New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01

% consider safe position few rods away on the right
OF the target fearully. This better than
hitting nothing The archery business is meant for
ladies but they do very little OF t. Nor do the indians
them much in the practice Of archery, having
found by experience that the few arrows se get away
from the bow generally stick the live Indian who at
tends instead OF IN the stuffed one that ~
ostensibly shot at Women, l notice, shOot
bows and arrows very much they play whist-havipg
drawn arrow they hold 70 Just as they 40
trump and won't launch it n they DO et one 80 by
accident It generally hits the wrong party in the
wrong place After the ladies have practiced half
hour the attendant Indian from distance might be
mistaken for porCupine. AL quilts. But the passion
that little girls tor bows and arrows Is strange IL
passes that FOR dolls PaUlina urged papa 20 buy
her an equipment Irefnsed Shooting fathers Is rather
encouraged ny the saratogian sentiment; but in this
case il seemed 70 unadvisabe that should become
an accessory the fact But baskets and such things
are Innocent and harmless and OF these both encamp
ments will sell you many you wish TO buy. Bur 1t
is only The Old Encampmeut that boasts Of Beautiful
Indian Girl" This dusSy damsel is Of the pillars Of
the camp. for the young all invite her shoot, and
sarah beaten. Il would surprise you TO know
how many this young lady put in the target
a. q cent apiece in the OF afternoon But my
surprise has been awakened by something stranger TO
which my attention was called. sarah has grand
mother IA camp. an aged. Respectable ana VIII
venture % saw. virtuous female she sits
90 not hear any young asking her 70 shoot with
them Neither do they seek engage her in
ton nOtw outstanding their avOwal OF an ardent ambition
learn Indian, ana the palpaDle fact that the good
grandmother has Indian in her and from the 70
0 years OF practice she has had should talk ~ better
than sarah But there many very strange things in
life Then have beside the circular railway lot Of
wooden horses That regOve around common center 20
the lascivious pleasing OF hurdy-gurdv giving their
riders an opportunity spear iron rings from post and
bear them triumphanty away on the point OF skillet
or you can have weigh for I'VE cents. you've viii
10. Or YOU can have your fortune told. or you
walk 70 the battle ground, Or for ten
cents you can get some boy 70 pound you the
h8sd with club for many minutes There Is end.
In fact, 20 the amusements which Saratoga offers TO
visitors Then IN the early part OF September 80 close
upon there 20 be regatta, which ought whether
does or not, TO draw people from all parts Of the
country. for there never was better course than
lie Lake 0ffers, and some good pullers entered
Tor H. II has been rather cool for two days
back aud this morning good many guests left kseh
10 his liking, but this weather suits me exactly. And
people only knew IT, September is the peasanest month
y the year 70 DC az SARATOGA OF auJ "uore else 4ndt
there fewer here IN that month is Of the prln
fpa reasons which makes it more enjoyable. for better
recommendation are 70 DC Aal az tne hOeis anu you are
not Osted about aud tTOdden under foot by the multi
Jude. But the majority seem OF different way OF
thinking ana generally stampede together. And now
the guests begin thin and business becomes
- M ~ - llItfr ~ IAN IN ~ he %
vith winch their cut by the champion corn
written IN the early Spring, probably, when business
was dull the most displayed articles that strike
table. Now, since oOrncurers art looming public
DeneiaotOr I'll furnish prescription that will cure the
don't certificate from the cured either. ten cent
stamp vii DO for me, II grateful cODyaescents insist on
sending something Listen: Pare al around the corn with
q very sharp knife. ana be careful 20 draw no blood OF
better soften the somewhat with warm water
before beginning 10 OperateJ Prepare save OF pure
mutton tallOw, and resin, IN about equal
rts anu annoint the corn well with this
during the day. on retiring bed night, draw the
thumb old kid glove the troubled toe cutting
hole sufficiently large 20 permit the corn 70 pro
trude Tie piece of black silk thread carefully round
the Now wrap the toe well up IN strip OF red
flannel. saturated with mixture IN equal proportions
turpeutlne oil Then amputate the toe be-
low the first Joint and you sett IRE your corn wall
disappear az or II you throw IL out OF the WIZ
COW, toe and all, and Appetons dog comes along and
thinks got good thing and chOkes IN endeavcr-
lnR 70 swallow H. misfortune and Dot your
FAULT and two uuisanCes are got well rd OF at once.
The Rev. DR.. BuddlngtOn Of Brooklyn arrived last
SATURDAY, evening. When walks squarely up 70
The clergyman who married him three years before,
taxes by hand cordially, and, without word OF
reprOacA inquiries after his health 10 for
10 maintain that Christian forgiveness is thing Of the
past ana does not enter largely INTO that mans eAarac
YER Or that tne heroic virtues have al disappeared nom
aa<thf JOHS PAUL.