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with heat , when a bottle or two of
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source of the mischief away ?
flow about JlrcumalisnJ It curcd
I AIr. Brasllcar , of Baltimore , and
hundreds of others.
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1 known Patent attorney , was entirely
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The ailments of the kidncPs.-
Brown's Iron Bitters cured Mr. Mend -
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tague , Christiansburg , „
ail army of other sufTcrcrs.
Dcbil/ } ' and lan r/or. The Rev ,
1 , Marshall West , hllicott City , Md. ,
Is One of the many clergymen rc
stored by Browns Iron Bitters ,
, And as with vertigo , malaria , liver
complaint , and headache , Browns
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deny and death , I'rcmMure Old Age , Uarrenoese
Loee of power In either eoxInvolunbq Lo. . . j
apernatorrhe aueed by over exertlone 0f
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pumhaaer our wrltlonguaraoteetoretuodthomoney
U the treatment does not aRoet a cure. Ouarantot.
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mke wl Dew lab Omaha Neb.
DR , fELIX LE BRUN'S
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PIL VENTIVE AND CURL
FOR EITHER SEX .
This remedy being Injected directly to the scat
the dleaae , requires no change of diet or nausoouf ,
mercurial or poteenoul medicines to be taken intern.
iUy , when uwd a. a prevrntivo by either sex , It I.
Impoeelble to contract any private dmcsee ; but in the
aoeofthoeoalready unfortunatclyifllotedwegmmar
aatoo three boxes to cure , or we will refund the
money , I'rioo b mall , postage paid , $2 per box , cr
throe boxes for . ,
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L'rutehos made to order. Nnull jobs of alt kinds
done In Steel , Iron and Wood.
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RFAULAIt OItADUATEof two medial colleges
lihraboon on 6god longer In the treatment of
OIhlON10 , NEII',0U8 , SHIN AND ULOOD Dtsoaecs
than other phyeiclan to St. Louts , as dty papers .how
-and .11 old residents know. Consultation freean
v invited. When it le Inconvenlcnt to vtalt the city o
l troMnwnt , maiidnce an be sent by mail or ex'rcc '
ereqwhere. Curablocaiesguaranteedwborodou ;
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i Weaknoea , Merairlai ud , otter ' Throt
i 1000 impurities and I flood t'otson
.i . lug , HkiP Aaoctlon , , Old Sores and mare , ImpodT
bent. to ms ge , It outnat m , Pike. Sped at.
tent - nto . from overworked brain. HUItOICAL
CASE.H rood vo .p attention. nlseasea ng
from Imprudence , Excesses , Indulgences.
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DISEASE of TIlE
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liul Parn.m H'reet , opposite Paxton hotel , Oina
lu , Neb.
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Za 1FiONtsL-"vats of the
human body eutary'od , demolopod and strengthened ,
etc , , ban tnlorestlngadvarn.emcnt long run in our
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510 evldenoq of hugmbug about this. On thocoutrary
the advcrtlecre'arc very highly tndoraod. Interests l
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LIFE ON A BEE RANCH ,
Ooneylllaking in Callfornla A Proil
able Indnslryr
Varloua Mcthoels of Work-flow to
Gat Coln 01st of the iloney.
Comb.
Correspondenee of the Hen riancisco Chronicle ,
Prior to the American occupation of
California no boos were found on the Pa.
cilia coast , and it was only after great
trouble and much expense that a small
stock , consistidg of but four "swarms , "
was brought huro by way of Paua is some
twentyfivo years ago. So highly valued
were llioy that $50 to $100 per swarth
was no uncommon price ht those early
days. Now the increase has boon so great
and the supply Ilan become eo plentiful
that from $1 to $3 per have or awarn is
the avor.tgo price , varying according to
season and condition , ' 1'hero are two
distinct varieties of boos kept in this
country-tho common black boo and thin
Italian-while there are also hybrids of
thin two of different degrees of purity.
Experimonta have also boon made wills
ono or two other variotioa , but for all
Practical purposes they are mcludcd in
1110 two above cla59os ,
R1tQUIHITE Yost A 1tANChI
The section of California most favor.
blo to succofaful boo culture comprises
the counties of Los Angeles , San Bornar
ditm , San Diego , San Buonawontura , aiid
Sit la Barbara , being the antiro aouthorn
portion of thin State. Scattered hero and
tlioro , often in the most out of tlio way
but lovely and picLuresquo nooks of thu
mountain canyons , may bo found numerous
ous boo ranchos , aCalifornia are
called. As as ina , oiciabloetent of
hovel land 's required for this most interesting -
nd locality affording sufficing -
ficing anc0 for his own residence and
those of the bees , with runnin water in
clove thproximity , ill afford the beekeeper
all necessary requisites for a oo
ranch. Of course if ono wialios to engage
gage in fruit raising or farming to any extent -
tent , he may do so , as the proper care of
the boos will by no moans prevent him
from carrying on considerabe other busi-
nose , Ined , it is well to cheese a in.
cation whore some other pursuit- may be
combined with the apiary. Lot us sup ,
Paso a man , uvhio , from failing health or
otherwise , wishes to engage in some light ,
outdoor occupation not requiring ardu
ous mammal labor ; especially for a con
aumptitoly inclined person , no more
pleasant and romunoratiyo occupation can
be found.
FOOD 01' TIm HONEY MAKEIU ,
As ho must ordiuatily be entirely do.
pendent upon thohoneyproducin gflowors
ndi onous to the country , location
must be made with respect to the abundance -
dance in which the wild blossoms are to
be found. The main dependence in
Southern California is put upon the wild
sago ( of which there are two varieties , the
white and the black or button sago ) , and
Uponthoohomisalbrush or gromowood ,
Tim white sago grows in clumps , covering
vast stretches of mountain and lain and
each arie sends out long and slender
shoots , whhic are covered for their antiro
longtlt clustersof , a most beautiful
and delicate little flower , which yield the
finest white honey of a most exquisite
flavor , ' 1IhOSO shoots frequently grow to
such a height as to overtop a mounted
horseman rind when in bloom present a
moat beautiful appearance. The ball sago
is of a very low growth and does not
produce an fine an article of honey as does
its sister. The chemisal is an evergreen
brush found thickly scattered throughout
California and durnig the spring aid
early aum nor sends out large cone sham ed
mases of tin white blesses which are
rich with honey and fill the air for a long
diataned with teir perfume. When a
thicket of this bruh is in full bloom it
presents a bpautiful snowy appearance ,
the clusters of blossoms being so plenti
ful as to entirely hide the deep green
foliage from view , Not alone for its
honoyproducing equalities , however , is
this greasewood valuable , In many
localities its gnarled atoms and largo roots
are the only fuel to be had , and for this
purpose It is highly prized. So resinous
s it that it burns almost equally well
when groan as when seasoned , and withal
it bursa with such a steady and equable
blaze and is coiworted into ashes at so
slow a rate as to bo much aoul ht after by
housowivea. Ono peculiarity of this
brush is that each clump , no matter of
how nsaitY atoms it any consist , tormf-
natea under the surface in an enormous
halo , and those are prized by nil expori
ooced "gruasowoed grubbers , " which is
the ouphon ous designation of those who
engage in the labor of roducingthiHfuel.
For an moat faro those la a masses of root
surpass of the coal used of this
coast , There are a number of oilier
flowering plants and shrubs front which
h"ney is producodas the wild buckwheat ,
sunllowernnd numerous cultivated plants
but the varieties inonntioned above are the
mainstay of the beekeeper , and in fact
this sometime the principal , land
whim ) , as s happens , that plant
fails ty produce its usual floral wealth
thoun all hope of a good bee seaaonfs ,
given up ,
] TINTS TO Tub UEOINNEIt.
Having that chosen a suitable locution
with reference totho prospective supply
of forego for his stock of bees , and a good
location l5 not very hard to find , the first
care is of course a house to live in. This
may be constructed at a cost varying from
about $200 to as much aa meaus and inclination -
clination allow one to go. For between
$300 and $500 a very good and coinforta-
ble house may be built , in every way
suitable and convenient. The lsoxt thing
is a stock of bees. Hero a wiao range
for choice is offered and only one ox-
imdenced In the peculiarities of the busi-
11055 as found in California is competent
o advise upon this point. The rnlddlo
f winter is norhapa the best season to
purchase , for ninny reasons ! There being
wo varieties to choose fi'orn , as already
mentioned , tire advantages of lack should
be thoroughly Inquired into before inak-
ing a choice. The merits and demerits
of the various aL los of hives-mid they
Ore legion-phou d be studied , as wall as
tlio' various modes of "working" the
beos. Too much care cannot well be ox.
erciaod upon these various points to at.
tame success in the new pursuit. As the
experience of the winter has boon mostly
eoufcne to the black variety , the facts
rivets may be taken as applying to thorn
ebccluslvely ,
METnons or woitK ,
l The beginner should then commence
operations with at least fifty stands , or
say sixty , Before removing thu bees to
future
their home a shelter for thorn
should bo built. One of brush , supported -
ed on strong posts high enough to walk
under with comfort is euffcit and will
cast nothlng but the labor , It should bo
made so wide that two rows of id cs
may be put under it and leave room
epou h btween thorn to s to and fro.
The hives should be sit on timbers or
eupporta some six or ton itches above
the ground and with their openings in
oppostto directions , as Ills much bettor
to always work at the back of the hives
titan at the front , the boos being thereby
much less disturbed. Close at hand
should be the "honey house , " which
may bo as largo ae the apiarist's tastes
require , but must be so arrasged as to
have but one window and to be readily
darkened at leneuro. There being
of working been for their one
the keeper must dechlo beforehand which
course ho will follow. The common
method in California is by extracting.
The process is oa follows , limo hives are
nttndo In two stories and time tipper 5tcry
is filled with large frames of thin wood ,
each of which contains a comb of say a
foot ono way by eighteen or twenty
incites rho other , varying accord-
uhf to the atylo of hive used , Those
frames are examined from time to
Lima and when f Il'd wills honey are carefully -
fully lifted out mid carried to the hmmoy
hiouso. hero is a mochino called an ox
traetormorely a large shoot-iron or wood.
on tank with an o son four.aidod wire
"ca go" in the middle supported on an
upright shaft and with gear at the
top , o that the ca go may begear reveled -
voled at will The frano full of honey
is taken and time caps over the cells
at a atroko with n peculiar sha ed.
broad amid thiin bladed knife , made expressly
prossly for that purjposo. Fouframes arc
thusuncappod andimmodiaolyput inthoir
places , cite on the inside of each efdo of
the cage. The crank is that turned rapidly -
idly a few times , whets time liquid honey
is all forced omit by the revolving motlon
and the combs are left entirely empty.
Th's'o , enmity combs are at once returned
to the hives vnd the boos fill thorn a nin
in au ahmwst incredibly short time. Limo
twain advantage claimed for this system
ms the great additional yield of Bendy 50
cured above the comb-honey systems or ;
where comb and honey are removed to.
gather. It is within the writer's personal
knowledge thatono hive of 1)008 has
ducod 000 pounds of extracted honey
one soasomt oa boo ranch in time not gh.
borhood of this town , though of course
that yield was extraordinary.
TILE SECTION.ItOx SYSTEM ,
Time other way of working boos is by
the section-box systmn. Small sections
of thin wood or pasteboard arc put in the
user stories of the hives , and , when
filled , are removed and sold s they come
from time boos , Time ; crico secured or this
section box honey is always considerably
higher titan that for time extracted article ,
but a hive of bees will not produce nearly
eo much. This is owing to the fact that
a long time is required in which to build
up a comb preparatory to filling it with
the liquid honey and so much time is lost ,
w imerous when the combs are all ready at
hand a snuck largoramnount of honey will
be stored. However , it is within the
writer's own expuruneo that a single hive
of boos made over 'l00 pounds of comb
honey in one season. This , of course , is
an exceptional case ,
PEEI'AISAT10NS FOn HWAUMiNO ,
Having uccided on the plan to be carried -
ried out , during the winter months , every
preparation must l e made fortho coming
aoason. A number of hives must be made
corresponding at least to the number of
stands of bees which arc procured. All
the nocosrary frames , sections and packages -
ages for shiipmont should be in readiness ,
no that there may be no delay in the
knight of Limo eoanon. About the let of
April the awarmingae.'snn rnaybo looked
for. Time process of artificially dividing
the swarms lise been resorted to by many
but some of the most successful bee men
have found the best results to follow from
letting thin bees pursue tlmoir natural
course of swarmi when they are ready.
Now comes a busy time. Perhaps three
or four swarms will come out at once ,
and there must bo quicic work to prevent
any of thtomn from escaping. Generally a
swarm will settle on of ow bush or tree
and be comparatively easy to socure.
They form m hugo , cone-shaped
masses , time point of the cone down.
ward. The easiest way is to sprinkle
klo clear orator on them whiio
they are settling and give thorn a smart
shower afterwards. Then put a hive as
close to them no possible anwith a leaf
limb or ordinary brush swoop them
all into the hive , thewatorontheiwings
urevonting thorn from attempting to fly.
In time hive should be put a frame or two
of comb , or bettor still the frames should
all be filled with "comb foundation , " a
thin shoot of wax which is stamped by
maehinb wills indentations of time shape of
time tolls and which the boos at once go to
work upon. A comb of brood fa sometimes -
times taken from a hive and put into the
now , onto and tlmis acts met an additional inducement -
ducemont to time bees to remain in their
quarters. If time season is at all a Isropi-
tnous one it is safe to calculate that each
atnnd of bees will give out at least one
swarm-more is injurious and weakening
-so dint time middle of May will find time
stock of bees doubled at least.
'rim rmonsiv malsrmr ,
By the 1st of May the h"noy harvest
begins in sanest cord keeps up with little -
tle cessation until time last of August ,
although in an unusually favorable locality -
cality limey may at times be safely removed -
moved as Into es Mctober , Care must be
taken at tlmo close of time season to leave
eutllciont itotmey is the hives to keep the
bees front starving during the 'winter.
One of time best features of time keeping
of boos on this coast is the fact that mm
protection whatever is required during
the winter months , amid them is not a
sunshiny day during Limo entire season
when time bees may not bu aeon busily at
work , as there arc always more or hiss
hmonoyproducing flowers in bloom the
year round. Despite tills it is always
well to leave a good supply in time hives
its case of an emergency. One man can
attend to 100 to 160 hives wins surcosa ,
with isome little help from members of
his faintly-provided , of course , that ho
hiss one , Sfuse in ualit Y is the honey
m ado from the white saga that
bee keepers novor' use ammy
sugar whatever In their household -
hold economy , but honey is
put to all the useafor which sugar m con
monly required. For sweetening cobs ,
tea , preserves , and all cooking purposes
it is an absolute fact that this honey cannot -
not be dietingubhod from time beat g ases
of white sugar , while certainly no purer
or more healthful sweet cams be found ,
hater in the aeaaon time eunflowor comes
into bloom aid considerable honey of a
delicate straw color is lnade from it ,
which hiss a decidedbut byno means un
sloneant flavor of its own , Large qualm-
Utica of bolls extracted and comb honey
are put u in small tie cane , and in that
others find ready sale with miners and
forced to arry provisions on long
extracted far the greater portion of the
hone however , is shipped '
barrels and ycans directly to huro
peals ports , whore it enema to have
earned a reputation for oxcolleuco far in
excess of that which SL has attalnedhero ,
HNRMIE $ oi' h5 1355 ,
Time greatest enemy of time boo is found
in the bee moth , Unless time hives arc
well made and free from cracks these
moths will cffoct an entrance and lay
their eggs in ail parts of the hive , In a
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short time , unless great care is used and
the moths oxterminaled , a hive will be.
comp entirely Infested wills thorn and the
1)005 will either all ho killed or will leave
in disgust. The weaker swarms will be
tlmo first tosuccumb amid dimming the winter
months constant care s required to pre ,
tent the ravages of time moths. Another
enemy is also found in the griyzly bears ,
trine which tire wilder sections of this
coast arc still infested , A friend of the
writer , living in asomowhatIsolated loon.
tioim , woke up ono morning to find that
his apiary had boon Invaded by bruin and
severl hives reduced to kidlin .wood
and their contents devoured The follow'
ing night a largo pan of honey , well
auasoned with strychnine , was put in
convenient proximity to time gap n the
fence through wlmfclm time raid had been
made. Next morning the astonished
rancher opened his door and , in his own
langmin o , "tlmougt Irma whole dooryard
was full of bears , " for no less titan three
of the largest-sizd rizzlios lay stretched
out as limo had fallen r victims of mis
placed confidence ,
wind , risE T1tEY4 AND CASES ,
Despite tire Care taken , many swarms
of bees Imvo at Limos escaped from their
owners and betaken themselves to tlmo
mountains , whore , in hollow trees and
holes in time rocks , they have made their
Imomos and established conmmunitica of
their own , Consequmrtly "bee trooa" are
very numerous and a favorite and very
prolitablo pursuit with many , fs a bee
hunting trip in limo ( mill of time year , and
they are never unrewarded , as it is no
very difficult matter to ( indium abundance
of "wild boos. " In the mountains north
of this place is located a voritlmblo "bee
cave. " In the side of a perpendicular
clifrin an opening largo ctsough for a man
to enter upright , and wlmiclr widens as rt
goes into the mountain. How far it extends -
tends back no one knows , aim adue ropect
fur time foolinga of time pro cmptors of the
cave operates as a damper upon curious
explorers This cave has been in the poss
seaienof beesfor yoarsand great sheets of
comb blackened by agomay bo soon lmang
ini from its aides amid topwhilo literally
millions of boas occuhy the place. A con ,
slant stravm of the insects passes in and
out , and , strange to say , they permitted
time writer to ride on imorsoback directly
up to the mouth of the cave and inspect
it to his satisfaction without commencing
proceedings against Imim for trespass. A
settler in time neighborhood has boarded
up the cave entrance , leaving a largo
opening covered withs a wire screen sufficiently -
ficiently wide meshed to allow of the
been passing in and out freely , and when
the natute rancher wishes sweetening he
simply punts a wire mask over his taco ,
arms himself watts a "smudge" and a
knife , and , proceeding quietly into the
cave , cuts down as nmuch honey as ho
wishs and leaves in oed order. Truly ,
hone eave is good to have and is something -
thing no well-regulated household should
be ithout ,
PROYITS OP TIlE BUH1NESS ,
As ties profits of rho business in South ,
Urn California the following figures are
given from actual'oxperience. Commencing -
ing on tha 1st of April of a good season
with sixty hives of boos its tolerably fair
condition , on the let of November the
account stood ; One hundred amid twenty
hives of bees , or exactly , double the
start ; over $700 in coin as clear profit
from sales of.honey and wax ; looney used
profusely all the season for domestic
purposes and a largo quarmtity ( several
hundred pounds ) reserved together with
a fund of good health and experience
which coulhave been pined in no other
wim . The same season a not distant
neighbor commenced the year with 140
stands of bees and secured product of
not not less than twenty-six tons of
extracted honey , which netted upwards
of $ 60O. Similar instances might be
nnultiplilid. But lest the reader should
imagine this to be royal road to wealth ,
it is not fair to suppress the drawbacks to
the successful pursuit of bee cul-
turo. In tire first place , not
more than every other year is a
good one for boos. The most experienced -
ed beokeopora have settled upon this as
tlieaimoet invariable rule and make Choir
calculations accordingly. Hitherto the
entire dependence of bookeepera has been
placed ripen the wild flowers for their
source of honey supply. But some of the
more experienced are agitating time subject -
ject of planting flowers for the express
purpose of securing an abundant supply
of bee food every aeaon and thus becoming -
ing in a measure iudepondont of the natural -
ral supply. That this cams be done succees-
full there is no question as time plan is
followed in many places in the Eat and
in Europe.
It will readily be soma thou that despite -
spite time ample eturns to be reasonably
expected from time careful and ainslak
ing culture of bees it would be well to
domnbino fruit raising or farming on a
small scale with the apiary , and in this
way no more , leasamt health-giving , and
renmunorativo pursuit , ui non moderato
capital , can be und lmain bee raising in
Southern Californnia ,
G. F. W.
Uorsford's AcidL'hosphato ,
Au a Nerve Food.
Dr. J. W. Smith , Woliitn ton , 0. , says ;
"In impaired nervous supply I have used
it to advantage"
Bob Setucnuk's Game.
A game of poker played aomo'y ' oars ago
between General Schenck and a Mr. Do
GiafT , of Dayton , is thus described by a
Vaslmington correspondent ; My informant -
mant saw Schenck's hand all the way
througlm. Ile drew an ace amid deuce of
spades , paid his mite , saw it raised , and
bet $10 , Do Grafr raised it to a $100
'Gamnbling.aro youl" said Schmerck ; "I'll
bet you 85)0"-continuing ( ) to draw. lie
drowa flush , or a handful of spades. Do
Graff bet $500 earn , Sehonk raised it
again 8500 , "I'll take your money , " said
Be Graff , showing three jacks , "Sonde
day or other you may , " said Schenck ,
presenting life hush , "but not tilly'ou cams
play this gamine , "
An Excello1st Report.
Iron. Jos , (1 , ( ioodridge , of Brooklyn N.
Y , w'rltes this ; " Cannot express myself ha
sutliclOntly pralseworthy terms. Jlu dock
l.tood . IIifkrs have used for the past two years ;
koepucy stomacim in splendid trims , "
Eighty-two Cents Per Dar ,
New York Journal ,
The average wages paid imj the Now
England factortoe and mills is estimated
at eiglmtytwo cents per day. Tiers arc
tens of thousands of young boys and
young girls employed in these establish
menta all of whom count in a calculation
of this kind. Iatimatce of tuts chan , .
ter are therefore of very little value as a
guide to intelligent legislative action.
Tlioy arc credo amid misleading. r A Now
England family , with timroo or four boys
or girls earnig five dollars a weak
apiece in addition to limo wagoa of the
head of rho household , is not in need of
sympathy. A bettor classification would
be a table giving do average wages of
adults who are htuade of families and of
niinorl who live at home. The eighty
two coats per day estimate to not , however -
ever , without its significance. It seems
to Indicate that in New Eumglande as in
other parts of the country , the poor are
each year beoonting poorer , and the rich
richer ,
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Take our Choice ,
You can be weak , nervous , debilitated , and
dcepondent disqualified for work of head m
hard , or you can enjoy a fair share of health
and teaco of ruled , ) ) talon ) ' IJood INtlera will
allovtato your moory and du mt a world of
good if you will but have fait to try ,
Bear Stories.
PorUaod Ortgonlan ,
In early times on limo Pacific elope ad.
veuhtres with time grizzly bear wore very
common , amid it was always a favorite
theme around acam pfmre , Nu doubt many
of these stories were lies from 1)rgtnntn g
to end , But many true ones wore never
petmacd. There were nmty poor fellows
who carried unmistakable marks of hay -
big hind a dreadful mmcouutor with a grfz-
zly bear. Those stories naturally created
a desire , especially among lhoseo
who love time oxaltement of tine chase , to
have a skirmish wills a grizzly. But the
lirst sight of one of these monsters usually -
ally produces a kind of pnrnlysfs , a cool.
hug otC of time ardor engendered around
a camp-fire , and the tmrat desire export.
encecl is personal safety , and suiting the
action to the desire , a place of safety it
generally sought in a lorry.
. Grizzly bears are itot yet ranked among
an extinct race of aninnala , for they are
frequently found in limo Selkirk menu.
taiua and still fnrther South. Tloy are
tune genuine stock too , weighing frown
1000 to 2000 pounds , and lmavang all the
native ferocity of those formerly found in
aouthorn Orogou and California. Thorn
are several other varitics of tlmo bear
family found- the cinmmnon , brown and
black bear. Their tracks are frequently
scan in time sand and mud on the banks
of time rivers amid creeks where they go to
catch salmon , The Indians say that they
have killed tlircegrizzly boars thus seasms
-two very largo oucs. We mutlt not al
ways reckon on the size of time track. Time
black boar , the smallest of the family ,
makes sometimes time largest track. Ho
is very loose-jointed , his paws spread out ,
and ho leaves an imnprossion on the
sand and mud very largo for time size of
his body. The niniblemoss of his joints
cormita lien to handle his legs , particit
Iarl his fore legs , with a great deal of
dexteritY. Ho can climb tree faster
than a man. Not so with a grizzly. He
stands more erect on hits legs. Ho is built
more for strength than nimblenesa , and
therefore is not in the habit of climbing
small trees. Thie fact lms saved many
men from being torn to pieces , and is a
onsolation to the pursued.
Bear stories are loss frequent in camp
than formerly , but still we have , now and
then , an advouturo with these mountain
monsters. One of our party , Capt. P. ,
once went out prospecting for a quartz
lode. With pick in hand lie comenced
climbing the mountain , closely scanning
ovary rockslmowingindicationsof amoral.
At last lie came to a largo fallen cedar
lying across his course. Fastening his
pick on top of the log , ho hoisted himself -
self u so e could look over it. Just ,
theft n large grizzly raised himself up.
They met face to face , each staring right
into the other's eyes , with nothing but
the cedar log between them. The onp
lain says the bear showed him his tooth.
He thinks there was a full sot and in excellent -
collent condition. Ho does not know
how long this paitomimo lasted , but he
remembers letting all hold go from that
log and sliding down and making for a
tree near by , which ho went "up in a
jiffy. " Just as ho was leaving the log , he
says , ho saw a big paw reach over on his
side of it , and give a terrible scratch ,
lie felt thankful that lie was tint there to
get the scratch , and it was a "bare
scratch" that ho was nut there. Up that
tree the captains felt safe for the time being -
ing , and could look down and see Mr.
Grizzly , who was standing on time opposite
side , with iris paws resting leisurely on
the log , looking straight up that tree ,
evidently studying the situation , for an
offensive as well as defensive operation.
Grizzly soon got down and wont off a
short distance , then turning around took
another glance at the man up time tree ,
thou went into the brush , and was soon
out of sight. After some delay the captain -
tain ventured down from time tree , and ,
finding a smooth , narrowgulchrdere lie
sat dawn , gave a wriggle or two , and soon
found himself on the bank of time Colum
bin river going clown at 2.15 speed , Ho
came into camp alone and without his
lint , 'and related his adventure. The cap ,
Lain thinks that grizzly wont after rein-
forcoments.
Now , this interview between the captain -
tain aid time grizzly is the captain's side
of the story. Tlmo other side ] us not
been heard from , As both sides of a
story ouglmt to bo heard , time writer would
suggest that it is quite reasonable to
aupposethat the cause pf the grizzly's
leaving the field first was that he had become -
como tired of the monotony and disgusted -
gusted wills the noncombativeneas of his
intruder , aunt dust ho went in search of
more agreeable and exciting amusement ,
but as it stands the captain claims time
victory , because ho loft time field last , ' It
was a noticeable fact that time captain
preferred standing to sitting while par.
taking of his camp moms for several
days. The day of this adventure eoim1 (
Inndiaua passed and they were informed
of it. Titoy pursued grizzly witin their
dogs , and on the following day a largo
grimly was killed in that vicinity. Not-
wikhstanding the ovidouco being ormolu ,
aivo that the identical animal has been
killed , time captain timinkn that some of
hie kindred usightstill be living , and that
he has no desire porsonnlly to dispute a
grizzly's claims to a quartz ledgo.
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