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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-02
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:ssTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ssssss COUNTY OF ANDERSON
: tde Curt Con,n.o7s Pzs

VIM Stegall, et3 al !, against Hena Stegsll,
ses aE5Psgment Of Debts and Partition.
81 50 Obedience to the. Order of Sale in the
owe entitled action, I will sell at
:s sandMsanG HIS @, on Salesday IN Octo-
|;ber na1ts tie land below described, TO wit !:
that Tract Of Land situated in WI-
Township, of derson County,
$50 containing Ia acres more or less
fadioinings lands of u. f.: Clardy, Samuel
SDnrham. and others.
sssSsyraTmso Of Sale -One-half cash, the bal
. ance5toihe paid twelve months from day OF
sSsaIe. with interest thereon from day Of sale
sesu;ed by q bond and mortgage of the
spIemi ises, urchaser;t to pay extra Tor pa
sJV.ss5V.aHUMPHRYS, Master.
sssss ssanf. s1nG189O. 10 .sas 4.
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A Wooden Legged Dog.

About thirty years ago humane Yer
monter, by the name OF Tewksbury, took
pity on small dog of uncertain breed,
one of whose forelegs had been crushed
by the.wheel of wagon. Being some.
thing of surgeon, Mr.. Tewksbury care.
fully amputated the crushed leg, and
when the wound wau healed provided
the dog with a light and strong wooden
leg.
In the course of time the dog, which
was a very intelligent little animal,
became aware that he could rest his
weight upon this wooden leg, and use it
for all ordinary purposes, and that, while
it was not as good as either Of the other
three legs, it was better than no leg.
In walking or trotting MI. Tewksbury's
dog always used his wooden leg. If,
however, he had occasion to do any leap.
ing or fast running, or to show in any
way especial nimbleness, with which the
stiffness of his artificial limb would have
interfered, he held up the wood en- lee
gracefully and leaped or ran on the other
three.
The dog lived to good old age, re.
spected and admired by all who knew
him. His grateful affection for mankind
in general, and for Mr.. Tewksbury in par.
4. kh1 ,,oont -, n ~, faott1ra of
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NOTICE.

YNHE Stockholders of the Anderson
Il Electric Light and Power Company
are called to meet at the Office of the Com
pany in the City of Anderson, S. g., on
Friday, the 3rd day October next, at 10
o'clock q. m, for the purpose of consider.
ing the propriety Of increasing the Capital
Stock of the Company to 5000.
By order of the President.
WIN. G. WHITNE3, Sec,
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly Oh the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F7e SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, RR, New YORK, Nv
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Sheriff Sale for Taxes, &C..

1.-THE sTAFE OF SOUTH, CAROLINA,
q Ss so ANDERSON. COUNTY.
5STSsYsssyiTtue 81 various Executions to me
directed IWilI expose to sale on Sales
& iayin October, A. D., 1890, at Anderson
SsR.: S.. az, during the legal hours Of sale,
Sffg following Lot Of Land, to wit:
one Iot Of Lane, e0ata!ning Two acres,
ss:sSoresor less; situate in the City of Ander,
s.somsand d bound ed ,on the. North by Reed
strsat % the sSiuth by South boundary
sHeet. on the :l.lNi est by Vest boundary
sSfreat and : on the East by Jail Street.
IeEied on as the property of John Dren-
..snam. at the suit Of the; State of South Car:
@ as s - WIN. L. BOLT,
Sheriff Anderson County.
sSntsIt. 800 10 4 ,sstzt
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New Blacksmith Shop.

NHE undersigned has opened Black
smith Shop near the County Jail,
where he can always be found, ready to
Shoe your horse, and do all work in his
line at short notice, on reasonable terms.
All work guaranteed. Give me chance,
as have settled in Anderson to make
living, and will do all in my power to please.
J, C. WALLACE.
Ara 90 1901 nm -
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Wasted Pity.

A traveller in backwoods community,
attracted by noise in a cabin not far
from the roadside, stopped, and, address.
ing boy that sat on tho fence, said.
aYou live about here, / suppose ?"
"Yep, jest about"
"Well, can you tell me what makes
that peculiar noise up yonder in that
cabin 2"
"Yep, it's pap an man,"
"What are they doiDg-beating & car
pet ?"
Mop, beating one 'nuther."
"You don't say so p
aWho said I didn't?"
"I mean is it possibIe?"
sThat's whut it ISL
"What are they beating each other
for 2" "'Cause they are fghtin' F."
SIS it possible that you sit here so COM
placently and see your father beat your
mother2"
'I don't zee him a.beatin' her"
"Yes, but you know that be is."
sI know he's tryin' to.1 If you're here
to pity man, mister, you'd better ride on.
Mam's the boss up thar, I'll tell you that.
Hop on, did you hear that thumpi Wall,
that wuz dad a.comin' down on the
punchin' ho'. Nam hists him, but she
lets him dsap himself. Reckon you'd
better 20 on, or stay an pity pap
awhile" ."--Patsburg Dispatch
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sHERTFF,s SALE.
s55ssl5s s5s,4saTT, ~ 3, oF. SOUTH CAROLINA

al aTE tilli5 OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NpERsoN CouNTY..
10y virtue Of an execution to me direct.
s.S; ssI.wi;l expos to sale in front OF
Il M f,onrt Ho House on; alesday in OCTOBER,
81 ssen Is dnring the leg 4 hours Of sale the
8 81 WsSSs@,Sainrs ~, Personal Property, to Wit
None Iot ssof JeWelryy1 leyiea g on as eW W.
ssS9as sHSopefEy sc Smith, ct the suit OF w .
ain. -; -
~ IS poIT
5sssssS 5sssSs sssss Sheriff Anderson Count
~ tssfs So 3
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81 don't zee him a.beatin' her"
= stva, hnt uou bnnw that ha ia

= WORTH KNOWING Hughes Ton
c, the old time, reliable remedy for fever
and augue. Reputation earned by 30
years success You can depend upon it.
Try it. Druggists have it.
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= At recent public meeting at Sara.
toga the chaplain was introduced in this
fashion: "The audience will now have
the pleasure Of listening to prayer by
the Rev. DR., Cary"
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.ss ssENEzzSsHBODY:

HAVE ecsiYea 8; nsW lot of Char:
lofsesaills gassiini isre, the best goods in
maj spl lendid lot off Hats aud;
add SShnes Fine z zour, Tea,
6es and GGlksssss q Specially q
:alsas ssap good llIses Staple Dry:
aper Hare DWARF, OGDEN
,ssek and !: talassRa Buggy.
asssiai sliae New orleans s.snds sMuscos
assys i Fancy GroceT eTiess Carpets
and 8 tpan things loo ea;cns
!s9 I'VE Fl vii Ire the;
I: wort 5ont t:measy ahd Sbe thankful
yourga asronage
q DIVERS.
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D III GERl { o u.s.

on sne and insure your Dwel ll;ngs;.
ssassts land ise { before it iss
ssoosll siag burn you4
@ ss1s d 1s fass gnDai Companies as
ss l;ssssprI "a with total assets
S. nsnre Plate
agaiIsts bIeasage
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Endorsed by Leading Physicians.
,ble snceess aSe sa ~ - = oUIAN
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cheuy tonic and general health
Poison
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NIASTER,S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

d he iCasfs Of. ceususon Pleas.
EizziaE.sgroWn, rustee, against Thomas
50 ssss Hudgena.-Forec eclOsure, sl.ssss
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blood disease
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gsTreatise on Contagious Blood Poison mailed free
Copyrighted by S. SIS. Co THE SWIFT SPECIFIC.
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.Ai==P-E5EJ..E'--EiCJE7C e:
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MASTERS SALE.

S. w, HUMPHREYS, Master,
sSsnb1 1890 Il 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17

claimed that he figured the value of
the leasehold interest at one hun
bred and eighty thousand dol
lars, because an income of twenty
thousand dollars a year for the
remainder of the term of the
leases would amount in eighteen
years to three hundred and sixty
thousand dollars, and he al
lowed fifty per cent. of its val
valuation for possible contingencies
and assessed it at one hundred and
eighty thousand dollars, of which
the tax at one per cent. would
be eighteen hundred dollars.
1t will thus appear that the
leasehold interest is assessed for
double the amount that it would
have been assessed at if the land were
owned in fee simple by the plaintiff.
While l am not authorized in
this case to consider questions of
mere excess of valuations, this fact
shows to my mind that the assessor
has not IN fact assessed the value of
the leasehold interest, but he has
assessed to the plaintiff the probable
income from the contract for cultiva-
ton of cane during the next eighteen
years.
Our law does not recognize the
validity of a tax upon income. Only
tangible property is assessed, and
cash, and although l recognize the
correctness of the principle that the
leasehold may have taxable value as
such. yet the facts of this case show
to me conclusively that this has not
been done in this case. It is not
correct principle to tax man yearly
on the full amount of his profits on
a contract for series of years. An
income tax would only make him
pay his income for the year of assess
ment. In this case, if this assess
ment should be allowed to stand, the
plaintiff would be paying every year
a tax upon the whole amount of his
gains for eighteen years, which
would be gross injustice.
"For these reasons / find that the
assessment of the value of the con-
tract is illegal and that the plaintiff
should recover the sum which he
claims"
The exceptions are overruled and
judgment for the plaintiff affirmed.
Messrs. Hartwell and Hatch for
plaintiff; Attorney General Ashford
for defendant.
Honolulu, May 81, 1890.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17

The Waialae Ranch has Hawaiian
bred mules, broken and unbroken,
and good working cattle for sale.
The stock at this ranch is Of the very
best.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17
o. THE FINE TROTIING- BRED STALLION a.
GM b ID L l. r N Ct r r. NM


Wannabago
Morse horse dam Engineer Engineer
dark
100 pounds with black
He toted
Goldsmith, .
ulars of
1872 llelm b. f. WHITE Honolulu. H L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17

"
$50 CASES OF
EUROPEAN GOODS.
Cases Fine Currants. 4lb. tins.
Cases sultans Raisins, an. tins.
Cases Pearl Sage, An. tins.
Cases Pearl Tapiocs. 4b. tins.
Gases Flake Tapioca. u tins.
Gases Semoiina, 4 Id. tins.
Gases Ground Rice, 4 ID. tins.
Cases Split Peas, ID. tins.
Cases Scotch Round Oatmeal, Z ID. tins.
Cases Scotch Fine Oatmeal. 4 Id. tins.
Cases C q B Oatmeal, 4 ID. tins.
Cases Fine Pearl Barley, Z ID. tins.
Cases Carswsy Seeds, ID. tins.
Cases Whole Allspice, Z Id. tins.
Gases Whole Cloves, Z 10. tins.
Cases Neapolitan Macaroni, D tins.
Cases Kippered Herrings, doz. each.
Cases Yarmouth Bloaters, 6 doz. each.
Cases Findon Haddocks, 6 doz. each.
Cases Fresh Herrings, / ID. tins.
Cases Cod Roes, 1 ID. tins.
Cases Assorted Jams,I ID. tins, Morton's, 6
doz. each.
Cases Assorted Jams, 1 ID. tins, & B, doz
each.
Cases Assorted Jams, Glass Jars, 1 h. tins.
q & 8, 8 dox to each.
Cases Assorted Jams, Id tins, d B, doz
each.
Cases Assorted Pickles, qts. Norton s, doz
each.
Cases Assorted Pickles, pts, c & B, q doz each.
Cases Assorted Pickles, pts, Morton's, doz
each.
Cases Castor Oil, 5 o. bottles, Morton's, 8
doz each.
Cases Castor Oil, 10 o. bottles Morton's, 8
doz. each.
Cases Bi. Carb. Soda, in bottles, Morton's, 6
doz. each.
Cases Mustard, in bottles, u, u and h., 6
doz. each.
Cases Genuine Mustard, in Il and one 10. tins
Cases Ground Pepper, in bottles, Y, u and
pints, 6 doz each.
Gases Bermuda Arruwroot, Id. tins, dog.
each.
Cases English Plum Pudding. and Id. tins,
2 doz each.
Cases Curry Powder, in bottles, 4, n and
pints, 2 doc. each.
Cases Tippoo sahib Curry, 4 and }. pints,
doz. each.
Cases East India Genuine Chutney Sauce.
Cases Citron Peel, z ID. tins
Gases Ci,ron, Lemon and Mixed Peels, 2 h.
jars.
Cases Lea and Perrins' Sauce, !. and pints.
Cases Oxford Sausages. and 2 ID. tins.
Cases Spanish Olives.
Cases Albert Ssrdines, 4 and Il tins, 100 each
case.
Cases ssrdines, Cheaper Brand, 4 and J. Id.
tins, 100 each case.
Cases Petit Poi Tres Fins, 100 each case
Cases Petit Poi, Fine, 100 each case.
Cases Champgnons, 100 each case.
Cases Mushrooms, 100 each case.
Cross d Blackwell's Assorted Spices.
Gases Morton's Assorted Spices, doz. each.
Cases Morton's Confectionery, y bottles. q
doz. each.
Cases Morton's Confectionery, X bottles, 81
doz. each.
Cases Morton's Confectionery, 1 ID. bottles,
g doz each.
Cases Morton's Confectionery, z ID. tins.
Kegs Ri. Carb. Soda, liz each.
Barrels Sal. Soda, abt 900 each.
Cases & B Assorted Sauces
Cases C q B Anchovie sauce.
Cases Soyer's Relish.
Cases Liebig's Extract Meat in Jars.
Cases Raspberry Syrup.
Cases Raspberry Vinegar.
Cases Black Currant Syrup.
Cases Lemon Syrup.
Cases Duret's Salad Oil, u and pint bottles.
Cases Gelatine. in packets
Boxes Smyrna Figs. Jars French Prunes.
Cases Table Salt, 2 Id. jars.
TO be Followed by other
from Europe and I
Fine Selected Coffee RI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17
Surrsms Court. Hawaiian Islands
TtruEEsR KSUDsEN VS.. LOUIS h.
S7Olz. DEPUTY COLLECTOR OF
TAXES.

EP-E0ys FROM DECISION OF JUDD, CD.
APRIL TERN, 1890.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-03-10

IN G. HANSON, MD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE AT THE EAGLE DRUG SroRF.
Once aours-From 10 a. y. so IL 0chccs
,om1 10 p D. and from b srH MI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-03-10

BosToN, March 8.-The Massachusetts
reform club gave dinner last night and
had among the guests David Dudley
Field, George o. Shattuck, David e.
Ware and others. Field was the priuci-
pal speaker He said there were six
problems before the American people
Honest government, woman suffrage, the
negro race the right of labor, the govern
ment OF cities and the government Of cor
porations. The first named problem was
then discussed by the speaker.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-03-10

Moscow, March ga CHASTITY trag dy
has come to light 10 this city. A pare
was left at the residence of Prince Dolor-
okof, which upon examination was found
to contain the head of woman. With
the parcel was an anonymous note say
Jog: This is our first exploit. We
will soou out-do Jack the Ripper. 1t
is believed the woman was killed for be.
traying the nihiiists.
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SEMINARY GIRLs.
How They Ayenge Accusations.

CULPEPPER, c. e., Va. March S.-A
sensational story is in circulation 10 regard
tomatters OF recent occurrence at young
ladies' seminary in this place. One of
of the girls accused another OF stealing
q dollar which the accused Indignantly
denied. During the night the accused
girl with some OF her chums went to the
room OF the girl who made the accuse
tIon and demanded an apology, which
was refused, whereupon the girl whose
character had been impeached, aided by
her friends, seized the offender, gagged
and whipped her, and administered a
ccas Of shoe polish to her body. All the
girls engaged in the escapads are
daughters Of highly respectable people
and the affair has created intense ex-
citement.
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CHICAGO, March S.--The Rock Island
has given notice that beginning Monday
the 10th instant, the passenger rate from
Kansas City to Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo will be ten dollars. This is
TO meet TIE Missouri Pacific cut. Other
roads will follow suit. This makes the
rate from Chicago to Denver $lS and SIS,
first and second classes.
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CRAxRD BT DRINK.


CHICAGO, March S.--The most seusa-
sional shooting ARRAY which has occurred
10 this city for long time took place last
night, Patrick Grove being the principal.
He succeeded in woundlng a woman
slightly and two officers and citizen
badly. One Of the officers will probably
die. Grove came here from Omaha o
short time ago and has been working in Q
packing house. Last night he wound up
| o protrscted spree in disreputable house
on Clark street. Iu the afternoon he de-
manded, at the point of revolver, from
Annie Hall, in whose company he was,
her jewels valued at 81, 500 which he had.
Toe woman screamed and Grove fired,
the bullet entering the fieshy part of her
arm. Grove seized the jewelry and
rushed towards the street. At the door
he was met by colored woman whom
he knocked senseless with the butt of his
revolver. He got away for the time be-
ing, and later in the afternoon he pswned
the diamonds. Officer Lenville, who had
been watching for him, met him at the
door of the shop, aud attempted to ar
rest him but was instantly shot down,
the bullet passing through his face and
cutting his tongue in two. Grove ran
down town followed by hundreds of
citizens. Officer Briscoe located him
several blocks down and attempted with
a drawn revolver to stop the flying man,
but Grove promptly planted bullet 10
Briscoe's breast and kept on. Soon after
he turned and discharged the last cart
ridge at his pursuers. the bullet striking
G.. f. Cole in the arm. At last Grove
was cornered in blind alley, but kept
the crowd at bay with his empty re-
volver. until two detectives stole march
on him, knocked him down and hand
cuffsd him. Fully a thousand people
followed the trio to the station. yelling
''ynch him, " but the detectives landed
him safely behind the bare.
Grove is supposed to have been crazy
from drink. According TO his own story
he is of respectable family. He worked
in an Omaha packing house before com
ing here. Grove is native of Daven-
port, Iowa. where his wife is at present.
His mother resides at West Side, Iowa.
and Magistrate King. OF Omaha. is his
brother-in-law.
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fw REPAIRING, In the Sadd ., Harness srd
Boot Departments, prom tly attended 70, az
prices 30 suit the times. ..
do II N. b. eIAONINN
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DR. A. N. ALLEN,
WRsgDRST DEsTHsr.
srDRssr Al, OPERATIONS skilifully performed
Omees Above Postofnee, In building
srmerIy ocenpied by DR.. Holden
wrnxsuccA. NEVADA.
jaa.1s-H.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

WY f BOWEN.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
AND
DEPUTY US. MINERAL SURVBfoh'
All work promptly attended to.
MAPS of County or Township furnished a. reason
able rates.
omoa In the Csurthcuse.
wuExuocA, FKv. 4
rsisoOs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-03-10

When you need alnmild laxative you shou
have medicine that will act on the liver and
kidneys as well as the bowels. Beggs' Vegetable
Liver Pills are prepared expressly for this pur.
pose. Insist on getting them, as they have
superior ard few equals. At Eagle Drug store.
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The Tich borne Claimant.

LoNDoE,i March 9.-ArthuT Ortor,
who became we'll known as the Tichborne
claimsnt, announces that he will contest
the seat 10 the House Of Commons fer
Stoke-upon-Trent made vacant by the
resignation OF William LsathAm Bright,
home suler. He will run as o home
ruler.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-03-10
BOOTS Made to Order I

For all prices, from ell 20 $40 pair Boots
the best brands sold as cheap 10 anywhere on
the Pacific Slope.
syr Agent for BrewsteIs u ein Holders,
which 40 carriage or wagon sho I'D be without.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-03-10

CHICAGO, March 8.-The conference
at Emanuel: Evangelical Oh. E rendered
the following verdict : Bishop
Bowman: Charges "A, Bow
man found guilty and sed from
othce as bishop and the stry until
the next general confere, The charge
OF "unchristian cond isisted of
numerous alleged scan assertions
against fellow minist Numerous
charges of unbecoming gusgs were
also made. ons charge on she latter
ground was that he stigmatized the
action OF certain conference as "a
scheme conceived in hell and brought
forth in iniquity."
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THE CELEBRATED
ROCKINGHAM & NECHT,
BOOTS AND SHOES, and
LANES MEANS SHOES.

The Celebrated LANsrRY SHoRs, and other styles
at the lowest prices. Also on hand good
stock Of
rINr CUTLERY AND GENERAL NOTIONS
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

The Indians believe that II the stiffness
over the waters q a lake be broken bv
snv careless word the spirits ~ the place
viii be offended. In the davs of the
early settlers. we are told. a white wornsn
had occasion 10 cross Lake Saratoga. and
the Indians. who were to row her across.
warned her of the danger that one rash
word might bring; bat of course. being
a white weman. she was superior % All
such s'lperstitious notions
Tt was calm. ciOudless dav. and the
canoe sped Ike sB arrow across the
smooth waters. Suddenly. WREN in the
middle - the lake. the strong minded
woman determined % prove - these
simple folk the foilv q their belief. So
she lifted up ser roica in a Mid CT thst
woke every echo ~ tho hills
The Indians were 81 ed with cousferns-
tiCn. They uttered 70 word. but. strain
ing every nerve. rowei cn iu frevninE z
silence. They reached ths shore iu
safety snd the ~amau trium phed but
the MchawE chief l'cxed upon ber n
scorn The Crest spsrfr "a n,srrif1l. %
he SAID hs saoss thsf ne vh5As -
mar esnnct ho4d her peace. - o'sss's .
ConPsnson-