! I | de-] to to' delayed of relating to Miller no Mr. and May 24. Here's a New Animal. A new species of animal has been found in this state. It has acquired tile local name of Hodag, or side-walloper, because the1' legs on the left side are shorter than those on the right. Accord ing to William Baley, an old trapper, this is caused by the fact that the ani mal constantly runs around the side of the mountain in one direction. Baley caught one the other day. “I have trapped around this counti y for 40 years. Kit Carson and I were pardners for many years, and I am still in the business, but gol darn if tills isn't the first one of the ding-basted critters I ever saw. Its head is something like that of the African anteater, pictures of which animal I've seen. It has a very long nose and long tongue, and ears co\ - cred with little scales. "The eyes of the critter are large ami fiery, and the skin around the eyes is red. Its teeth are long, und it has four big tijsks. It is covered with coarse brown hair, which lies to the right, down the mountain side*. Its tail is covert tr with long gray hair up to about two in ches from the end, when it becomes a sharp horn. It probably uses tills as a weapon if attacked from behind, for the critter's long and short legs prevent it from turning around to fight. "There's also something remarkable | about its feet. Bach foot has three claws I in front and three behind, und a double | heel right in the middle. From his ' tracks you can’t tell whether he is com ing or going, by gosh!” The old trapper, and “pard” of Kit Carson, Is familiar with every kind of a weapon, even to the bow and arrow of the Indians. It is possible that he is skilled in the use of the "long bow" also. —New York Times. Egg* Best “Grouch” to ridge the revelation trary, not had Miss poetry navy, he 1 had ,t,_i11 go go being tention a in ping beauty, conductors excellent metal edges tinually edge. and : true actly though well.