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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
THE RAILROADS.

The Air Line is hauling considerable amount
OF lumber 10 this city from points ia Michigan.
The track on Tennessee street leading TO the
rolling mill will in ell probability be taken up
this spring.
This spring enterprising parties OF Northern In
diana will put I'D an elegant hotel at Maxinkucee
and curing the summer IL is expected that bust.
ness will be very heavy to this point.
1T hes been said that the Vanialia people are
only "bluffing' the other roads when they talk OF
Withdrawing from the ST. Louis Easi- bound Pool.
An official OF that road said yesterday that people
who lsbored under that impression wonld get
when he gave the notice of withdrawal, for that
gentleman, SIS has been stated time and time again
in the last few months. was utterly disguised with
pools. Officials of other roads of the opinion
that the Withdrawal of the Vandalia will not nee
esssrily break up the pool.
An official of the p, ID. end E. who was seen
yesterday with regard to the report that his road
said he oic not know whether there was any truth
in the report or not. 1t would be valuable &C.
QUESTION, nc saic, 10 the p, ID. ana E., giving
them good line to Indianapolis. and this was
something they were in need of. There mauy
who believe the r., and E. people will buy the
/. ID. and 8 outright If they can get il at their
price. but whether they cam do this remains 10
gentleman interested in the property under dis
cussion. that the majority OF the second mortgage
bondbolders were not in favor of selling the road
believing that they can make 1t pay by operating
1t themselves. At any rate, nothing will be done
until the read passes out of the hands of the L. Il,
and w. poodle, on April 1. All J.. ID. and S. cars
in the possession OF The latter company are being
when III. B. Hammond. President and Receiver,
assumes control.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
Death OF John Landers.

Mr.. JACKSON Landers received a telegram yester-
day stating that the remains OF his son John. who
died in CoGeeyille, KAN, were on the way to this
city. If nothing happens they will arrive here
this afternoon at O'Clock. The report which was
circulated Tn the streets yesterday that the young
man had been killed Is erroneous. The latest dis
patch received states that death was caused by
intus uteeption or twisting of the bowels.
The deceased was an exemplary young man.
and leaves many warm friends to mourn mis- loss
and sympathiZe with the grief-stricken family.
lie IVES educated at Butler University, and at the
age OF seventeen took up his ABODE IN Kansas and
b came engaged in sheep raising in which bust
ness ne remained Tor about two years, a
prairie fire finally destroying the entire herd.
He then went into partnership with one Mr.
Gutherle. a cattle aiser. and when the young man
died be owned about ,0-0 head of cattle he was
twenty-five years OF age. and was married about
Two years ago. The beTeaved family have the
sympathy of host Of friends, who were well ac
quainied with the true character OF the deceased.
Due notice of the funeral will be given.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
Resolutions OF Respect.

At special meeting OF Indianapolis Typograph-
Zeal Union No. /, held Thursday, March 19, 1885,
relative to the death OF Frank S. Root the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas. An all wise and benehcenr Providence
has seen Ct 10 call from our midst our hon0rei
and res pected brother. Frank 5. Root, and
Whereas. The uece ased was long member of
our organization and was ever devoted 10 its in
terests and those of his fellow-crsflsmen; there
FORE be ii
Resolved, That in his death we have lost a
member who was dear TO all, and WHOSE plaza in
the esteem and confidence of our order was sec
ord 10 none.
Resolved. That we extend to his widow our
heartfelt sympathies in this her hour OF bereave-
ment and loo< with her TO that Author OF all
earthly consolation. who "doeth all Things well, )"
and who "giveth His beloved Sleep"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
A SIC, 900 Damage Suit for Personal
Injuries Against the City and
Others Probate-The Grim
inal Court.

The City Assessor now has telephone, No. 955.
Thirteen building permits issued last week, az
eresating S1ssc In value.
The divorce suit OF James Cory Us. Malinda Cory
a on trial before Judge Howe.
Theodore Bsldus and Charles Meyer were dis
charged from the Insane Hospital yesterday.
The will OF Sarah Ann Kicker, deceased. was
pTobeted yesterday. The property is left to her
daughter.
Charlotte Smith has sued Clark Smith and 9TH
ers to recover 5000 secured by mortgage. De-
mend - ,CC0.
judge Taylor has granted divorce TO Mar
garet Herring from Frederick Herring. on proof OF
abandonment
The damage suit of May NJ Eaton vs. the c., II.
and ]. Road ended yesterday in q verdict for
plaintiff, giving her 500 damages.
Judge Norton PASSED snntence on Jack Smith
yesterday for assault and battery with intent 10
Hi. The verdict was for Eve years North.
Frederick Rand. receiver OF the Indiana Bank
ing Company, took judgment against w. A. Patter-
son ON note for 81. 4sa 40 yesterday. in Room !.
John Poe was sent to jail for sixty days yestsr-
street.
In the suit of James A. Prischsrd VS. Laura t.
fprsgue, to recover 500 attorneys fees. for four
year services. the jury yesterday gave plaintiff q
verdict for the fun amount of his Claim.
In ire suit of John Edwards vs. =. W. Ritzinger
pisin Ssa This was suit for perpetual iniunc.
sfon 70 prevent the tearing down Of certain bill
boards.
Mary NJ Wolf has given Sc 900 bonds as admin
igtratrfx of the estate OF Christian +. Wolf. de-
ceased. she also gave 8. coo bonds guardian of
Louisa Carrie Mary Wolf and Bertha Magdalena
Rosena Wolf.
In the suit Of the Connecticut Mutual Life In
sufapce Company W. Richard L. Talbot and
other 10 ioreclose q mortgage. Judge Walker yes
terday sustained motion for the appointment OF
. receiver, and appointed Philip J. Carletons
John @. Rathsom has hled . suit for damages
o[eE1ng for cause that on the 6th day of February
1sot because Of the erection, construction and
Datn1enanco Of deep holes, openings. open cellar
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

1t is said that twelve applications for po-
sition on the Board of Trustees of the
kniRhtstowE Home have been filed with the
Governor.
Frank Sweat 10 the name of ive.year. old
boy, vho was found, yesterday, at the tun-
mel. BE says he belongs in Tay lorsville. The
District Messenger Office has charge of him.
John Cossell, who left his home. FIVE miles
east of the city, to visit Kankas in order to
purchase land, is still unaccountsbly silent
a TO his whereabouts. He took with him his
TOO little boys and 5000 in cash, and was
last heard from at Lawrence, saying ne
would return the week following.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
A -Four Year Sentence.

The trial OF Ira Harter concluded Yesterday
evening. having occupied neraly day ands hall
OF Il e ime of the court. The jury returned YER
dict giving him four years North. Hsrter was in
dicted for highway robbery he having robbed an
old man in the southern part
of the city about two months ago OF
$50. Ira has been noted character for years
past and this trip will relieve the police of some
anxiety as they were compelled 10 keep a CON-
slant 81 pervisiCn over Ira In connection with
erai other Characters.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
sudden Death.

Mrs. Hannah Apple. an old lady residing at
Oakland. thirteen miles out on the Bee Line.
came to the city yesterday to paw visit TO her
married daughter. residing at Belmont. She
entered street car riding to the end OF the line
and then walked across the commons to her
dsughteI's house. She had just entered the yard
when she reeled and fell TO the ground. She was
carried into the house. and lived but few mo-
ments. The deceased was sixty years OF age. ana
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

ways wooden coverings. balconies. porficoes. iron
ratings stones and es." plaintiff precipi-
tsted down a distance OF fifteen feet. tie was
greatly n ured. cut and bruised In his head face.
BODY legs and arms. ana hurt internally. His
arms are permanently famed and his ace erma
nenrly dsfgufed. he wants $40 600.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
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House Cleaning

Being Over With anxious have the ladies of the State
how New Spring Stock looks Clean Handsome
have all returned arkets they
been unusually successful in getting Handsome Novelties you will fad
Every Department full overlooking moaey
procure glance Coored Dress Goods Department will
show you bewdeg wool fabrics embracing every desirable
Texture Weave and Shade Some of the embroidered combinations
exquisite duplicated Silk
the New Jersey Maotte Weave both plain and figured
the latest effects These made up with Rich Vev4
Bocade which perfectly match ground work. exceedng
The pin and stripes Silks
up. very desirable.
Black Silk wanted show you the best wearing makes of both
Lyons and American Manufacture 1t predicted that this will be
great Season. bought largely
roaion We have Oriental Spanish Ecuria ChanIe Fouu
ng with Edges match the Ecru and Brown Com
bnon Many Embroideries will be used
the effects great variety We did think that
would Spring Wraps but finding beautiful and pra
cal garments the market extremely prices enpei
lay stock which would be glad to have see whether wishing
buy While looking your will be called
please your eye nearly styles Popular
Garment ranging price from Is SIS CO. Our Linen
Housekeeping Departments buyers
there things for the Table and the House that all
be ga6ed very small outlay. Don't forget this time
year have SPECIAL Sale Impor
than ever heard named for the quality Come and
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
The RECORD
Showing the Marriages, Births and
Deaths During Shs Past Week.

allan.
Clark Wooden and Jennie Cassidy.
Richard Gwin aud Ida Claunch.
Horace Ellis and Mamie Stevens.
Charles Lyle and Lucy Lynch.
Elmer Gwen and stella Terrell
Joseph Ritterman and Annie Herrin.
Charley Gullefer and Lille Abrams.
John Good and Mary Walters.
Richard HensIey and MOllie Sapp.
John Michael and Ernestine Schaefer.
Elias Weaver and Anna Shelly.
Thomas Wright and Rittie Jones.
Elliott ID. Clark and Elizabeth Higdon.
CRADLE.
Clinton and Gertrude Montgomery-girl.
Z. l.. and Emma Howard girl.
Fred ana MsIgarst Straugman-b0y
Henry and Rose BrieY-boy
George and Alice Goustenier girl.
Henry and Mary ThOmas-girl.
Phillip and Maria Reinhard-boy.
charles and Lis cite Otto-boy.
William II. and Maud Aartz-girl,
August and Minnie Monther-giTi.
Karl and Elizabeth Geist-girl.
Louis and Clara Faltith-bOy.
Theo. and Sadie Pfsffliu-gir.
Daniel and Laura Limas-girl.
Henry and Tina Walmann-boy.
Matthew and Annie Logan-boy.
William and A. G. Maas-girl
George and Margaret Venn-boy.
John and Msry Lalley-boy
william and Rose Okey-boy,
John and Susan TomblyD-boy.
John and Mnry Carey-girl.
John and Abigail Dunkerson-boy.
George and Dorothy McCurey-boy.
George and Carrie McDougal-girl.
Fred and Carrie Lskemsn-boy.
Frank and Annie Doremus-boy.
Carl and Charlotte Msss-boy.
John and Jessie McLe0d-girl.
Pat and Lors Recey-boy.
Jasper and sophia Rssbsch-girl,
John and Francis Metzler-girl
Dope re and Eliza MumaD-boy.
Paul and Helry Maker-2irl.
John and Rachel Haynes-boy.
shepherd and Lucinda Haywood-girl.
TOMB.
Frids Behrman, six months pneumonia.
William Craft, twenty eight years, consumption.
Kate Root. fifty YEAR,, interstitial nephritis.
Bessie Mclaughlin, four years. catarrhal fever.
w. K. p. Kane, four months. bronchitis.
James Carter. four years, stridulus.
Linsy Moss, seventy nine years. congestion OF
lurgs.
Frank Root. thirty six years. consumption.
Eunioe Never, three years. brain fever.
Martha J. Ross, broB chial phthisis.
FilZe Buchler, eight months.
Barbara Belt, seventy-four years, angina pectors.
John Strom, thirtyeight years, killed by the
cars.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
CHE Sssst6msl.


To accommodate the throng from the
Northwest who will desire to read their ia
vorite hons paper while attending the
"World's Exposition" the Sentinel has been
placed on sale IN New Orleans at George r.
Wharton & Bros, No. Carondelet street,
botWsen Canal and Common streets.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
st. Vincent Hospital Fair.

The Committee of the various parishes inter
ested in the supper tables met at St Nincents
Hospital on Wednesday. for the purpose OF dia-
cussirg the best methods of making their depart
meut OF the fair a financial success. Each lady
present accepted book authorizing her TO collect
money. provisions. or any other articles OF value
that might be disposed of advantsgeously. The
next meeting will be held at st. Vincent's Hos
pital on Sunday. April l.. at O'Clock p. m. All
persons interested are expected to be present.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
Physiological College Alumni.

The Alumni of the Physio Medical College
hold their fifth annual meeting and banquet
Wednesday evening, March "a, at College
Hall, 2SH Indiana avenue.
After the business meeting of the society
the following programme will De rendered:
Violin solo, piano accompauiment-Petit Fan
taise, air Narie Dancla-Mss Alma White.
selection-Rooert Wade, NJ. ID.
Annual Address,. w. Ellis NJ. ID.
Piano solo-selection-MrsF Florence Meek.
Violin solo. piano accompaniment-Petite Fan
taisie Italiene-Miss Alma White.
Tin Whistle solo-Robert Wade. NJ. ID.
Piano Observation-Disclosures May Miller.
Refreshments and a social will follow, and
the usual good time at these class reunions
is expected.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
Serioua Accident.

J. W. Casey, residing at $50 South Illinois street
and employed ct the Car Works, met with seri-
lumber on HIS shoulder when he fell over Q small
bench in the shop and was badly crushed under
the weight He wss carried home in Flanner &
Hommown's mbulace. and Ia thought to have re-
ceiyod internal injuries.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

Notice Architects, Builders and Con.
tractors
Are requested TO call and examine the large line
of building material. consisting of Hardware
Doors Sash, Blinds, Glass. Paints, etc, at Ga East
Washington street.
VAJEN d NEW.
Estimates given at lowest market rates. Ask for
their illustrated catalogue OF $50 pages il you have
not received it, No charge.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

Good conditioned old papers for sale at
1his Office ct only 20 cents per hundred
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
Preparing to Leave.

John B. Doris Great Inter Ocean Show, which
has been wintering in this city. will start out on
the road April 10, giving performance, however.
before they leave. 1t has cost the circus about
$4,000 for feed. apparatus, repairs, ETC., since
they have been here All the wagons are being
repainted. and the show will start out in grand
style. Mr. Doris intends to winter his show here
,nov
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
Ryan, The Halter.

Ryan. The Halter,
81 and % South Illinois street.
Correct Styles. Popular Prices.
Ryan, The Mems Furnisher,
81 and % South Illinois street.
Boys polo caps, - cents; mems caps 20
cents, at the MODEL
The Cecil Whig., 1885-11-07
"HER - .NNIE%.."


Then father r,"k the Bible down,
And in lis clear odd fashioned hand
Upon its Record pages brown
he wr"rr BE n:trne as 1t should stand.
But protest came from all tie rest
AT giving such Il little fairy
The dearest, sweetest and the best,
That anti ,uat, d name to carry.
Aud annts ANA second cousins cry
"a name SO worn and ordinary
Could nos l,o found if "Hr Sh"u}l try,
A> ri:;st same arfcllnli"n Mary.
And o',r aud Ger again they iarrl
Her HcIlrN curls, her baby grace"
ooh, call hrr 'E>helind, or sand
Or 'CEiristin",' for her angel face"
'Hut time vii change this golden Il 're
81 mntch the eyes iu ;li:~hS S!'lrnd"r:
Far h,Tt"r nam" her 'Br;,.ric",'
OtTm"g"n, serene and tcnt,cr."
''0l, name hc child for Aunt Louisa,
For she, good soul, Is well-t"-do,
The compliment is sure t" Please hey,
Aud we can call the darling Lon.
Most prudent counsel, all 10" late"
'Twixt Ma!achi's and Matthew's pegs
Appears, uuchangaahl" as fate,
The name believed of all the ages.
The ancient gem, its purity
UnSroiled shall grace our LATEST I~.a"ry;
Sometime on dearer lips to be
The synonym of love and duty.
And gracious wolnanhood ah"rn,
However fortunes gifts may vary,
Till on day like Easter morn
She hears the Master call her "Mary."
The Cecil Whig., 1885-11-07
READ! THINK! ACT!
Palma Sola, Florida

The rara1isc ut lnvai;'S, Tie homo % :ru..f-
cal fruits. Climate unsurpassed, fu irn~t ",
extremes o. heat "- co'i :" uiIlirlt, ,ir"nr,d
high and dry: rlenty oi pine, and The finest
hunting and fishing IN hlu ri"i.
PALMA SOI.A has the name OI F,.in:; the
largest, prettcst ain! young est town in Florida.
is beautifully located Oh the Guif Coast, tive
miles above the mouth OF the Manl.cc River.
Already the iron horse is vending. its way to
Palma Sola, an soon 'he tourist will arrive at its
tirstclass hotel where he :aa get meal to suit
his epicurean tastes.
PALMA S'tI4A possesses the largest store in
Southern Florida. with slw-!nil. furniture nan
utactory. packing houses. warehouses. churches.
school house. lo>toilic" stores, beautiful resi-
dences and n larg" wharf ut which ocean steam
ers arrive dali; from Tan pa
WARREN LELANu. iR.. oC''IIoyG BRA~CH''
fame, has secured Il location nj Palma sioa ior the
erection CT il winter resort. Tie prediction is Il
safe one. basel is it is upon The natural ad .ant-
ages and attractions Of the place. Il iat he VIII
make this the LONG BRANCH Of FLORIDA.
and other large hotels will hc built.
With the completion u: the railroad, this will
be the terminus. and the direct route OF Havana.
Cuba. Lots will donhIc an! qnadrnplc their
present prices. Now Is The TINE TO BUY.
LOTS 1OOx300 # &iJ To $500 per lot. We
want PALMA SOFA to keep bocming. AMI as
an inducement to the public an to thoroughly
advertise this beautiful place. WE WILL GIVE
AWAY IA LIMITED niamEcr ONLY ot our
lots givin. lots ALTERNATELI as they come
CORNERS cXceptcf). charging applicants tic cN-
pense Of deed. transfer, ETC. winch will not cX-
ceed 500 Applicants can send postal money
| order with application To insure prOmptncss,
otherwise deeds vii! be sent &. q. ID. Applicants
| must not b surprised ut the return Of their
money. as being LIMITED the first come will
be first served. Title Perfect. Full warranty y
deed.
Send for pamphlet. Address
PALMA SOLA LAND COMPANY.
SO South William St, New York, NY.
REFERENCES:
b. 5. Henning, Esq.
PreSt. Florida Ii. X y Nav. Co.
H. b. Plant, ESD. PrcSt. South'n Express Go.
Postmaster, Palma Sola. Florida.
John 5. Beach. Esq President
Prairie City Bank. Terre Hau:c, Ind.
James c. Mctiregor- ESq., Capitalist,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Henry S Hubbard. Esq. Cashier
Columbia Bank. New York, NY
VIM. Drysdaic, Esq n. y. Times. n. Y.
Oct 3l--it and a host OF others
The Cecil Whig., 1885-11-07

These beautiful cctAccans are
rarely found in warm waters, but
from the mouth of the St. Lawrence
to the north, and in The same lati-
tudes on the Pacific coast, they are
very common, and their skin, and
oil are valuable commodities to the
dwcLers Of the far north.
In the region have mentioned
many Of the natives and Indians are
engaged in their capture. S@mc
take them in enormous nets made
of rope instead oi iwine; others build
fences across shallow bays, AMI so
cndeavor to cntrap them; while
many more use the llarpoon OF riiic.
Not many seasons ago a party
were cruising in the Calf of s.. Llw-
renee, and were SO capt;vatcd with
the skill displayed by the Indian
porpoisc and hitc-whale shooters
that they determined to try it them
selves. Finally, arrangements were
made with the Indians to take them
out ana one lll"i 'l'''S' Dc''le inc
thick fog had lifted, the yaChtsmcn
heaiu inc il''I o' lIic l'l"l''i'S' ana
liullleo Oh "eoN - ii'" Se| {"
canoes ''onSS' 'e "''''i'@ l"I ''lelh'
each VITA Il native III tlI S'c'h' i'oI"-
''i' Lac sl'S ~ ''.'', ''N'''''7' '''S " no
VIII q a'''''' :,''''''>
W hl'c "ll'''c "a ol ole'i"!'>' now
take um lh'h' S''iH one oi 'hc IN
al.l'9' w ile'' Sc'. " ''''S ''@''''' 9''ooi
quick l'''c ioN' ~ II II" MT max"
"h'ic l1o%h'
by 'he7e disconnected sentences
the "ll!'e man assume & lA''i i'c must
shoot uuickly' OF the "ii"ic "'''tl''
iauS II 't Ailil' ana Il occurred 70 ''!''
'h"t 1t "oulI DC iu!'e worth "!ll'e
10 Si'oo, ''oNlE' II hy so doing 'he
WHITE "h'Ie c'ulo DC seen l""Snl''S;
Dat " more serious o2icct Was III
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rnod ov.a, ls the mist arose ,
The Cecil Whig., 1885-11-07

Probably there are few Of my read
ers that live near or have visited the
sea shore but are familiar with the
porpoisc, the sleek, shiny fellow
that appears TO 90 rolling along the
beaches like living wheel, now aF-
pearing Just within the breakers, and
again in deeper water, moving along
one after another in a long, contlnu-
Gus line, so that we might almost
think that the sea serpent WAS be
fore US.
If we sailed up our eastern coast
in a yacht we should find porpoiscs
at every move, but when We entered
the wide waters OF the Gull, of St.
Lawrence, if VIC were still on the
lookout, almost the first object that
would appear would be an animal
very much like our common por-
poisc, about ten or twelve feet long,
with a tlukcd tail, and rising out of
the water with the same whccl-likc
rolling motion. But here the rcscm-
blance ceases, as the porpoisc before
us, instead of being black, is almost
pure white, presenting rich and
beautiful contrast to the da1l, water.
In fact, it is not Il porpoisc, but a
fourth or fifth cousin-,hc bcli'ga, or
white whale.
The Cecil Whig., 1885-11-07

Now shouted In" in'iian, as 4
head appeared a Short distance Of
lie held the canoe III petition in a
miracu!ou; manner; th@ hunter
brought his rife to I,,a' quickly,
fired, and 4 great white creature
hnrlcd its tail high in air, and beat
the water fnri"uo!y.
"Good", shouted the Indian, and
with i quick motion Of the paddle
h put th" canoe alongside the strug-
g.ins creature, loW tartin% this way
and that TO " ,i,I the flying ttil, lien
with a G,ric!; motion cropped the
pt,iiic III! %c.zcd = :il.up lance,
with l;p;d blows putting the poor
creature cat Of lis n;5crv.
"Ncr:l five dp5.a~," s::, thr In
dian, .s hc pt!t hi Iin@crs in the ami
mus hioW -hoi~, and held it while
he attached 4 painted i:>:t tl1at would
float III" animal until il could be
toNcd ashore.
",[hat part 10 y"n H. - asked
the hunter.
'":5l;in m K" leather white man
make box ltiunls), "Da&s, belt, all
things; scad over water; oI best
kind tor c;"4i., small wheel; flesh In
jun cat
IN het, LIN 'st overg part ot the
d .'1r%r sv.t.; Of ,om@ Use. The leather
in very valuable, and the oil is in de-
m"nH tor tj1c and delicate n,achin-
cry. In few moments the canoe
was bornd;ng along in search OF
more game, and, as before, white
head popped Up like jack IN the
box almost ahead. The hunter was
about to fire, whcn, in the same spot,
not ten feet :rCm the canoe, 4 mon
stcl- whale rose clear Of the water
The hunter staggered bach, almost
thinking that it was coming aboard;
and then, when the shapcIy whale
was high in ala, he fired, shooting
the animal in mid l-air-litorally a
wing shot.
III this occurred in much less time
The Cecil Whig., 1885-11-07

P..lpj;ItionS. DrupSicnl SwclIings. Dizziness
Indigestion. iic2tiachc. SlccPlcS:ncSS cured by
Wells Health Rcncwcr.'