Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

taken advantage of by the prostratc
man, who scramped up again, and the
struggle was renewed, with tie same re.
suit rs before.
Jeamette.' he painted, rs Ne LAY
this time with the knee of the garde,
chase on his chest" the gun--hre AZ
him-quick.-boforc amy moro come.' \
Dubarrier looked around nj her in
alarm He was entirely ut the girls
mercy should she he capable of such
an act. But he had miSjudged her
She gave i hasty glance 1T the door
way, and then approached him with Il
look Of wild cntrcaty.
"Oh! let him 50; the gendarmcs are
coming. Pray, pray let him go-hc is
my brother"
Let him GO never" he answered,
coldly and firmly,
The poor girl burst into tears, and
threw herself on her knees before him.
Have pity! Give him one chance
more for his life, for they will kill him.
Did YOU not say you would thank ne
for What did for you"
You ask too much, leamette, said
Dmbarrier, hoarsolN. F" For your sake
! wish could; but cannot do oit,"
lie looked ut her rs lie spoke, but he
could not resist her agomzed looks and,
actuated by u sudden impulse, lie re-
leased his prisoner
$50, then, ana quick, Or It viii be
too hate.
The girl caught his rough, brown
hand in hers and kissed ii. Then she
hurried out, to he met 10y party of
gendarmes,
Is he here2" asked The first eagely,
rs he caught sight of the garde-chassc.
Dunharrier hcsitated.
He has been here but-we arc too
late"
The other stared 1T him, then round
the place.
:" Whose gun is that Did you not
see him.?
Yes" said the keeper, suddenly re-
collecting that he might be charged
with conniving ut the escape of u crim-
inal. 81 had caught him; but he sue
cceded iii getting away.
The officer Of genaames was cvi-
IDENTITY not quite satisfied He would
have said more, but wasmtcrrupted hy
n sudden shot outside of
There he is!
They fastened out, aA the officer
iaiins3a} aii,nsa} i quarter of a mix iron. them,
running along the path on the qlge .ot
the cliff, with Que sidca precipitituS de
scent, and on the other sloping walls Of
rock rising high above his head, could
be seen the figure Of the poacher. He
had trusted to his nerve, and did not
think the gcndarmcs would dare to fol-
low ON so dangerous path. But he
was mistaken, for, without moments
hesitation, they all dashed on after HIM.
Dunbarrcr and Jeanette stood, follow
ing them with their eyes the grl nj
most tainted with fright, the keeper
pale and trembling from head 70 foot
with excitement. suddenly the poach-
er turned, saw his pursuers gaining on
hiDl. and
An, mon Dica,' gasped Adolphe, y
Chamomt is avenged =
As he spoke there was KIND oi u
sigh, and Jeanette lay onthe ground
senseless. He lifted her gently carried
her inside the ruins, and laiC her on the
ground.
Poor child !" Ire murmured.
And, bending, pressed Is lis to her
! forehead
a Month Later there v.s u simple
wedding III the forest chur,h, and Jean
ncttc found protector ID m honest
man.
Swn,MlNG says General J. +. Alex
ander, may Be taught III wo days in
this manner 4 pole ten 'ect ,ong i
projected from the stern Of 4 boat
| There i an IRON ring AT tn outer enc
of the pole. a man rows the boa
Slowly in smooth water Another
stands in the boat, supports the learner
by means Of a girth around the chest
and a rope passed through the ring 2
the pole, and directs him low to MAKE
strokes with his arms andlegs. Con
hdence and skill! are thus soon &C
qurcd
Ir is difficult to ray what constitute
the beauty Of a woman. The Sand
Yich Islanders estimate women ~ thei
| weight. TIE Chinese require them I
) have deformcd feet and lack teetl
, 4 girl must be tatoocd sY-bluc an'
wear nose-ring 70 satisfy south sei
/ Islander. African princes require thei
brides to nave their teetl flied TX
. those Of saw. And thus goes u
! world. the criterion OF beauty dliierm
q according to latitude and longitude
!, WOrkingmen.
Before you begin your havy .prln
{ work after q winter of relaxation, YOU
! system needs cleansing and Arengthef
j, ng to prevent m attack Of Agn'
u Rillinns " Snrinp Fever. II 4me Othe