The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
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0esx. Se& 1s passurs was 4
ees No unto ne Garden of Eden !?
Aynght eeRae hlm, Ths hox a'dss
twaes y mol = epsyifs y seood mt 70
a&e4 To ospdng ovsf the fsnce and
eesesAe Pan NeWn she Nall and ovsi
- eeoo3 - IL 0eokly done - d.
caaee epon. ~ sand again undel
~ 6ox-eadsss - climb again over thu
sAFsasr ssnoss go e walk down the
rod toward tho oehool-h0osA vas q
aaay and - dellGhteal thas e was dona
vilheat 4hopGhk Fer Ralph was Z
man fall Of elan. Who. whsn he saw
no wrong n anything that proposed
itssif. wasa0t = toiisw his impuiss
without dslibefatlon. And this keep.
ing company With the stars, and ths
memoFy Or dsIightflil walk. were %
much bett6f than The Commonplace
Flat Creek li1e. that ho tkrew himssl,
late his night exeursion With epthuai.
asm. a
AZ Let he stood 10 the little hollow
vhess Ant - haA ioined himself u
Hannah, Il vas the vsry spot 4
vhioh 0hooary. no. had tnet him fsv
noenirru be6bee. He .Ienned asnios1
the fsuce snd tried again to solve th.
puuls Of Haunah's troubles. Fol
that she he'd troubles he did not tdoubt
Neither did he doubt hat he could
helm her II IL could discover vhaI
thev vera. Hut he had no clue. All
e ouco his heart stood still. He heard
the thud Of horeee, hoofb coming down
the road. Until that moment 10 had
mot 1slt hia own lanalinaua He shranh
hanl snrther info tha fsnce conner
The hoeaen,eu vere sallepanw. Their,
vero three Of theu. And there was on,
A~.re that seen,ed 6,.ail,ar To Ralph
Rnt ~ co.h - t.ll vho Il -.
Neither ccn,d he rem.mhe, h.v,rs
-. Is. her... vh,ch q. . ,orr.
vith : vh,te len forefoot and . Whit.
scss. Tue men nosicsd him and
reine1 - ! littye. Whv he should
have been startled by the presence o.
eheee men he could NOT tall. hut au
,,Aenr.b, drseA .eas.,d hin, They
~.,,..,.A an and he,stosa esn eb,ver.
q. .,tn : .ervcr. e., IN. co,d
s..,,.,a q h.ves snat.c ,,tc ~. hor..
n ,,..emh.rs6 ,h.t the vho,e rrv,or
lvinS an Fiat Cyeak and Clifkv Greet
IA the repst.t,oo of being infested
vith th,Avee who nractsc,d horse.
a,As1eansr "a Ahos.s.hpe.aino Fc,
ever slocs che day when Murrell's
aauSsA~r.as Annde vere pa,alyxed by
ths Sea&h. Or thsls leader. there have
ssll ex1S(ea esslrs o1 dsspef,does ia
uur>. q eouthsru Indiana and Illinois
"a q Iova. Nispouri. Keut utucky. and
the 0onth-vese. II is out or these
uaatseiole that border sufEaan, ,sm hae
erovu. ana the member OF the Reno
hand Who vers hanged tvo or three
ysavs 60 - lssoh Nv, were remains
g ~ "a s,oss thst came into ths
Wsse Ia the days Of Daniel Boone.
Shall I mot ssy that theee bands OF
dsspsrsdoss still found among the
"poor whites, !" "dirt- cater, class are
the out crOppings Of the bad blood
ssnt from England 10 convict ships ?
And ought IN old country to SOW the
fertile soil Of 4 colony with such nox-
ious sesd?
Bsfere Ralph vas able to move, lie
heard the hoofs Of another horse strik-
Ing upon the hard ground in an easy
pacs.-The rider was DR.. Small. He
checked his horse In . cool way, an
stood still : few seconds while he
scrutinised Ralph. Then he rode on
In the Same easy gait ~ before.
Ralph had : supsrstitious horror Of
Henry Small. And, shuddsring with
cold, he crspt like . thief over the
fence. past ihs tree, through ras pas
ture, back to Pete Jones's. never once
thinking Of the ewes that looked out
OF tha window &C Neana,s. Climbing