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\ Gambling Amb dor.

Khalil Pasha, the Turkish ambassa-
dor at Paris, has just been recalled
from his post because he was posted at
club for some $4,000 which he had
lost ut ecdrte and was unable to pay.
He has been one of the most notorious
characters of Partisan high-life, aud
his adventures are quite legendary.
He ma lie his debut years ago as Khalil
Bey, kind of semi-otlicial agent of
the Porte for matters financial and di-
ploma,ic. lie then had a private in
come of some $3.50, 600 q year. The
whole of this fortune was squandered
away in less than fifteen years. When
he was no longer able to live upon his
own means the Porte made pashs and
an ambassador of him, first at st. Pc
tersburg, and subsequently at Paris.
He lost at the Russian capital several
millions ct all sorts of games, and Mr..
Labouchere gives in the last number of
his Truth an interesting illustration of
the kind of gambling Khalil Pasha In
dulged in:
''He once saved me from a heavy
loss, and this is why take an interest
in him. He, a Russian. and sat
down one evening at club in st. Pc
tersburg to have a quiet rubber. The
Russians have hideouS device of play
ing with what they call zero, that is to
say, zero Is added to- all winning
and losses, so that 10 stands 100, etc.
Nous jouenS drec ie seFo?' said Khslil.
CONNIE rOHS rOulcs,' | said. When
Khalil and the Russian had won theiI
dummies, | found, to my horror,
that, with the zero, had lost about
$4,000. Then it came to my turn to
take dummy. had won a game and
my opponents had won a game, and we
were playing for the odd trick in the
last game. II l failed tn win it, l should
have lost about eS000 0Ily two cards
remained in hand. had marked up
six tricks, aud my opponents five.
khalil had the lead; he had the best
trump aud thirteenth card. The only
other trump was in the hands of the
dummy. He had, therefore, only to
play his trump. and then the thirteenth
card, TO win the rubber, when he let
drop the latter card, for his fingers
were of very thumby description.
Before he could take it up pushed
the dummy's trump on it and claimed
the trick. The Russian howled. Khaln
howled. They said that this was sharp
practice. / replied that whist was
essentially game of sharp practice AMI
that was acting in accordance with
the rules. The lookers-on were APP
pealed Ia, aud, OF course, gave it ia my
favor. Thus did make, or rather save,
eS0eO against Russia and Turkey ia
alliance, through the fault OF the Turk,
and il seems TO me that the poor oIto-
msn, now that he is at wsr with his
ally OF the card table, is losing the
game, much as Khalil lost his game of
whist Ia me-"
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DIR. Townscnd's OK
ygcnated Air will pur-
lily the blood in one
third the time that any
other known remedy
can WhyI because TO
inhale Cxygenated Air
it goes direct TO the
Lungs and passes
through the I'll s 8 ues
and comes in direct
con'act with the blood
as Il is forced into the
Lungs bv the action OF
the heart. A IL the
blood in our veins re-
turns to the heart every
{, ar minutes IL the
blood Is good, and
forced from the heart
to the lungs, and the
more Oxygen you in
hale iut@ the ltngs the
more you purify the
blood. when oxygen
comes in contact with
The impurities in the
b lood il cArboniZes
and burns, causing
the blood To be heated
80 that it warns every
| part of the Oody, as It
| goes ON It's revolutions
| through the system.
Ii yonr blood is pure
' vou cannot be sex.
/ We drive Mercnry ana
al other Impurities
| cut Of the blood. We
1 guarantee tn purify
the blood II onG-th'Id
the time Of any other
known remedy.
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.uE STATE OF TExAs-counrr

i OF TRAVIS.
The State Of Texas to the Sheriff or any Con-
stable OF Travis county, greeting;
You are heIeby commanded thai, by making
publication OF this citstiOn In some neesp1Psr
Published in Travis county. Tor eight weeks
previous 10 The return day hereof, you tnuimoh
the heirs OF Elnathan Bcebe and OF Iiorailo kejs
and James O'Neal, whose names and places OF
residence are unknown, 10 be and appear before
the District Court, 10 be holden In End Tor tae
county OF .TrayD, at The court bouxe theieoi ~
the city Of Austin, IN the fifteenth Mondny af-
ter he fret Monday In July, u. t61I, then
aud there 10 answer the petition Of dOhn Nc
Ihesney and u. v. McGhesney, his wife, apd W.
NJ Lsngford aud Susan Z. Langford. Lisuifs
filed Ia tHid court against thcm. and alleging -
substance ~ follows, to-Nh: That Mrn. =. y.
McChcsnev and Mrs Susan r. I.AnrfOrd are The
only children aud heirs Of ens Joscph H.
Hogers: that the said Rogers bought OF kiua-
than Beebe, nov deecascd, all hts landed in'ei-
est IN the state OF Texas and SIa9ne other is,s
nnlocAto certificate Issued september ~. iel2,
20 Elnafban Rogers for oneibrd 81 leagnr -
land, under " hich eeftihcaie go acres we're At
terwrrdr lOeated ia Travis cOgn'y ~ the Hgrtiis
Of sid Rogers, and patent isfu therefor Apfss
IS 1853. aud cerii lcits % bAlADce sEed ~
Land ONCE. Which cefti1eate y now ~ nc
hands OF plaintins aRs nj :; that he tsld fagsfs
further bought Of ssid BeebeA eefti1eaie, 10,
III. issHed In the name 81 M0raiio ksyr fs'f 80
acres, which was regularly conveyed ircm t1sa
Keys 70 said Beebe, assd ffom said Beese 10 raid
Rogers, and v ~ loca ed By ftoeefs'f aeeats y
| Hays comfy, near HADehec. and thai esid
Rogers further bought, ia the same m-nnef -
/ the other, bounty eeriiaesfe for - acfet, -
sued 90 James O'Neai. which sid eeflineat7
| was by raid nogerB's agenfg, located in ksrhes
eOanty. and patented. on January J, ~. ihAl
dHfing the late war the intermediate uatisicfe
Of the aforesaid cefti6esfes were iast and tSDb.
ably destroyed by IRE. and that tsf aEnt % slia
| fFausfefs now creates = cloud upon pi-ihtae
tile 20 The lands located under sad crrt % tes,
aud 10 those certificates set a lVrsieds eirh
r. 0ud ~ great 90 are damage ~ 1aid y aiuficr,
ID for the fsnlOFAi u piiish cloud M. San -
bro-gkt.
Herein fail noi. bot have you thea ard there
before sai6 coan this wit. with your ft1ufh
thefe0n, showing hos 700 have execatfd he
same.
Witness: r. HAllmann. Clerk % The Disirid
COurt Of Travis cOuDty. Given undrr
my hand and The seal u said co1fi in
IL. 81 ths city Of Aastin his ibe seventh d.
day OF Jaiy, A. ID. III
z. HALf.MANN
auiCsw CLERK Dlsi. coan Travis roaniY.
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A scrupulous Boston lady, who alb
hors slang, when asked at the board
ing house table why her husband was
not down to break fast, replied, bash
fully, "Oh, dear William was upon a
a neck last night" "a what?" said
her interlocutor. "a b BOSOM" she
exclaimed, coloring to the roots of her
HAIR. "a which?" said he. GA
"A b-bustn' she whispered behind her
napkin.
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Lat of Prizes.


6072 Cash Prizes, amounting to 100000.
whole Tickets S10, Halves IS, quarters 81. so;
II Tickets 800, 331z Tickets $500, 562I Tickets
$500.
Remittances can he made by mail. express,
draft, p. o. order or registered letter, made pay
able to q. w. Barrow & Co. All communications
ed with the distribution, or orders for
tickets and application OF agents to sell tickets
should be addressed to
q. w. BARROW & CO.,
General Managers,
COurier-Journa1 bCilding, Louisville, KY.
Remember August 30. No Time for
Delay Now.
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Can be cured. Why 7
because we have
cured hundreds OF
cases, some of them
heing given over To
die by all physicians OF
other schools Of prac-
tice. Consumption Is q
disease OF the Air pas
Sages, and over .wo-
thirds of the causes are
caused by CatArrh.
We guarantee a cure
II you will come in sta-
sou.
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Whyl for the same
ason as given above.
The bronchial Tubes
are simply conductors
TO carry air to the
LHngs. hence lnhAla-
ton must go direct 10
the seat OF the diSease.
ana II you will follow
our directions, We guar
antee 10 CURE Broa.
chitis.
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Consiantiaople has = circumference
OF about thirteen miles. Its harbor,
the Golden Horn, Is a long capscions
inlet OF thSNB osphorus, running along
tho northcasts side of the city, with
<nHsnm\ for the largest vessel,
Aceiving 1890 sail Of
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No GA
In the matter OF the guardianship of TIE estate
of Alice Kate Gillette, pending IN the County
Court Of Travis county. Texas
TIE SITE Of EXAS, To all persons inter
eSted in the guardianship OF said estate:
William W Gillette, guardian of said es-
tate, has filed in said court his apple alton to
have sold the interest Of said estate in and to
certain real estate, as appears ia said applica-
ton. Said application will be acted on AT the
next civil term of said court, Commencing ON
the seventeenth day OF September, 1877, at the
court house thereof in the city Of AUSTIN. al
which term all persons Interested in said estate
may appear and mai e objections thereto
Witness: Frank Brown, Gle k OF county conrt OF
Travis county. Given under my hand
and the seal OF said rOurt NJ my oihc1
Il. 81 il Austin, this eleventh day II Au-
gust, a. ID. 1871
laug1switl PRANK BieDWN,
Clerk County Court Travis county.
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Caution!

The e are nnprincipied persons IN iiostnn and
elsewhere that are pa ting up a BOGUS LIQUID
and trying, TO pain. II oil a. MY IEEr"EHr, or
Oxygenatrd Air and claiming il to lie like mine.
None genuine unloss tho svnrds 'DR. TOWN
SENDS UXlGENATED AIR. ARE BLOWN IN
BOTTLE AND PORTRAIT ON LABEL fe2O dSwly
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CAUSES THE RODY To GAIN IN
SOI.HN Ea.ESfa.

Its vAlue cannot be too strongly Impressed upoa
the attention of those who have been exposed 10
faint OF improper character. The afflicted arc
assured that this is not ons % the worthless nos
truuis OF the cay, but is prepared apoa scientific
principles, by physician ot thirty years cXpc-
rienee. Sold everywhere. Principal un!ce rs
Murray 81 New York.
oct eOd&wSn
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WhyS because Asthma
IL a contraction of the
BTonc HAL Tubes,
caused by intlamma
ton and Irritation OF
the mucus mcmb ane
lining the Bronchial
Tubes. Use Oxygen
ated Air rs we Will d.
rect, and we will war
rant a cure. We have
cured cases u 70 years
standing.
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+ oST OR MISLAID.

n He BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
4 for the : xieepth Judicial District will
meet in the pariors 81 the RAYMOND House at
10 O'Clock N. the third Tuesday OF Sep
tember, 1871, for the examination OF applicants
tor the praGtice of medicine. J. ". ROSS, NJ.
ID. Prest. q. Is. HOUTH. N. u. Secy.
Austin, Angus, IS lS.1.
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HE - AVNHE ~ UT - to the married and mar
riageable the mysteries
GUIDE sas ;a1:$ i E;

be truly happy in the Ared relation: Male and female.
young and middle az d should read and preserve IL
contains nfornation, which afford be with
OUT how preserve the health, and complexion, and
gveto faded checks the freshness of youth the best and
only Marriage Guide in the world. PEce % cents
by Mail The author may be consulted personally or by
mail subjsts mentioned in his Address
mr. A @. DIN. lS1 Wnshin ytun ST, Chicago, III.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
REv. Il. II. PHuLIrs, Rector. assisted by full
corps OF experienced oillc,rs. he SD annual
session will commence sept y, 1871. Buildings
spacious, with gas and hot and cold water.
Heated by steam. EXtI nsivc grounds. Patron
age from ~ States School fleet class. Terms
moderate. Seven churches within three min
utes' walk. For ca loguc address the Rector.
ives ScdSsaI DAWN
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INOR SALE.

Florence Steam FIGURING, Grist and Saw Mil.
Gotten Gin and Press, in Williamson county, at
the head of the Salado river, situated In fine
wheat-growlpg couuIry. There are two building
for mill purposes, two stories high; one 20X37
feet, the other 15x30 feet, with three acres OF
land. Also dwelling house with six rooms.
Engine 10 horse power, two sets of burrs, double
reel bolt IL feet long. The reels are CLOTH with
Dutfour Dutch anchor boiling cloth; all run by
gear. The whole machinery is complete and in
line running nrder. great bargain can be
bought by mned ave application 10
N. ID. SWEENEY,
ocS rs Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas
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CATARRH!
Bronchitis {!

ALL PER 5 . n 5
that read this are In
Vltcd to send for our
large and beautifully
Illustrated Paper, sent
free TO any address.
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ASTH MA !

W GUARANTEE
TO Gu Il l. Cough
Celds. Dlpihcria, Pneu
mohia, Neura gia, and
nearly all other severe
attacks, when all other
remedies fall.
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5nen who condemned
lasEnant to imprison-
y recanted. He has
Queen that be has
si,ont TIE case, and
prssoaer should lie
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Or money will he refunded. $4,000 Cash
in Prizes Farmers and Drovers' Bank. Louis
vile, Ky Treas. The public is respectfully
notified that in conseq uence of the precedent
GstNb. ishcd by the former Company. and not
wishing to make fpcaEod or fractional awning,
the management have made a short pos one
ment of sixty days. While reGrettng 10 ask the
Indulgence OF their patrons even for this short
period, it is on their account that this postpone
mcnt is made as lnuy have express ed then
wishes that this DIR wing should be full one.
The Company is pleased to announce III Il he
courts OF kentucky have decided that the char
ter under which their distributions take place is
lega: beyond Quas lion Hence, sustained by
law. the receipts b. inE most encour4 glng, the
ing Will positively tsllle pace on August 30, or
MONEY WILL BE RE UNDED IN FULL.
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Il OR SALE.
THOR SALE.

/ now offer for sale the best market garden
and frait farm in the State Of Texas with all the
improvements, with every convenience attached
to the place, except the present growing crops,
within three miles Of the city Of Austin, north
side of the Colorado nver For further informa-
ton and description OF the property, call on NJ.
B. SWEENEY, No. us Congress Avenue, OPP
posite Avenue Hotel.
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MEDICAL.
WHAT is QUEENS DELIGHT?

IL Is aplSHt thSt grows IN the SoGth, and il fhe
only actua; blood purifier ever discovered. ~
which all diseases that center in the hlcOd ean
be eradicat-d az once and foFcVc-. II expcis Tor
life all Slrufulous, Syphihtic, CutancOas ana
Rheumatic affections and u the ONLY TRUE
REMEDY for tins class OF diseases. Alone, L
IS q searching Alternative. bUt when Combined
with Honduras SarsaTarilia. Yellow hO,S aud
other roots ard herbs il becomes blood p1ri-
FER indispensable aud urcQaAlcd. such l. The
con, hinaf,sas n
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DIR. TUFTS SARSk PNRILLA Ann
nIERNsS .lNfI.lt.IIE

forming the most powerful Alternative known to
Medical Science for the care of old Ulcers and
Sorcs, Diseased joints, Foul Discharges frOn
the liars and Nostrils, AbsceSscs. skin alec
tiors Rheumatism, Dropsy. ktdrey Comainis
Evil affects OF Secret praciicrs, Diseased Scalp.
Disorderrd Liver and Spleen sad all diseases
that center In the blood 10 possesses the 70
cUliSr property OF iInpariing a fAir complexion
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uEDICA.,

Why's because InhAla-
ton is the Only way
thst the Air Passages
can be reached, and Co
tarrh Is u diseaee OF the
Air Passages OF the
Head. Use this treat
ment as We direct,
whiehis easy and pleas
ant, and We guarantee
a perfect cURK Of O.
tarrh.
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Kentucky Cash Distribution Co.,
ON AUG 3O.'77.

Authorized by n special act of the Legislature
for the support OF tire City School Of Frankfort.
will have their second drawing in the City OF
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-15
A DoCY1ss-S STORY.

Mrs. Rogers lay on her hed
Bandagrd aud hliSteted from foot TO head,
Bandaged and blistered ffom head TO toe,
Mrs. Rogers was very low;
Bottle and saucer, spoon aud cup,
On the table atood hravely upi
Physic of high and low degreei
Calonei catnip, boneset tea--
Everything body could bear,
Excepting light aud water and air.
/ opened the blinds, the day was bright,
Aud God gave Mrs. Rogers some light.
ourned the window. the day fair,
And God gave Mrs. Rogers some air.
Bottles and blisiers, powders aud pills,
CAtnip, houesht, syrup and squilis,
Drugs aud medicines, h,gh and low.
I threw them as far : I could throw.
hat are Won d.ine ." my pattern cried
'Frighteuiug Dt-nili'' | coolIy replied,
"N"u are crazy T. Il visitor said
| flung bottle ~ her head.
Deacon Rogers he painr 10 me
''W ,fr i conrir' round. said he,
'i reilly thiuit she viii worry through
SHE scods me just as She used To- do.
y II the people have pnolci and siurrrd=
Aud the nci ghhorS have had their word;
twaS brilpr t6 perish, g the Of EN- sav,
Than he uuir,i III such AN irregular way
And his renrtlirs- light. water aud air,
y II the doctors, beyond doubt,
Couldn't have cured Mrs. Rogers without
The deacon smiled and bowed his head,
"rh"n your Till is unihiug," hc said
Gods he the glory, as You say;
0Ud I''ess you, doctor, good day good day
fever doctor that WON M again,
III give her medicine made hy men.
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Legal. BIBIdCAT. TGEoRANCE. During
the fIial of the celebrated Leavfnvo:ih h
baby case, in which two women claimed
the child. one of tse lawyers in the couI Sc
of his Eem3i Ks pointed to the painting Of
solomon o.dleriug he child To be severed IN
halv,-s and divided between the two women.
His sctiptual knowledge being small, hc
llt,fioi to I,ilate instead of Solomon. The
opposing counsel, surprising lie knew all
aAHu,' l., instantly .iu nped 10 his icct aud
called bim fool. aud said hat ;he order
was hy CB ar and not PLATE. After a
heated discussion. they agreed To leave if
tO lie Judge. His Honor decided flint
both of .hc attorneys were talking upon q
subject foreign to their knowledge, and.
p,intiag to tie painting. said il was in
tended o represent Ilerod AID not Plate
or Caesar. The lawyers considered he mat
ter settled. aud proceeded with the cast
-itsjHsga (haRsas) CAawpioR.
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An EOEIAN HARP. As seDlian harpS
are DOW popular III some qutr'e's, says
correspondents, | would like 10 make Sug
gestjonS drawn from an instrument which
is admired by many of my friends ih"se
who are favored with az old fashioned Il 4
place, closed by fifebnard with a quarter
of an inch nf space left around or over II,
should dive smooth tack near one cor
uer : then attach n fine dpuhle and twisted
silk th.cad well waxcd and draw it across
to the opposite corner: there attach 1t to
anuther tack. The strIuo mrst pass mid
way along the space, xitil"ut the least
friction or obstruction to the vibration oi
the cord. Tie cohSta AIT draft through .hr
chimney viii produce perpetual n'ns'c. of
sweetest strain, 10 be heard ali thrUusn the
house.
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UEEOTsM N MONT ENEGRIN WOMEN
Montruegriu women have the same pas
siouare attachment with the men ~ family
and country, and display much OF The
same yalDr. GoptchyItCh supplies two
most remarkable examples. y sister and
four brothers, the four Of couise al armed,
are making pilgrimage or cXcursion to
a church The state of war wish the TUX
heiag normal, we need not wonder when
we learn that they are attacked uuawa:es
nu tirit way, in pass where they proceed
in single fi'". 10y seven armed Turks, who
announce themselves by shoniiug dead
ihr H. II of the brothrtS aud dangerously
woundiug the sccond. The odds are
fcaltnI. bnt ihe ti.ht proCVr'ls. The
wouutlcd man leans against the rock and
(hough be receives another and faial Shot,
kills TWO Of the Turks before he dies. The
so,rr presses forward, and gla>pS MS rifle
aud his dagger. ~ last all are killed ON
both sides. excepting herself and a single
TUX. She asks for mercy and he prom
iScs l.. bat names her maideuly honor as
tie price. Indignant. and pea cuiviug that
u0w lie is ott his guald, She StIbS him with
hc dagger. lie t"arS IL from her haad,
3; cy close, and she dastes ite "rrt cli over
81 t. ,.recipicc intnthe yawni"p drp,h below.
The second luecdo'e i not less singular.
'iljugS reaches a Moutcnc"r1 wife that
sltl lit,"UatU itdS Just bcf-n Sidfn bN Il party
under ihe coninIaid of a certain Aea.
Knowing the road by which liey ave irav-
cling, She stizrs a rife, chooses l.cr po j.
tlon, and shoots the AGA dead The rest
of he par take To flight The wife f he
dead Aga sends her AN epiSte ''Ehou
hast robbed me of both my eyes. Thou
AIT genuine daughter of TSernagnra.
Come tomorrow alone tn the border liIie.
and we viii prove by trial which of us was
the better Wife" Fhe T>eruago,.ine APP
pcarcd, equipped with the arms Of the
dead Aga, and alone, as she was invited.
But the fui k Sh woman had thought l'iu-
dcuce The better part of val"r. aud hrorght
an armed cham pIon with her, who charged
her on horseback. She shot him dead aS
he advanced. and. seizjng her fdiihlcsS an
iagoTsi. bound her and took her home.
kept her nurse maid fer FOUiiecn
years, nud then let her 90 back 10 hgI
place and people. e.-AfReteenN CentHFy.
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II is not yet known where she lives :his
wear, bat don't lei Us worry; she :, III sur.-
" appear IN the newspapers within the
next three mouths. We allHde 10 Hat far
mcr's daughter uf seventeen who plowS
fventy acres of ground, cuts fifteen acres
Of grain with "a reaper aud mower, thr"siirs
ali the wheat. cultivates one acre ol cab
bages, miikS twenty cows every morning
before breakfast, ana does nearly all :he
housswork, while her father ltes abcd with
inilanmatory rheumatism all summer.
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TE=E Iiru0r s,I -Au instance "f won
deifHi >c}tcent.ni amt rrc>tftee ~ mud
utlsr, sudden sud nieu>r suffering recent
Is s,ccuIcd iu B-igiufa- Two woIsmen
we've emplayed ar \ dies gr-0ufiic iii fast
eninc lIE i.il.In. conductor a. the top 81 +
;. eel le seventy feet fs,4n iile grsuud- Ote
mau st,f,7i uls'n ae shoulders of ihe uiheI,
aHd a SuLd,p gust uf Iisd caused him tO
spill some oi ii.t Hatcn lead hc was using.
/, fell ilr,t hs. hand and aim Of lse either.
alsd he Hard iie i-nfvc to stand Still y hiie
tte lioi metal trruei INTO ihe flesh. Tie
slightest movement might have throWn Ire
uIan on l.is shoulders lo The gruuud. TIE
hers, v ho SaVed tiis life de~si US 4" i5e ic-
cnraud. aid Nr print liis name heigus that
Il hefe bc any i,s,iuIsftnt ia america who
recognizes It tse nias th, lsraal ul las c,tulI~
irytuau. To face a.sr4ti Del iileia;tly for
tllc safety uf nthcts Is ttieh cuuiase. But
- ,io fl,is while SnhciiHe hom intc'i, e
p.iitt Y lien physical uatnie iHsiincti. !
fisscis-s. elbows "A d,-aIee 81 fsatisuf', "a
we'll - courage @hic', well desc Ves tu he
cali a herlic. The maine al tais man Os
ilsi ( and courage Is y. a. kaIis.