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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13
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:: EgAnER:- Pass me not By but read what
sasv, and viii do you good. Winter is up
on Us and with it its Pains and it's Aches. 1t
brings Rheumatism, Neuralgia. It causes
Burns, Freezes, Chi'L!a;ns, it produces Inf.a-
rsat;ons, Sore Threats, niptheria. We meet
with accidents, Srrains, Bruises, Cuts Sores,
for which VIC need something to give relief.
Go to Dorr 81 Wol,l and get bottle Of Blk
by's Dca:!! to Pain, use it according to d.
rections, use freely and If it fails to give re-
lief take hack the empty hott'o and get your
money. 1t costs you nothing unless it cures,
Can you desire anything any feirer? then
try it. Take none other. Every druggist au-
thorized to refund the money if it fails to
give relief. ~ 49,.
If your druggist does not keep it have him
send to Noycs Bros. & Cutler, wholesale
agents, St. Paul, or to l.. Bixhy, Owatonna
Mimi, Manufacturer and Proprietor.
v7.nS-1y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

j. SWANS Stock Of Boots and Shoes is
complete in every respect. Prices lower than
ever. Money saved by giving Swan call.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

There are some OF the ncatcst rcsidcn
ecs In town on the cast side Of the River,
not the most elegant by any means, but
{ they are situated in just the pre,ticst at
ural groves imaginable, and cannot bnt
he abodes Of comfort.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

Our Brownsville correspondence came
50 late that We could insert but part Of
It.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

A new sidewalk in front Of II. CUM
Store is one of the late much-needed i'm.
proponents. @%
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

Music FOR NoTII1NG.-TEc Austin Cor
net Band, one of the best in the State will
practice at the Court House on Thursday
evenings and giveia Public Entertainment
In the Park cacl, Saturday night, SO long
% the weather continues favorable to- out
door exercises.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

1fyou would like to be surprised 90 to
Gunz and examine the new stock Of clothing
he has just received. You will find that he
willscll you = suit lower than itscoa'd be
bought 100 years ago Or 100 years hence:
Gall on Gunz. Ctr
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

The horse that was stolen from a. b.
knutson on the night Of the Fourth, was
yesterday returned with the thief to this
city, by Officer Riley, who is sure to
catch his "bird' when once nc gets on
his track. He was captured at Mankato
Il few days ago, and Officer Riley tclc.
graphcd ;or, who Immediately started for
that place. His name, We understand, Is
James Dolan. He was taken bcf*re Jus
,icc Woodland and plead guilty. In de
fault of $500 bonds for his appearance at
The next term ofthc Circuit Court, he was
sent to the sounty jail.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

y. N. Priest and r. X. Dahle are two of
the happ:est men in town. They say their
"cash system" works to a charm. There
is no asking trust till after harvest, and
every man who trades with them is sure
of being satisfied. "Cash or Ready Pay"
is their motto. s".
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

The Base Ball mania is again on the
rage. This time VIC arc afflicted with i,
fearfully. We now have two mines which,
arc prac'icing nearly every afternoon
probably with the view of scooping the
champions of the State sometime during
the season. The first and second pines
play a match game next Saturday, the
18th, on their grounds just northeast OF
town. Austin and Rose Creek boys keep
on practicing, you may receive challenge
from here ere long.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

Rev G. iE. Wright will start East on
Monday next to be absent about flyc
weeks. During his absence there will be
public service of some kind on the morl
ing Of each Sabbath, and the Sabbath
school will be kept open as ,isi,.l.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

Mr.. c. B. Kennedy, Of The Leroy hide
pendent, called on Tuesday. lie willstart
next Monday accompanied by his wife on
a visit to his old home III the State of
blaine. Before he returns he will see tho
exhibition at Philadelphia.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

The exercises at the Congregational
Church last Sabbath were more than usu-
ally interesting. The Pastor, Rev. G. f.
Wright, preached a memorial discourse, in
which he stated chronologically the facts
and incidents of the churchs' history since
its organization on the sixth day Of July
1857. The recital was deeply interesting,
but more especially TO those who had par
ticipa;cd in the scenes described. Quite
a large number of those who assisted in
forming the church nineteen years ago
were present last Sabbath, as members
still. The original membership was Is,
while today it is 1873. During the term
Of its existence. the church has lost II
members by death. 1t has employed the
services Of 10 ministers, two OF whom were
regularly installed as Pastors. Ithas paid
out for benevolent purposes within the
last ten years ss22,357.0s. The present
house Of worship cost about $4,000, and
the society has paid $1,000 for ministerial
services. The first salary paid wos $500,
of which the Church paid 500, and the
American Missionary Society $500.
The circle of Industry was organized
three years ago, and has saved $4,000,
while tho Busy Bees, have been at work
Two years and gathered 500.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the service last Sabbath, and the oc
casion was one of abiding interest to al
present. The lessen Which is taught by
e review Of tic history Of the organization
!, is that success is the first Of an homes! pur
pose pursued ,lnremittingly with vigorous
'eflort,-a lesson, which it we're well Il
ieaily impress upon the minds Of Tic .ris
ing generation.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

Hon. J. S. 1rgens spent the Fourth with
his family at Lyle, and passed up the road
toward St. Paul on Tuesday last.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13
LOCAL MATTERS.
Sheriff Hall returned on Tuesday last
from n business trip to Chicago.

A very interesting letter from c. F
Grcening, crowded out last week by local
matter, appears today. -*ea
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13
Brownsville Department.
MORNING, JULY Is, 1876

Brownsville can boast Of some fine
flower and vegetable gardens, but we think
that l.. Edwards has one that can claim
the palm of. all the others. It is a beauty,
and one of which The owner may well be
proud. ~. - -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

GRAND MEADOW, Minn.,. July II, 1876.
We. the undersigned, do hereby recon-.
mend to these suffering from the effect of
diseases, II. l.. Wolcott's Great CArAHR1E
ASSIHiLAToR, as the best remedy i'll use
for Catarr', Neuralgia, Erysipclas, Sore
Flesh wounds, Sore Throat and Rhcuna-
tism:
SAM AxDE!!. G. II. DYER
ALyA Hunt PETER PETERSON
\. MOBILES CENA LEsUEK
D. LESTER j. GET1sMAN.
This medicine can he had IF J. D.
Lesher, General Agent for t. l.. Wolcotrs
Great Family Remedies, by addressing
him at Grand Meadow, MINI. 15tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13
NJ a ERIE.D.

STORY-EAR kIS-.In this city by Rev. G.
b. .Bciiier, July 10TH, Mr.. Zachariah Story
Of Frankford Township, and Mrs. 'Scna
Harris Of Grand Meadow. ...
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

One Eric Nelson Of Lyle, lately clarg-
ed with an attempt at inccndiarism, on
default Of the payment Of 1856 costs,
and Of sufficient surity on a bond Of $4,000
conditioned that said Nelson keep the
peace for the period Of six months, having
been committed TO the county JAIL was
discharged from custody on Tuesday las;
by reason of his having complied with the
order Of the Court.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13


News of the death of General Custer
was received here with feelings Of deepest
regret. Flags were hung at half mast,
and the general theme of conversation was
the untimely death of the noble General.
There are those among our citizens who
were personally acquainted with General
Custer; and to them his death seems al.
most like that of a brother:,. Should Min
ncsota be called Oh to furnish a quota of
volunteers to fight the inllulnan slaught-
ercrs, Brownsville may be counted on as
one to furnish her ratio Of willing men.
IMPROVEMENTS Stokes has lust
completed fine vcranCla, to his house.
Mr.. Stokes has a fine building spot and a
fine building. 5s - -s.--'...> !.
+ 21s- A4cGozsesa has j. j ast f .aislleda fine
cottage house into which he proposes tc
move soon. -. .@,3 - ., .a..-...s..
The Christian Cllapelis being com
p!ctcd with commemorate rapldlty. This
will be building which will add mucl
to the beauty Of the town. Charles Sleep
CT did some splendid lettering for til.
words Christian Chapel, 1876, which he
ing placed on the front over the door
shows Off to good advantage. Thi
denomination may well be proud of thei
building. 49,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-13

Messrs. Tallmadgc & Ball, approaching
the necessity Of some means for keeping
butter in good condition have placed a
large cooler in their store and cascmatcd
it with ice, so thoroughly rs to make it
proof against heat, and butter comes out
Of it rs hard rs though just from the arctic
regions. They keep all kinds Of fresh
fruits and vegetables in their proper sea-
son, and sell them at low rates.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, June 10-P. M.--The trans
actions at the Stock Exchange attracted little
attention, and the general market was dull. A
large number Of operators were absent at the
Jerome Park races and the yacht reRattas, so
that soon after the opening Of business the deal
inas drifted into a brokers market There was
sudden squirt OF activity, however, in Pacific
Mall, on announcement that the Directors would
advance the company sufficient funds to meet
Its pressing obligations; but later to-day the
story goes that the money will be furnished by
the Panama Railroad. This stock was feverish
throughout the morning, and after dropping to
"a, from 2ial. quickly advanced to 25A4, with a
reaction to "a but rallied later aud closed at
2jjs. About midday New York Central was
pressed for sale 10y genuine holders, which
caused decline Of . v cent. TO 1O7j y, with "A few
contracts put out by the bears at l01 seller W.
Lake shore at the same time declined from 5i+
to 81 partly in sympathy with New York Cen
trail but also because of further reduction in
passenger rates by the Pennsylvania road. 1t
recovered, however, to 545., but Western Union
was = lower at 6s1. at the close. The Western
shares were nrm, and Michigan Central rallied
l y cent. to 4S3., closing at 49,. There were,
however, no features OF special prominence.
though the market was generally nrmer In the
final dealings.
The following table represents the opening,
highest. and lowest sales. regular way, OF the
principal stocks during the past week, together
with the number Of shares dealt in;
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He COULDN'T STAND SASS.
A Little Domestic Unplessantness In th
Thurber Family.

From me Devou free Fre..
A wretched old horse blind, spawned
and lame-an old covered vehicle with every
Chinese machinery-a family of five who looked
as II they had Oeen shaking with the ague and
wrestling with n whirlwind that was the sight
In the Third street grove Yesterday. They had
turned of the street To cook dinner. They sat
and the old horse leaned againsl n tree and
looked longingly at the thistles across the ditch.
'.Whar we bound forf' repeated the father,
coffee with n stick. 1--WE are on the jlpgle, and
II that ere hoss don't fail us wen land In the
Black His sometime next fall
You seem to have hard luck.
mo seem about It," replied the wife in n
shril voice. we've had the lankest luck Of
any family ever strung together, and It's all tdat
old tools faultl
She pointed at her husband, and there was no
question but that she referred to him.
"Shes lee lie riled, stranger explained the
man, - and puts IL too strong. We've been living
way on UP North. and tunes has been hnrd. /
tried to make something catching wild cats last
winter, but we got uown to corn and 'llsses
fore spring spite ofall could do
" lies Il hrazcn liar shouted the woman.
"And now" continued the husband, we nre
JOGGING along for the Black Hills, and II seems
to me as n on the road to wealth and
happiness. We are ali gittin fat, feel good. and
the only thing want Is dog to run under the
wagon"
Dick Thurber. you are lying o the gentleman
when you say lm lat and happy y shouted the
wife.
""99S' well, yQg soon will be-"
"Oh, yes you WILL"
81 say you are a brazen liari' she replied,
heaying Oh and az MN.
The children all turned around at one motion.
got under the wagon at another, as II trained to
II, and the husband and father smiled sickly
smile and said
STRANGER, sass Is sass no matter whether you
hnd II IN the pine woods or IN the city. she's
aching for a row, and 'spect you'd better git
over thar b. the wag nnd kinder sec that tho
boss dpesntrun away and brrnk things"
Ihe stranger sought 10 bridge the chasm, but
IL was lao lie vile took on her breast pin
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Helping the Birds.

FTOiH Me Hlde AHdtc.
All day nave be IN hunting
For ends VI scaret Uuntng,
For pieces out OF Dag,, whose cOlOrs make show,
fragments VI red or azure,
Bright bite OF dOllhOuss treasure,
And faded bows aud rIDbJns worn mluy years ago.
From sill and from projection
hang tins gay collection,
l strew the lawn anu garden path fringe each hush
dress The door and easement
The garrett and the basement,
Then watch 10 sea II Dirds' perchance, Will use my
charity.
There comes a pretty chatter,
There comes a fairy patter
OF tiny feet upon roof anu branches hanging low,
And hirts OF wing aud feather
Aud lille strlfcs together,
And sheers and flights aud nutteTngs, and wheengs 10
ana fro,
There Ia a dash Of scarlet
On wonders uCY Vdrlet,
And this .ae u beside me II ssed IN blue and gray
This one Is golden color,
And that ones G at ~ duller,
And here's bird whose crest anu tail have orange tip
pings gay
shadow and nuttcrl
chlrp above the shutter!
See this swu Orole that wheels about the window,
Now nitling sidewise shyly.
NOs, win approaches WHY,
Circllng AID crclng closer between desire aud fear
o.. pirates, dressed In feathers,
tarrc soi WINS Or wca' hers,
How you begin to plunder, now bold you all have
How s,cn among The number
His claws anu Deak VIII cunuer,
And carry OH the ~ ms AID rag ar though they were
nlr O~n.
The stock Is fast diminished,
Ana Ahrn the Iest- are hnl-hed,
The nests Of orioles AM wrr- ~ r1bn. tld OF jays
In pheasant summer lesures
IN waite The rag bags treasures
Ii, X. HUDSON.
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PET DOG'S MADNESS.
IL Tears Carpets, Bites at Chairs, and Dies of
Seli-innicted " ound-.

One evening recently great excitement
WAS created at the residence Of Mr.. Charles W &.
Buuz, 40 Jackson square. While one Of MIR.
Buoz's children was playing with pet dog, the
animal suddenly Jumped from her lap and
ran around tine room with almost lightning Veto
city. Inc family, noticing that the dog was
irUthing at the mouth, made their escal e ny
mounting the tables. sIdotuards aud other fur
nii are IN the apartment. Tue brute. after many
vain attempts to ute those In the room. rushed
through every room In the building, after which
IL returned To tue sitting room. here, IN its
fury. ~ snapped AT the legs of the chars aud
tables ana tore the carpets. Fortunately at this
Juucturo Mr.. BoOL, who l. "A shipDuilder, Il Ding
business on Thames street, returned home 10
dinner.
A. he nelrel his dwelling his ttention was
attracted 10y the screams OF the inmates. Think
log that the house was on fire. MIR. BoOz, with
out waiting to take out hts night key, burst the
door In. W hen he reached the dining room the
djg spranc u-on him. ana "A desperate battle
took place. After some moments Of h ird
nshting. Mr.. Bouz managed, by the use OF his
walking suck, 10 beat tue dog into the ward IN
the re n OF tue house. and from thence into n
shed, the door 4 when he securely fastened.
The animal barAed and howled for nearly an
hour, after which all was silent. Upon eau
tiousiy reopenng the door MIR. Booz found That
the dog IN It's rabid fury hid chewed the tongue
out OF It's mead, causing 1t TO bleed to death.
Mr. Booz declares that II II almost a mystery
how the family escaped the dog teeth.
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Inc total number q shares. dealt in to-day
2l,i25 Lake Shore. 1880; Western Union. 1000
OhiO-. 100; Michigan Central, 800; New York
Genital. 2.lsa; 81. Paul, Loo; the preferred,
MINING COMPANY. LIE; Morris ana Essex, 900
Northwestern t01; the preferred, SJJ; A. ana
r.: preferred, 400 Delaware, Lackawanna and
western iG.; Erie. so; New Jer,ey Central.
ia; spring Mountain Coal Compaaj, jJJ; Pro-,
Con ana Pet. Company, 400; Chicago aud Alton,
ZIG Harlem, ~; Missouri, Kansas anu lex. =.
2OO NJ, l.. and N. COMPANY, preferred, 10: C.,
Is. aud Quincy LOO; Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
~ Hannibal and 81. Jossepa preferred, lOO
lOO and Fort Wayne. 80.
ne gold market develop ed u weak tone until
midday, when the prico advanced from li9H To
ll2A. consequent upon the loss Of specie oy the
city banks. rs noted In their weekly statement,
md London dispatches respecting the recon-
msndations Of the Russian Ambass dor In rur-
Key for the DISRUPTION Of that empire also
strengthened the premium.
The following were tue principal transactions
1857 iSSs & Nii$ ii ss iiiiss 1855 SS n iis Hes:
IL loans the rates paid for theuse OF gold were lo4
.fne tots cieSrns. At the cold Isisuse bank Mere
sasae the o. Gearing. 9 % the sss
hsvns been small aud amounting 70 ony $ilO 400,
the puoe aeei, aud Tor tue week 90 nav
ing Ing T %ses tSi . sed nds hea SgrPs
same period in com for customs tie56o. 11'"S '"'
wac told rreSp,, vs. s ao rayren sSi
eslS9 90 balance Ss,u'js ~ y currency recelpIs
s330J35g5 Is custons, SEQ 90.
he bullion IA the Bank Of England Was Increased
$1,000 The internal rev.nuc receipt to-day Nsri
treasury al Washington xiOUJ UVO ia Nauonal
BsnN notes Tor edcnptlOn, making total " g. $50 OU
for the werk
TIE receipts OF cotton coastwise aud by sail curing
the Wees were louSl oaes, and the number exported
vas iilH. The tota receipts since ~ept. l. the com
mcucrment ~ the cotton year. were 3DN38g2 an IN.
crease OF 5HnoSv bales compared with the CORE.
spending prriuu 81 last wear.
turrl.n CAChaugr dul but nrm o. 80 and 81 Oh
Tor ilmc anu demand orafts with actual
al "a 81 a stt.n5 9, and tLSgj. t4Ssbs
Money continued IN free supply on call az 20 t2 y
cent. Di-cuu.ts rlngcd al .Gfur PRIME names
Tie MtcAl eAhnit ut the Associated Banks tiectrd
decrease Of sido2OO In the tota rcscr,c against los,
OF 800 100 Ia tue item of deposits Deductlnv the 25
cent. required by law from latter the mel reserve
Was t374,d9J less han last we H. ana the banks
qutntN now ult ttuslif5 ia excess OF the Legal re.
qur'men's The loans we're contracted 81 3os 800 and
tut circulation also flaa1Ou Tn loss Of specie lev tne
bank WAS 80 1905 out tue legal tenders showed
gam OF Sl,2y3.5OO
Government bonds were steady but the market ap.
peafcd 70 ue resting after tue sharp ADVANCE OF The
week. The principal purchases to-day for the ac-
count OF national banks, VINO bought coupon lS67s al
ls2t and coupon lsbos new, at lsol4 1908 The mar.
ket clio .ed Arm
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There has arisen close 10 the 81. james /.
Park station % the District Railway within the
last year fantastic building. Ia lirobdlugna-
giau -tNlc uf ar ht, 'tlrc. a dozen stories hlLh.
Here Mr.. y. IL. lIaukcy has spent. or l. spend
ing. quarter Of a million of money to induce
Engli-hmeu T." abandon the axiom that each
man house Is iis castle, 10y showing how man
castles and in educating select numhcr IF
our upper cla~sc- iu the thcor, and practice Of a
average rent Of SJN "a year. but with a common
Kitchen. common COnce-rHnm. saloon and read
ana liked charge, iul every thing. Tie expert
mcnt 10 a very Interesting one. and ought 90 sue
which affords such an area for experiment A.
that of the weali her. unsettled classes II Lon
don. The main difficulty will. we imagine arise
In the organization of service. The Briton MAY
relinquish his regard for his house. but will hold
longer to the wish - have his own household
about him.
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The Dressing Room


TFTF NTFTTTfTa
u mystic region down am lng the trans.
Where dcludrd strangers IN et with sal mishaps,
where the Queen iitan dohs each golden tress,
lhcie our tOOtlight gem study, chat, and dress
Ladies ~ the ballet, scAnty arrayed.
guar 'iilug Tor places, scek each otnrrH all;
baunt ana -lo my VILLAIN -rarfnrs AN the pegs
IN me roo auI lining, 10 KING for his legsl
Here IN frantic mother elds her mnurnfdl all,
prov Mug an hrr trouble, m nug OF ale;
Mhlle tue Ntrtupus tltuVi, plump and o'crffl,
hurcetcd Ia the Prologue sAuntcrs home to ned.
This We hear nf chatter. " FIX Anur other calf
House AS cod a. tr,rul .Ai .uu iut grt laugh
smllh'a Cd PIT Don C,eiar- perfect absurd n-
" 10" Nae lhohleon's DallldN -" worst crheaid'
" There 'ca'l tp-mlrrDw cyrrybp w. blue;
Vas letter perfect, never got "a cue ''
- I'm wen NJ la lliuliN t-eNrfyihilgn srrrn -
" overture T. oycr-hur;y, res your scene !"
Here our The plan heroes, men Of many types.
Drink e. and 'stiu" Oltrr-, siNlic tutnldInn plpos
Here the tlnsellc mimics. I'M the curtains hurled,
Talk aud act liNe creatures II our common world
hDwARD L, KlbDKR.
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what M Engine did when Neglected.

Shortly tefure ten o'clock yesterday morning
the engineer In the brewery OF j. & /. +. Kuntz at
Third avenue ana 1851 street, left the twenty Ave
hor-c power engine to take care OF Itself for few
minutes. Immediately aflerward the foreman re.
marked that the 5000 pound nywhee working at an
rdnnry rate OF speed, hut before the gncer
coud nr hpprsed the brewery Hhakcn sOmrth ng
tull sounded Ar an explosion. Ihr i wheel hG burst
from tc machinery and hrpKen into several fragments.
ihe wa OF me engine room was daenei out the nyng
bfcks breaking All the windows IN the brewery office
near IT, piece Of he debris weighing more than six
hundred mounds, was thrown rnureiy Of the brew
cfS pltminrs' ana heavy WINDOW weight, detached
from sihstulnss N the engine room, few the
avenue ana knOCNcd large hole through the mont
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F0n' NJ t1Ir1NN NINF' IfI-, U'nWtrW
one day this week, Perry Baxter having
gone ont In thu timer near the mouth of Long
Tom, was attacAtd uY two large era! eagles, aud
being unaimed, he was cnmpelei To fly for
safety. Getting his gIu, ne returned and hillud
one Of the birds, the other escaping. The eagle
killed measured feet inches from tip to tip Of
wing, and feet inches from beak TO ond Of
tail, while ITS leet measured 7 Inches al the
greatest width OF the claws. Returning To the
ground next day, Mr. Is txter found that these
Mammoth birds had q nest there