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, 1877-07-03

Niagara CorTGfh4atFfHtt 1nt{dde{DhtH TIME
Al length we reached the Village uf Suspension
houses and shops, and II the moat unRainly and
dirttcst place on tho continent, excepting somc Of
tho mining towns In our own happy Common
wealth. We drovo through ssveral strtets, down
stcep little h!l!, aud stopped boforo grcnt arch
Of brown stonc. thick, and heavy, and solid. with
a little wooden honHe 1t ons sfde. 1t was tho
entrance to tho bridge.
Tho driver stopped. A dissinguished.l looking
gentleman In black brosdcloth and white tic
unt and waited expectAntiy by tho carrfasc doos.
luokcd At him with pleasure. hc was ~ aleok
and nleos ~ II tho little house, had bcon band
..Tbe toll il a5 cents. said tbs driver.
...Indoed" said !; '.stcap enough"
r. * T. r; 4 .a5 IiS +; i a;iys, II: ,,,
dro.e slowly aeroas tho bridge. Ten dollars ano
on the one hand and 81 M l,our on tho other viii
make any driver conscious Of biz respon:ibi!ities
But at last VII Ent oScr we wire IN Canada. on the
aoi Ut the Empress Of lnds, etc,. csc: t'oA tless
her. o. courss. but hur road. atc muddy.
vsu.n,a-when W came to sull. .E.te;; ,fEot oat
your tol! or Rsscnbaeks. a sweet. f5cekiel.i.eed
besy es%a 10 ts aoa aud sssse %o
gatc. cannot mention them ali, thctu weFo too
mary; .some Of them kept W hleas:eycd Kapueks.
others BY ScFT positive 1auk'cs' We dragged our
iinlf-ws5 ur tho shseo miles % the Canadian
81 Sade IT, Ssfs f. s
beam and monksya skipping nbout unclaimed.
huga eansa. paIniing of ind,sns. and camc's. and
::This + lilo Mu.en,n Of Indian Cusio.lt!e.,"
III as sIsn fndl. 50 drove on m
man with hand'n! ot sintypes steppea into tue
'utdaIe of t1f ro,d md stoplsd 9s with; .,u
view ol tho en,ro Fal1s can bc had rom this point.
Tate the cnsr'arc ths fr!'s. and yourself, ait In
There wesu soue advantages in having the pet.
In y few minutes We stood IN front Of tho lfnrse-
s, .ircssrd IN ycI!ow oti:rio.h, and zach carrying
long alan. came ont Of ltttio shanty that cross.
asath tic I'LL. Ttey wefe see 's guides who .sks
yisilorss under ths fsEs, and was their victim.
'rhcn va turned aronnd aud started hack. waa
laeit tdsss af ths Ffaadsaf q tie dit. sta -
i,MIhty snd 6ssadeut II Tbs F.LL. b .ssn sat
from the great eievatoK. 80 eenta-" This. Of
eoursc. explained i, aud took 20 cents worth
" started for homo again. Il wa. Alter II. and
that SHOULD " 10 thu hotel ~ IL. H. MAJ mo.s
Than III ~ hours dt.ss ~ the suspsn.toa et!dxs
we e Il as IT, %
oalow ths f4'l.. and suggested to tbs dtstr taa'
::Sh. ~. all he. ...h.s soalan'. do. Tae
tolls 81 IN that bridge" 4 littls axpo..uasoa
induced INN 20 lake u WORTH vt nov. aftdss. Ia
ten. ss Hs!ss ss " @ s! sst q s To- hss sss s H.
s.ses ssassoa.ly sssssl so cs!i il hires hout.
! snntK The l.:llo fof tnres hour. Of what abey
fkcetiul4IY call amusemsut At Niagara Fails:
saspeattoa otlga t1!l, y
DSs tsntys tleiare .............. ............ ~
,Ifi ssais1 as;ir ir5@ ~ .ss tss E. 70
ISa asef eAs new hfa1&s.. .''.......''.'...'. an
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BEEF SLOUGH.

WISCONSIN, STEAMuoATMEN ". THA LOpMEN.
6peesat Di&pate4 10 71s 3,43uns.
WAau1xo1ox, y. e.. July a.-Judgs Wilson, Of
Nlnunas Mint, representing large number Of
interests u Wisconsin and the NorthwssL ~ lero
to oppose Tho order Of ths Department Of Juatles
which appoints Judge Dl1ou, al Milwaukee, TO
psoseeuts the Beef slough Company for tho alleged
violation OF The navigation lawa IN floating logs
doWn' tho Chfppewa. judge Wilson il cu.
operating with Senator Window, senator Allison,
ex-GonRscasmsn Sawyer and otheta who 6te tatat.
ested IN retaining All unrestricted use Ut the West
cru rivers for loegng purposes. The present action
ot tho oosernment In rtEurd 10 the Chippewa
RlYss u looked upon bud psceedsut for tho eu-
tlrs lumbar trads: accordingly great legal and po.
Ntical Influences will be usei to
U9Y8AT THB ORDER
which Congressman Pound succeeded laat spring
ia hartnx msdc. Judge Wilson will make m ar.
gument ksloss tho Attorney .0eaefel ao.mossow
Ae hrs prepared y bttcf In which 10 makes ths
following points:
kSrtt-That any stream suitable for aoatu4 loes
may ba used for that purpose.
steoad-it would 10 utterly impfAe,teabls fer
Congress 10 pass acts adspted " ali tho nlnuta cir.
cumstanees OF shs smaller n&sGab!s sttesms OF tho
eoanty. - 1t IL necessary and proper ~ encourage
tho development OF tAe xogtoIk Industries aud
branches OF commerce carried Oh on such streaus,
and 1t haa not attempted 70 do 80. congress not
having ls9t.Ased 9n tho subject. It uss coutxtsat
tut &ha stats u Wlzconstn to anthof!ze ahs iG-
ptosemsnt Of Tho Chippewa Rlvsr ta a!4 Vt lum'
eeIny o. lo driving. Of In aid OF any other branch
TAsed-lf tho fksa navigation Of the rtyes tos
keaHboat* insisted on ~ comnlsiaaRtA, II Ea*i.
9samsntx ~ tbs intefset vi a1cety may require,
y the State msJ authorize IN sd of eon,Mcfes tha
smpis answes l. that ftea navigation In that sop.s
NOT TOLERATED
~ ths laws of this county. ..
daaxs Wllssa dea!ea. however. thAt tas log.
, 1877-07-03

expressed tn the order Of The United States War
Department, yUrkwill
HErEL FORCE Dr FORCE
should Invasion take ptnec."
Gcn, Mnta rayn that Mexico IA na pracrfnt as
enuih lre expected nficY suGh a revolution placed
Gen. Uiaz in the 1'Ec .dcniEat chair. And he en-
phatlcal1y denies the truth 0f THE rtAtcfncn nj that
hts ni..ion il 10 ncEuIate sale Of t{,c I'VE North
orn States ct Mexico to the th!tfd States Tor
500, 0Ou, 000, letA the emoant bf nnf claims
against Mexico growing out Of tho border raids.
IIc eaya that m tovcrnmcat IN Mexico which
wonld propose ID allenntc any portion Of Mexican
teffitotY tuuld stand single day.
, 1877-07-03
OBITUARY.

NEArnss. Teun., July :a-Eldes Daniel Bates,
au old editor and eotaboret with tho iets Rev. Al.
e1andeE Campbell. OF Hu4ton, 6tonsaaltet
Scott sud othsrs, poneers in the Chssstisa Church.
dlod At tho res!denes Of hl4 sou ia.l lxw, IN 4Atk
city, last evening, n2s4 II. liz was wsia.known
tn Illinois and thf Nosthwest, Aud wa4 pss1yso Of
, 1877-07-03
SUPERB BLOOD DEpllRENT.

Upon The action Of The k!dnoJS, bladder, and
bowels depends the dcpuratton Of Tho blood, 1t Ia
by p1oaotiny tic activity Of these organs that
lloatetters Stomach nltiers tnsusc4 purity to tho
circulation. In lts passage through the kidneys,
impurities which beyst rheumatism. gout, and
Rrs.el strained frU'a the blood, but whom tausc
small but all'tuporsnnt organs grow inactIvc.
prpdues shp d!1cases mentioned, tIu4tcttcYs BIT.
iess ruuso ths kiencys to renewed actl.tsY. w
which means tho blood IL der.ltlttt. tt lkcwisc
pnrthcs thr blood wslsn contaminated with bile BY
pr1tuottag : gentle bat sGsctaA! action OF the
bowels. aud has The further eject 1T regulating tho
III blliouaues nTspepsis. mRtartaI fesers, and
uttnasy complaints urr also Conquered By It.
, 1877-07-03

Dlaz's Representative Presents
His Claims for Recog-
milton.
Reduction Of the Public Debt During
Juno, $3,220,l99.


c,,, tt>,,.a >. ~. 9,.,,,x.
"P<e'a' 1'3".'o' :" 1"s tF'''"
NE" f"HK, jnty 2s-f6f ftHfS' HfshtdRtoh
correspondent, speaking OF Wiaon. OF Iowa. and
ttn prcatfont's otier. Rayp: '',rt,eou cannot be
.ae.,aoJ =. . rrhl,r or'ror In ,hs SAWS. nf thu
Ircsidents order, any more tnan commissioner
to acknowledge legal documents III The several
Btatcs Gnu bo 80 regarded. Tho Pacific Railroad
Dt.s..,-. ,a..l,. ~ r,w,.n.,ts,r from thc
Dseeto1s .eeeNe ~ soihpsesa.'o. '.oa asasa.,sS
4osefnmchss hha laVe no no"e1a eonIstsu
by the Office which would cnAolo tnem
10 'ni1ucnc. and control conventions
nn eauru.r. m nnnv ho onc ty the clae1 OF Office.
ss," ~t.. ,n. s,G nst.or.or snd h
s'osocts fos1css."A po"e. NJ paw. s,s.,,.s
whom the ltcs!dents osdcF ~ 7peeia.i1 ,s u!tsu.
pro Maid hy tho railroad companies at the rats OF
ntnn., ,tt.., for r,rh dav actually e,nnloved in
~. o,cio ~ ~" ..i,s.,s ,.h.n t..,.i,,g
thelf eeEVlecs hau a.o"ea n'''sae. "I.n ss
IN pursuance OF tbclE duttee 4 few Kindred aol.
lars per snnum will cover tho entire amount pata
sr.,, Govcr,,n7en, Dtrcr,1r" "
"sa s,'.. ,,,,,a,.,r..,. ,.~,..-,o,.
Auh t"ns4Dnc' - ~ ~ a!os'
8peefds Dspafca to 1As tribune.
NEW YonK, JULY 2.-Tbo Iftnsa' Washington
correspondent eaya: ..The President, In conves.
a. h sI n.nt ~ s ,nt is.n ,.sna
s ,se if o,ng .aa ~ ~ ~ III ths
70 , saI. "nu s ,i ,i @ Nv. 9h ~ G.n~1,in.r
Won't s"nnu tfv",e ~ ., ann nnst hIeh r G f"tt ~
EAs5 .9M os u ~" fsatsr "n.s ~ ~ ~ ~. ~
tinac Moua Iot4n " t;ss thnn, ~ s
ues ltssaGI .a!se spuss M .t, toaE ~
Gon anu sa.u kne WI uM.csnvue, iy tCoA - @ pn
II tno MhnaRen2Gnt O. uc pad'y Moui1 y. .n.n s.1.
nnai.,a5 H. .e,a ~ tac1n wnniI h. m
, 1877-07-03
DlS1ItLERY SEIZED,

8pkc7oE N&pa7cR 10 7H3 !T6HNA.
cuAxrA,oS. ILL.,. July 2.-The South Side Reds.
ttlin9 Cosnpany's Works wese to-day snItrd by
Deputy Collector Buckley uudera = charer Of rus,.
ming crooked Buvrbach Il fIontxfut.tcr. psopsis.
tots, wcrc out of Town At tbs ttmo, but cplpioycs
were arrested Aud rstcsacd on their own recagut-
xahCc.
, 1877-07-03
MORE lRRECtIi AR1TlrS.

kxv YoRx. julv 2.-Ths Rsee!ser Of the Amer.
lean Popular Llfs Insurance Company stakaa that
ths, anaeess haze either bssa guilty ot tsaud Of
paljuty.
, 1877-07-03
THE NEW HOUSE,
ALpoK At THH i.oLL.

BpEtId4 UF1$30EEH
w..n,xnroY n. e.. Jp,. "a statement, ,xes
... ..4. .,'.s.s. ~ .s,.s a.'.a.uh,. ~.
given 10 tho he"spapcfs te" uh5s AGO. ottenete!!
tho Democratic majority In the new 1iousc, &C.
r-dto a. H.. rnc,n,ot.J mi ,y,,t, h. o,lv .,obt
49,. nUa'1s ~ .s 1850 ~ -. S's"'
Inls may haso oeen t!posrarnlsat El'ataRe'
From the bust evidence attanable the majority ap'
pears to bu eighteen. An nctiyc Nopublican, who
~. "A.s ~. W ~ ~ 49,. 1890 ~
LII shd oafce VI 1feas0ses ot aao ChsSa etateS tas
evidence upon Which mcH,hcrs nSc paid, asya that
It shows 1t 1b2 Democrats 10 1:I4 Republicans With
.tycn xncaurics Tbe.r vacanc,ca sre \. foltnws.
, 1877-07-03

united STATES
4 Per Cent Loan. /.

t.@DER Al'TIsonlTy Of = contract With tna
SECRETARY OF TITH TItEAAET:f.
THE UNnEitAItsSED hereby 2Iyr no:ice TINT
from this date. and ansh July 10 n p t~r viii
I'll, LOAN tiF rIaK t:NITED STATES, in DE-.
nominations stated below. At FAR AND Az
CIsl1RD ISTKAEsT IN GOLD Co1S.
TIE bombs srt!eemahls after s,years iron,
JuIyl 1871. and carry interest &FlnI that inc. faoie
quarterly, and exempt fFon thu pal ment "
Of duties IL THE Uutei atca well frtsn taxs1!op
In form BY Under SiAte anoaaelfaa o. lt.A
thotity.
TIE iNTERRAT on the nEt:LsTERED
STDCfa will be pAid ~ check. lssoca b. thu
TIsEiSUkElt or TIlE UNITED NTATitH.
10 tilt order OF the holder aud nse. II hs adarcas
The check u payar on presentation l1uprrly indots.
u u The otces Of thu TFrasurc MID Assistant Trcaa
rrs Of the unfi4J Hf41sa.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS wiz be for COUPON
nONfsss os $iio and althe, aou hEtitrTEtED
STOCK III dennl,!nations ot $50, $fW,. s1uO.
9l,tkltl, *5,tkM, and $in.ttUO.
TlIE ig0NDH, both COVTUN aud ltTGtS~
T!ttHGJ. viii oc readY for dettserr Ju1ya. 1877.
Enitaf~ s,F APPLICATION VIII b. turnlthci
BY tba Treasurer nt WhthinHou. tho AAs:slAns Trru
uEtEs al baltimore, istu.,, Chicago, Cincinnati, New
Ortr4aA Now furk. Philadelphia. f. louis, aad han
FsAcssu. and hy tic SIttunai nanks ami bankrts gen
orally Thr atllrasona must sreclfY The sntlAt uld
Determinations required and for rcgssicrca Eock. t'o
&u1 4a!le AID Post Nturr sIlrrAs OF ths perbun to
whun4 the botds shall Lc luadr ps yab1t
TsYA PER- CENT Ut thc purcha.o money mu.t
&ccouhsny the aahsctiptlaI. The remainder Inaf IN
paid the VI the purchaser either II time Of
subscription sny ttnlu prh1 Oct ~. 1877, Will
lateIest A1dra al ! per csut u date Of payI~nt
TUX PAYMENTS may l4c made Ia euta cola To
tho TruAalrst of ths unttc,i statra ut Washington.
Aaattant Tfrssu1crs Baltimore. lto+tou. ChlcaEu,
Cincinnati. New 0ricsus. mud H. Louis. and tu tha
Assistant T'eAsutcF 2t kaA FtantLo. with exchange
On New York. " IL either uf u1 undersigned.
, 1877-07-03
BUSINESS NOTICES

Ee&p's Custom EhtFtx Made 70 BIeA4use.---
Very pess, u Tor -: no obligation tu ksep any Of
ktcp's shtsts aa'ess perfectly sat!s!sctosy. ITS
, 1877-07-03

Uss " Mss- WihaloM's h*,ott1lng Syrup" for
children while leethtn4. It. cures dyscnteky aud
di4ssaua. wind collc, and regulates tic 4owels,
, 1877-07-03

liar Fevsr Instantly Relieved by J<t1sss'
FrcMeh catafsh Cure. Trial fsee. NJ thv uttcs Of
tetiy, 1eisss & Co., 70 Eiatu street.
, 1877-07-03

Tceth In Nutnx
are = sufo draNbaek GU pe.ona, appearances md
personal coalfort. Thet4fotc, keep them IN rood
fspa!r With tlat established antdotu for ali sbo ds.
esse4 that sssalI thsn, fragrant Suzpoout
, 1877-07-03

Jns tatose e.i.ttug eet1een SID.
!a.f aa5 ot,sovsa b n9tus! % se1.sa ~ gittS kax
b. tAS lining partners. under the nss Dstns Ut
6fHLEf. FRENCH CO.. Who wt4 sEtt!e ~! ace9nu4
1f khA old Rf1t. I, HENItf kHENEA,
JANIS Ii. StpLEf,
-.. - EltuE klSG.
CHICAGO. july T. 1877.
, 1877-07-03


There " not tncindsd 10 tha little bill lha Is
cent. sntt4nes.ses 70 ths park suftanndsnK 70
II il the IEeal descendants Of the revolutionary
uxaess Of this land 1h9 hare lneloted tbs !anleH-
eau slde Vt ins fxls. aud shafgs qIsfttf Of aot
lar TO zee lhsm, xnd who et4sxv 4 doI!ar toll Gu
thcit bridge. NtaYafs II great na!u'si su8Iaa:ty
IN more WAYS than uHc.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-04-27
Youthful Gambling.

Would it not be well for some parents
in Vancouver to curtail the crop of
young gamblers growing up in our
midst? Organized lotteries for marbles
and other play things have been in ac-
tive operation among class of boys,
for month past. We are aware that
boys everywhere are liable to periodic
attacks Of mumble-peg, ball, ,stilts, bones,
kites, mnmps, measles, keeps, &C., and
that it is 30 great stretch from the game
Of keeps for marbles to lottery, or
gambling on a small scale. Sports
should not be carried thus far. Parents
should teach their children to descrimi-
nate between the innocent and the
hurful in their sports. Gambling for
marbles or other piaythings, valuable in
the eyes of boys, is wicked and hurt
ful pasiime. 1t is to boys, what the
milder form of gambling for money is
to men. When a boy manitests dispo-
sitou to gamble for marbles it is high
time parents took him in hand, for a
little judicious training on the subject
of getting something Tor nothing. No
vice is more dangerous or destructive
to moral character than gambling, and
gamblers often take their isst lessons
with marbles. a little reflection is all
that Is necessary for intelligent parents
to understand this, and by the love
.hey bean their children, they ought to
look out for the dangerous pitfall.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-04-27
Quo WarrantO.

The San Francisco Argoaaut pub
fishes an article in which is alledgcd that
Senator Blaine, at the special session of
Congress in June, will Introduce a bill
providing for q specially constituted
court 10 try the validity O! Hayes title
to the Presidency. The proceedings
are to be in the nature Of qa0 rar-
raRto, and are to be composed Of the
Chief Justices of The Supreme Court
Of each state IN the Union, IS Judges
in all. Whether CT not MIR. Blaine
viii place himself in an attitude thus
hostile to the Administration re-
mains to be seen. He is q Rad-
ical Of the strongest type, and ac-
crstomed to take decided staads. but
VS. are not prepared TO credit the rumor
that he is to allie himself with the NAL
contents who want to reopen the bitter
fight of the late political campaign.
San Francisco has become noted for
its sensations, and Mr.. Pixley now
editor Of the Argonaut was once edi-
tor OF the Chroatcie, fine position
wherein to learn the sensation art. Now
having started paper of his own. and
desiring a reputation for expounding
the hidden and deep things OF politics.
il may bc that he has assumed this
sensation dodge as an advertisement of
his new sheet ia the East. He could
not have devised better sto-y TO crc-
ate a sensation IN pnistical circles; aud
thereby Pixiey and the Argosaut
may be known to fame.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-04-27

groyeling savage with just apprc-
citation OF himself, is worth the effort
at almost any cost! "PoSSunt. quia
posse uidentur" is a grand sentiment
and ought to be inculcated even at
the expense Of every hair on our
heads.
We, therefore, cordially approve of
our present slow, magnanimous, hum
BILE 'Indian Policy" as compared
with the stern, energetic, though suc-
cessful, course pursued by the English.
There is no question but that it has,
thus f1., proved Of decided advantage
to the -laakers; doubtless, that praise
worthy sect was never known to take
up arms, even in the defence of their
cOuntry-never known to advance
civilization an inch by migrating
from their comfortable fre-sides on
the Atlantic coast-but, then, who
can deny that this fact gives them a
sort of a quiet, undisturbed, birds
eye view of the matter-like a skill
full General planning his campaign in
the solitude Of his tent? Within
easy access to the Treasury, tool It's
enough to encourage any reasonable
man to cut his throat out Of pure ad-
miration.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-04-27
Newspaper Decisions.

1. Any person who takes paper regularly
from the post-oiice, whether directed in his
name or anothers, or whether he has sub
scrbed or not-is responsible Tor payment.
2. If person orders his paper discontinued,
he must pay all arrears, or the publisher may
continue to send it until payment is made, and
then collect the whole amount whether the
paper is taken from the Office or not.
3. The courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers and periodicals from the post
Office, or removing and leaving them uncalled
for, is prima iacia evidence of intentional
fraud.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-04-27

manity, with a brain somewhat Of the
consistency of wellworked putty, or,
even more pliable, affords the very
best material for the purpose-a sort
of whining, shrinking soul, not likely
to be in a great hurry about any
thing save in collecting his salary,
appears to be admirably fitted to i'm
press the savage heart and more fully
excite his keenest admiration; abund
ant time, too, for printing few
thousand essays j. panphlet form, on
the importance OF ..ilEnt Baptism,"
or some other equally exhilirating
subject, to be sc.tt-red broadcast
over the prairies and among the ''lava-
BEDS" with a view to inspiring the
willy aboriginies with profound sense
of the numberless blessings Of Provi-
dence, and Of the imbecil1ty of the
white-man.
Thus armed, these sublime repre-
sentatives Of all that an Indian de-
spises, might venture very dehber
ately and confidently upon their er-
rand Of mercy, with hearts glowing
in fond anticipation Of the speedy
conversion Of the entire tribe to the
peculiar doctrines Of the Quaker
Church; being warned against max
ing any threats whatever to in
duce the heartless foe to obey the
law and submit to the authority
of the Government. Meanwhile, it
would be prudent to send on in
advance an ample supply Of blank
cts, carving-knlves, breech-loading
fire arms, revolvers, ETC., etc
not omitting fixed amunirion-thus
leaving nothing undOne to enable the
neglected savage to defend himself
in case the Commission should mani
fest the least frmness, or the terms
of conversion to Christianity should
prove unsatisfactory.
To be sure, there would be a strong
probability Of the members OF this
glorious mission being hopelessly
scalped. But, what Of that: Isn't
it meek and Iowly and 'mushy," and
all that? Isn't it generous? Is there
anything rash-any indecent haste or
base imprudence in such course?
Then, too, it opens the way Tor an
other embassy on the same clever
model-a triae toned down, perhaps
"a trihe calmer and more thoroughly
equipped with outward grace and IN
ward wcakness-and, doubtless, to
share the same exalted fate. But, of
what special moment is the sacrifice
of a few lives in a worthy cause:
Suppose you gain a good, trim, cop
per-colored Sunday school scholar,
won't it pay?
AT all events, the strong arm Of
the Government would be given ample
time to organize and equip, with
empty muskets and blank cartridges,
well disciplined corps Of twelve or
fifteen troops, to be dispatched by
the way OF Panama, should the out
rage have occurred in Dakota, with
written Instructions to the Corporal
| Commanding not TO open fire under
any circumstances, as long Is 4 Soul
remained alive to bring back news of
the expedition. In the natural course
Of human events, this startling cam
paign would prove a failure, and the
entire army be irrecoverably massa-
cred. Meantime, however, a rein
forcement of two or three raw re-
cruits. with no more deadly weapon
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-07

pocket, the manager OF the East hampton
Theatre continued . Now look here.
Mr.. Blanchard. have stage managed
too many little things Of this Kind moi ~
know what's required Ia strengthen the
SITUATION. 4 have two of my fellows
handy on the stairs. My properiy-man
i on the other side Of those folding
doors. My friend here and myself
reckon for something, TO say nothing OF
Mrs. Harold WHITE"
Mrs. Harold White," gasped Blan-
chard.
. Yes, Mr.. Blanchard" releasing him
and approaching her, ..my wife. She
always believed In my perfect innocence
Of the charge you helped 10 fasten on
me, and when poor miserable Gus con-
fessed the part which he had played IN
the conspiracy, we got married 4"
" Confessed -conspiracyi" sneering-
ly exclaimed Blanchard; s'wherc are
your proofsPn
Herc!" replied Harold, pointing "a
the papers; ''and here they remain
until
"Until WHAT"
Until the father Of my dear wife has
pcrused them line by line, and the mag
istrates Of Singlebridge have made my
Innocence as public as year since they
proclaimed my guilt"
Then ] may 60" said Blanchard,
after a pause; and taking for grant
ed the consent Of his temporary cnsto-
dians, he stepped towards the door,
which was under the janitorship OF Mr..
Bcauchamp. That gentleman graceful
ly waved him back.
" You may 90 on one condition, sir
pardon me and il is this. That YOU
leave for Jamaica by certain steamer
which leaves this port tomorrow. have
tonight bespoken your berth. Pardon
mc--if you decline. To take the consc-
quenccs, one Of w.nch will be the tenn
porary occupation by yourself Of neat
and commodious apartment within the
precincts Of Easthampton jail
:. Open the door" Not another word
did he utter, but taking his hat and
looking straight before him. he left the
hotel and proceeded not Unattended
in the direction Of the Jamaica boat.
IL was a pleasant hour or ~ which
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold White and their
friend Beauchamp spent together that
night. II was more than pleasant
meeting that took place few days after
in Singlebridge. SIas Westbrook's
happiness was unspeakable There was
a streak Of sorrow in il, though. when
he thought of his absent son. and pray
ed that the lad had turned over a new
leaf AT the other end of the world
London Society.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-07

"summcr i coming." the soft breezes wis.
per.
"snmmer l. coDsingl" the glad brides sing.
summer l. coning-I hear her quick loot
scp>.
Take your last look at the beautiful spring.
Lightly she steps from her throne in the
Woodlands
"summer j. coming. and can not stay:
Two of my children have crept from BY bo-
April has left me but lingering May.
"what tho bright summer is crowned with
roses,
Deep in the forest Arbutus doth hide:
am the herald OF all the rejoicing.
Why must June always disown mef" she
cried.
Down in the meadow she stoops 70 the daises.
Pinck- the first bloom from the apple trees
DOuul:
:. Autumn wlll rob me Of all the sweet apples /:
will take one from her store Of them no W. N
summer i coming ! hear the glad echo.
Clearly II rings DER the mountain and plain
sorrowtuI spring leaves the beautiful wood
lands,
Bright. happy summer begins her sweet
reign.
-Dorn Goodafe 40 penrs old).