The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

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htahE much veearassl, while Awaiting
i the results " raiae SURVEYS, | si,rn Il
psFi,oA If the ilul, In hesnminu better
acquainted With iheer ienigens ~ tie
4 wu~tia. lls always lerpiaa little
l,nso corn In my pockets nni feeding
them a few grains occasionally, They
soon became inst friends N urine, and
when took book and walked ont
4 FROM Tile hnu*e t. tho shade u Tho for
est. they would 10 alnna tuo. sometimes
surrounded Il, pack ~ hali.degsn
hounds whom thry laii no attention
~. unless 10 playful, threaten them A.
/ they carcrcd un sheir way. Indeed,
4 they became ~ docilc IA nit that /
cnull handle them ~ | pleased. and. III
! INT down ~ read. they would come
anil liz dcwn hy me, and stss there or
browse about until was really - r..
I turn.
| We'll, never knew their prowcss, nj
] least that IL the male, anti one ,lay, IA
hoy about II years al agr, 4 stranger,
happened IL cross hs pathway, and
commenced plaHning linn. Al once he
/ put on most icroelons appearance, his
hair all bristling nnd turning forwards.
AMI his eyes rolling Iii rage and fierce.
ness terrible to look al, despite his
light limbs and generally light appear.
ancr. ! NJ once warned the boy IL
leave: but he only laughed Vi thr warn.
ing, until thu buck Ind gotten close 10
him: and then he turned "a run, too
late. With = tremendous spring thu
bucks head caught the rctrcnting laI
and must lave hoistel aud thrown him
tan feet away; and, just m he was pre-,
pairing IA stamp him with his SHARP
hoofa, ! caught him and pulled lin
aside, until the boy made his escape
For y moment tho oninged deer did moi
seem ~ know whether Ia assail mo I'll
not; bnl finally his attachment Tor IN,
prevailed. and he gradually got over hi,
rage.
And next, oi fishing: Tho Trcncl
Broad md Holston both present tln,
chances for one we'll mp 10 tho sport
AMI who will take tho trouble 10 90 Al
Il properly. A spccies III large bass Il
there 10 be found In the riies, place,
where tho water rusles swiftly through
and past lodges ri rock, and these iial
bite rayenouhly; bnt. to take them Il
advantage, II canoe or skin should liz
anchored far above them. in the middle
~ thu stream, for thu clear. ani in many
eases shallow, wn'er. rllablrs them 10
take thu alarm from IL long distance, M
that y good fishing reel aud plenty OF
line to drop down 100yards or NO seems
almost indispensable to success Az
they nm snyagely when hooked, they
require not Il little care, particularly
where tho bottom II rocky aud uneven,
"a hrenrc them but, after all, this
greatly enhances the excitement of the
sport, in fact, makes il really worth hay.
ing, ~ cvery spnrtsman knows.
4 A for other modes III fishing, r..
member on one occasion being in.
trapped into night expedition 10,
speariAg Or giggingr Ash: tho mode
adopted being 10 carry torches and
tCadell Not quite ~ hardy ~ my rural
associates, !, however. "tnok 10 the
water kindly enough N ono " them
expressed IL, and, for couple 81 hour,
or 10 early In the night. l had no special
reason To complain. Tho depth VA,
pretty uniforms couple oi feet or No
with a nice. gravelly bottom in Iii.
part of the river we had selected Tor th,
sport, and ] WAS getting along prett,
we'll until tho exercise aud the incrcns
ing cold 81 the night had the effect O.
making me excessively hungry, ant
noon began To shivcr. ! did not liz,
10 hetray my condition 10 my TOUCHES
companions, IN they wore In no hurr,
10 give mp the sport and 20 home, NO
determined mot 10 show the whit,
feather come what might. lint m IN
, lucky stop Oh 4 slippery. round bowldel
at length suddenly sent my heels M
aud | fell 10 flat In tho water, went 4,
completely under, that my hat Aoate.
on the surface over my head, and tina
completely finished my fishing Amids
! the uproarions laughter III tho "chaw
,, LaconA.s NJ ! mentally termed them
for l was mad proceeded /,
tho shore, and, setting fro Will
.. my torch 70 nm immense pile Of DRIFT
.. wood on tho bank, stood there an,
steamed In my wet clothing 10 M,
hearts content. Ny hunger, however
got ravenons. In the excitement OF m
! ticipating the sport, | lad loft tho farm
house with hardly ! taste Of supper
and now turned 10. II possible, to sur