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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-27
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The Yellow Centaur Liuimeut

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INV loHE, January. l-7t.
Every owner of horses shoutd give the Cen
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MosT6oNKBY, ALA, Aug. II. ~.
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Medical Guide 70 oeolsd o0volope ~ ssAsps
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BOOK OF MATURE

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'lSpiASA How. JHtr. Co..,
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-01
SAVED By WOLVES.
Iere tbey are again. -
AY DUKE CUYLER.

There they are again"
Yes, we're going 10 have music
again tonight 'Tsinttb worst kino
4 ever heard either. 1t kinder helps
chap to 60 10 sleep"
couldn't help giving q sbudder
al Tom Cright's words.
ii had rather hear anything else.
| said. IL could sleep better if
knew there was a doZen grizzlies
about. | hate q wolf more than any
thing in the world"
Tom looked over toward me.
al don't," be said. II kinder like
the varmlnts. They saved my life
once"
Saved your lifel"
"fes-didn't 1 say So"
You did, but kow in the name ol
goodness could that be?"
Il will tell you if you want to hear
It's q sarlin fact, that if it hsdn'y
been for wolves, l shouldn't have
been here tonight"
Our comrade was as curious as 1
to know how this could be, and so
We all said to Tom:
Let's have the story"
You see We couldn't get it through
our heads, anyway, bow a pack oi
blood-tbirsty wolves could save any
one
Tom began.
''lt WAS ten years ego last Fall
that Sam Kelly aud | were trapping
away up oa the Yellowstone. We
had good luck at FIRST, but after a
time it kinder changed about, as it j:
apt to do. We caught next to
nothing in our traps, but it wasn't
because there wern't plenty of game
The plaguey redskins got notion oi
visiting 'em and taking for themselves
whatever they found In 'em that was
worth taking the hide Of. This We
weru't long III finding out by the
{. acks they left behind, for they kept
out Of sight, so that we didu't get as
much As glimpse of one of thar pic.
lers.
I'VE bore it for while, and then
made up our minds that we wouldn't
stand 1t any longer, We didn's be-
lieve that there was more than one
VI two of the robbers, and we jest
sed TO ourselves that we would ge,
rid of 'em by putting bullet through
The head of the 6r-t one we should
bud up to their tricks.
So we kept bright lookout, and
n couple Of nights afterward we
catcbed q redskin taking a beaver on,
of q trap
This was all we wanted, and
Sam jest sent bullet through bis
head We put him out of sight al
once, for We knew the old Nick would
be to pay, if any Of the redskins
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WHOLE NO. 1856.

rested by an officer Of the Second
Precint, and Yesterday morning CON-
mitted to the WOrk-house for thirty
days in default of II 6ne. IL is be.
lleyed that being cold, Andrew left
the dog aud wagon ut the place " here
they were found to get u drruk.
aud that be tovk number of drinks.
till be became Intoxicated aud forgot
all about his property. The circum-
stances are remarkable, aud aft ,rd a
good Illustration of The fait fulness Of
brute who bad stayed for three
days without food, waiting for his
master, as opposed 10 the masters :
dissipation aud neglect"
The Troy Wing gives the low
ing in its issue Of Saturday: Yes
tertisy little girl Was sent to sture
with twp-dUlIar bull To make some
purchases. The child ou her way 10
the stUre lost her Inouey, aud rr1ur1-
ing hume told her father of Der IL.
fortube. He at once went out 10
search vf the missing cash. While
prosecuting bis st arch be was ac-
c'sIed by q lad named Ryan, living
near by, .hO ON learning what was
lost r, r,quested hlIn To show a biIl tU
the dog that was Win 'he boy, aud
apparently Interested ia what was
going On, aud assured the gentleman
that the dog would fnd The lost note
The gentleman with s"me Incredulty
presented note for tue tn,pecuOu
of the dog bleb the latIer seemed To
examine latellIgently, aud then the
boy seuI the caDiue on the
search. Shortly sfter tae zsgacIous
brute returned, but with no bill, aud
the gentlewan's look or incredulIIy
became quite positive; but the boy
asserted that The bill was not IN the
street. Had u been there, the by
maintained, the dog would have
found II, aud To vIudIcate The high
reputation of his pet, asked The gem
tleman to place Z bill on the street at
considerable distance and unob-
served by the dog, which was done.
More money Was exhibited and the
dog sent out at random. Ia few
minutes the sagaciuus annual return
ed with the BOIe. III the meantime
Mr.. X. Tunnard bad found the lost
note. The remarkable sagacity Uf
the dog being told, Mr.. Tunnard
heard Of the story aud promptly re-
stored the money 10 its owner A
comparison ufevents left no doubt
that be picked up the bill before the
dog was sent in search OF it. The
animal is very intelligent water
spaniel that has beer trained to search
for hidden articles, which be does
with more than human thoroughness
On another occasion q lady lost
gold ring, which the spaniel soon
found and restored to the owner
after being shown another ring by
the LADY,"
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The Detroit Free Pr,,, ,.,-,

The Detroit Free Press ssys-
Saturday, when big Engiishn saw
tnat u was agoing ID be lonesome
dsy ior the bootblseks. be set his
bead 10 devise something to break
toe monotony. About ten O'Clock be-
got number of boys into the alley
hebind be pest flee aud organized
the Forty Congress" Big
English" is n regular roader of the
daily papers. aud be is q great or.
ganizer. 1t took him but fifteen
minutes TO get the House" and
Senate" runningso smoothly that
lawyers and others looked down
from their windows with great inter-
est
Who's lisr?" yelled . white
headed boy as be jumped up.
"Ob, dry up,r shouted Sixth
ward Tom"
Put hin out, be was a rebel in
the army!" called boy from Grand
River avenue.
"Sorue one clubbed my dog 6fIeee
years ago. aud | never forgsve him"
hO@led Straw berry Bob.
Get cut he records, and lets see
who was lnyal." put in Kings boy.
Big Eugl.sb raped on bis box to
restvre order. but King Tommy threw
up BIZ hat and yelled:
Il move for the nizes and the
1Uses "
"He can't gag me-" shouted Q
lItby boy flom Wiusor.
Lest have salary grab" piped
a Congress street boy.
The peepul won't stand it,"
" bcOprd another.
"Halnt We The people?" demanded
a buy un Ibe railing.
Are we one country" asked the
Speaker, ~ be ruse up.
Il are. nut you hsintl" yelped
y rkeIy Dick '
''Duesn't enc flag Alat flr Us allg"
continued the Speaker
1T does about tax time" screamed
a cr''ss-eyed youth from Spring
wells.
Somebody kicked the honorsble
Speaker. He then struck the hon
ursble genIl-man from Wisconsin,
The huu"rabie gentlemsn from Wis
con>iu sms-hed at the honorable gen.
IIemsn from Georgis, aud hair stood
up aud coat-tails stood out. When
be row bad quieted down the honor
able Speaker remarked:
lit Was pretty good for the first
lime, though ypu dido't abuse each
D; her enough.
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Miscellaneous.
A PPLETONS'
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA
NEW REVISED EDITION.

|
Enurely rewritten 10y the sbiesi writer's on esel.
su.,,.ct isrIn.e,. lrVm new tyie, anu lliuslra1eu
~IIB several tl1Ousaid si,erA'ilss Anu ihaps'
., -,
Yns wurA originally published anner tne utie oi
/ .n. Nv axAalCAS Ch,LorxDiA Was ooinpi-t-
a.. A, ls5 since time The widt e.reeistioh
~nict Al has attained IN all parts oi the ni.eu
,,t.,.s an. ti.e signal ,leyeiopnients which nave
t., ,,l.,e ma eyerS crancb Ui science, Hsefatufe'
n. ~. nav, tLuuceu the eui,vrs and pupiishers
~ suomi An eAaet anu .hOToash Ie'is'on anu i
| az a ue~ edl siOn. .entitieu ne n "
- lluin me last teu yesrs he progress Vi uis-
cover, la every department VI knowledge has
tnaue new rorA el feiSIeHNe ." iAAf@
/ lns movement oi political AraIrs LAS Aspt pace
siI I disco, cries ul science, their irultiui
,,,,Iiei,,I a, tne industrial anu useiu' srts, anh
! me r,uyeLienre apu reunelent ol sV ~ hie.--
tirr.t wars anu ts,nsrqueAt revolutions nave oc-
curred involving national changes vi peculiar nv-
- Il irs heIrnl xlrn the last volume OF the Uld
wOrk apPeared, has hAppil. been enuet, anu anu q q
new course vi commercial ami industrial activity
I mas been commented.
lsasxe accvssluns 10 our geographical knowledge
nave Oeen made 10y the indeisiisable explorers Oh
I Africa.
The great political reyou ions of the lastdecaue,
with M, natural result oi the lapse Of time have
( brought into view a multitude OF new men, whose
names are In every one smouth, anu oi whose lives
every one is curious tv know the particulars Great
battles have teen lOugbt and important seges
/ maintained OF which the details are as yei pre-
served only in the newspapers OF In the transient
,,unlical ions of the day. but which ought now 10
lake their place in permanent anu authentic his-
Try
In ureuariny the present edition for the press, IL
mas accordingly been the aim Oi the editors 10 pring
down the iniorinaIu TO the latest possible dates
anu 70 ul an u, sct.., oT eyery fresh produc-
tion In teliraiure, anu oi tle ,,cc,nca mi
the practical arts as wen as " i;,,esI ~ bjs
original record OF the prusress Vi P''.
torical events M .aresul
The work has been begun ai.sa '1ns ,., a,n,ie ,c
preliminary isoor, anu WIN te ,,s.asssl sInina
sources Tor carrying IL On 10 su00e'si" "
uon. h.ro ha.,
None Of the original stereotyp pe p.ates "a W 80
used, but every page mas Eeen ia;s iata; nth he
type, forming Ia laet ne" ;,s ,ireieeessor hut
same plan ana compass az "s aIrf,enSitnre and
with far greater Peeuniary ehpendIi. 80
with such Improvements IN l.s con ~, rged
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why He Wanted the Tiger.

Those who attended the sale Of
animals from Bsrnum's hippodrems
in Bridgeport, the other day, report
the following occurrence: A tiger
was being offered The bid ran up
- 81 600 This was made by . man
who was a stranger aud TO him it
was knocked down. BsrDum who
had been eyeing the stranger during
the bidding, now went up to him and
said
Pardon me for asking the ques-
tioD, but will you tell me where you
are from ~
Down Sout a bit," responded the
man
Are you connected with show?"
"No."
"And are you buying this animal
for yourself! ?"
"Yes."
Barnum shifted about uneasily for
q moment, looked alternately at the
man and the tiger, and evidently try
ing bis best to reconcile the two to-
geIher.
Now young man you need not
take this animal unless you want 20,
for there are those here who will take
it off yoa- hands"
II don't want TO sell, twas the quiet
reply.
What on earth are you going to
do with such an ugly beast If yoa
have no show Of your own, and are
not buying for some one who is
showmanl"
"Well, III tell you said the par-
chaser, my wife died about three
weeks ago. We had lived together
for ten years, and-I miss ber." He
paused to wipe his eyes and steady
his voice, and then sdded-"so /
bought this tiger"
Il understand you," said the great
Snowman in q husky yoice.-DaH-
bury Netcs.
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The Buffalo Advertiser says: "On
Thursday Mr.. Stsmbach, residing
on the Hamburg Turnpike, called a,
No. ! Police Station and reported 10
Capt Flanagan that o large New
foundlsnd dog. attached to a band
wagon, had been standing on the
turnpike. about mile from the city,
since Tuesday morning and refused
to move, though some one bad re-
leased him from the wagon, which
was partially filed with willow
branches. evidently cut by the dogs
master, from q grove in the vicinity.
This morning it was sscertained that
the animals owner was Andrew
Selrick. bssketmskcr; also that on
Wednesday night be bad been a.