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NATu sR,s TRIUMPH.
Frarier'e Root R,stera.

kfax1er g. gx&oQ&s 1A1bEsFa4 -ss5f
IL yon are weak. or languid use
Frazef's Bitters s
H your flesh is fabby and your COM
plexion salloW, use k'razer's Bitters.
Ifyou live IN malarial district, use
Frazer's Bitter's. 49, .a
fworn down with the care of chill
dreH, use Frazer's Bitters.
If you have got the blues. use Fraz
er's Bitters. e
Hyou kept late hours and lived CON-
trary. to the laws OF health, use Fraz
er's Root Bitters.
If;yon need teningl up. take Frazer's
Root Bitters.
IF you have abused instead of used
natures gifts use Frazer's Bitters
lf you feel old before your time, use
Frazer's Bitters.s -.
If life has become burden end you
have gloomy forbodings, use Frazer
Bitters. ~
II your hands tremble and yo eyes
have grown, dim,. Frazer's Root Bit
tiers. will make you feel young again.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at
the low price $1.0O per bottle. T. S.
Henry Co., Sole Proprietos, Cleveland
Ohio.
For sale by MeCabe s. Wheaton. Rock Island.
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rr1EsI
pTIEStlt
rTEsI paHEstt PyLEstltt
: at.-. chr gonca q sast. - ere need,


.ure cure flyf tie Blind, Bleed
I,cn,s,sr and liberated Piles has been
discover ed By DIR. Williams ian Indian
rerne.iyl. called Or. Williams Indian
OtnEnaetlt. A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases of rs and so
wears standing. No one need suffer
1--we rslinutes after applying this won
dermt soothing medicine. Lotions,
Instruments and Eiectuaries do more
harm than good Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after
getting warm in bedl. acts as Q poul-
ttce. gives instant aud painless relief
and is prepared only Tor Piles, itchingI
of the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. Nj. Coffin |
berry, of Cleveland. says about DIR. |
Williams Indian Pile Ointment: II
have used scores of pile cures and it !
affords me pleasure to say that [ have |
never found anything which gave such |
immediate and permanent reIiai as DR., I
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mail d /
on receipt of price 81 CO.
S. F. Henry & Co. Props,
Cleveland. Ohio
For sale by Mcoabe 3 Wheaton. ROCK Island
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A Burlesouer,s BEGINNING /.

A young man who wants to become
a comedian of the burlesque order asks
how is the best way TO commence. @,
we don't know. They commence in dif-
ferent ways. Some carry chairs at first,
and pub up the carpet, and stand
around holding wooden spears. But
the surest way is to appear AS a .heifer.
Don't misunderstood MS. A young man
who appeared here last year as the hind
legs of stage heifer, in a burlesqfe
opera, is now the leading comedian of
the troupe. We do not know how his
experience as the hind legs of heifer
helped him, but he has got there, and
gets salary Psck's SIM
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E. Wy. HURST.
Fire and Life
INSUR CE.

INSURAN OLE.
REPRESENTS THE FOLLOWING coMPA-
Insurance Company of North
America
North British and Mercantile.
London Assurance
LancasbIrn
Pennsylvania
Springfield Of Massat husetts
Queen
Commercial Union
Gien's Falls.
Buffalo German.
Manufacturers of Boston.
New York Alliance.
Mechanics and Traders.
La Confiance.
Mutual Benefit Life.
Office D. the Rock Island
Gaflorai Bank.
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mothersl Motnersu mothersI.l

Are you disturbed at RIeht and bro
ken of your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
OF cutting teeth2 If SO go at once and
get bottle of Mrs. Winslow's tooth-
ing Syrup. Il will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediafeIy-d depend
apon it; there is no mistake about il.
There is not mother on earth who
has ever used it, who will not tell You
at once that it will regulate the bowels.
aud give rest to the mother and relief
and health to the child operating like
magic 1t is perfectly sat to use in all
cases. aud pleasant 10 ts.4. taste and is
the prescr f the oldest
and bestf aud nurses
in the D.. ~ sold every
w here * cents a hoxr,s,. Z. :. IA
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A sers.s..5 ,siiso Lad no knowledge of
such custom. instead OF turning the
hives round. lifted them up. and then
laid them down on fiui- Sid j. Tie
bees, thus s.i.lsie.ily Invalid, Instantly
attacked and fastened on the visitors
1t was IN vain they tried to escape. for
the bees preciritaiely followed, and left
their stings as marks of their indigna-
ton A general confusion took place,
and it was some time before the friends
of the deceased could be rallied togeth-
er TO proceed to the interment.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-01

The death of Darwin has brought out
in a striking manner the silent revolu-
ton that has occurred in the world of
thought during the past twenty-o
wears. Who would have imagined,
nearly a quarter of a century ago, that
the author of the Origin of Species by
Natural Selection would be buried in
Westminster Abbey and that eulogies
would be pronounced regarding his
character and career by di9Ditaries OF
the Church Of ENGLAND?
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President Eliot of Harvard has that

President Eliot. of Harvard, has that
last best gift To man tact. AT one
time his students developed an unpleas-
ant liking for sitting in large numbers
upon the fence that surrounds the coli
lege yard. The President, not desiring
such q thing to become n custom, was
at a loss how best to break up this prac-
tee At last, one evening, as he was
walking along the sidewalk, and the
students were sitting on the fence sing
ing, ETC., the President said. Gentle
men, allow me to congratulate you on
having adopted the Yale custom" He
was never troubled afterward by stu
dents sitting on the fence.
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In Pennsylvania, a man jumped of
at Il station while train was moving,
because it did not stop when it should,
and had his foot crushed. The Supreme
Court of the State has just decided that
he ought not to have jumped, and that
was sufficient negligence on his part TO
defeat his right against the railroad.
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The Two Dromios.

A man stepped into a West Madison
street confectionery yesterday. and adj
dressing the proprietor. said:
'.D-d-do you s-s-seil kiek-candy here ?'
'sWh-wh-what do YOU t-t-ta-take it
forp A hardware shop?n inquired
the proprietor Indignantly.
''N-n-no ] asked you sis-civil XXX
k-quesfion, and w-w-want sis-civil an
swer. bu-bu-br- blast you.
''Y-y-yes we s-s-s-sell kiek-candy here
The b-b-b-best in the town.
@H-h-h-how d-d-do you s-s-s-sell it it,;
b-b-by w-w-w-wyight or m-m-m-meas-
ureP''
ssB-b-b-both ways
Tito the SIS same p-p-p-pur-
eliaserP''
''Wh-wh-what You w-w-want any
wayP D-d-do you want tito gig-git
kick-ked out into the str-r-r-eet?''
s'N-n-n-no. A f-f-f-friend of MINI
mine s-s-s-said y-y-you c-c-eould slut
stut-stutter w-w-worse n / could, and
w-w-w-wanted to s-s-s-see il he w-w-w-
was l-l-llying.''
.'Y-y-y-your f-f-f-f-friend is a b-b-b-
brute, nd y-y-y-your u sk-sk-sk-seound-
rel. G-g-g-g-get out p-p-p. d. q.
..An r-r-r-right. i-i-j-jHdge, | TIT
tell him wh-wh-wll-what y-y-y-you $3.50
said.''
Aud the visitor went up the street
whistiing the ..Magnet and the Churn, =
while the confectionery man grew SO.
enraged that he bursted the neckba
of his sh-sh-sh-shirf Inter Ocean.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-01

The stagnation in the pottery bush
ness in the United States 10. attributesf
10 English competition. While the duty
on foreign production is 40 per cent,
the cost of labor is 50 much greater in
this country hian in England that ull-I
less the duty is increased, American
manufacturers must relinquish the bush
ness.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-01
Holiday aoodss

II the hope that my efforts 10 please win also Sc
cure the further patronage In teir constant wants
OF those may serve
Special attention given to Dry Goods in all depart
nlents curtains, carpets furnishing goods milf
pianos. - fsSliEEf n 80 TftsS -
10 all who VIII name their wants as near ae NAV
oe Dy letter stating the nature the surroundings
or use to which the articles win be put with limits
az 10 price descriptions and prices viii be given
mat VIII enable my patrons to practically make their
Send orders, or for circular to les
MISS HELEN LESTER,
r o. Boy 44s. Chicago
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Shopping in Chicago.

Having large experience and facilities for advan-
Iageous bnylng offer my services 70 these at dis
lance who are IN want of the better grades Of gsoas
not usually found in Eualler places As the Tfefro-
ment and fine qualities Of merchandise an the moef
fass1dious shopper GOULD desire and IL viii he NV
those who cannot attend in person, making at this
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DEMONSTRATED

profit, selling the Pocket MANUAL The most mar
dorsed and purchased by all classes Noih5nE II
the book Line eyer equal to1L on1eta samnie and
outfit soc. full particulars for stamp Don't start
out again until learn what is said OF tnls Dook
and what others are doing. w. II. THOMPSON,
Publisher, 404 Arch Street, Philadelphia, IA,
23nov3t g.isast -
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MEDICAL.
Terrible Accident
Necessitating Surgical Operatfon-Ao'ihs
Mother Attempts to Take Pair OF
Shears from Her Child.
ii PARENTssBE CAREFUL.
M DICAL.

Domestic accidents common to women, "n .,
some of them are very serious. Mrs. arner' Oh oo
Rondout Ulster Co., N, w. some weeks ago -
to take from her child pair of shears WIN ,s
was playing. slight struggle ensued IN VIZ. ~ 80
peint of the shears entered Mrs Warner iei. eye
entirely destroying the sight. Her family phs sei
ala what he coud but intensely painful fniamiha-
tion arose which, by sympathy, threatened the loss
of the other eye. Total blindness TO woman nav
tha care of household is an irretrievape caahi'S
Tn tb,s strait Mrs. W. applied to the anu
skHlful Surgeon, DIR. Darid Kennedy, OF kondou''
Y who removed the injured eye by very suecessu ~
operatou settng all danger of further har u
the sight of the other eye But, owing 10 pam anu
mental distress, her system needed tonic anu feo
torative medicine To do this work the Doctor pre-
scribed "Kennedy's Favorite Remedy whicn sus,
tained its reputation and laid sure foundation o.
health.
DIR. Kennedy's s'Favorite Remedy" removes
all impurities from the blood, regulates the 1--we
and kidneys. Cures Constipation, and all diseases
and weaknesses peculiar to Females II Is Ior saie "
All our druggists at ONE DOLLAR bottle.
i30Et 91Y a3novfm-hd col nrm :.
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AWoman's Revenge.

Special to the cincipnati Commercial.
MT. GILEAD, o., October 20.-A la
DIV by the name of Adams, wife OF
George w. Adams, whose husband
has been on protracted spree, con-
cluded to take i little law into her own
hands last evening. 80, hillng,
basket with good sized stones, she
and commenced hostilities. When
She had finished her basket of stones
the front Of that saloon looked as
though lightning had struck it. Sew
enteen large panes of glass were COM
pletely demolished, and in addition to
them several jars which were in the
windows, were not Of any particular
value. No arrests have as yet beer
made, and probably none will be made
as the citizens generally will stand by
the lady in case of prosecution.
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THE following glorious result o

THE following glorious result OF
personal liberty we take from the
Columbus Dispatch:
John J. De Vine, better known as
Jack De Vine, residing at 2i9 Dennl-
son avenue, made a brutal assault upon
his wife, this morning, because she
would not give him more money to
spend for whisky. She gave him S5,
last evening, Of $50 which she had
authorized him to draw from bank,
for her. He had the entire $50, but
she managed to get it away without
his knowledge. He wanted some OF
+ if when she gave him S.. This morn
;nd in he wanted more. Mrs. De Vine,
who is suffering from cancer IN her
side. and is almost dead, is confined to
I She demonstrated kindly, her sister
saws with John for wanting to spend
50 much money FOR whisky, when ne
struck her at least a couple OF times,
and choked her, and, possibly, might
have killed her if other persons pres
ent had not interfered. -.
II is stated that he threatened hef
life last Sunday, and that hs would
have killed her at another time, mere e
tofore. if her brother had not saved
her life. ~, Law 10
After making the assault to-day De e
Vine came up town, followed py X,. a
sister Of his wife. He made for Mf.
Kleeman's pawn-broking shop, Noetn
High street, where he met his wlfe ,s
brother. They had a racket el, about
1 eS De Vines conduct, in which the sister, sea,
| who followed, participated. ,1 one
struck John once or twice, and MOT LORI
arty the brother, wanted to get a pist Is
toi from Mr.. Kleeman's clerk. to shoot
De Vine. oo1,oa bnt
De Vine got away. subsequently, ne
was arrested by Depot Officer Maho-
ney. II a;,to, and q
1 fine ornamental car painter; He has
worked in the c., II. V. y i. SHOPS, 5
i bnt is not working now; HIS wlte is
M daughter Of James Moriarty, who
| keeps saloon on Naughton street
near Third.
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climatic Summersaults.

This climate is excellent for cough
medicines. When the thermometer
turns a double summersault through
forty or fifty degrees of temperature
inside oftwenty-four hours, somebody
is pretty sure to sneeze for it. The
household sheet anchor appears to be
Browns Expectorant, which is a never
falling cure for coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, hoarseness, tightness OF
the chest, and difficulty in breathing;
It has been tested in thousands OF
cases, and never failed to arrest and
cure consumption if taken IN time
For sale by E. D. Lewis. Gall fo1
Taxarine Memorandum Book free.
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ORDER FIXING
Times of Holding Courts
THE YEAR ~ 1888.

Pursuant to authority of law, it is ordered
that the several Terms OF the Court Of Common
Judicial District of Ohio for the year 1885, shall
be held as follows, in the respective counties
DISTRICT COURT.
washington, a pri1 Sd, Judges Knowles, Brad
Athens, April 9Th, Judges Knowles, Bradbury
Meigs, 4 pril 11th. Judges Bradbury, Knowles
Gallia,' April 14th, Judges Bradbury, Knowles
Lawrence, April 18th, Judges Thompson
SEQ seieto, se April sd, Judges Thompson, Tripp
Perry, September Sd, Judges Wright. Freis-
ner and Sibley. -.,, 1,dcas ur;ah.
Hocking. 15ssi i. September 18th, Judges Wright,
Vinton, September 18th, Judges Tripp,
Jackson, September 10Th, Judges Tupp,
Thompson and Freisner.
Pike, September 24th, Judges Tripp, Thomp-
son and Sibley.
COMMON PLEAS.
Athens, January sth; April 3Oth; October
S2 aJ 9d
Hooking, February 18th; May 2lst; Novem per
jackson, February 10th; June 4th; November
Lawrence, February 26th; June 4th; Novem-
!, Meigs, February 5th; May 2Sth; November
Perry, March 18th; June 11th; December 10th
Pike, january 18th; May 2lst: November 9TH
Scioto, January 18th; April 30th; October !5th
Vinton, January 8th April 30th; October 18TH
Washington, January 10Th; May 29th; No
yember 5th,
And it is hereby ordered that the Clerks o1
the several Counties of the above-naIned DIS
trict shall each cause copy OF this order, pre-
scribing the times for holding Courts in sale
District, to be published in two newspaper
printed and of general circulation In their re
spective counties, according TO law. A.
Given under our hands, this 18th day OF Sep
se'n"''' a. SILL RIGHT,
-, - T. P. BRADBURY,
SAML s. KNOWLES,
.et a.- JAMES TRIPP,
JOHN s. FREISNER, la
e a A c. THOMPSON,
.-fy. Judges of the Seventh Judicial District
The State of Ohio, jackson County, SIS /:
T. Frank Crumit, Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and District Court, within and 10
the County and State aforesaid, hereby certif
the foregoing to be a true copy Of the orde
prescribing the times of holding Courts in tn
fth judicial District of the State of Ohio, no'
on file in my Office.
Witness my hand and seal of said Com
mon Pleas Court of Jackson, this
IsEALl day of November. 1882.
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slHEREDITARY
SCROFULA.

RF YOU aware that in your blood the
b "A faint of scrofula has a promlnenS
placer This is true of every one. II Is III
BILE at any time, on the slightest proVocatlon'
to develop itself in some insidious disease.
Consumption and many other diseases are
outprowths of this impurity Of the blooa;;
HO0D'S SARSAPARILLA mas a WonueiLmnA m
power over all scrofulous troubles as 1iaG
inarkable testimonials we uaFe ieeei"
Enthusiastically prove. &
sMEssRs. C. !. Hoop s. Co.: Gentlemen,
My youngest son has always Dein ~
hishead discharging from his ears, and run
ming sore on tile back of his ear Ior IWo
Years; his eyelids would tester and ulceratgi,
discharging so that was oDiiged 70 WISH Yoa
them open every morning, ha s,,s ms isexceedingly
dainty. most of the time eating but two slignI
meals day. We were unable to find any,
thing that had the least effect upon him III III
last SPRING 1876 we gave nm natte aMe
at once. The back OF his ear heaied
IN without scar, and not sore III MS Heau
since. Sincerely yours,
No, 1oS Merrimack ST., Lowell, Mass.
1--WE do not as a rule allow ourselves 10
use our editorial columns to speak OF any
remedy we advertise, but we feel WarranlIISso
in saying a word for HoopS Safsapariiia;;
Sarsaparilla has been known as rei1eaidi .,. III
agent for centuries and is recognized Dy al
schools of practice as valuable blood purl-
fer. 1t is put up in forms OF almost InnnlTe
variety, but Messrs. Hood & Co, GoWei'
Mass.l who are thoroughly rellablee prS1a1 pharma11
cistS, have hit upon remedy OF unusudaa
value. Certainly they have vouchers oi
cures which we know to be most extraor-
dinary."-EditorsL LoaceU Weekly Journal
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Speef's Port Grape Wine

Used in the principal Churches for Communion pur'
poses.
EXCELLENT for Ladies and Weakly Per
sonslaand the Aged.
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UP THE LANE.

1t is dark and cool and shauy
UP the lane,
And there goes little lady
Up the lane.
On the grass the dew is sparkling,
Through the night the grass is dark-ning,
But the summer moon is rising
s.Time to go,'' 1t is advising,
up the lane"
For the moonrise was the token
Up the lane,
That fond words were to be spoken
Up the lane.
So the little lady hurries-
Far off flee all cares and worries,
And her pretty face is flushing,
AS she hears swift footsteps rushing
Up the lane.
Night moths at the flowers are slipping,
Up the lane;
Swift and sweet the hours are slippihs
Up the lane.
Trees, majestic shadows finging,
Firefiies glancing, crickets singing,
And while moonlight sitting over
Rappy maid and happy lover,
Up the lane. ,tod rb-cr
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ADvERTISERSl send for onr Select List Of OF Local
q Newspapers. GEO. P.RoWELL&C Cor ~ oopIn opTuce
ST, y. Y. -noFi"
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HILL's Compound Extract Of Buchu
and Cubebs is warranted to cure GRAY

Few successful Generals have en-
ioyed the penetrating pleasure which
was given to Sir Garnet Wolseley the
other day at Balmoral, where her
Majesty did her General the honor of
proposing his health, at her own din
ner table, in kind and warm and
charmingly chosen words: Sir Gar
nets return for the queenly compli-
meut was to couple with his thanks
the proposal Of the Duke of Con
naught's health. This added to the
delight Of the Queen, who has the
name of her soldier son very near her
heart.
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. New YORK is building bobtail street
cars for the London Tramway 20.
They are, if anything, a greater abom-
nation than the American bobtalls'
having seats on the roof
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HOODS SARSAPARHLA.
Prepared by G. I. HooD & Co., Lowen, Mass.

EMIGRANTs to Texas are coming
back in considerable numbers. They
complain of much sickness and can
not become acclimated. A number
who had only been West few weeks
were unable to walk alone.
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A Druggist Cured.

Boonsboro, Nd, Oct. u, 1850.
Gentlemen: Browns Iroa Fit:
tcfs cured me If 2 bad attack Of
Indigestion and fpilaess la tl.s 5toin-
ach. Having testedit, l take pleas
ure in recommending it to ray Gus
& toners, and am glad to say II gives
entire satisfaction to all.
GEO. w. HoTFa.A:', Druggist.
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Ask your Druggist fos GEow.'s
IRON BIrTERs, and take no etnci.
One trial will convince you that It
is just what you need.
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Secretary baltimore Co-A9l5 : - l 49,
macy, says
"I indorsc it as Al ex-:e'''.'s
medicine, good digestive ...s;.i,
and non -intoxicant il iiAe il.---s
sense"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13
Agllezaudria Gazette
MONDAY svsNINe, FEBRUARY la

A REMARKABLE MAN.-Albert Pike is 9
wonderful old mao. bis now far sdssDoed 10
life and of q ost str kiog aud venerable sp1e r
aues, wi his ioug. Snow wHite hair and besrd,
AID lis tall, erect. and stately figure. A
graf lawyer, "the greatest Freemsson 10 the
world" a poet, j,uroAlist, historian, aud SOL
dier-h.visg commanded II gsde Of | Idials
10 The Confederate army dutitg the FIRST yesr
of The aar-hls llfe has beeo su checke,ed AID
ev4o'tu. 20 fol OF iociieot. sovsp' ure, and
versatile achievement. that bis bl gtspt y, " hen
propr written, will read more ike some
Ofi-otsl rom .uct, sums Nv oodrous r"le OF
Asb9." or story of The Admirable G ict,
tou," grOWu Old 10 VII darius succ sses, tbaC
the ae;ual biuvrspty ct sn Amir Gu back
woodsm.n-"a foe I'd Al k4Is 80 gentleman, all
OF the IN deru 'yp", 10 parody be TILE OF ooe
OF bis Celebrated clhV!val songs a poDg hs
many tries 10 fame WAS that If Ninrod-s
m,gnty huoter f The S.uitw ,st-sod it was
hereby that be M great hero among the
lldisos west IT Aik,rs s. Who voted him the
freedom OF their sprLd bunlt g-sr u 1dI si-
ways vl0g him n rOusing tribal or us,lonal
wsloome 90 bis tnr uai Visits, and huaIy max
him ''yrest chief" Over them. They calico
him Biz Tbubder." or something Of that
sort, bee 'use 10 nIs huutiug expf diuo1s be O.
ways Carried aIoog fur or six-pOund bow z
er. rig Il,Ily mOuated, With which b. m.wed
tho or garlous prairie game of all klbcs by the
huooeed- und tnou .ands Although naive
OF NV EagIsnd. Gan. Pike has always been
Ike Sargent Pr=ullss aud other northern meu
who o.ms Sou b before the war. more of o
'soutberoer." appsr: nlIy 10 feeling tastes. nat
is and opinions than JEFF DAVIS or Aleck
Slephrrs-as uuon 80. IN fac, IS shat rays
TOSS er. that miraculous paradox. BIB Toombs
himself.