The Dillon tribune., 1885-10-10

gained in q proper and laudah,o :
humping that thick bullet bead mannsr \.
as he could against the Az, Is violeuss
lay: doubt if, after all, be cen, IN which
his work alone. The conntso have do,.
muscular brute, and GARRISON h %an Va
ling. However. our arrival sns ~! stS
the question. speedily settst
Bind him" painted Carr;s+,.
cord in my pocket He annaaI, then i
come quite prepared for pp Jared to ha,.
While Carristoa still embra oa oi,'lngencs
trate Zoe, and Brand, to foo.1,,. his prs
melt \ On MS shoulders, sat on hi, h %attsr
dld sometnlns else useful, drew o nead q
tne nrst pocxet tried a mic, length Ha y. isea
inch line, and had the immens Ign gu. Of ball.
IT trusting up my scowling trie 1aa =;
workmanlike manner. He mns, y, y a nos
those turns on his wrists for d. uaVe teA
wards. Yet when we were at Las. " -, after
TO rise and leave him lyine hel Is AZ liberty
kitchen floor, I consider / erarp; es, On Ii
self-denial in NOT bestowiac ta' Her
urDn him, as he swore u. us in l.. Itch
velnacular in way which. nn .d.s osoades
cums,ances, was NO doubt a r-s,. sue q,
10 him. o 'aD comfort
We scarcely noticed the mans NE.
We rendered her husband helpless As Shis
entered she attempted to fly ont h,,. = as We
with a promptitude which / am ,.,s brand
c I'D, intercepted her, clos,d ga a. 70 IA
turned and pocketei the kew A. Az dos +
the woman sat ON the floor and roc aasi o, % +
self to and fro. ~'a ass. /
For some moments, while recoveri,,. ;.
breath, Carriston stool and no.;4s! ii F
glared At bis prostrate foe. At H..
found words: '~@ /
where Is shel Where il III. b..
houndr' he Numbered out. stoor;ny,' y@ i
the 1ellow, and shaking him with a w., 0se' /
which did my heart good. As he ras s:ae
no answers save the unrecordabla ssa'
sions above mentioned, we unbuttonsa9 s
wretch's pockets, and searched thosa , s..' ~
recep.s les. Among the usual litter ~
certainly find key. GARRISON snatchs su y
l., and shouting, "Madeline! Mado,Ss,
come!'' rushed out of the room III. !
mania, leaving Brand and me n s.I
guard over our prisoners.
! filed a pipe, lit it, and then cam. ~.
to my fallen toe. @~1
II say, old chap" said, stirrino H..
gently with the toe Of my boot, '.this viii wv y
a lesson 10 you. Remember, l told Won m'a nv.
civility costs nothing. Ii you had Given Nv
Christian bed accommodation instasd y.
making me wear out my poor bones on th..
internal chair, you could have logged alns
in your rascality quite comfortably. 30 !.
as am concerned"
He was very ungratefUl-so much 20 th,,
my desire to kick him was intensifel
should not like to swear. did not r..
slight degree yield to the temptation.
Push a handkerchief in his mouth c,a
Brand, suddenly. "A lady is coming '
With right good will I did as the docn
suggested.
Just then Carriston returned. Idon't v,n
to raise home tempests, yet must saybevC
accompanied by the most beautiful crestm
my eyes have ever lighted upon. Trus ,b
was pale as q lily-l.oked thin and delcsa
and hcr fare lore traces Of anxi ,ty and sui
feying, bIt for all that she was beautiful
too beautiful for this world, thought, Is
looksd at her. She was clinging in q hl.
frightened, half.confading way To Garrison,
ana hs-happv Neutrality-suspicious. Il ~
presence, was showering down kisses on hs
sweet pale face. Confound it'll grow quia
romantic ~ recall the sight Of these loven
A most curious young man. that Carts
ton! Ee came 70 us, the lovely girl on BIZ
arm. without showing trace Of his recsat
excitement.