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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

A BOYS HEAD CTR orr BY LOCOMOTIVE WHILE
MAKIsG Up FACES At TIE EsGIsgER.-An accident
occurred on the Cleveland aId Toledo Railroad some
two weeks since which, strangely enough, has never
been put print until now An extra train containing
several VI the leading officials and stockholders o. tbs
road, approaching Grafton, coming toward tae
city at rapid rate. Just before the engine reached
the Black River Bridge, small boy up the bank
Of the river and stood upon the allotment. lie vas
foot or 90 from the rail and evidently fanced himself
secure from all danger. The engineer Mr.. Rust saw
him and shouted 10 him 10 get out Of the way The
bow heard him bat did not stir from his perous posi-
ton. He was laughing and Ddulgpg in all sorts Of boy
i.b grimaees when the engine struck him, taking his
head entirely Of The engineer did not see the boy
until be almost upon him, and Of course Il VISA i'm
possible stop the locomotive 10 time to save him.
The unfortunate lads was Henry Freeman. He
was about twelve years old. His parents live near
Grafton. cleveland Paindesley.
EXPLORATIONS OF TIE MISsYsorA RvfR-Tbe
steamer Belfast has made Q trip this season up the
Minnesota 70 the mouth Of the Yellow Medicine, 40
miles from ~. Paul. much higher than any boY bsd
before accented the ryer The Belfast took up sup
Plies for the WnDebago and Sioux Indians, whose Re-
serves are near the head waters Of the MisnssotA
River The riyer was IN q good stage, and no ssr,oos
obstruction found. The Indians were sstonished
at The fire canoe" the first that had invsdod foer
territory. The steamer Freighter Capt. Dsvn, On osr
way up TO test the possibility OF reaching tire He'd
River Of the North from the MinDesots kiyer, IVES
ne on the return trip Of the Belfast. The machissry
Of the little boat called the Arson Northrup wss
hauled across in sleshs from s. Cloud V Red River
last Winter and probably now running ss the pio-
neer craft VI the North West.
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stuubcats axn Railroads.

TTDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromM MAY
Ii 8, iSs TRAINS viii leave oA .Hs Far Hua.
Iolows; EXPIRES. Tam, and "a and and 1850 p
;s Poashiseps LIS ana s n s0s Is.yGPs
Gas M ior Peekshi 50 IN T. SOP :. nos. 81 he
ssy stations ,hsp xs T,S, IS ana ss
ND slS.. Trains for Nssn0'. i, nnnu.e. I.ter On
. NJ, and So p. m aDS A"'A' y. SMITH, sups-
nurAsys q ..
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ss3 -. This shows an increase Of 500 64 % over
the previous quarter ending 3lst December, 1853
about 500 COO were deposited in the Mint. The de-
posts Of silver amount TO H. 90 Dances; 81 hr S.
dollars, 5l for refined bars, and O1 we're pnr-
CT ased. The coinas- amounted to $ioo,0ol; $500
in double eagles; $500 in silver dollars AMI $1,000
in hall dollars. Among the gold deposits were aap-
Der Of foreign coins, worth perhaps $4,000.
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WEEHAWKEN FERRY IL NOW KUN
w MING DAILY rom n 20 p N, from |st-oan1-
med 'os hoas-s ea>o -r-.@d, sod ampe
sou. p-uyidd and carriages The bats Ae r
hn;-as. by every h>n iBute. ms nv ery a1oei'
s.srabs r-r. or Of New Yo.s Ih- scene-
r.a. and Ws.hAssen IN ;s- vicinity
Of IL IsiIs abuuss ~h beaa;al w.ks and rsyines on %
src-r The Palisades Eons the or on tn CUTE E os~
Picnic s.hoai. End cnldr.a p-rd hesitAs aud dehse
fe Gay w--ha~s.n. P-r-e: order maintained On ne
Cysncs u the Company
Buirr o,s az. D. offered o sale By he Ferry Company
os svunhs Apply a; the eHi9e Of De company GA
tie WesaAw Ken SIDE.
NENTkAI. RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY.-
~ C'rrD-cus q; G-v.Hsnp,on With ire De.swsre Lsch
Railroad and AZ Eaton vis De t~hss
Etley RAiirusd . - ,o.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT commencing Nay ~ lss-
Leave New Yorl Eaton and intsTecia;e Psoes TUE ei
No 2Soh River a. las snt p u of s'c,s'
me- ey above .rsrs. AID At 5:to p N =
Vie sbu7. ennnet EhEab-.h Win tr>'Hs on ' w
Js~y Railroad Which S-~Ycrk from ne fot OF Co0r
sDd-r 7,0 , n ard II H., sai AID p e. -
PAs-nses or he D-svsr- Laets~Ahns AID "eCero han
nosi N le.vs a. y M ouy For L-hish valley Railroad .,
"a N. AID il:t5s-u lOHN sTERNS s1r~ 1n'~'d~of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-
- THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR PURIFY
ING THE BLOOD-Arboush safe and reliable a. all seasons
Of The ,ear ard al conditions heh get the Spring months
this purely vegetable. remedy IL peculiarly beneficial 70 expe
morbid hnmr sud the Disagreement OF pHstues pm
pies, and o,h-r erup'ions upon the shin
bottles viii generally dispsrse all .croial MS tendency
Will, improves sppete aud Dveorates the constitution
Prepared BY A. b. u sanDS pussss
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Honsr-furnishina GOODS.

MASSERs FIVE-MINUTH ICE CREAM
Avn FREEZERS, improved aor 1852 with Stamped Iros
Covers, and Bottoms TnD-d-Tb- only Freezer which
constructed scisn; &c principles The ch@aIs ~ ard
economical requiring ie.s ice and lees abo other
being the time ne durable In structure ard o
certain IN its operations Sole Asens for n. United Stairs
kETCHUM Co.. Manufacturers VI jsppaned and Panish-d
TIN Ware. No. 19 P-sri-s; n. \.
DEFRIGERATORS.-W and others.
III ICE-CREAM FREEZERs. WATER COOLERS,
ICE PITCHERS CARPET sWtEPERS, he,
A. BALDWIN 4 JOHSsTON's No s'Maidenane, N. Y.
GUNNER STOVES, Cooking Stoves, Refrigers-
~ a very Of Hous-flrnhins Goods fos
saie very lo~ =, No Ce-nine-st-, above Bleecssr.
WILLIAM CLARKE
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
IN For English Hesbborhood Fort lee, Easewood Sch.A
epbuIg, Cster Tsppan Psrmont HAotensack and Nyask
Trains vil ss follows Sundays excepted:
Leave New CourtlandtSt Jersey City ferryl
81 9: 81 4 m, and $50 and $50 p. m.
Leave Piermont al 6 and 7:+5 M and 3:25p
Stages with Trains Hacsensaek Junction ff
Hssk.nssek aud q; Psrnont for Nysck Cl.rsswon &c.
SEYMOUR TOWER. Cou.racton.
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OUERUs COD LIVER OIL JELLY approved
NJ by wYcet Academy Of Medicine, the only one
eon,.iiars IS pei cent Of OIL BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
No imitation contains much oil mine though come are
boldly advertised containing u1ush a. ~ per cent .
Also American aid NorveEan Cod Liver OIL 10 he hquid
Qukht, NO I'D ttn ~, ne" :, !, ofA; ;ax
Also fnr sale 81 DELLUC Co.'S, I. T. GREENS, Nos ~
And s62 Broadway. and all respectable DrnTzsts
PENTOLD, PARKER MOWER
Wholr.alr Agruts No IS Beesman-C
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Me6lrdl.

drugs, &c.-WILLlAM II. KINSLEf, No.
~ II Goldst, MAid-l-lsns, SeN-York, otter, 70
RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS
Il reliable DRUGS he, reasonable t-nh
COESIGNMENTS cf MEDICINES CHEMICALS, ke, die
psed q III best sGyartsg brought to pubic noacs
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Orean 6teamers, 81.

4 TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
N CATION COMPANY'S NETWORK AND GALWAY
LINF-The splendid frstcass steamship AkGO WHITE Com
uander will depart from New York for Galway. via s. Johns
on THURSDAY, June % Price II Passage First Class 500
Second $50 Third $50 Lbeisosbn table supplied for Third
Class For freight pssase and further Particular apply 70
be- undersigned their various agencies Boston Philadelphia
Baltimore Offices Of the Company their Express routes
and principal Office No 81 Hudson.s., New York
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX. HOLLAND, MANAGER.
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% HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN. :1C
The Gya<'enbcg Coapaays
hARsHALL's UTERINE CArHoLicoH
certain for al female monthly Irregularities weakness
.uuors liberation inflammation, whites falling and other To-
cal d-ransenen Of the uterine organs. .,
Pre- 81 81 Der bottle ave bottles for S. Il can b. safely
ssnt ty Express. 10000,
GARTrcIR, WHOLLY UNAUTHORIZED, rsAnLYhNNsL"S
rms ID NAME LABEL, HAS BgES PUr IN CALCULATIONS.
ddd,,., JOSHUA BRIDGE NJ D., Sew and CONSULTING
Payscns G,a<fenbog Co., No 80 PAsK'aow. Nswfok
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ID T. r UVI IAN Y X u P
fhi.pREPLRATlON ~ IRON az, u frnm al oth.rs BE-

u T. II Il
i This PREPARATION II IRON difsrs from al oh-rs BE-
ns Protected solution Of the PosoIde esmo.naion never
before obtained perm form IL 10 scely known IN
Boston ard New Ems and wher. II 10 prescribed BY TIE oH
pronntn physicians and eIteIsyey Gsd there by ne H'o3
intelligent respectable citizens For Debility nom any
Dyspepss and the vsoG, dses'es srsns from dets
rors,ed Of he blood Il has been found extremely enes
eous Pamphlets giving fun description Of the r~me and
Ar remarkable has Effected, Be chained OF bs
sgenis
". subjon article from The BOs'on Daily Advertiser Of
Jspe, 1883;
"PTsuvAS sYaur-We feel justified in calling attention e
this medicine after carefully weighing the evidence OF n bench
cent qualities The value of iron the system well Known
but heretofore bee. deemed impossible 70 maintain its Pro
.ords in solution in such % b. ~ permanent value
now however The testimony Of Dr. Hayes our state
Aaayer that method Of combination has been discoyees
which obva,es this difficulty and that ths preparation Of me
pro;oIde of iron may place al The existing oomen,ons OF
the h.es Mdcs has already received the APPRECIATION OF
several rhysciAns Of Sigh standing while the popreors have
testimonials from respectable private citizens who have
experienced We believe that il 10 very ecscous
FOR Of variety Of disesses which he human race
PRIME" -
p. c. WELLS, No lis PrAnsfort--it HEGEAAS Co, No
5Il Broadway. ard BARNES PARK, New fork
n L. CLARK Co, Propn-tors, No. 5 Ws,erst. Boroh
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OFFICE or TIE MILWAUKEE AND MINNESOTA RAIL-}
ROAD COMPANY, Milwaukee, June 8. 1859.
fOTICE il hereby given that the DEED o

NVI INE j. UtItUy RIFtU Iuht IUb DTlLD vi
IN ORGANIZATION Of this Company IL 10 the oce Of the
seerstaiy Of his Company IN the City Of Milwaukee ready
BY holders u bonds secured by the OF the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Comp under foreclosure
Of which this Company h Organized and prons holding such
bonds who already executed the same notified
do ~ In persr or by attorney duly authorized
Notice also given that the Secretary of his Company viii
ksue CERTIFICATES Of the Stock Of this Company hold
Of sub bonds surrender thereof Of the
provisions Of the Deed tf Organ cation.
Notice that the Of Directors Of this Company
bay. made ASSESSMENT the Stock a. the Of ONE
PER CENTUh for the Of paying The Of fore
sosng said aud Of organizing this Company pay
able day o July the Of the
Company q his office in the CITY % Milwaukee.
DWIGHT w. KEYES, Secretary.
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Cigars

CIGARS.-Choice Havana, Principe and Geru .,al
" CIGARS Of a, styles and brands ,T 20 AZ Ir,ds
MOSES sWETTsER, Manufacture, NO. % Meeen .-~
HIvXN1 CTGARS-In bond for export or n
III ANA Va :, STRA ALTON SANFORD Co, No -
Iy.. aay Wisn. impsrtsss opposite pslm'pi0'@
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Daints, Oils, @Iass, Sc,


-rpOcrNr on S-Dealers in Ker0sense are
n ommended 10 .crunise closely any Ods that may Dc
M.sally offered under trade mara . . .,..l. :,
y.oior 81 Kers@ne 10 light lemon, and u no~
,. dn,ahlity and ilumn properties Az otne,
puilyy, p NEW.YORK KEROSENE OIL .h,v
used Tor heht. N' No Us Pearl-st-, " Y.
MINERAL OIL, made from the oest 1870 .,t,i -,
M rctI Th. on surpassed BY other IN msiAet s
80, sns color ana brlsncy in burning being en -
snsi;y low in price and having all the oes' ~ K .psr
-, Al oil, lrsyes no,hrg to be desired ey me -. "a
Wsn,sd nee from any mixHre whatever bsf,,.s'
,,Ilop. AGENTS JOHN W. QUINCY 20, y ".----
TIyAILOW OIL, EXTRA REFINED.
i LARD OIL Extra Refined 49,, I'D ara .prp.,.ed
Nv none o,h.r Of the kind in the market beng nv
h;. md ms hpery Manufactured snd i,I ssT "
eOsh burning anu "A'N' MAYHEM l. DE FOREST, v
No. i2O MAiden-lane N L.
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kIEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ou
~ and ssr MONDAY, Agl4 1852 and until further notice
Passenger Trsins sill leave Per foot Of Daans follow
d.:
DUNKiRk ExPREss &, q m, for Dunkrk And Buffalo,
I'D principal Intermediate Stations.
NAIL TRAIN saa N, for punkirk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate SA,ions
lOCKLAND PASSENGER q; ; 80 p m, from ~: Of Hu
asnn via Piemont for Suferrs sud Intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER az .. m. for Newburgh, Midtown
nd intermediate satl0us
NIGHT EXPRESS a. s p M, kr Dunkrh and B1hao
Yhe above trains daily Sundays excepted
These Express Trains a. Elmirs with the Efs
canAndsigsA and NIAGARA Falls Railroad for NiassrH Fss
1nshsupto With the Syracuse aud Bin1hanpD Railroad f
byrsruse Cornins with the Buffalo, Corning and New Yos
lasro.d and Buffalo, Bend With ;hs
oeawsre and Western Railroad for srsnton
4onelesvile with the Buffalo and Nevforh City Railroad
Md Buffalo ard Dunkirt with the Lske Shore Rlrosd, 6f
Cleveland CtneinAAu. Toledo Detroit, Chicalo, &c
CHARLES MORAN. Presidest
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ 1859 sUMMER ARRANGEMENT SS

NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1850 sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. S1.
Commencing Nay =, lss.
P.s,~rr-r ssca IN SewYort u .h g. and a. sv
cr-su.~ Oh ?7ths- - ..
Yos NevH.vea T. sa NJ lex li l.t, sl5 lex) sS aoA
sI5p m Pr Bidx,ror- q lex d u Is Sis lex D.
io Add esp ~ Milford, s-rstfod Farhed southPor'
AID wesPor- n; l.:s $50 and !; - p N Sr Nor~.h
fes m l2:@S Sis f-xD; SIS, AS So, $50 p for
psrsrs and Green-ieA, ri l9;s' 80 80 sd -
For Stamford, 7, lex M L: - o;lo lex -
t:<S - D For Por Chester ane in;erneats,s "a
soua = q M Il. Is s. a. 4. Is. $50, $50 u
CONNECTING TRAINS
Hor Bostcn g. teIl, Sis N. teI) Ior HarfrS -
Springfield. leh si5p m teIp For Connect'cut h'a
Noxtbanyton Per New Haven New London sad Son:ss1n
Iarrsd q IN and Sis Tor Canal hnifxosd nonf
m n sns Sis , n For Nsnsssaeh kAsirosA, "a sD
. n 4og DaphulJ ADD Nory.n h.iIoess - \, sChA
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TINE NEW LINE for CALIFORNIA
i -5th and 2Oth of each mon,h.-GREAT REDUCTION
Of FARE The favon. steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
Cart Tnkepaugb will leave from Pier No North River,
TUESDAY July a. O'Clock m, connecting via Panama
Railroad, with steamship CORTEZ . =,
For passage freight apply al the only Office Of the line No.
Bowlug-gre, - . -, -,
The NORTH STAR will succeed the Northern Light and
cave NewY York eoth july connecting with III. oRlLAbA
N Bah persons forbid trusting any one on scco1t Of
the shine
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA STONIN0-
Il TON, for BOSTON and PR0vIDENCE--lnlAod Rou,s
TIE shortes, and n-t direct, carrying he EAser Nail
The strsnen PLYMOUTH ROCK Csp- Joel s,oDs aid
o VANDERBILT Cap D. i-urzis IL connection vito the
nokINGTON AND PROVIDENCE and BOSTON AND
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS LAyinI New Yorf daily tS1s
hays eIoeyt-d f Pier No Nor-A River srst wharf above
ssrsry place al oecct AID StoninEon a. s:S %
the Arrival n he Mail Train which esves Boston ~ $50
The c. EANDERB LIT from SewYork Monday. Wednesday
nod Tndsy from stouinEn Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New fort, Tnesdsy, Thur
3sy and Saturday; hon sonson. Monday "Wednesday AID
Friday.
from s.onIf rsosd - Providence
od Bo<1 he Erprs~s Nail Train esehinx said places Cd
Of those By other routes ana in ample tune t al ths
early morning hD-s connecting north and east Passenger
hat prefer remain board the steamer enjoy nights res
anurbed brsshas- 5ezir-d Nnd esv. s,uirron VI .s
q m tram, connecting Providence with ii train for
Boston.
basnsmss.er accompanies me and train through
aob way.
Tor passage eish apply 90 board he
Resm. be FREIGHT Once, Pier No North River, OF
y of No 10 Bareryrlars
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On sf>r WEDNESDAY, June ls59, Trains Will lesw
Bth-st. Station, New -York, Al follows:
745A N. For Wiihamsbrids-.
s:SOa- Mail Train for Albany
e:SoA o.. For Wilhamsbrdse
IL 3GA N. For White Plains.
2Yp. M. For Wllismsbridse.
400 p. N For White Plains
4:30p. m. For Dover Plsins
e:l5 D. 70. For White Plains from White and Centre It
$3.50 .. N. For WillAmsbridse.
AIrvRSnc-Win leave:
5:OA m Prom White Plains
$50 O. N. From Dover Plains.
g:+0s N. From Wiiamsbrdge.
100 From White Plains.
e:SA m From WAismsbridse.
II 80 q N. Mail Train from Albany.
kOO .. m. From Wilhamsbridse.
SEQ o. m From White Plains.
500 D u From Wuismsbridfe.
500 m Prom White Plains
VIM J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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We are indebted to Messrs. Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express, by Overland Mail, for San Francisco papers
to the 10th May and Los Angeles to the 18th.
INDIAN MURDERS IN KLAMATH COUNTY.
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INDIANA STATE AGENCY, No. "a Wsllst,
NEW. YoRg, JuDs TO- 1859. )
NOTICE is hereby given that the TRANSFER
IN BOOKS of tis office will CLOSE on the 18th inst and
remain closed until the 5th day Of July next. -
JAMES A. CRANENS,
Agent Of State.
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YINHE BOARD of DIRECTORS Of the NEW
Il JERSEY ZINC COMPANY have thi. day declared dyi
dend ofFOUR PER CENr upon Common and Preferred stock
ayable the "a Of July next a. tine TRANSFER
offce OF ,be Company, No. 1876 Washington ct, ". v
The Transfer will BE- closed from the 10Th inst 20 the s
proS inclusive. A. H. FARLIN, Treasurer AID Secretary
q
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD CosPAsYsi
OpFTcE, CLEVELAND, o., May 81, 1859. J
T,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK

Il HOLDERS of THE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO
RAILROAD, for the ELECTION Of NINE DIRECTORS, and
The transaction other appropriate business will be held at bt
Company Office In the City Of Cleveland, State Of Ohio
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of June 1889 the polls 70 b
opt net az O'Clock IN The Transfer Books will be closed
WEDNESDAY the t day Of June and remain closed till arc,
the Election BY order Of the Board. -
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NEW ROUTE for NEWPORT, via N. Y. and
N N H. H. and N L. and N l.. aud S:onins.on Railroads
On and after MONDAY June q, Passengers for NEWPORT
Shore Line will leave by the m Express Train from h
s and 4tt av connecting splendid East Green
wioh r. l., and Newport, Returning eaves
Newport and arriving IN New fos ~ L. 40 and
u:l0p -
Tieiets sold and Baggage checked through each way.
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the lahama Gazette.
INCLINED TO BE QUARRELSOME, u

T,o-~ ---- 81. ,.au, o.rroyv ricg
as a Jew, and independent as the devil, riding
along highway in the State Of Georgia, when
he overlook man driving a drove Of hogs by
the help of big, raw.boned, six.toot-two spc-
cimcn Of Misunderstanding the last named
individual, he accosted him
81 say are these your hogs ?"
mo, Sir; I'm to work by the month"
"Wbat pay might you be getting, friend ?"
"'Ten dollars month and whskey thrown
in," was the reply.
"WeII, look here, I'm weak little, inohen-
sivc man, and people ar apt to impose upon me,
dye see, Now, I'll give you twenty-five dol
lars month to ride along with me and protect
me, said Mr.. Gardner. "But, he added, as a
thought struck him chow might you be on the
fight ?"
"Never been licked in my life, " rejoined the
six-footcr.
"Just the man want Its a bargain ?'
qucred Gardner,
Six.footcr ruminated, Twenty y-fved dollars
double wages nothing to do but to ride around
and smash a fellows mug occasionally when
he sassy.
SX-foOter accepted.
They rode along till, Just at night they
reached a village inn. Dismountiug at the
door, they went in. Gardner Immediately sing
led out the biggest man in the room, and picked
a fuss with him After considerable promiscu-
Gus jawing, Gardner turned to his fighting
friend and intimatcd that the licking of that
man had become sad necessity. Six.footer
peeled, went in, and came out first best
The next night, at another hotel the same
scene was re .enactcd-Gardncr getting into
row with the biggest man in the place, and six
footer doing the fighting.
At last, on the third day, they came to a fer.
ry kept by huge double.fsted man, who had
never been licked in his life. Whilst crossing
the river, Gardner, as usual began to find fault
and blow" The ferryman naturally got mad,
threw things around and told him his opinion
of their kind Gardner then turned to his
friend and gently froke the intelligence to him,
"that he was sorry, but that it was absolutely
necessary to thrash that fcrryman."
Six footer nodded his head, but said nothing.
1t was plainly to be seen that he did not relish
the job, by the way he shrugged his shoulders,
but there was no help for it. So when they
reached the shore, both stripped and at it they
went Up and down the bank over the sand,
into the water, they fought, scratched, gougcd,
Bit and rolled, till, at the end of an hour, the
ferryman gave in. Sx.footcr was triumphant,
but it had been tough work. Going up to his
employer, he scratched his head for moment,
and then broke forth
"Look here MIR. Gardner, your salary sets
mighty we'll but -Iam--of-the--opi opinion
that you are iacliad tO be guawclSomc. Here
I've only been with you three days, and | have
licked the three biggest men in the country |
think this firm had better dissolve, for you see,
Mr.. Gardner I'm afraid YOU'RE iucinod to be
quarrelsome and reckon III draw ~
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