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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25

&erT, has Stid NIT Der 5euer,anse abses
i9Iassn bat. - Du parif babel susesen
unb Daft fir bsiue 5ruu nidt nal % pieI
9ert ssbabt - ia, ia - Ser, stnsn
@sssnitanb 3u i5dssn, Der mir 10 ticker
mar. Rein Susifel baran - per Dir ms
9er3 ieben t6ante, fdnbe uisIei&t, bag bu
bid i'm 9sbeim iOsar buribsr frsuit, bCB
ss ssfdsben 1T.
Sic babsn mid, nit einem Wort, auf
lsbs nur m63Ii1e Irt bsIsibist unb psrs
ipottst. 8eldsr ssmeiue Bi9t bat benu
ulsiner sutsn brapsn Eante bort auf benz
Bible stnsn S9nurrbart ausemaIt9
5ml - l1nb baribsr fannft bu laden?
- Oas ma9t Dir uobl uielsn SpaB2
0u la9it ni5t2 9ase bod nidt 10,
RaubsI, benn pouon bswsste iib bsnn bas
Sett 10, psnn bu ni9t Ia9tsit? Der alien
ebrwirbissn Sssls eiusn S6nur,bart ms
9eii4t gu maIsn! uabri5einli6 bafir, baB
lie bid TETS 10 lisb bate, RaubsI. - 4bsr
an tatt bid bis IN Snnsrfe bsiner Sssls
oaribsr gu ibdmsn, fe 10 sntsbrt gu bubsn,
Ia9it bu Str beimIi4 bic GUIDE uou.
W%sinetussen masit bu laden - laden
tam isber 5ans Rarr - better udre IS
absr i9ou, bu ;ststeit aud fur anbsrs 9sute
9er3, unb sinslt nidt IN bsinsn %bobenloisn
gSoismus untsr - unb ba has bubble
ssi5Iifsns JIdi9dsn, bas i'd i5on als
Rao4sn bate - a@ isne i56ne Seit, no
i'd nod slifli5 uarl Rannlf bu mir ni5t
iassn, per ba 10 mutbuiais ben 9eutsl
absebro9en bat?
Rein, Der 5entsI a n d t
loon seborfeu- Wsnn bu bas be-
bauptef, aaubsl, 10 iass i'd biz in's @ss
i6t, bub bGs cine frsds eiss uon Dir 1T.
IS mai tsin Spruns barin - au9 nod
nidt Der ~serinsits RtB obsr bic t~lsinite
Sdramms. a9, i'd bate ustnsn ul0ssn,
uIs i'd JAP -
ad, mas psriisbif bu bauon! gu iassn,
lie Jet tsine utsr @roiden pertb. Wobsr
psiBt bu benn benu bas 10 seuau2 Su baff
mir bod nod tsin 6Idi15sn sstauft, um
es uiIen gu i6nnsu. Bel bir toitst Jules
uidts. llnb pon ben E~rtntsIdiern finb
pier 3srbro9sn, unb nsuu bnben Sprinss
- bas babe i5 wenisitsns porIdufis ses
isben, wsun i'd aber srit ssnauer nadisbsn
usrbe, wirb pobl etn Ousenb poa psrben.
gnbli9 m65te i'd aber aud pom Dir wiis
fen. mo unier baumuOaerer Rsssnidirm
ssbIieben tit? User bic aIinssIi9nur abse,
rifeu Bat? l1nb baB an einem StbubI elm
Bein febIt, i5siHf bu aud ni9t ssisbsn su
babsn, iowie -
v9ier,~ meIost Raubel, fam mir Soft
Morpheus su 5i!fe unb i'd i5Iisf - ia,
psnn i'd mid rsat erinnsre, i'd Ituar5ts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
gau3e 3usrapOltsr BAT S.uu!sp uuf

gause 5usrgpOltsr BAT stan!sp aui
isinsr lsstsn Rsiis qusr bur5 Afrita mebr:
fab ausetrofeu. '@r srbGblt ibsr bisisIs
ben, baS its nIr stua einsu Wtster bod
a5sr fart Ss5aut limb, brsiti6ustsiis unb
nit tsditissr gruf. Sbrs Weiber finb
isbr i95a. SIRE Tarbs 1T 5ronssn. Die
tlsinsu Rerle iiuo refine Si4ie. ebsnio
itIau uuo sspaubt. sic wobnsn in ben
0Gl6ern unb bstrsi5su NIT ben @inaebcs
renen Der gbsns sins7 G~aui5banoel nit
66l,ern uno Sunni, wofir fis, bic tsis
rsrlei Wterbau treiben, Sananen unb on
bsrs 5,i3ts siutauidsn. Rrtsserii9 finb
He sisentli5 ni9t, absr isbsr @ibsriianb
erbplt is 10, bag he su ben Waffsn s~retisn.
sic iinb Weni9enfrsisr, psrssbrsn absr
ibre 6sinbs. Sm 9sbiste Der sroBen
Seen faub Stanlsp anbere Soltsifdmme,
bic DOR uubsutli5su 3sitsn aus @ibiopisn
eiussmanbsrt ieiu mullen. sic babsn bic
beu. Sa,bs ME bic @tbiopisr unb bspobnsn
bic SesnssIdabs, neil is bort bas ftu9t.
barite 0anS porfanbsu. Die Rsseriidmms,
wsI1e lie BEL ibrem aubruae antrafsn, boz
ben He uutsrnorfsn unb 81 Stlausn GEE
ma1t. Die Siessr bab.n absr ibrs llsbsr:
Isserbsit bspubrt unb untsrideiosn ii5
pom Nsssr pis Ssibs pom 0ous. 8sitsr
ersdbIt STANLEY: ,ansssrifisn purosn
mir natirIt9 msbrmals unb muBten uus
pertbeibissn. 0ir babsn isbr trieserii5s
Stdmme ansstroiisn, sinsn, Der an 300.
900 Waun SdbItsn t%onnts, wsI9e Yitsn
trussn. Sa bic sinSsInen 9auptItnss nit
chamber i'm Sample Iisssu, 10 usrnabm
isbsr unisr 9srannabsn nit GROCER 5rsubs,
bsnu sr slaubte, mir piirbsn feline Ssinos
psrni9tsn. @r erbislt @si5sn.s unb mir
sossn meter. Bel benz Ssinbs purbsn mir
nuti,lid aus sIsi4sm @runSs sbsnio berg.
LID bseriBt unb aufsenommsn, unb 10 30:
gen mir, iibsroa an bic R6niss 9si4snts
psrtbsiIenb, INNER meter unb Der Guf pon
8sfrsiern sins uns uoraus." - @si5snts
eutssseusuuebmsu, bas i4eint BET ben afri:
tauii5sn .R6nissn~ elm SaupttbeiI ibrsr
&esisruussarbsit gu isiu. Stanley isIbif
1T elm binusr unterisstsr Wann, uon Der
Come tupfsrbraun ssbranut, NIT isst
eissrauem Saar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25

ueber Walariauf mi rlalarid,artiqe Srarts
hetten ilnO BON @elebrten ifon game 9ibs
liotbefen geIdlriebeH poroen. gSie nett cie
Ier;te alid ionit III ibren AnIitteu bon eirz
amber abmeihen rt0ger, oartn itimmen re
ole iiberetIt, oaB Der Git Der 0tnlaria i'm
Slrt 1T uno baB ne ua;nertltdl bic Mt(;
oraretft. Mlalartafann LIBERAL uortommsu,
ftnoet fih aber regelmdBtg in feu6ter, ttei
gelegcnen Vanoftriden unb @egen6cn nit
lhmerem gooer. SIM nOrolihen europa 1T
ne mentger uerbrettet, nm 10 bdufiger tommt
ne IN 9toros, Wtittelz uno Siioamerita Dor,
Ilanlentlth IN iolfeu @egenoeu, bic Elm
teud)tluarme5 6linla haben urlo nod nidlt
LANCE urbar 9ernaht Doroer iino. 0talaria
Ut feline on'tetenoe 8rantbeit i'm LAMB
lduItgen Sinne oe5 @ortes uto ielbit in
gegenoei!, mo iie iebr b6ufig enbemtib-
9errldt. Ann ma. Ith ourh peruiinitige
SebenSt. lie uno eiutge @eiunobeits. Dtaks
re9elt blpor 'tiiben. 9abiu geb0reH o0r
alem ItIBtgteit i'm Giien uno Sriufeu,
Germ. iouns oes GtnatbmenS tiibler felthter
Nahtliit. Weientlid) fir Die Grbalt1uq
Der Z Iinobelt 1T ette geregelte Seroauung
urlo oIourd) beotugte ungehemnte Slutcirs
tu!attclI, 'oruie Idleintge Abiubr aller per-
braudlteH uIto peroorbenen SQfte aus benz
&orper. SfJou oas bel alien malariasarti,
gen &ranfbeiteu fih bemertbar mafeuOe
An't' ;oelleu Der Wfil1 Sas in bartnGtiqeu
SGac'. in gfil;perbdrturg auSartet, Benefit,
eab { !6rter 8lutfreislauf Die Sauptuuele
Der Sr0ufbett III. I'm mn ben &retSlauf
letttuUo frei 81 MAIDEN uuo ben 3armtanal
tniteter criprtebli6er Sbdttgtett ;I erbalteu,
gtbt es tetn beIieres Dtittel ais bic aus ben
hel!trortt8iten gewiirjigIten Ilpenfrduterr
5nberci,eten ct. Bernard 6rdutsrs Yilen,
bic a Gents BON .. Reultdoter & Co., Dor
24l6, gtetu 2ort, iOrute in ieOer guteu gpo.
tbefe gu haben iino, uno tpelt)e is6er iorliame
Sauspater ODER Setter elmer Gr;iebun9Saus
ftalt itets i'm Sauie baben iOlte, nm ite TO-.
fort benz Batienten ;t reiteu, tpeun iih bel
oemielben Die geringiteu Spuren BON algs.
n1etnem lebelbefr6en ooer StDrIng 0e8
Sluttreislaufs einiteller iolteu. Sic 4ileu
tpirten ID ero uto blutreinigerb un6 euts
fernen bas Ralartagift aus benz 80rper,
obne benielbsu ~ itnpGfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25

bic DOZEN I'M wirb jana blau int Sei9te.
gtu t6nnsn Sic ta ben 1fftanb benfsn.
gener meente, bet wdre cine Nufau pom
bit Snlorenba, eerer woate i'm nit ne
iaure sSurte, I'M nod eener pisbsr mit'u
0orbbduier tariren. Sd isbe mir ne iSsits
lang al ben Wumpis an, ben lie NIT i'm
ufitsaen, sHbIi9 uurbs mir bet absr ~ pile
unb ID made mir Blas unb iase: @eg
ba! 2afen sic mir i'm NAL bsisbsn, benn
ID bin 3wsi Sabre In me apotbets uIs
StoBuoisI sswsisn. Ru made ID ibm
Dor allen Otnssn srit bet 5alstu5 log I'm
,isbe inn bic @eite aus unb Isie Der DIR
70 jeien feline Srult -. Dot Is er MID,
iase ID, sr bat Bios en- Infaa pom Blut,
anoraus, istn Bulls muB ismsfsu psrbsn.
Sd fraie alio ben Bubitsr, OBJ sr MID en-
Thermometer bdbbs, am 3 sftsn bbdten bic
bon Raumer finb, beuu woute id nal leine
Sraee mef1en, benin bet Is BITE 9auptia9e.
Wan brau9t Jon Ding Bios 10 INTERN
Arm gu Isisu. Wenn en- Weni6 mebr uie
40 Srab bot, benn is bic Ssi9i5te ptncia,
benn muB en- Doctor isboIt psrbsn, ober
er mug tn bic Guide, bet i'm bet taIte
Waher wiebsr runterbrinst, mat Der 8sbnte
aber MID perbraien Tam unb babel bopps
iebt. Os. gubiter meente a5er, io'n Ding
bdbbs sr MID, CT bdbbe bins eenen Bari:
meter, Oh bet benin bamit MID iinse. -
Gee, iase Id, bet muB en- ridtissr Gbsrmos
meter inb. Wit esnsm WaI fiqt mir In,
bet i'd ben Ratmibbas an bet 5aus In
4lts ROabit, 10 in bic gfe pom cen Ssntsr,
Jon Ding bdnsen ieisb'n babbs, nat tbut
man MI MID aasns, uenn en- Weni1en:
Ieben uf't Spiel itebsn bbut, Id rsnne raus
un btn. Gben babe ID bet Ding Iosis:
tn6ppt, 10 t6mmt oo9 Der Wd9ter on IN
ruft: SaIt! mat i'd NIT bet Oinss MIL
aber Tam ID als iemiIsnbafter Wann mir
srf in ne LANCE uuterbaItuns in!afsn,
wsnn en- Rsnid int Stsrbsn Iiest?"
gOri.: Isle Iisfsn aIio BACON unb
Der 8d4ter binter Sbnen ber7"
aHsstl.: nSa, bet ussB ID MID, i'd
bubbs tesns 3sit, rur umsutistsn, psnn cen
Rsni& in Sterben Iiest."
gori.: "0sr Bd4tsr srs'iff iis absr
i6IieBIi@."
9lnsstl.: Scr Nd5tsr MID, absr
3uee Soloaten, mail ct immer3u y6alt ben
Spisbuben!" rtef, nat msinsr anii9t mad
ne abnisbnIi5e BsamtsnbsIeibiiuns is,
inbem bet ssnsn bod erf beuisieu werbsn
mug"
gori.: .,9inssn Sis bann pisbsr mad
benz S4anttsusr, mo Der anssbIi9e Stsr:
bsnbs Ias2"
slnss.l.: ,,als i'd rstubr tam, babbe
Der Birtb i@ou 3uiema4t, Der Wann babbe
iit i5on wiebsr erboIt unb aqe Safe ma:
rem fortisiansen."
gori.: uSinb sic isst fsrtis nit 81
ret 9srtbsiotsuns9"
slnsetI.: uSauobI, id bite bios nod
un ulein U~reiipre5uns."
Yori.: ,,Bsi Der Strafabmsfuns psrs
ben Sic IS bsrsusn, bag sic ben gsri9tss
bof IN 10 urusri3imtsr @stie gu beIisen
uriadsn."
Ha9bsm bic S5uIo bss 4nsetlaetsn
;ueifsios bspisisn porbsn, Iautste bas grs
t~euutniB auf cine WOGe g%'sfdnauiB.
vWir ioa ssnsr piebsr tommsn, bet id
ism bet 2ebsn rsttsn iou, a5t Dass2"
Ropfidittslnb psrIibt er ben SaaI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
Suttor I'M 6eri@tsjaaIe.
(Serliner @eri9tsicene.)

y@tnn meme S9laimutter ieit + ebere
S9rift lsitn f6nn.e, bann bdtten sic msine
anusisnbs Ssisnuart bsiittiien t5nusn,
co1 obue bet sic mir pis'n Serbre6sr
frlb Woliens bur1'n S1usmann aus'n
Bette bpler lulI IN" meinte Elm Waun in ben
u~iersiger Sa5reH. Der in gsslsi!uns zines
S5usmanres ben SaaI bss gerIiuer
S50isnssri9ts bstrat unb auf Der gntIa:
sebant P!as gu nsbmen bate.
gori.: ,Bir babsn sic natirIi5 fifth
rsn laIeu, param ftno Sic bsnn sum Do
rissn Esruine ui9t sti5iersn2"
@usstl.: ,,Ranu llnisresusr benin vi.
lens inn Ropp bsbaltsn2 Wietre S9lum-
uermuttsr iaste mir, bet bic 9orlabuns
ietoumsn wdrs. lie woute mir i9on Zen
Dag uorber Ssi5esb iie9en. 0u mar ba,
ierabs no bet Datum iianb, en- Rniif in
bet Bapisr, unb ba bic ole Gants 10 uis 10
nd rrbsntIi9 Ieieu fam, 10 bat iie ne
fsbsu for ne neine ~ielsisn unb ba Bin Id
benin notierli5 81 ipit ietommsn. Ibsr
esnsn 10 iiiQi9psissnb abboIsn gu IaiTsn,
ME id 70 mot Iubs."
Sori.: ,.gs lit gut, bisisr Suntt lit
srIsbist. sic iinb clio Der 5si,st RarI
gmiI W 49,, iasen sic nal, NO 5sissn
sic benn sisentIi92 Sinb Sic in irssnb
elmer 5abrit?"
ansstI.: 80 Soft beuabrs! Sd BELLE
meme frau, BEL bic id wobus, bic bat ne
pIdttersis Gnitalt uab ba isbe i'd 10 mad bic
Diem"
Soti.: nRsins 5rau'', iasen Sic;
fnb Sic benu perbeiratbst?"
gasstI': ,,Oo9 nidt in bis isrinsiis
gntfsrnurs, bsnn bic gbs lit. msinsr Wsis
nuns mad, uniittlid. Die gbs 10 en- Got.
tsrisipisl un ale 9ottsrisn inb unfttii9,
wis man am bsitsn m bte -"
gOri.: ..Ssri5Ousn sic uns nit 81.
rem Betra5tungen. Wsnn t9 ibrissns
uidt pists, bag sic iiitirt worbsu pdren,
pltts i'd gle fir ansstruuten baItsn, Sis
i4paSsn ba ia toIss Seus suiammsu. Sis
ino bss Disbfabls on eiusm Sbsrmomster
bsi5ulSist, i'd bcffs bod. sic wsrssu aqs
tp6rittsu aus,eben uufssbsu unb Sbrs
S5uIb sin,damsn2"
Nugssl.: ,,0et o5Ut mir wirtIit Ieeb,
absr id tam mir bod MID aus bloBs Sc:
fduistsit I'm 5eiteriparniB gun Spisbubsn
MAIDEN, Id ="
Sori.: ,,Oas ioQen sic aud ni9t.
0ir wsrbsn bic Sa9s aIio nal bsipretsu.
Das rdumsu sic bod Elm, baB Der Wi5tsr
Sic srtappt bat, ais sic sinsu Sbermo:
meter fort1abmen, Der on sinem Sauie IN
alts Woabit bins unb ben Der gissntbimsr
pabri6sinIi9 binein gu nsbmen perssiisn
batts2"
ansstI.: Oct mag iinb, absr bic
Sa1e bat eeHsn iauJ apartsu Summed I'M
ct is unrs5t, psnu Der Wisni9 psisn en-
bIoBst OiiBusritinbniB nit en- S~pitbubsn
in iuns bisis!bs Stsasrifufe isisSt psrbsn
fol-"
goti.: ,,glIio blsibsn, Sic pirtIi5 BET
benz punbsrbarsn l%lniinn. Stun srsdbIsn
sic NAL"
InsetI.: yWir iaBsn an ben bspuBtsn
gIbsno In bic bintsrIiitiss 5ISts, IN mir
parsn aQe mGttis usriniist, psnn mat ssnsr
pon be Sdits mar, bsr iab mat gum Bsitsn,
neil inn feline Que wesisIoofsu mar. gr
bate i4 aus 5reubsn wobI elm bisfen
l%bsruommsn, bsnn NIT ssnmaI falt sr peu
apeu wts' BIis uon'u Stubl..uub usrbrebt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25

Gin Sduitsriunae bOrte nit aubsrsn
9~sriousn uie cine Ra4tisaa i5Ius. Gin
Srsmbsr, Der untsr ben Ssuunbersrn mar,
risf sntsitt aus: Sin Ebtsr9su, psls
DIES 10 ti4tis i4Idst, m65te i'd babsn, so
Wart woute i'd barum ssbsn." - S9us
itsriuuss: y8arum 10 pisI @eIb3 Su
u~nisrsr @srtitatt lit elm FOLDER gossI, Der
i9ldst, ic oft man i'm ani9aut, Id ssbs
i'm UNI 2 Wart bsr."- .Ri4t mSsli9",
iasts Der Srsmbe, mo tit er2 fibre mid
bin! !" - rSa," iaste Der S9ufsriunss,
,isst i9Idft sr, absr tommsn Sic morsen
frib gu uns unb frassn sic uur mad Der
Wsifsrin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25

gntIi9 bei9loB fis, fir einise Gage mad
Baris au ssben unb unter Der 2situns ber
S1psitsrn cine &etra!te gu bulten. @els
bons, wsl9s s~laubten, ie noble einen Be-
ribmtsn Irat coniuItiren, ermunterten its
sifris. DOT Der &iteebr mad BooSbau
bisie Reiie gu unternebmsn, unb bon Der
trsusn Wrs. Bruwn bsslsitst usrlteR alice
ct. 2sonarb. NO fe, ME tn Rom unb ct.
@tisnne, piele beige Ebrdneu psrsohsn
bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
SUI y d t.
BreissefrOnte Nup:ae bon
). Sc Seyfa.

Nus benz SransOTi6en frsi ibsriest oon g. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25

Srau Raubel bot einen geiu6 bel ibrer suteu
Vtltter 9ema3t, uno 6aubel bieie
rfreuotge 9%ele9enbeit" benlbt, I'M
Pine Mpielihnft III nphPn
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-13
Her Resolutions.

In docking over a Woman's list of
good resolutions for the new year, we
fail to find the following
l. Never to stop a horse-car on a
curve or on an inclination.
2. Always to signify to the driver or
conductor in some way save by an up
Lifted eyebrow that she wants the car
to stop.
3. Never to get into deep converse
tfon with friend, and forgetting her
street till she is a block farther, blame
the conductor for not stopping more
quickly.
4. Never to lay her wet umbrella
down on the silk-goods counter in
store.
5. To carry the same umbrella up
and down and not In and out.
6. To buy more than two postage
stamps at time.
7. To mend her old clothes before
she gives them to the poor
s. To refrain from joining any more
committees.
9. To refrain from telling every one
she meets what her grippe symptoms
were and what she did for them.
TO- To refrain from writing 1889 any
farther than into March, 1890. -BoS-.
ton SdtlTdG3t EUeHi21Q Gazette.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-13
With Heads to the North.

The superstitious belief that human
beings should sleep with their heads
toward the north is now believed to be
based upon a scientific principle The
French Academy of Sciences has made
experiments upon the body of a gull
lotined man which go to prove that
each human body is in itself an cleo
trio battery. one electrode being repre-
scented by the head and the other by
the feet. The body Of the subject upon
which experiments were made was
taken Immediately after death and
placed upon a pivot free to move in any
direction. After some vasci1lation the
head portion turned toward the north,
the pivot board then remaining station
airy One Of the professors turned it
half way around, but it soon regained
position with the head piece to the
north, and the same results were re-
peatedly obtained until organic move
ment ceased.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-13
Foreign Notes.

THE Bank OF Paris will issue a Rus
sian loan on Feb. 20.
MR. LoRING, the American minister at
Lisbon will start on leave Of absence
at the end Of the month. He will spend
his vacation in Italy.
A DISPATCH to La France Paris from
Obock states that the Somalis, instigated
by the English, attacked French cara
van en- route to Harrar and massacred
the persons belonging to it.
The London dock 1ablorers and car men
have withdrawn their manifesto against
the employment OF non-union men.
EDITOR PAJ51s., who was sent to Jail
in London for libeling Lord Huston. is
not allowed to see friends or receive ex-
ira comforts, the home secretary refds-
ing to permit the slightest relaxation of
prison rules.
THE Pope, though much affected by
the condition Of his brother. Cardinal
Pecci. who is dying from pneumonia,
pronounced absolution from the ponti-
fical throne on the occasion Of the ami
yersary Of the death of Pope Plus TX.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-13

trusty weapon in lhis right hand, gath
cred his reins in his left, and urged his
horse toward the brink Of the chasm
that seemed likely to be his grave.
AS he approached the.edge the saw
ages stopped spell bound at the con
temptation of his action. Bracing
himself in his saddle AMI again dash
ing his heels against the sides of his
noble beast, which seemed animated
by his masters spGrit, they made the
fearful leap outward Down, down
they plunged. without obstacle or i'm
pediment, fully fifty feet; then the
horses feet struck the smooth shelving
rock, and the remaining distance was
slid and scrambled over until they
reached the bottom olive, and without
serious hurt. Pushing his horse into
the stream he was soon halfway across,
and by the time fhe savages had
reached the edge OF the diff and were
peering over, expecting ito see the
mangled remains of horse and rider at
hts base, he had reached the opposite
shore, and with a shout of defiance,
had plunged into the woods and was
out of their range.
The numerous additions to the gar
8is0n of the fort and the 'nopelesgness
of overcoming the defenders while in
spred by such an action as they had
Just witnessed, disheartened the In
dams, and, after first putting the
torch to the remaining property of the
settlers, they beat a hasty Re6Beat the
morning after the event just narrated.
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their way through with0SS losing
single man. McCuIIoch. however. " as
less fortunate than the rest of his
company. Toward him the savagt.s
cherished a hitter hatred. A fear
less and daring woodsman, dead
shot, and cunning scout, his
name was known throughout the entire
frontier, both to whites and Indians,
and he had been one of the most prom
inent figures In the numerous bloody
fights In which the two races had Nom
tended. Among the savages surround
ing the fort there were few who had
not lost either a friend or relative by
his unerring rife As he dashed for
ward In the rear of his troops, encour-
aging them by voice and example, his
shouts of defiance were answered by
yelIs of rage from his dusky foes, who
strained every nerve to capture him In
order that they might wipe out the
bloody score 10y horrible tortures at the
stake. A body of redskins blocking
his way, he wheeled his horse and rode
at the utmost speed toward Wheeling
Hill. Again his course was stopped
by crowd of his enemies, who sprang
up in front and began to close in upon
him. AS quick as light he turned
again, only to find escape cut off by a
third band of warriors. The only way
now remaining open to him was toward
the brow of steep cliff, $50 feet in
height, at the bottom of which
flowed Wheeling Greek. No at
tempt had been made to shoot
him, although he was in easy range
of the fire. of his pursuers, and his
quick mind appreciated what this
meant They had devoted him to
lingering death by all the refnements
of savage cruelty of which their hellish
ingenuity was capable. His chance was
most desperate one, and as he mo-
mentarily reined in his horse and gazed
upon the rapidly narrowing circle of
his foes their yells rang in his ears as
they saw him at bay, and, as they
thought, completely within their pow
err They stood gazing at him IN won
der as he struck his heels against the
sides of his horse and dashed toward
the precipice, which they had thought
would prevent his escape in that direc
tiOn 1t was chance of life against
certainty of death in its most awful
form at the hands Of his enemies, and
his decision was quickly made. Turn
ing IN the saddle he was encouraged by
cheer from his friends in tine fort, and
then shaking his rifle toward his rap
Idly advancing foe, he grasped the
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His Daughter Worked Harder.

A gaunt, haggard-looking man,
whose business keeps him rushing from
the opening until the close of every
work day, was sympathlzed with few
days ago by friend.
81 tell you, old man, said the friend,
'you work too hard. Why don't you
take things easys You've got money
enough to let Things wag their own
way now.
eve are a Woodworking family" was
the reply, "and when | get home I
shall find the whole lot of us just as
tired as / am, and nobody in the house
feeling bright except the servants.
Ny daughter used to be rosy aud fresh
looking until she began going into So
ciety, and how she ever stands it now
is more than I can tell. ] don't know
man down town that works as hard as
she does, and she keeps pegging away
at it when I'm sleeping"
What does she do, for heavens
sake?"
well don't know everything she
does, because [ haven't reached that
point of interest in her mode of enjoy
ing herself to keep notes. She's in so
ciety. Don't you understand that
Well, / don't either, but that ex plana
ton seems to be all that is necessary
from her when I advise her to let up
and take a rest. [ suppose she's got
an end to keep up, and she's struggling
hard to keep it elevated, I tell you.
Yesterday she was up at 8 o'clock, be-
cause she had to go out shopping. She
came in at luncheon pretty we'll tagged
out Then she had dozen calls to
make, and when she came in to dinner
she looked SO poorly | felt tired for her.
There was reception somewhere at
night, and just before / retired q dude
came around and carried her off to it.
She came in along toward midnight,
but this didn't prevent her from get
ting up this morning at S o'clock again.
So far, she belongs to a literary club
that meets on Tuesday, a Dorcas circle
that meets on Wednesday, debating
club that meets ON Thursday, q dane
ing class that meets on Friday, and &
missionary club that meets on Satur-
day. Then her nights are taken up
with q bowling club, progressive
euchre club, theater club, receptions,
balls, parties, and the aforementioned
dude. Sandwiched between all these
are innumerable social calls, luncheons,
and such things. Sundays are roaring
days with her, too She is teacher in
a Sunday school, and she never misses
evening service. OF course she has q
good many other things to look after,
but can't recoIlect what they are just
now lead lazy life as compared
with the life she leads. Being in bust
ness isn't half as hard as being in So
cinty &"