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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-15
What the Microscope says.

Insects Of various kinds may be seen
in the cavities of grain of sand.
Mould is forest of beautiful trees,
with the branches, leaves and fruit
Butterflies are fully feathered.
Hairs are hollow tubes.
The surface of our body is covered
with scales like fish; a single grain
ofsand would cover one hundred and
fifty Of these scales, and yet scale
covers Eve hundred pores. Through
these narrow openings the perspira-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-15
Six 10 Fifteen.

Having been an invalid for a number
of years, / have received more benefit
during the last six months from the use
of your 'Favorite Remedy than from the
preceding Is years of treatment from the
best physicians Of New York and sur
rounding country" Thus writes Mrs.
Marian Reeve, in letter dated at Corn
wall, n. Y, to DIR. David Kennedy,
Rondout, n. Y. Is any extended COM
ment needed on this? One Doller bot
lie, All Druggists sell it, sept15.2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-15
Unrivaled

As being a certain cure for the worst
forms Of dyspepsia indigestion, constipa-
tion, impurity of blood, torpid liver dis
ordered kidneys, etc., and as medicine
,Syr eradicating every species Of humor,
from an ordinary pimple to the worst
Ulcer, Burdock Blood Bitters stands unri-
vailed. Price $1.00, trial bize 10 cents.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-15
sep1-s1-1yr.
Administrators Notice.
$500 Reward.

WE Will pay the above reward for any case OF
oeation Constipston or Costiveness we cannot cure
With Vests vegetable Liver Pillswhen the directions
are strictly complied with. They are purely yege-
table, ond never fail to give satisfaction. sugar
coated Large Boxes containing 30 Pills 20 cents.
For sale by all druggists. Beware Of counterteits
and limitations. The genuine manufactured only by
JOHN G. WEST 4 co., "The PHI Makers III
and 1873 West Madison street, Chicago. Free Trial
stamp. 1 4 n F juIyi4-si-ly I
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-15

Whitelaw Reid, the editor of the
New York Tribune, who is now in
England, is called by the London aes-
thetes the long, lank, ,lissom hollyhock
of the States
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-15

The st. Louis Globe. Democrat says:
Mr.. Charles Refs, No. 1911 Second Car
ondelet avenue, this city, was cured by
St. Jacobs Oil after sixteen years suf-
fering with rheumatism.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-15
LYDIA E. PINkHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive Cure
For all Female Complaints.

This preparation, as its name signifies, consists of
Vegetable Properties that harmless to the most del
icate invalid. Upon trial the merits of this Com
pound will be recognised asrelef is immediatej and
when its uses continued in ninety nine cases in hun
dred apermanent cureis effected thousands will tes-
tify On account Of its proven merits, it is to-day
commended and prescribed by the best physicians in
the country.
1t will cure entirely the worst form Of falling
Of the uterus Lcucorrh9a, irregular and painful
Menstruation oil Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation E1oodings ali Displacemens and the con-
sequent spinal weakness and is especially adapted to
the Change Of Life 1t will dissolve and expe tumors
from the uterusin early stage Of development The
tendency to cancerous humors there Il checked very
speedily by its use.
In fact it has proved to be the great
est and best remedy that has ever been discover
ed permeates every portion Of the system, and gives
new life and vigor tremoves faintnes fatulency, de-
stroys all craving for smulants and relieves weakness
of the stomach
1t cures Floating, Headaches Nervous Prostration,
General Debility sleoplcssness, Depression and lndt
gestion That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain,
weight and backache Is always permanently cured by
its use 1t will at all times and under all circumstan'
ces act in harmony with the law that governs the
female system.
For Kidney Complaints Of either sex this compound
isunsurpassed.
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lydia &. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Isprepared a,s and sS Western Avenue, Lynn Mass
Price soo Six bottles for $500 Sent by mail in the
form of pills. also In the form Of Lozenges receipt
of price, Sl.Oo, per box, for either. Mrs. PINKHAh
freely answers all letters Of inquiry Send for pam
inlet, Address as above Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA Z. PTNKHAM
LIVER PILLS They cure Constipation, Bliousness,
'AdTorpidity Of the Liver IS cents per box
STRONG, COBB h CO., General Agents,
aent16-1v Cleveland
, 1881-09-04

Saunders. The mindle-wei=hts were well
represented, Harry Clifford and Pete Glib
buns tlrst had Il bout with the gloves, which
resulted IN Il victory Tor Gibbons. Then
william Er:niour'- 4 Plttsb"rS puEiliSt,
and Tom Dohcrty, Il E'licaso man, also midi
ttlc-weishts. fought three very fierce rounds,
Eraslburn proving victorious. Tile victors
in each ut these bouts came tnCether later lit
the evening to decide. Which was en-
titled to the trophy. ami SOME flasd
both sides, the parties being. SO evenly
matched that at the conclusion Of three
rounds the referee was unable ia decide
which WIS the best man, and q cuD was given
to each. The oliy ,i,!cary-weiEilt asprAnts
r TS1s Js as ha torF wes n@rcd u " s
right shoulder in the first round. the scrap
WAS not concludet'' Tile wrestling between
Ross ami Joh1,stGAverass Il very pretty t>hih-
ton. III the tfJe7eo-Eoman wrcstle Ross
doitg So at catclS42s,':atch,c:ul. but the refer
&C dit not stc tile fall. and the men retired.
The wind-ltp and PRINCIPAL event ct the
evening WAS between Sullivan anil Jack
Burns. the latter being a hurry sn;tll over six
ffect i'll hight, a1A the chalauion Michigan.
senta;ive proved no matcl. 1t ali for
audience were treated to but one
round. Sullivan went 1T Ills man savasciy,
and before twenty seconds had elaIscu
Caught Hurns olle under the chin thatlald him
covered his fret and got into position when L
terrific. ri@ht-hander from Sullivan took
him fair III tic mouth, alld not only was he
again knocked down, but This time sent fly
Ing off the south end of the stage into the au-
lience. Mr.. Burns very seriously declined
to appear again, and, aftcra friendly sparring
match between Sullivan and Capt Dalton, the
dispersed.
, 1881-09-04
NEAR DETROIT. MICH.

DETROIT, Mich.. Sept. 3.-The De1ray
Elass-w"rE$, situated ut the mouth of the
River Rouge, four and Il half miles below
this city, and owned BY Louis Blitz, sue
cessor OF Israel Biitz Il Co., caught fire on
the roof from the heat OF the pat oven at
noon touay, and lit less than forty-ve mill-
utcs the whole establishment WIS destroyed.
Tie buildings included Il melting house,
a Hating house. Il grinding mill, :, pot house,
mixing and cutting rooms, 4 warehouse, 4
storehonse for material, and half 4 dozen
snail buildings. 4 full stock had just been
put i'll sufficient almost to run the
season, and included ci=hty-o.le casEiets Of
soda asl,, '0O tons Of coal 900 feet Of ltm
ber, all Of which was destroyed, besiles
tools ami other materials. Tic establishment
employed seventy men, who are thrown out
If employment. Tile works had been lille
SINCE July |, having been enlarged and titte.l
Zip in exrc1'cut shape. III tile meantime the
men !lau :tll been got together again, AM! lAd
pitt in the first melting today and Monday
the works would have been in full blast.
Loss, ::4U, ON to 5o, ,O00; Insured for half that
amount. Tile works will h: Immediately IT,
built OF brick and iron, and it is Eopcu to get
theln running by tile opening Of winler.
, 1881-09-04

! EAST-BOUSD FREIGIITS.
! Although east-bound freight rates were
! lower last week than the week before, yet
+ freight shipments have not increased and
| they foot up nearly the same as those
! of the previous week. During the week the
rates made by most Of the roads were from
10 cents to l2l@ cents per 100 pounds, while
tile week before all Ihe roads but the Grand
Trunk charged Is cents. Such rates under
ordinary circumstances would have resulted
III q large increase in shipments. The prill-
cipal causes why shipments were not higher
were that some OF the Eastern roads have be-
come bockade.l on portiuns Of their lines
owing to the swltchnlen'S ) strike. and others
because fur some weeks previous they
have done al UNUSUALLY large business. The
Erie suffered from tile first callse, and the
t;rand Trunk from the latter. The prevail
ing rate HOW is oil the basis OF l2t5 rents
per. loo from Chicago to. New York,
which is two and a half cents better
week. There is no prospect that rates wifi
60 higher than l115 cents very soon. Some
of the roads, the Pennsylvania amt the BAL
til'1ore Il Ohio for INSTANCE, claim that they
than Is cents, rs tlley Gill 5et al! the traffic
they want to Philadelphia and Baltimore OH
that basis. and they lre therefore. content ut
present to let tic Vanderbilt roads take the
New York bus ut the l3I1>-ccnt rate.
Tie Grant Trunk s;ls not conlprted for the
business with usual vim, because Sonle por-
tions Ut its line were hlucsadetl during t!1e
first part Of tlic week, Is was also tile Erie,
its principal New York connection. As
so' soGn :; as H;,,. this line >, is open asain
that offers, it is likely that rates will again
he forced down to 10 cents. 1t is not likely.
however, that lower rates will lave tile effect
ot incre:.sins the shipments over. What they
Il
, 1881-09-04

~ LHHllbfFs J0uTHHI
Grave Judges. and others learned in the law
nlve contributed their quota, as III duty bound,
!" tue common stuck Of popular sayings. 1t is
come hume to mems business and BOSOM" wllo
lays down tho;txion that knoWlcdgHi3 power"
ana VINO uttcrs that solemn warning to c,,Amored
t!euedict5 ' tiethnt hath wife and children hath
given hostages tt fortune" We have the hiEl,
authority nf the renowned Sir Edward Coke ior
ascttrtng that'' Corporations have no SOULS und
preston, 4au accident of MI accident" is bor-
so"ed from Lord Thurlow. t+The greatest hap
thalu. hut as an acknowledged translation from
the learted jurist Neccaria. To Leviathan
Hohhcs wc owe the sage maxim. "WOris nre
WISE mems counters, bur the money Ut t0o1s.7'
II y John Scldcn who suggests that by throwing
STRAW into the air you nay sec the way Of tie
, 1881-09-04

THE TROUBLE AT BALTIMORE.
Speei1 Daspateh to The Chicago Tr1btine
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. :;.-'rhere was no
change today in the complicated situation Ut
atfairs between the Baltimore Elevator Con,-
pany, controlled by the Pennsylvania f:;.ii-
ruad company, and tile grain merchants
The Company nave not yet carried ont their
threat Of raising the rates Of storage, al-
though the threat alone has had 4 very ,te~
nloraiizi.g effect OH the market here tile past
three days, and Il blockade is iulnli1ie1lt ut
the Northern Central Railroad elevators,
Il meeting of the committee appointed by the
Corn Il Flour Exchange to confer with,
Mr.. George G. Wilkins, of the pennsyl:
vanla Company, met him this morning.
but no settlement was reached. As The
baltimore Il Oltiu Company lave come to,fIie
rescue by assuring the grain people that
there can be NO sht6ckade at their cleeators
at Locust Point as the ,,ew elevator, with a
capacity of l,So0.ooo bushels, will l3er ready
for storage purposes Monday. the 1'ennsyl-
vania Company will have. to act quickly
Certain terms OF settlement have been Of
feEed BY the srain-dealers to Vice President
, 1881-09-04

wind; unu to his contemporary Oxensrtern is
due the discovery. With now little wisdom the
worlh il *overncd.:.' ssackinto$h first used the
phrase a wise nnd tlprl crly Inactivity THE
sci1,olnlastcr Is abrotd,'' Ii front II speech uy~
1ord Rrougna'n. II :tlnes not mean that the
~ l,nny sce1u to interpret the phrase hut thut
he is - |abrond" III the SENSE ot being every
where ut work III the f:uiliur phrase, ~
certain Biblical ring, which hats sometimes led
II its being quoted rs from one or other uf the
Hebrew prnphcts: the words are. in fact, u11
extract from the judgment Ut Lord Denmun ut
the triul Of O'Cut1ticll,
, 1881-09-04
AN EXCURSION.

OcoSoMowoc, Wis. Sept. :l--A sN
train in;:charge of,Eondi'ctor J:E e!n% at3f
men, arrived here this evening. MOS.
them were accompanied by their, WI
They will 1:,kc in The hop at the foWn:s*s11 f.
House, spend Sunday III the vicinity =; e
IleiM for Milwaukee,. tomorrow. cfeMno1ts cfeMeEt
4IAEy tin not expect to reach hume p<io@;: pe1@
Monday afternoon. ~:
, 1881-09-04

Cassatt, Of the pennsylvania Company, but
rs Jet they have neither been accepted a1de.
clined- In an official communication announ.
cling the opening Of the new eleyatoE,
President Garrett, of the Baltimore i
Ohio Company, remarks that the III
1l0uncement Is made ''in view Of tha
notice, OIL behalf Of the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road Company, Of the large acculnulations sf
grain at and Ell route to Canton, blockadIns
the elevators there, and henumerous sidin&s
OIL the road; causing serious interference
with traffic, and that unless relieved theI
would be compelled to post notice advancing
rates Of storage" President Garrett assured
the dealers that the Baltimore Il Ohio Com.
pany have no fear OF q blockade, and will
not advance this season the St0raE Ee-rate3 1ot
their elevators. There has also been llTelg
fight going on here the past three days b.
latter refusing to operate for tile dealers I'd.
less pait commissions BY both the buyer atd
the seller. It looks tOtlay us though Tug
dealers would have to knuckle under, an
the brokers are rejoicing. y,
A CEEDITABIE APPOINTMENT.
Tie many friends Of Mr. w. II. 1Inribund
for SOME years past Genrat Western Passea'
ger Agent Of the Canada Southern Railway
in this city, will be pleased to learn that b
has been promoted to tile position Of Cen
eral Passenger aud Ticket Agent Of thas'
road III place Of Frank E. Suuw, resigned.
Ills headquarters will be at Buffalo .Ihe
Canada Southern las done 4 wise thing
iii appointing Mr. Uurlburt to this Response
BILE position lie has not only e::rned tn9
place by l1lany years of et!iclel1t af!d failn1M
work i'll tie service of the company, but Sa
tF1ftr rn[1{
r:snking very high both rs to ability and en- /
cheney. 1t is safe to predict that the pa.;s>ea.
ger service of the Canada SOt,tilern will hot /
suffer Under Nr. uurtburt's regime !: +.
EMPRESS SERVICE IN AKKANsAs.
LITTLE liocK, Ark, Sept. 3.-The Sollta"
crn Express Line nnw extends over the Iioa
Mountain IL Helena Railroad, running R'- 7
tween Helena and Forest City; thus p!aclnS
that section 0f Arkansas IN express eotI.
inunicat1on with the entire country. -,
ITEMS. Fl =,
1lr. ", r. Robinson las been appointed I
General Eastern Agent of the st. LOUIS
San francisco l;ailroas, with offices u Ae"
York :1lu Uoston.
The Grand Trunk intends to explode w
other uolnDshell next week. ltcontempan%|:
putting on sale touutt-,rip- tickets frpm ~.
cago TO Boston :..ld return good for ting t.
days. The price to he charged t'r tlss1 ssT
tickets has not yet been decided upon, ~
will br either 81. or SIS for the roun4 Mp.
People can now IT, IT, Eustnn and return tai1.,n M
closely limited tickets for Slu. but tof5 ~
the risk that rates will he RESTORED M'1 m
they are ready IL return. People VI ~
.uubt rather pay Il few dollars more ksSa as:r,
lng exactly what the trip will co!t ues ~
'F4nt tttt.f r.tnf +ttfH5
the tsra1.d Trunk ittc1iA, H. keep 'uT uTnM * /
fight fur S0t,,e time to come, which ~. ,..Te
unwclcoln: news io th,Se roads ~tlc1a:"iss 1
been llouiu. fpr an carly restoration o. -
, 1881-09-04
hRFREt CFnREE u

"Rebel GEORGE" alias George kneNn,, =,
who is charged with 4 murder III ,Dako'3 =
detailed fully in THE TI:1r1:yE Of yestelon'' ~
had :: further hearing before comrlsssoe%1ss.jI se%s.I
lioype yesterday. lie was fully iden,tlJi;S;. II.
by i: number or witnesses, hut the flilaa uk
position Ut the case was deferred one vi ',n[
Ia allow the District Attorney to co!nniutrs Lux
cate with the Dakota authorities on ing 4n.a 4saia
tion a* to whether kuowlton is Wantet, ~ ~
, 1881-09-04

GA1.EyA, Ill.,. Sept :i.-Ycstcrday evening,
at AIonttort, Wis, the lightning struck
large barn IN the premises Of j. Z. johnson,
setting it OH tire. The building was entirely
consumed, together with twenty tons Of hay
and fifty bushels Of wheat, and about 500
worth vi, other property. THE night pre-
same town. was struck by lightning aud two
hOrSeS were killed.
, 1881-09-04

Peoples. Rutgers, and Reliance, ST.
ing, M. :e3l Lake street, is owned
byS. Cole, was but slightly damaged. and
Is insured for ;:,OOO in the Hamburg IL Dre-
men. the Fire Insurance Pt1tyol Reporter
says the fire appears to lave started on the
tilirtl !ioor If Nos. 80 and II Franklin street
from unknown Causes
, 1881-09-04

Special Dtspaseh to 7ne chacapo 1fibune-
GRAND ieA1InS Mich. Sept. "a special
tn the Grand I:apids Times says that DOR,
Uent aud Josephine Wcathcrs. two co1ored
1eluale BARRIERS Ut Saronac, had i drunken
row and a fight with 1:unrs last night
Weathers attempted ID cut Dtnt's throat, but
bent defended herself aid WAS badly slashcu
i'll tilt ar:lls. Wcatners tllcn CIT her .wil
throat Ion1 ear to clr, inili1iu. fatal ill.,
iurieS.
, 1881-09-04
ONLY FIFTY CENTS.

Kubinstein's dwelling, No. l5G Pacific avenue
NJ one was injured, and no damage was
done except to the house.
, 1881-09-04

The percentages were: Michigan Central,
2hiW; Lake Shore. 27.1U; Fort Wayne, lt!D;
Fan llanttle, l3.4O; baltimore L. Ohio. 1.SO;
Grand Trunk, ll.3O.
, 1881-09-04
Two 2O-MiIe EQuestrienne Contests,

Wednesday, Sept H. between Miss Belle Cook Of California and
Miss Emma JeNe Minnesota II between the Winner
of Williams London, Champion Lady
Rider England who sailed from Liverpool in the Steamer
Egypt expressly these contests Nothing exceed the
delight with which the contests OF last
W the largest and most select audiences the Continent The
SKILL pMk endurance Of the Ladies' the speed OF tile Horses
the nos! aad excitement the rapid changes leach contestant changes
gotten M those who Mtne them The present contests VIII 4r exceed
Ladies have experience all the details Of sn
Race will win s., ,500 is to be acknowledged
, 1881-09-04

'EJIsl1 EI&, zen NIENEEU.
Tnu.AnELrHiA, Sept :;.--Willam H. Dick
ersn1 aiIl Z"el N. Van Ars,lale1., convicted
Af having l,ect conccrt1ed i'll tf,c Whitaker
will 1DrGcry, werA: ts,day sentenced each tn Il
fiic Ut 81, ,uUu :uld Imprisonment for tell years.
, 1881-09-04

tion Of visitors is going on rapidly, and there
j., 10 !<..lbt that ample provisions have been
1uade to feed and care for all who colne.
, 1881-09-04
.IEENIE (lkAMElf.

NEw HAVEN, Sept :;.-Tle verdict OF the
jnry of inquest i'll the Cramcr case was that
Jennie +. Cramer can!e to her death BY poi
son and @iolence, aud tilat Jaules Malley Jr.
is crin.inally responsible, AMI Walter l..
a1alleyand Blanche Douglass morally respon--
sible for the s:.,nc- The post-,n"rtem cxan-
lnation does not reveal the cause or manner
OF death. The body was generally i'll i t:or-
lnal condition, but there WIS considerable
CONGESTION Of the membranes OF the brain.
, 1881-09-04

Special Dispatch to Tilt E:aicaao Tribute.
L.A CROSSE, Wis, Sept. :.-private dis
patches IL parties in this city this afternoon
FROM Lansing, H., state that at about noon
totlay the large sawinill OF Hrmmenway Il
Barclay, 1T that place, caught fire and was
entirely consumed. The tuiiiling WIS worth
about $l5.00D, and the Insurance On tile same
will reach about half that amount. Citizens
saved ! large anount'of lumber piled near
the mill.
IN CuENANGO COUNTY, NEW YORK.
: Ur1cA, y. L.. Sept. 3.-Tf!e steam saw
mill Of A[ainwarlng Il Co., of North Nor
wich, ChenanEo County, and the desk factn-
~ Of +. ID. Tut11e, ut l1ol.ncsvilIe. in the
same county, have been destroyed by lire
this week.
, 1881-09-04
Champion Lady Rider Of America,

last against Miss Williams England
for the Of 500 and the Championship o the World is
Prize worth gaining and the Race will be ridden out tn the end
III addition to these Great Running Races the Managers have
| rided for Special Purse Of S. 500
! ON THURSDAY, SEPT. Is,
+ ssLTI~TLE BROWN *BUG,''
Word Special
his anri'1ie record Of I'll 3 Wi 81 exa to beat the time
Horse in the Worl viz: 21 34 2 St. 81: H. 312
And is known lie Mile s0 believed lie will do
this occasion the Chicago Track.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-12
Are Apartment Houses Hotels /!
New York Tribune

No less parsonage than General
Hancock elected from the supreme
court some explanation on this SUBJECT.
He took for his family, rooms at one of
the leading family hotels in this city.
The engagement was for the entire win
ter, unless the general should be or
dered away on military duty. This did
not occur, the party remained, and dur
ing the winter valuable jewels belong
ing to Mrs. Hancock were stolen from
her apartment. The proprietor of the
hotel denied being responsible for the
loss, for he said that when rooms are
let for the entire season. at a fixed price
per month, the establishment is not an
inn, but an apartment house. Thus
we see that there Is opportunity for
nice distinctions-even important ones
between the three arrangem ents: Wis
iting hotel without making any bar
gain, hiring an entire house and | t for
the year round, and the halfway plan
coming into vogue, under which the
owner of the building retains the gen.
eral management of it, just as in no.
tel. while the tenant hires a suite for a
definite term, just as one takes house.
In the Hancock case the judge said he
considered the establishment hotel.
1t was called a hotel and kept in the
manner of hotel on the European
plan. And the hiring was not absolute
~ for the winter, out subject to be
closed if the general should be ordered
away. Therefore the proprietor was
told he must pay, as an inn-keeper, for
the stolen jewels. But if the establish
ment had been avowedly an apart
ment house." if no business in receiv-
ing transient guests had been done, AMI
if the rooms had been hired for the
winter irrespective of contingencies
the tenants would no doubt have been
told that their property was at theil
own risk with respect to thieves.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-12
Bad SwirlS

The Colorado river is noted for
"swirls," so called They occur every
where, but only at high stage of water.
A bubble rises from the bottom and
breaks with single sound on the sur
face. The water at the point begins a
rotary motion so small that an invert-
ed teacup might cover it. Larger and
larger grows the circle, till surface
forty feet in diameter is in motion, SPIN
ming round a funnel-shaped hole in the
center, two or three feet across the top,
and coming to point in the depths
below Often a large tree floating
down the stream is caught, and its fore
most end is heaved in the air twenty or
thirty feet, while the other passes under
meath, the exposed end to be slowly
drawn down again to disappear
Soldiers, deserters from Camp Mo
have. passing through the ravine in a
skiff, Immediately below the ford, suf-
fered their craft to run into a swirl.
One of their crew threw himself over
board beyond the charmed circle, and
as he swan away he turned his head
and saw the boat skim round and round
until, one end being drawn into the
vortex and the other upheayed in the
air, it slowly sunk, as it revolved, into
the forbid bosom of the river, its
human freight to be seen no more; for
the Colorado river does not give up
the dead-no corpses lodge on Its
shores