The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-07

OF course they struck terror to the souls Of the sym
pathetic inmates and aroused their dormant energies
to instant investigation To the source from whence
the sound proceeded. Men rushed 10 the win
dows and women III d.shabefle to the halls Bells
rung ana guests and servants joined in the search
Help help. Tear down the house! Get me QUIT
continued the same mysterious voice.
'sWho are yop2n
t'What YOU"
''What shall we do?n
'sWhcrc can We tfrd Your were tic heterogeneous
uttered by the bcwildered scarchers in many parts
of the house
Here in the chimney! choking, suf.ocating head
foremost down the chimney. DO get ME out"
From to room and hall to hall the philanthro-
psts rushed, calling to the unfortunate to be patient
and they would eXtrcatc him as possible. a
dozen stoye-ppes were removed in less than no time,
and four mouths applied to the smoke-hocs, in
Quiring the whereabouts of the helpless being, who
could not be expected to hold out long in such dan
gcrous position. But still the voice from dis
lance.
ut is higher up, said one
'sHe must be lower down, said another in fact all
had something to say, except Of retiring dspo
sition who looked With solemn couDtenance as if
too much terrified to speat; and away they rushed TO
the staircase, and speedily the male members Of the
crowd were the roof of the hotel nqurlng at the
tops Of several chimneys.
ssWhere are yougn tinidIy inquired one Of The fe-
males in dsabille, cautiously ycnturing the chin
ney hole in her room
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'fWhv d0ntth let him Out2N uttered delicate voice.
whose owner had not dared to venture out of her
apartment before.
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add meets ranger again, III viii know something 81
The "ropes.n
" rlRRsGE SpRoI,rs-T.ry few people take half tie
mains they ought with cabbages When they are cut
no matter howhe stunps are loft to bring sprouts
matter when nor how many Now the fact Is that
When the sprouts begin 70 come they should be aiirn6
onv one left to arow on each stump it viii grow faster
andbetter and 6e occasionally goodes tie fst head
that was cut; instead Of which, multitude Of small
ones are allowed to grow not any Of which bring good
hearts, and all are, for The most part bu very poor
should be cut off the stem, and IS the buds Of
he stump begin grow, gubb Of Or cut all that are