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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-22


pairing at once and hesitating. She
turned and looked oyerthe battlements
of the tower.
Never mind, Wilfrid," she said,
" | Ii fetch you presently"
No, no, | cried "Wait for me.
I'm coming
got astride the buttress, and pain
fully forced my way up. 1t was like
dream OF leap frog, prolonged under
painfully recurring difficulties. shut
my eyes, and persuaded myself that all
l had to do was to go on leap frogging.
At length, after more trepidation and
brain turning than | care to dwell upon.
lest even now it should bring back too
keen realization of itself, Preached the
battlement, seizing which, with one
shaking hand, and finding the other
grasped by Clara, l tumbled on the
leads of the tower
Come along she said. "You
see, when the girls like, they can beat
the boys-even at their own games.
We're all right now"
L did my best, | returned might
ly relived. :" I'm not an angel, you
know. | can't fly like YOU. :"
she seemed to appreciate The com
pliment.
Never mind. I've done it before.
1t was game of you to follow"
Her praise elated me beyond meas
ure. And it was well.
Come along she added.
She seemed to be always saying,
come along.
L obeyed, full of gratitude and relief
She SIX pped to the tiny turret which
rose above our heads and lifted the
door latch. But, instead of disappear
ing within, she turned and looked at me
in white dismay. The door was bolt
ed. Her look reused what there was
IF manhood in me. I felt that as it
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-04

-&tcfer nit ZEN Sdpsitsm ;u, UNI ain6
tann na6 5auie, no lie bic scrSbnIidye
Sausarbeit cbl,e lie ScrirSits Seitwerre
serri6tete.
Secer, rer riss lieit, mag nun ielbit
nrtbeilsn, pb bier nidt auscuitsinli6 cis
nc bSbsre Ia6t ms Iittsl trat. User
Is wini9t fam rie gssen;euscn rieies
Grei9niiIes ieltit teirascn. !Sier frlsen
mod bic 3cu9niiIe rcr sui iii, mciitcl
betbsiliSten Ierste, bic in Ct. Vcuis icbr
befannt iine: 81. 8. garnalI UNI TT.
{. 6. yapin inn BIC Isr;ts, melde RE
&ranfenantalt tsr Sarn,ter;ism Sdwcs
fern rsselmdsis teiuaea. Or. @. g.
Cooper bsbanreIte Iberia IN Sater!idsn
!6auie uni teiutte tic mantma! in eer
Gnltalt.
p. icscr, s. j.
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Ir Rd6ts Gten ft i'm 3sitpsrtrsit. Sis Ipie,
ien sIsidSam earuui, tpsr ld aR beltsa scrtets auf

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gum anssrn nit 5alfe zines ssbredlidtn StabeS
srn tiplcmatiittn 9ersintarunsen, he Aranf=
belt Filler aber nimmt ir,n,er ~. .g-r
Tur her i'm yatAs I~etsntiss bl. pstraS fam
Garpra richer aufridtsu, une Plus IX. rire eas
sr0es NInfer tbun an jsnrm Gags, no Ter Lab.
me 8sItbsil sinen auimertiamsu Slid auf i'm
bsfct. Ben hem eabn,sn in Der Sibsl bsiet es,
Rap or ssbsilt purss, msilt CT bic aFoitsl ani9au-
ts: in.endebat in eos. Ia rstste yetruS, unp
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bic Grtarmunstn tts Srrrn freiien, Teil las
srSets @untsr bic 8ssisranss;rit TITUS TX. pire
sefrfnt battn. ,.ctrHa
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3susniiie Ger aer;ts.

SfuSNlt Ger NerStf.
Tberela Sdifer ,r,,ree int gpril 1871
ais cine ausrSrtise paticntin III lie
Grauen : Clint esr Sisters of mercy
aufsenpmmen urt ;rrar auf RE Gmpfebz
lung tes o.. S4. s. Cooper, unter eeiIen
9ebaneluns ie ssrter sercien mar. Sol
genres 1T Ter fur;e Seritt tisies Sauss
aad ser ausiase her y,atientin t.itdtist
tur6 d. Gepper. Seit 2 Sabren mar
lie franfli1 unt trures INNER itlimmtr
Obwptl 6 ater s asrste ser,fsn wurssn,
teren SsbaneIuns ibr ,rsnis ecer nidts
ttsten. BUR 3sit isrer Iufnatme flaste
fit 'aber srcse Sdn,erssn Il, her @esens
Der eeber, aHsemeine Sdwsde unit
mun@mol slnfile srn @sdtfistsr. Sci
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bare Veitnlit rrel1e ltt iitnerlid ireit
austebnte unp itr lei jettr Ssritruns
srpee S6mervn serurladte. Die YER
f&ietenen Ger;te, melde iTe unteriu6ten,
ftimmtcn Cid CLAUDE ptne 'ausnabme)
therein, tab bic 0eidwnlf NIT Ger estsr
IN her @%ertintuns tete ,rte mekrere
msiaten, ras ned anrere Srsane easpn
ansesriFen ieien. Sreilid mar IS u,,@
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@eidwult ;u teiimmst. @pn ren sIer;s
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8. Gent, %. s. Gcpper, s. Dulaney u.
y. 0eTdiesene 5eilunssmstbUben MUIR
ben serseidlasen unp aud seriadt aber
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fpnnte esbli@ tas 6aus Der barmbersisen
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seben isus ctsr, tsficr pb bic patientiu
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ilidt utstr olsH4 Shntsn Iebsn, tauii1
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fort uar bic 5an.irnm sgs s6rpers lpaa
ren ausniheinid bic eiaer ppafrmma,
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25
NUMBER M I3E1REs 4 II lsfs asi
How the Dutchman Killed the,
Wo0dchuck. q

Veil, den, tells you NIT de time il
coed u huntih NIT mine brodder Shake;
ven We wash boys not SO higgerish We
ism now. Shake he wash smaller ash l
bin, unit wash bigger ash Shake. We,
wash dwin boys, but dere wash about two
or dree years bigger ash FUN anudder
ush. Veil den, Won day dakes brodder
Shake unit two uddcr togs unit ] dels
dem We 60 a huntin NIT de wood
chuck unit some oder dings, We go to
ole barn past, unit te packside of teg
field behint us, unit pooty soon we kit
de vcets in te rai..!s &c Is; s; ten ] vis-le.
to Shake unit te udder two togs, unit by
and by Something's schart te togs, unit
they room shust 50 pig fasht ash dey
neffer vas room before. Shake he room
pooty fasht, unit 1 roou, for l dinks
someding wash schart NIT tc togs. Pooty
soon the togs wash stop NIT rconin, unt
wash maxim dere hets in de log NIT 8
pig hole in it, ven 1 comes up. Shake,
he says, 'Probdcr Hans, ter ish wood
shuck in te log NIT te hole Den T
tells Shake, you shust watch nit Won
hole, unit tc togs te udder hole, den /
, will make vun udder hole, NIT mine AK,
in te mittle of tie log, unt ten, ven 1 see
him, / viii schlock him un te koop, unit
schmitc his he'd off nit de AK So
Shake, he says, Il will stop dc hole NIT
mine foot, so he will not mooch kit out
nit dis hole Den / day dukes nfn'e
ak, unit hole make in to log. Pooty
soon 1 kits a hole, unit dinks see to
woodchuchs, uut dells brodder Shake
60 still be, unit shopped q little more,
unit ders seas dc dings het, SO / makes
ak come down nit all my misht---l
dinks / viii made his het. of unt nine
/ Gott vat you dinI! Prodder ShaRe,3'
ne makes ypn pig nose. mt he geIns
.ael selssx6aEis ils 'leh
unit English, all togedder, unit he
'Brodder Hans, dash is not 70 wood.
shuck you ish Won tam fool. you hash
schmitc mine foot off, Oh! mine Gott
L ish kill!' Veil, I wash schart mooch
dinks 1 had kilt broddet Shake, unit
l CRIED leetle, unit / schreweared u
leetle, unit ten 1 looked in te hole, unit
tere wash plesh of brodder Shakes
boot, unit two or dree toes, all bloody
laying in tc log, but q, e tash no wood.
shuck or any udder drngs in .te log;
Shake, he groancd SO big lout, dat ]
dake his foot unit dies mine shirt up init
is. Shake, he make him up on my
back, unit | carried him to to house.
Py unit by his foot git well, but no more
toes crowned out it, unit he say, 'Prodder
Hans, | will no more SO woodshuck mi.
you; unit he nefcr did
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25

How many men always become four
handed?-By doubling their fists.
9 a lobster never comes ashore without
great risk of getting into hot water.
When is a clock on the stairs danger
Gus? When it runs down.
y man courting a young woman was
interrogatcd as his occupation. Il am
paper-hanger on large scale, he replied.
lie married the girl, and turned out to
be \ bill.stickcr.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25
FHE DOCTOR AND THE DRESS
MAKER.
BY BELfiN FRENCH.

The Doctor came first to our ltugo
He was TALL, dark sour looking Judi.
vidual, n hitle on tho Shady side of forty
He caIled liniseif a widowcr, and Was
rather handsome too, brt For all that the
girls failed to set their caps for him, as
is generally the case wfero single gen
tlemen take up thar abode in our place
don't thiHE that he got many Fa
ticnts at first, for all he had sign with
a. u. Rose, NJ. d., in sildcd letters
above the dnur of his Office.
Tic had not been in our vll,gc mo,c
than month when Mrs. Wiggins, the
drrssnnaker, arrived, and fitted up shoI
just opposite the doctors Office.
The drcssii.llSor Was also tall aud dark
but unlike the Doctor, she had u peaked
nosc and sharp black eyes.
They were IA strange pair, for though
they never spoke to each other and
neither owned to having made the othr, 5
acquaintance, they took care to throw
themselves in each other's way, and
their actions to show their contempt for
each other.
If the doctor Glanced to be passing the
dressmaker's shop clam would 80 til. door
in his facet and if the dressm.kcr
saw the worthy NJ d., she would turn
as though disgusted beyond measure.
People soon saw the too were trying to
annoy each other aud some of the mis-,
chievously ipcliued resolved to help
them.
One riofiing we wera all astorishcd ut
seeing fhe doctor aud dressmakcr had
exchanged signs This made consdcra-
BILE sport, fol neither OF the lwo' scomed
TO know anything about the matter and
of course no one took the trouble to in
form either. q h.Ef
Now it happened on that day th,t a
couple OF strangers came into opr vii.
is"n trnn. t:.'n cnnntrv =, LEk,,v had been
married but IA few weeks, and the fond
husband, as soon us he came to town,
purchased nice dress Tor his bride
i think, Charles she said, that |
will have it cut by "A drcssnaker before
going home, for might not get the
chance again for IL Inonth.'
Very we'll. my love-, returned the
husband. There is one just ahead Of US;
you can stop in there
'And theras( pid4etor's sign On the
dlhef side, Charles. While am get
tiag my dress cut you can drop in ut the
doctors, aud get tliat medicine for Mir.
Croft @3dff8'
so | can, Julia, for | am glad that
you remindelinc of it, or | should have
forgotten IT, 'lgS
And the two parted, one going into
the doctors Office with her dress, and
the other into the drcs max er's shop to
procure come medicine
Hem J. coughed the latter, bowling
before Mrs. Wiegins is your husband
at home, madam q
And pray WHO told you had hus
band, sir I! was asked in return.
Hem mistake--your brother, |
mean apologizcd the young man.
My brother? | have no brother
well, it is the doctor | Wish to see,
madam
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25
A TROUBLED AMENDMExr.-A lady

A TROUBLED AMENDMENT.-Al lady
was reading to her servants an account
of the Chicago fire. The accident of
the burning of the emancipation procla-
nation, which cost the city $4,000 for
its Historical Society, arrested the atten-
tion of Que old colored woman, slave al
her life, who viewed the proclamation
much as the Israslites did the ark of the
covenant.
What dat she said, burnt up?'
Yes, aunty, burned up
Den what gwinc to come of us'
again y
4 don't know may be You'll be slaves
as before.
Ben dis chile gwine to die right now
And throwing up her hands in dis
may, she left the presence of her mis-.
trcss, visiting dire imprccations on tho
head of the man 'wot sot dat fire.
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sThe doctor, sir Do you mean to in

w uO. SuW UuS XII, duu
you must be drunk 7 she exclaimed. .
Indignantly; mine is drvssmaker's
sign.
Il beg your pardon, madam, but let me
request you to read for yourself, and you
will find that
AS if don't know what is on my own
sign 2 she Interrupted, rising hastily and
going to the door.
'Thc wretch! she cried, as her eyes
rested on the Doctors name TO think
that he dared dn snch II thing I'll tear
tiis eyes outl'
While this interesting scene was being
enacted at the dressmaker's, another no
less so was transpiring at the DOCTORS.
When Julia left her husband, she
trippcd up stairs and Knocked lightly at
the door OF The doctors Office.
The worthy NJ. ID. answered the SUN.
mons in person
Supposins him to be the husband of
the dressmaker, she made known her
business at once, by saying, Il came, sir,
to have dress cut
"a dress cut? he repeated in astonish-
Il don't cut dresses
'Ah sir | beg pardon, I thought that
Mrs Virgins resided here
Mrs. Virgins No, indeed, ma 'am-
that amiable person holds forth on the
other side of the street. Tbough if you
don't want yonr dress spoiled you better
keep away from her
Doesn't she have any sign asked the
little lady wondcfingly.
why yes, don't you sec it?'
The doctor popped ont his head, but
inste''a Of reaain= Mrs. Virgins, he read
A. NJ. Rose, II. D.
Thunder and lightning p he ezclatm
ed, "she has been stealing my sign
And you have been stealing hers,
judging from the name at the door re.
turncy julia.
Down went tie doctor III Ncas of
passion, and giving one gloce at the
dressuaker's sign. he tore il from its
i;,Stcn,ngs, aud bearing it in his hands
made his way across the street, at the
very momcnt that Mrs Virgins made
he discover OF his si.n hanging at her
door.
How .laro you, madam he cried
hos dare yon play such IL trick on
;ac?' throwing the bit of painted tin
n: her feet
How dare yon play such trick on
me she exclaimed in turn, grasping the
sign which hung ut Ii door, aud cast
ne it at him with all her might.
: i, madam; wouldn't pick up your
sign in the street, so don't imagine that
| would put it at my door
Aud | would as quick touch snake
as anything bearing your name !"
a weak subtcriugc madam.
y weak subtcrlugc, sir
If. ~ put your sign ut my door
again. | shall tAyow it into the street.
madam
tyo" put your sign NJ my door
again, will put it into the fire sir
and you need not mind gaping at
me all the ti'ac from your window.
Your face is nof 50 attractive, as to
charm me, though aoodncss knows
cam never look out but See it the first
ching
Which proves, sir, that you are look
ia. =. :, I..l.,I
sprowliog ont before that window, and
IL | try to keep my eyes away you will
bark, to take no;ico of you
i am not & Dig, madam, though you
must be a cat, judging from the way
you purr about your customers. de-
test eats
Not more than | detest you, sir
Il want none OF your slang
'And | want none of yours
Go into the house and mind your
business, don't you see what great
crowd your lon5 tongue is drawing
here 2
1T is your own tongue that is calling
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25
SATURDAY MORNING., NOVEMBER 25 1871.

people made up their minds that Mrs.
Virgins and DR.. Rose must be in some
way related, but how they could not
decide
All were anxious to learn something
of the two, consequently the doctor
found more patients and the dressmaker
more work in her line, than either would
have done otherwise.
But the mischevous one who had
changed the signs had succeeded so we'll
in making sport, that he resolved to try
again. Accordingly, one morning, the
drressmaker received the following
note:
will Tic fair Mrs. Wiggins pardon
the writer of this cpistle for daring to
address her? He has seen and admired
her, and wishing to make her acquain-
tance, takes this way to introduce him
self
If the fair Mrs. Wiggins is inclined
to look iaHorably on his suit, she will
please address reply to Hers truly,
"A. y. BLAIRE.'
And the same morning that the dress
maker received the above, the doctor
came in possession of neat, perfumed
note, which informed himsthat lady of
that village had become charmed with his
personal appearance and wished to open
a correspondence with him. The note
was signed Agnes Avery
OF course both these epistlcs were
answered, and both answers fell into the
hands of the funny man vi happened
to be the clerk of the post ounce.
y correspondence between him and
the two followed, which, of course was
very amusing; but he was obliged to
end it at last, for both the doctor an
dressnnker were anxious for an inter
view; she. with the Adulphus who had
become enamorel by her charms, and
he with the far lady who fclt'such am
! interest in him
r. he eorroepvt,dct,ee'' huti bvet, carried
on about three weeks, wlsan one day
the drcssmaser received letter full of
lo"o aud such nothings, but which ell,
dcd thus
Il wish very much to see you, dear
! Mrs Wiggins, but the duct n ever the
way keeps such Il sharp watch that
have been fearful lest he has a prior
claim. Indeed, he has been known to
declare that he would murder the man
who would dare marry you. So you
see, my love, we must be very careful
| will await you Tonight at precisely s
o'clock, on the road near the one mile
bridge. Come disguised, foI fear the
doctor might b. following Wear blue
vail and l shall know you Good.by
until then, dearest lady
'FIom your admircr,
a p. BLAInE.'
While Mrs Wiggins was gazing smil-
'nG'y upon the bit oil note paper which
Sne ne'd before her, the doctor, sat il"
us Once reading the following:
"a >'" seer" TO be so anxious for an
interview. have resolved to grant YOU
one tonight meet me at elsht o'clock
"n me f''" near the o"e-m'Ie bridge; |
Il. III
S"', cone discussed ana wish you t"
"' me same 'or lear 'h't we may be
""'ched' VIII wear blue vail. and
you nay put rose IN your cap. Thus
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25
The Lent Half Dollar.

When Charles Gleason was about ten
years old, a bright hslf-dollar was given
him by his grandfather, to buy anything
he pleased for New Years present.
The boys mother that morning had
taught him the verse (: "lio that hath
pity on the poor lendeth to the Lord,
and that which he hath will He repay
him again The words were running
in the boys mind, on his way to the
store to purchase a toy that he bad seen
in the window Of the shop the previous
day.
Just before Charlie reached the store,
he met a poor woman, who had some
times done washing for his mother, aud
she seemed to be in great distress.
what is the matter, Hannah z said
this kind hearted child
ooh, Master Charlie, I've, got to be
turned into the street this cold morning,
and my little Bill is 50 sick, too.'
Turned into the street--you and Bill
what For z
because I cau't raise my weekly rent.
/ have just been to sec my landlord, and
he says its three days over due, and he'll
not wait another day. There go the
men to put out my bed aud stove, aad
few other things, on the sidewalk. Oh,
what shnl l dol
+ ;IToH inueh,is. your 5ent, Hannah p
asked sss boy with 3 choking voice.
/ tits halfsa dollar saidshe woman.
IL will killsBtll to put him out sir' this
/ cold, and sutsI Wilde with him
$40, Jon won,t-no, you shantr said
s Isssss q
his pocket brought sorth his treasured
half dollar and placed it quickly in her
hands. Seeing She hcsi,a'tcl to keep it,
Notwithstanding ler Great need, Charlie
told her t was all his own, to spend as
ne pleased and that he would rather
owe it to her than have the incest toy in
the store Then walking away swiftly
from the Shop windows, which were all
full of tempting New Years presents he
went hrlyc!y home to his mother, sure
of her appreciation. The first person he
n.ct was b., grand father. lie had OBJ
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gildcd letters were 50 arranged that the
passerby read.
Mrs. A. M. ROSE,
Drcssmaker.
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