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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-12-25

mn,i by hurrying me of TO arrange the
masters room.
"Tuck 'em big pillows into the chest that
stands in the corner. Goodness knows,
these college chaps carry their heads high
enough without propin' 'em up with four
pound pillows; and mind, Elsie, take of
that new blanket You can slip on that old
comfort instead. He'll never know the diff
| ference"
Twas glad to escape from her harsh voice,
but more formidable foe awaited me in
the passage. No sooner had l closed the
door than Cousin John, great, burly lad
of sixteen, called out tauntingly:
"Ho, my fine lady So you expect to put
on fine airs and lord it over US in grand
style. Pretty cheeky for pauper, should
say"
"You are cruel boy and hate you,"
cried, in anger
"Take that, and thatl' he retorted, strik-
| ing me with whip he held in his hand.
"I'll teach you to talk back to me, you beg
| gar"
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Joined In Uncle Reuben, from the other side
Of the table. ut was mighty inconsiderate
for Robert to drop off so sudden-like and
leave you unprovided for. With his five
hundred year he ort to have laid away a
sight Of money. But he never was any
thing Of manager. 1t was not in him to
say mo- when people came beggin', and
be allus relgiously laid by his tenth for the
Lord, no matter how poor the harvest
Now, my doctrine is, If the Almighty
etints the crops, It's His
own lookout II He has to take
short toll. reckon will be obleeged to
give you home, but you must Jump round
spry and try to pay your way. Now, II
Providence could only have seen far
enough forward to have made you a boy, it
would have been more to my likin'. Then
you could have built fence, dug the cellar
wall and SIGH, which I've got to pay for,
seein' you are girl II you'd only been a
boy, you could have taken hold Of the
plow-handles and followed the burrows,
end wouldn't have needed to hire hand
to help with the clearin' or grubbin'-but
pshaw! what does girls work amount to
anyhowl What signifies rubin out few
clothes, sweepin' the house over once day,
or washin' a dozen dishes now and thenl
Cryin'! It is amazin' how easy women do
cryl Sakes alivel They laugh and cry in
the same breath"
''And that reminds me, Elsie, that your
uncle has took the schoolmaster to board,
and 1t Is high time his room was put to
rights; am sure l don't know what pos
sessed you, Reuben, for them school teach
ers are an overhearin' set. Il is a fact that
four dollars week Is o circumstance not
TO be picked up every day, but II he has not
an appetite like saw-mill, I'll miss my
guess"
Aunt Phillis' steel-gray eyes were still
upon me, though her closing words were
addressed to uncle, who was too intent upon
the business before him to grant her an an.
swer. Though trembling violently, ven
tured to inquire:
"Can go to school, Aunt Phillisi"
She turned on me like awhirlwind, fairly
screaming:
"Go to school, Elsiel Do you reckon
your uncle and me are a-goin' to keep you
up q lady, and never git any pay for our
painsl Your better scholar now than
even our John-better than any man OF
woman in the neighborhood, unless II
might be the minister himself. YOU'LL moi
sit mopin' over your books here like you
did when your father was alvin"
You see what book.larnin' did for youl
father" put in Uncle Reuben. I" He wa
sight better OF than I was when w
started in life, for Uncle Robert Cherry
left him FIVE hundred dollars for his name
u be had invested that money IN land, In,
stead Of putin ii into his head, you
would not have been thrown pennies
upon me now. Too much edicstion is no,
good for men, and it ruins women"
Here uncle gave he hesd decided nod
Q custom he had when peculiarly vel
pleased with himself.
As VIC arose from the table, sunt re
turned 10 the subject uppermost IN bel
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-12-25

A BOOK agent was shot In Texas the 9TH
der day. Let US hear no more about the
uncivilized West.-B0ston Post.
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For twenty years Mrs. John Gemmell,
Milroy, Milf County, Pa, was paralvzed
and unable to walk. She used st. Jacobs
Oil and was cured.
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"HAvE you ever seen ghost, Pogkinsl ~
"No, Snippit," was the SPIRITED reply, "and
never exspectre."
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LIKE Oil Upon Troubled Waters Is Hale's
Honey OF Horehound and Tar upon cold.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
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OXYGEN CURE. Throat, lung. nervous dis
.ases. Book Free DR.. Geppert, Cincinnati, o.
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BEST, easiest to u'e and cheapest Piso's
Remedy for Catarrn. BY druggists. 50c.
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CROSSED many times, but leaves no mark
Old Ocean.-St Louis Chronicle.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-12-25

THE home stretch-tryfng to make boil
ends meet. -4NeD Haven Ne0s.
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SHE wouldn't but he wooed, and finall,
they were both one Merchant TrGpeIsr.
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A Lady,s Unfortunate Experience,

Was that Of one of our acquaintance who
suffered from scrofula, yellow complex
ion and distress of the stomach, for years
before using DR.. Harter' Iron Tonic, which
finally cured her.
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AeAA D. MlaKuREy,
Always Re Prompt.

Half the value Of any thing to be done
consists in doing it promptly.
And yet largo class of persons are al
ways more or less unpunctual and late.
Their work is always in advance of them,
ard so it is with their appointments and
engagements.
They are late, very likely, in rising in
the morning and also in going to bed at
night; late at their meals: late at tie
counting-house or Office; late at their ap-
pointments with others.
Their letters are sent to the post-ofice
just as the mail is closed. They arrive at
the wharf just as the steamboat is leav ng
it, They come into the station just as the
train is going out
They do not entirely forget or omit the
engagement of duty, but they are always
behind time, and SO generally in haste, or
rather in hurry, as if they had been born
q little too late, and forever were trying to
catch up with the lost time.
They waste time for themselves and
waste it for others, and fail of the comfort
and influence and success which they might
have found in systematic and habitual
punctuality.
A good old lady who was asked why she
was so carry in her seat in the church, is
said to have replied that it was her religion
! not to disturb the religion of others.
Ana if it were with all q part, both Of
| courtesy and duty, not to say Of religion n,
never to be unpunctual, they would save
much vexation of spirit Young People.
--
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AFTER all 1T is the. bad child that gets The
palm.
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HOW 1T HAPPENED
That Was Proudly Owned as
"One Of the Family"
(Original.1

o not put such a
heapin' spoonful Of
sugar in your tea,
Elsie. Mind, sugar has
riz half a cent on the
pound" said my Aunt
Philiis, sharply, as she
moved the yellow,
cracked sugar-bowl
out of my reach.
"Growin' girls do
eat an. amazin' lot,"
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TIE New Year has no terrors so great 81
the fear that your wife viii find out that
her diamond earrings are paste. and that
she will ask you for money 70 pay for th.
presents which she so lovingly layished
upon you at Christmas Rtgw Adsassa.,
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aum She'll nur aug 8erna6ldiligung
iemer Neubeidaffungen unb anberer
pi6tige, MaBregeln fi@ ertldrt, muB
bas gut gema6t uerben, mas man 10
lang Derfdumt bat - lnb Ilsbann erf
fann, man an 8efeitigung bes nod blei=
ben6en 5teuerhberi6uffes geben.
uub babel ftnb es nift ettna bic
36ae, peI9e in erfer 2inie elmer &ebt=
fion beblrfen, fonbern bic inneren
@teuern, bic 3riegslaif, bic benz Nolfe
nur bur9 auBergetD0bnli6e greignifie
unb nur our Mb5ablung bon 3infen
unb bonn Rapitdl getpaltiger Bunbess
i9ulben oufgebhrbet tpurben, tpdbrenb
36ae bic reguldre gunbeseinnabme
bilben.
Die Mb3ablung ber 8unbesf6ulb bat
70 i9nelle GortI9ritte genta6t, baB alss
balb eine Steuer 8erminberung n10gs
lid iein tpirb. Da bietet it9 bornetpeg
als einfa6fes Mittel bic 9erabiebung
ober Nufbebuns ber Sabadsifeuer bar.
DaB etn5elne 36lle ebenfalls cine &es
button erbalten follten, 3. 3. Die 3us
dera6ue, tpirb alielts anerfannt.
rnb ale biele unb dbnli9e MaBre>
regeIn be6iirfen elmer ausfiibrli6en Be-
ratbung, tpie fie in bet fur5en Mrbeitsz
aeit, mel6e Dem 49fen Gongreiie nod
perg6nnt 1T, gang uno gar unm6gli9
fetrl niirbe.
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- Gin Deuti1amerifaner, Namens
Carl Stubenbid, Der ii9 Dor einigen
Sabren gu plattebiae i'm fiib6ifli1en
Wisconlin nieberselaffen bate, 1T bel
einem 8efu6e in ber 9eimatb berbaftet
unb in's Wtilildr geitedt iporben. 60
mirb aus platteOille beri1tet. Ob
Stubenbid funf Sabre in ben Ser.
Staaten getpObnt bat unb amerifani.
f9er Biirger gemorben 1T, pirb babel
ni9t geiagt. ST bies ni9t Der GalI,
10 tuirb er ii9 tDobl barein Fiigen milf
fen, feline 3eit aus3ubienen. ST er
bagegen amerifanii6er giirger getpors
ben, 10 tuirb man ibn auf Die 8oritels
luneen Der amerifanif6en @efanbts
i@aft tDie6er freilaiien, aber bermutbs
lid ausueiien; es fei benn, baB 0err
Stubenbid fid Bel ieiner NusmaMbers
ung Der Oeiertion i9uIbig gema@t
bat, unb als 9eierteur tpirb aud ber,
tenise angeieben, tpel6er bereits Die
@eitellungs. 0rDre erbalten bate, als
er fi@ oriidte. Sn bieiem Galle f6iibt
ibn aud oas amerifaniI1e 8iirger>
rs9t ni9t Dor Strafe.
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Cine unbermutbete Befonntld1afi

- Cine unbermutbete Betanntidafi
nit 2lapperf6langen madte fir3li6 ei.
Gamilie in 9oIibap in penniplbanien.
Nn einem Der neuli1en falten Sage
mart Sobn Simons einen ti1tigen 81
6enfloB auf bas 2aminfeuer, Der p6nig
geiunb ausiab unb nur ein fleines Mfs
lodi an BET elmer @eite bate. Ct febte
fi9 NIT feiner Grau boris Geuer, unb
balo barauf fieB 5ieie einen S9rei aus,
fprang auf ben @tubI unb mics iebr
aufregt auf ben Rlob, aus uel1em erif
langiam, 0ann f9neller cine G9lange
berausfro6, un6 oa bas Geuer ben
2loB nod nidt ergriffen, aud unperz
febrt bonn 9eerbe btna5gelangte unb
einen entfernten Wintel bes &aumes
aufIu9te. Sbr folgten nod 5mei anbe,
re S9langen ale brei Glappers
f9langen, bic ben Rlob gu ibrent Wins
teraufentbalt geipdblt batten uno ttur
nit fnapper Notb oem Geuertobe ent>
gangen tparen. Sem 5obe freili1 ents
gtngen fie nitbt, benn @imons ma1te
ibnen nit Der Geuer5ange elm gnbe.
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gepelen. Nber tpie fonnte man aud
BON ibr perlangen, baB fe slei6 ben
ri9tigen Son trefen merbe? 9aB ibr
bisber bic @elegenbeit aurNneisnung be,
geieaf9aftli9en @ewanbtbeit nibt ge.
boten tDDrben tpar, oas tpuBte er ia.
ct bate fie ia tli9t aus einem Dresoe=
ner penfonate gebolt. Mber ie batte
bod anbere Gigeni9aften, nit 6enen fl
gldn3en fonnte, -anbere-
Wel9e?
gtun, fie tpaf gum 8eiipiel febr mu.
iifalii6. @esbalb ionte iie ibr 2i6t
unter ben Sdeffel ftenen2 &Iaus bate
bas 8ebiirfniB, &atbi bor BEN 9einigen
gu beben unb ibnen begreiflif 5u ma
6en, tDie in bieier ani1einenb 10 apa>
tbifden fleinen Grau bod piel mebr ite-
de, als Der unfunbige abnen f6nne.
Ct trat an Die Sbiir bes 8puboirs.
ct f6ien ben Dameu iebr geIegen 3l
fommen; fie erbobett ii6 beibe nit Dem
Nusbrude bon Bafagieren, bic aus bem
Warte5immer bonn Bortier gum ginffei=
gen in ben @9nel5ug abgerufen tperz
ben.
Wiqff bu mir eine Sreube bereiten,
Gatbi? 8itte, iinge uns etmas por!
ST mag iebt ni6t, anttpOrtete 3a.
tbi.
Mber mesbalb benn ni6ta fraste
Glaus langiam unb ettpas iiberrai9t.
Weil i'd nidt mag.
gs entifnnb cine peinli6e GtilIe.
Man iit bod bismeilen in Der Stinz
mung, baB man ni6t mag, fiigte Gatbi
bin3u, bic bod bemerfte, baB fie mod irs
9enb ettpas iagen miiBte.
Iber qudIen sic bod bic arme Grau
ni6t, mari Glen elm. WirGrauen tbun
unb unterlafen nlan6erlei obne Mnga=
be BON @riinben, uno mir baben iebes
Mal re9t. yei@t tpabr, &atbis
Sd iage fein Wort mebr, iagte&laus
unb beriu6te einen i6er5baften Mus=
brud an3unebmen, fonnft fommt Grdu=
lein geua au6 nod ba3u, unb brei
Weibern ge9eniiber gebe id ben Rampf
bsn pornberein auf.
(Gortfetmms fOIst.)
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3leime Wptise1t.

= 9iite bid bor benz erften utts
frieben.
- Nabrungsforgen unb neue @ties
fel briiden iebr.
~ $40 bic @ebanfen mager iinb,
finb bic Morts felt.
= Was in Der Na9t tanst, bat am
Sage mibe Beine.
= &otbe 9taien unb finite 8etne
linb iebt an Der Sagesorbnung,
- 9as 2eben f9iittelt ben Baum
zines Sebeu, frhb ober ipdter, obne
Sturm 9ebt es fur Memanben ab.
Die f9limmite Golge Der beutigen
unebrlt6teit 3eist ii9 baran, bab gdes
manb mebr an gbrlibfeit glaubt.
= Gin Bleibollar bermag felbit bel
S1neegeit6ber mebr Staub aufsutpirs
beln als fanf3ig ooer bnnbert Silbers
Dollars.
Diele gei6dftsleute Dergeiien,
baB Sruderi9ndr3e gu fparen einem
9iebiiabl an ibrem eignen @elofaiten
glei9tommt.
- Das Geisenblatt mar befaunli6
bic erfe Wooe. Sic if bielleidt nur
abbanben sefommen, neil fie nidt folts
ipielig genug mar.
Sob 1T Elm trefHi6es Mitiei, bic
Meniden gu lobensmerten 9anblunsen
3u beiiimmen, i9on bas unuerbiente
Sob 1T elm Sporn.
- Das @ei9dft ber @eburtsbslfes
rinnen bliibt fortlpdbrenb uno Das 1T
gut, benn es ftebt ia i9on in Der gibel:
rMuf baB mein 9aus poll werbe."
= Wer feline 69ulben aablt, bers
beiert iein germ6gen. 9amit 1T aber
ni9t gefaat, baB Seber, ser iein 8erm6s
gen berbeRert aud feline e@uloen 5ablt.
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Gtue tuertbnplle mebiaintfde MbbanS=
Iund.

Die aussabe fir 1887 oes bepdarten mebi-
ainif6en Sabrbudes, aIs & ftetterS al
anad 5efannt, 1T iest Fertig unO fann
foitenfrei bon Apotbetern unb aagemeiuen
aauf1eutsn auf Oem 2anbe in ben Ser. Staa.
ten, Merifo, iiberEaupt in iebem eibiIifirten
She'll Der netliden 9emiipbare erbaltsn per-
ben Diefer almanac ift reeeImdbig am an.
fanse eineS jeben 5abres felt LANCER ais einsm
6iinfteI zines sabrbunberts eridienen. CT
berbnoet nit ben beften prattiiden @atbfdIds
gen sur grbaItuns mnb Wieoerberfeauns Der
@eiunbbeit cine srobe @fense iutereRanten urb
amifanten eeieftoffs, ipdbrenb Der aalenOer bic
aftronomifden 8ere9nunsen. dronolosifd)en
Motiaen &c. nit GROCER Sorsfalt borbereitet
.iuOrben fnb uno fit bo6ft senau befunben tper>
ben. Die gussabe BON SoffetterS aImnnad fir
1887 pirb pabrfdeinIid bic grobte aussabe
eines mebi5iniiden @erfeS 1ein, bas ie in it.
senb einem 2anoe erfdieuen 1T. Die gigen.
tbiimer, bic Serren Sofetter G. Co., Yittabursb:
Pa, berididen gesen @npfang elmer 3wei
Gent. Briefmarfe Elm @xemplar an irsenb cine
Deriom, bic oenfeIben mi6t in ibrer @a9bar.
f9aft erbalten fann.
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@as ta,t,, aefd5ebe,.

Our6 no9malisem 8eriu9 unb Mufredter'
baltuns bes Wfutbes fam mandes errei@t tper.
ben, mas unm0sIid erfdeint. Sunberte boff'
nunsslofer Sale bou gieren. unb 2eberleioen
finb bura electric Bitters sebeilt porben, nad'
benz allies iibrise berseblid beriudt pnroe.
Darum benfe man nidt, bab eS feline Seilung
siebt, ionbern beriude electric 8itterS. @s
siebt feline anbere Mebiain, bic IO perfeft nno
iider bas 8lut reinigt electric 8itters beilt
Dbspepiia, Sarn. unb ollie aranfbeiten Der
Nieren. 1ui9dbbar in allen Wasen> uno
0ebertranfbeiten. 3u baben fir so Gents bic
fyIaI1e bel q. Dreib.
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3ppfiueb

fommt meiitens aus elmer farren 2eber
unb unreinbeiten bes Magens. gs fam
allemal bur1 6fteres @innebmen BON
mons 2iber Regulate o +
gebeiIt tperben. Ms6gen ale 2eibenben
bebenfen, baB nerb6ies unb bili6ies
&opfmeb burh ginnebmen elmer 9oiis
berbii!et merosn f6nnen, iobalo bic
6pmptome ben fommenben Nnfal ans
aeigeu. Simmons 9iber &egulator 1T
elm iebr tpertbpoles 9eilmittel bel
9pspepfe, bili6iem &opfmeb, 2ebers
itarrbeit, 9artleitigfeit, 9dm orbois
ben unb dbnli9en Heiben.
g. u. 9oIt, prdlioent Der 6. %.
&. 81. So. BON Ga.
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= Wenn mir iiber ben 5taat binaus
geben wollten, um 3eugniife gu ertans
gen iiber ben tpirtliben Wertb unb Nus
ben.bon Dr. Muguit G6nigs Samburs
ger Gamilienmebi3inen, 10 f6nnten mir
bamit elm gan3es Bud bolf6reiben, 10
fagt ber nNor6fern", 2acrofe, @isc.
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Nmdlens Mrniea.salbe.

Sie bette Salbe ber Belt fir Sdnitte
Nuetfdunsen, @ef6tpiire, i5iebsr. unb Saut.
ausf9las, Gledte, seiprunsene Sdnbe, Grof.
beulen unb ale Sauttrantbeiten turirt Sa.
morrboiben ober feline 8eaablung. 8ollise
Classification sarantirt ober bas gelD ptrb
auriiderfattet. rs Gents bic SdadteI bel u
Dretb
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q d tuna!

q. s. Jog & Co., go. 266 gom=
merce StraBe, perfaufen bic feiniten
6errn= unb Damen Mobetpaaren, TO-
tpie S6ube uno &leiber gu erftaunli6
biligen preiien. I'm gefdaigen 8eiu1
miro gebeten. 27,9,tum6W
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Aransas Bay Saloon,
Iobe M,anfas Was DEPOT.

Fred Mockert, Gisentbamer.
Die feinifen Weine, CUTE Whistles unb Ct
quore unb famofe gigarrsn. @isfaltes @itb
&liIn1ufee nnb Mnbeufer Bier ffetS on 3anb.
eE SIR Damen 1T Elm elegant einseridtete,
HarIor referbirt. Tl0,t3W
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- Maabnbriefe elmer 3eitums folIte
bic 9efer berielben ni1t berbrieBen,
6enn iie tperben nidbt gef6idt, neil Der
3eitungsmann ieinen M5onnenten miB=
traut, fonbern neil er @elb gebrau9t.
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GIllpfo6len::

Ger NeouIator furirt aIlemal. SD enpfeble
i'm Qnf bas Hereitpiniqffe MlIen, tpel9e an gal.
Iideu Nnfdllen ober on einer burd 2eberfornng
berttrfodten arantbeit leiben.
sfanfas gttb, 9fo. B. Ut. Bernaro.
Sd Iitt fe6r an Magenbefd fdperben, aopfipeb
u.i b. Sin Aa9bar, tpel1er StmmonS Stper
Regulator tingenommen bate, 5agte mtr, es iet
ein fidcres Seiln,ittel gegen niein geioen: 0is
erFe OoiiS, bic id einnabnt, balf mir lehr uno
In Belt einer Wode ipar i'd, 70 tart unb traftsg
+ pie ie. gs it bic eife ar3nei, Die id1 &c.
+ gen DbSpepfie sebraudte.
Mi9mono, Ba. Q. %. erenl9ap'
8euaR;6 bon Siram warner, Sberrid.
ter bon @eoraia: SD babe Simmons aiber
Regulator gegen Sartleibisteit, bic burd cine
boriiberaebenbe 2eberR0rung beritriadt mar,
Ia ben Iebfen brei ober bier Sabren unb itet8 NIT
entf 9tebenem 9uteu sebraudt.N
Sd babe felt 1866 grfabrnns nit Simuons
2iber MeauIator unb betra9te i'm als bie mad.
tiolfe Arsuei ber geaenpart aegen Die ben mala.
ridden @eqen6en eigentbiinliden &ranfbeiten.
Cine 70 CUTE Mrsnei berbient allsenteine Gn''
pfebluns.
@eb. M. 3. B Bbarton,
Corr. Seer. eibl. 8apliff Theological Senii''.
- { So stebt MIR etten Sints
mons 2iper &e9ulatcr4
M9te barauf, ben dten su befom=
men, 6eTen 11mfmlag born nit oem ros
then 8 sefennaeidnet 1T unb Der ntr
bon ben l1nter3eidneten bereitet spirb.
J. Fl. Zeilin & Co.
alIeinise eisentbamer, @biIabelpbia, 9a.
yreiS 81 90.
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Mssseiss fiir ste..ersabIer.

eiib Collectors Office,
San antonio, 10. slopember, 1886.
Der l1ntsrseidnete madt tisrburd ktannt,
bnb bic fdbtiide ab baIorem unb aopfiteuer fiir
h1S WlunitipuIjabr 1886, bas am 20. Gebrnur
1881 enbet, fdpig LIT. Die Sfeuern fnb bor
BEN gennnnten Datum 5n entridten.
S. 9. 9aueiien,
1871, ,tnp2M etdbtif6er Collector.
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Fergus County argus., 1886-11-18

unfit for "a breeder Bii! thorough
bred il the outcome oi - long ille q!
which. bcsinning with pure
blood. have been - con~'imhtelN
nodded bN man to a special purpose
that this last finished product l.. 80
to speak. incapable oi b~gettins or
hearing Il progeny different from II sell.
While thr~. ought to b. and with ac-
cnrate men are the definitions of two
terms in constant usage. they are noi.
and are constantly mi>applIet. Ali
lions. nli tigers. all animals III II state
of nnturc are full bloods. average
type. oi th..ir respective races; but
not all of them are thoronglihredS;
that is. not all oi them are 80 even
in all their qualities. and not 80 sound
in their constitutions. ~ 10 hc ahle 10
produce progeny up to IN" race
standard; they are wecdrt out ny
natural selection; they are ill-iorn"l.
or weak. or lacking in cunning, and
I ,hcv perish in the struggle OF life,
leaving ,h.. best individuals behind ia
,crlrtuate the race. Under "a state o'
donles, ication. in which man seeks to
preserve all the individuals, good and
Door: he must himself conduct the -
lection of his breeders r-.-Amcrican Ag
ri,Illiuri-t.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-18

mow the Naval" India" Was civilized by
Kit Carson.

Twenty-Five years ago the Navajo
was as Troublesome an Indian a- the
country held. The lamented General
Canbv. who belicVed in soft suasion
and soap. tried the red blanket pol
i..v on this tribe with the dismal re-
suit of doubling the number of 'lepre-
dation-. The simplc-hearted Navaios
soon learned that every raid meant II
new treaty and fresh blankets. and
went into the business with II pains
taking enthusiasm which made the
good generals heart very sud. I'm 1851
another officer relieved tanby. He
called the chiefs tOgct her. told them
hc wanted no treaties. but did want
the raids to come to an abrupt close:
that ii news of another depreciation
reached his ears he would light II war
on their heads they would never for
get. Neither red blankeisnOr govern
mcnt beans accompanied this an
nouncement. and the astOnishpd
chief, returned to their businesses to
to think matters over. \ raid soon
followed to test the question, and in
response Gen. Carleton turned Kit
Carson loose with several thousand
Californian and New Mexican voun-
teer>. with the simple Instruction 10
.de~troy all these Indians found oil
the reservation at Bosqte Redondo:
together with their herds. Villages.
crops and orcha rds.' Kit Car
son was The man Of men to carry out
/ these instructions To the letter; the
Navajo> were pursued to the bitter
end. lost nearly hall their number 10y
war starvation and exposure. had
their accumulated wealth scattered to
the four winds. and were glad to max,
unconditional surrender and settl,
down where the government directed
By this one stroke the Navajo que>
tion was settle. In 2O years they hay,
multiplied rapidly, have watched theil
hocks and titled their fields. and il
not one instance have they gone upon
II raid or committed the slightest dep
redation.-New Mexico Cor. New Iorl
Times.