davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-08-02
ford Il Co., Will have likewise suffered by It's re-

mofal ot goods. ...
Tho fire, AZ II cnraRed At beng checked In IT.
c.sterly career, now proceeded southwark along
Jon street. aud speedily had hofd upon
Dixon Bros.f fruit mud fireworks establish
tncnt,' which from tho very nature Of It's
contents went like wtldGrc. Tilc scene here
AZ the various rockets, etc. exploded, and In
soma instances shot into the h.rcct, WAS graud
ia the extreme, and yet under tic circumstances
as terrible rs one could we'll Imagine. Fostu.
natciy d 1anct stopped the progress OF tho
flames IN thEs direction MISC, anu thcuceforrara
tl1o fire was gradually brought under coutrof,
nnd by midnight but few indications were visl-
blo Of the fearful calamity Tint had oVettakcn
.i,e city.
During the early part Of the fire, spark
from tic Mc1uncs Biock resulted In
the Methodist Episcopal Church, col
orcd, on nebccca stroet, being burned
To tho ground. Similar sparks set nrc
also to tic roof Of Larktn Hall. John street,
| Mr. louc's residence, tathartuo street, and "a.
rluus other buildings, hat the flames were In
each instance exstngutshcd.
Tile total loss by tho fire u estimated At about
s1,0o0,oo0.
Eu fur as eau be asccrtaincd at present the
following arc lie amounts for which the various
sufferers arc Insured: Sanford d Co., On build
fng, 6ll,5O, In Tic horai, and on stock a. 10 lo-
| lows: Royal, elo,ooVi <Ltna.. @io'ooof
PhGntx OF Brooklyn, elhuV; Lah-
ensllirc, 6l0oW; Mestern' s''u'o' .os,- t1'
mcrciat unton, sa0,uo' Nofth oth,sn,
$1,000; Hartfordf s5oov; Mcsenantss *o,uo'
Imperial. $l25oO; scottish Co'nme1c'a4' aa e4o;'
000; Canada Fire q MaFiao, 8lo'ooo' LVerpoo'
London Il H'obe, sl4.No; fhao'f, En9!ann, @
$4,000; Gusrsiian' $lo,oD; Qaeeos' So'ooo'
London, s5,o0o; Doninion' 1ao'
The loss ot tue urn u 1a'1S eosereu'
Messrs. hlclhncs q toswe1o 1hsutea 10 lug eA"
tent ct about S25Q, 600, S5,0o3 on the building,
nn1 .hc batancc on stock. All amount, however,
,,,,., ,r,, ~, ~ "a unde,stooa ann, oYtu,ato hv
"''e'' "'1 "v1' ~ -, 70 ''.s -
mauy thoasaoas tne loss sae'n''':u' y. ,.''
Further narticuIars Us to assurances cannot
, 1879-08-02

An Extraordinary 1natanee Of It at Caps
MAY.


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oa,, ,-a1os,. AZ NT,ha ~ 7o.u
n.,han, n n a,.etr,,,i.b.1 ctsrrr,,sr f-aa,
T.ia.,,a,, rn1,.1s w.. aros.,o,, ,.I,sr -, ,,sna
M.s w., ~ 49,, ho-o;sr ~ h,~ ,,,.oc NJ
Cr'.,s cran.,,, ~ ,hfs c,,v ubo ,,,.h thn 49,,
.s,...aas ~ .t. ~ II ~. - ua,,r, 800
~.d ~. s.aH =, ~. .,,o,,,a - r.nor., -..,,.n
~. 49, 80 ..; ..,.s.s e~1~'N' V''e -
~ ns.haa' o.., ~ .h,, .,,,.x .,,.
~ sss.. ....,.,,.,. .,...'a,' n.s,. .,
as,s,1" ..ast.,. ~. ,.a,s. ~ ~" h.a.sas 1' 81.
n.stan, ~ ri. IT,, Tor tha 1s.t thrss 49,
~ ,.s ,,se, -, ~, Wa. ,,,ht. ,a.',ss 49, ~
'".,. T., hs,,.to, ,~i,,, nr. ,na,,a.. .a,,,ea,J
crsh,n, on,, hi. t1ro nicrc. ps.*Io mi f,ns.fc
H., ~, 49,. sta,, Ht,s. .,as.,.
luz uat"e4o soo4 o'.aa4e eePst"'e'. .4'os oessAo
found herself beyond bsr depth, AMI her brother
went to her assistance. With great difficulty
be brought her to whero sho could touch bot
,om. .Iu.t At tti. mon,nt thu rev. IL. I'm.
' - - s.
h''I' wiz va" p'tte-1,5 ~ "oo ~ sne "a'ei'
eamc swimming up. In the excitement he had
bean lost sight Of momcutar'lY, a,d 1t is sup
posed tl,ut he started to the rescue, uo swan
"ou. '4's 1e1 o'o.' ".o " .eas'ns useoupI'
Erasped tte young 'aay WIN aa iron grip:
Before going into the water be had complained
of a severe headache, and It is supposed TINT
!u.' w.. :. ..,a,'s t.sanas,.~. vs,,aS IT. n.nha,,
"as stE.hee ~ Apop.e35. 4onne "!' utauanA
lost Its hold upon bis sister. Completely CT
uab|, With HI. ~, w unsls' ' % To ~ sec bis I s,ator t
irown,'r Mr~ W. heforo ] hi. eve. vi wbtlo '''h he
oro""'ns . oeioto m' s5sS "A"o ~
sopl as a i, WI, oac5 s.er ' oesourt
those uron u,r beach to 90 to tleir rescue. N,
nm s,,,t.,,, rI,h.r ,l,ay c,nth uot ,w,n, ,r
no ,mr ~ar "trotI -, r,.L t1s,r i,r.a p,;,ro,n:
, 1879-08-02
JUDGE BAlLhRD's FUNERAL

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 1.-The funeral OF Tho
late Judge Bland Ballard took place this after
noon, aid was largely attended by citizens a,d
Visiting &slellls. Tbs Bar Il q meeting this
morning uuupled resolutions Of se.pect to ,hs
memory Of Tie dead Judge.
, 1879-08-02
CATTLE DISEASE.

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 1.-The cattls dtsease In
tuts ylclpItY still coptInues. Several Aro duwu
with It to- day, and more aro beginning to bc
affected. Mr. Lore, whose loss h&s bcan heavy,
las received communication from tho head-
quarters of tbs Agricultural Department tn
Washington laluirinE Iuto tho nature of tue dis
eA4e.
, 1879-08-02
AFGIIANISTAN.

CHOLERA ANuNu TIE ENuLtsll TKooP5.
LoHpoN, Aug. la telegram states Tint
cholera ls raging an,oag tbs troops returning 10
lndis from Aighanlstan. TAe 'lcntn Ilussars
lost forty men III uns day anu tic Seventeenth
Foot los Ueu.
, 1879-08-02

Fl. WAYNE, Ind. Aug. l.-ln tha Superior
Court to-day, Eatherlne Nolan began - ae1loa
s.atusk Leroy Clark for breach ot marriage coz
tract. AhY estimates her damages u au0
, 1879-08-02

ROW.. Aug. l.-stoaslguor Haucettt. tho new
papal Nuucio to bavaria, who u expected at
kIssengou shortly, lll te the e=arer ol thu DRAFT
, 1879-08-02
:: THE BISHOP, or;KrNGsroN.
6peciai Dtspasca to TIE 1.rtauna

QuEnEc, Aug. 1.-Mgr. O'1ricn, Bishop Of
Kingston. arrived In town yesterday Oh his
way to tbs River saEucnay,'in aearrh of health
and rutlrcment for time from the arluous
labors OF Ills diocese. Tie riGht-revercnd Rtsl-
tlcman Was accompanied BY tlc Rev. Fathers
Brown aud Lynch, a,d registered at the 81.
Louis Hotel here yesterday AFTERNOON. III tile
evening l!o had scat on the flour Of the House,
md apparently took q deep interest ia thu de-
bates. When he wlshcl hts frseuds good.
night he appeared to 10 IN bis
usual good spirits, and expressed q
wish 10 nttcud the administration Of
ttc blessed sacrament ut an early hour this
morning. Shortly after 1thfs morning t1'e night
watehniun ol tho hotel, in milking Its rounds,
knuckud ut the rtght-rcycrcnu PEelasc's door,
hut received uO answer. Aftcra saOrt time. the
Blsl,op's travelling companions tried tu elicit oil
entrance, with tliu same result. Then, becoIt'
lng alarnc,. they ha tho door forced, When, IA
tcir horror, tiley found Btshup o'Brlcn stretch
I'll upon his lunds nnu face OIL tho tiuor insehal-
ble, but still breathing. TAe Hon. Dr. Church.
who was lodging 1T the hotel, nnd Dr. Russel
wero at pnco summoned, but nfl their eitortt
werc unayaiing, as III about lalt-hour The
lisbon bsentl,eI ha last, ut 7 O'clock, without
uttoriilg single word. An Inquest was held a
once bY tic Coroner, Dr. licllenu, aud verdicI
Ut death FROM apop!cxy returned.
, 1879-08-02

GOVERNMENT DEFEAT.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-11le Government opposed tho
reduction Of the sttpants to Bishops, and was
defeated by Il yote OF l84 10 1875 III the Chamber
Of Deputies.
her EGYPTIAN loItCY.
Waldngton, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, In
tue Chamber oI deputies yesterday, said tint
tho policy Vi the Government !u regnrd to Egypt
was basct OIL the cxertion Of an equal lnluonca
by Francs and Engan.l, and M thelr W,Eeement
nut 10 scek auY terrt!osial establishment. There
never llas been any doubt. tlu satl, "a to the III
tentons Of tue English Government. whtcl.
hare always been conforlnable 10 those Of
France.
THE EsTtMATE3.
VERSAILLES. Aug, t.-lhe Chamber Of Depu-
ties to-day, discussing the estimates Of tho
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs adopted au amend.
men. supprcss'lg pcnston Of S,000 francs paid
the Duc ito Caxes. Two anendmcnts ous II,
fayor Ut delaying tho conversion Of the Der
cent rcntcs SIX months, aild the other III favor
OF their immediate conversion, more rejected.
, 1879-08-02
Il missionary Expedition in Trou-
BILE in Central Africa.
An International Scheme to Hove in
Foros Upon the North
Pole.
Cholera Decinaatinp the English
Troops in Afghantstan.
GREAT BRITAIN.

oNI<A !
ARCTIC EXPLORATION
LONDON aug. l.-b5 the e1cftions u Ion-
mnaoertheshe, ~ Lonaoo' ao a1c''c Souia''.eo
has been eatao'Isnea a. Tue neaa oi 'o't5'n'"e
other committees thfonghoat tne country
llic projected cfpcatt1on loe tne olscoSeEJ ol
uae Nofth f1s VIII IN ~ proono'''ty .ea'c I'a.
elahd III t1o Spring ol looo' anu W.. cuopesato
with tnose sent out o5 s"eden' uotlano' aneF-
lea, Austf1s, anu Denmask.
CONFIRMED
Ia the House Of Lords feateFda5' Inc Marquis
Of Salisbury contrtned the statement that tae
lust Nasslah soldier haa lett Eastern Noumella.
FOR AMERICA.
Six members OF tile Lohuoh Ath'et'c t4uo
md six other amateurs have eisen notice oi
their Willingness to gu to America.
WILL pE CLOSED.
L1vEntooL, AuG. 1.-Ihc cotton market Will
be closed on SATURDAY md Monday.
TIE cHofs.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Ia leading grain circular
says: "rhe present Is time Of much unec1-
tainty, as upon the state ot The weather the next
fortnight depends whcthcr prices remain about
as at present or are to b for d seasun consider
Ably hiahcr.''
xrwu1n HALF AND MISREPRESENTATION AND
Rtx IN AN uNaATuRAt ALLIANCE.
ny Gable to Cincinnati Enquirer.
LospoN, July 3l.-lltc great sc1lsauoh OF INC
dav In religious circles o'escntlnE from Tue Es-
tabl[shuent IS tiie pctttioi1 tor atvorco h'eu "
Newman Hall. lie claseesinla WIG Will adnl-
terry with one ffeaef'eA Menafuson' once e.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27
Etiauette OF Letter.Writing.

As rule every letter, unless insult
ing in its character, requires an answer.
To neglect to answer q letter. when
written to, is as uncivil as to neglect to
reply when spoken to.
In the reply acknowledge first the
receipt of the letter, mentioning it's
date, and afterward consider all the
points requiring attention.
If the letter is to be very brief, COM
mence sufficiently far from the top of
the page to give a nearly-equal amount
of blank paper at the bottom of the
sheet when the letter is ended.
Should the matter in the letter con-
time beyond the first page, it is well
to commence little above the middle
of the sheet, extending as far as
necessary on the other pages.
It is thought impolite to use half
sheet of paper in formal letters. As a
matter of economy and convenience for
business purposes, however, it is GUS
tomary to have the card of the bust
ness man printed at the top of the
sheet, and q single leaf is used.
In writing letter, the answer to
which is of more benefit to yourself
than the person to whom you write,
inclose postage stamp for the reply.
Letters should be as free from
erasures, interlineations, blots and post
scripts as possible. It is decidedly
better to copy the letter than to have
these appear.
A letter of introduction or recon-
mendation should never be sealed, as
the bearer to whom it is given ought to
know the contents.-HalPS Manual
Social and Business Forms.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27
poMPEY's THANKSGIVING TURKEY.
BY NJ. c. DODGE.


Tomorrow is Thanksgiving day an Pompey's
gwtne ter try
To borrow de fat turkey from ole massar on
de sly;
De chickens, dey git out de way when Pom
pey comes along,
An when dc turkeys fine hin out, dey'll sing
anudder song.
De pots a-bilen on de harf, already foh ter
seuse
De turkey. when dat lazy Pomp comes lar
fin ia de house
0, gOlly! heah dat watch dog bark and heah
dat niggahye
Dat mus be P0mp-hil dere he comes, across
de lot pellmelL
DE deg hah got him by de seat-Pomp, like de
Dar comes ole massar arter you; o, LawdI
he's got gun.
Now YOU is safe, de turkeys safe, de cabin door
is locked;
Take OFT dose pants for mendin, dey,-O,
Lawdy, who dat knocked?
Git down de bible mighty quick-put on dose
specs an pray
As If de debbil come foh you upon dc jedg-
ment day;
Ill stop dat knockin' on do door. Use comm
i decah!
Iftaint ole massar, Jest In time tec jine de
family prayer,
Your turkey stole? dun tole me dat--who am
de wretched tiei!
De wickedness dere's in dis world jes fills dis
heart wild grief;
Whah Pompey bin? Lor bress yer soul, dat
niggah haO so bad
De rhe naliz, he dun go out-dat makes him
berry sad.
An dere he sits dis berry night an read de
book of life,
An try tel 'splain dc Sabiors words unto his
lutbiu wife;
No, Pompey amt no turkey tief-he lub de Bi-
bic SO
Dat if he foun q turkey lost, he'd let de COB
bier go.
Go way, YOU dog, youn burn youself-stop
pOkin' in Ge pot;
De debbil take de beast-O, Lawd! dat's
only water hot.
Fob landys sake! turkey-can b'lieVe desc
open eyes:
Stop massar, dat's de debbn, wild de feddahs
fon disguise.
Pick up dat bible, Pomp, yer dropped, and dun
yer look so pale;
Dat 1remblin comes from rheumatiz-dat
ni@gah's on de fail;
An 'ECuSe me. boss, fob sayin' dat you'Se In
terruptin' now
De family prayers, an' dat's ting neber
can allow.
De way dat turkey git in dere:-lls nssen,
massar, deah,
While dun 'splain de mystery-de debbils
tricks make cleah;
De ehimly dere hab got q hole, up yonder on
de roof;
ispecs dat turkey must have flown right
down, an dats de trufe
Dun want it back: good massar, yer gentle
man. dats true,
An when We glib de tanks mex day, Wen glib
some tauks foh you.
an now you niggah tief, you, Pomp, put up
dat book, you heah?
Mex time you hook de turkey, see dere amt
no watch dog neah.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27
The Rest way to Cheer mp,

II you are a respondent invalid, is to grow
stronger, This you can do if you will take a
piece p Of % advice which E . has the weight OF high
the standard invigorant, Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, Especially commended and indorsed
by physicians. Among the bodily troubles
which 1t oyercomes are dyspepsia, irregularity
of the bowels, liver complaint, general debil-
ity and nervous complaints. 1t Is also found
very useful in. counteracting a tendency to
weakness or disorder of the kidneys and
bladder, and persons troubled with rheuma-
tism strongly indorse it as a remedy. Its In
duence upon the entire system is highly ben
eteial, promoting as it does the return OF
sleep aud appetite, and the acquisition OF
flesh and strength. A silent reproof OF the
folly of nauseOus drug medication is conveyed
In the success of this pleasant and effective
botanical medicine
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

JULIA SHEPARD, mulatto, had the
reputation among the negroes of Spring
field, Mass, of beinga voudoo charmer.
A boy whom she was employed to nurse
became i'll and finally died. An analy-
sis proved that he had been killed with
arsenic. Julia is under arrest, the con-
lecture being that, to keep her standing
with her own people as q witch, she
committed murder.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27
A Wnrsd OF Good. .

One of the most popular medicines now
before the American public, is Hop Bit
tcls. You see it everywhere. People
take it with good effect. 1t builds them
up. 1t is not as pleasant to the taste as
some other bitters as it is not whisk "
drink. 1t is more like the old-fashioned
boneset tea that has done world of
good. If you don't feel Just right try
Hop Bitters.-NumdG Nesos.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27
Ladies, Don't Be Humbugged |!

DR.. Z. B. Hallday's Blood Purifier and Catarih In.
halant are your remedies for Catarrh, Kidney and
Female Complaints. After giving IL o thorough trial.
Eou will call 1t the Boss Of all others For Group and
Sore fhroat 1t has equal. Call on 8. Blackford
lag West Third street. st. Paul, and get bottle Of
each and II It does not help you return the empty
bottles and get your money back. IL contains
curry. would to take your money without giving
you value received For sale by all Druggists As the
medicine has been extensively csuntereited, that
the name 8. BLACKBOARD Is blown in the back of
every bottle, and has bronzed lthographic label
1t. Take no other. Noyes Bros. Cutler, Wholesale
Ageuts St Paul MINI.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.

Fran Litsztis among the most distln-
guished of musicians in the world He uses
and prizes Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ,
and pronounces it "matchless," "unriValed,'
styling it this magnificent and to me so
precious instrument" There could hardly be
higher praise, or from moro eminent authori-
iV
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27
lNvAL1p's, use c. GiI6ert7s Corn Starch,

For one cent purchase a postal card and
send your address to DIR. Sanford, 162 Broad.
way, New York, and receive. pamphlets by
return mail, from which YOU can learn wheth.
ey your liver is out of order, and if out of or.
der or is any way diseased, what Is the bes,
thing in the world to take for II.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27
Danghfern. 1Yivea and SIofnera.

D0u&hteFS. wives and Mothers
Dr. MAhCHlSPS UTERINE CAThOLlCON will
positively Female Weak nese such Falling OF
theWomb Whites, Chronic Inflammation or liberation
Of the Womb, Incidental Hemorrhags or Flooding,
Painful, Suppressed and Irregular Menstruaton, DO
pamphlet with treatment, and certificates from
physicians and patients, to HOWARTH BALLARD,
UTICA, N. T. Sold by all druggists-$160 per bottle
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

Though they may obstinately resist the ac-
ton of other external remedies, ulcers con.
taining proud flesh, swellings, tumors, leprous
granulations and scrofulous sores speedily
heal under the purifying and soothing Ia.
faence of Henry's Carbolic Salve, the prompt
discovered or used. It is believed that there
is no chronic sore or eruption that may not be
eradlcated By this incompatible purifier Sold
by all druggists.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

AN intelligent compositor out West
made the queen Of the ball wear
pair of delicately-tinted satin "scan-
dala"
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

CoUGHs-A Medicinal Preparation In the
form Of 6osenge is the most convenient.
"Bro,cn's Bronchial TEoches" allay irritation
which induces coughing, giving reliefin Bron-
chitis, Hoarseness, Influenza, Consumptive
and Asthmatic complaints % cts box.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27
NM n61AN

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich. want an
agent in this county at once, at salary Of
500 per month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address as above.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

81, ,495 so Profits IN 30 DAVIS.
$40 In legitimate Stock Specuations in Wall st. payI
immense profits Pamphlets explaining everything
sent free. HEATH Co., Brokers' l2Z7 Broadway N 7
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

Sediment or mucus in the urine Is q
sure indication of disease. Take Kidney.
Wort.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

Young men go west Learn Telcgraphy. Ad-
dress r. VALENTITE. .ManagerJanesville. Wis.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

Ponds Extract. for Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
Burns and all Inflammation. Its wonderful ruras
tive influence Is long maintained.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

Tell your neighbor If he u7es Lyou's Patent
Metallic Heel Stffener he will keep his boots
straight Sold by shoe and hardware dealers.
ALL diseases arising from disordered
stomach yield at once to Reeds Gilt Edge
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27
On so DAYS. Trial,

We will eend opr Electro Voltaic Belts and other
Electric APp ances upon trial for 50 days thoss az
acted with Nervous Debility n diseases Of personal
nature. . lso of the Liver Kidneys Rheumatism Pc
ralysis, DC. sure guara nteed or no pay.
Adde'S V0lsaic Beit Co., N arAhali. Mich.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

Ponds Extract. for Palms. Aches, Cuts. etc. Its
power is supreme ger all disease that comes with.
In its range. 1t never tails. Try it once.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

Ponds EXtract. In cases of Headache whether
Bilious or Nervous bathe the head for f.w ninu-
teS " tn ths Extract and the pain Is gons.
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

Ponds Extract. "The Vegetable Pain Dertroy
sF There is no pain ache it viii not abate, nc
bruise or burn 1t will not extract the agony fro n
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

Ponds e xtract for Inflammation etc We wish
those who hear of the Extract for the rst time TO
ask some friend about 1t. They invariably praise
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27
1t is beauty's privilege to kill time
and times privilege to kill beauty.

NEW anG BEST BOOK On BUILDING.
IN PALLISERs MODEL He MES-Pro usslyi iliUs-
Lrate pretty plans, full nfnrmat on idiuR Price
81, postpaid. Adds PALLYSER, PALLIsER 4 co
Archtects bridgeport. CL For sale by 30 sellers
Stevens County tribune., 1879-11-27

Pond,s Extract. Why suffer from acute pain
OF Headache, Earache, Toothache and Neuralgia
when Ponds Extract will afford yo1 immediat,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28

Last spring h lnre. * went into hi,
waters II Lake jackson, near Tallahas
sce. r. drink. An alligator fastened IL
the iarr lvg " the animal, crushing IN,
hunr, lhr nS struggled III III. shore
dragging his antagonist With him. IA
this tlnns thr shor. was black with ALI.
gators, attracted Ivy the smell II blood,
and some rraalca upon tho hank. I'll.
VA fought salianily. tossing ono III the
monsters high III the air, from which
fall hc las 81 the ground stunned Il
considerable time. Hut the wounded
OK again ~, ia the water. aud a nam.
moth alligator closed On his NOSE and
dragged hmm under
Not long ago Florida PAPER told Il
story II the charming IL an alligator
Ivy a rattlesnake, The latter, urun dis.
covering the former. attracted at,cn.
tlnn by sounding m alarm. The ALI.
gator turned ms heal several times, H.
u ~ wanted u Het AWAY, Int N often
faced thu snake again. Howard the
end NJ half an hour says thu paper.
with iiSed eyes the alligator moved
slowly toward his terrible enemy. until
within striking distance. when The snake
rnrlrtl himself mere commctly and
struck the alligator. For II monsnt
the alligator shook tremendously, and
then. ~ Il by magic. made scmi.circlc
backward. and hronsh, his ,ail down "a
IN. Mui,lh.hr assassin with fatal result"
TN several occasions captured nlhga.
tors and mathematics have been put in
nh Enclosure ~ tight for the benefit oi
spectators, and ii u majority oi eases
tho SNAKE has leon victorious, having
succeeded IN striking his iangs into tl,r
nll'enfors open mouth. Nem York
tI'Dyitl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28

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