The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-25

Yes, and ] found al ..,
carpenter and justice ofr.-.
or, As they call him. Semi.
was proving Through III
by. But made sufe of,I-
fore / LETT the hut, and / ,t..,
too great coward 10 ann
hounds" Pt''a
"There's little TO De ,,il
that man." said Nattv. vir-
in a perch and baited iisL.t :
Graves dreadfully TO coma h.
in, and has as good as aI5
much to my face; but / hi,
with unsartain answers. 49,
no wiser than Solomon. T
Of having so many laws A.. -
man may be called on Ia
them -
II fear he is more knsuf
cried Edwards II see tb,,l
a tool OF that simple map Il
and / dread that his imperir.'
osity may yet give us mgcbr =.
'If be harbors too much n
cabin, lad, III shoot the crs,,.. Sin,
Misunderstanding, quite ooTr
mo, no, Natty, You mr,,
Der the law" said Edwards one ?.
shall have you in trouble: a., 4
old man, would be an evil h. on
sore tidings TO MS ALL"
"Would it, boy !" eyc,,
hunter, raising his eyes with one
friendly interest towards b
"You have the true blood inr. one.'
Mr.. Oliver, and I'll support
face of Judge Temple, or IN h.
in the country. How is it. Ii f ron
| speak the true word: i, 1asin
stauuch, and Of the right bod, =
"lIe is a Delaware" saidV -. =.
"aud my brother. The vor Three
is brave, and will be a chief -.
can come
"WeIl, we'll" cried the you'd {
tiently, SAY aboutitr ~
friends; if | am not all that #. ~,
TALLY would make me, | Am
through life-in prosperity ash
crty. But now We will tki A r
matters" a
The old hunters yielded tOa
which seemed to be their law I
short time a profound silence -.
= ed, daring which each man vi
busy with his hook and line; D {
wards, probably feeling tha,nl
, ed with him to renew the f
? soon observed with the at
5 who knew not what he said ;
elbow beautifully tranQuln /
} sy the lake is. Saw youitu ToH
, calm and even than at Tbs h ~, :,
5 Natty?"
. "Anon!" said Natty. Il
+ Bending his ear near to The 4
/ and for Il minute holding bis by eeLl
S listening &CtentiyeIv as if Ow
, tant sound EA
Eff | hadn't fastened The 5rgan
with my own hands, with aha
, of green buck-skin, I'd take AEA
5 oath that | heard old Heca x 81
/ his cry on the mountain"
! cit is impossible" said Fl
, cit is not an hour since IaT
5 his kennel usine
BY this time the attentiNd
t gan was attracted to the Sound
= Notwithstanding the youthJlEPt
: silent and attentive, he couIdE n In.
= ing but the lowing Of some st
the western hills. He lod
5 old man, Natty sitting with ITO
e to his ear, like a trumpet, a . s''f.e
= gan bending forward, with "a. \
, raised to q level with his face 1T
e his fore finger elevated as TTol
g attention. and lauGhed aloud s..ANn
- he deemed to be their imagin@ flcr /
c Laugh if you will, n katS
c Heather stocking, "the hom
and hunting a deer. No ma Eru'
c ceiye me in such amanner, ,.;,,..
j. have had the thing happen a roccis
y yers Skin. Not that | caa
It law! but the yenison is lean :. KE
It the dumb things run the flesh
d bones for no good. Now@ s 5niosn
: the hounds ~ . % I
d Edwards started, as a flLd Y
: on his ear, changing from tA -
|, sounds that were caused by EAIE
q teryening hill, to the cOnlas -,
that rung among the rocks On
d dogs we're passing, and thenG .
). a deep and hollow baymg tI :
q under the forest to the A w. 4
These variations in the tOlek
e hounds passed with amazing
e and while his eyes were gIlna
It the margin Of the water, = work
e Of the branches Of the alder
u wood caught his attention.
S near them, and at the next We q
d noble buck sprung on the owes
e buried himself in the lake Shee
mouthed cry, directly from .If 70
g Of the hounds, followed, W. H., Il
o and the slut shot through I i s Oh i
'e in the bushes, and dartedi7g IS,
&c also, bearing their breasts espcst
| antly to the water. y0a v
= n. To be coRtiWa' airing
L August Flower bridge
j. The most miserable bel:nT
n world are those suffering Z
e pepsia and Liver Complain Neat
=. More than seventy-fye p