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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08

Under md by v'rtne OF an Execution issued C't
If the District Court vi the Fourth Judicial bis.
trict OF the Itste ~ Idaho. III and for Ai,uras
county. On the IT. day If jhnu ry. A ~. 1858 ia
TIE ao'Nr entitled actiuA, Whreln John Sic! ar
la"e. James Snth' rlspn, .nd ! y swift. tn.
Ar"vt.na,net p'si.t ifs. obtained a III Rm.ni
ssaiirst Kat pews. Henry B.Ns, j. W. ttodsmah
Helen iioien!Hn. K loang, " McGorhi,k
Allx Mlliluai, A L. Haker. hober: Dou., sss
Chas. Weihl }"hu Gro m u ulrirh Cnas >ohn
kobD. y. Foley. Il. Nnilan. Il johnson. u d :.
y. Hen,u gton, d, fen,hhts. uH the Jtn tay of ian
"ary, a. D. 1873. to- tn of 1871 20 III lawful
muncy ~ the oLiieti Stats besides iute~-st a. L.
pc- cnt from ruary 9th, 80: and costs. | ain
commanded Z" 81 II all lmts. pIec g. ur
rrrceis Of land situete. reg and b. ng in the
county IT A tIr.s. state of la-ho, and b. unde i
aEG described rs follows to-wit:
Y lam ncln2 n, tpe nortLe ist r'y corner of
Man and Bullion st'eets. in the town OF Il ,l,y.
| situated III SAID cUuLt, aut STAT ~ d ru tnin.
'h- ce ?orinWsstt,iy Al ny Nh. .ast-ry lin. of
-,ntw rolls on" hundred an twenty l.Ol f.tt
| a. the r.ortaer = line of !uliiol st-cet: thence
westerly NJ -g TN sii II ot 50 d Bullion str Get
one uun,ir.a snd tarnty t:2i feet 10 the place OF
| hrEnnin IT," ssin- being lots n n.t"~n ~, and
twenty :0j If block tu!t! 90, ot The SAID tuwn OF
| II al y, MS tine me IL hid wn ard pat:ed "a.
the origiual "firIal plat III said town: slsa. all
th'i- rs:.t. ttie al interes III and To- said lots.
| i'uhi notice is Ia rely given thst .n the ai.t
Nay Of Nav. a II 1891. At Ii o'clock hat
da>. t. front # tine cour.h Mss door " he
| of II nv a ar'stid wIil N obedience IL ssid
Ex-cGt 90. sell the an,v r.lesrri bed pr, pei,y ~
sn juivnept WI il iu.cr IT m costs, CO.. % II.
high rst and best bidder for lswful uoney Of the
| U4.it. .tars.
| Dated alley, Idaho this 10th day Of May, 1853
| 4. JACk ~uS.
| sh.,,tf of Alturas County
b! c. o. SAuSpERs
pepu'y sheriff.
| +. l. ENslGN. attorney for plaintiffs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08

TO volnev s Anderson. Elsnche 3. Anderson and
jerome =. Cniids:
You ar. hereby req ir.d ta appear In an action
brought against Non ny the alb We nsir ~ plaintiff
III the iistricf Court ui the Fourth Lud clal BIs-
tYict of the state OF Idaho. in ana f.r III. comfy
of Aiturn. AMI to "n-w tn. complaint hitd
tn.r,in, with zen days icxci. s,ve ri the day OF
s-rvcsl efter the service on you OF this suu,nons
served within this county; or. If sry-i oar 81
this county but W thin Thu, d, tr:r:, then within
twen,y d.!e: Oih'rWis.. within forty d.y-.
Judgment by de'mur Will b- taken rg,iust you, nc.
coruins 10 ,h- pr Yer of sad "omr'srt
The Mil ,c,ion IL ~ night 10 cot an decree 81
'hts TT fer she ,orrcl Anr- OF thst c-rtsin
n,rtg .ee dts ribei III ne said comp stint, and tx
ecuted b, tue sid Vo'nes =. Andersen an +,
bi.ach- 4 Anderson. u tn. lA:h fsy OF Mar, h.
isri. Ia secure the payment o c-rta'h prornis-
w not. If wen date herewith. ar rontbs aft.r
date, FIR $l50 end rt.vs,. thereon ~ III PER
cent per iu"'sh. sni providing for 4i5n stt'rn,ys
Zee vas iL-si'Hsea fn. its cole ctiai
made to Z. X. tl.rk-. pl .instf h.r,in; fh,t no
part of pstLc,psl or interest has h-tn pad; thrs
Dsfsp liant }. rome =. Caijs clsims S,"is IGteve.a
in the n"atgaIe,i lTDpe ". but Sh-t v~P ~ 10. u
IL suhject aud Inferior ~ psns.t.n'e N vsRsS~
thst the premises .nvey~d hv ssad u, stg.gs may
BE- Gold s"d sli~ proc es' applied ." the ps.nsnt
OF said note aud is"vtHaxe; sud IN &C en- n ..
csedS not sufficient 10 Wy tse sxna.. Ass "a
ohtsin esecutiOn sasinst s~td HOInsy =. A,.sass
s"n sns hl.nchs =. An"',-"n ,'r tut S.s.ns. ~
mSIni,,g du.; SUD NJ. tina: the said dets ais az
aud sit rerS'I,'s claiming by. tBroulh Or ucd. .
m IL NAV b. barred aus fo,e"l 's~i OF ell RI. b,
tti.. cram. hen. EQUITY OF rPi~,up ion and inter
-st in and IL Ss'd nI"rtergrsi pf. mis-s: and fps
IN ? s.., su,tstr r@lir:. vii In y- ui,y sppe n
by ref seEce ~ the mi'l nn, n n. h"Ieln.
An y.u AZ hereby naf,ned TINT ~ u fAiI q
! ,rp.sr an the said a,plr,nt . sbov.rs
| rair~d. ilt ss,d p,,in.iT viii lly to TIL eo1r
tor the relief ''enisDd q !. the -~ta complaint.
| G!,en under ~ hsrd and the Scsi of the III.
| $3.50. triGt rour. n tbs Fourth Iudicisi Dis
tricf Il tho State IL I,3io. in std Toy tn.
| SEAL Co',n'y of Ai.nrss. TINS as, dsy q.
(: Mar n, tn IN yesr II nur Lord ore thou
| 1890. san eight hundred ard ninst f. -tbvea
| ". GARRETT, Clerk.
BY s. c. ioHS. Deputy il.rk.
| X. =. Br'ilEa. plaistiN'. attorney.
~ xa.,l. 1T. a.,s.l L..
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08
Notice for Publication.

HoMEsIEAD PROOF.
Land L fice ss Eailey, Idaho.t
April /, 1892.
Notice 10 hereby given thsttlIs following named
settler hss hled notice of h ATTENTION to mak'
Anal proof In support o. hit cls:n. and that said
proof will be made before the Register snl Re
estvsr at HALEY. Idaho. on May =, ieY,. Wig:
WESLEY MYERS
for the SWA of the NWA Sec. 80, Township 3.
north Of Range IS east.
He nance tire following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land. viz:
]. 8. Waters, Jacob Miser. Thomas Miser. and
George u. knight.
All OF Hatlsy, Idaho.
VT. RILEY.
pd Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08
Notice for Publication.
7ixDsa CULTURE vRoov.
Land Once At HALEY. idaho. /

June 90, 1893.
Notice IL herr b given that
JARED PECK
Ms aleA notice OF tAssotten 20 make hnsl proof
bofoso the He0iaI ~ and R-cetvsr at HIS % IN
AsAley, idaho. - Monday. tire 2,st AAy ~ August
1922. =, tiMbs culture app ieniioH n" 10. fos ths
n Is MN ~ ~ NWA 81 Sec. ~. Tp north Of
AaAse 10 sasl.
He naMss - vttnesses:
Ira 4. war. q, siRei Norrsli. Frank worthine.
toe. Wiilism 9mli,f"sa.
Al OF Cytchtou, Idaho.
W.T.. RIIFY,
k-rister.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08

Action brought In the pistict Court OF the Fourth
Judi 'iaI district of thu state II il,hc. in AM
for the county OF Ai'urss. ana thu complaint
filed ia said ruuity OF Altur.s, III the office OF
the clerk OF said istri,t Court.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08

4. K. Clarke. Plaintiff, 1
vo'ney 8. An6 cr,oD. blanche 8. An :
C.rson. anu Jerome >. CuIlas. u.-
ftuoants.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08
Notice for Publication.

HOMESTEAD Troop.
Land Office ut ua ley. Idsho,t
April II. 1893
Notice 10 hereby given that the folio win I-nume!
settler han 6led notice Of his int htn 70 II ak.
anal pr0cf Ia supper, Il hts clam sad thnt ssi'
proof will be made before the Register snd Ee-
eeivsr It HALEY. Idaho on Msy ~. 1898, VIZ:
GEORGE Z. FERRIS.
for the NWA Sec. II, lp .. north Of Range %
Dasl.
He names the following witnesses ~ prove his
continuous restdence upen and Gu tivGtiou CT, Said
land, viz:
Albert n. Cumn,tnGs, 81 Lost ,i,e:, Idaho. md
Henry HarRsr. Frank Asrger, Antoine Vos0. Oh
Arco. Idaho.
W r. RILEY.
Register
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict of tue state OF Idaho, IN aud for the
county OF Alturss.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08

XXyASTEb-srleaMan 60 travel for Wholesale
w Whisky firm. Fine sse good- speciality
Address. with stamped daEsessa envelope. Loeb
be4 w. LaxtoSton, ". aplSV
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08
Honest We rk

" lopuooA ~ eapitall II You wean business
6sop . 8 card end get ssme fscta that will opel
yoae sysel legitimate line Of eoc.is. and hsn~sf
- voa1oA ~ tntEo1uee them IN town and com.
n. ooo1 UoeBS AAAgeaa, = oncss %. b0x Sae.
0110na0s q
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08

Notice-Timber Culture.
Land OfNce at H,ilcy. Ilsho,.
June ~. 1898.
Notice 10 hereby given that
WILLIAM NcCANN
hss aled notice Of his Intention e. mike iss)
proof before the Register and keceIv.r n: then
once in dsiley. Ida on Thurs lay the 10Th day %
July, 1893. % fisAber culture application No. 49,
for the SWA Of Sec. 1, Up. l south. Of Range II
~aOk
He names - witnesses:
VIM. W. Smith, George johnson, Herbert Car
penteE, Jaanea McCann.
All Of Soldier. Idaho.
". T. RILEY.
u Kegistef
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08
WE TELL YOU

nothing new when we sia.e tina: ii pays TO engage
in u permanent, most healthy and pleasant Guai.
Sucl Is tile bnsinrs. we oAer the working class.
We teach :.iem how to make money rapidly, aud
guarantee ever who follows our Instructions
faithfully the making OF $500 Go = month.
Every one wdo 'akcs hold now and works will
surely and speedily increase their earnings; there
can be no question about j.; others now at work
are doing it, and you, reader. can do the same
This is the best patia business that YOU have
ever had t:ia c.i.Ece To secure. You will make u
grave mistake II vou fail to give 1t trial Il, once.
If YOU gasp til" situation, and act quickly, you
will directly lind Yourself in most prosperous
business, at which YOU can surely make and save
large sum, of money fhr results OF or y few
hours work will often equal week, IageS.
Whether yOu are Oh or yOIny, man or woman, it
makes no difference, do Us We tell you, and sue
will meet Won at tlie very start. Neither
experience or capital necessary. Those who work
for us -. rewarded. Wnu no. write to-day tor
full particulars, tree u. e. ALLEN n co,
Box No A.O, Augusta, Ne.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Louis Zanct.i. D.
ceased.

Notice 70 here',y giv,s that Ls"e-s Of Admins.
r. t.oR ~ the ss'at. ~ louis Zsuchi. decreased.
w-r~ gvsatt 4 10 th. unaersiC. rn ne 21fh .,sv
~ .hrasry, 1925 by the PROBATE Court of Alturss
county.
III persens h.vinr rtstms ~ iNst said e.tst- are
..u,iir~d ~ exhibit them To TO- allow rnc- a.
my once In Bailey Idaho. within tn mortas A.
t.. data of this notice. OF thy shall be- forever
barred.
THIS a7th day Of February. 1893.
W. h. WATT,
Administraaoe
yssss puhlisattea: Narsh ], iaoA
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08
Notice Of Sale on Execution.
SNERsFF'S SALE
REAL PROPERTY.

John NrFarlsne. Janaa Sutherland. and
J. u. Swift, Plaintiffs,
Kat" Bows, lienry hews, J. II. Eodgman,
He1en todgm.n. q Il. Young. W. =.
MrCCr.irk. Alex WihmsD. 4. L. Walk
er, II b. TT Don iss.. Chas N.ihl, John,
hr"ni. N UirIch, Ches kun, NJ.
Knln. q Folly. II Mullen. ". John
son. and ". Il. Heninston. Defendants
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
TIMBER ovLrURs PIOov.
Land Once ut HALEY, Idsho,(
June ~, 1898.
Notise 10 hereby given that
ERASTUS HECEETuORN
has Alsd notice Of int. ntien to mako proof be.
toIe the ReRieter aud Receiver st hal xy, Idaho.
On saturday. ihe 2'ud day Of Julv. 1894. timber
culture application No 7. for the E,s Of the NJ y
ewA OF MEN and SEX VI NMA OF sec. "a. Tp.
I nosth. Of Range ~ east.
He naues ~ Witnesses:
John Mineas. Elisha A. vsden. 3. r. King. Of
Soldier, Ids.;
3. 4. White. Of HALEY, Ida.
W.T.. RILEY.
heaister.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08
HALF-GOLIEG SHOES,

This cut shows you young workman half.
eohng shoes which cen b. very DiceIy done By
any boy with these tn.la. after little practice
either on leather or rubber. and ps,ches can bs
suitably cen,snted ou til. finest .hoe made BY M.
ing thr leather cement " hich goes with this ont.
1T. The rubber cement il slss oftsn found con.
vrh'tnt and there IL ne better made. Il will
men" your rubber bouts and shoes and your rub
ber coat ~ well.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-08

tn" ci'mp th's by ia using n sewing q strsp
ana which Is c"ht.intd in The ostHt will prove 70
be one Of the hsnii+tt tools that could b. plseeA
IN the house. 1t can be used for hundreds Of
thine sn' handy boy can earn good wages b.
doing repairing for the neighbess.
The record-union., 1893-01-21
Plays and Novels.

Most people have a very clear conceD-
ton of what a good play ought to be. and
Of the precise extent TO which realism can
be effective without being offensive. But
it is strange, and it is a bad sign Of the
times, that persons who would not tOler-
ate coarse play read novels little. if at
all, short of indecent. An answer sug-
gests itself which may be comprehensive
as an explanation, but is insufficient as
an excuse. In our Anglo-SaXon social
system the young girl is everywhere, and
if the shade of Sterne will allow me to
say so. we temper the wind of our real
ism to the sensitive innocence of the
ubiquitous lamb. Once admit that the
young girl is to have the freedom OF our
theater, and it follows, and ought to fol-
low, and very generally does follow, that
our plays must be suited to maiden ears
and eyes. 1t is a good thing that this
should be so, but the effect is rather
strange. The men who hear plays in Eng
lish are not, perhaps, much more moral
than their contemporaries of Paris,
Vienna and Berlin. We like to believe
that our women are better than those of
foreign nations. We owe it TO them to
put more faith in them because they are
our own-our dear mothers and wives and
sisters and daughters, for whom, if we be
men, we mean to do all that men can do.
But we are all men and women neverthe-
less, and human, and we have the
thoughts and the understandings of men
and women and not of school girls Yet
the schoolgirl practically decides what
we are to hear at the theater and. so faras
our own language is concerned deter
mines to a great extent what we are TO
read.-F. Marion Crawford in the Forum
The record-union., 1893-01-21
500 ] Street. cor. 9Th. Sacramento.

EXCELSIOR DRIFT GOLD MINING
IL Company. Location of works. Cedar
Grove sierra County, Cal. Location Of prInci-
pal place of business, sacramento City Cal
Notice Is hereby given that at a regular
meeting OF the Directors, held on the twenty
eighth t2oth) day Of December, 1892, An as
sessment no. 4 of two % cents per share was
levied ON the capital stock Of the corporation.
payable Immediately to the Secretary, at the
Office of the company in Sacramento CITY,
California.
Any stock on which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY. the thirtieth
t3othl day OF January, 1898 VIII be delin-
Quent and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and, unless payment is made before.
viii be sold on MONDAY, the third (3dl
day OF March, 1898, 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board of Directors,
J. j. BAUER, Secretary.
Office, 30o1S ] street up stairs. Sacramento
CITY. Cal. d3I-1aw5tS
C,END THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
~ friends in the last.
The record-union., 1893-01-21
BTG BRITISH SALARIFS

What John Bull Pays the Officials of
His Government.
The Prime Minister, as such, receives
no salary The following are the princi-
pal offices of the British Government,
with the salaries attached:
The record-union., 1893-01-21

bles about them wildly. 1t beats the
s!unted frs until they toss along the no
rlzon edge like the names OF chargers
spurred TO conflict or flight. And be-
You'd low, Jagged clouds sweep and drift
re-entering their tenantless plains to re-
occupy their voiceless land.
EDGAR l.. WAKEMAN.
The record-union., 1893-01-21

Then there is the Secretary to the Ad-
miralty, whose salary is $4,000 year, and
other Under Secretaries and Secretaries
10 boards with salaries of 81, COO or s., 800.
The record-union., 1893-01-21

An extraordinary sentence was passed
upon murderer in Neuruppin, GER
many, couple Of weeks ago. The crimi-
nal was workman who had murdered
his two children and afterward nutilated
the bodies in shocking manner He
was sentenced to undergo fourteen years
Imprisonment at hard labor, and at the
expiration ofthe term to be executed.
The record-union., 1893-01-21

Dudley-By Jove, there's messenger
boy running; it must be something i'm
portant. Gray-Nes, he's in hurry to
get a comfortable seat by the car stove.
The record-union., 1893-01-21
PARIS, January Z, 1893.

Perhaps it is the wizard witchery of
Scott, as poet and novelist. perhaps the
radiant romance Of all Scottish border
land, but you never tire of tender Tweed
vale and its sweetly-tiowing stream. You
are not the first TO feel this. The old
monks loved the valley and dotted the
TWeedside with splendid monasteries
Their grazing lands were the richest,
their cattle the finest, their grain of the
plumpest kernel, and their fruit the
sweetest in all Britain. Tradition has it
that the fine old apple orchards, still
standing here, were planted by these
cowled and sandaled folk. That must
| have been hundreds OF years ago. But
these rare old trees are big, gnarled and
gray enough for that. Little hamlets
have grown up within and about these
ancient orchards. Weavers' villages they
once were. The clack OF the dusty loom
is now still, but there are quaint old nests
housing quaint old folk who have ri
pened and mellowed in these sunny
places along the Tweed, until they tit
into their orchards environment as the
orchard themselves blend with the rest
ful landscape.
If you have wandered up and down the
Tweed perhaps of all these brae-side
nests you have found Gattonslde, by Mel
rose, the dreamiest and quaintest. Leav-
ing the glorious abbey to your right you
saunter along d shadoWy road overarched
with Scotch frs and beeches, cool and
fragrant. on the one side is ancient st.
Cuthbert's and moss-grown mill and
dam. Tiny fields, with tidily-stocked
grain, rise in patches of yellow, gray and
green on the other. At the end of the
vista now and then flashes the blue Of
| the Tweed. Then an old suspension
| bridge is crossed. Above and below
anglers stand waist deep in the river, and
few carts are taking gravel from its
shining bed.
A little further on groups of old peas
ant women, pauslng now and then to
bless the Covenanters, or boil new brea
from an old scandal, are cutting thistes
and weeds with sickles at the waterside.
These brambles will be dried to help
piece out the meager fuel in the near Win
ter days. At the village edge the road
ends, or rather blends into a score OF
century beaten paths, for Gattonside has
no street. Each Off thatched houses, as
| if with touch of Scotch obstinacy, sets
| its face toward its own liking, but all
have the Tweed and its songs Just below
them, and every enc has its orchard in
closed with a yellow or white sinuous
wall. Huge as oaks are these knotted
| old apple trees, but their well-pruned
| braches are bending even to the cottage
| roofs with such loads of ''rosy-cheeliJ',
apples, that their scarlet blends strangely
with the red tiles, and gives the village
| the appearance of gorgeous cloak spread
upon the emerald OF the hillside When
the blossoms are lush in the spring time
| what glory of color must lie under the
sun here in old Gattonside.
| If men live in the village your keenest
gaze cannot find them. 1t is shopless,
save where in one little window sweet
ies'' of ancient make and favor are ex-
The record-union., 1893-01-21
LADIES Or SACRAMENTO.

l sell Mrs. NJ Nettie Barrison's
world-famed Toilet Articles. None so good.
Every lady can positively have health and
beauty by using them.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-02
GAS FoR COOKING.
Its Usc IN EaGllnd IL Increasing Hni
becoming wig rr5utab'c.

Its Use IN EaGllnd Il Increasing AMI
becoming vry Profitable.
While electricity is trcnchinG so
seriously upon the fold of gas light
ing any recent application of gas
which leads to an extension OF its
consumption is of Importance to gas
producers. Some foreign companies
seem to have dono this quito success
fully in ut least one direction
At the recent Dundee meeting OF
the North British association OF gas
managers, ono member, Mr.. }. Ball
antyne. Of Rothcsay, stated that his
company had gained an increase OF
consumption of at least 40 pcr cont
in about six years. due to cooking by
gas among its customers The gas
company furnishes tho cookers to its
patrons at 4 rontai OF ton per cent OF
the list cost price per annum which
charge also includes putting them in,
taking them away and keeping them
in order. About eleven per cent OF
the customers arc supplied. His and
other companies have not only found
this u profitable part of their market
but il has the added advantage o.
being nearly a daylight consumption.
thus tending to clualizc the demand
on the plant. -Engineering Record.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-02

cubs got in tho way and my heart
sank. The Old tiger gave the cub a
playful cuff which sent it rolling tc
one side. The next instant pulled
the trigger--and my heart stood still
My aim had not wavered hairs
breadth. The snap OF tho rifle was
mingled with a fierce yell from the
tiger, and tho long barred body
Strengthened itself up into tho air
and fell over almost ON tho top OF
me. The Cubs shcered Off in great
CONSERVATION. sat up and drew II
long breath OF thankful relicr. Tho
tiger lay beside me, stone dead.
! was too weak TO walk at once, so
| leaned against tho body of my
vanquishcd foe and rested. My
shoulder was by this time setting up
an anguish that made mo think little
OF my other injuries. Nevertheless,
the sccnc about me took on glow OF
exquisite color. So great was the
reaction that the very sunlight
seemed TRANSPORTED. / knew | fairly
smiled us | raped the cubs on
the mouth with my rifle bar-
rel. / felt no inclination to
shoot tho Youngsters, but |
would have no more Of their over.
ardent attentions, The animals soon
realized this, and lay down in tho
sand beyond my reach, evidently
waiting for their mother to reduce
mo to proper submission. | must
have lain there half an hour, and
my citation was rapidly subsiding
before tho agony in my shoulder,
when at last my man, Guniect, APP
pcarcd, tracking the tigers traces
with stcalthy caution.
He had not waited TO go for help
but had followed up the beast with
out delay. vowing to save me or
aycnge me before he slept The
cubs, on his approach, had run of
into tho covert, so We set out at once
for the post When | got there
was in u raging fever, which, with
my wounds, kept me laid lfp for three
months. On my recovery | found
that Gunjeot had gone the next day
and captured the two cabs. which he
had sent down the river to Bcnares,
while the skin of the old tiger was
spread luXuriously Oh my lounge.