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q Fishing In the 81! Lawrence. 4s4s
National Repository for Julyl
The regulation way to get up a days
fishing here ia to hire, q fisherman and
his skiff for the day-price for man and
fhoat, three dollars Though yon can hire
hoats alone by the day, week or season.
The skiffs areo all of the famous Clayton,
model which took and deserved, the
Centennial first eprizeeas the hest row
boats in the world for, rivers, IA they un-
dodbtedIy iare. Bosh in model and con
struction. They are very, long and
sharp q roind-bottom, = double enders,
with goed, deal. Of sheer at bow and
stern, in fact a genuine Indian canoe,
adapted in form and material for heayT,
ier burthen, and for oars rather than
paddles. They row With ,out7rigger ear-
locks, and make great speed, especially
with fouro trs. dThey arei elegantly built
Of oiled hard woods and cedar, with
bnickel.platedQ hardware and furnished
with two high-backed, legless, cane-seat
chairs, cushioned; turning b bi5n . the
thWarts in the stern-sheets, designed for.
two passengers and the skipper, who is
captain, crew, fisherman, when desired,
and cook to the party. Sometimes
third passenger is carried in the fore.
The fisherman has all the lines, spoon
hooks, ETC., necessary for trolling pike
the most common fishing. Some have
also tackle for still fishing, etc. He
furnishes also the necessary coffee-pots
and frying-pans for setting up the din
ner His guests must bring their own
provisions and table set, and these lunch.
baskets are generally something well
worth getting into, at the right time of
day. And now all aboardp and we
are off. If we are gentleman and lady,
the lady is seated at the stern, the gen.
tleman- forward, and =facing-hef,
to assist her in fishing and to watch
both lires. In pike trolling here stout
ash rods, made in asingle piece ,oshout
feightrfeet in length, are used; and these
are set in supports, an and Stand out ore
ing the4 linesa:to pTeKeats foaling the
many many prefeT to to / hofd ff' 't6s rods , in f tha
Z and Iiny order feel theaheavyi strike
Of the game. 81 But the old fsheEmaa,,
will teH you that the regular oscillatpry
motion op tlie spoonh0oks, Under 4he
impulse ofithe oarss Ihest iinitates the
movements of living bait. apd that the
solid strike of the rod 1yingin the sup
/ port ia surest to hook the fish firmly.
r. Fly-fahipE fQy ba6l hss Hefn neEasstsd
here for several years past, though foH-
fmerly il was much inz YQgpe. Pr. Be-
4 thune and his sportsmen friends OF f1r-
j mef years pfefeffed this, and rightly, to
any other form IF fishing 6na tie rive I !;
i aud there are s6me famous stories linger-
ding herei eiyeeses.nceEuinss their exploits
with fly and reel rod, an Mr. CHARLES s.
RnooKs, Of New York, q member Of. the
i Bethdhe Club, BASS. fishing 'hefe, took
FIVE BASS at a. cast Tor three successive
I casts, and four stslaei fourth east, ,qmAki
I ing nineteen6nesfshi in FOUR successive
scastsi NY authority foE the, statement
|siSthat well known, patron saint Of the
ST. Lawrence River, after Bethune,
4 q Pafson George Rockwell, Who was
for twenty -four, yeafsh sAe sfifsto operma.
7 nent srastOsse6fs Dr. Bethnne'a aA Mission
| sChHIsh xof ctAso Thousand rFsles.aa ia'
iAiefan9afrla.a faap9f.alBa lBBaXyrsfa sasdi svad os ysaom
sdBetiggn, thasp Animal Adii PhtiasHthro pist.t
new York GORE Detroi free ress ss
/ Il never sesv,1e fal6ok s;at Crdeftysto.A Afiifnals
| Bergh llwftho odt think ing IF Don Quixots
I Tho Don dfawnlby D0Fss The fesem'
4 Stance is aostriknR one.s Iheresiis thf
jzsame long, thin face, the same solemn
d,eyss, the same mournful expression
with long lines of sadness at the corners
of the In3odth,i tho szmez 1aii0w com
plexionshaAthe fanepa fehterioflWind
n mills Hpat haze woHals ,bgt sgithal an AZ
saf q aSlPg les
Y 1 ss Is welT al tiv Knight of athe iMburtifu u
fCothteaance.as Fhe musta6hes aisii tht
cffef point Of fldifierence. II kbelieve tht
mobile Knight wegs his cnEElea gP,at thl
'ss 4 sAH sSs ap dslssbs ys5bs
Bergif droopsiat the ends Id d Sad scf''
n 81 q ~ay,:asif 4amentingn 'o<er't the cru
a eity Io6hhd hhmals hesrt.ssMfi B. 's1 at
q tedtioD is fixed just .now,s pna the dol
ss paupd. The mad-dog season opened |
4, few days ago and scores of deputy dog
catdheSs afesnsw running the street
ar day gatAering hps.thss outlawe,
q edniqas wherever they can find then
and IGar5ying w E. then off T. ths pound nd, :
xkGfty cents head: Bergh has lssuet
!, forders TO tths Keeper r'6f fhe pduand. Ri
won eliAHi The scaptives dogs To- be fe'
a on tripe, a. thstkeepero has been doing
IA but Ic9mwandsathst ytheya ahall be saup
ofpaaed Eithi biscuits Or 0ther .Prope ops
e [food." There must also be bought !:
dlet of new tihi tfh pahs for the dogs to dfinl
. foutIoE Thefe must 4ikewise beax kbefa
z lsdpplgsdf fdi1Enf8ctaitx H. on the premises
stso that ttheylogsimaysnot heb obliged t
ao bseathbss afyiAistea yatWansRhs le " ard POI
8 Jssihly contract some dreadful malaria
q disease. Tn wofd,, says 'Bergf
:ssthe laws and the dictates Of hhhanit
e nust be ubsarvedl II idtlisn' 'ssuehix u tba
I thing after liaAo lbe aadoe, and eat int
y the pound While Bergh is around Nc
Rsigit1 & sft spa Rsx n pa1
4 keep stae aif alf right there's & fotsp I
3 hhuumaacnS ersn NOS half 10 weilsptovide
for asI thaAn But dogs sap
o cats and goats are ,rMsAe ,ihaR0E hth
Is mission of the man EhQ LOOKS .so. MUG
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is which letters patent have been issue
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so and f6ndameiftAl principle, ana III
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