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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-07
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life TO an old or over worked horse. Is
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-07
Hon. Board of Supervisors:

Hon. Board Of Supervisors:
Gentlemen:
The following is a correct list Of poor
orders drawn by me for the month Of
June 1894:
Anna Marksman 200
Nancy Marksman 100
Miss Harriet Head 6.0)
Mrs. Ester Mitchell 200
Mrs. Elijah 600
VIM. Hendricks 800
Mrs. Nancy Piquette 90
Rebecca Fountain sickness, 500l
Total 80 90
July ?, 1894
j. @. McKERNAN.
Supt. of The Poor.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-07

Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
lsa certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulfted Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-07

AL SouPOh. uHSbto WI thO hOithCI
peninsula sell tickets via the Milwauk
& Northern r. r.
Passengers desiring sleeping car
comodations can secure same by inQu
ing Of local ticket agent at Marquette
by telegraphing Republic.
Telephone W. f. TYLER, Commercial
agent, Republic, Mich.
GEO. II. HEAFFORD,
Gen'l Pass. Agt., Chicago, III.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-07

So far this year the shipments OF iron
ore from Escanaba have been about SO
per cent OF what IT was last year at this
time. The prospects are that the output
Of ore from that point will not exceed L.
900, 600 ton.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-07
DROBATE ORDER.

ELMER f HAIsEY,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
ArrnRNoov SESSION.
w. ". Mnissmson Nominated for Gov
crnor by Accianintion.

DALLAS. Aug. 29..when the chairman
nounted the rostrum. Caldwell OF Bra
gos county got the floor and suggested
that the platform be cleared OF all but
"the 400 ~ the republican party, men
who were prominent for their service.
and II Billy Houilhan was IN the hall
he would second tho suggestion. TINS
the gentleman from Galveston inms-
diatoiy ala.
The chair recognized n u. Hnnney'
chairman Of the eredentinls committee.
who made his report which Is aa fol-
lows.
To w T. Crawford temporary chair
man republican state conventions
we. your committee on credentials,
bog leave TO report as foliows;. Whole
number OF delegated 10 which tho con-
vc4Non ~ entitled 7sg,
We md the dgiegaiaa from the dif-
ferenf counter duly accredited ~ per
the attached iiHt. There were cpntohta
frou-the following ceuniien: Cameron,
ceiveaton. McIenDan ana navarro. "
cameron county we reccommend that
me doIsratIon headed by X IS. Henifro
Ne eea.es: The delegation from navarro
county headei by d. J. Nichols, ana IN
no caoe Of AcIsennsn county ihs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Dissatisfaction over tho Delay OF
the Credentials Committee.

the Credentials Committee.
Dallas. Aug. 29--rhe convention was
called to order ut $50 this morning, hut
na the credentials committee was not
ready TO report, recess was taken
until 1850 ut which time 1t was expect
ed the convention could get down to
work
AZ IL o'clock Chairman Crawford
rarpsd for order and announced that
tho secretary had some communice.
lions, kilograms. etc, to read TO tho
convention.
The chair announced that he had been
Informed that the credentials commit
tee would not be ready TO report until
O'Clock or later.
The convention voted down cvcry
motion TO adjourn, ans ] II Holt OF
Sun Antonio, u oolored delegate. moved
that the present committee be dischnrg-
ed nnd a comnittee appointed that
could agree. HIS motion was met with
shouts OF approval from the coiored
contingent
Mr. Rosenthall obtained tho iioor
and said that tho committee Ind prac-
tically agreed, ana that n minority re-
port was being prepared. and that n
the convention would adjourn until
o'clock both fepOrtA would be ready.
He thcraupon renewed hia motion aud
the convention sdjoprned untit that
time.
There were loud mutterlngH OF discbn-
toni among the cOlorcd followers OF
Quincy at tho action Of theStommittec
on credentials, One big colored dele
gate expressed the sentiment OF his fell
lows thus. "Dnt committee "a enemies
10 Mr. Quincy and dey knows that lota
OF us niFRers hasn't got 'nouHh money
10 stay here always, 10 dey IL holdln'
out tIll we all 20 home when dey VIII
curry deir point Yves Eittln' tad OF
dis RnK law buslnesa."
Y A number Of the leading white dele
gates condemn what they term the ar
bitrary and unheard OF method OF this
committee.
That the committee was stocked. that
Judge Moore and Chairman Crawford
were present during part OF the hes-
sion (the committee having met IN
Judge Moore's room); that Colonel Din
ton and a. NJ Robinson. both from
contested counties, were members, ana
numerous other charges were circulated
md used vigorously, ms was anown by
the disconnected convention at inc
morning session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
NAMED THE TICKET
The Republican Convention
Presents Its Nominees.
THE PLATFORM DEMANDS
Democracy Charged With the
COuntry's Woes.
The PLATFORM DEMANDS
ALL GOOD MEN ARE PUT UP.

After the Credentials oo@m,t,ee
Finished Its Lnsors the oonvea-
ton Was DrouEh, 10 close In
Hurrs-No oontes, for Any rIae.
ON the Ticket
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
| rnrsIpnNr N NIaw HoI,ll.
talks with n Light Step md
Looks Well.

8alks with n Light Step and
Looks Well.
| York, Aug. 29.-President Cleve-
sn route to Gray Gables, arrived
3pernsylvania railroad depot, Jer-
EW at 1905 this afternoon and
Ately went on board the light
isnder. John ID. Rogers. which
hing at the Adams Express pier,
1ng his arrival. The president left
Iigton at 1870 o'clock by the con-
aal express and occupied Presi-
obsrt's private cars. He was oc-
thltd by Secretary Lamont, Pri-
eretary Thurber and DR.. Bryant,
tlical attendant. When Mr.. Cleve-
t.epped on the railway platform
liked between Secretary Lamont
Private Secretary Thurber to the
~ elevator. Two secret service
thlked behind the president and
and on reaching the elevator 1t
/ once lowered. He declined to
Any observations to n number Of
ifs who We're present. Having
through the depot, the process
insisting OF two sailors Of the
house ship, the president, with
isfy lamont and Private Secre-
hurber. the two secret service de-
and two more light house SER
Feh, walked down TO the pier, at
\ Of which the tender was moor
soon as he embarked the presi-
falked aft and sitting down en-
INTO conversation with Private
1afy Thurber and Dr. Bryant.
fsnt Cleveland looked fairly well
lksd with n light step, He wore
\ ind pepper business suit and soft
hat The John d. Rogers in a
ninutes steamed away for Gray
II Secretary Lamont said tho
sat was feeling pretty well and
r. Incident worthy of mention had
~ during the run from Washing
Jersey City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

antonio, Tex. Aug. 2s.-Dr. An
uneally, who accidentally
leg and then deliberately MUIR
~ own baby. vigorously dis
esihg inRane or cocaine fiend,
me TACT Of being in jail twenty
aour without drug or without
rpRsFent effects. He says he Killed
~ TO get It out OF its misery
Msnt have done 50 in a moment
Fea'al alteration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
ySSsIllL, LII, TT
!, vs.. Antique JOURNALISM.

e.,e,te receives and prints
ran of Associated Press news
-. 10 Texas, taking the full
member OF the Associa-
aver n leased wire.
..iyeN and prints more news
IN stRte at large than noy
daily newspaper in North
-. not print essays, speeches
[.tributions on miscellaneous
'. not "sprend" every item to
i ssse n possible. II instructA
3rsspondcnts ns foiiowsi 4
aDoIL DOWN."
an want ~ Texas ncwspr -
,.lIs NIL the news In as
Is possible, which Is MODS
Z,llsnr, you are compelled \.
IN Gazette, for IL Ii the only
Newspaper constructed after
uodei.
{ou want intermfnnbie essays,
k,Inable speeches, fnterminnbie
Il, don't take the Gazette. IL is
&aiit that way.
Igasette sells the news, In mod
9rri, Mt Il modern price.
| cents ~ week for the daily
rents u month for the daily
sndny issues.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

ioayiile. Ark. Aug. 29.-wiillam
nan. a wealthy young farmer,
intoxicated, went 10 the residence
James A. Rice and attempted
y without ringing the door bell.
faee asked him what he wanted,
,seelving no reply fired his shot
me contents went through the
sha entered Buchanan's face,
a dangerous wound. Rice
mat he thought the man at the
sas a rohber,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

y Tex, Aug. 2e.-The other day
~ antonio Judge King admitted
n me sum OF SEQ. 900 Jake Ryan.
u lau here, charged with being
me Brazzell murderers. The
1. - committed in the seventies.
~. IN made the bond, but Sheriff
~nhes for the present 10 release
L, - ~ mas never been served with
lapefs in the case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

1. lllo; Tex. Aug. 29.-About eight
" ,Issn OF here yesterday evening
4 ~gere shot and killed Jess Nc
mere was an Old feud exist
y ~ them. No one present hut
4 eau McMahan. The full par
= We're not learned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

n 90 hey call II n charity con-
n Mhy2 Great Scott, mani
= Nv Nv see how patient the au-
H-Bufraio Courier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
'lPINc PoTtieTS

|. never been brought
!, Is elegant a line of
|,'ors and patterns as
:, ssssson's productions,
| ssye opened the past
|i.ys and have on dis
| !. our north show win
line of curtains which
Lsslity and price we do
|ssIjeye can be duplicat.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08
SEMI TO CONGRESS.
The President send. In n Confidential Dis
patch from Minister wills

The President send. In n Confidential Dis
patch from Minister WINS
WASHINGTON, Feb B. The president
has transmitted to congress the dis
patch from Minister Willis last Satur-
in which he sent the letter Of Presi-
dent Dole In reply 10 his repeated and
urgent requests for specific statement
of grievances and charges against
President Cleveland 1t is as follows:
tCoNFfDENTiAL1
LOCATION or THg UNITED STATES, HOMO
LULU Hawaiian Islands. Jan H. iseL--Hon
W. @ Gresham, Secretary Of State. Sir; On
yes ierdav, at 800 D m. received Hon u.
Dolc's answer to my letter Of January I, re-
questlng him "at the earliest convenienoy" 70
give me he specifications contained in prior
letter. His answer Is about bfty pages Of
closely written ON ial paper, and has been de
livcred too late TO either copy or reply TO II In
time for the steamer leaving at p IN 70 day.
4 ere In one extract however, 10 which
think your attention should DO called. wherein
II IL stated this government has been and rotc
u subjected 10 the necessity Of Increased
watchfuiness and n large additional expense,
which but for such attitu 10 would have been
unnecessarv." The emphasis above Il mine
In previous letter OF December ~ Minister
Dole had stated the government ON es have
been placed and stu continue In a condition OF
defense AMI preparation for siege, and the CON-
munity has been placed In a state OF mind Dor.
dering on terrorism"
Some . rtions OF the letters from which these
or racts are made confirm the above state
ments, while theirs seem TO negative them
with this explanation submit them TO our
consideration The next steamer leaves here
February 3, which would place you in posses
sion NJ ME- Dole's letter and yreplS thereto
on February IS VerY re .pectfullv.
ALBERT 8 VILLA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08
NEWS NOTES.

Phosphate beds have been discovered
In Lewis and Hickman counties, Tenn.
4 case OF leprosy has been discovered
at Fort Wayne, Ind. The patient was
u Polish jew.
The senate has confirmed the nomi-
nation of Andrew d, Arnold to be post
master at Topeka, Kan; also A. Nj.
Glover ut Aurora, Neb.
A dispatch from Cettinje says that a
border fight has occurred between the
Montenegrins and Albaniaus. 1t is
added that two Of the latter were killed
and one wounded
A dispatch has been received from
Col. Dodds saying that hotly pursued
by the troops and people who have
rallied around the new king, ex-King
Behanzin. fearing he would be carried
Off, has surrendered to the French al
Ajego, near Abomey, where l placed
him under arrest"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08

ry you; ana ueny you nave i,s~. -,
put such question 10 nc
81 have the right chat love gives ne"
he burst out vehemently again. NOW.
I believe there Is somebody But you
sholl never marry anyone. N you don't
marry me; that ! swear on ny soul. -
h. exclaimed. passiohately "And you
know whether I'm a man TO keep my
word
Then, as the girl was turning away,
he went quickly to her and seizeo her
arm rather roughly.
"Will you swear to me that you care
asked, angrily.
LET me go, Mr.. Gorringe; how dare
you hold me like that7" she cried,
angrily and excitedly. her face flush.
ing with feeling.
lie loosed his hold OF her and walked
on determinedly by her side
81 mean to have an answer" he said,
dogRedly.
"You shall have no answer from me"
she replied.
Then III watch you till find out"
he said, and then they walked on in
silence.
Suddenly as they turned a sharp
curve in the road the man saw his
companion start. and troubled look
came over her face; and then he no
ticcd the color rise in her cheeks and
deeper rs tall. outstanding, handsome
young fellow approached.
"Wly, Mary, what's the natter
cried the newcomer, stopping il from
of them. Cool evening, NJ. Coz
ringc," he added, turning Tor moment
TO the latter.
Matter, Torn2 Why, nothing, OF
course" answered the girl.
Good evening, Roylancc," said Reu
ben COrrinRe: there's nothing more
thu matter than that Miss Ashworth-
Mary, that is-and I have been Tor q
walk together, and have had an inter
esting little talk. That's ALL" Ant
while he was speaking, and after lac
had finished, he looked curiously from
ono TO the other.
Indeed" said Tom Roylance, cool
ly. Then, as Mary anG have an APP
pointmeut It's my turn 10 go Tor n wall
with her. and TO have an interesting
little talls;' and as | hac fixed in The
other direction for the walk we won
trouble you 70 turn back" and withou
saying any dining more he took the girl
hand, tucked II into his arm anC
walked away with her.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08


Prawle. again. wish the fellow were
out OF Walden Bridge altogether
You know the way he eau talk to the
folk, and bow he can turn them this
way and that. Well, he's got the sack
to-day. and he vows he can bring out
the men unless Gorringc takes him on
again. And you know Gorringe."
"nle's the last man TO give way in
such thing"
That's as plain as loom, but Tin
thinking there may be trouble" and
Toms brow was puckered with a good
many frowns Of pcrplexity.
what was Gideon discharged for7"
asked Mary Ashworth.
"Why, because he's lazy. loafing,
dv-naught; and Gorringe. who does
know when a man works and when lie
loais, swears he won't have him about
the place doing naught but getting the
rest Of the hands all In tangle. Sc
he paid him off to-day anG bundled
him out OF the place neck ana crop"
80 he is lazy fellow, everybody
knows that" sai6 Mary, energetically,
land most will be glac he's gone"
Hes not gone yet, and that's the
mess"
But what is IL TO you or TO anyone
else, Tom whether MIR Gorringe keeps
him on or sends him away2'
"Oh, II you belonged 10 the union
you'd know how TO answer that ques-
tioL yourself. This is how II stands:
Gideon has got the ear o. all the oflicers
OF the society, except me, and he cal
make them believe that Gorrings has
sacked him.. not because he's an idle
chap, out because the boss knows he Is
powerful In the society, and Is aiming
blow at the unior through Gideon.
DO you see that? Well, II he succeeds
Ia that-and I'm pretty web sure hc
will-he may easily get EN- to make II
union JOB and then there IL DO mis-
chief Now you see why I'm Bit
worried
hut why does II affect you so much
ToniP asked the girl you surely
aren deceived aboutGioeono being idle
ano loaierY
NO. not likely But then, don't
you see fellow must stick 'y the
union Even II your canse isn't as
:,
take the good yarn with the bad Ia
That matter fon see, us local secre-
tary' IN scarcely free agent, my
lass In such matter I'm no cham
pion OF Dioeon; but then feel that J
can scarce go against the society. lG-
pun devll, pull baker In my case AMI
no nilstake'
"But you can tell them your op'nion'
can't YOU ComP' asked the girl who
haa grown grave nc the way her com
paL,on had spoken.
Yes ! can do hat but 1aven''
the gpt OF che CAB That Gibeoh has' nor
a 1.-THE Of the inhuenc1 he has, either. "
what shall you dor
I'm thinking shall stand cut
against Gideon, ut any risk. lass; anc
thaCs the truth, though II things came
&c pass | shan't fancy playing knob
stick | reckon that's only another
name tol traitor
II don't see why a mans traitor
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08

LOLA, Kan, Feb, al. ID, Sims and
4. Il. Strickland, both old citizens of
this place, quarreled yesterday over a
law suit, and Strickland was stabbed
three times, the most serious blow be-
ing one which severed both arteries
and all the ligaments Of the left wrist
The wounded man will survive, but
will doubtless lose the use OF the fin
gers Of his left hand.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08
CHAPTER l.
THE PROPOSAL.
"Miss Acknowledging"

"Miss Ashworth-Mary."
A dark, pretty girl, dressed in black,
who stood leaning upon u gate just In.
side the mill village of Wulkdcu
Bridge, started aud turned round, un''
a slight flush showed for moment Oh
her features, rs she heard her namc
thus spolSen.
"Mr. Gorringow
ibid startlc you out OF pleasant
reverie2" asked the man. nut il e.
zoo great pleasure 90 and You alone
Tor inc 10 resist the temptation 81
Epcsking "a you. You are not augry'
The spoolser was a thiels-set man 81
kome thirty years Of age. with large
well-shaped, reshute features 'hai
trnhstS ~ trTtair fsfcv VI wiVtesa "
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08

SEpALIA. Mo, Feb ga twenty
inch vein Of best quality bituminous
coal was struck yesterday at q depth
of twenty-three feet inside the cor
porate limits OF the citv. The mine is
to DO operated. as expert miners have
leased a largo tract OF land.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08

DENVER Col, Feb. 2-Cy Warman,
the poet of the Rockies, was taken i'll
Sunday and is now in Il precarious con:
dition. Mr.. Warman recently re-
covered in measure from a severe
fever, and is now suffering from a re-
lapse.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08

SALT LAKE. U. T., Feb 2.-General
Superintendent A. e. Welby, of the
Rio Grande Western, yesterday issued
an order restoring the wages OF all
engineers. firemen and trainmen on
that line. Wages were reduced 10 per
cent last October, and the increase in
business makes the restoration over the
syst IN possible.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08

wAsnISaToN, Feb. a-Representa-
tivcs Bland and Clark appeared before
the rivers and harbors committee and
nrauod in favor of appropriations for
The iqprovament Of the Missouri and
lazNaN1LAA lAxNgN
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08

I, W. l. nixon. county treasurer. do col
emmy swear the abov- statement 10 be true
aud correct, TO the best OF my knowledge
and belief. W. L. NIXON,
Treasurer,
ByO. u. PATrIs1s, Deputy.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
90th day OF January. A. D.. iset.
T.E. EoTToRF,
lvsAL, csMg CstE
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08
COUNTY
Treasurer's Report.

Report Of the County Treasurer OF
Dickinson County, Kansas showing
balances in hts hands for quarter
ending Jan. 22nd, A. D., 694.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-02
AN ASTEDILUVI1N JAW.
The Giant Fossil Homes Unearthed In =
Connecticut Muck swamp.

Connecticut Muck swamp.
BROOKLYN. Conn, Aug. 2s.-while there 10
nothing to indicate that the plesiosaurus, the
megatherium, the ichthyosaurus. and the mas.
todon were ever numerous enough in the Nut.
meg State to make frst-class hunting here,
nevertheless at least one mastodon was dug I'D
in the commonwealth q number OF years ago,
and Farmer Dexter Young OF this old-tins
New England village among the eastern Con.
necticut hills believes that he has bagged tie
theft " of another one. .
Mr.. Young, who Is a prosperous and influential
farmer of this town, got his game in a muck
swamp, as was the case with the gigantic skel.
eton exhumed at Sheridan. o.. recently. Indeed,
II was the finding of that fossil, as reported in
THE Sun. that suggested to him the probability
that the bones he had unearthed from time l.,
time in the past six months in his muck swamp
were once the property, no doubt, of a
huge antediluvian beast. Unlike Farmer
Dahlman's Sheridan skeleton, Mr.. Young's
mastodon was taken out Of the earth in pieces:
in fact, the liberal way in which his bony frame
almost convinced him that the eeritter m1st
have been hit by a nitro-gelatine projoctile from
a prehistoric pneumatic gun.
been digging bitches through the, muck swamp
on his big farm, unearthed, a lot ~
BONES possibly sesSfIy whose whose t dHS ess an Od reaS n
were greater. evidently. than those 81
siiliih WIG VI any contemporary hll-
NAL. Mr.. Young, however. paid little atten-
ton to the relics, and made no effort to preserve
them. The bones soon crumbled after they lad
been exposed 10 the air. and nothing now re-
mains of them but little piles of gray dust. Last
week Mr.. Young unearthed part OF a colossal
Jawbone which, there Is abundant room to he
lieye, was the property of a genuine mastodon.
Mr. Young IL no geologist or paleontologist,
and he Is not prepared to swear that the big bone
Is. not the jawbone OF a mcgatherim or an
ichthyosapTus; he would like very much to have
some capable sayant tell him exactly what hs
has dug up. 1t Is unquestionably IA jawbnne. he
cause IL has a lot of huge serrated teeth running
~crosswise of the jaw. and the bottom cavity ot
the bone is filled with an oleaginous substance.
Mr.. Young still has his mighty jaw. which is
very well preserved, and many country people
have iourneyed TO his home and inspected IL. 1t
was uncovered in IA hard clay soil. just under
meath the muck layer Of the swamp and about
eighteen inches below Its grassy surface. Mr..
Young Ia sorry now that he did not preserve all
the big bones he has unearthed. Still, he is no
bone fancier. and any scientific man can have
the jaw who covets it.
Not a great many years ago the bones Of a
mastodon were unearthed in the town Of Chess
hire. In the Housatonic Valley, while the famous
Valley red sandstone Of the Port
land Quarries is full OF fossil remains of antedi-
luvian beasts and unheard of birds, big and lit
tie ones, that are as accurate almost as sculpture.