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Aingudqr CireHnSt0nrc.--Thc truth Of The fol-
lowing extraordinary circumstance may be reii-
ed on, as there are several gentlemen in town
who can testify its yeracty. family Of Indi-
ans from the lake Of the Two Mountains, during
their hunting excursion last summer, caught a
young Bear about two weeks old; Squaw Of
the party determined to bring it up, for which
purpose she weaned her own child boy Of a
bout one year old and took the cub TO nurse in
its place. The cub in a short time became vc-
lry fond OF its adopted mother, and would search
her Out from amongst a crowd; when recognized,
he would search and tease her until she would
give HIM access to her breast, lfhe thought he
had been too long neglected ofreceiving food as
her adopted sucking, he would signify his wish
es laying hold other breast, and would growl and
show his dsplcas'lre if taken away before his ar-
petite had been thoroughly s.,ated.


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