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| d.xs and takes care Of aged japanese
| Bishsmon, the patron Of war; Benton
| = dusky Venus, the object Of the lovers
| suppIicstions when his dreamy-eysd
mistress refuses to smile upon him
and Yebisu, the food-provider, who
may be supposed to be the patron oil
the beggars OF Japan.
Inoye, Q bright, intelligent young lei
low, who trips about among the WORK
men and often attracts the notice oil wish
tors. is the son Of well-to-do japanese
merchant. He is here in the care oil
Mr.. Deakin. His ambition is to be an
electrical engineer. He is said to have
read everything touching upon his pro-
fession that could be gotten in Japan,
and has come over here for new worlds
TO conquer. lie is well-informed con-
corning the lives and achievements OF
Edison, Brush, and Morse; and has so
far mastered the practical details of his
science as to plan the system OF electric
bells now in use about " the village
put II in practice, and keep It in work
ing order. 49,,
The artisans are the most skilful OF
their class, who were known to Mr..
Deakin, or who were numbered among
the 300 men employed by his firm in
Japan. They were also selected for
docility and evenness Of temper, and no
trouble has been experienced with them
except once. 4 would-be funny article
appeared in a Philadelphia paper, Illus
trated with fearfully- and wonderfully
designed woOd-cuts. The interpreters
translated the article. The men gazed,
with heaying breasts, at the cuts, and
there was war. All of Mr.. Deakin' 5
diplomacy and powers Of Japanese ora
tory were required to quell the insur-
reciinn
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The Highland widows Lament.

Weary WI roamin' sit IN tho gloamin'
Lit on myain door stane:
The rocks the iauld nestle close fra the
cauld,
ST an sigh here my lane.
The bent trees are groanin the sad wind Ia
mOanin,
The shadow creep~ over the Hill
The burn as II noss tells the tale of It's
woes,
But as the shadow am sim.
The road at It's turnin' my dim eye dis
cerDin'
Tmark where he cam wi the kye.
Whan the days wark IVES done al the set
O the sun
IN the ssason forever forbye.
Fond hope that deceived rae. csuid death
that bereaved me;
Ny gudeman lac left me sac young,
That, cid an forlorn, he might bod me in
scorn.
should / take his dear name on my
tongue.
still. OFT by my gieamin' lone hearth fall
a-dreamin.
And think OF that season OF suld--
ofs love was sac near OF love Was sae
dear,
1t mas CARED every ither seem cauld.
should the grave in undoin' once brins me
renewin.
More bosny for sairly- tried truth.
l wad dare then To name you. my While.
an claim you,
Nae longer sac flashed by your youth.
Emily PJetDer. "a ne Icadea,g.
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Expulsion OF Poles from Prussia.


The sufferers belong 10 all classes.
They comprise farmers. millers, miners,
gardeners. coachmen. artisans. and
shopkeepers. The decree
made no allowance for age, grief, and
sickness. A man and his wife, each
eighty years old, ar among the exilcs.
Another couple lost its only child and
had to bury him on the day, being re-
fused q delay OF twenty-iOur hours.
4 paralyzed septuagenarlan, so long
domiciled il Prussia as TO be unable to
speak his native language, and pregnant
women within a few hours Of their con-
tinement. are in the tale Of its victims.
They have had to quit country they
scarcely remembered was not their
native land for one which had forgotten
them. The Russian Administration is
naturally suspicious, and especially Of
Poles. Ii has declined 10 let the refd-
gees enter unless they can prove their
Russian nationality. Fifteen hundred
miserable beings are said to be camp
ing out now on the Prusso-Russian
frontier. disowned simultaneously by
the State in which they were
residing and by that in which they
were born. Horrible hardships have
been and are being inflicted upon a mul.
titude Of helpless creatures. and civili-
zation makes no signs OF protest.
Riotou, and stolid mobs perpetrated
hardly worse enormi.ies in Russia upon
Jewish traders. and the world with one
voice denounced the scandal. A Gov
eminent which prides itself upon its
enlightenment is here the culprit, aud
it is not ashamed to publish its outrage
in a decree. A sovereign who is ad-
ministratiyely autocratic permits him
self TO be the blind instrument OF a
cruel oppression upon thousands who
have been living under his protection.
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Welded One and Eioped with Another.

A Milwaukee special says: Charles
Denver, employed at the insane asy-
lum near juneau, Thursday married
the attractive daughter of wealthy
farmer Of that section. Directly after
the wedding Denver and his bride COM
pleted arrangements for an eastern trip
and were promptly on hand upon
the arrival of the evening train.
While the good-byes were being
said Denver excused himself for
a moment TO look after the bag
gage and the train moved away without
him. TIE bride was fully twenty miles
from juneau, when search revealed
that her husband was not aboard. She
returned by the first train, but Denver
had hastily driven to the Insane Asy-
lum, summoned his first love, q cham
bermaid of the institution. and with
her boarded a Chicago train, which is
the last heard from him. The father
and brother Of bride No. swear ven
eeanee on Denver. and are said to be in
search Of him with guns.
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1on, while itwould in no manner de-
ssoe the judiciary, it would place the
!Soge where be could see more readily
.n' wants and necessities Of the people
-nu more promptly relieve them. 1t
, YOU'D expedite the administration Of
justice, and " the laws delay" would
oease to be proverbial. The State
, uouia be relieved Of paying annually
.ns amount now paid to the circuit-court
Judges and system adopted suited to
Tue wants aud necessities Of the people.
REFORM
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Secretary Manning and some others
in Washington have formed ''syndi-
cate" for the consumption Of fresh
yenison. which viii be sent them regu-
larry all the way from Fort Worth,
Texas, Is long as cold weather lasts.
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Old newspapers for sale ct the Dis.
patch counting-room ct IS esuts Per
hundred.
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! n. WuIrTY, superlntendent.
THE BRADsTREET COMPANY
PROPRIErORs,
DISIDEsDS.

BOARD OF d.
~ RECTOKS Of the MERCHANTS Ma
TIONAL BANK. of RICHMOND, have this
cay declared a DIVIDEND OF SO PER
CENT. free OF tax out OF The net profits ~
the past six months, payable to the stock
holders on and after January 1855.
J. r. GLENN. Cashier.
RICHMOSD, December "a. 1855.
de 25-tJs5
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TIE PLANrEns NArIosAL BAsk
PETFRsnrR. sAyINGs ASH

INSURANCE COMPANY.
PETEksBUBG, VA, Dec. %, lse5.
THE DIRECTORS or THIS COM
L PASY have declared a SEMl-ASNIi-
AL DIVIDEND or PER CENT free OF
taxes. payable on and after January 2,
lsso. EDWARD W. BUTCHER
de 24-l0t Secretary.
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Cages : Wemigfeiten.
SnI a n 5.

81
= 9ie 8eiiber Der groBen @iebbeers
ben, benen auf benz 9ur6triebe bon
Seras nod Nor6en i'm v@berofeesStr
bon betpaffneten @6Iolingen n6rbli9er
9eerbenbeliber Der 9ur6aug periperrt
tpur6e, baben fi1 an benz Gpmmii1dr fit
2an6pirtbf6aft in Wafbington, 6errn
Coleman, nit BET 8itte nm 9ilfe unb
S9ub gemenbet. gs banoelt fi9 bierz
Bel um 50, 900 &opf 8ieb. 81
= SIN Namen elmer Mnaabl terani=
f6er @r=conf66erirter Solbaten iibere
rei9te Subge gbenopette bem General
&ofeerans cine piitole, Die bieiem friis
Der geb6rt bate, bic aber i'm Sabre 1864
BET ber Wegnabme zines Bagagez3uges
in bic 9dnbe ber gpnf66erirten gefallen
tpar. Quf benz Golben Der piftole tpaz
rem bic @6ladten ber5eidnet, in benen
Noieerans fiegrei9 getpeien. ~
u .9ie tlierifanii9en Sournaliiten
unb Sariftfteller, bic gesentpdrtig bic
Ser. Staaten bur6reifen, raa6ten einen
8eiu6 beim General Grant unb bra9z
ten ibm ibre 9ulbigungen Dor. Grant
ertpiber!e- iratiirlid i9riftli9-baB ct
itets elm reyes Snterei1e fur Msrico en,z
pfunbett babe un6 baB er Der Na6bars
&epublif Slid utlb Moblgebeiben tpiins
i9e. Namentli9 gefreut babe ct f9,
als bic 8erfu9e frember Mfa9tbaber
gei6eitert ftien, Werieo llilter frembes
Sod 3r 3tpGttgen.
= Mrs. BaDarb, Die Satin bes
Staatsieeretdrs, Iiest in @ilmington,
9elatpare, i@tper franf bauieber. Man
atpeifelt an ibrem Muftontnlen.
= ueber Die Mirflamteit Der probiz
bttionsgeIeBe in Soma ber6fentli1t Der
Dapenport= Democrat folgenbe @inael=
beiten: Sn 10 Std6ten (bon 29) finb
bic Salons offen geblieben. 9ie 3abl
berielben belduft fi9 auf GIG, mas ei=
nen 3uma6s BON LAG mdbrenb zines
einsigen Sabres bebeutet! =
: 8ei YallibaDs @obe, 80. 8a. ent.
gleilte elm Gra9t3ug. Se9Sebn Wags
9ons tpurben in Qtome aeri6mettert, Elm
9eiaer get0otet uno brei anbere gabns
beamte f4tper perlebt.
= Ser &riegsminiiter bat General
SHERIDAN angepieien, obne 0eraug
MaBregeln gu ersreifen, um ale berfiigs
barren Sruppen na6 Dem Weiten auiams
mer5u5ieben, UNI ben Snoianern eners
gii9 auf ben 2eib gu riiden. yfament=
Ii6 Shbz Ranias 1T segenwdrtis 5ur9
Snbianer. ginfdae i6wer beorobt.
II Sn glebelanb, Obio, iparnte Der
Mapor cine Population Der Striter por
uniiberlegten Sanblungen. St fagte
ibmen, Sailing =@ei6iiBe feien aufseitellt,
bic BEL bem geringfen Ieriu6e, Die
&ube unb Srbnung gu iforen, Sob unb
8erberben unter bie5umuItuanten ipeier
tpiirben. 9ie lm3ase our6 bic Stra.
BEN baben ieitoem aufgeb0rt.
: Ser Staat Miiiiifppi f6ein
Seras i'm 9pn6en ben Stang ablaufer
gu tpellen. gta6bem am 8. Suli perrr
Megriitan unb Gelir Williams gebdng
morben, purben am g. 3tuei tueitert
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@el9' fri16es 2a6en perl66ate bas
frdftig gefdrbte @elidt, bic bouen roz
then Sippen, iiber benen elm tueider
buntler S9atten lag, tpie gldnate unter
oem tueiben Spibentu6 ber glatt anliez
genoe braune S6eitel i'm @egeniab 5u
oem loiem Weben iener golbenen 20d=
6en auf ben iugenbli6en Stirneu, gu
pel6en er fi9 berabneigte!
Sic tuaren 5tpar ale blono, e6te
Wetterfii9lein, unb bod febr beri6iez
ben bon chamber.
Die i6lanfe 8erte nit bem feinge=
16nittenen profil, freubige 9pannung
in ben 3iigen, bate papas Brief ge=
0ffnet unb leu6tenb bafteten bic 8lide
barauf.
Sic blaudllgige 6ilbe, tpei9 uno
bol tpie cine tpeiBe &Dle, unb Malbe,
bic balbenttpidelte &noipe nit ben to-
iigen fleinen Obren uno Dem offenen,
bernfeinfarbigen 2odenbaar, batten Die
Wrme na6 Dem pdd6en in Der Mutter
9amb erboben, tpdbrenb 6ie Meltelte bic
blonbaopfige Marte, beren Stirn li9
10 flug iiber Ben bunflen Mugen tp1lbte,
Der iiingeren @6mefer iiber bic S6ulz
ter, in ben Brief blidte unb biellei6t
eben bic @teae las, tuel6e bon ber
Mebnli6feit 5mil6en ibr unb iener
f90nen Dame, Der iungen &ollegin H.
res papa, banbelte; bon iener ernitbaf=
ter 9of6ame nit 36pfen, 10 blonb unb
bou tpie bic, tpelde ibr iiber ben yaz
den, big fait in bic &niee fielen = lln=
millfiirlib mo9te fie bic cine 6iefer
Gle6ten gefaBt uno fi@ iiber bas &6pfz
den gelest baben, tpie iene rei5enbe
Dame ben S6mud bon @ottes @nabem
gu tragen pfegte.
(Gort1ebung folst.)
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9attprrbpioett Seilmittel.

Samorrbeiben baben seipobnIid oorber.
aebenoe S6meraen int &iiden, 2enben unb benz
tlnterleibe, 10 bab Der @atient 9laubt fene sfie.
ren, ober Die nd6fen Srgone feien in einem
tranf6aftsn 9uitanbe. 3eitipeife iino Seiden
bon llnberbauli6feit seseniuartis, als SID.
bung, ltnbebaslidfeit oes @tagens &C. Cine
Jeudtisfeit ipie SdipeiB. elm lnanaenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufenb, nad)bem mon parm
ipiro, 1T Elm getpObnlider 8esleiter. 8linbe,
blutise nno iudenbe Sdmorrboiben iperben
bn16 einmalisen @ebrau9 bon Sr. 8o1anfo's 8
SamorrboiDen Seilmittel, ipel9es bireft anf bic
tranfbaften Stellen einnirft bic Sumor ab.
iorbirt. oas beftige SUDDEN. beieitist unb cine
oauernbe Seilung berborbringt, abgeteGt.
@reiS 80 Gents. sbreiiire: She Dr. 8ofanfo
Meoicine &c., 8iaua, Sbio.
8erfauft BET s. &alteber G. Con.
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(Gortfebuns folst.)
ltmgliidlicber Mamt..

Warum barauf bebarren, Ben Magen
gu berberben our6 ben @enuB ungeluns
BET Speiien unb benielben in oieiem
3uitanb gu lafen, anitatt ibn gum
ytuBen unb oer Sbdtigfeit auriidauge=
ben. Man6e benfen, 9Dspepfie lit uns
beilbar. gs finb bieienigen, tpel6e ME
8romns @iien 8itters genommen baz
ben. Dieie tpertbboue Gamilien=Mebt<
sin ma6t fllrSen proaeB nit Dem plag=
geiff unb befdbist bic 8erbauungsor=
game. ibre Mrbeit fort5uieben. 9err $.
9. Collins bon GeDfut, Soma, fagt /:
pS9 gebrau9te Bromns Sron 8itters
gegen Spspepfie unb babe groRen Nuben
erhQIten.
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Sn Der Stabt Merico iinb unter
ben nit Der ieBigen &esierung unb if.
ret 9anblungen un5ufrieoenen bebenfli>
DIE unruben ausgebrp9en, an benen f1
namentli6 Die Stuoenten berborragenb
betbeiligen. Sas Militdr 1T aufgebo=
ten morben, I'm ebentuell eir3uf9reiten.
Die te6nif6en 2ebranitaltett finb ge=
f6lofen worben. Mebrere Berbaftuns
gen bon &ebafteuren oppoiitioneuer
Bl1tter tpur6e bOrg.npmmen. Die
Situation beutet oarauf bin, baB mir
am Worabenb elmer neuen merifanii9en
Gebolution ifeben.
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= 9tu6 in ct. Yaul tpiro iebt Der
beuti6e unterribt in BEN 6ffentli6en
S6ulen ermeitert. Die 3abl Der beuts
i6en 2ebrer in ben 6ffentIi9en S9ulen
1T auf sebn bermebrt unb Der l1nterri9t
i'm Seuti6en ioll i6on Bel S9iilern d.
@rabes (anitatt tpie bisber 5. @rabes)
beginner. Sen beuti6en S6ulrdtben
gebhbrt Qnerfennung bafiir, bies bur6>
geIeBt Alt haben.
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= MDer's 9suez@ure 1T Elm frdftiges
tonii6es 8itter, nur aus pflanali9en
8eitan6tbeilen suiammengeiebt. Seine
Wirfung TT eigentbiimli9, RAID unb
energif6; es enbigt bas Gr6teln, beilt
oas 5ieber uno treibt bas @ift aus benz
G0rper, obne na9tbeilige ober rnange>
nebme Golgen auriidsulafien. Wer an
Jrof un6 Jieber gelitten un6 @binin
gebrau6t bat, miro bies gu f9dben
tpi1Ien.
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= Sie fran50iii9en Ganabier biel=
ten eine Ieriammlung it Quebec ab,
in Der lie ibre SDmpatbie fir &iel aus
fpra9en. @rz WaDor Wturpbp iagte,
6ab aud bic irii6en Ganabier nit linn
fDmpatbi1irten.
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sImproyed Condition powders,. f;ir 9,f

be nno @irobleb. Elm ausseseidnetes uno ct.
probteS Rulber in Der 8ebanblung bon SUB.
tlrantbetten aller @rt, allgemeine llnpablidteit,
Mnipadlen 0er Saut, &aube, selbes 9SaiIer,
Wfange an Ippetit. @ebrau6saupeiIung auf
Der Gillette. Gabri3irt bon unb gum Serfauf
bel v lpb Oreib, @lamo @laaa, 9ceen.
uber BET ROitoffiee, Gan antonio.
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Sas &omite sur Geier bes 4. Suli
bat bei6loiien, ben Subicrbenten 6ie
einge3oblten @el6er 5uriid gu erfatten.
Ser plan, oas Barbecue ipdter nod
ftattfinoen gu laiien, 1T aufgegeben tporz
BEN beBbalb tperoen au6 bic gefam=
melten probiiionen &C. tpieber 3uriidz
gegeben tperbett.
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= Sn 2onbon iperben 0orbereitunz
gen getrohen, benz General @prbon elm
Senfmal auf Dem Srafalgar>Square gu
ieBen.
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Brdi iibent 2Dtt bon 6er Nranias
8abn telegrapbirt oaB ct beA &ontraft
our 2ieferung bon S6ienen fir cine
Strede bon 95 Mteiler abgef6loFen
hube.
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Bidtis fiir aasmanoerer.
@rOse 8reisermabisuas in Der lleberfahrt.

Der Undergraduate it ermd9tiet Yaiiase.
fdeine, freie 8eiOfisuns ciusef9loFen, BON 8re.
men Iber Satre rnb antwerpen mad Gan an.
onio fiir $44.15 aus3ufellen.
Ser Yreis. fir bic &eife bon Gan Mntonio
mad oben senannten Safen, incl. 8etofisuns,
$52.3s.
aerner rebuairte giienbabnraten nod allen
Orten in Deutfdlanb, Sdpei3, Ddnentarf unb
Granfreid.
gfdberes gu erfabrsn bel
s. @riefenbed,
%, ,tup gahases Gsent, San antonto.
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!N0ll'a sesesabusides
etetttaaiidber
S0nrs@ @r,,emerer.

eeIien ss'usHas Gin 9siI,nitsel 70 ens,5,.s.n,,
Sessssaen eslm publisam ME saa's sssr,erss..
esss. Die game. in benen er cine pouisanS;os su..
esrberfeusmg ber Garbe bes Saares mn ,,ns,, rr'r
ssiisoeH SaftanS ber aopibaut berpcrseruieu. itnS
,sa5dblis. alte 2ente Iobsn TN nm ieiuer punb,r.
barren araft ,uiuen ibren .uetbmerbenSen aodeu
bsrei arfpransli9e Sarte anS ed5nbeit pieberm.
ssten. aerae In mistIersn Jabren ssbrau&en i'm
serne, neil er bic aabIbeit uextatet. s9uppea ensa
fsrnt bdlt unb BEN 8aare elm trdftisss Wa9stbum
ertbstIt. Snnse Damen finb ibm um ibrer SoiIstts
psnen sewosen, neil ct BEN Saare einem i35ueu
ust4en SLANG eptteigt, NIB es ibnen m5sIi@ motst,
ter 6aar tn ieber bsIiebiseH 5orm ,usnri4ten. Sc
y C bet aaen beIie5t, unb swar etafa9 aus BEN
ssnnes. wvl Ct itets itren GrwartuHsen entipyi&t.
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Wenn mein pfeif6en banpft uno glabt
Duft mir burd Die 9tafe aiebt,
Ser suglei6 bOll Woblgei6mads,
Weib i'd, g lit bon Gail & Mr
g9ter Sprte &au6tabafs.
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Velvetine Powder" Sieie
@rdporation purbe suerF in Der preubiI6en
Mrmee eesen berbrabte unb erinbise 8iibe, se-
gen oaS @unbreiten ober Wunblaufen, geeen
pridelbibe unb alle ber lleberbibung pes 8lutes
entiprinsenben Sautfrantbeiten ansepanbt.
Mls Elm 9ulOer fit 8inber itebt es uniibertrof>
fen ba. @reiS 25 Gents. Yrdparirt unb gum
9erfauf bel u. 9reib, alamo Drug Store,
San Mntorio.
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= S6on felt ldngerer 3eit an Nppes
titlofgfeit unb allgemeiner Mattisfeit
leibenb, gebau6te i9 bic 10 riibmli9it
befannten 9r. Nusuft &6nig's
$ m burger Sropfem oagegen.
Ser @rfolg mar iiberrafdenb unb be-
finbe i'd mid beute tpieber 10 tpobl ME
temals.-peter Sonfel, Bloomington,
Sqs.
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: Goblens. Die Mew gorfer 96ii=

= @oblen3. Die Stem Oorfer G9ii=
ben tptlr6en bon &aiieritt Mugu5ta I'M
@6loB au @oblen3 enpfangen. Mm.
Weber fagte i'm Namen ber G6iiben,
baB bic ibnen ertpieiene gbre, inben bic
&aiierin bic @9hben6eputation ems
pfange, in BEN Ser3en Ser 8iirger BON
Mmerifa unb Seuti6lanb elm freubiges
Inbenfen finben tuerbe. 9ie 3ailerin
ermiberte, baB tie febr erfreut lei iiber
bas Set am &bein. Sic freue 1i9 iiber
bic SDmpatbie oer Oeuti6s 9lmerifaner
fiir ibr altes 8aterlano uno begrIBe
freubig iebes 0tittel, I'm bic 2iebe Der
Deutf9zNmerifaner 3u ibrem gater>
lanoe gu ftdrfen. Mu6 freue iie ii9
oariiber, iuie pobl es ben beuti6en
@9peitern i'm beuti6en 9oipitale gu
Stem gorf singe. Gum S9luB ipra6
Die &aiierin 9errn Stten6orfer ihr 8e=
bauern aug iiber oen Yerluit feiner
Satin. Spdter unterbielten bic &ai=
ierin unb bic 2ronprinaeiiin 1i6 einges
benz, nit ben einselnen S9iiben unb
beripra6en, bem &aiier bic ginaelbeiten
beg Gmpfangs gu ersdblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-10

@pieBgeieaen Der @ebdngten in Der
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-10

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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-01-08
Selecting a Guide.

From Hunting the Rocky Mountain
Goat" by William A. Baillie- Grohman,
in the December Centary, we quote the
following: The first was known as
the fellow who could stand more rest
than any other man in the territory or
in other words, was supposed to be the
LATEST man in Montana. The second
was reputed TO be a decidedly bad
man, an old-time Virginia City vigi-
lante, known throughout the country
as Judge Neversweat.' on account of
the equanimity of mind exhibited BY
him at certain most critical moment
of his life, when he held at bav, with an
unLoGded revolver, four doomed and
desperate men. thirsting for his life and
their liberty. Judge Neversweat evinc-
ed desire to act as our guide across
the Bitter Root Mountains, every foot
OF which he professed to know from his
prospecting days. Well have blank
good time,-you bet your bedrock
flume on that he said. adding, soto
rOice, anyhow, as long as the whisky
don't peter out His Indignation when
Informed that this was not likely 20 oc-
cur, for the good reason that on prin-
ciple we never took whisky on our
ing, then startling, to behold. The
mere idea of good time without un-
limited whisky was dire imposition,
an insult to frontier manhood He was
too angry to give vent to the usual un-
bridled flow of bad language; his other
wise loud voice toned down to an angry
snarl, his eyes glittered, his form grew
erect, his whole being assumed an aus.
terely dignitied air; in one word, Judge
Neversweat became polite. 1t was Il
mood the half-dozen mountaineers, 81
lent witnesses of this scene, seemed to
understand and to fear, for they all
suddenly discovered they had business
elsewhere. leaving us, as / heard one
mutter, to our own funeral Then
spoke up the Judge: Gentlemen. let
Judge Neversweat politely inform YOU,
on the first call of his hand, that this
var camp amt lost no goat: and if this
var straddle amt going to find ycur
Improvement. Judge NevcrSweat's rec-
ord amt one that'll stand second
call Our egregious exhibition of in.
sular prejudice cost us some odd dol.
lars. Judge Neversweat had not. we
found, included call TO the nearest
saloon among those compatible with
his record Of the three men from
whom we desired to pick our guide. the
third enjoyed more harmless reputa-
tion-none else than that he was the
biggest liar this side of the Rocky
Mountains Him we chose. for his
idiOsyncrasy was decidedly the most
harmless. Aside from the fact that his
qualification to act as our guide was
about the biggest of all big lies he had
ever fabricated, he proved willing fel-
low and good cook; so while we did
his guiding he did our cooking, IA com
bination satisfactory to both parties"