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MISGEI.LA ANE0US.
.tooK o. 80 raE ENGssr. >

lam locomotive engineer. and have been Tor
twenty years, ard am row running On tia Maine
Central Raileosd- Lifo On IA engine, ss all engi-
neers knov, is gasy trglog to health and strvagth
Toe continual jsr Of src engine and strain on cur
long trips al tend 20 weaken the kidneys and ur-
uary organs In addition to this, ter years ago
met Rith a severe sceidtn;, ard wss taken from
under hay engine WIKI severe internal injudes
which gave me sresl pain. was laid up Tor six
months, and suffered more than zan describe, and
more Than ssish tn ss9er zgsin resumed work,
tut nly kidneys begau to disturb me, and rly ner-
y1us system seemed TO be ont of order. could not
slesp as nay watsr demanded sueb constant atteH-
ten thst eas kep. awake geat part Of tue
night; 20 rrinst5 csuzsd severe pains / employed
the basr medical eslli 10 Portland and essThIe
but ceatinueJ 20 grow worse.
was persuaded % try Hunts asInedy as lfound
t,,at macy CT my friends IN Portl-ad bad used it
with grst succazs. yet lia 30 laita that i. woald
rs7e6 rsy cas. However. ! seutioI . h-lf.dozsn
bostles 81 ore Of thsdrug st3r1a in Portland, and
lroia sho rse Of tire bottle iould great relief.
Biy water was neeh better, ard the rain il. the
bacs and iimbs eg1atlq relieved. contiausd It's
use until rad "a ssa hottlea "a III, and it has
boon t9 pea wonderful issaiag, and have deemed
tia duty aad privilege tG re9onmead it to those
troubleI in einilar manulr; ant YOU may publish
this fo4 the aaneft si err raoad men ana the pub
liz IN general, IS js las ooalpietsir easea m5.
GEORGE " BRADLEY,
Engineer 2laine central Railroad.
Portland. Mainc. Mav Z, 1853
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ABOUT RAzgLBsEAKRs.

Mr. Gil, OF Barnun's Museum, recently
disooursed TO e reporter upon the subject Of
rattlesnakes, % follows When rattle
make hrst comes into a show his fangs are
pulled out, and most al OF them think shat
after that there eau be no danger il han
diiDg him, That is = mistake. Che fsngs
viii grow again unless they are cut out at
the roots, aud 1 have known OF cases where
q rattleslake bit aId poisoned mis- handler
less than three weeks attec his fangs had
been palled. The mathematics iangs bend
inward, snd are sharper shsu s. tins needle
st the end. When The shoEpaeu want 20
destroy them, they raise tho rage Of the
snake BY Haunting 6 six handkerchief in
front Of INN, i1 his uuresscning rage ne
seizsa the handkerchief, and clever ierk
pulls ous his fangs, Jack Diaper, who Yves
wis5 Gar3iBer's circus ton or twelve years
ago, got badly bitten bT snake whose
isugs had been recently pallsd cut. lie
took nine fni glasses q whisky az oacc
and wens - sleeP. snd &c aooH al he woke
10 he drank SIX mere. 8e says 5ls whisky
did not intoxicafe hiin, and that he had =
daI humbness OF the arms and = general
feeling Of paralysis and drowsiness thas
frighseled iam. Thanks G. the WHISKY ne
recovered IN sWo or three days.
The Fsttles Of q snake Gr9 not 8 cure IN.
dica5lon OF its age, as t5s nRtaFalats tell
rs. They say be ge5a 8 rattle every year.
Now, I have had snakes that grew three
rastles in year, and gone thss did not
have one in less than gear and half
Elosids Catsiesnakes often gss two IN 4
year. / think they make more rEtslez
waen they are well ted and arc ia warm
place. Rattlesuakes IN captivity are no5hk
voraoious ~ other snakeP. Fifteen mise
VIII feed 3 goc4ssze3 snake for 9 month.
but il yen temrt aim he viii eat double
That number. Ia his natural state he iives
on his rat in the winter, and in captivity a
snake has been known to live for more chan
a year without food Faneless saakes can.
not Kill their game, and I have put them
u the Gags with a snake with fsngs and
hsvo seen thg latter strike their game for
them. II ! had killed the monse or rat
nothing would have pTevsiied upon the
snake 80 eat It.
Did you eyez know that Tsttlesnakes
commit suioide Wen, they dc. When
We catch them we use s erotched stick and
ain 20 30 the crotch lust hack of the
hesd. Sometimes 8e get Il too far back.
and that gives the snake chance to bite
himself, When he sees that he has no
chance Of escape he bites himself, ard In
half sn hour he is dead. II he gets bitten
in Eght with another snake be elides of
at full speed TO a marsh, where he can get
rAttlesDske-vssd, sure antidose. The
toads know Of this remedy also. and oftsn
Use it after being bitten. We are abt to
despise these loBiy reptiles, but they have
good pluck and often foil the gaftlesnskss.
Are rsttlesnakes good TO eAsl Well,
thelI ilssh tastes Ike sucking pig and h
perfectly transparent. never made 3
prsctiee q eating iS. but have tastsd It
fried and have nc hesitation in saying shas
II sz5 delicious.
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lsscoNp DlspATCs.}
z0v Ens WLzD srIag UP r. sEA.

One OF the frat thngs &c be cbseryed ia
storm is the way the vvia1 sets. IL does
rot blow EegglarlY, but ~ sgsss. At one
moment il bends over the bzauchs- e. the
trees IN the next, Z hss lo0fened i.s hold
sDd Jet them dy bssk We see i5swe.hng
out saip's sails INFO a IAN pg3 q minute
laler tae ssii5 hEng dapploe AZ Il they bad
been struck down. We car account fof
shsss phenomena and exp,aia the insey-
nlittercs ct the Tind-Ur.ss by assuming
thst tee molecules Of aiF isp.scilg ogca
other, eEeiE8 e vibTstory movement, whian
gives rise 50 Ettie uuduiati5ns following
one afteF an0thcl % intervals o. few Sec
0nds. The resul art Gf 2 ssrgs o. these
undulatious IS q paB # Viaa which comes
on sudasaly en6 Il ielloEe3 By S snort
iull. sey.ea d Puff constitutes e
squsil, ana "a aggregation 1l sqlsllz iocrls
the atmospheric NEgs wh'oa ;s 1sl'ed g
gale 1 WIG. F.a saouid naturally ex0sc.
to observe tho salue paaass Ia tbs ionla-
tion o faa-T7aYess and, u isGs g ws 1ares
fully examine waFs. VIC shall lna t1at i
- covered 6ith vaEy fac r;ppies, thas COZ.
respond 10 taa a.m chere vlbfasisaa
The rIp9ies G;ya Tise 81 vsgle1s, paicl
corr spln3 tq The au6alaionf o the A.
aaa are seen CT tae upPeT part Of she
waves. The wave proper appears So con
eist Of aeries CT Rzg.'eSt number of
waves eonstisute billaW q series Of bill
lows eiyes rife to q heavy sea ipo4ae ~
nler} series Of heavy seas produsoa She
great swell OF tidal wave Of TIE storm.
From the nautical point Of visw the rip
Pies aTe Of nc importance, fer trey are SCI
dom more than 4 few nlillhaeters Ia dian.
eteT bat from tho scientific r1nt q view
they may To considered as ths origin Of the
swing Of the liquid slems1t, lor they en-.
gender ths waveietss The LAST aro stiN Of
no interest Go the sailor, bat are Important
n their relation 70 works Of sFt, which are
disintegrstea by their blovz, apparently
iasigrideant, but infinitely multiplied. The
Wayalets axe IRON ten to thirty esntimessTs
IN diameter and rot gety long. a very
heavy WIND breaks them up snd consrih.
utes to the formation 81 a fne dust Of
salt water or sals zprsy, vaich b dessguc-
tive TO Vegetation cn expogsd coasts. Tee
wave proper may, "a ths Eugiish Channel.
be Ebcu5 ten feet higb. thirty ies or more
broad, aud eighty fscs lcls Be propor-
tions DO nat aiatsEb lsrgs sniFs, bat It IS
destructive, in the ioug up. 70 port works,
and is dangerous 50 snail oratt Wh9n It
breaks Ws 'Gay estimate thst ter waves
make q billaw The Ggal oi shs zen may
BE Talaaigsly sAsl, bal she sEosE 20 au
inersaglsg - the last ~ &ai sarel g Pap
ular ScigEes asushly tgg &1esN
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ratai Termination af an Oh geua.

Fatal Termination Of au Old gegss.
HAWTHORNE, August 23L--Toha L. Dar.
iiag, beiter tnowa as Rssslesrake Dick, "
sud James FYarrea, aliss "Jially Frerh, :"
Quartsled last night ever some money which
had been Saian fsora ore Of sha inelstes oE q
house ot Miame, each aceusing ghe othsr Of
having taken t, snd they parted, afeeT some
violent laagusye, with mutaai sarests. This
m5rning st S'@O Darling WAS e1ing TO work,
when Warren net him, saying, :" Won will
not threaten ray life again" dreB = pistol aud
dred, shooting Dazzling in the hesd, Who fell
on bis face Two mOrg shots were fred Into
his body after be fell. Warren Is now in Jail.
Darling VISA f3 yesra old and native Of
Kentucky, BE was noted character in this
section, b3ving served s. term in tha State
Prison foe highway robbery, during whioa
time he billed fellow ooavict. He bad been
in number Of deadly ARRAYS. anj was re-
gsrded - despsrsts chsracfsr There had
been faud OF long standiug between ths
parties, which cuiminsted in tbs quarrel last
night.
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Q. ZIMMERMAN.
/" OLD HoRsEo SALE.

YF3HE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
s remaining uncslled To- at the ssste House
Hete vii be sold at public srasion in front of tas
Hotel on MONDAY, September g4th at Ig-o'clocS A.
e.; morocco vslise, JAS. stewart ! eaTrst ysI;se,
uasneNA leather vglise, Robt Leah ! leather
black saiise, Fuserty; black yaliss, unknearn
wooden galiss, unknown J wooden talise aa
saeNn, haad Falise unknown 1 white ysiise
uBsnGan I snits valisa. S. O Glayton : blssk
-aseaai anAnoxn; carpet Taiise, unsnoan; (
biaes galise, O. g. Turner; leather vaiise. IN
aaoHns ! hana s2tchsl, !. q Bdsseii ( hand
satchcl, Lon Hieamaa ] tsank, unsnoEn: tsunz
T X towera; ] EiHs trunk, nrkueRn / zinefruak
4. s. Zinc l wooden trunk, 3ss Stewart laav's
runs ltkn9Ha, I lrIaE, UckRowG: I tranI.
Waiter Price; ! rruHe sas Wicker I 7ine t'sak.
alisp97s, 7 1iae truAk. 1aknoen j zinc tfcae
z Il. Haef, I einc trunk, a. j. Smith ziAe
trunk, 3 Z. Rsnsoa ! z.aa tEtAnk, N. u ParksF
sulG4e4w
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oosDHEaaD DISPATCHER.
Flashes CT News from all Farts Of the
World

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An aftaole OF sns (, Sh.1es9 i1ssassoh -
Laris nag sFatteu 'of Nnius ssi''' 1iU ''4l'
olsFaschss'
Ths Bunoesrath and Reicastsg hsve bsen
suuono99sd to Berlin for tne prrposs OF rail'
Tying the treaty of commerce ee-"esn Gsr-
many ard Spain.
No ueE7s is received af she missing girl,
MarF Charcail. at ST. Louis The desEct-
IVES see1l absolutely &C sss as so clues of the
giFls whereabouts.
A frs il the woods south o. Milford,
Ness, burned over O hundred acrss DHen-
Lighthouses a-e now threatened. The drought
is ysry severe in that tEeetien.
n tba Fsol;.i F,rvsof Commons. ygs5pes.
asv. Csess. Trnaar Secretary so= Ia5is, pre-
SENT "a the Iudisu budget The surplus ior
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Ferry ViokeEs, az old pioneer, was shot
sud killed on the I9tb, in the Cascade
mountains, Oregon, by Charles Steele.
Vickers and several others were following
Steele TO arrest him for the larceny Of 4
guu, When the party suddenly came on
Steele, who fired the shot and fel into
The woods. The sdot struck YIckers IN
the bowels, producing death in short
time. Steele is still at large, but officers
are IN warm pursuit.. The affair occurred
as the summit Of tha Cascade mountains,
fisy miles east Of Portland.
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a San Francisco paper asserted that the
Yosemite stage wss robbed bg Mono
county horge thisges, whareupcn tha Badia
free Press says To be accused Of robbing
cage is exese 5inglY hHmiliating 70 4
Mono county horss tigief Il Is seaiething
he 10 net acouasene5 to. Thoso Wh0 stesl
horses n shis county sre genslsiasn Of ed
ueaEcn sna reiinensaf. enc thsg YyoEld
rot stcop ts highway fo8bssy,
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rass.aaa. s..ae. M.gI.. ass.
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At Ferndaie, Is7s wesk, William Fr.
aytho refused 70 pay his Chinese washman
aaa quarrel ensus3s which resulted three
days lsfer n Forsythe wishing the iaund ~
man ard beading hils tc death With 4 club.
Iha maEaerer esaalea.
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TIE KNIGHTS TEMPLARs-
PEoeRAaIME Fol L6YLs8 TEE CAR
FEELD CoRE5R-grcE
Saturdays Competitive Drin- hanks from
the Grand Mssser-Pookssbo0Ea
Lost ard Found--Efo
lsrsolAa ~ rr.soaAra 70 M a.cosl rs'os

| sAs FRAScisco. Aueasi z2I.-To AsFfos 3dea
Gate Park viii bs closed to al vehicles nsil si-a.
the ceremonies attending the lsyins q tae corscr
/ stone OF the GARFIELD moucasut sro 0rc- The
| puhIic viii also 30 oaded f-'m Conservatory val
! ley until after lhs ceremonies asis s 5 hled en-
/ tirely l. 5lldie.s, Sir Knights aa1 iitsla Fcns
.erias % United states artI.6g aai re marched
to the para early ia i's noraius and l0o poheeraen
win be in attendance to see tbl EEs IArk is kept
clear Of Vehicles and tse 'aAo5 q 5e laiis. Col
Preston, ths Cra1l Aarshai. Ae1 lo. bsel uumind.
/ fu Il the citizens, w..e e5n secara "a best view
from The surrounding hii oyeriookirg Conservatory
valley, Is trees and bushes which would cb7t-uet
! their yIeg Esve been cut away "a tnauy places 60
afford them q clear view Ths roaasaY Ii Pcs.
street below Montgomery, a1ll asa 10 ktft clear
90 anebla roc mounted batteries 'he National Cg7rc,
( she T.mplars ana tao M1s0n7 % form in line.
TaANEs Feo8 gsE GRASD EAsuF
al geste5dag session r thu Grand E1.smpuleat
I ,he following general order was Issued
= A. eiICf oF tsH GRHD @Asrae
SAN FeAFcisco, August -. 1888.
B4njasain Dean Grand 1isster.
lceaerJ Czier No
It Woula not be f; Tor Tie G,sad 1a .er retire
from or-c without IN hls cfilii aaey, ir hehsif
OF tre Craad Encsmpnsat, pressing. tho ohuseti0n
Of tbs knghts femtaFs q BE uaised states TO the
Grard E51IEaudt}y sBd % the e0te-scr o! CiEicr-
mia, t0 the Mayor g seu frslt.seJ 1hl t1s CtTelg
a. large, Tor delftness arr uuiye-ssfY cf vel
/ come, sld gsler2sitg q hqsF' ~ almost with
ous parallel tt l-iis ts 1ce3taier7 81 glJ- uitn
whom hospitality Ess sliec-.'g .4cI d o. the
wealth ~ Europe c0ul1 nor have ..-raled &c The
committees # iadias in tl5 slly 3.au4l sad dei-
cate aqa Interesting alten3ns CHAT ucn- bat thsrn-
selves know have ccptiy.ted t11 7ra -l- arts AMI
/ Tun swly With the affections Of 1s,r wives and
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Atica p CURTIS. OF Brunswick, BE s.i,es us CA
MsysI5, 1855 That she has suffered very much
At frequent interyslsvi.h kidney disease, and the
attacks xere increasing ia severity 60 steadily as 70
cause alarm. Her aunt, Mrs. n. d small, per
saade1 hos SO use Hunts Ram1dys and ateer asiug
several bottles Bls7 caris has been freed from tho
severe aches aud peius 70 which she had long been
aooustoned and further s-ya ths: Hunts Remedy
never fails 70 relieve tine severe paine 10 the sids
aad intense bael2ehe. ald 1iiss G. p7onouuees ita
real blessing 10 woman fcs all Ajdney diseases, AID
sne cordially recommends 1t ior the mary IFS snd
psi,ls peculiar 70 women
u5-ly slWF&wlv
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The Aeizans supreme CoHrt isas deoi <
the contest bsswees sAa IoJgh Nas ana
Way ~ Mines II favor of shs lsttsf,
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7Ea EgHEST AED LaqggT,

SE4LL AND SEE THE PLANS FCR THE New
" BarlRe locomotive and Train, patented.
Mechanics ana others are respectfully iBYited TO-
examine ard satisfy themselves as to its practica
biiity -s9ascdbe for ana torn Joint stock Com
psny, - nesigste on the inland waters Of tie
cessb. 300 x STREET, CORNER THIRD,
sFfll-IgIDf Room Z ,,F gs-gro
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETt
dARTlM KEsrL.ER.

MANUFACTURER OF ALL ---,
4sE kisds oi Buseies. Farm,
Iapress EEsight, Header and TX 2Tt1g
Quartz wagons constantly onsss--1-s-zAs lil-al1
hand ard made TO order at lowest .stes- An work
'Far1lnted Repairing, cts, done a. short notice
Nos I0l2, 1912 and I9i8 Ninth street, betfseen J
anG X, safrzmeuto auI-1pti
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D0E2, Ta's9aea woman.
EhHc8RE- Three Separate Eyes; 8lsttpes
Togssss
GIANT s;oBSE. 81 Aaa5s B4sa
GEANT Az. 1arSer laaa sn alepbans.
AIDA Dives frozn &Pex oF canvas 20
Crouna below leatsoFessost,
2oGA-hiies Bicycle ga 2-Inca wire.
elevated 50 test.
sla.oao nroye t.iaas airaaes.
gES9NsA-BarsoG ee5 feet st,re,gss space
by the gatapEIs.
EAs,A 1oEES-fgsl2zs bI1udfoIaed On s1E.ss
upoB ffefi wire Go feet highs
FEMALE SAszFSoN, DuIiiHs against Ele
phaasss
PAaR 3aBY EEEPaAsTs, % rest hiah.
2eGs-sii6es grom DOsne oT canvas by
Her 8Hir 70 3hs e;rouBG.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
Desperate Character disposed of fn Ee.
vaaa -sRoeaIsg &ecldeat 50 FeamsteF
The Case OF aGsJ0rs at ssh Jose The
skerTett Mardsr-Ete.
CALF0nNEA.

igsotAa pHpAreaaa sc ra- zzoo~.uuoa.,
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MARE1E
HoLre.M,s ElAa aNET,

so, 1883 p AtEeca- ca-.-....--.- .-Atnr Ete2eAtns
E{H0ICE PEACH PEARS. FlU rs, ORANGES,
4 Lemons, iiUl-s, WUsrne!olss 1u-kmelous. and
cents per gl1gsa C u SUMMER drink and e neo.t1J
On5 Als2, g fali line oi Vegetable ant e0oics
Clnlci G0ois which sail cheap for cash
su2}1s - Is. H0LT0N, Fr1psiesor.
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DpUGs, CHEMICALS.

gEaz sogvoF1n lptlcisD aud Fl-o tGerauasF, 30. u
hoaseomrYg sttest Established la 1854.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-30
Ie Noble SayageS.

Twenty-eight wild men, six wild
women and four unclad children, none
of whom had ever been out of the
mountains, were led by Major Level
Ign down to a station on the Santa Fe
Railroad a few days ago. When train
doomed in the band were awed, and
whispered ordinations of .'de-sa-ra-
ta' (wonderfuD were many times re-
peated. The brawny fellows, who emp
ty-handed would face a grizzly, were
afraid to step into the cars, and the
squaws and their children crouched
behind their trembling lords. But they
were to board the train, and fiat on
their faces between the seats this re-
markable band of Apaches was borne
into Santa Fe to take part in the tertio-
mllennal parade. No part of the pro-
cession was so striking. Leonine heads
set on shapely, robust frames, with
massive shoulders and chests full and
rounded, splend dly displayed by tight
fitting buckskin costumes; sinewy
trunks and TANKS of shifting muscles.
constituted the physical material for an
exhibition both graceful and unique.
The keen, strong black eyes gllstened
IL setting of red, brown and yellow,
drawn across their dusky faces in lines
and bands of original and striking de-
signs. San Juan wore around his neck
a medal of Garfield. During The Sec
ond day of their visit a maiden of the
band fell in love with white exhibitor.
As he was arranging his wares his wrist
was grasped from behind and he turned
TO see the figure of the Apache woman
vanishing in the crowd, leaving with
him silver circlet from her own arm.
THAT means,'' he explained in The
evening. as he pulled back his cuff to
show the ornament, ''thaL 1 must see
her before either of us leave here. 1t
would be as good as my life is worth to
take off this bracelet for an hour while
l stay in Santa Fe. Cor. Chicago
Times
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-30
Now She Wants to Kill a Bear.

Miss Fuller is a bright and attractive
Young lady who is doing her share in
the worlds work by conducting school
at Grand Marais. When not teaching
the yourg idea to handle its musketry,
she has been learning how to shoot, her.
self, and by practice has become quite
an expert with the Winchester. 1t d dn't
take much pleading to win promise
from Mike Brazel, with whose fam ly
Miss Fuller boards, that he would give
her lesson in deer-slaying. Choosing a
favorable night the plucky schoolma' am,
armed with her rifle and attended by
Mr.. Brazel, repaired to small lake
where deer were known to be free uent
visitors. A jach-lght was rugged in the
stern of boat, and, with rifle ready,
the lady patiently waited Developments.
Soon fine buck came stamping through
the brushwood, attracted by the glare
On the water. Plunging in, he swan
toward the light, until he was near
enough for a shot. "Now's your
time" whispered Mike to his COM
panion.
..Where shall aim for?' inquired
the girl. in a tone Of intense excite
ment.
Fright behind the ear was the
answer. No more words passed. An
instant after the school-ma' ANS rife
sent forth binding flash and deafen-
ing report. "Did hit him'' queried
the girl, as she took the rifle from her
shoulder. In answer Mr.. Brazel sent
his beat forward with q couple Of pow
erful strokes, aud there, struggling in
the water, lay the gallant buck, the
blood pouring from a bullet-hole be
b nd his ear, attesting the accuracy Of
the teachers aim. The sight overcame
her. Sinking down in the boat. she
clasped her tair hands, raised her eyes
to heaven, and exclaimed: Nov. let
me only capture bear and I will be
ready to dier Marquette Mich Ain.
ing Journal.