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Hunting the Moose.

Moose calling commences about the
ist of September and ends about the
18th of October. A full moon occur
ing between the middle and end of Sep
ember is the best of all times. The
pest plan in calling is to fix upon a per-
nanent camp and make little expedi-
ions of W. or three days duration
from it, returning to rest and get fresh
Iupplies. Then you enjoy the true lux
airy of hunting. Then you feel really
end thoroughly independent and free.
The Indian carries your blanket, your
toat, a little tea, sugar and bread, a
kettle and two tin pannikins. The hun
Ter has enough to do TO carry himself.
his rife, ammunition, a small axe, hunt
ing knife, and q pair of field-glasses.
Thus accoutred, clad in a flannel shirt
and homespnn combinations, moose
hide moccasins on your feet, your trous-
ers tucked into woollen socks, your
arms uncncumbered with that useless
article, Il coat, you plunge into the
woods, the sun your guide in clear
weather, your pocket-compass If it is
cloudy, the beasts and birds and fishes
your companions; and wander through
the wood at will, sleeping where the
fancy seizes you ealing" If the nights
are calm, or still hunting on q windy
day. Calling is the most fascinating,
Disappointing, exciting Of all sports.
You may be lucky at once and kill your
moose the first night you go out, per-
haps at the very first call you make.
You may be weeks and weeks, perhaps
the whole calling season, without get
ting q shot, Moose-calling is simple
enough in theory; in practice it is i'm
mensely difficult of application. 1t
consists in initiating the cry Of the ami
NAL with a hollow cone made of birch
bark, and e~ndeavoring by this means
to call up a moose near enough to get
a shot at him by moonlight or in the
early morning. He will come straight
up to you. within a few yards-walk
right over you almost-answering.
speaking" as the Indians term it, as
he comes along, If nothing happens to
scare him; but that is a great U.-EarI
of Dunrdpen.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-22

Eli - va hE'HL
Cheyenne, Wyo. Dec. 30. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that Samuel McMGs.
ter, whose postoffice address is Lead city, ID.
patent for eight petroleum oil claims, en-
brncing 100 acres. known as the Jacobson OIL
Claims, or vein bearing petroleum oil with
surface ground situate, lying and being In
county OfLarnmle, and Territory OF Wyonl-
ing, and known and designated by the held
notes and official plat on file in this Office as
The exterior boundaries OF said lot No. "a
being MS follows, to wit; Variation l5o 10, be-
ginning Mt u SIC. corner on east boundary
Of section q, township 4j, north, range %,
west-the same being the southeast corner.
a sand stone 96Nl0No, marked No. on one
ming thence north 2Gi0 feet; thence west
25gO feet: thence 5 suth 2BD feet; thence east
2Bi0 ieet; to place Of beginning, and coninin-
ing 100 acres, and being the northeast quar-
Ter OF section No. 25, Township No. 10. north
of Range No. 81 west.
The location notices Of said oil Claims arc
duly recorded in the office OF the register Of
leeds I'm and for Laramie county, yoning
territory, in Book b of Liens. Prescriptions,
&c. pages 37o, $50, 3Sl, 3S2, 3S3, 3Si, 3Sj and 3Ss,
Any and ali persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said petroleum oil claims as herein
before described. are required TO hie their
adverse claim with the Register OF the United
States Land office at Cheyenne, in the Terri
tory OF wyoming, during the sixty days, pc
Rod OF publication hereof, or they viii be
barred by virtue OF tho provisions OF the
Il diTect that this notice be published for
days in the Cheyenne DAILY LEADER.
EDGAR W. MANN, Register.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-22

NOV. GJln, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that W: A; Elder
kin ], J. O'Brien, and, W NJ. MAS, whose
post ONCE address Is Cheyenne. wyoming,
have this day filed their application Tor a
nateut for 100 linear feet OF the "Cloey Ell
iey" mine or vein, bearing gold, win sur
face ground, 90 feet in width, situated IN the
Silver Crown mining district. county of Lar
annie and Territory of Wyoming, and desi-
einnted by the field notes and ofllcihl plat on
die in this office as Lot No, "a in township TO-
north Of range 10. west. 9Th principal mert-
dian, said Lot No. ~, being described as ioi-
lows, to wit: soh
CIoey Ettey lode at n stake iour feet long by
4 x inches, . inches In the ground IN n
mound OF stones, marked corner NO. j.. on
sOuIheast side and "Clnim No. ~ on north
west side for the southeast corner OF
said claim, whence mountain Peak D Da ~,
DIai'g house bears south Il" 3y west 23l4
feet distant: quarter section corner between
"a township is. range 10, bears north SGo iV
east 533.05 feet distant. Thence nrst course
north $50 o. westl.5DJ feet to 4 cedar post Jour
ground, In a mound OF stones marked Cor
ner No. o. on southwest side, and -Claim
~ on northeast side for corner NO 2oi
mis- claim. Thence second course north 85D
y east 60 feet to a cedar post ieet long by
1 K in. 8 Min the GROUND IN a nlonnd OF
west side, and "CiHim No. II on SOUTHEAST
side Tor cor, No. 3 OF this claim. = hence rock
in place bears north $40 8O west, 80 # distant.
Mountain peak bears south lU9 " east. Thence
third course south 85' o east log teet 70 a
cedar post four feet long by 4X2 Inches, 3
Inches in the ground IN a mound OF stones,
marked Corner No. A. on northeast side
and "Claim No. - on the southwest side. for
corner No. 4 Of this claim, whence rock IN
place bears north IS west, 2ll.sB feet distant.
Mountain peak bears south U l1 Gust thence
fourth course south 55o o. west, OJ ieet, to cor
ner No. /, the place Of beginning.
This claim Is bounded on the southeast by
the Boomerang lOde; on the south by lodes
on the northwest by lodes IN
kn0wn: on the north by lodes unknown. .
The location Of this mineis duly recorlcd
in the Office OF the register Of deeds of Lara
mic county, Wyoming Territory, in book Is
ofliens,a agreements, pre-emptl0hs, etc. page
go.
any portion or said Cloey Ettey lode or mine,
or said mining ground as hereinbei0Le de-
scribed, are required - file their adverse
Chains with the register Of the United states
land office at Cheyenne. in the territory ~
wyoming, during the siXt >sdays period OF
publication hereof, or they Will be barred by
virtue OF the provisions OF the 1ntute.
direct that this notice be publlshedln the
Cheyenne DAILY LEADER.
EDGAR w. MASS,
Register.
j. c. BAIRD, attorney for applicants.
MI Ut
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Don't go on that log" screamed tie
masculine attendant, as n of the dam.
sells walked out on the careening limb
of an old dead tree, which lay diago..
ally with the bank. I'D
aWhypn But she kept on going.
sit will turn with your shouted tie
gentleman, warmly.
"How can itPp and the line, with .
long sweep of the pole descended into
the water.
Just then there was a slight oscilla.
ton of the log, two dainty feet swept
from under a cloud Of skirts, a sylph.
like form bent gracefully to the treach.
erous flood, and, with a stifed scream,
body and feet disappeared from view
But for q moment only. The next in
slant, like the twin extremities of a pail
of scissors, two symmetrically modelled
female combinations appeared above the
surface, bobbed about q second, and
then sank again. By this time the gen.
tleman was in the water, and by good
fortune managed to get hold of the
gaiter clad feet, and was Juggling away
manfully.in the direction of the bank
But the unfortunate lady seemed to bt
turned wrong side out, and dragged
heavily, like an inverted umbrella. Bui
a landing was made at last, and the
young lady, like u capsized sailing yes
sci, vas put right side up with care. A,
soon, however, as she had regained hei
usual balance, she turned %furiously up
on her rescuer.
you wretch! Why did you pull mt
out by the feetP" 81
Because 1 couldn't get hold of AM
other part of you. You seemed to be al
legs"
s'Sirl How dare your"
81 beg pardon. but really I did thu
bestI could"
The subject was too delicate to con
tinue, but it was evident that the lady
and her friends were excessively indig
nant. No apologies could conciliau
them, and it wss in a tone of ~inexpressi
BILE sorrow that he said in turning away
III you ladies will persist in turning
upside down when you get into the wa
ter, l can't help it" 5
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-22
On Thirty Days, TRIAL.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated
Electro-Noltaic Belts and other Elec.
trio appliances, on trial for thirty days,
to young men aud older persons who
are afflicted with Nervous Debility,
Lost Vitality, ETC., guaranteeing speedy
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and manhood. Also for rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver and Kidney
difficulties, Ruptures, and many other
diseases. Illustrated catalogue sent
free. Address Voltaic Belt Company,
Marshal, Mich. o29daw1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-22

At the request of Prof. Charles Elliot
Norton, of Harvard college, president
of the American Archaeological insti-
lutte, of Boston, the Secretary Of State
has directed Gen. Longstreet, the Amer
lean minister in Turkey, to urge upon
the government of the sultan the pro-
priety of granting a firman to an Amer
lean expedition for the exploration of
the ruins of the ancient and interesting
Greek city of Asses, in Mysia. This
city stands or stood on the gulf of
Adramyttium, now called Edrcmit.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-22

A soap-eating match was a diversion
t Springfield, o. The quickest de-
ourer of a bar of yellow soap got a
'rize of So. The winner performed the
eat in less than an hour, but was much
onger in the hands of a physician, be-
;ause the I've poisoned him.
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A CARD.

To all who are su~fferingfrom the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous
early decay, loss OF manhood, Sc.,I will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
The great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T.
Inman, Station d.. New York City.
nldnweod
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-22
Taken out Of Bed.

DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y,
Dear Sir-I have to thank you for the
great relief received from your ''Favor-
lite Prescription" My sickness had
lasted seven years one of which / was
in bed. After taking n bottle l was
able to be about the house.
Respectfully,
AMANDA X. ENNIS. Fnlton- Mich.
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Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
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Through Express Passenger y rllnH, with pull
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y BLuFFs. LEhsEENutiIH and ATgEi-
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The "GrcRt Rock IslauG" is msrulncrnfIy
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Approaching the fact that p majority Of the
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ilryosa- HuI tie Immense passenger busiHrss
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uOu1cs that this Company runs Pullman Palace
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all Ticket Agents In tho United. States
For Information not obtainnblo at ,
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Weekly Leader,
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
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Commercial job Printino

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Blanks OF every kind. Posters, etc. printed
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and Presses, we can do handsome work at
Low Prices. ~
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Cheyenne, Wyo. Dec. 30, 1881.

Notice No. l8-Apphcdtion for Patent 10 eight
petroleum oil claims, embracing 100 acres, EHotrn
as us jacobson oil Claims.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y


ksbSOb fsO EA1A wv NIlS :
SissPtH1 Cars for sleeping purposes. and Palace
Dmtny Cars for eating PURPOSES only. one other
great feature Of our Palace Cars Is a
SALOON where you can enjoy your Havana"
Magnificent Iron Hridgcs span the Mississippi
aud Missouri rivers At all points crossed by this
line. and trinsfers nTr avoided al Council Bluns,
Kansas city, LeAyeuEgIth and Atchisou, con-
HectiDns being made iu Union Drputs.
The principal II. Il. connections of
this great Through Inc are as follows
At CHICAGO, with all diycrging lines for the
East and South.
Al iEEgLEwooD, with the LIS. 4 NJ s.. and p.
~, W & q. II. Ris.
At wAsHIs0TOH HEIGHTS. with r, C. a st.
l.. Il. Il.
At PEORIA. with Z. T. -; =, Il. a r.; l. B.
W.; nj. Mid; and 7. =. \ W Rda.
Al ROCK A with "hllWaukee and Rock
Al D~AvYNFoHE with the Davenport Division
htWEsT LfRErFY. with the i. c. n. 4 N.RR.
AtGmssKLL. with Central Iowa II r.
H-tCoGsSiL BLGTTs. viii Union IFasiHe n R.
A. OMAHA, with H. 4 40. Il. ER IN Aeb.y
tCOLUNEH5 JrfCTtuNsWith Bt.liA :. H.
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Atch. A Sebr anh Cen, 1T Y. I 4. Rhs.
Al LEAyENWoErH, with Union iar. and Kan.
KtRAsSss CITY. with all lines for the wcs.
through Ia PEORIA. DIS mOISEs
GIBSON. uDd LEAYESWUitrH.
Great Rock Island Route arc sold By
nd canada.
homo once address,
IC. ST. JOHN.
"''"'l 'N''' ''' r''t G~sifiiacSSoo
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~ yr~- the or-dis 10 he er,-.-Ai.r .issnts-r-v
\hr as ier-tasrssAk f.-ny viii p.rAls s<-.es Of Id
3fA.- n aas ssn On he 90. hssvy psss ne fszny rsap'
s~.pl-- "a -.H. psss ssts ~Pss So % p~rhs-
tsA-Datps ~A Il ss- rsrf a.A hpArsn ts -~eAa
Y. s<sssr 60, fuhn<A~s. - ne~@g st-ssA I'll
As~s waited r~7v2-s
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Notice for publication IN Newspaper.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CHEYENNE, wYOMISG, :
NpN 9th 1SS

Mining Application, No. Is, for Patent 10 the
Coey Ettcy Lode.
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AMANDA x. ENNIS, Fulton, Mich
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
Not Feeling We'll


The editor al the Itu .7lle N,aht =
nas ieeisBf d b. Ael! In ,his mofnihg s
issie IN speaking II hls tavou,e subIeo'.
the weather. he says
Ihe sun rises duh ball 81 dark red
iire and pour Il >lanunT Ia dn"n on
thc brown meadow. united eornhclds and
dirnly pa tured wood There = Il tsir-.
and quctucSs N the air wh,rh rotne
with no other season aud !, ~al1, ~ Tie
woods $ supremcly delightful. The uoh
brown hestna' drop. "ili rustic 10 he
ground the united lc...cs ome i'ui,crnY
down he "lld grape ham IN blGshiuR
tlusteIS- Tie phea 2ani drums H. fond
tattoo the squtucls alef the,t pre'ty
neck and dart from lui, 20 ln5b he
sounds from the distant town 'oine ianu'l,
oer tie hi and here IS = fep"se u 1t
tire 'ha, = 5 OF t3e} on al ing e
here ~ damn tia i tIiaa he 70
Ike hal holid axe rotn~,aa lhcrc
J so1ue'hta. won. ah"E' fn4 ctltps
i5er.na ---r~-si'4 Aelp ilsr3- i4Ht Dfa soGf'
ofd - 5effes std bite TOO
-, - h iati j. fiIc mos. LEA ~
tud. s5a'et ~" r j4.rd 4-f..s5
slaz s-f=Esl4tt. zttf it-f +-it.t't --'f =
..bo fhe=zs.f H. . es - IT -. E.
te4 E"Ille' : ( faat.'s ~ LAP
ham .ecu 'Hc $50 80 f.f.a;.'i=e .
~ eAfs =. tsfe p,5bst.y -
cyc The esa1ws re ao' -,
brpan s. =. and the -1trtelt are -
tnied 20 al, ,.fe@i csieu'
The tai. aboai The Latop ut piea att
aid the roosed-ne sed sq.iffels Al!
very sedac,Hc, ia, when a man fpe.
huntins he NAY walk failes ant fn'les
and empty sesefai eontenpafsnee4
bottles Of bulge. without i.nG.nY one ~
them. ~ ,oprs- ii - az. s;.;...s... =.
talk about these hing but hen you -
out - pick he, are not ~ DE found.
The spand ~iar h earnes drnly DER tn
Hill frof, the farmhouse IS the faffHet
damning hls son for not bringing home
he cpes esrAef Il MAJ he UGsif al -
The fnAn Ger the b.il. b, The by 'hln.s
his old man sea mighty hea.y boo's
This going oct n The @oo'is - ENJOY
the beauties II Indian Summer IS ali .ef,
beautiful. bui i certainly enhancea the
beau.y Of the thing 70 take a Key q beef
and a 5ushel Of ham sandx3ehes alony A
man gets 81 ALFRED hungry you see
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
SMILES.

\ ver, pretty French name ior a veD
ugly English canine "honiedcgue -
Rssss.
i |, Is called the grccnha, labor party
The Labor is ,o sc, tho srrcnhAsks -
lisssa's e.i.it,.
Cats arc musical because thci lnstdc>
arc composed mostly et hdAle >iupgS
f,aatf.s2 }dtsaIs.
t'eldsmlth's Deserted Village Wa
probably ,hinncd ouI by a silver .otuet
band "; i@'t -.
iowa has a mil,scn eeS aHd ,et has
abolished milk punch The CONS must
+ he >hou hotus Es,E's sfHse
II ,ru are a Po,,t >lccpes attend hat,h
regularly IA, three m"nth> lh,, rcuicd>
ne,et tails i..st.tt NtIz.,ssla
\ nose,i=>,,en'i>, u ants - know 4 i 81.
cling : mmdet whcieupeu >ame Va
answer. "kArels he,cf =. fA..
rom tdl,en had :; patents etanied ~
hum Moudgs It .el5 la, ~hen he
decsn. have a=,loscn ~ ~ st.#a 81
80.
MANY !, man has eoaen ash n thu,
''fN''ttN t@'Nfth ~ f'tHti l't.'ftf money
iei a Washington mnnumen, 6..ss
~ - -.
lieei ia-A not be ntoNs, 1,ns hut II vii
make a delegate IL ! convention hook Is
II he VA, threatened Nth suns,rekc
<i,1hts <as.fa IiV.e
lelc,ie has one II tho most eNcnpl,r.
hi>tian Young iatlcS VIC river knew
" hen kis>cl an the night heck she al
~ays Turns the left also. lsss.s. tnie.
10
a8Ec assignments oi Ameiis an aimed
preparations Ate heinK c>po,teei Ia Rus
sat. 1t j. hafdl, possible thai the Mini
lists intend 10 use them t. ini,he, ,hclf
deadly purposes i.tar'f iasen
What >,ai,en - tins ?" asked 4 tai,
passenger ei Al English ,nurls, near h,
Looking out at the window and reading !,
>lsn on tho ien,e he replied Rough
On Rats guess. mum u. ftf
Inc rope with ~h,, h a Kansas mu,,lel.
a. Vas hanged has heen ~u,en mia hook
marks and gwen to tho ens,e,ing my a.
kecpsaies They have IN awful neatway
d dainR thhss m, vest N."f., ~
ksH,s.si
Mime g.. allied At h,end, hu,tSr az
We, IL, and he, tee, heinr lamp. she
SAID Ia he, trend = My .ieu will you lei
youi maid hting me a pan 81 yaur slip.
peas M hove. replied he, tttend
there Weie @eset,l people IN the eom
= de- y,m think mA slippers vii IA, You
oh. dunk 81 nav dahng, II ,au viii
tel bet IL pu, :, .',tk sole inside oi them
=. IN fIstff
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
a tIe~. apr boz


ion' ,4444a' - l.ay =. dog = ,.sd
asiap ,'-'ed .a'l.-4desi ltagsng an IN
x44uis and '.sati.les ui into The Off
WITH . rye I,9ff al -. npA anti /
tel yoa s"nrtlin. abpa' tbs fellow Hes
q bpfn ne~spsref d"g lie dan, eani
np,hu bct,rf than ia lay afgsnd a news
PAPER e,ttise and Mp tie ieg ri a tfiniei
ihai hi ache ,1ldieflng. He hates book
as.is,s. i.-;.,!!!-.> -,.i ;-.s,rsAeA and he
al tell ern on sigh 4 io' iscdin' hun
+, spu : COL yoa mt iles nrsrr had
mseh e,perisf.ee IL eating and 4 you Il
Jus, hutk INN a f"l 4 re ed n4Anos-
tfp' ~ith little pS-try thrown ~. faf
dessert Il II stissiy HIM lusr a. scH a. II
y.s 4 gisen hfm bone lie u.<d
- beipng 20 a furHd II n1iud that run =
ht,Ie nen spApef JPN lie country pee
6r.e day the dog sas lef' n The ess,ee ~ifh
tie Aeek's paper east after they had been
run of The press. The dog 9as pretty
hungry. he hadn., had anything 10 cat for
tao or three days. and although he had
always been perfes ,Iy 'fua,Aorthy before
his appetite 20, the better of him. and he
ca, the whole circulation before my friend
got back, and that's the way came 20
get hum, for my friend turned him Over to
me On the spot Don, wan, him! All
right, you II lie sorry for this. Here Typo :"
But Typo didn', 20 While his master
was talking he had eaten a copy Of the
Neriden Rso0yde, and il killed him.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
Scientific Investigation

On Wednesday OF last week woman
at leas, she wore The hahilamen,S ofihc
gentler sex-appl ed the house Of i
we'll kno..n citizen tthis county and asked
10 be employed a. COOK The reQues;
Mas granted and the traHge' ,nTod4 cd.
an cermony. "a the sCene-ot hciA. pro-
pect.se labor IA he kitc he & opme u'ne
af'er her employer discovered that she
had departed. taking s.ih ler vi at
men, elothes. She SO o.eEiene Sc. a, r,
When found. he had on the ss1t she lad
s.alen and looked 80 much Ike a male
ramp that her pursuers became extremely
doubtful Il her sex and patty oonCiuded
tina, She had been masqueradins II female
Iothes when She applied for situation
The Wha; l. l.. Nas brought 70 town.
and the news soon Spreading thA' a party
Of doubtful SCI AS awaiting an cSain.n a-
tor, Considerable excitement resulted.
\ committee Of se senunr experts wa ap
pointed 20 examine the curiosity. but as
science IS no, a; all times expeditions IN
its conclusions. the verdlc; OF me COM
ni,,ee was somewhat DELAYED. A ia5oreo
report OF their Investigations. eouehed n
scientific verbosi;y and LATIN Az -crac kers.
developed the fac; that they had con-
GUIDED that the What Is l. eas =
= female woEnan" from the IA, that she
once or twlce X ked a, her eea.,aiis.
forgetting iaF the tame .hat. she had on no
tram. and from a SUSPICIOUS Inclination
10 talk when She had noth.ns 70 say
Upon an exchange of clothing and nc
return Of the stolen garments. she Was
discharged from custody.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

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saur.a
iiyou utte - ,.,lk .heal i ane At ill.,
tine II the ,esi datnE the mill hnuta
atihc ght ye, might s,.I.ienlf he s,aites
hA ,ontusc muse tcn hun lea hi>t
from sltstanec then gradually .,pptaa, Il
M ,ud ns teNnE IN soaud fcsemblint
l,ncuts until ihey .t-ssiinei ,he ,lnni II
4 triapeeIuous set i.c not hlgh,cne,i
howe,ei merely pat yourself within tho
shcttci ~ : doorway II -yurr =ratr- .,t,ti
.t...e,iy -..la-lA ulc 81 tho rua,' ,urtns;s
>ight> Al Amcuhap IN &c "a -
rppean 1T. Is hat hs sill sec will he
tn tn,fi) t~o=ot Inc. h,,iees, hidden
t9 sannity men at'ynr long pike IN
lien hand ami the .ttibs :, iod, az
-nruy = s,ntm ei sheep tunpiuf .,lung
The stony s'rects. and tillinK the a. with
lhea bl.aimgN and tcp, ~ oi,iei II march
t9 halt dozen sd"r, iins ,drangr pro-
tesslun itt the ipii,l ii fail4cd soun-
~ ~lll lat 81 icas, a .ood h,ii houi II
not hunger ihree sheep ,ie hanging
quarters. >ht Il l'r} "a WITT \ yr-Ir oiTrr
IA sp,tug once ~ autumn They enter
y utnr fy enc Fste and na4eIsihg the
ufau and othci pun pal streets. they
is.,te l,y another gate hey might PEI
hap pasAhY another road. hut custom
has II ,hai hes should pa>a through
Rome. A. they passed through Rome
when alto Was ens1,. aud when creek
elegance super>edei old Roman scyr'i,y
\. h~fftrr-rr,s-r.-.,, ir-s.~-rirrr- -+rrrrfv
cruel Of grneraus Rome haa kept UP her
oldest us,nin. aud uad.,lous thus. Il
cN., v1tt shu,ti are this t.z..gr al 4hrr,.