The Morning herald., 1878-08-10
.bat Eha1Z SShAiaeed thsy wore on thsE

n
wrong trail but their djseppointpmsnt ws.
* 90 great that they made an attack upon
the traders a smart fght fevsallsed falsd. to
them that theyMopid dhsysAodo obtain ssIn relns
Aensmsnts If they dssiradtp fptnulrys. fp uly.t ths Y.
otssin,sso theyrwithdrsw ahd asfsItbs traders
,riupeacssrd bce stuattA sGT .m3 e5a or
bay Afssr two days hard riding Mr. Ran- 4
dolph and the woman reached Ar1ost ~
araaeooMn soldisfsss and wsars a$ iyssA aassssrt
WI Who ) saw them m satslF tA eI.seysnvorth.
The follaxipg n the ri story TIP p9or' woman
|rtold MraR aRandelpkats Gredtpoe m9a' a'2%
|0Ea sT wasI born fTespsctabieo parents, my
fathgrlbdngOG farmer inI WsSterhs Missouri
Twas married atIant eailso ags, and after !
the birth aof T. daughteS ,ty iihusband
started to 90 70 Independence fYr ths pupsse W.
p BOSE 81 G5f, Ii entering Into business taking thor
ehild,and myseH osith him AFTER Isrsssaad
ing some days wei entered ssgieat forest II 81 \
and bsforsws wsreaxdrerof it, wsg foaadoi
/ ursslves1surroundedtbya at dczsne lndians y
|t~ho had crossed thslineionfgst ealingg Ssxx1
z petition. They 0sho ,hl hlpsbSndaabsforse3
my eyes, and were going to kill ny babe
when I begged for It's life. q0nsaof The
sayages, who seemed TO ~ have some9au4
,thority, prevented any child from being
murdered, but refused to alet me have 1t,
and " was left upeurthe ground TO- Die.
while they hurried away, bsafing B me off .
seaptive. The sufferings have endured ] .
would not relate If + could. r. was often
tempted to destroy myself, buttlthe VT thouggRfNt
ofregaining my freedom, and Ihopauthatl
| my child might have bsen providentially
found, stayed my hand xhea.1 would bas laSses
taken my ownlife." 1nG2ss Gid
Such, in brief, was the history giyysshh|
by the poor woman, whose name was
Baker. awaEn VAoJas
Mr.. Randolph listened with breathless
interest to her naryativs,S ana when she had
concluded he asksa heriflshe) Remembered be- 3D.
on what day ofthe month and yeaE 5AeE.
misfortune occurred. Her Reply was
prompt. She named the year, and qstatadq
That it was upon the 10th Of July, the day
being Sunday ooma'"g5" 6"a
- II shall never forget it while ] liye,p she
continued. life has only been o. burden
/ to me since. ."ii.& 9a1 ol%o] n,
Mr. Randolph was satisfied that the
mother Of his adopted daughter was be-
fore him. 49l Sa eAnS ,,-,. ,;..,, aeosrsG 90
With some little circumlocution he gave
an account of his adysntprein the forest,
and stated the manner in which The Infant,
1 he found was dressed When the poori
Iwoman heard this she threw herself ato Mr.
Randolph's feet and wept tears of graft.
tude and joy, while she kissed his hands. a J,
,Madge Randolph married well, and aanydd V col- l
tinusd through life to honor and hove her
adopted father, while she become com.
fort and solace to her unfortunatet mother.
W. @'A'. .----,.-.--., !. s.-..----- .1OarsyG1
Ssh. vbu# wood ne IN, Ii the World World, Y
says Josh Billings, s'muszt pay for the
yeazt." ..' ''''. '-'' '' i@S y,.I aa,Io,
Samson was An eminent taaRediau in, lihis
day, and in his last act brought down the
house FlIAtiIlAG Ihtllp lgC az sygg2
hsIf Whatis the diffsranes bstwesn man
I and o tired dog2 One wears, a coat and
1.-the other pants. l0yD E1%i au,d 'dt Il
,...-,.,, g., otSsloidss
RI Herkimsr County reioices in 81 fourseyed
pig. Pigs In these parts have but 9oneI
Al - pHSLn0 SLnhaa H,Luefiga n htlJ .sS99Hs
H+3ltDD ~E1dN Nadj II" az
Rome and Naples vie with each other din
lying about their population. They getsit
from Chicago and St. Louis. q " etG19
Those Western spectators can {disc0vef
ID "a new gold mine as fast an old one plays
| out. They keep em booked in regular
order. u )ld GHH 444AW 1i onGi?rT
i AVermont men dropped dead just asr he
was going to- kick football. He dhad
kicked his family often and always enjoyed
II good health. lH@d |t .s:i" 'ie a%2GV' ~ t''!
L Old wine is wholesome; old pippins
toothsomest;, old woodbu brightest; old
linens wash whitest; odd debts are surest,
and old maids-what?H
Il Aman who 10 now . leading Hartford
clergyman was, In 1s4O student at tie
Academy Of Wilbrsham, Mass. He loved
II q village maiden and she loved hin, But
finding that lie was. not "a believer in the
Lord" her consoishss qpioksned, and and with
| tears in her eyes. she sent him word that
she must give him UP, and then married q
commonplace fellow who had Joined the
n church. 4 Within the laitl few months the