masculine Davenport
er's ear and REMARKED: Young man.
tha. la.ider is steady enough; you wait
here till l 90 down first" He waited.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29

,.1s1al gtF5x.aaHT ana territorial oaicsrs'
',,,"~roy-Beuj. F. Potts. il'lens. ! Lena
Sscrtary-J. T. Cal'away, ;',;. ,'fi' ci,v'
AAoa,..""rrr~p. II. Weston. Helena.
ltr's01 01,.,ice-D. :. Wade. Helena.
tl'tl l;.,a ya,i ,,iins,icr,-lI. y 3 akc, Virginia
y, Dist Dist A,,'y-M. {. PasS, i,s he'f1a Waicna
20 .ayor Gencral-A. ]. Sml'n; 1sie'"
suIssTs", T"r> WIN. 7 Wheeler, Helena
! ;,',ar s'Ma IN, Rev. ..p. Iuller, Helena
Collector ''I'; 'Ir';,.,om,-T. A. Cummings
Helena , Examining ss,,rgecns-Chas; Muss'g-
ii 7 nser Lodge; Tios; Reecc, Helena,
p,,nan = = s Land Di>tric,-E. W; Wil'ett,
,1,.,rr: GJ ]. i. Borert. Rcce,yer h'zsaia" 1,':n
~ @IirIeua Land Distric!.M. =. H,ns Hna",
REGISTER; % u. N. Keyscr. Receiver; he'en"
County Oficrs.
p,ohste Judge-John p: Bruce;
l'Vo''- p. &. Duke.
Board Of Co. c'n''s' E: {. y: " wsse''s'd. Sssas%i
sheriff-C.L Clark. .
sas,t S and Kecorler-Arch Graham.
Tnusupr-J u. McEa'aman, c.o
s"n.r;n,eudrnt Pub. In.-E. L. Stone.
Surveyors. n. Reed.
Coroner : A. d. Mcpherson.
Assessor-D. NJ. Dawes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
Couldn't Tell . Lie.

George Washington couldn't tell ne,
aud th.t's what ais the average Dixie
boy. The other day when one OF them
sccidently broke pane of glass in store
window It was tou ching to Sc him walh
bra ,sly into the store AID up to the mer'
chant and say: IN. L@. ] broke a
pane Of glass In your window there. and
you can charge it to the old mans &C
count. Put it down ss . pound OF sala'
r.tus. and he'll never know the differ
eoce.'' Brave. noble boy! He will ous
d " be elected to the State Legislature
(If he doesn't die young or be taken Oh
al . sheriff . neck-ue party. II -lAlbaoy
Democrat
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
heC ConscienceS StrlckenDodS
In Cafiformia.

In Califernia.
A California sheriff, who got tired of
having coascience-s,rcken Nathan nur-
derers give themselves up and sssire free
transportation to New York, there to ex
plate their crimes on the gallows, address
ed the last candidate NJ follows:
80 your conscience air 7 easy, ehf
.Ah,' replied the murderer. 4 have got
the curse Of Cain upSn my brow; I wan
der. wander, bot find no rest
And you are the man?'
i am
And ron want to be hangeds'
'I'feei that ! shan't rest easy till ! Am
hanged
Well. my friend replied the Sheriff
ouyhtfuily. ''sthe cooniy treasury sis''
well fizsd 1t present, aud I don't want tt
take any risks in case you're n,t the mar
and are just fishing for free ride to Ne"
York. Besides. those New York courts
can i be trusted to hang man. On th'
whole, as you say you deserve to be hang
ed, and want 10 6c killed. and as it can
make much difference to yoG: or societ,
how you are killed, SO long as you All
killed. l guess I'll kill you myself
50 saying be drew his revolver, but tha
conscience stricken murderer had depart
ed in the direction of Alaska with sucl
fcrvor tha, the people couldn't see tn
brand of Cain ON his brow for Gust.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
Dancing i'm the Bowels of q
Mountain.

The Leavenworth Times of Oct. 1st h,s
this little society item: Messrs. Bruce.
on the 50O-fi'ot shalt, which is
to 5e driven on No 5 lode from the level
sf the Marshall tunnel. will have com
pleted the chamber IN which the shaft
starts in . tew days. This chamber is q
large room, excavated ia the solid rock,
and boarded up house fashion. thirty feet
loLa, twenty feet wide, aud twenty three
and halt high to the ridge-po'e of tht
roof. 1t is eight hundred feet fiom th'
mouth of the tunnel. and four hundred
and ffty belo v the surface Of the ground
II is proposed. as soon as the chamber il
completed, to give grand ball ip it, Il
which the Denver and Georgetown stock
holders and their friends will be invited
Due notice of the time will be given.
The gu 'sts will be escoEteQ from the &c
pot at the entrance OF the tunnel. OF
comfortable platform cars. by rail tO IN
ball r ,om. Just think OF it! A dancin!
party iu the heart OF Leaveu worth noun
tain, ~ a per;e,:llv dry chamb'r.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29

Il js said that most of the residents OF
Austin, New, woulL stay 1t home Alto
cether il Il were not for the d sttering way
the local paper has Of mentioning Their
return after brief absence. The folio =.
ing il the Rev-il!e's latest: Acc Nc
Caa.rty arrived this morning from Battle
Mountain. Tie WAS aitired IN plug ha'
and sn oroide watcn-chain, and 10 gen.
eral Appearance resembled thief more
than canary bird. He also had on
clean collar, and his best fr'~nas did not
recognise him at flrst sight He will y:
|up Ia Austin fsr tho faiufe-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
NEw YORK, Oct. 5. 1873.

The Shanghai Courier, which ought :"
know somcthing about it, says that tho
population Of China is Sphi"x-like RID
dla The population is said I" be I'M
raense. and that word seems u f. the
smi, os wha, can be said about it. AL
thu figures about millions are evss've. ano
no body knows any thing about it. even
the oldest inhabi,a,t hcsltating I" express.
An opinion upon the subject. The Elm
elligenr' native; know nothing about i.
and If there 10 4 death rate there is no
record Of II. Even In small towns she
nombers Of families sre unknown. and
whatever figure. ar: given. whether they
g. In the husdres thousands or mi'''1ns'
they must b. qualified with the words
l"mcre Or less."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
Foreign Postage.

There have recently been m .de ching
es in the postal rates o. American and
European States which m lterialiy dim
in,sh the cost of communication between
the two hemisphelea. The states OF Eu
rope, the Uuited States, aad Egypt have
formed themselves into . postal union,
and haye decided on q uniform rate.
The cost of sending to Europe letters
weighing a halt-ounce is covered by five
cent stamp; and single newspapers moi
exceeding four ounces will be transmitted
for two cents, and miscellaneous printed
matter can be mailed at the rate of two
cents per two ounces; AMI the sAdinary
postal card will reach Europe if An addi
tional one cent stamp be affixed to them
This revised scale, 80 far ~ France 10 COLI
cerned, does not come into operation til
The first Of January next; and as yet,
Spain is out 6t the union. The tostag'
of letters to the latter country, therefore
will continae at the rate of nine cent pei
half ounce letter.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29

A storekesper IN Psiucah, Ky, exh'o
Its with pride piece OF bareback issueo
|ty General G.art. At v'cksbure. - ths
Confsdsesie pfisoners after tho sarrsa III
IT that city. tv@ve years ago. The
ICoufedsra,e troops hsd beu b''stt"a
on mule flsat,. with two ounces OF fas b..
o,u { day ii which to fry 'hc meat sne
IA reception Of this ud tact was quite
! laxary - the haits,,rvsd v'o.s q TIA
ldna. k.~. ...
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
NaDoleOn and the StOne-CQt-
ter.

Napoleon, when IN the height Of his
power being once ct Amtens, whilst
trsyers,ng the squarc. in the midst of tn
accamations Of the Inhabitants who hal
assembled around him cast his eyes upon
the multitude and perceived. IN Que Of the
corners Of the square. = stQnecnttsr VIII"
had not been induced to quit his work by
the curiosity wach animated the crowd by
whom he was surrounded. The inditfer.
ence Of this man excited the curiosity oi
Napoleon. He wished to know something
atUut tim; and. passing through the crowd
urged on bic horse until be arrived Close to
him. "What are yoa doing shere:" said
Napoleon. The workman raised his eyes.
and recognized the Emperor. Il am Gu.
ting stone" ''You have served under me,
quickly Observed the Emperor, who recog
o,zed an old soldier. II. ts true. sire. -
"Yoa were present At the cam1aign Of
Egypt-you were . brigadier In such
corpe ~ ..Yes, sire.'' "Why have you
Quilted the service ?" sBecsuse I he'd
completed my time, and obtained my
discharge. II am sorry for il; you
were brave n,au-I shsll be happy to do
lfor you any thing in my power; say
whs. do yoa require from NET" ''rh.'
your Majesty vill leave me to cut m,
s.oue In quiet; my work suficss me,
am ia want OF nothing" This fac
brings to mind the intplyiew OF Diogene
with Alexander; bot the modest pride o
,he Greek philosopher was not equal .
lthe reD;v of the stone cutter.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
,Ino p. Bruce.

A vCORNEY At LAW-Will practice
"A in All the Courts held IN Gallat:n
Couasy, eseep, the Probate Court, Oc'.
Il. 1878.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
Ae Harvest M~en.

he Harvest Neon.
CHAKLEs AAckAY.
Ia the deep silence OF the night
We come. Oh! Harvest neon
TO dance l'eneash thy grntle light.
To many merry tune.
We come whilst thou In thoughtfu,
Art b. aiming from tho blue
Through wildwood lane, and meadow
green,
To tread the mellow dew,
Aud pledge ere !nidnight's solemn moon
Oas sNSls Ut love, Oh, Harvest moon,
r <--
.-Ael1oseca RulkRaelk.
Some horrible wretch gets or .he follow
ing:
She backed sgaipat the wall, while Q e,
Her face the warm blo"o rushes-
IT'S knowledge Of my love. thought |.
That starts those tell tale blushes.
Then in her ear 1 warmly sighed,
IN vain you have not trusted
Get out, you fool" she quick replied
I'm 1rsid my pull-back's bustcd!"
The following IS the latest version o.
the opening Of well-known song:
Ny mother bids me bind my hair,
But does not tell me which.
Does she mean that piece On my bedroom
chair,
0r my flfty dol'ar-switch!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Noy, L. Evam,

s,cIECTIC PHYSlCIAN-Oflice ~
+ Fr;dley's building. north side am
s,ree,. Having lmated in Bozeman' zen
,sr, hs prcfcssi nal HI'Ws Tue GU
u CT tie to~r and county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
A Startling Prophecy.
From the Springfield (hass.) Republican.
October 0th.l

To THE EDITOR OF THE REPUBLICAN:
Will you let me put small prophecy on
record with yous l. g.. that, within three
months, it will became clear that the only
chance for Republican salva''o" lies IN
the nomination Of Gen. Sherman tor
president. don't banker after boiled
CROW; but there ale tougher things than
it 10 10 digest.
THE NAN ON THE INSIDE.
Oza fQ9S
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
A Munohausen story.

The Sonora Democrat of the I'd has tho
following: '.As the Sonora and Milton
stage was lcisurely approaching Tuttle-
town on Wednesday evening, dogs we've
heard baying opposite Gaep oGt Just
ahead. As the stage approached, there
was a terrible racket in the brush, the
dogs made grand rush, and huge Cali.
fornin lion bounded aboard and seated
himself by the side OF the only OUTSIDE
n.ssenycr-a Chinaman. The Chinaman
only gave momentary glance before he
yelled, ME no l,kee! A same China devil,
good-by john" aud then the driver sA4
his strange passenger had the outside "
themselves. BY this time the tenn had
become restive and started on half GAL
lop down tie grade. pursued by the dogs.
As Sam had sl;,lend:d strelct, Ct r"s
ahead. be had ample time tc note .1;s
pr.c .cctul bearing Of the lion, and he says
the animal in the most engaging manner
imaginable showed him the finest set OF
teeth he ever saw 10 his life. In few
minutes the stage emerged into IN open
fiat with cattle feeding IN either side, and
.s the vehicle came whirling along envel-
oped in cloud Of dust, the barking of the
dogs and ths growing of the lion became
so violent that it st.mpeded the cows and
horses. BY this time Sam began to per
ceiye that affairs were getting little mix
ed, and he gave the lion cut with his
whip, when be sprang upon the neares;;
COW and played circus until she bucket!
him oft in The neighboring brush. Sam
saws the last he heard of the lion he was
moving swath through the brush and
..wsllopping" the dogs right and left."'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29

The discovery of OIe hundred ann
afy cara. die uoud 10 repN,cd from Soa'A
AfncA 80
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29

The fortunes or misfOrtunes OF Ger
tain Kenturky family might form the
plot of Fr-nch novel Many years
since, the wlfe 9f wealthy and dissin
gu,shed man, in At of insanity. threw
her two little ones out of . lOfty window
|of her beastiful homo. One died, the
other was unharmed. The W0ther Wa
committed to . iunaiic asylum, where che
rrmained many year, Without recovering
BY his wealth and political influence. th'
|husband procured sn oct of the Legisla
,ure By which he became divorced froW
his unfortqpefe wife. l" the meantime
l.hs son whom his mother ID throws
from the window had become sftaancsd u
i lovely Qrt bat she gifted him. and mar
ued bis fs.her. who gave hsr 9oes qf h''
vsst estate. Finally. the fstber .iied; tte
ldrst wife recovered. anil sued the SECOND
xi|s Tor the ro,'erty. assisted BY bel
am. whose .asly love f'r his stepp 'thsl
w.s ,arpsi 70 gall hy tse paf.itofelnss'
AMI Transferred 70 the Wmher who q
l,smpt.d to deprive him Of Afe.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
J. ]. Davis,

TTOkNEY At LAW Office on
"A Black street, Bozeman, N. 7. viii
psctice in all Courts of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29

G. W. n Mpnroe, M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND CRGEON.'Incc
mex, door west Of Strasburger q spcr-
inr's Main street. Bozeman, Nj. J. len
ders his professional services fothe cl'lzeHs
Bonu,an and Gallatin county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
John Potter,

rTORNEY AT LAW. Hamilton,
"A Montana. viii practice n all Courts
NJ tho Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
Number 40
4 Diver Fixed by . shark.

From the San francisco Ledger
.On Deck" had led IN eve. ,ful life. A
sailor in youth, diver in manhood. and .
INC ..er ao-wcll'' in old age. he saw more
th1. falls in the lot ofm6st mon. He came
10 California In early times, and Was the
hero 81 . shark stoyy, remarkable as the
only one having truth FOR foundation na-
tive to our harbor born. In 1851 James
Carton, stevelore, while warping the
ship Genesse to berth off Market STREET
wharf, lost IN anchor. ION Deck" was
the only diver except Bill Matthews then
known in the city, and was sent for TO re-
cover The anchor.
:.On Deck" complied. and while 90 en-
gagged, noticed . shark lowering a few 'ees
nbovs him, eSilsatly observing his move
ments., .'rhe fish was at least eighteen
feet long ani was known as the bottle
nose" one of the most ycrscious of the
shark kind. This discovery naturally
alarmed the diver. He had found the a"-
chor. made the cable fast TO it and w"s
about ascending. when the appearance OF
the shark made him pause.
He had heard that sharks did not molfst
men in armOr. He doubted this, and did
mot feel now like risking the experiment.
He moved few PAGES from the anchor
the shark moved too. lie reformed to his
former place-,he shark followed. He
was evidently. to use his own words,
spotted by the bot,le-nose for q supper," :.
and, unless s,gnally favored, would fall .
victim to its voracity. He hardly knew
how to act, when he thought Of the cu;'
tie fish; how that singular creature often
escapcs its enemies by darkening the water
with an iuky liquor ejected from its body.
lie accordingly stirred up the muc q!
The bottom till the water was darkened
around him, cas-. off his weight. and sisg..
nailed the man to haul him up. he vas
hauled up Immediately, but did not entire
Inv escape. The shark snapped at him ss
.Ihe ascended, and three of his toes were
: taken off. A little more and his foot
would have gone, stout boot only saving
it, The happy though, Of muddylng the
watc; saYed his life.
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ATTORNEY At LAW-Oftlce. first
"A Anv Perkins brick baildirg. Main
street, R,ze.uan. Will practice in all the
Courts vi the Territory.
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"A door 10 A. Iamme l. Co.'S, Bozeman.
Montana. Will practice in all Courts Of
The Territory.
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