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, 1870-08-21

manner, N is the whoio homo, eyeu to
the aetSants' roons. Everything is complete.
md tue billiard and emosins Ionua arc perfect
little Etulf. III re are yer5 few HOUSES III TIC
cnuutty tIttlslnd as is tli!H. a.4d H.,asoai may
well lie proud Of its lanli~nr1 The house is
pa'atlns. and To expense hAs bssn spared 10
make It what its u.vAR &kNRd-I,erfec:,
Everything is as,nc in 3 - skp7n,,yi,
nlahnet, aid cscn Ike ne4Ao o< nc closti
donrs IL tho upper st&E ma beautifully
rn1!ehed ants wa1ed aS ars those uf the t,arlofs
1he tIieAt grained wcntl that could he ,,so-
cured III tired in .lc flonrs anl woodwork,
and it, tile furniture, Nl.ich tn.icl4es and
Which IL alED TILED and WA1el IN the saue
Manrcr...
In the third Etcrr il Eate Fie1is' aaactau.
foE this il her hnuae. :si. in ,ie-e Of MIS-
Sanford, and lives With her. The room
designated for her tire overlook. thu harl4or
mud hay, ami has hay window, Will, mirrors
on either Eide. rctlcc;inS the view aud
eE1hling .afe:son lying on the co,cl, tuilt
III tie "lnGow 10 zee ertrYs1ipE for miles
each .way without looking out. 1le door
IL laid in htHpes OF walnut aud Rsh.
NEh fancy toEler AID coruer and window
pisces, and tue wallis nc ilnrly f,etcoed. Tue
furniture is Of the la:pboo Iatteru, aud rich
Turkish rugs arc laid abeut the room.
4 graceful Azched bridge leads from the
1awn 10 little pier wLero lies llr. Sanford =
little yacht and MsI Flcitts' E,1ctty Hue lx,st.
The view 81 the NayraSansess and Tho channel
leading out into tho sonat in uns1rpa sad. AMI
the river steamers New York :oats and a3l the
Aaiting ycsscts that enter or leave tie hsrtor
ms.ss pass before the dnoE,
, 1870-08-21

etor1n OF as'plAusr, ruund after round, and
she il compelled u waiL lie ho,,rN. pleasure
full Eve mihuter. At length shout Stand
np. aud the hotlse Iiees 10 its feet aud amid
religious slle1,,c thu singer attacks tho first
felee with hnr mighty voice, whose wo:nAuly
Charm is undtnllulsllca by its ulAle cuerEy.
ltiA France. tl,o country, the tentl.r, brnso
mother Of leluic ro,lg. who IL about 10 btart
for the field, Who La. a1tealy started! :'ho
viii not bold them hack !: she pushes them
forward to tile frontier by 4 magnificent a.
tlou; like Eu,1e'r Ma1scillaiso on tho -. Go
Tsiomphe, aciiou tuer,~c::=4 4ui protective, the
css:S4nen, u a goddess. That superb voice,
gentle anI etronE. Is the voice of Fr1nce her
s.lf, rounding lie recall FROM victory; it
stirs The very souls Of that GOLD. elegant,
ekettical, eaustic public. and ~lsen the refrain
comes, a Chorus iinrle,lee, formidable. irre-
eittil,1e. coming from tho whole audieuce.
Alls tho theatre.
at each verse the Chorus burst out again
like yollcy Of artillery. accompanied Ly
tremendous hurraL. II WAS Intoxicating. a'c-
willcring, sublime. Some sacred thing ttost-
ed over that assembly-the genius OF tic
county!
, 1870-08-21
ksoW to EaftCs

EF4tH hsTsffk NlAi }fht*'.
Carving i: refs desit!h!e accon1r'l.hment
taught. Que cAEilut learn it ty ti1liloli. hut
: practice. jointi by rslIall rfte of theory.
Ii IL tue that tue Freit e.yi.s vi serving tho
meat rl,red il fart tanish,Ix tho necessity Of
carving at tie table Ut the rich: hat in middle
life, where allsl, ~legal,ir7 are not pfa:tlssl.
a k,r,v1e,ls. Of carving rlo,sll he part nr a
toy's or t,lrl. e.lncaslos. How often do ne
l.sr tefren ray: "nh. excuse me. ean't
raryc: never tried Or. il II be attempted.
..e -ot.,, t,lr hlrslr.f radly embarrassed. He
gsas,,s tho knife and fork tlespera:eiv- He has
learned ;I.,t slice nf the breast "f turkey il
4 tiainty; that wing l.. ;,oosi: tie second
jtint also that the les il hot 70 Es'ol. ltut
It l. rot an easy task to srpayate them: anil he
thrills lit. would rather chop wnud than e'1t
,nrLc~. He tlocs mt know tlat oil t.ta lack
Ec- :. delicious rnprsel called tie oyster. aud
:l. >i,;e louts below the second joint are con-
Sit9trrtl s.,ll'iss. This mi,s, be Taught him.
I.7it!r- ought especially to make ears1ng a
>t,+dr: at their nwn hume tie task often s],-
vrl.e- nE,nn them. a1i they sl,nnld he able 10
.ei!r:m it with eaae. and not he forced to ar
rt,: tile eeelssanre Of yieitose. who "ond pz.,'-
ally dead The operation. Tue platter r.ah'l'i
m :'!sc't: 70 tear tie carver tl'at liz lsa- fu
rcn.:c! over it If far oil. nothing cat 1':ev.si.t
III III, graceful appearance. 4 sharp k:i1H l.
,n,,,,isite, std thin and wtl-;entl~rel blade
In carving turkey. cut oil the wing nearssi to
,nu fir~t. t,ltn tile leg and e+to,ns JOINT ihe',
~!cc the breast until II r'utelet. lvorS--h.pet
piece appears: is,sest the knife between that
and tie Lane ard separate them: tliis part IL
the incest iat Of the breast: nest comes tue
'.merrv tl,ouett, After this. turn over me
bird little and inst lelew tia. 1seast S'"i VII!
,ind Ind the oyrter. whi:h you +c.srate az YOU dill
lie inner breast. Tie rids bone llss ee-ade
tic rn,Dp. sud the desired mossci can lie
taken wi,lou. separating the whole honv-
| Proceed the zane way with 1sss other SIDE.
uIo,e rroce-s. An experienced carver. vii
.li-tec, a fowl a. eass ~ you caa break ~
crc Of Gu, a po.s1o. he r.taius his seat
manages liz l.au,ls and elbows arsi,;itallt
| :ns + perfectly At ease. There is no .1iteicnl.
| Is In tls matter: it only requires kno~le'lgt
| and practicc, and there should be ta:isi's II
| The family, each child taking his or be. turu
! ,hi.len- sud parsndgc= arc carved in th'
! xlc
, 1870-08-21

Tram Mf Fir:HEM fitR EHft:1r's'. .l"i.
4 Young man named Mccall. Scosch'n1n
hy tirth, and about q years OF age. who a1.
rived in this cisy, a few Iays since. from Salt
lake. tells curious s1csy OF his experience
among the Mor1ucns. which We Elve for whit
il il worth. He eay. that t,,n-elf amt sister
became converts 70 the Mormon faith il lrc-
lsud, ard that. with other couvetts pi:ked up
in E,eland and 1relard. tter we're brought to
Salt Lake, After living IN sal: Lake short
time. Lis sister, being told that she must
marry some enc. took II into her heaa ths:
she nGrla like to narEE- laim-her own
t,oslc1. He objec.ed. and she went 10
InisLau atou. the rn,ster, aud WAS tffd thst
it was allowable for her TO marry her
trc:her. She nov declared shat she wo:1d
marry no one else. and inTi~sed upon her
irrtler taking her A. big wife. He no~
wea. 80 1;r'chsm. believing his sister had no:
:cl.4 him the trntt. and waa told that any mln
might marry any woman, the main thing sw>
:nE 70 increase sna multiply. Fina'1v the
brother and sister were uasrriei after so:ue
Mormon form, and, after the ceremony, the
brother. becoming horrified It what he had
done, watched HE chance and ran away With
oct going home. Although this story arpears
| tco Outrageous ior belief, the young man lwhc
| is here locking for work in the minea> tell.
| II for truth. Some Of the we'll nnthentica:e u
m.r7i,ges are b.l enonsh. but th,+ il steI
! beyond them all.
, 1870-08-21

\ Young rustic in :Alhsuy, n1mtl Knox, saw
rl4tasn. '' Linen billings At ual.-IIics," be-
fore dry goods store went in and purchased
ten sa,,le. the price being stated by the CLERK
TO Ia tfts cents per yard. Taking The parcel.
he LANDED the clerk Two dollsr- and ha!f.
tierk. ''How Is this, MY f-ierl3. sou haven't
given me enough
auo4. y How in thunder Il, you u,aas that
out didn't you mention that The p1ce .! tll=
stuff Vas 1iftr cents yard =
Clerk. - To he sue dill. aui you atkel for
ten yards At fhat prize, 20 that your Ill! i. i've
dollats.
Knox. g III bet Ey Till ain, ii-e doiiars--
look At tlat sign board. young man doat il
say Linen Drininss at llaif-rrice.' You -an1
the pr:ce Of this ere piece l chose WAS lily
. ceuts yard half OF hfty is twenty-five, AMI
, ten times twenty-five Is txo-Gf,y-stsa1ger
YOU can't climb ME. I've t1ayeIs1''
, The proprietor Was called, Int the rus:i,
;. could not be argued out oi his arithmetic, an,
rather tlan Lave = "seeue~ the los= xas pu
up with, aud t!.a Young man allowed TO t1ave
ai;h his tassaiu. Which suggests the fac
q, tllat people Who keep pEop shoai1 be cazefr
Via. coE;rass they advertise fos tbs An,ep,
ice OF iAu pubic.
, 1870-08-21
Wcll-IsnI1 NQiucIts

The Ncw York correspondent of the Bos:o,
Past writer:
Wurkingwou,cu ~ a class. tia, il. shop
Gnls, ttore-sNis, ETC.. src moi. of course, 70
well laId AS men. bur some receive ycrv good
sa1Arica nevertheless Fcsna1e ttleGrapherr,
for inssancc, Air raitt from sl;, to S9u week.
4 tlrst-c1sts sewing machine operator can earn
S1.' week. ll,ot,gl, the majority do dot csrn
Innle than half that. Good female teachers
III ln,ratc and public schools get fsonl 300
10 l.h1 4 year. The better class Of dress
makers AID fhrcwinlen in sewing c~t..t1i4l,-
mei.t- average SstAl or sam ycar, and aoYne
ts., i.s a~ ns:c!. AZ II M. There arr ~nvrfal
wcncn em}inyea ~ bookseerers At salaries
Of from SlG to S.2..l week. atua their places
art just as tccuIt a. those OF men. lttt all
these women have hal Il, learn their business
thoroughly. M,~t Of them count enough
ycars 10 he considered oil nsaids-from y to
sp-a,ct t3l,'y have 10: Flvr,l mp tho hope of
getting hars'aI1s. Ard can ray. fru,n Oh
:. rvat,on. that tAast wl,u do g., husbands
u,1ke excellent wives. There il l,o
c,ctlinces atous them. and strv little
cxtrayca,ccr. anil the moment they settle
over household they maso everything tidy
ard comfortable. anu keep it -u. / don't
wiyrs Tor men whn whit aEfceah14 homes.
and chance to save something for a ralny
,,av. than the old mails of tl,:rtv, or there
Al t,u:. Who have responsible positions A. caa.
plo,e. in s:orc.. anil workshops There are
several hundred women in New York who
cam more mones every yc1T than an elna
number OF fairly qns!itie'1 men, and they ds
1u,t !,syc to work rr.y 11ar1 eit:1rr. !s!it wha
t!,rv 10 they do well. having .raE1csi thel
sailing thusorg.ly. and drilled ttcmselse
into rvrtfct.
, 1870-08-21
CNrIt%N%%

It All. lsc :eeol1tctci that Scstch n1attoa.
whore life var snawcI with eu&ious r1va!rs u
a,.otl,er H,a.1ot arroes the way, exclaimed.
n,on reetuE the funeral display, wltvA lier
rival l,ccaMc u widow: Weel. weel! There's
useklc sln1w owcE there hoo: but Ill hae
.ntIe lnestG [ruu, u,inc ain door @ome day.
\ r,tua1ar Necessity for having corr.e t.
make i %huw with was tr1t by -u1lle rltizsns Of
l.an.lngbursh. y. T.. few ,iaya ago. 4
number OF them. IN u boat. accompanied by
f"f.ncr. he.ai. graphing near Waterford
tliHg- foi the loly ot Que Fitzpatrick. Who
lad l'ctn lr!aN.cd a. drowned there while
lstl:it.s. Nhlar the mcn were thus cuyasel, tho
| inquiry, " What arc yer .ltinE theee;" was
! a,l0:cse,d 10 them ty Fitzpatrick himself.
fun, tier Of tlr lsiiEe. to ~l,i ID. il appears.
| IT,. swami uns,u:iceI ii tho time he ws~ ru,,-
! 1~4eI 10 lie drn~neA It wa4 t1ctrrmjuei not
| t. 20 arlnre ulthout +'todv.' so 1ue Of
,,..'it number laid .towlt i'll tho bottom at tho
s.n4t; tl,u o.lAere covered him With their
c4sa.e and soIemn!y towetl back to ,l,e village.
4 crowd, gathered nj the landing, expressed
themselves i'll tue usnal phrases uf pity and
| rerro~; tu, otto wotaau. pressing cltfeely a.
| the boat came III, observed tllkt tile stuckinSl
Of tLe ruplsorel cort,se were dry, and. there
upon EXPRESSED All indignant doubt about lll'
drowning. Nllt reat. the "body" sTrune
,,puu It's feet, willie shriek went ur from til
women. l: was now the turn Ut the inl1iguar
crowd Ia want corpse, aud they were strong
le incli:si 70 usate geaui.s una 1rom anon
H. .asfl-.
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What tsrrn,nr% Of inc tstrta..

Mr.. Wallace. in big recent valuable work OH
- Natarst Selection. sayr: ''OHs own o5-sr-
satult mr.-t CONVINCE t,r that birl- llh mol 70
on increasing every year in agcomrt,ic.l
ratio. a6 they would t1n, ucst. there net eouic
}%swcrfnf check to their natural increase.
fesv few t:r.ss rrotluce less than Two yunns
n!;e- eacA year. while many have six. eight Ur
ter: fur will certainly be below the average:
as.d If We surfose that each pair }.ru:aucr.
toEnS tn1y fo.r tistlre III tlI,ir tifr. tAat will
also ee be.nw III" average, surEoslns tlet, .et
to die either l'E VIOLENCE or want VI fao1. 1ct
At .!,e rate !,ow tremendous would tie tic i'll
ctc.sc il i few YEAR, from single pair. 4
Sii.;l.. calculation will =lleW that III fifteen
vcals each ri, Of l,irs1s would have Increased
IL ,a.atIv ten millir1.e w:,crear We have tu
reason to believe ttat ,le nu,nIsr Of tie birds
1T Ehy country increases II all IN lislsel, Or
III one hundred a1l fifty years. Witt.
etltl powers cf increase the population
n,:>t l.syc rr.cl,en it~ limits. aud have
l'ccunc stationary. ii, sc1y few years after the
o!ili vi carl, species. Ii IL evident. there
birds &,,,,st }'e,ish-ss mauy. in fact. ~ arc
! born aid III on tho lowest calculation tho
| ,scHe..y are each yesr twice ae t,1stueraus a.
il.t,s PATENTS. it fellows that whatever he the
ayt1aGe rt.n,hcr of int.ividIals existing in ans
given coul.srv. f,rice thnt nHn14'7. mass perish
! lie irsta1ee Of an :Naaease bin!
| population is shst Of tie ras.enge,
pigeon et the 1'Eiscsl States. wls;ch lav- only
one, or At most two ccgs. and il al! to rear
generally hut one ros.nE one. Why is this
hi.,l 70 extraordinarily anundsnt. while others
r,edurirg two CT three tinaes A. many y.sunf
arc much }ese plentiful: Tho explanation /.
ant difficult. The food n.o-. cnngcnial II
this speeits. and on winch it tl,ztve- best
IL at'uufantly distributed over all extensive
region. offering Rnch differences of soil and
climate, that in one part or anather Of tht
area the supply never failz. The bird il
r:ra5!e Of very rarid and loug.coutiau:s
t!i9h:. 70 that /: can PASS without fl:iguc ovel
..sc ~.ese ot the d.stric. it sraalit<. aud 4,
.ec,. rs the supply Of fooI heEius to fail il
tnc place. ~ able to discover fresh fscdi"e
ground. THIS example, %trikinsiy shows II
thst the procuring Of constant supply Q
| requisite for insuring the tanid increase II
given species. si,,ce neither the limited fecu!
tsitv nor the 1sltts:ratncd attacks Of h;ri+ .
prry and Of man arc here safaicicnt to chez
, 1870-08-21

tt-
.I.'usl,t.
Tic nloet elegantly finished house ever
uilt il. Newport il that Of Mr.. n. II. sanford.
itlet completed The house il rather plain on
the e1tetanr. Of the bar tiulrh. with French
Roof aud wi.lc ritzzas On three eidcs. Tue
interior til.,sli II har1ly to E,e Described. Not
= particle Of paint or ~h,.l1Ac IL employed in
the whole i,u.e. Ard there are to be no car
pets tired. The tloors flou top to bottom are
laid III l.rl wood. in faucy patterns.
no two r,'otns sa,kr, and na1ei. OAK.
,lack walnu, arc employed in
auI glued in most thorough uianner. Tho
woodwork pf fl.r t:srlc1$ il :ut.cE.lut, With
etruy trimmings al,d }'s,lel- OF most'ei Wut'd
CT the root ii tle hattrrnut tree these
l,auclr MI through the 1lnUre are Polished ~
iiiucIv a. 4 piat,e. tl,. rest IF the "'es being
wa>e.l. The ,!inine TeoE, il finished III bia.k
walnut wiltl mc.tlc1 panels AMI csrTSa
wa.s1ryptins. and il the only Inato III shs
l,ousc 1npete.l. The parcs l. green aEd
gold, III Imitation III leather. ami to,t : ~
roll. The furniture j. wa!nut. iula.l wis!a git
with coverings Of rod 1su>eia leather. anil tas
iiror in walnut and osk. in beAusafu! pat
| trsn. Thu nall is novelty. aud sns;'a-.e'
any reeh III Newport villas. Ii il tlirsy-iis'
feet from floor 10 ceiling, aud u grand stair
f, ea=c, With polished rail and panels. wind
aruunl it, each lauil,ng having ! fancy piec
lald i'll different co!orci wooJe. From eacl
nsoss arc prnjectisss ba.conies, with hsonz
gar Axturer. and neAE the top il a beantifr
STAINED glass window. But the frercoet wall
arc ole OF its chief Attractinus. tho d-eirn
! a,nl cnlors being of the most ctastc aud e!t
sans t!e.c,iptior. /, is fr-e,osl in the ro,y
ns,a:, style arf !a'.,rr in oil in tie be
, 1870-08-21
lS mtAtFesAs Aootn.

They nearly strike ne dumb,
And l ttrlsil,lr whcn they cJ1pe
rtt-a-r2t.
YAat lErxx lxsata nvs. Gcralaine*5-
Think Of that.
.."...
o where dill tlnnfcr via
So dclecfat,le Skin,
For her ffFfs
Iuu t,ertshe4i. 50 you did.
For ms sweet
The faIr srifrhtnr rtasmz
On The tldes. md tn ths. sr,ms
kv,,l II ahcT,,
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TIE BATTLE



i1rx,t and solemn,
... 4 c.tut column,
'-"';c: the r7t e.4 Fan they marching como
a>ffr =: si'Ft%'. Ike Il tat'ft s!rs'a,'-
'Ee ''s':'!. Erin '::cr Of tho tr,,u game,
~ arr t't't'1 ,n tho Shaking ErtslIrt,
'.:.s a"'at law "iil Anc!:lns k.1unl:
~, - ~" It'Att that must t~ar the hr7lot
- il" i'' st;:] ;. ;: .lafH TIE !rpn1
-. = - - .ne stS'A to'AA+ao",
~ Hs-Za1-- ~ .1..c
. M M III thr !'ush "f morning glowing.
80. ~ ~, " .1 n4:l-ls s.Hnss ~ n',Nnk
~ ~ !'"i.'Aa nAt!ueis "Aiius
p,. - - n".',aa .,aaastr .,ir 1aslos'
-, -. ,,,,; ,;':"''tn -, a:,. VIE
~, - ~ ~ ~ uIn aua Ky; ,,x r,usr
p" M IN: ~ 'usa the rauks which lucy ''ase
~, ,s s'N.t's VII, .ne.. H!'.tHl f.. M ls,,,.
" 80 '.s.,.-i - .., 80 ma ,sncr
s,"i sa:'. Win ,s ,..; ;s,x me- ,norr
'> '''> ~ .'t.'e t'!as w NA>
. Vs., -,,, - s.,. ,,,,h,,,1r IA r1tSrtDc ssur,
~, s's''he' '''" t'1'' ''t'"'te--'t' - >fs
,,A r., ~. ;, ,,, MA, ,,x thev ls.nn in
,,..- ,' In,':,..,.,.
,,.,n,,.' 80 ~, x,,b Itn1ttnr sound.
!, = -,,.., u: s,y:,s, s;Ts..s. ,s:n,,.l,
-. =, ;: ,'u H.~ar. .,,,.:htcT raging.
~. 80 >, =, .h, -...yt,,- T,.Ii
~. ,,s,n I..sfh..t,..f, fsn:
,,:,,,, :! >4,-; rs u;a,n ,,s:s;
-'''A' S41@-' ~ s'i4'1'e !" e
,:,,-. h. Wv .:..:., .:an f.sas To asus,
..'. n!s !. ....a Ia. luz 4o1c4aoSl AAoA
T., i',",." !" n.
.''r1"'i'-e 'ef.fr sttiass sne h!haMos: man.
~. ~ No. 49, :, -. ~, - .s, 49, ',1
~. -. ~ ~ -. s - .,s.t,nsr a.. .s s.u'
III "-.'1n ~ aIt .h.. sss.e 1s'r Euha
, 1870-08-21

will be freshly remembered h5 the readers Of
tic Ec.1,inq ifM. IL r',nnte. baptial.ua J;
ramer ran en1y he selected from thn 81 ::ss il
tho calendar, 1T ias,c. l1u.4'low.i with h
tasra,neLt are nftsn gsv",t to children f7,m
e1tne circumstances colln7, tcs! with tlt ,!ay Of
.htr hr,h; u. Moeqacs;a, thc eoa.in-laH q
uar Of the F.e1isr:'ani. lie vent to register
the new conner, and gave his name as Non.
Tie clerk refused to accept either Non OF Out.
The father did not try Pas. Ate. al, vas
net tie child's name of necessity Nockcry:
, 1870-08-21
decentralization.

Make it I'M. There's III te,.!, assure Jon,
FIR II. tk!rE you 10 has The ruwc-
To more r:e,-wcfl, T. yeu'll stop teasing,
III e~ islr.sant antl give you Eowe..
Th"rc, will that do. IN, i,o. aont m.an,r It;
it@ i heftntrr,rN,-thr,E II away:
Ju>i think, II my 1nt,thcr hal .esn il,
What Would she be likelY 10 sa{.
Oh plrase 'iol't 70 ,lnwn m yaur knees now
Ius...thtnE, perhaps aeYne one may cnIac
II ,o,ts sylrh-l,k+ Miss Rtlknnr shnull see ,is.
Her anger wtIulA make her quite dumb;
Hut since you lu*tst OIL a1l answer,
Though I'm sure ne afu going too far.
Il in,tna lises sou, tou Know. an,l for my part,
Why, always acrca With uainul
, 1870-08-21
sITT-a r.:7: --aa7x1l .TAIr.


S;s>H IN ~ ~ Il r ~ .s-'' .t+ft -.
-'s-.,-. = .. 80
t-tr.-,t : - :-2'r p: = -. :. s., :
Lc.:'7t StF'' tsitS 5000 =. 49,
, 1870-08-21

i writer in the Cincinnati Chronicle says:
.ALijah C, very worthy old s1a.. aud
cpe of the early pioneers Of Southern Ohio,
pl,tu relating some Of his adventures OF hia
early pioneer life to crowd OF eager listen
..s tor Ill who ks.ow linn love to hear the ord
man talk). often ge:. OF socae rather tough
,aurs. Ono be teIls-although . stunuef,'
lie il willing to youcl for its truthfElness-is
about an adventure lie onca had on the prair-
irs Of Illinois. The story runs AZ follows II
Hi!l give it n nearly ns possible in his oHa
l4ususEe}:
:.lIa: young man. you talk about your
hunting adventures and eaake stories; If
you'd seen the Sights I have in my young
Gays, then you might talk. Ill relate TO you
IN adventure once hal with ratt1esnakes on
the raiEies Of Illinois
'''it ia oow nigh on to fortr vears ago
wita went out there to take look at slls
co'l4;ty aud enter some government
lant. In the course Of my travels l
had nceaslon to CROSS a piece Of prairia that
VAS told b; old hunters was ful. OF
| ratt!ea,sakes. But, nothing daunte1. S-se
took tue pIecaution Of Wrapping long pfa.:s
Erass round my legs. from :tc snkles u. asa
then started in. coon stirred them up Ess.;;;
| and then wxr begun Whenever oEe :soiiu ~
strike At ne, it would get it, fanss "a: n she
grass round my legs: then. WITH nv 'o~ ~, ~
kn;fe. would coolis uha:k oI ;ss ea. ,,,s,ia
l got acrose thought "nui:, soo. =, :.
and. tnyz, believe it or s,of: sae:s
Gu. Eui:itcd AID n.Hts'-.sa1 -
heads Ea.::~i::; t. r.: i -
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Gin @albmemib.

Gin @albmenl9, Der felt 20 Sabren ni&t
au6erba1b Der @dlber mar unb ba brauben
gang fur ii4 a1letn Don BEN Grtrase Der
Sasb unb tuiloen Tra@ten 8elebt. bat, fam,
rute bic nDetr. us. Yof" pom II. Mat BE-
rt&tet, mad Detroit. Sein @aar unb Bart
tuaren awet Tub lang unb NIT gtrtenrinbe
auteebunben. @etne 8opfbebedune mar
Elm @tld Sdrenbaut, feline 5usbefleibuns
betanb aus @tridbaut unb feline atrt9e
&1etbuns aus @@af6aut. CT lam auf e.
nem SdleppScote ben @trpn1 btnab, 1T u
Sabre alt unb beiBt @iais Bettia. Gr 1T
Gin Sunberlins, Der aus lauter Menlhen'
tab fApu in einem 10. eebensiabr iein g.
ternbaus in @errtpnt perGeB unb ietttent
fir fi9 a1ein lstte, bic Ser. Staaten, Merieo
unb Gentralamerifa b~ur6ranberte, aber
ntemals in einem Bette ihlief eber aud nur
unter etnem Daae fid aufbielt. @Sblen
ober 8uiawerf waren lein 6aus uno bic
fable Grte pber bbdFens Elm tpcnts 2aub
1etn wager. Gapre1o Der leRten ~ SABRE
wpbnte CT auf Der eanabiiden Seite, ODER.
balls Ml9pnab, nur nit Snbianern serfeb-
renb, uno aud bies nur, roenn bic Nptt i'm
ba3n stpans. SIM porisen @tnter wurbe Der
@alb unb feline 6Sble 9erun, aus9ebol;t, er
oerferttste iid baber elm &inben,@ Canoe unb
wotte auf Der anbern Seite T6 nieber1a6en
Nn Der Munbun9 hes ct. Glair>See's
rpurbe feline Nubfdale BON Boot bur@ Elm
@&leppi9if 1T ben @runb setoben unb er
ielbf na4ber NIT Mabe beraussefl4t.
Seine tpsnisen 9%abielisfeiten stnsen babel
per1oren. @as aus tbm NUN perben ,on
bas tpeib er felber nt4t. Gr tpuroe porldu>
fig in einem Matrolenquarttere unterse>
braGt, .pinidt aber nt6ts fetnlt9er, ais,
1etn fruberes Malbleben fort3ultBen.
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Mabe eerettet. Die eei6en fino nod
nidt a~ufoefunpen. Die Bep5lterung
bes saa3ea Gantons 1T in tiefe 8sfau'z
merntb ser1ebt.
Gum S@lub etpas CUR Grbeiteru19.
Na@ Der Democratic" bat cine Se1z
finer @enei1pe bent Staotratb fpl9enoe5
Reslement GUT @enebmtsuns einseis1<
bet: Nrt. 1. Sn Grtpdsuns oes SrpBz
cit S9apens, pelden bic 9dbner ,an>
ridten, bat bic @emeinpe NIT Mebrbeit
tel9lo0e Ell, ben 9Ibnern bic &raQen
ooer 3eben ant ;metten @elent ab3u>
{Aneiren. Art. 2. @er bteieS @ebot
ni9t bepta4tet, perfdQt IN cine 8ube
ssn 1 ST. Der Staateratb per,ptes Der
@emeinre, beren Nauen ni9t anse9e>
ben it, cas 9d@erlide ibres @etabz
ren6.
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baben. Sn Glorens lelbf piro often
fit @aribaloi eetporben, uno 1T 35nte
Dietpr emanuel nt9t bloe IN feil,eu1
befannten Saspidlp6e Gan No6ore>
lonoern lelbR il, ittner @sipeu3 tm pa
lasso pitti DOR flbneu @ni@ldsen &C.
gen feline perion niat fiber. 9n elmer
Der lesten Nddte purten in Tpl8e Ell
aer 9ebeimen An,eise Die unterirril@en
&dume jenes palaltes unterlr9t rno
fam mar, III hemlelben IN perlbat
cine ipl9e Men8e ron Sprensfofen
(&altzYttrat uno Nitroz @lYcerin) sor,
oaB fte p6Qig 9eniste> palaf uno So
mig iammt einem ouien She'll Der 19b>
men Mrnofact in bic 9uft fie9en 3u
au laGen. Cine @ompasnie Splpaten
lou BET Gantan3aro 3u BEN Snlur9enz
ten iibereeoan0et lein.