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The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
BEECHER ON MONTANA.

During his first trip over the Northern
Facthc road Mr.. Beecher sent the following
short letter to an old friend:
"lf YOU wish to renew your youth, md
caper again as you did sixty years age, come
out into the Great Northwest. Talk Of
Iowa, Kansas. Texas etc. would not give
the country along the Northern Pacific for
halt dozen Of them. 1t would be the
paradise Of agriculture If It were not for one
thing-the length Of winter. The cold il
"oth'nR-it Is almost luxury. The im,ni.
grafton here Is immense, wonderful and Of
sne best character. In all the nascent cities
" Is the New England men who co n,rol
and shape and others fall In. was never
u. N. better health, strength or more elastic.
me SUNNI :r along the Northern Pacific is
.deal. So dry is the climate that neither
neat nor cold takes hold as In the east. The
railroad Is az good, cars, engines and road
oed' as the average eastern. Hotels good
enough for sfnners-better than we deserve.
Inc people kind, sympathetic and enter.
prising.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
A PLEASANT SURPRISE.
GLENDALE, Nj. Oct. 10th. 1SS

GLENDALE, Nj. T.,Oct. 10th, 1883.
A very pleasant surprise was given Geo.
G. Earle, former superintendent of the
Hecla smelter, last evening in the presen-
tation, by his former employees, Of hand
some AND valuable gold watch. The pre-
sentation was made by a committe consist-
ing OIL. S. Libby,B. H. Cook, HarryoBoyer
and Mr.. Reynolds. On behalf of the EN-.
ployers Of the reduction works Mr.. Libby
made some happy remarks which were re.
s2onded to as follows: Gentlemen, as com.
,nittee, from the boys, you will please con.
vey to them my heartfelt thanks. I shall
prize this more for its pleasant as.
ISOLATION and expression Of good will from
you. wish you all success in the future
and the Hecla Co., a. W ell. This Is a com.
plete surprise, and can say no more.
The following preamble and resolutions
were presented at the same time:
We the undersigned employees Of the
Hecla Consolidated Mining Company LEARN
with regret that the business relations ex.
listing for SO long time between Mr.. g.
Earle and the H. c. NJ. Co., have been dis.
olved, therefore we desire to express to
Mr.. G. &. Earle our warmest thanks for
his gentlemanly aud genial conduct toward
US while we were under his supervision
that his zeal in conducting the work under
his charge has at all times inspired us to
do our best for our employers. In the fu.
ture we shall look back with pleasant rec
collections tosour relations with him, and in
whatever calling or pursuit he may be en-.
gagged we desire to express our hope tina,
he may be as successful as he has been
here in gaining the regard and best wishes
OF those under his charge.
Resolved, That the slight token accom-
panying this may be to him a pie asant me.
mento othis work at Glendale, and that we
as employees appreciate the firmness and
wisdom in which the Reduction Depart.
ment was managed.
Signed by forty.seven employees.
The engraving on the watch Is, Present.
ed to G. 6. Earle by Smelter Boys"
REX.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
GLENDALE GATHERINGS.

J. o. Losee returned from his trip east
There arc only two boys and one girl
left here this week.
VIM. J. Parkinson now knows the
meaning OF c. O. D.
Our popular saloon keeper, Peter Wag.
ner rep rts that "mu,n's the worL."
Noah Armstrong, the founder of the II
&. NJ. Co, will b. home from Cincinnati.
Wednesday, next.
Albert Rush, formerly clerk with Arm.
strong and Losee, Is now U. 5. mail agent
on the n. p. R. r.
Oct.9. Jack Quinam, formerly with
Murphy. Neil y Co., departed for Graham
county, Arizona, to skin mules.
y" dit. that our popular bankers N.
Armstrong & Co.. will build snelter and
concentrating works, near this place. soon.
Oct. s. !. w. Gardener, OF Gardener
Bros, Portland, Oregon, dealers in musical
Instruments, was in town, rustling tor the
house.
Ed Maxwell and J. W. Cooper have re-.
turned from Alaska, and Ed reports that
when law and order prevail in that dssola,e
region. he may return.
Oct. tn. ID. Vinson and Phil Gro,e.
want returned from their trapping trip, down
the Missouri. Doc reports that the ride
down the river was FAR more pleasant than
counting ties ON the way home.
One OF the sixteen mule ore teams r..
Gently hauled l,oso sacks OF ore, weighing
so'3o pounds, from the concentrator at
Greenwood t, tn. s,ralHa. -. o.,
This Is probably the biggest load ever
hauled ny the same kind OF team, in the
Territory.
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AN. OMISSION,

In the "Laws OF Montana Territory
recently published in pamphlet form, occurs
an omission ofso'ne importance to county
school sup.rintendsnts. 1t occurs in sec.
ton ITO. in tan act to amend the Montana
school law and is as follows: "and said
superintendent shall be allowed by said
commissioners his reasonable travelling and
postage expenses not to exceed four collars
per school district. to be paid out OF the
county school fund.-"
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

c "a movement is on foot to build railroad
IRON; rom M'ssoula up to the head of the R;t,sr
MOOT valley. company has been oruan r'
.<eu tor the purpose, andis called ":rhe is a..
; Yer 400. Valley Railroad Company" The
, u. are W. F. Sanders and Ea
zone P1a OF Helena, and F. II. Woody. R. =
c G:"aS, ana a. y. Hammond, Of Missouia
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nypo!.te I-assere, postmaster at French.
town. Mi.soula county, experimented The
year IN raising oats on high, dry land with
!!ae following result: From two ounce. NJ
We'come oats net result Of fiffv.two
pounds was realized, and from nine vr,;~s
wen cultivated in the garden, the net result
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

.., tnorc existing by and between A. NJ. Morrison
~. ~ lark, in Lion City. Reaverhcad county
t"a, '''. on Montana is this day dissolved bv mu
49,, .nsent the undersigned assuming all the liahil
iaSs. M tnc said firm Of A. NJ. Morrison & Co. All
"'''s Que said firm are IT, he paid to the undersigned.
linn 1;.,, \. NJ. MORRISON.
~'Ns' "oht's sept, 10th lSS3. A.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

FOUND At LAST! That for which the
people have been waiting-Baking powder
mas become an almost indispensable article
+" every well regulated family, and De
Aaaos Chemical Brand supplies the want,
with powder that is perfectly pure and at
the same time reasonable In mice.
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LOST. SrRAYED OR STOLEN.

- Dillon and Drr Lodge, x, T. Iaxr , "oween
Ut music. etc Any inform zion leading To his whrc
ahoats will he rhscrtl.y rcwar led hv his boar'nv.
mistress. AIRS. NJ. \. 0ingiey, At Dillon.
Montana papers please copy.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

kirkpatrick Bros. have just opened their new
DRY COOds. is treat to the late STYLES OF la
dies collars, shawis gloves, hoods, buttons ging.
hams and c.litoes.
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FALL MILLINERY GOODS.

\ Livery, Feed and Sale Stable is now beng run
in connection with the Corinne Hotel. First. class
rigs furnished at all times.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

Next week Kirkpatrick Bros. will open their new.
stock of cloaks, yarns and wooden goods. All OF
which viii be sold low.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS,

a car load Of fine syrups just received at L. c.
Fyhrie & CO's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

A"E AMERICAN PEOPLE are the Jury
That have sat upon the merits of the soda
o"ered tor Its use. The verdict is that De
LANDS brands are the purest, best and most
thoroughly reliable Of any In the market.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

Mrs.Dr. Sol-nder, who makes specially
OF chronic diseases Of women and children
will remain at the Corinne Hotel for two
or three weeks longer Al
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FOUND DEADIN BED.

News reached Dillon Monday, that
young man named Ashwortt had been
found dead in his bed, In cabin occupied
by him, near ]. B. Crows ranch, on Horse
Prairie. Coroner Hirschman went to the
place Tuesday and held an inquest. AS far
ms could be seen no act Of violence had been
done, anc the jury rendered the following
verdict.
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Pigs Fur hale.

have g choice berkshire and Chcstcv White
pigs which will sell ut reasonable prievs.
J. :. OlNGiEv.
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New Advertisements This Week.

Lost S.rayed or Stolen.
Dissolution Notice.
Key 10 "Boston Inside Out"
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DRIVING BU0OlEs.

u yop want ~ hay cheap ew cash and yet only
huy close. AMI give their castosn - thu. l,cne,t.
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We a:e Preparing to Move into Our
New Store.

10 consequence we are selling all kinds q: m,cr
ch;'pd'se ut the Lessrst S'Sssths~ .M~S,OiA.
Now is the time IL huy CLOTHING. HATH
BOOTS aud Slit1ES CHI ZAP.
ks4kPNTKiCg RRsx., Dillon. Mont
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$50 REWARD.

The above rev ~ viii he n,ri nv the undersigned
70 the rrcaytrH Of .:..l Of mules aud head OF
hors $. branded \ On left hip and r on left shout
der. also so,'v have II. ON irtt hip.
Q.pnis Collins.
1913 l.aurin, NJ
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We will Snn have snssc ns0se nj tl,os. nice side.
har Top 3uygics Call ard examinc them hefnrc
purchasing: elsewhere. We warrant them ,he hest
in sssc market
Tlk lOslN W. LOWELL WAGoN ca
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

Young Ashworth came to Montana in
company with his brother, John d., from
Schuyler county, Mo-, in March, 1882, ami
went to work tor Chas. Bliven, where, by
his industrious and tenn. ,erate habits, he
won many friends. lie was member Of
the Presbyterian church and was aged "a
years. His parents reside in Missouri.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

A new lot Of kitchen and dining room
chairs just received at the Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

Mrs. l.. L. H.nson has just received part Of her
fall stock OF Nenen and Worsted Goods and Fam
and vicinity to call and inspect her stock while it is
fresh and complete.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

y car load OF oat meal, cosn meal and rye -four.
jas, received at l.. & Fyhrie T. Cos.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

L. .Fyhrae = Co carry tho largest and hest
prices.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

BROWNS PEPsIN Ta<Ic is the best west
crn remedy tor Dyspepsia. oppression after
eating, loss Of appetite, head ache NC. Ono
trial viii prove our assertion, 10 your satis
faction.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

Go t. Mrs. llanSsn..s. tar Dr. Hali's Health
Preserving Corset They arr the hest wearing and
most chna.:ahc cnrsets that are made; especially
adapted IL Acshv wo;,,cn.
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,,.--.-.-.
C"per's Sheep Dipping Powder has hccn in use
'sv years. It dissoives in cold water Does no,
eNaP'' .',c from the wool like CarhOtiC diuS. I'm.
81, ,b. ,.nni ens,. i.. I'm ~ saeng.n ifes nn'
III othrr dins' and Is in s,niI Iii" nan tne price
n , amiii,, !. ;,h . s:n..' compass. ANY per
,rl:".. ~ rr;...,;ss - ~. anu Wnen nsed ac'
KiKkpArkIck Bios, Agents, Dillon. N. r.
acknowledgements
Beautiful fall STYLES Of patron hats and bonnets.
- > -.~-~-~ .o'.'. "ose, cue
pRs,pnsaus
-,
Proposals VIII DC received fs'r the building of
si.,,I.,rx .cr,~. - n ,,.,... -. W." 20,
Ion. Mont. - '@'''''' VI james ""r'ay'i"'
las Nr...x
10 ."NAf'
r.
-.,-~,~-~.e' ~. ". ~" - It'll" "'"e's'
Are you made ,niseral,lr I've TrJ,.s,;,, ,.,,.
s,,.,,tion Dizsn.ss I,ws -, e. ~, = . St n
Shoh:s VitlIixer Il nos;,;v. :,,. 'o' 'n'"'
sold at Dillon Drugstore.
Why will you cough when shoh's Cure will
give immediate relief Price 10 cents 60 cents and o.,
Sold nj Dillon Drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

me Aet0pb9Ne, ap automatic tnYslca) inStru.
:"cnt and hye pieces 0f MUSIC Tor ssH. ANY child
cn play the "Ast difficult at eight. Call q,
the fMrniinyG Store and examine them.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

THE REV. GEO: II. TAYLOR,of Bourh,,n, Ind.
saws: 'HDth myself and wife o,vc our lives to- Sill
Ion, y CONSUMPTION CURE
Sold At Dillon dYu xstnrc.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

II YOU desire good. straigh: whisky and cigars call
on L. &. Fyhrie & Co. before huving elsewhere.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

= nasal Injector free, with each hottie Of Shi
lob Catarrh . N.,ncdy. Price 80 cents.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
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NEW Est AND BEST WACOSs.

The Caldwell Wagon f.~ sale by Gen. w. Oar,
Call and examine thcs. Wagons.
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Why will you cough when shloh's Cure will
Sold nj Dillon Drugstore.
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! 8 : . 9 9 9 9 9

To .sdF"FFSSe"@: Office KNles.
Ads, in special positions u: special prices.
Transient ads, must be paid for IN advance.
"A copy Of the paper is not gratis tn advertisers.
AL bills for advertising are due ut the end Of
each quarter.
Quarterly chnnges are allowed in regular yearly
ads II more than four changes made in any one
adj, charge for composition will he made.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

Shilola's Cat.rrh Remetly--a positive cure for
Caarrh. Hiphihcria and CAnksf Mouth.
Sold ut Dillon drugstore.
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TERRITORY OF MONTANA, J
COUNTY OF BEAvERuEAD. /

J.. B. Crows ranch, Oct, 9th 1881.
An inquest held before me, G. llirschman
Coroner Of Beaverhead county, on the 9Th
day Of October, A. d. 1853, at ]. d. Crows
ranch, upon the body Of Stephen r. Ash.
worth, there lying dead, by the Jurors whose
names are hereunto subscribed The said
jurors upon their oath do say that, to the
best ot our knowledge and belief Stephen
I. Asaworth died ofheart disease.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

A Car Load Of Nails received this day
by GEO. w. DART.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

III gWS p'o,vin.. v.,a wans crc nc 81 Nv Sh, ,
= - ~ ~ nl,.r:.hc .'Inss..ty Sutk IS -
at SESAEs, FEwxIx 4 WIurs's.
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TO THE LADIES OF DILLON.

New goods, of all kinds, constantly arriv-
ing at q. W. DARTS.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

y fHc ass0.t,gcpt Ut WALL. PAPER rust re.
cc:vcd ut {. J.. 1homse1's California Fruit Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

We will shortly have u full supply ofiug1ies and
carriages, 'nanuf .cturcd by the Abbot Carriage Co,
Chicago, IL. Call and examine them before our
chasing elsewhere, rs they :rc the best made. T
Tits JoHN W. LOWELL. WAGON Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

Another car load ri those Kushford farm wagons
list received at the warehouse nj
THE ]. W. L. w. Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

Are you made miserable bv indigestion. Con.
stp. ton. Dizziness, laws nj App tty, yellow Skin:
Shilohs Vit,Iizer 10 a positive cure.
sold at Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

r4r ayspeps.a and LAYER Complaint. YOU have
taizer. It never fails tn cure.
Sold at D.iion drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

Shiloh's cure will Immediately relieve Coup
Wh'Dping cough and bronchitis.
Sold ut Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

HeCkmetack" is = lasting and fragrant per.
tu,ne. Price ss and 90 cents.
Sold ut Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

A large lot of Heating and Cooking slaves
just received. CIV. DART.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
MONTANA LUMBER = PRODUCE ca.

Having purchased Il i. lun,!sr business If Green &
Walters, we wi!lcnntnue the same, ut the old stand
and will carry full and complete stock Of rough
and nntsAed h,,nher doors sash. hlinds n,ouldinxs
building paper, ~sc, etc., all of which will BIZ sold at
bed rock prices
Having the largest ssd hest equipped steam plan.
ing mill in the Territory wc prepared tn furnish,
special Jobs Of any kind, IN short notcc and guar.
antcc satisfaction In all cases.
MONTANA I.lMaEW r. pwOa,e.CH ca
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

= CARLOAD 81 Spri " Wagons and Hughes short
~ y arrive, II SksssE w, FER MS Il WMiTkY.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

ny tke h,,shcl Or car-laad. Ut KIRK.
I'm j PArHICk BROS.
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j. ~ ~NO"s
foreman,
PATRICK K ELLEY.
w. S. BURNETT.
NJ. V. NAY.
JoiiN WAGGONFR.
ii. A. kINNtsoN,
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=, AiRR Wl4E. ut your own PRICE. ut SsnsEs,
tEMkiS i WlArE'x.
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scABIN sHEEP...4o YEARS OLD.

l.. {. Fyhrie & Co., always have a car load ,
beer in tr:inCet.
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,.@9xno00s S'sIc " Double. T3uxa y,
EkwNss 4 WmirE's. -
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We still have one Of these celebrated Case avita.
P.c:.se CALI or address
TIE JOHN w. lowell. WAGON Co.
Dillon, Montana
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.,o,;., ;.,.. g ,:.1 :" ,' "'s'
antrr satisfaction In all cas,s
~ Aaas l,yn, = ~. ,,n,... =, H. Gu
III r,o,vn", yo, S WANT cr NO ~ nny ,,,
U1VH0s ,":,,,.r,,., M ." ~ s :. s" ~, :,
at SssaEs. rswx,s y W,mrx.s ~"s"'"' '"'"sS'
4arneaa.s ;,vIc ., ,so.s,c r,,s..
fsw.;s & Wm,Ts's. e"'''-' '"'" ever az sk"*et,
----N.-,...
RAnR sespRs 10 ..x... -. - -. o.
Fsxr,S! 3 Ww-r,S wv" P''es' ~ Se""ks,
e-~-,>-..-.,~.o
4 nAORn RE- H.. h,,sh..l no ~,s L.,a as nsnp
lyN Il PXrNI(.K nROS ~ 'e1""
A carload If SUI; ~ Wy,.,,,s - n....s.. 49,.
~ /, arrive. n Ss,v r.. Ess n,s a W",1sx "'''"'
...-~-..--N'.> ~
W. ~ p,.n..a,... a.. 49, 49, n
Wv wv 1s0s~Ss~S W NVv0 uwsV OWr
New Store.
N.0.o'
chapdisr 1T the Lossvse Fsossiilr M~~~is ''-'
Now is the TING Il, huv cl.tyrlIlNG HATS
k'sxrNT.,Cx Rx'~., D,l,0n. Mont.
Div r..- 49,.
W. -'''
have 8 choice dscrkshire and Chcstcv White
's' "">" ~" "''' ~ ''''s'''ao'c P1svE.
II yop want t., hsy cheap ew cash and .vt ,nIv
buy close. anil give their custom p the h.nss;t ivy
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DRIVING BCO(,lEH.
We viii son have sosnc more NJ thos,. n,.. .,.,..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-08
Tho Gospel Of Change.

Change II an intellectual tonic. II Is
the renewal OF all liies forces and the
means whereby one may set himself 10
the key Of new achievements. New
scenes, rev places, new people, may
produce friction, hut they generate tho
electricity Of existence and result in
force that works outward in genuine ac-
complishmenL To mulimdes Of wom-
en-, certainly, should the ethics Of an oc-
casional new atmosphere especially CON-
mend itself, Women are too apt 10
contine themselves to q monotonOus
round OF daily life, and monotony. in
whatever form It may come, Is ineyta-
bly, narrowing in It's tendency. So far as
actual results 60, the quality Of this
monotony is Of less moment than one
might fancy. Many women deny them
selves the advantages Of a new atmOs-
phere on mistaken grounds Of economy.
A week S visit 10 n neighboring CITY, in
yolving SO many incidental expenses OF
/ travel, Of hotel bills, Of that indispenss-
bic something to wear all these the
careful wife and mother estimates and
feels they are luxury She cannot well
AFFORD. Yet Just here Is the tallacy ut
It. Better put $50 and a week in new
atmosphere, and let the parlor 20 with
ont q new carpet. There is no possible
inspiration in a carpet. 1t is not sug-
ges;iye or romunertive in any wav,ai,d
ten chances to one it is not even orna-
mental But let the mistress OF the
menace Dut this sum in herself, 10 re-
turn fright, refreshed elastic, sunshiny,
and what an infinite harvest of house.
hold happiness springs from that pay.
/ inginve stment Sometimes the new at
mosphere may come without money
and without cost There are few woni-
en- who know the possibilities that lie in
a walk, a ramble, en- interested, leisure.
/ " saunter Nor is this confined to the
| country. The city woman who will
/ drop oil worry, or care, or anxiety. f0l
/ half an hour and take a walk max re.
turn from it some who has been caught
up into a new world The gospel OF
walking is s0nidve. is ethical, is inspira.
/ rionai all in one, Boston TfaUe!er
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-08
0posgum Hunting in Australia.

Prof II. n Moseley, in his "Challen-
ger Notes, speaks Of visit he made
70 the domain Of Sir William Macarthur,
at Camden Park, forty miles from Sgd
ney, New South Wales, and gives his
experience III hunting the opossum. He
SAYS:
The park is 10000 acres in extent
Here | went out on several occasions to
shoot opossums by moonlight. The
opossum, are out feeding on the trees
at night, or are out on the ground, and
rush no the trees on the approach of
danger They are very difficult to see
bv one not accustomed to the work but
those who habitually shoot them dis
cover them with astonishing ease.
In order to find the animals, one
places himself so as to get successive
portions OF the tree between his eve and
the moonlight, and thus searching the
tyya over, at last he catches sight of a
dark mass crouching on a branch, and
usually sees the ears pricked up as the
animal watches the danger. This is
called incoming the opossums.
Then. with a Gun in ones hand, one
fully realizes for the first time the
meaning Of the saying, "Possum up 4
Gum tree The unfortunate beast has
the toughness Of his skin alone to trust
to. Bang" and down it comes with
heavy thud on the ground, falling
head first, tail outstretched or it clings
with claws or tail. or both, to the
branches. swayng about wounded, aud
REQUIRES second shot. 1t must come
down at last, unless indeed, the tree be
so high that il Is ont Of shot, or it man.
ares to nip 4 small branch with its pre-.
lensile tail, in which case it sometimes
contriyes to hang up even when dead
and remain ont Of reach.
Nearly all the female opossums which
I shot had q single young one in the
pouch. The Young seemed to be at.
tacacdwith equal frequency to the right
or lief, tent
shot the animals in the hopes Of OBJ
tanning young ones in the earlier stage,
but found none such.
Among stockmen,- and even some
well educated people, in Australia,
there is a conviction that the young
kangaroo grows out as Il sort Of bud on
the teat OF the mother within the pouch.
We killed about twenty opossums in
a couple Of hours on each occasion on
which went ont,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-08

a Buffalo man went the other day to
consult q lawyer and when ready to
open on the business that brought him,
he said;
Fifteen years ago | was appointed
the guardian Of a girl 6 years old.n
al see; and she had property?'
Eyes; she had $4,000,
"Ah! haln
"And have bad the handling of it,
of course, y
"Of course i see exactly. And she
is now OF ace and wants settlement.
Exactly exactly, You have used up
the estate and want to know what TO
do. Exactly exactly My advice is
to marry the girl In case she won't
marry YOU, I'll sell YOU 100000 worth
of worthless bonds for 1925, and you can
show EN- to prove where most of the
money went ENactly--iust sofee
$50"
you are q lcetlc too fast, sir" re-
.narked the citizen, rs he hitched
around in his chair. "The gals for
tune has increased TO $4,000, and she's
going to be married tomorrow Icame
here IS have you make out the papers
turning everything over TO her, and re-
leasing me-
"Ah--uml' growled the disappointed
lawyer. IL see -exactly--fix you In
ten minutes $l5."
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-08

lne Consideration aud pleading in
her ESQ would have ruined her had not
her husband trod on Miss Ormond's
rain IN the general seating, and been
hJlnent preoccupied. In that moment
Tom, nod ling an excuse 10 his neigh
Dor and aiso 10 Mr.. Maynard, slipped
into the E0ll and WAS back again before
tho rustic bad entirely subsidized
The prairie chicken WIS being served,
when s.e Jaw, as il in dream, waiter
who bad iHt come in, STOPPING to pick
up Tom uGplin, and asidelOng glance
showed hgr Tom iumbling with o tiny
parcel, In another breath il was all
right, The color left her cheek; she
understood what was said around her;
tho praise chicken had some flavor, --
She stretched Ter hand for Bit OF
bread,
Il bog your pardon" said Tom
"gl's Is uur roll, ! think"
SAccrumbled the roll between them,
and The ring touched the tip Of her fng-
err and with the help Of the crust ard
the tablecl9th she worried it into its US
ual place, while answering Mr., May
nara s question as to her preference re-
carl'nT game And as she raised her
hand to brush back Overlook falling
ton low over her beautiful ewes, Mr..
Donald Mcdonald saw the blood-red
i'm Of tie ruby gemmed ring.
II was not till q year and day after
that he heard the story from his wife;
and forgiv.no her for her part, promised
better fashions for his own.