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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

II re-" sbe observed, ~ she ioolsd ~
from her paper, "that another woman
who was perfectly sane all the time hal
Just been released from . lunatic asylum
after detention Of three years"
"Yes, briefly replied the husband.
'sshe was incascerated By her hus
band" s.n ~
eyes"
"Who wanted her out of tho way thai
be might marry. another woman"
sin case you desired to dispose Of me
you would probably have me shut up in
4 lunatic asylum" .xst f1
"No, ma'am; l should poison you.
That's the cheaper and better way. Al
. man of business and a. an advocate Of
financial economy, have thought this
matter over time and again, and ! should
certainly prefer TO spend fifteen cents for
arsenic to paying out $40 TO el5 per
week for goodness knows how long"
She looked at him for long time with
2 whole iceberg in each eye, and then
ldrned to her paper with the remark:
Just like your stingy ways; you
never want me to have anything like
other folks--Defroa Free Press.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

thus through all that long and tedioul
night, never once closing his own eyes
in sleep, he sat and held them.
Not long after dark Henry heard Z
terrific crash. and indistinctly saw the
house melt array amidstthe mad waters
beneath him.
When at last day dawned there NJ
not familiar landmark to be seen save
! the trees; and many Of the smallest q
these had been broken down by the
| masses Of ice. It WAS bitt r awaken
ing for little lzah and Jennie; and 4
was long before Henry could again -
custom them to the terrible drearincss
OF their situation -4 aa Is
But help came shortly after daybreak.
Even before the langs Of hunger had
brought them 70 think Of breakfast,
CHEEKY voices were heard shouting from
the river above. The neighbors had
espiod them on their platform. through
the lea1ess branches ia
II was . strange sight and one that
would have inspired less resolute heartl
to attempt their rescue. The young,
anxious faces expectantly looked on!
over the dreary waters. and watched
with hope and delight the efforts max
| ing to save thcm. II was an hour thai
they never would forget.
| Cold and hungry, tut safe and hap.
py. the gallant boy and his little
charges were taken aboard boat
manned by the faithful Rudolph and
several other young men. who had
worked with energ Z but in vain. on
account of the floating Ice, to reach
them the day before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson were delayed
longer than they had expected; and moi
returning til evening Of that day. they
learned nothing Of the danger to. which
the children had been exposed I'll afteI
they had seen them safe at the house ol
q kind neighbor. - Franklin Culkins, ~
YoutNs Companion. -iaSf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

|"
There Is no more real enjoyment In
this world than the winter cven'n en-
tcrtainments and instruction on the
farm with parents surrounded by noble
sons and daughters seeking knowledge
and moral power. The larger the iami-
Iy the greater tho variety and spirit
which can be thrown into such evening
entertainments. And near neighbors
can frequently be broaght into the
circle. This amusement aud en- oyment
can be mingled with intellectual i'm.
proycment. but fun and fr.vol ty should
not be INDUCED in to the dssriment a
the main object-prcparation Tor The
great duties and battles Of life. And
while il is advisable 10 have course of
readings from the most Instructive and
scientific books. care must TO taken
that they are not too protractcd. nor oi
sSch character as 20 be uninterestins
TO any member of the family. The
parents should take a leading part in
these exercises and make instruction
amusing and cheerful. so that home 10
the children. as well rs parents, viii he
the most pleasant place on earh Chill
drcn rh'sed by such surroundings
and under such Influences never cause
their parents to mourn over their con-
duct. but will grow mp honorable aud
useful members OF the community. And
this costs nothing. nor defracts In the
least from the home comforts and
pleasures.
But house which Is dark and
gloomy. ono head Of tho family doing
away the Q cning or absent, no one
knows where. and the other head un,
easy. pceyish and unsociable. the boys
will soon seek enjoyment elsewhere.
probably beyond the reach Of paicrnal
influence, and the girls ~ . necessity
win accept the company Of young men
not suitable companions for them.
There is \ fearful responsibility resting
on parents surrounded with budding
sons and daughters II Is enough 10
awaken all Of tho energies and virtuce
of tho wisest men The best and noblest
work any rian snd woman can do on
earth Is rearing family Of children 80
that they will honor their parcn'a con
scicntiously observe the laws Of t,ed.
and bless the. world with faithful serv-
ices. And IL is around the family altar
that this can BE- easiest and most eject
lively done Aud on the fare there Il
no time 80 convenient a. - winter
evenings. And this opens Z SID wide |
enough 10 satisfy the ambitio1-. or in. |
dulge the desire for happioes Of any
parent or child Make the h5me happy. |
Maks q . school Of instzvr11E1n- Make |
your childrsn cognp.nionz ~ ><ert All |
your time and energies q ~ able 10 |
lead them in al branches n <n6Drma
ton II Il noble work. ~ - man |
or woman can be enRn<ei and II |
faitkfslly performed yoar fvu = szieGt
will be cloudlesr. and yo1s <11n6sE c1su |
and giorious. lo,os SlHe 1151ufsr-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26
CoNTENTMENT.



~Uneasy lies the head that wears = crown"
~, u iiese eve .,.,,. no,h r.,.e. and ~enov,
41eI re wno cinlme potn r1ones nn1 reuowu Z
Can have 1urs cause 70 grumpie or 70
grieve.
A3S1ser s1ls ~ ~ my u, mt s.,ay soeSs ss ..
Impressed With real OF imag1ned woes.
oousnf out tee oldest savant IN tne iano.
--
Thou man Of science. said the unhappy
KING m .,a -. .,,.,,a t,&. =,
"no ooujufcs koa" Afo" soao'o 1Ats "
Or tells each ono what ruturc yoan VIII
bring; 49,.
ny planets aspeeh o NJ oa'e oA o'1'n
with al my fame, my power and wealth,
M. - ~. 49, ,..,w. - % .v,,, ..,. h,,<
w.. 9ay n,,, .,,,..,.n..,t ,...o a,
"uoto I m"y DuS oo'i'0n'aS Poooo -
mino, IN ~, x.,.,. ~. a.v d.
pnneeas t'S1tion 'nnas W 'a'''o s'A's e"s'
49,.
ness Graves
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

ss ssss's rss, s.ssss: sss = = s:s Ess.ss ssss e
ism-" - u y called BY some. - bar
barans do not practice tach k&nman
treatment Il = reported that aarazs
Indians often remonstrzie wfh The
whi'e settlers respecting his kind OF
torture. Itis rated TIA. the Govern
ncnt Of every country IN Sou1h Auerirs
has prohibiicd- und<r very he.xy pen
altsez The br1ndinR q sny \ ~ - live
stock on the body. and 0uiy allows
small brands to be used a 1ks 1D1er
part q lI1< leg. neck Of fofrhc1L IN
ltis oounfry 1Eun1s ol any lie nro ~
lowpi 70 - uu& - sksy - - ~
Piled . aay portion a ~ anlusL
Eouo sock oUncu ne bran b q %
large . 1i1e That Tie marks ca b Zen
- : bag d1Gznco- Ibs Injnry - ki6ss
- ecdms - k7<1l tba1 ca1nr11 ~
1niEo = 1n<UD rb1u<1irn - - - ~.
ihe ur1cc q fhen Ihe Tmnem' Asso-
ci1<61n q Irnncs hes ~ $500 ~
Gofefnmo1f 70 uee H. infncncc M nI1
eo1u1f51s from uhic1 hIdes - oton1nsd
- puf . sloB - ~ brmdinx VI crs1le
~ commeFo:al srnnrna IIum1n1nrfm
renscne s1oql1 prunps o1hsr per11ns 70
t1csL Il would seem = thouxh k1m1n
ingenuity could devizs ne me(to1 e
nnrklnk cn'tle Vl1kouf rusorfinK - he
euplo: menf q red-bof iron M111E<
cnff1o cold - marks1 q fhe horn ~
cattle q n oEes % the h0cL A,
method d Permnneu<Ir chnn<inT t1e
cc1or q <1< h1'r v9s'I1 make b pruzG
enb]e = 41sPgnse with br1n1Inf- -
t1e 11I1ucs y ol1cf zc<<ze11 a 1r1n1
inx or<in< could - Std - ~ -
- p11Er q meonI n11nc1o1 - ~ 1mn
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

COURAGE almost deserted him. he tram
hled violentlv and fhe tears came into
his ewes ~, fstheri father! whv Amt
ron kera ~ ho cr;ad c,,t
Then tbe crash ~ = huvs ;co.c.ka
.oe;nsf tha door .rorsed hino
Yo,,rr "s ho WAS ia ~esl;-ed [ nat tbe
Ao.,se ,,s,st som ~ he - svs,.f sw.v Il the
~s.eo oss ,,."s. nnns;s.sa 1911 ~ ew.' ~" ME- ~
t;srce,y w;n;,r .vav 10 te:rs he tried
- h; = e"as - ,.'h;oh = :
;'ss - sh,nn - soe s;s,,a eas S:ss y a h;n,as,s ~
S S~sS ~. ~ ','sr i:ssh, Z, A.. 49,, q i,
ouSn 'l'e Aa.'e- s: :" nv ass =. s~T
.L1 ssa, u an sno gsns ~, ~" Vsr - :,
wil,en sN s.ooa ~ 'h1 gsono, Ss u"' ,s .v~
.eos 'to.n t sno oaucu ~. !s ~ s;".. M
~, ,oul =. Nv .os. = ..s' sr.. ~ -:.s'
~ a.J.s "Tto u'ss 1s.s sa'ns asssd ~ 'sS rroos
1unH. tn.n ~ le'st. seeu Pl'o'
sga,ns. M sae,L % u'mess no. "a s5fengsn .,s ..;aa
e ~ ~ ,.1.a IN. -. ~ ~ ~. oa' Nv
~ n',Se,,, a 1 H.. r. r. @ s..s',da AZ h;s
~ LIZ. - ~ nsaasI w.. ~ - ~. - 80
..sav as.s.;p'' t,''' aA~ P'0' = f''s = ''-'~'
0~Ty TIa a., h.a rro.t o,4s.-otoh;r =,
b,.srches @ 90 one I ~ tEe isrcest ~ which
extended across . M Corner - the kitchen
roof which was neariv-fss.and easy ol
.oeass [ srss,, - ,v;nda.y 4, the soco,d
storv ] ~ the tba honsa ~ Henry ~ ~ hsd I often
Climbed ont thee and mounted tho
hranch Sram which Ia conld ascend
nearly !, rba ton Of the tree--a div
heioht bowever which be seldom az
temnted -
.sfhc aood cant dio the old aim
ont . he fhouobt Ut ) stood there too
longs'
Bnt little .ab and Jennie. he feared
for them. Il was as much as he himself
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26
uons, FARM AND GARDEN.

q
ne number OF iarms n we unl.eu
s'a,es nas inoisaseu n's5-ono PEI cep'-
~ 'nc Pas' sen
shrimp intended Tor salad shoria
be smoked ~ vinegar and water 0r an
hour before being used
Snow Cako: For snow cake use
one and one-half cups Of powdered
sugar, one teaspoonfa of lemon fevoF-
lng' me wnlkey q se9 ee&ss anu one
tumpier OF pnety- -sirtea npnF' --0t''o'"-
ndss !.mes
a New Jersey farmer has been con-
glnoed that tho oemmon wire'worm ls
tho cause o. eoeb IN potatoes ne mas
always fon4a these worms "a ync AIS
Of potatoes that were marked WIN scan.
To prevent II, he would use p fresh
manure or'othor fcrt'ilzers thatsontain
these worms.
There arc lots Of young trees yroy-
ing ON the edges q emnsnn nmen1s aong-
side OF newly-cut roads 1ney are 9siiy
transplanted 70 lawns iut qaiS
mark on The noith s.de OF tne tree; Ana
when YOU set i out let tnat mary po{o.
ward the nor q, 'nat is tne VA y Y ufd
70 growing z" = He'a'a
Onions must not be allowed %
freeze and thaw alternately throua
the W nter. a. this is injurious to them
Spreal them on the barn door. whers
the uantity is large. and cover Will
hay or straw. Or they may be kept il
barrels hsa TED up and put in 2 colo
-sshst,t. "a for n tier. A ,alv VII,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

L Mr.Francis Gallon, r. R. s., to whom
the scientific world il already indebted
for several novel methods Of research,
lately brought before the Apthropological
institute some apparatus for measuring
the relative delicacy Of muscular sense.
This apparatus consists Of q box contain
ing trays Of amall weight arranged in se-
quence, and numbered one, two, three, etc.
The person whose muscular sense hiss to
BE- tested Is told to arrange given set Of
weights in their true order OF heayiness,
and his powers are measured by his sue
cess in doing %. Thus one man will ap-
pleciate Z difference between numbers
one and three, while another more OBJ
tuse, will only find Z difference Of weight
between, say, numbers one and five. Mr..
Gslton mentioued some general results
of this system which are interesting.
Men were found, for instance, to discrim-
mate better than women, and men OF
Intellectual attainments better than those
not in the habit of employing their brains
much. Again, women Of morbid sensi-
tiyenen were found by this apparatus to
be by no means remarkable for their sue
cess in discrimination. This curious sys-
TEN Of comparison Of weights appears
therefore to be test to some extent, OF
intellectual capacity, and in itz results is
somewhat similar to clever apparatus
shown some few year back at the South
Kensington Scientific exhibition. In this
latter apparatus, if we remember rightly,
the rush Of blood to the brain could be
approximately calculated during mem
tai effort. 1t therefore became possible
TO indicate, during the mental translation
of a passage from one language to anoth-
er, whether the person tested was familiar
with the original tongue, or had merely
. q school knowledge of it In the frst case
the mental effort would be small, but in
the latter very much the reverse.
Another method of dealing with mem
tai impressions was experimentally DEM
onstrated some time ago by Dr. Burden
Sandenon, who was able to measure the
fraction of time occupied in the trans
mission of thought 70 the brain, excited
by some external influence of the ear,
sight, or touch. II would Therefore seem
probable that at some future time COM
plete set Of tests may be devised by which
the mental capacity Of an individual can
bo accurately gauged. The mere circum-
stance Of successful examining for COM
petitive examination will then no longer
be considered testimonial to mans
brain power.-L0ndon Graphic.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

the latest Psrisian style OF dress and bonnet
new way ~ arrange the hair. Millions arc
expended for artificial appliances which only
make conspicuous the fact that emaciation,
nervous debility, and female weakness exist
DR.. Perce's "Favorite Prescription" is sold
under . pos1ivs guarsnt,e. II used as d.
rccted. art can bc dispensed with. II will
overcome thca diseases peculiar 70 females.
By crugeists.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

We ell Hss~slrs cus for the Lunss on :
colda. hronchifis- rsoun whoopIns cough,
hoarsenc>s rains IN Che aide or chest severe
coids settled On the iunes, cough attending
old age, iucirirnt consumption and Al throat
ao1 lung froubics- Css tro-thirds Of large
bottle. then n Jon ere not perfectly sati.ded,
return 10 your drukcist and be win refund
~ prios patd For ealr b ~ DraggistA
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

rns vorrAsg BELT Co, Marshall. Mich-,
vf1l scnd Dr. Dye5 Celebrated Electro yoltaic
Relts and Elccfne Appliances on trial for thir-
y days 10 men Ooune or old who are emicte9
With nervous dcbl;Ity. lost vitality and kindred
troubles, eusraptsrinz speedy and complete
restoration Of health and manly vigor. Ad-
drcss - above. N B.-No risk = tacuFred,
= thirty days TRAILS allowed
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

Captain John J. Dawson, late Of the British
Army, residing on Love street, between MAN.
dcvills and Spain, this city, says be used 81
Jacobs Oil with the greatest possible sivan-
tags whom afflicted with heumatism.-Nss
Orlrdns Tinles- D<mocrak ,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

Tho coast of Newfoundland and the
shores and headlands Of the Bay Of St
Lawrence are described in a Canadian
official report as being not only danger
Gus, but 70 desolate and barren that sail
on wrecked there are in danger Of perish
ing II they escape the fury Of the waves
Mapy have froyen or staryed q de-
before they could penetrate to the Z
rior or were rescued. The region l. fun
Of such traditions and the superstition
see ghosts in every storm. Life-sayine
stations are to be established.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

wcrkin<mes IN ec,nsmire hy employing
D.. r1rrc-'e Mc1Icine ms ~F1casart rurxs'
tive P~liftsr end Golden Mei;oai Discov-
curing IN scrofu.ous tn1 other humosk Sold
~ dru<Eis1&
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

Why Mysterious Physical Troubles Arouse
Special DreAd-A Professional

I Few things give more pain than dread or ep-
>rehension- Most people are able to face ap-
prent danger heroicxliy. but the sudden and
Aexpected coming OF some indefinite calami-
t1very naturally sts likes terror to even the
b4yest. For this reason lightning and tor
ns>oes are considered terrible; their coming
snigoing ere SO sudden. unannounce1 and
unknown. For this same reason an unknown
disase, some poison In the blood, some mala-
dy tat Il gradua y undermining the life, ID
specify dreaded by all thinking people. Aud,
inded, there are good reasons for such dread,
lor iniern science has discovered that some
viruiqt disorders show the least s. rms In their
beginnings, Hh.le they have the worst possi-
bic sy ptoms. We K ow OF many persons
who hss dull aud uncertain pains In various
poriiouof the to ": who are unnaturally tired
one daNnd apparently well tho next; who
pave anfpormous appetite ct times and .
soathlngAf food soon thereafter. Such per-
eons are lally In dangerous condition, even
thougA ~ may not realize II, The follow
Ing ktateiSnt of a most promineut ply siciap,
who has ~ unusual opportunities farinvesti-
cation, h 4 90 strikine and important ns-
sure that itill be read With interest BY all;
ASSOCIATE CHARITIES or CfNcrNNATf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

4 FASHIONABLE "GoAr.n-Jim Calender,
being very much In need Of new overcoatu
Schsumburx fof the purpose Of purchasing
the desired raiment A. II BY magic, Moss
soon had Jim encased Ia garment that fitted
him "choost like de baber on dc vail" but,
Mr.. schaumburg," remarked Jim, examining
the coat "this sewing Is very bad: just SEQ
how Il IL coming TO pieces" Dot gooms,
MisLfer Calender from dc stylishness OF dol
goat.n "Who are you calling : goatP' re.
piled Jim, fceliag IN his hip pocket ~ mean
dot oyereoat." That's al right, but what
has the style.of the coat to do with It coming
oil 10 pieces ~ "Choost because there wash
such rush for dot stvle OF oyergoat dot the
tailor had no time TO sew It up properly" Al
Ing the fashionable garment on the sp,t.--
1u1s SJfingx
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26
A HERO OF TnE Vl0eDs

Nowhere throughout - oyer1ovsd
vvcr bottoms of the Wo1t did ss>p de-
tss'ng foods Of 1881 oor oeo-
or'.w'
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

J. ,. JOHNSON. OF Richmond, Ind, writes
"lf every one knew whist good medicine DR.
Guysottfs Yellow Dock and sarsaparilln ia,
there would be fewer invalids. 1t cured me d
dyspepsis. II cured mywife OF general III be .lth.
Think 1.-THE best medicine ever used"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

errcxzzD NOOK. rsvses InaIsn Ckie8
b. seventeen viveA ThsJ ought % b sbae
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26


.sGolden Medical Discovery is eoneen-
traEsl, potent alteratfve, or hoodrcleansing Z
remedy. that wins golden opinions from IN
Who use 1t for any humor. from the common
pimpie, blotch, OF eruption, to the formidable
scrofulous swelling o. ulcer Internal fever.
soreness and liberation, yield 70 its beaign
Influences. Consumption, which u but Z
scrofulous affection Of the lunGs, may. In Its
early stages. be cured BY Tree uss a this
God-giyen remedy. See article on consumption
and ifs treatment in Part Ill Of the World'o
Dispensary Dime Series Of psmphlets. costs
two stamps, postpaid. Address WoRLD's DIS
PExsART MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Buffalo. N. !.
PARA rubber IL quoted 1t e1.l0 cash We
would sell Al our old Para rubbers At that
1gure. M
Care that Celia.
Do not suffer your Lungs TO become dis
sased BY allowing cold to continue without
an effort to cure II. Thousands have died
premature deaths, the victims OF Consump-
fion, by simply neglecting cold.
DR. VIZ. Halls BALsAN ron TIE LUN0o
will cure Colds, Coughs and Consumption
surer and quicker than any other remedy. Il
acts almost like magic in many cases, and in
others, its effect though allow, is SURE u per
sisted In, according to directions
HArrERs ara tho people oftenest caught
mapping.
LYoN's Heel etifeners keep new boots and
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

wHFx.t the plastcrcr is At work upon cell
ing II mIy besaid that he understands his
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

" weak young man fnds that chcss play.
ing hurts him, le should buy . chcss pro
toctor.-X. o. noaysae
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

LYoNss Heel etifReners keep new boots and
shSes straight BY shoe and hardware dealers-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

The prediction Of DR.. Kiatibian. the
most distinguished physician in the
Turkish Empire. has been verified. Sui.
tan Abdul Hamid's terrible malady
makes rapid progress. As DR.. Kiati'
bian formally announced. respecting his
father ju before his tragic death. the
Sultan l. suffering from softcning Of the
brain. Numerous recent oco .rrences
go t, prove that he is. without doubt a
very crazy man-as crazy as his father,
who died thinking himself pursued BY
cats; or his brother Mourad. who daily
reviews his invisible cohorts in his pal
ace prison. iff st.A 't''A Hq'ta'ts
One Of the latest exhibitions Of the
6ll1an'a insanity was tho oauseloss muir
~ q ~ unfortunate fabiakiar. The
lob}otjor y ono Mo bears on his head
'<~t a. Ssklch he carries tho vari-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

PARA rubber IL quoted At o. 10 cash Va
would sell al our old Para rubbers 1t that
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

AssocIATb CHARITIES OF cINcIsNAri
The Dawson journal., 1883-02-22

Athens Banner: "There is now
living in county below Athens,
lady who was for many nthsderang-
ed from a very singular cause. 1t
seems that ,e had been married but a
short tune when her husband was BIT
ten by a spider, from the effects of
which be died and was duly buried.
After remaining in the ground a short
time it was decided by his friends
to remove the remains aud the grave
was acc rdiugly opened for this pur-
pose. One of the resurrectionists.
more inquisitive than the rest, deci-
ded to have look at the body, aud
removed the coffin lid for that pur-
pose. You may judge the surprise and
Consideration of the beholders when
they dicoverel that the corps had turn
ed entirely over and was lyiog upon its
face. There was no other signs, how
ever, that the deceased had come to
life in his coffin, and ii was agreed to
RENTER the remains and say nothing to
the family about it. But one Of the
number however, made it his business
to inform the widow, and'it had such
au effect upon her mind that she was :
raving maniac for many months, The
lady has recovered now, however, and
we believe again married. IT. is sup
posed that the body was thus distutb
ed while the coffin was being lowero;
nto the grave"
The Dawson journal., 1883-02-22

you think it Is real mean. after YOU
and fixed the soap on the steps for
the letterscarrier, he didn't come on
the steps at ALL and pa was scraping
the soap off his pants with piece of
single, and the hired girl was put
ting iriiment on ma, and heating it
in for palpitatioh of the heart, and
pa said. You dam idiut, no more of
this, or I'll maui the liver out of you,'
and asked him if he didn't think
soft sovp would help moustache to
grow, and he picked up mas work
basket and threw it OF my head, as ]
came down stairs, and 1 came over
here. Don't you think my pa is
unreasonable to get mad at a little
joke he planned hisself."
The grocery man said he didn't
know, and the boy went out with
pair of skates over his shoulder, and
the grocery man is wondering what
joke the boy will play on him to get
even for the cayenne pepper.