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given in Fig. 1 to explain in a measure the
contour of the animal.
II will be seen that the outline OF the
back and also that Of the jaws and fore
head follows quite closely the bony frame.
The general form of the elephant is
shown in Fig. 2. The dotted lines. give
the special characteristics. Note carefully
the curve of the line Of the back. and that
it is highest a little forward of the center,
as ID noticeable in the skeleton (Fio. y.
The under line of the body is remarkable
for its uncommon slants upward from back
TO front. starting from the hind leg and
rising steadily along up to the under lip.
These upper and under lines are very i'm
portant in giving the peculiar character OF
the form.
In Fig. 2 also note the pointed lines which
give the direction and articulation of the
bones of the frame. It will be seen that
after al they are similar to the general
plan Of all animals.
In Fig. / see how the tusks extend from
the bone of tho uppe jaw. In Fig. l and
Fig. 2 note how the trunk, the most re-
markable and distinguishing feature Of the
elephant. leaves the outlines Of the fore
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objects of sympathy. They were literally
almost frozen to death. No one had
noticed them. TIL window in the bottom
of the car was still open, and the view of
sn,ote the two sufferers with nervous terror.
Why did this fear overcome them now for
the first time? Because they were the only
ones who Unfortunately realized their danger.
It CONCEALED them. The tutor did not
seem uncomfortable. Pole fever burned
him.
"Up, menu cried the sergeant. %slappinq
them nightly upon the backs. Jump!
Fling your arms about! Have a little action!
YOU wouldn't die yet?"
The frst oath heard from their COM
mander and the fierce look of contempt
was their turning point. From that hour
they did not lose heart again.
You are revealing in luxury nov. That's
right. Brace up" said the sergeant, en-
couraRingly. I'm ten minutes we'll be cast
down there to work as never man did be-
grow %aponQyr'
As he spoke he looked at the great heater
and the Atkinson cooker. He had not felt
the cold. He revelled in it. The inventor
also seemed untouched by the 10y breath
of farthest north. Tn pallid. thin tutor
He had read how to do these things. and
his intelligent mind protected his body.
The sergeant cast one glance at tho two
stoves, and then glared upon jack Hardy,
to whom the care OF the stores had been
entrusted.
Come here, STRIP he commanded. Jack
was 80 startled that he did not stir at first.
"You have disobeyed me! Come here.
STRIP Then Jack walked toward his COM
mander. He had never obeyed, in the
military sense, before. He did not know
what was coming.
after ALL" thought the commander. "
must be lenient with him. He didn't
know. He couldn't help it. No." he
continued aloud. pardon MA. Don't
come! Ishouldn't have entrusted 1t to
you."
The Two stoves we're burned out. Jack
had quite forgotten TO ill them. They had
had no oil Rinoe they started.
"How long have they been out1"
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simply broken by the leather like r%ouohness
and wrinkles Of the surface. Theae mark
lngs are most noticeable about the Joints
and along the sides of the body where tho
flesh ia not firm. Gig. 81
In regard to expression. the elephant car
rles with him an atmosphere of dignity On
all occasions. and wherever studied Will lie
found ponderous in all his movements. In
spite Of his clumsy bulk, however, the
elephant is astonishingly active at times.
In combat with other animals be is ferce
and terrible.
The baby elephant seems to differ littls
from the adult, save III size, being 40 small
at first as to be able to play hide and
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with q cry of terror the last Indian
rushed after his companion. down to the

1IVU1 UUR6s
Slowly, as befittinp their brave conquests
and the softness of tho ground. the process
sion of Mumbo Jntnbos passed across the
field and through the gate of the fort where
the children had just preceded them. The
idols of Africa had overcome the redskin!
The rising generation OF Clarks, Tenneys,
Sanborns, Mardens, would never doubt that
fact.
Meantime the white-conted body of q
French officer went floating down tho river,
and two n rapidly disappeared up the
river. The attack upon Fort CLARK had
been repulsed. Thc war with France had
begun. LIEuT. W.. A. CURTIS.
GOpYriRht.
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zontal seams, especially when the muscles
arc contracted. Cunier states that in tho
trunk nre nearly forty Thousand muscles,
which have the power of distinct motion.
In the ~three-quarters viaw Gig. ~ OBJ
serve the bony projection of the head and
the odd appearance Of the ayes. which seem
to be looking around q oorner-A character
istic expression.
Note In Fig. 4 the length Of the legs COM
pared with The height of the whole figure
aud ths oioae setting Of the legs and feet.
which is q marked feature in all positions.
Fig. 5 shows the way in which the joints
bend when ths animal il kneelinp.
The character Of the elephants outline
is clearly given by a plain. smooth line,
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CHAPTER VIII.

Al - ia
rTT THIS NEW SOUND EVERY
VI man started. Four looked ques-
/1 tioningly into the engine room.
One haaRard face looked out Of It
appealingly.
The delicate machinery seemed TO CRATE
upon itself, ~ if II were running on files
instead OF ON oiled ball-bearinRs.
1--WE are still going, anyway" ventured
the tutor, with = CHASTITY smile Of hopeful
ness. ..What ID that noiss9'
ut il the propeller said the inventor
mournfully.
From the forward window in the engine
room the revolving blades OF tho huge pro-
pslier could be distinctly seen. They no
longer turned smoothly. They rotated
with = staggering reluctance. Tbs light
bronze shaft seemed TO grind in i'll
groove. We're these erratio motions due
to an irregularity Of the alternate current,
or to the eject OF forty degrees below zero
upon tho oiled parts of the machinery?
Or, had the sensitive mechanism partaken
In Ill ito part Of tho nervous synoope At
tributed to II by its sympathetic eo%natrue-
tori !.
.'Oh, for another hour!' calculated the
Arctic hero, almost beside himself with the
possibilities hold out before him. Already
they had done what NO n else had ac-
complished. What might he not hope for?
He pulled out his watch. 1t Jasmine O'clock
in tha morning Of the day after they had
started.
Suoh an achievement az this il not more
marvellous than the telephone, the phono-
graph, the pneumatic gun, the new print
ing press, or a dozen other mechanical de-
vices for overcoming distance. for destroy
ing space, for oonqusring time.
The five aerial adventurers had not slept
these twenty-one hours nor had they
eaten. How could they? Thus far their
place had been driven out. II they could
have stopped breathing during these tromu-
lous hours they would have done SO, that
their whole energy might be concentrated
upon their voyage.
But, after having been hurled like q mo
only travelling to their mission as fast as a
baokwoods excursion train. and that only
ftfully. At any moment she Asropole
might halt. True, they were not more than
fifty feet above the palsocryptie raviRes be-
meath them, but even such = fall was not to
be risked.
with what velocity can she sustain her
Belf?'' asked the sergeant, troubled.
when We only move at the rate of Ave
miles an hour replied Professor Wilder,
t%houghtfully, II will transmit the little
owe left to the horizontal wheels. that
We may descend as safely as possible"
But surprising they don't work." whis-
pered the tutor.
.Then We shall come down in 4 circle
like . bird of prey. Our lateral fms will
act like a parachute. I%apprshend no CON
tact dangerous enough to wreck the air
ship, only perhaps q series of sharp
bumps"
The cold had grown worse than intense.
Huddled together, CONCEALED by hfty-fve
degrees below zero, the younger men were
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A Million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend indeed, and
not less than one million people have found
just such a friend in DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption. coughs and colds.
II Won have never used that great cough
medicine one trial will convince you that it
has wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bot
tie ID guaranteed to do all that il claimed
or money will be refunded. Trial bottles
FREQ at Il. s. Hale d. Co.'S. drug store. Large
bottles, Goo and 81.
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ANIMAL DRAWING FOR CHILDREN,
BY CAROLINE HUNT R1MMER.


r7HE GREAT SIZE AND THE AL
MI most shapelsss form are the first
wv things that attract ones attention
when looking at this elephant.
The bulk of this fsshy body being 30
great, the frame upon which the whole ia
built il not easily traced, and one does not
wonder that in very early times this ami
NAL was supposed to nave no joints, 10
are they hidden; for instance,
in the legs, which wsrs called 'tpilIara Of
flesh"
Since it ID 10 dificult to trace the ele-
plants bony framework. the skeleton Is
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For Rent.

Kranich's grove. saloon and private house
for a term of several years; terms very res-
sonable; the only summer resort near Hex
sna. Inquire ut the grove.
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SEEK around its mothers legs. The head
is q little large IN proportion to the body,
and il is noticeable that the bones OF the
head SO plainly seen in the older animal
are not we'll defined. The upper limo OF the
body curves the same and the under line Of
the body also slants up toward the front as
in the adult.
COpyriQht. %
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elephants. The forehead projects but
are notable for their odd setting in the
rough line of the side of the face. The line
of the upper lip passes over the tusks. a
ing a marked fold Of flesh at the side of the
mouth. Note how the trunk falls between
the tusks and tapers to q point, giving n
slender, triangular form to the entire front
of the head. rhe trunk III marked by hori-
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head and, like the caricature of an enor-
nous tapering nose, falls between the tusks
nearly to the ground.
The legs end abruptly and seem almost
without feet, though the bones are all
there. as will be seen by referring to the
skeleton Gig. ~. The chief Indications of
feet are the three toes where the ends of the
feet should be.
So we'll, however, do these formless feet
serve their purpose that the elephant is
never known to stumble.
A difference between the hind and fore
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National Convention Fares.

The Great Northern will mAkea rate OF
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conventions. Tho first ono will be the re-
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legs is found in the hollow at the ankle in
the front outline of the fore leg.
A front view OF the elephants head 10
given in Fig. B, The fan-like, pendulous
ears are hero shown extended. They must
be drawn with q ragged lower edge in old
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CDN&EU1sE 'EEeE eaEsEEs.

An old physician retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India inis
Sionary the formula OF Il simple vegetable RENE
dy for the speedy and perlniIrnt cure OF con
sun ption, Bronchitis. tat;urh. Asthma and II!
thoar and lung affections, also a positive anC
radical cure for Nervous Debility and I'LL Ner
vous Complaints, after having tested its won
has felt it ms duty to make il known to his SUI
fering fellows. Actuatrd by this motive and ;
desire to relieve human suffering. | will send IRE,
of charge. TO Hhl who desire it, this recipe in Ger
man, French or English. viii, full directions fol
preparing and using. Sent by mail by address
ing with stamp, naming this paper. W. 4
MOVES. 500 Powers Block. Rochester. \. T..
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TIL DAUGHTER.

ny isla DAUGHTER grows apace;
alsa sieNs gre now quite out of date;
II lbs hal | must take their 'place.
NJ. !.tySa become such friends of late
Ass,t:gh @ be ministers of state,
Discussing projscts OF great peril,
ssch s. range new questionings dilatc
The baanty Of my little girl.
flew tall she grows, What subtle grace
10th every movement animate;
Win garments gathered for the race
She stands a goddess, slim and straight,
Young Artelnis, when She was eight
I !aong tho myrtle bloom and laurel
| d&abt IL she could more than mate
lhe beauty of my little girl.
Tie baby passes from her face,
Leaving the lines more delicate,
| in ner Textures L can trace
tisr mothers smile, serene, sedate,
iyi something at the hands of fate
W Watch the onward years unfurl
ssA2h line which goes to consccrate
The beauty Of my little girl.
ENVOY.
Lord! hear me as in prayer 1 wait,
i'.on givcst all! guard Thou my pearl;
AID when thou CONTEST at the Gate
Inv Jewels c1unt, NV litt1p rirl
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Notice For Publication.
Land Office, Rapid City, s,

Land Office, Rapid City, SD.
June |. 1892.
Notice is. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice. of his intentionto
make Communication proof in support ofhis claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Rapid City, s. D., on
July IL, 1892, viz:
ALBERT EVANS.
T.C. +. No. 3S4 tor the 81 sell and e Z swi: sec
ton IL, twp I II, T. 3 e, B. il. NJ
He names the following witncssesat to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, VIZ: John c. Read, Samuel J.
Morris. Francis NJ. Murphy, Chas. a. Marshall,
all Of Rapid City, s. D.. s.
j. P. LusE, Register.
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Land Office at Rapid city.

IlttllU UIIIVt III ttstIlN wy = y.
April -, So.
Motto. is hereby given that Tie following
named! settler has flied notice of his ln!c"tio.
To max !is.Il p: oof III support Of his claim i;lG
TINT sItid mo II viii be nude ''u!orc the Register
and Receiver ut liapid City. s. d., on June 13,
1892, viz:
ALBERT +. ACK
Dec!aratory Statement Gil5, Tor the W Z : w !,
sec 1, II -, NV Z. sec II twp :; II, T. @ =, Is. IL. NJ.
He names the %io.iowin WITNESSES 10 prov,
his continuous Residence upon N d cultivation ol
said land. viz: Robert Lr>f Fred w. Ten
ney, Allson HoNeS Ir,,G i. l;ulkel. all ol
Bend, $. ID. .LuSs. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office, Rapid City, s. D.

June L. 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention to
make communication proof in support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver at Rapid City, s. D.,
on July 8, lSaa. viz:
JAMES WILLIAMS.
TO. II. No.11S8 for the elaa nwaasw ne x sec
22. twp = n r II e. B. II. N.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
al. sail land, viz: james s. Henderson. Joseph
Beem, Isaac BEEN, Mt.lon Welsh, all Of Rapid
Cify. &. ID. J.P. LUsE, Register.
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Two Abashed Youths.

Two young ladies got into an cleo
trio car recently. One was pretty. AL
the seats were taken. Two young men
were sitting together. Said one to the
other-in German: elm going to give
my seat to the pretty girl The other
replied, also in German; swell, 1 sup
pose I must give mine to the ugly one.
then" Both young ladies accepted the
kindness and thanked tho kind young
men--in German.
Spring styles now ready at Dean 81.
mon & Co.'s.
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1t is a truth in medicine that the small
est dose that performs the cure is the best.
De Wits Little Early Risers arc the small
est pills, will perform the cure and are the
best. Engle Il Son.
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Notice 10 Cieiito.s.

In the matter OF the estate oi Mary Toleu.
worth, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Earnest Il. w. SC il"i,icr, executor OF the lHst
will OF Nary Toitnwul.tii, ,rtrtsri, To the cred
itorS Of, ..,il III! persons having claims against
the said deceased. 10 exhibit tilrm with tllt
necessary vouchers, within innr months ;.ft,i
the first puh;ic;tti"i ri tins 'oti"r. I" the SaiG
executor or to John Laithrr. his authorized
agent or attorney, nL his uIiir. III iiapil City
in The cou..ty OF Pennington. State Of soii;i
Dakota.
Dated at Eaiid city. 5. ~, 1892.
ERNEST l.. ". Schneider,
Executor OF TIE estate Of Mary TudcnWnrth
deceased. 4 l3-X-l
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Toilet of Il Cat.

Cats, large and small, make the most
careful toilet Of any class of animals,
excepting some of the opossulni.. The
lions and tigers wash themselves in ex.
actly the same manne us the cat, wet
ting the dark, india rubber like ball OF
the fore foot and the inner toe, and
passing it over the face and behind the
ears. The foot is thus at the same
time a face sponge and brush. and the
rough tongue combs the rest of the
body. Hares also use their feet to
wash their faces, and ;he hare's foot is
so suitable for q brush that it is a ways
used to apply the "pa' mt" to the fa.o
for the stage.
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Il dull, spir;tiess ana stupid; if yon
blood is thick and sluggish: if your appt
tlte is capricious and uncertain, you been
a Sarsaprilla. For best results take De
Wits, Engle& Son.
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KOyisll Rivalry.

my fathers an Odd-fellow"
boasted a little boy.
':My fathers q Freemason:" re.
piled the other; AN that's higher.
for the hod fellows wait on the ma.
sons. Smith. Gray & Co. . Monthly.
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rnFs s.,d a photograph ct once and
FnF like portrait in coloRs, pack and
BaEh5 ship it free, if you viii exhibit ii
to your friends, and send ninety cents with photo
to pay packing and transportation charges. We
deliver portrait to your town absolutely free;
we prepay all charges. Write address or photo.
Be sure 10 mention color of eyes and hair; IL rcd
cheeks mention it. No stamps.
NiELSoN-DEAN All co.
- n. CLARK ST. CnIcaSo. IT,.
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Notice

Farmten miles north OF Rapid City. seven
miles east Of Piedmont. one hundred and sixty
acres, ninety acres pow land. the b;t!..nc" GOOD
hay land. P.tnty OF good spring water and
stock water; vii! rent for o.a-thir'l of crop OF
cash rent. ". {. BURTON,
Ir.:>h!ii. Meade county. :. d.
CTRAYEn-From RAPID City about April |.
y 4 buckSkin pony. white SPOT in forehead.
Branded % on left shoulder. Five dollars re.
ward will be paid for his return.
BARNEY CARROLL. Rapid City, 3. ID.
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ENSTRAY--tame to my place about the 2Sth
l1 of May, one bay work horse, white face,
shod all around.
Branded on left ,S6$s b. N. OLIVER.
shoulder Niewield, s. d
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DESCRIPTION.

HONEST JONI is a coal black, seventeen hands high and weighs
over 100. He was foaled in Iowa and brought to the. Hills in 8S
by the John Dunning, of Rapid Creek. The value ofHonest John as a
sire can be best established by his colts which can be seen on Rapid
and Box Elder creeks. The horse is under the care ofT, R. DeWolf
an experienced horseman.
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HONEST JOHN

The Percheron and Shire Stallion
HONEST JOHN has been purchased by
Messrs. DeWoIf and Cordes and will
stand as follows: At residence Of T. r
DeWolt, Mondays and Tuesdays; at res
idence of Henry Cordes, Wednesdays
and Thursdays; and at the Red Barn
Rapid City, Fridays and Saturdays.
TERMS: Eight dollars to insure living
colt. Parties disposing Of mares before
time offoaling will be held for the service
fee, Every care will be taken to prevent
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JAMES WILLIAMS.
Nosice of PubIicatIon.

May s, 1892.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
IN med settler has fled notiee OF his intention
TO make final proof IN, iipp orf 81 MS claim, and
hat saf fAlroof will be made before the Register
Md Receiver 1T Rapid ~ s. p on June IS,
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Rapid City. 6. n.l
Anril 90 1900 (

Notice Is hereby given that til. following
named settler has iilr,i notice OF ms intention /,
make final proof i'll support OF lis claim, ;tn'
that said proof will be ih;t,i. before the Register
and Receiver ut Rapid City, S. d., on June .
lSlD Viz.
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1. KnLANp

II. ELSA for lie s !s.i.e I atdaotssl ilnc y,
sec g, twI5I ~, e e,gB. fi,.5N s.ss.s his
He names the following witnesses ~ props nas
said land, viz: Chandler Kirspatriek. lanes
fsrnse William Strong. John II. Hunt. 81 9!
: . = NJ ~. 4 y $1,000 4. &1IrsE, Register
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[Gom. letter &c" April ., 1921
Motto. for Publication.

La:.d Office at Rapid City. s. D..
May Bird, 1882.
N,o.ica is hereby given that rhe following
Named s.''aisi has hast notice OF iSilltentlont to
make ;It. ,,r,ui III support tf lis claim, and
1:,it; ~. ar,,, i NIL lie nude before the Register
and i;r.tc.Nrr.a. \: .,.;l city. South Dakota on
Jane :a,lt, 1882. VIZ;
AUGUST CARTIER,
~teviset. AN! heir At law OF Constant Carter, de
G. q = l.. ioi t.e NV u ne I le Z INV and SCI n%ii
sc II. Twp ) u, T. e, Is. IL. NJ.
He it.nir TIE foy.o.,iag witnvssos to prove ms
conc ,.u;i> rrsit."ntp upon and cultivation oil
sli, .ai,i VIZ: rierre :,noit, Louis Osteya,
liocS iu.rier, uiner Bcnoit. All OF Grashul, S D.
j. p. LUsE, Register.
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D.. S. GS27, for the nc'., see, II, twp9n, 70 e.,
i. Ii. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon AMI cultivation OF.
said lald. viz: Robert %lirSkllic, Fred ". Ten.
ney, JIG hn Mack. Albert Mick, ali If Bend. :. ID
}. +. IlrSE, REGISTER.
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Notice of Pubiicatinn,

7TS1751ET l-55T--1 It!f1 MIME 1T dpUUSltF,-s
May 3 1892.
Motto is hereby given tfat the loilowins-
named settler has fled notice OF his intention to
make tiral pro,,t IN sup.Nsrt of his claim. and
that sa,d proof viii! be in ide beiare the Register
3 viz:
SELMA a. WILLIAMSON
II. Il. l4t,G, Tor the NV 4 .ile Z he NV Z. and
lot ], ses. Z. twp I =, l. 9la ;tIiia ne i ne K, see II,
w l i. L & e, iGit M
He it;,inesf The %tioyiiig witnesses to ittyc his
continuous Residence upon and cultivation OF,
said lit,i.l, viz: James Crockett, William a.
Warrell. Volna A.. Warren, Isaac j. Gray. all
OF Ras,id tity,S. u. j. T.. i.usE. REGISTER.