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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-21

The Democratic State Convention Of
Massachusetts, met in Worchester Tuesday
and was captured at the very beginning by
the Butler delegates and their outside mob of
adherents. The State Central Committee,
finding it impossible to control the Cunven-
ton, Mr.. Edward Avery, was appointed by
it to declare the Convention adjourned until
the 2jth inst. Mr.. Avery, after great confu-
and then left the hall The Committee on
Credentials reported 973 delegates present,
representing 800 cities and towns. Richard
S. Spoflard, of Newberyport, was elected
permanent chairman. John L. Rice, OF
Springfield, nominated Benjamin F. But
Ter for Governor, and n Boston delegate,
named Cook seconded the nomination
amid great enthusiasm. John C. Galvan,
of Stoughton, protested against the nomi-
nation OF Butler, who was not a Democrat
Three groans We're given for Galvan, and
three cheers for Butler, and General Butler
was then nominated for Governor without q
dissenting voice. The ticket was subse.
quently completed and State Central Com
mttee chosen. The resolutions adopted
condemn the Electoral frauds, denouncC
monopolies, sympathze with the laborer
and reproduce the State Democratic plat
form of 1865. The State Central Committee
will hold the "regular Democratic Conven
ton" in Faneuil Hall, Boston, on Wednes
day of next week, under the protection of {
strong police force to prevent seconC
coup d etat by the Butterflies, and will nomi
nate straight Democratic ticket. The Bos
ton Post, organ of the Democracy, repudiate
the action of the convention held Tuesday.
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The pestlence OF the Lower Valley of
the Mississippi is at last, owing to the COM
ing of cooler weather, on the wane. 1t has
been terrible afllietion, not only for the
South, but the whole country. 1t is proba-
bic that some 100000 has already been Civ
on by the North to relieve the suffering cit
les, and a larger amount ofproft has proba-
bly, been lost by the serious interruption Of
the Fall trade caused by the fever.
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BY vIrtne Of n wit OF Tendit0ni ExponGs all
that ce tain lot or piece Of ground s ua e iE the
Borough Of Lehightou. late MahOLlng 1Own-
ship, Carbon county. Pa, bounded and descr-D-
ed m follows, TO wit:
BeUnnng at n stone In public road lead ng
from LelightOn to MBhOning Valley Ghence
north elghty-eIght deWees east nine perches to
a stone thence moi tn thirty. four degrees, west
three perChes 10 a stone thence north one de
gree, west ten ana slN.tenths perches to a post
thence by land VI Daniel Eastman south seven
" degrees, west eleven and ur ten hs perches
TO stone thence by land late OF ThOs Rooms
south seventy degrees, east ten perChes 10 the
place of hegnnnp, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN PERCHES.
more or less. The Improvements thereon are a
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
2ox3J feet a Frame stable 2lx2i feet and other
OutbulldIuga.
seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty Of PhaOn Clauss.
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SIIERIFF0S SALES.

ard Hontz. north one.half degree, west sixty
perChes TO n stone; thence by lPnd late Of Benz.
kurtz, south eight ard one.hnlf degrees, west
nine pnd three tenth pcrches to n white O"k;
thence by land OF John q. Kamei er sou h seven
degrees west SEVENTY three pnrches 70 n stone
thence by land late of Cotne ius Conner Gud n
pubic road north fifty six oeg ees east twrhty;
two nerches to the place Of beginning, contain.
ing FIVE ACRE~ ana eiguty.stX peiches strict
measure. The improvements thereon are a
Two.sToRY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
2OX32 feet, Kitchen attached 7xs feet another
TWO-Sl DRY FRAME DWELLISG 2OXSS
teet. Barn ISN2s feet, attnChmCut l6X2s teet.
Wagon shed lOXis feet and Other outUuildinES.
Selze1 and taken into execution as the prop.
eTty Of Daniul Rex
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\ UDITOR'S NOTICE.

In the OiphGa's C5Hrt Of Cdy50R County,
Estate Of John Richards, deceased.
The Undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Court, TO audit, rCspttle. and fully examine and
nOjust til accouut,Of Alexander CaIAphie guar.
dian Of Jane and JOhn Richards. minor children
Of GOhn Richards deceased late Of Mauch chunk
Township Carton Co.. Pa wi meet all parties
irteTe>ted for the purpose Of his appointment.
on SATURDAY, October 1878, at o'clock a. NJ,
~ his office aCi3ining the FIRST National Bank,
broadway, AInuch Chunk, Pa, where they may
attend il they deem II proper.
=. r. STEW ERs, Auditor.
Aug q, 1873, wi.
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ALSO.

BY virtue OF a writ Of PeHdttiOni EIp9nGs all
that certain lot or piece OF ground situate on
the north SIDE of Lehigh street In the Borough
OF East Mauch Chunk, county and state afOTa-
SAID nnnlbeIeo in the plan ar plot thereof
seventy ana sev, uty-twO, containing IN front or
breadth on sand Lehlgh street one hundred teet.
aud eXteudlug tEenCe nurthWardly iwO hun
dred ieCt TO a-- feet wide alley bound
ed nOIth bv saId alev east bv lot No. "A. sOutl
by sad Lehigh street ana west by lot No. 65.
The improvements thereon area
Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
buildings.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
peTty Of John Shive.
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CoYGREss-RoBERT KLoTz.
Subject to dcClsi, II of Conerres.
STATE SENAToR-ALLLN CRAIG,
Subject to oisiou OF Confe'ees'
EssEABLY-J. ZERN,
MICH. CASSIDY.
Asso JUpGE-ClIAs. MEENDSEN.
60. TREAsURER-MAX, SCHWEIBINE.
nTG d RECoRDER-BERNARD PHILLIPS,
GO. CoMNTlssIoNEBs--J. J. GALLAGHER
JOSIAH ANDREAS.
CoRoNER-D p d KEISER,
h kUDITJRs-H. a. BELTZ
SAMUEL MOTHER.
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ALSO,

TRACT NO. by virtue Of writ OF FIRRI
FACIAs, all that certain pisce or tract Of land
situate IN hahOnitg Township Carbon county,
and Sttte aforesaid, bounced and described as
follows, 70 WIT;
Bsrinuing at a stone thence partly by lands
Of Joseph kemefer, ana partly bY land OF late
Reuben Ficklnger and partly bv land Ot Chas.
Musselmun moth twenty ninO degrees west
one hundred and thirty -fye PEI ches 10 a stone;
thence by land Of Josiah NusselnHn south
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to using it, in consequence of the loss they
would sustain in throwing aside valuable
garments. Just turn this matter over ia
your mind. A "Clothing Exchange" is
what you want IN connection with your
Anti-Fat business.
Yours truly, GEORGE DOGP.
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ALSO.


Bv virtue Of witt OF F1ERI FAClAs all that
messuage or tenement and tract of lsnd situate
in the Township of MahO1inF, county OF Car.
bon, and state Of Pennsylvania, bounded aud
described as follows: on The north by land late
OF Shive d MONTE, now Paul Keiier; on the east
Dv prOpcrtv of Joseph Wintermute and Will
liam Farren, on the south by property OF ewls
OckeThouse. and on the west by property OF
Charles Zellner, containing THIhTN.FOUR
ACRES and thirty ptrchrs sistrlct measure. The
improvements thereon are Il one and One.halt
story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
2nS2G feet, kitchen attached l0x 0 feet Barn 20
X2S feet Shed attached lok36 feet, and other
Ou,budlnps
Also. a TWo.STORY FRAME
OFFICE AND DWELLING HOUSE,
2i1lc feet. with frame porch attached. A one
story FRAME STRUCTURE, known as a re
finerv, lsX2J feet, One-slOTy FIR ME SMELT.
ING HOUSE. 12x4g feet, Ole story FRA NJ 1,
NJ lNBRAL HOUSE, l4xl6 feet, an unfinished
OnestOry FRAN Il BUILDING, 2jx4i feet one.
story FRANZ E BUILDIN q ,sxl0 feet,and other
outbuijdmgs.
seized aud taken into execution as the prop.
erty OF Samuel Evert.
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dishcvcled hair streaming in the wind and
roving like demoniac. Finally,that singu-
lar abortion, the rag baby, is capering before
the workingman in an ecstasy of delight.
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BY virtue OF a writ Of FIEM FAcIAs, all that
cert tiR messuaEe or tenement and Tract of land
5 tuAte in the borough Of Leh ghtOn, County Of
Carbon. and state aforesaid, bounced and des-
cribed as follows 20 Wit;
GegiEninF At 2 stone thence by land Of Leon.
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6'QuEliy.

CONGRESS ALBRIGHT.
AssENBLY-W. NJ. RAPSHER,
i, NELL BOYLE,
ASSOCIATE JUDeE-THOMASJ JOHN.
REG AND REC.-ED. CIVILIAN.
co. TREAsUBER-RALPH CORBY.
co. COMMISSIONERS W. HUDSON.
JAMES ASH.
CoRoNER-DR. M. ]. DONNELLY.
AUDITORs-PAUL KEIFER,
d. b. ALBRIGHT.
co. SURvEYOR-W. +. WARRINGTON.
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ALSO,

BY virtue of q writ of EtUIrI FdcidS, all that
certain lot or piece OF ground situate in Lower
TOwAmensin" township, county OF Carbon and
state aforesaid bounced and described as FOL.
lows:
Bepnning at n certain willow tree thence bv
land late OF John ScemS north twenty five and
One-half degrees east fifteen and slx-tCnths pei
ches to a stone IN n pubic road leading from
Lehigh Gap to the house of Levi HRr emGn
thence slOng q PIT bic tOld lrading r. IN the
public horse Of Lew Iiarleman TO the house OF
Robert Muschlit2 south thirty seven degrees,
east sixteen peiChes to a some in sald Oad
thence by iand now CT late Of Jgcob Bowman
south elghtN-three and one hali.de"recs, west
sixteen eud four tentns perches TO the place of
bemnning, cOntatnIlg one hundred ana TIVE We
perches more Orless. The improvements there.
on nrr n
TWO.STORY STONE HOTEL BUILDING,
l9X32 ieet, one ana One.half story store attached
lgX3l feet Frame OIt kllClen Nl2 tCeC
Frame shed 2GNa2 feet, ana other Outbuildiugs.
SelE"d ana taken into execution as the pro
petty Of stephen Boyer, defendant, aud Daniel
Behler, terre tenant
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Wright'S Liver Pills,

The only sure CURE for Torpid Liver Dyspep.
sia, Headache. sour stomach, COnsti patton. De.
OiitY, Nausea, anu all Bilious complaints and
Blood disorders. None genuine unless signed
WIN. Wright Pmla." ItYOur Druggist will not
supply send 25 cents for one box TO BArFiok
Roller a. Co, 20 n. 4th St, Phila. Dec. cyl
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Nd.

BY virtue of a writ Of Ldtftra FdciaS, all
that certain Lot or Piece Of GROUND, stu
ate on the north side of Centre Street, in the
Village of Upper Mouch ChuHk, County of
Carbon, Pennsylvania, mentioned in the
plan or plot thereof No. III, containing IN
front or breadth on said Centre street fifty
feet, and extending thence northwardly one
hundred and ninety feet to North street ;
Bounded north by North street, east by
Marple street, south by Centre street, and
west by Lot No. 73.
The Improvements thereon are
TwO.sToRY FRAME DWELLING,
16 by 20 feet, Kitchen attached 70 by 12
feet, Barn 12 by Ia feet, and other Out
buildings.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John Tiederman.
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IA nm AGENTS WANTED. o. " those
~, WV who mean business, and desire to
mlae trom 81 20 sl5 ger day need apply. send
4 cent stamp for particulars.
Rev. =. H. Buck,
Milton, Northumberland Co., Pa
sept. 2l-4w
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LEHlGHT PAa
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Stnte.

GOVERNOR ANDREW il. DILL.
1T. GovEaNYR-JOHN FEETIG.
yUPRrME JUDGE- HENRY p. ROSS,
SEC. OF IST. AFFAIRS j. SNIP. AFRICA,
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NeYCr FailIng Worm SYrnp.

L f. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails to
desdOy Pin, seat aad stomach Worms. Dr.
hunSel u the only successful physician who re.
moves Tape Worm IN Two hours. Head and all
complete alive, ana no fee TIL head passes.
Common sense teaches II Tape Worm can be re-
moved all Ofher Worms can be readily DESTROY
ed. send ter cirUul TO Dr. Kunkel 259 North
Ninth St, Pm nuelphla, ia., or ASK your drug.
gist Tor bottle OF knnkePs Worm Syrup.
IrCe 81 per bottle. IL never fails. Used by
children OF grown persons with perfect safety.
Aug. 24-iW.
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rSEpUBLICAN TICKET.
state.

CiovERNoR-uENRY NJ. HONT
1T. GovERNoR-CHARLES W. STONE.
SUPREME JUDGE-JAMEs p. STERREIT.
SEC. INT. AFFAIRS "A. X, DUNKEL,
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ALSO,

BY virtue OF writ of I.evari Facias, NIL that
Certain Tract or Piece of LAND situate in
MahOning Township, Carbon county. Penn'a
bounded and described as follows, TO wit: Be
gi.ning at a stone corner, thence extending by
lands late Of Frederick smith north seventy
ard one haf degrees, west fifteen and eight.
tenth peTchCs 10 chestnut tree aud stones n.
round thence by land OF samuel AMI Aaron
shve north eighteen and one ha degrees, west
forty and one half De0ches to a stone north
seventy one and One.half degrees cast four
perrhes to n stone north elrhteen and one
half degrees, west one hundred and forty siN
and one hHh perches to q stone, and moth
seventv.One and OHr-hAf degrees, east forty.
seven auo eighteenth perches 10 n stone; and
thence by lands Of j, X. Pryor so nth eighteen
ana one. ouTth degrees. elst fifty Blk perChes 10
q stone, one hundred and thirty .One perCues to
the place OF beginning, containing
FIFTY. SEVEN ACRES & TEN PERCHEs,
strict measure.
The improvements thereon are Two-Story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
seventeen by twenty SIX feet X tChen at,
taChed, eleven OY sixteen feet Swiss Paln
thirty by forty feet, ana other outbulldings.
SeIzed and taken In execution AS the property
Of Hugh DOnOhue.
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Now Advertisements.
mo SpOrtsmen and Others.

-
All perstn are hereby ior0id tresspassing on
the lands Of the Undersigned ~ tle Township
OF FrRnklin, ,Cnrcon Co Pa.,fnI Hunting, or any
other purpose, under penalty NJ the law after
this date. GEO. LEU CKEL
GEO ENZIEN.
MATTHIAS RUFF,
Franklin twp, Sept. 81, ls7s-3w.
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Nervous Debility! Nervous Debility!

Debility, a depressed irritable state of mind.
n weak, nervous. exhausted feelnP, no energy
or animation. confused head. weak mem OrY, tho
consequences Of eXCes-eS, mental oVerwOrK.
This LervOus debility finds a sovereign cure IN
+. kunKePs Bitter Wine OF Iron. II tones
the system, dlspeis tue mental gloom and des-
punuenCY, AMI r. luvenatCs the entire system.
sold olly in q bottles. Get the genuine. sold
by all druggists. A sE for f. F. Kunkers Bittor
Wine oil lrOu, ana taAe no other. Genuine sold
only III 81 bottles or six bottles for S5 All ] ask
ls "a trial Of tins valuable medicine. II will con-
NInCe lhe most ske eytical of It's merits.
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E F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron,

l mas never been known TO fan in the cure
Of weakness attended with symptoms, inds.
position to cNeTtion. loss NJ memory, difficulty
Of breathing, weakness horror Of disease. night
swcats cold tcet, weas ness, dlmness OF vision,
lnguOr universal lassiJude Of the muscular
Hystem enormous appetite, with dyspeptic
symptoms, hot a. nds fushine OF the body dry.
ness Oi the skin, pal ia cOuntenauce ana erup.
uons o., The face purifying the blood, pam in
the back, heavlness of the eN elids frequent
black scots flying before the eyes, with suffu,
sion and loss OF sight, want of attention, etc.
sold only m 81 hotties. Oct the genuine. De-
pot and Office, 259 North Ninth St, PIN adelphiR.
Advice tree. Ask for T.. r. Kunkers Bitter
Vine Of Iron. ana take no other make. Genuine
sOiu uniy In 81 lOttlps,
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Health and Happiness.

Health and Happiness are priceless Wealth to
their Dosse-sors, and yet they are WITHIN the
reach OF every one who Will use
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BY virtue Of a writ Of Law. Facias, nll those
certain
FIVE LOTS OR PIECES OF GRoUNp.

situate in the Borough of LehChtOn County Of
carbon, and State Of reunsyIvama aud Mum.
red l24. 1876 l2S 1870 0nd 1872 i'll the pl0n CT Plot
OF sid Borough eBch and every one OF said Lots
having front or breadth OF aiXty.siX feet on
the eastward side Of Pine Street, in said BOr
Ough Uf LebightOn. and extending thence east
one hundred and eightY.nine feet nine inches
tI u certain Alley.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop.
erty OF L, r. SCmmel
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A ssisHEGs SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate !

By virtue Ot an order OF the Court OF Common
Pleas OF tarDOn County, Pa. the undersigned,
Assignee OF JOS SEPH s. WEBB AND WIFE,
viii sell AT PuDic Sale on the premises on
ban Street. in the BORO UGA Of LEHlGH.
TON, Carbon county. Pa, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1873,
commencing at TWO O'Clock p NJ the follow
inc valuable Real Estate. TO wit:
All chat certain Messuuge tenement and
DWELLING HBUSE
A n D LOT OF GROUN . :,
with the appurtenanccs 8, situate on the east side
OF Bank street. BOrOL gh OF LehiEhtOn, contain
ing 1881 thltH.thTee feet on Bank Street, and
cont nulng OF that width at right ANGLES to
Bankway bounded on the east by Bankway, on
the south bv iOtS OF Charles and James Klein.
top, ON the west by Bank Street. on the north
Dy lots OF the iGte Simon Weldendeimer.
NO 2 Beng all those two certain
LOTS OR PIECES or GROUND,
In the alOiesoId BOROUGH OF Lehighton, and
numbered one and TWO IN u CERTAIN plot made
and laid OItt Ov Eaches mud Hex each ha wing
front OF thirty feet on first additional stree !;
aud contlnu Dg of that width north Que hundred
and thirty icet to a common alfev bounded on
Other lands Intended to be conveyed to EacheJ
and Rex on tie south BY first additional stI Get.
and 0'' the east by C0mtfOn GllsV.
Terms ", NJ be made kDOwn at the time and
place Of sale. by
THOMAS s. BECK
Assignee Of JOS. :. WCbb and Wife.
sept. q, iS75-W-3
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By virtue OF WITH OF LdO' rdctds,au thht GER
tam LOT OR
PIECE OF LAND.
situate in tho Borough Of Lehighton. County Of
Carbon, and state OF Pennsylvania, bounded
and described aa follows 70 wit
Beginning at stake, thence along pablo
road nOrtn twentY.siX and Oue.h degrees, east
n'ne perChes; thence aiOng lot OF ground Of
George Esch, ,Oecd., south eighty y-eight degrees,
west nine and lhree-tenths perches 10 post !
thence a.Ong an alley south thiitY-tOur degrees
east nine and two-tenths perches o the place Of
beginning, con aiming
THIRTY FIVE and oNE.HALF PERCHEs,
strict measure.
The Improvements thereon are
Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING.
10 x 2s feet, Kitchen attached xo feet, and
other outDulldings.
Seized and taken INTO execution as the pIO-
peTty Of Edward Paetzel.
ALSO,
By virtue Of writ of Lar. Faeias all that Ger.
tain LOT OR
PIECE OF GROUND,
situate in Rckertstown, Franklin township,
| Carbon County, PENNSYLVANIA, bOundrd and De.
| sorlhed as follows, TO wit;
beginning at post, thence by certain pub.
/ lic road south fifty degrees, west ninety ieet
! TO post tue ce uv land of J X RIokert OF
/ lot 80. 10, north thirty-seven and one fourth
/ degrees west one hund ed feet TO a post thence
| by a puOnc road north If degrees'east niuety
/ feet u post thence DY land OF Sa ven Christ.
/ man, or lot No. 49, south thirty seven and one,
fourth degrees. east one hundred ieet 10 the
! place OF beginning, con aiming
NINE THOUSAND SQUARE FEET.
The Improvements thereon are a
STORY FRAME DWELLING
/ with basement. 20 "a feet and other outOuild
/ ings.
/ seized and taken into exeeution aa the mon
erty OF " iliam ii. brown.
J. W. RAUOENBUSH,
! SheIil's office EheTih
HRucG chunk sept, 70. 1875
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Sheriif'S Sales
OF VALUABLE
RGaH ESTATE

The following valuable Prop rites will he
Sold by ]. w KAUDEN BUSH. sheriff ut Car
bon COuD,y, on
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Monday, October 9TH, 1878,

at the COURT HOUSE. in the BOROUGH Of
MAUCH CHUNK, Carbon County, Pennsyl.
vauia. at ONE O'Clock T.. NJ:
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ALSO
PIECE OF LAND.

ALSO,
by virtue of a writ Of Lav. FdctGs,all that Ger.
tam LoCOR
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-05

In - bsa a - ssssnR. Jsse DOW
the vif1,Gs q na1lsaA. s,gs Q esssss
PsaAsas u ~ RseAsuous. ysg TEA,
heD~rG. y Q seck sk-s9e ~ tnra
sasass. uncovered q lsg Uunwe- d y
e.sirely covered vifh sssspsssss. ae<p
in the rock- u Dea sal ksrAs 81 "a
tIsct snanAls- Thy ss> - es..riy 3~-
hana - the feoepssss 81 sa< eAilar<a
Who h.d played On ~ damp hsnk sAe
nsrnisx I vs~isea the gi~n- Ssme a
the~e kznAA feaspxlnss are vxry saaA
and 3eiscsa<. osb<rs ss~ iars~-skock-
lnsiy iaree. yes rrizsn thesr syE.~sry.
The dl=san~sne. IL th~.r trsr@s and
sb~sr relsffse po<sfzoa preeia2e sny
Soaht o< tkesr ehxrsrs<r. even % an
an~rs@Efxfe ohs<rver- I r2.r--a nv
t~~s IN sosae ~ thn~e srsckx. snA of
coarse fcls the Rssal sse Enri<kens %
treHilng IN the fooeFrizs. ef tAis lsvs
tEsss. ssd ell tk.s soxf II Oh ~. I ~ fb<
e1stsoa uPp-rmsss IN my ninA v-s
one of isiixxasase- I r~n>Hbesed the
thrilling descriPsioa. BY Inaiss kss
toriAns and roaas2aers of the &He AT q
following the trail 81 the savage In
eomnon wTth n.o~t Amerlczn yozfh l
had admired the aetecsive SAIL Ct
Leather Stocking and thas~ other ex-
perfs- N0a knos hos fkese fellows
u~od to erouck down and follow the
trail by examining every ieaf, Well,
you can imagine my feelings IL resruf-
menf st the deception pr2e1sced by
these historians ~ follosed that deep
trail over the rocks in the Beilora glen:
Why, here are footprints IN these rocks
deep enough and distinct enough 90
have existed since the food, and to
still exist for decades and eeaturies,
and large enough 30 envelop a Bully
more ham, II that i the kind Of trail
the untutored savage left, xho can
blame him for tax ng t. the water Ia
hide it? Ii almost shlmes the track of
the mastodon, not ten feet away. |
was particularly interested in ono set
of footprints especially large and dis
tinct. / obtained some plaster and
stereotyped that foot, and it rests on
my table as l write, veritable monu-
ment of departed greatness. I found
tracks OF some animal in this rock
which measures nearly thirty inches in
LENGTH mean distinctive tracks, sew
eral times repeated, with such exact
ness of outline as to identify the spe-
cies to which the animal belonged.
These rocks are favorite resort of
biologists from all parts of the country.
The layer of limestone upon the surface
of which these footprints appear is
about two feet in thickness. Some of
the finest specimens have been des-
troyed by removals of portions of the
rocks for building PURPOSES fate
which awaits the remainder.