The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03

the others retired from the room in
search of their hats and cloaks. Soon af-
ter, the party broke up.
On the following nornixg, while parta-
king of student's modes. breakfast---a
cup of coffee, with hot rolls and butter
the door opened and Harry, with a
bandaged cheek, made his appearan nee
He looked very pale, and the excess of
the past night, together with the oncoun-
ire of Anderson, left him quite feeble,
both in body and mind. Seating himself
on the lounge beside me, he drew forth
a neatly folded billet, and said, handing
it to me:
"Do me the favor, M, to take this
cartel to Anderson, and let him choose
whatever weapons he pleases. You will,
of course, act as my second"
saw that the ottense, on either side,
was Of such a nature as not to admit Of
any reconciliation before an encountre.
The German student is famed for his love
of the pipe aud the sword. He will take or
give, very easily, ofcnse. The conse-
quenco il, the party deeming himself in
jured will challenge the offender. Not
to do this, or to refuse acceptlngit, would
he considered sign Of cowardico, and
the person guilty Of this would be bran
ded as an individual not fit to associate
with. 1t happens very often that after
duel has been fought, the parties en-
gagged become the warmcst friends. a
reconciliation takes place always after
o;v o;non,'ata,,o,s oa,,I1 ,ot ,vo;S o,rrr;r,,
thl ahoIlan-a Andnrsnn rnforrod n.a 20
h:s G Sn"nn4 vonnn n,s,;r,v tto nam. of
u.Ihort 'rhn .o,dit;nns of thc Anal 1yora
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1an. 80 "a ',o,,'" "o,1 2.n,r;nno, w :, $50 -
tLn s.on, ~ ',r a.,;np. IN th;s ;,stsn.. oao
~ eI.~ ,La 10, sno,nIs ~ ac,n3 in his nl.c~
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.ni ~ nIrsait ar~;roI - ,bo .not Jos;,,ns.
t"d i st~rck tho o,r,int.I h,n. when
WV onoarood frn,,, tba Ihir|.c,e Wick on.
,lS->,,ba7 ,' 7nI,aa ,l,J ~,r on,,an.
n;,,. ;y ,rori n p no+ a. ,hnr- far tlis Will
n,sts were NOT yot theFT' 'oF I'M" "o"id
give my prime pa IN" c"o'e' q P.>,''o'''
an iAMo's0'"O'2 "o'"n'',s'' "S wiz pre-
sentry % seen.
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asn ,' IA ,', ~. aarI;a,,, shaL;n,, .on5s al
','~, s,1 >1'' tJalt,,. a.3 ,.',.snlfs a~r,n.roI
around; fia!o.ft 'ad h'y5''' ARA" -s'
'Ae pFei''hln"L i's' i"' weapons - W
u"cd were duly Measured' SO @s 70 DC ol
eqn'' length, ana We pFoeceueo 10 pace
our pF'ncip"S: As my Pr,nc,pa'' ga "o-
count OF previous ARRIVAL " ia" 'no 'i1o'et 40
/ OF posinoh' l e''"'y "T"iiS" "'SSe', .,
this privilege TO secure MN 'he SFea'eS'
/ possible adVahtaGG' Inc sun I'D" iiS'h
In cIoodtess spIeh1or, anu II, ms rays were
dazzling to the beno'o'r' RACING marry
with MS Oaeh 10 tue sun, ''S "n'aso''S
had as consequence 'nc oi7Io' "n''se
OF beng nearly o.lhaea win 'ne s'rVns
hight Inc eohp4':'htS nav "'e ',Aen
their respective p'5'''oh'' sl' "o'0s vi
| commaha were give" oy 'ho '0'oho VI
the challenged party; -. 80, r.,
Attention '-'0"'0'I'-i''"u ~ n'
ghtterihS Fap.cf9 cross" e'V" ''"''' J" 'i'''
each looked the o''er III 'ho eye
Loose.
Cu'ck as lGhthilG 'h9 S"o'o5 iho'eu
and now commenced /" sPec'seio :, "nien ca
10 those ihl'ia'ea III ''o n>e IT,, u 'he '%P'I'
was intensely exciting lh9y were % poll
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