The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-23
All Indian Romance.

nan'b love.
Aud It is touching illustration of
tho pow r. ot plternal affection.
AS well as tale Of bitter and terri
bic revenge.
It 10 also Grst-olass in every respect
and warranted to keep ono year in
ANY climate aud it ID number Of
things, whoh won't mention, 10.
cause ] ,.on't want to tell tho anecdotc
botort get to il. For | ouco knew
man who undertook to write
prefaco to his book and when he got
through, no couldn't toll whothcr to
mako a book OF tho preface, or l
prcf,oo Of tho book, and he Lost
bio reason and became q straw.haired
lunstic trying to decide.
Chief named Fiery No o, and Fiery
Noan had daughter, over whose head
sixteen 1ndi.n summers might havo
passed.
Now it will bo necessary, you
perceive, that this ooppor-colpred
complectod young maiden should have
lovof, in order to give this rtory tho
proper degree of interest. So sho
had one, and his name was Buffalo
Bull, and he was an agod bravo, to'no
Yeas her senior, and wore knock.
knces aud gogsles, and was related to
a,cd- haired tribe of Indians, who ate
the bread Of idlcne.s, excepting when
thoy were compelled TO work for
living. Buffalo Bull was fine old
brave, and he alwoys hit directly from
tho shoulder, and considered it no dis
grace to drink nine inecrs Of fire. wa.
to-. at Que time, ard wear Grape or
his hat WHOM his G,st wife died.
lie alAo had cow-lick III his hair.
The old aborigiue, Fiery Nose,
hadn't tho slightest idoa in the world
that such a venerable savage as 3. Is
sprung in tho kuess aud spawned aS
he was, ever thought to marry his
daughter. But strange to BAY, that
was tho identical thing upon which
Buffalo haze Get bis IoaTs.
s. he called one evening at tho
family mansion Of Fiery Noso, with
tho intontion Of numbering in u
pcaceable and friendly mannor and
thon clipping with his daughter, the
fair Prairie Flower.
On that very night Fiery Nose sat
in his library with his war paint on,
trying to balance his scalp account,
whith vas one scalp short, and the
PialI,e Flower also woe paint, and
sat reading Tuppcrs's Inspiring poems
WIDER the chandelier in tho front par.
or.
When BDffal, Bull came in. hn
went back into the librsry, and enter.
o. into conversation with tho old man.
for h, had rare Conversational powers,
and spoke his native tongue with u
facility tAatMusa at once admired and
-e.aA Eablo.
"W,Il you take pipe !" asked the
Hoapiablc Fiery Moro. s'Do take
ou"'-handimg him coil of gas pipc.
II hayn some tobacco that has y
stamp on it, and consequently must be
tooh. It was grown IN Paduoah.'
"Why don't you use tho "Mud
Tu.tle" brand ~ asked BnN,lo Bnl.
EVERY paper you bny has Al million
dollar bill in it, aNd you u. got j,
for five cents. 1t is ~ cxeellt in.
ves,mcnt for your ,,,n.-s earnings.
Let me advise ,ou 10 < b "r.''
"Ah, wi!lW sa:. :-,y ,Hvsc, IN :.
clear, distinct tone. 'fravhari,,"
snil lie to his child, go around and
buy mo two papers Of Mud Turtle
tobacco. You had better ride Get
quarters worth Of tickets, and you
may buy "ycllow jack" with tho
onangc.
The fair Prairio Flowcr kissed her
aged parent until his culors began to
rnn, and then shc went out on her.
errana with small hat over hor
eyes.
"Nice girl, Amt she ~ said Fiery
Nose Give had great deal of
trouble bringing her up, but I am
amply repaid, and I attribute all to
the fact that | lied her with yeast
powders. | got tho best and thoy
did tho business"
BY the way, old boy,' calculated
"Buifalo Ball." "-pcaking Of your
daughter, she's n regular straight-out
gamb gc.skinued, aboriginal angel,
aud no discount OH hor. She's u
nobby bit Of calico; aud, whilo 7
think Of it, nnder>trnd young Griz.
z;y Bear, the festive brave of the
Agonquins, has viewed her with
critics eye, und passed her impcrfec-
tionS by, and concluded to 60 for her.
What sayest thou r
"llas hc---has he Well, permit
mo here to remark, that he has proha-
bly, shinncd up the wrong tree.
Him 7 Why, I'd just ny soon marry
her to somo wooden.hoadcd cigar.
store Indian, I would, upon my word
Of honor as gentleman"
Sho's too good for him, peradven.
ture," observed Buffalo Bull, souten.
tioualy.
UVantnre your u bolo ,;lo m tb,t