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Decorah-posten., 1875-12-09

"Naonl, er bette 2at Tor, qpao leg
bar siOrt for biS?"
"Spr ies ipcrse, eblsite &aptsin,
bpab Sc bar 9iort ?"
"Bsfrieoe iss lite big, % pins
8ammsratsr at 5ensilet, bporfra on,
ON ies lite bapos ueret, ifuloe babe
saat no for snbsIis at benses |
8alssn!"
"8ar bette af &iarIisbsb til os
suer berfor, at Sc funoe faa W9no,
iom par pants meb oierpe SiIto8, |
OersS Sieneite?"
"@ier intet til Saeen. Seq be.
irieos Gosr; s bar 'bemte til at %,
% ieg rebbeoe Gosr! 8 er ifplois
mig goers 9iu!"
"Spor mango @an9e bar ri pel
lite popet bet for Sem? Spor
mango @anse bar ri bel life uGret
| Slas % bIebt for at rebee Oe.
res 4iu? Sor at ubfere Ssres
ersierri9s Ylaner, iaaueI for at
bielpe Gem / nOsle SsunpIansr, iom
ei an9it os, bar ri uoltaast mango
SIaes Bsip9rlisbeoer % &e
/ ale 8Iimater, fOrbrasst gosrli9be.
Der at Sebe % &ulos, uoitaaet Snn.
~sersneb, lfuet Ssosn / MnHstet,
inbtil 49,"
Nu Del, 6orreoer, forfeit"
"Ses er insen SOrreosr, ST.. Sap.
tsin 8ilimains! men iss sr en-
Mano % insen Slaps. Seq er
Iiseoan / De leite eager % ousrls.
gen / andre"
"Susrlsssu mig? Sa, ba, ba,
bullfen pppsrlis Sag er bet ei al
bape Sslptilio. @ntas. at bu Oper.
taaer Spipnst af Den Wasie al
Neoe Der. gu eier naturlispis ben
tbsorstiife &unplfab til at ubisrs
De Ylansr, eiennem builfe ies bar
punoet min Wa9t Ouer benz"
8aoll itiaIp unbsr Den gamIs
&aptsins baauenoe Orb.
Seq Gier si 8ssnlns paa alsuo'
ifabsn til nosls Sumter % Bslu9r.
lisbsbsr," luareoe ban; men leg
fan ilaas, os bet famine tan mine
&ammsratsr.
"Oe bar oraset Nptte af oenne
6unbifab - maaife Sc tam unb.
pere ben bereiter. Yi iiaI itprs
&nrien til Ssttlsmenterne % Iabs
Sem % 0eres Dilee @rme for
gosr ielp."
"Sfal g? @oper 8 at baabe,
at 8 ital opnaa 8reaolsn, ~iaal9nse
Bet si CT min 8ilie, at s ifal eaa?"
"8i sopsr / Bet minbite at ioriese."
"6isr bet, om 8 fan. Seq bar
toilet paa Gber. Som ibu. at leg
bar andre M0no."
"Gohmau. Saois % no9le Onln
Sorte CT troifplbi9e lom be er lane
af Horitanb. Mine Meno er tire.
oips / Sal % uibe ei, buao Srpst er."
"Oet sr ii bsrss Mansel paa
&%unbitab, Der biorase BERTH. Sm
De fer Op til big. becraser Be zig.
Maar mine Ylansr er braets til uo.
ferslle, ifal bper % en- al benz eie
en- fpritslis Mast. Wiue 6orbaab.
ninser forberliSss, % osrss 9iu Der.
sftsr ital bliue iom en- lang itien
Orem"
"&aptsiu Silimaine Seq er barse
for, at alt fun blir en- Srgm; men
bet tiensr ei at tuiite for nerpersubs.
Seq blsp BARN opsr ben Maabe,
boorpaa Sc mootos mig - Sor.
baitelisr, inoen ie9 tit Sio til at
fOrtlare mig, os iss taIsbs tanits
for baiti9t. Seq lfal ei giere Sp.
rer mob Gem, beriom Sc bebano.
ler mig minbre %itrenst."
"0u bel, min eamIs Sen %
&ammsrat! bu taller life ilbe. Seq
bar for baitis % BARN. Cab os
tass binanoen / Saanoen os bort.
uifte ben Sfp, iom brO9 fig IND.
imsQem Os. gu % bine Wenb ital
Taa 8etpisbsb. % iss bar / Sinoe
at paaltpnoe 3ibsu, oa ri fan req.
lilere Dor Sbe ON en- ubesrenbisi
Mast."
8apteinsn fremratte lin Saano.
Tom Naoul fatteoe. -
Ittsr Fei ct b~sipnosrli9t Smi
ODER Silpsr @inss Mnli9t. Sun
bapbs tpbelist %fOrnummst en- pis
So%rtrpitnins til no9et al bsrss Sp:
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MINING sTocKs.

The San Francisco Chrohick~,a in re-
viewing the present situation in relation
TO mining stocks and the probable re-
suit upon the complete restoration of
business to its natural channels, takes
the following cheerful view of the NEAR
future: 'nT .1'"ss3f.~"N 9"i 1n.gjsI
Much mnxicty is felt by the holders OF
mining stocks-nnd these holders, we
must confess, number almost every mum
md woman i'll the commumity-ns to
how they will open upon The resumption
Of business. 1ttG moAt -conipctent to
Judge upon the matter are OF, opinion
that no decline Of values can possibly
take place, for, they say, during all thu
excitement no business house. has BuS-
pended, no broker has failed anIl no
stock operator hns been unable to, meet
hIS engagements therefore, there is mo
stock 10 be thrown upon Tho market, to
he sold for less than current ratrs,
while, TN the other hand, values arG not
generally supp,Iscd to be tOn high; nnd
there is II gUod dcul of money. which
will he likely to como into the stock
market III soon nS it has Il CHANGE to do
so. Then it must be bornc in iiIind that
no mine hns stopped working, aud that
there hns been no delay in the payment
of miners wnges, or necessary expenses
and payday came, too, just in; tho
midst Of our troubles. So thnt, whilu
we have been planning our way to tho
most rapid solution of our: difficulties,
and even while We slept, the work Of ca
plOrHtiou and development. hus gone
steadily forward. Consolidated rir-
ginia, which has paid II dividend oronu =
million per month for some timG past,
will, i'll NIL human probability increaau
to II million and II half on the first of
January. California, the adjoining
claim, will commence crushing ore about
the first of November, nud byfcErw
Years day will he ready with another
dividend of u million dollars fOrS,itS
stockholders. 0phir yielded II n'nGt profit
of $50, 600 in July, and S55,000 iii eAu- .
gust; the increase of water in tho Car
son river will enable them to double
this yield hereafter, nnd dividend Of
SOU, 900 is confidently looked for ht tho
close Of the year" All tile other pro-.
ducing mines Rre looking IN we'll ~
ever. and those non- producing are stepd-
lily ut work with favorable indicntiOus.
II the above views nro corrcct--and
the grounds upon which they .nre. based
are, ut lcnst. plausiblc---we may rcaspn-
ably hope for return of nctive bust
ness yet this Full. 4" ;'ii' ~ -'d'
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GirsErrt CAMBnrA and his wife Cirn-
Gin. hnvc been arrested by Secret Ser.
vicc Agent Colonel Finnrgru.s and
Lodged in the city prison, preparatory Ia
indictment nnd trial on charges Of
countcrfciting. The couple nrc recent.
~ from New Orleans, and HrG accused
Of almost literally flooding the city with
bogus quarters uf dollar. II il be-
liovrd they nrc II part OF the gang, two
members OF whom were arrested in SIM
Jose nbuut ycnr nSO aud sent TO the
State Prison. The present prisoners o,,
being searched, though since their ur-
rivnl here they have dressed in the poor
est manner, md pleaded the dccucst
poverty, were found to have on their
persons over $40 in good coin, besides
large quantity Of the bogus quarters.
IL Is believed there arc ~ number nf pcr-
sons Interested in this gang " counter.
letters, and more arrcsts mny follow.
The workmanship y md ANALYSIS Of the
metal used In number Of tho bogus
coins now In circulation shnw a,rpris.
ing resemblance. Colonel tinnrgns, in
the present arrests. nckmUwlr lrlccs him.
self greatly indebted to Chief Guckrill,
who detailed officer !. Is. FormRm Ia ns.
siSt III working up the cWsc, nnd who
rendered valuable assistance. San Er0u.
ci'co Ihd, S'pitHIbr i2M. ...
+. j. llALpwIS lns been unanimously
elected director ot the Bank of Cnlifnr.
min to I'LL u vacancy. In consideration
Of tho fact that baldwin IL ono of the
lnrscst creditors of tho IInmk, his clcc-
tion is considered significant of the a..
rorablc progress " III" efforts of the
syndicate towards resumption.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

CTARE KING SILVER MINING COMPANY
- Location nf pIii:ciIll plSrc uf business Sau
irinriscn. C"iiGurni1: luCatiru uf works, SIruCr
M"n' M'nihE District. ilkp County. Nevada
No'irc !. l!"r"hy given that at n meeting of the
B"drd nt Directors, hrhI on tho sixth day uf
S'lhrmhrr' la''', an a-.,ssmrnt iSu. IN Of FIE
n.h tents itr Share was levied upon the capital
Sl"gL nf ihr corporation, rayaIir iniIncdiit,Iv
in m''d Sihtc- gold coin. Ia the Secretary
h"n- &c and -. Merchants E1chaIrrc. Sai,
franriArn. tniiut',il.
my stock nI"n which this n<r,.-smont shall r.
hnil unpaid nn the Sixth day uf October, ISJj
wi!l lao drlihqurin. hih advertised for rHi, nj
pubic nnc'iun, ana unless payment IL made b.,
lore. will tr' SOLD Tu SATURDAY, the TwruIy
ihIrd h'y ~ o"i"h"r, l'Ti tn pay the ,ciinuurn,
assessment. together With ctst4 nf ADVERTISING
LOUIS. S.kArLAS, Secretary.
o'rICr-ltouns % 4 %, Merchants r,.
changr. California StrrcI. San Trancisco. Cal,
std
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burned several stores. Loss So, 900.
The parties engaged in the nlruir were
dangerously injured.
The niuth reunion of the society ot
the Army Of the Cumberland opened in
Utica, New York, yesterday, uutler the
most suspicious circumstances. Gen
erals Grant, Sherman nnd Hooker were
present. In the absence Of General
Sheridan General Hooker presided at
the meeting. Tho next meeting will Dc
held i'll Philadelphia July IL aud II,
1876. General Sheridan was reelected
President for the ensuing Year.
At the Episcopal Convention, held
yesterday i'll Chicago, DIR. ". McLarnn,
rector of Trinity Ch6fch, Cleveland,
Ohio, WAS elected bishop OF Illinois.
Returns from 37l towns in Maine give
Connor, Republican, So, 297 votes and
Roberts, Democrat, IS,7l3, making IL
minority Of 4,5Sl for Connor. The Rc-
publicnns elected twenty senntors and
the Democrats eleven. "
Returns from Colorado come in slow
ly. Both parties claim the legislature.
In the town of Milton, Florida, near
Pensacola, the population of which is
only 80 persons, there nrc thirty-threc
cnscs Of yellow fever nnd eleven have
already died. At West PascngOula, lou
miles from New Orleans, there are sew
enty cases and fifteen deaths occurred
III 'he P'St "eek' ....... ......s-
BislIop AppoIntcd-PreSIdr Grant.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. IG.
The Episcopal Convention Of the Di-
ocese Of Fontlulnc yesterday elected Rev.
John Henry Hobart Brown, of Cohoes.
Wv ioiE oiSh"p; inns Is the first ut
'e,tp' u ci'ooSc olshop III that Dio-
o;.,. i.ei S'. ofnht IL e>peGtG" III THIS
.,3' o"'"tu"!, accompanied py his wife
... .E.E
-
- '."' coh.' "eP'' I"'
l"l"rhS from Colorado Show that i'll
NchHeI "il" hraphhoe counties the DEM
ocr''ts nave elected the comneilmell, rep
IeSehtatl'cS nhd treasurer, the Repub-
n,'iii " S"llslhS nc pal'ncc ol the ticket.
oniS 'nree counties nrc known to have
gone hePTDlicnhl' though they claim
cipnl miniun cnu,iio. u,a ,,a;'.;t,. ~
the Legislative ticket is Republican, the
Nn.;n r otacrtS t,l inllihg 1!g 10 'he Democrats.
lines there nro VET M roror,, trli,,'
, ilnerler, Los Armas and the extreme
heard from for tvn mr. tLreo ,i,,.,,,,, a..
nre one hundred miles from The trl,:-
graph line. -s.. !- - -
......H
N'" Cio"h Commission.
WAsHISuroN, Sept. 10.
The Red Cloud Coun;ssioncr. r,,,
again Yesterday. Smith, Commissionsr
Of Indian affairs. rrul n statement roi,,t-
ing IL the clnrscs male u,n;,,.i lin L,.
Prof. Marsh. He denies they mr.. trrc
So,
A'ehhS'
SAN FEANcIsco, Sept. 1G.
The Consolidated yirgini, NINA c,r
tinucs To yield it's full u9otn Of ore. de.
liycri,r nypr ( nnn t,,r. I,,,st - rr,
superintendent reports everything in
under thn same ,n,un',n',au' "a., ,i',,
looking well and n connection il being
ihnue with the Ophcr.
stntc EuIr.
,rho CT, t,;-. ave
u.-.,,,, -.
, ,c
''o"' "'l'' io'
The htcst ndviccs from Herzegovina
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Storm.
LONDON. Sept. Is,

There WI. # gale OH tho McditcrrO.
ncan OF Sunday. which did much dam.
uGc by ilnudimg portions of Frame, dos.
li"yimc fields aud dwellings,.
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Convicted OF Murder.
LINCOLN, NrB., Sep

'iHNoi.NI Nfb'I 'ptlb. IL.
Frank Dodge, one Of the mur,lcrcrs of
James McGuccin, i'll Cass county. II
year ago, was found guilty Of murder in
the first degree, ut Nebraska City, aml
sentenced to hc hanged. 4 companion
i'll the crime. Walter Hardin, pleaded
guilty and will get long term in the
penitcniinry. They were tried scpcr-
ntClY,
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TelegraphiC.

Goid-SuHprnSIon-Subsidcd-E1uosi-
n-FIrcs-Irtcrnnl Revenue OnI-
Observation-Disclosures and De-
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a Receiver Appointed.
MILWAUKEE,. WIs.. Srni

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. II.
Il. W. il. Andrews. President of tho
Milwaukee, Lnkc Shore e. Western X. Il.
is appointed receiver Of TINT road by
Judge Dyer, Of the United Statcs Circuit
Court, under foreclosure. The proceed
ings were begun hy the Union Trust
Company Of New York.
DIrldunds--AsSrssrn -.IIuIIIon.-orr
SAN FnAScrsco, Sept. II.
The Black Brnr QuurtI Mining Com
pnuy has declared dividend Of iftv
cents per share, payable to-day.
The North Carson Mining Company
has levied nm assessment of ten cents
per share, amounting to Sl0,O00 dclim-
1urnt Oct. II.
The Victory and Imperial Tunnel
Company hns declared stock dividend
OF 10 per cent. payable Oh surrender Of
old certificates.
The first shipment OF bullion from
the Consolidated Virginia mine. since
the dividend, ninuumicd tu $ISO, $50.
On the 9th Instant the Northern
Belle mine sent down 81. 100.
The Chollur.p pot"si turned ont only
100 toms oi ore last week, nssaying $220
per ton,
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b u1ptllre
DR.. j. L. ROWe'S
PATENT
ELASTIC TRUSS !!
No more Metallic Trms-Cs Usrdi
N" more Suffering from Iron IIonps
To steel SprImg.i

'I'nE ELASTIC TRUssTs ARE SOW srrrr.
l rctling all others. hcIng adopted cyrry.
where by ihr leading physicians anil surrr"iis
al over tho land. Tho superiority ~ thcsn I'm.
pHulncilis OVER all others nhnIts nf un nrrn.
hrni Their perfect ninp,ainIity 10 ali Kinds
"I Hnrturo and tho CnoCtuRl relief over aII
,tn'hl inH'TtlmriIiE Ia R1Dbii,d ever, where.
rom The Tact that II II worn without Inrnuyru.
"hre whatever, on ih' following basis
ltTThCrc nrc no rrrIngs to rrcaa upon Or m.
WIn the back. "
M,h IL simple In construction nnd not lInbIo
"get out ot order.
eh.'H IL more durablr than any other nnl
w, SheApcat perfect Truss EVER Invented.
,,m,,nL.Ihn pressure IL under the control Of tho
f.Mhl nj nil times.
ih.h h.h,IlI has mono Of tho injurious results II
'"e mshlic Trus'ra.
otbS,. ilSlll Slll perform radical curcu when alt
,bI - u worn with raar Rnh comfort nirl,t
Ar" y, Which can nnt ho said ttuthCulIy Of
"'hlic TrUsa whatever.
T,n.pciiriicn allows that ali icmrCrcd ErrIn,
ease necessarily press hUon and often dis.
r,T,,,rr,tts ~ VI" body that before wrrc ia n
6ihrr healthy condition. Itmbnpn and
,,]naiiy distressing ailments prr nnt I'M.
in yi"sy Tho ontgrnwti uf ruch urrsaurr. nIIJ
td rms ni 'hi- fart Il hrrOmrs n matter Of IsriJ
tible 'l'"hr".io nvuih liko calnnIiiira Il pos
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Disastrous comInErntIon.

~ disastrous fire occurred ut Mud,lcr-
borne yesterday leaving over three hun
drcd families destitute. ..
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'''f'.'f ~ l''' i's
The S,nnnrcd says CTS women were
recently indicted IN Nns,,iu, Of whom
2d1 were arrested, for participating in
the sucinlist movement. The UPPER
classes Of society are mixed MI in the
matter. The ubirrt IL to secretly or.
gnnihc n revolution at The first cunvcn.
lent opportunity.
Specials from Montenegro state that
great dcpt'ssion prevails among the IN.
snrgchts in consequence Uf the inactinn
Of Scrvin. In u recent engagement
with the Turks the rebel. rnpiHrcd 80
horse loads Of provisions.
Pistol nnd unpUwdrr-Annuat Itc-
UnI"n--Convrntton- More Returns
n"m Maine aud Colorado yellow
Fever.
NEw HoHR. Sept. 10.
Tho accidental discharge of pistol.
nj Hr"rgctnwn, Kentucky, into u rnr uf
%mir""drr, Tuesday, led To nrc which
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Fatal Accident,

MoSTnEAL, CASAnA, Sept. II.
freight train on the Grand Trunk
rIill"ad was thrown from tho track to-
day, and several employees were killed.
Tie rnrS took fire and burned, roasting
n number Of live cattle.
Women ArrCStCtt-rurkcy's Insuru-
Cnts.
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Killed.


MADINON, " ~, SGNt. II.
\ Innn named John Thorntorn wns
shot and killed Saturday night, "a
miles south Of here by +. Siwcrg, IL
BavHrian saloon keeper. Siwcrg il in
Jail. II" says Thornton gnvr him IL bu-
gus 50 piece, and ran oil with the
rhanS", and lie ran after him with
shotgun I" source him, the gun being
discharged accidentally.
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Red Cloud Commission.
WAsHISGroN, Sept.

WAsHISGroS, Sept. IL.
The Red Cloud Commissioners met
again yesterday. Smith, Commissioner
OF In,liHn affairs, renl statement relnt-
ing to the charges male against him by
Prof. Marsh. He denies they nrc true.
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spanish Victory.

MADnID, SrAIS, Sept. 1G.
a dispatch just received by the Gov
crnnicnt Announces thnt the troops have
taken ASorsannn and made mnny rris-
Ourrs.
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SAN Francisco, Sept. 1G.
The Consolidated Virginia mime con-
tlnues To yield its full Iuotn of ore, dc-
livcring over 1 900 tons Inst week. The
superintendent reports everything in
excellent order. The California mine,
under the same management, is nlso
looking well and connection is being
mnde with the Ophcr.
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Mare Firm tItIS.

IIELENA, VI. T., Sept. II.
II is charged in Montana that the
Government hns paid SiOn, 900 in ten
years to support Indians who never az.
listed on American soil nmd gross frauds
were committed lay ngrils.
hssc.smrut-IJt a. 5ItII.
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OMAHA, NEn., Sept. Is.
Dmringn violent thunder storm, which
PASSED over Denver yesterday, the
lightning struck carriage containing
Major &. X. Peabody and q. B. Reed,
temporarily pnralyzimg both and killing
the horses
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n.ns of ks once ps.sriai tribe wy:ndoste Indians
stl exists In the township Of Andersen, across The
river. in CanAda. Recently conncil Of the tribe
was held u their lodge at the residence ef Peter
White. r Macken1ie, the Indian. Agent at sarnia
was prsssnt and distributed the half yearly Govern
ment allowance of d, ,7t0 70 The ssvsntyx members
Of the tribe Tho Agent presented 6lssssr from the
Indian Department. ssling them to sarrender the
rear part Of their reserve and Turtle Island. The
Council answered that they were willing to accede TO
the request. but would NOT do % at present - they
now have petitions pending before the Government
asking for the enfrsnchsemeot Of the band and
rendering the lands not wanted. Before the Council
closed fts session. however, surrender Was made of
Turtle Island which will be sold 70 the beet advan
ta2e.
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Decision IN . Liquor Case.

The case Of the city Of Elk Point VS..
G. O. Vaughn which has engaged the
attention Of the district court for the
first three days is at last decided. This
case was an action of the city of Elk
Point TO enforce the city ordinance re-
quiring acity licence Of $500 to sell liq-
uor by measure and forbidding dram
selling. The defendant Vaughn was
convicted before city justice Wallace in
August last, and fined, fifty dollars and
costs. The case was brought before the
district court on appeal and was very
islahoratsly ypargued BY Hon.Alex. Hughes
on the part tof plaintiff, and by Hon. 2.
W. Miller and VIM, L. Joy, Of the firm
of Joy and Wright Of Sioux. City, for
defendant. After the most thorough
and exhaustive search and presentation
of decisions in other states and evidence
for this !s believed to abe the first Of
this kind in the territory-the court
last evening held the city ordinance val
id, and the Jury after short delibera-
ton brought in a verdict Of guilty, thus
reafirming the decision of Justice Wal
lace. A motion for arrest of judgment
was overruled by the court.
sI Much credit Is due to Mr.. Hughes,
Atty for the city, for his able defence
of the. peoples rights, and vindication
OF the cause of Temperance, completely
answering and refuting single handed
the combined skill and talent Of several
Of the most able attorneys in the west,
who we're retained BY defendant. -Ezk
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J. Frequent instances are ON record
where human hlfe has been saved by =
dog, The last instance Of the kind is
furnished blythe Wright county Times.
It saysa six.year. old boy, son of VIM.
.WAdgewpOdc fell through a hole in the
icei enItheasmsll lake adjoining his faith
erAs sfafnr ON 8 the Mon ticello prairie.
Russell q Wedgewood, a brother : and
neighbor Of Villain, happened to go
d9wpsto the lake few moments after
wards, and his cxttentionSwas atonce at
trsctsd by the strange actions Of dog
which was barking and running about
wildly ON the Ice near the place where
the boy had fallen IN. Proceeding to
the, SPOT, he discovered thetboy lying in
tAeMater, on his back apparantiy dead.
H1drAN. 4he Ind 0utc md carried hun
hpmeG mhefA theT Tproper treatment was
reeortad 10, ard cionsness was soon
rpstessd. .is Thsndog thst vas thus isin.
strumental in saving the life of his
young master, is . constant companion
of the boy, who will no doubt hereafter
esteem his shaggy friend more highly
than ever before.