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on the short rations had been able to bring
We started back TO Peach Springs and
arrived after a tiresome but uneventful
walk, marked only by Shadows first intro
duction to rattleSnake. In all our trip
together it had been weather too wintry for
the snakes to emerge from their holes; but
in this tropical valley We found very large
one thst day. Shadows fearlessness in
''tackling" any and all foes had been sheer
impudent ignorance; and was glad to find
that there was one creature which he in
stinctively feared. His whole back was
a-bristle, and his growls were fairly start
ling in their unaccustomed intensity, but he
could not be persuaded to come near that
ugly coil even when the snake was killed.
Along here we became acquainted with
race of filthy and unpleasant Indians who
were in worldwide contrast with the admir-
able Pueblos of New Mexico. These unat-
tractive aborigines, ragged, unwashed,
vile, and repulsive-faced were the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-16
A TERRIBLE AFRICAN ANT.
The Bashikousy, a Most Voracious Creature
Which Eats Its Prey Immediately.
New York Advertiser.J

The Bashikouay, a Most voracious Creature
Which Eats Its Prey Immediately.
New York Advertiser.l
There are great many species Of ants In
Africa, some of which are found in vast
numbers. The most remarkable and most
dreaded of all is the bashikouay, and is a
most voracious creature, which carries
nothing away, but eats its prey on the spot.
1t is the dread of all living animals of the
forest-the elephant, the leopard, the goril-
la, and all the insect world-the man him
self is compelled to flee before the advance
of these marauders or to protect himself by
fire and boiling water. 1t is the habit of
the bashikouays to march through the forest
in O long, regular line, about two inches
broad or more, and often miles in length.
All along the line large ants, who act as
officers, stand outside the ranks and keep
the regular army in order. If they come to
a place where there are no trees to shelter
them from the sun, the heat of which they
cannot bear, they Immediately burrow under
ground and form tunnels. 1t often takes
more than u hours for one of these armies
to pass
When they grow hungry, at q certain
command, which seems to take place all
along the line at the same time, the long
file spreads itself through the forest in
front line and attacks and deVours all it
overtakes with fury that is quite irresisti-
BILE. ALI the other living inhabitants of the
forest fee before it. Their advent is known
beforehand; the still forest becomes alive
with the trampling of the elephant, the
flight of the antelope or of the gazelle, of
the leopard, of snakes, all the living world,
in the same direction where the other ami
mails are fleeing away.
Their manner of attack is an impetuous
leap. Instantly the strong pincers are
fastened, end they only let 60 when the
piece gives away. They even ascend to the
seems to be animated by kind ef fury.
Sometimes men condemned tS death are
made fast to tree, and if an army of hun
cry bashikouays passes, in short time only
care skeletons remain to tell the tale.
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moment the two brothers were changed in
to rocky peaks, and Urlanda became foam
ing waterfall, which plunged between them.
The countess, who was overcome with grief,
threw herself on the ground and was
changed into soft moss, which crept loV-
ingly over the rocks.
These two moss-oovered peaks, and the
roaring waterfall can still be seen by travel
ers; but the old castle has long since fallen
into decay. PAYsIH
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1679-woRD-BUnDINa

l. Join "a fairy" "a small quantity" and
ca pool or collection OF water" and make "a
frightful apparition."
q Join "a leaf of gold or silver'' and "a
girls name" and make "a woman fabled to
have been made by Vulcan, and upon whom
all the gods and goddesses bestowed gifts to
make her more complete"
s. Join "an injury" "a personal pronoun," !"
and "wealth," and make "a plant bearing a
yellow ilower."
NAL" ''a snout,' and "a serpent" and make
ga fiat-headed adder"
3. Join "courtship," "insfde," useless"
ana "a n nnstv % sDd aa m oe
violet" MORNING GLORY.
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cannon ever made could not throw missile
from brink to opposite brink in many
places, ribbed with hundreds Of side canons
--hich would be wonders anywhere else, Its
ra,chiess raIls carved by the eternal river
into myriad towering sculptures-lnto
Gomcs, castles, towers pinnacles, columns,
Spires-whose material here is sandstone,
.here volcanic rock, yonder limestone, and
a-ain bewiIdering marble-threaded by the
greatest stream in half a continent, viii ch
looks q mere steel rib bon at the bottom of
e-., iuconceivable gorge, the Grand Canon
.r Colorado is tha: of which there is no
sch tLing as description. Even the pres
rrr eve can not fully comprehend it; and
-uecugs away from the dazing view crowded
u-a1 wi-a thoughts and feelings which
grew and swell within, and bec3me more
VIVID instead Of fainter as time goes by.
LEAP FOR LIFE
The descent was ten times worse than the
escaat-laore difficult, more dangerous, and
more painful. Once backed over a little
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-16
1674-TRANSPOSITION.

1674-TRANSPOSITIOE
Who leads the fight for '92?
a score of voices answer I;"
Each man is noble, tried and true,
With ready hand to dare and do
Aught ut his cherished country's cry.
Mckinley, Sherman, Reed and Blaine,
Gresham and first ERE in the race;
Harrison, two, is in again,
Lincoln would take 1t, too, tits platnj
Each is good man for the placa-
Opposing, the list is not so last:
Cleveland and his successor, Hill
One of these two will hold it fast
And when election day is past,
Who is the man the place to fIls
This is matter to interest oil,
Who is the man to get our votesf
He who obeys his countpy's CALI
Seeks the people to disenthrall;
Sees that our starry flag still floats.
II. O. BURaER.
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SOME ENIGMATICAL NUTS.

Puzzles for the Little Folks That VIII Keep
Their Brains Busy for Most of the Week
if They Solve Them Correctiy-Home
Amusements.
Address communication, for this depdrt'ne~
to E. r. CHADBoURN, Le,ciSton, Maine.
1673-TWO PROVERBS.
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would have rolled me half mile-unless
one Of those yiciouS-pointed jags below had
f..rTad IRE long enough to cut me in twain
and with M feet hanging over the brink
81 ihc cleft. Shadow had found an easy way
pld ipilea me in a moment. Of course, the
law fall was unspeakable torture to the
t-a,cu urn and for some hours 1 lay there
sck and faint in the blistering sun before
-Aerc was strength in me 10 continue the
descent You mag be very sure that I
DaCEad over no more Iedges without a very
jail knowledge of how the bottom was to be
reached aud that it was great relief to
1ana again in the fantastic wash of Dia-
- 0nu cTgci-.
THE DOGS FEAR OF a RATTLER.
when we had done so much exploring as
sss possible IN my crippled condition and
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16S0-ENIGMA.
What is It that relieves my mind

What is 1t that relieves my mind
or worrying cares and thoughts unRind,
And to the present makes US blind?
What is it that we all should bless
For hiding from our brain distress,
And making sorrows thought of less2
What do we call this magic hand
That beckons US to slum6er-land-
Soothes us with its mesmeric wand?
What charms the ills of life away
And hold US in enchantment's sway,
Invites us in fair fields to stray?
We all have felt this subtle power,
1t makes our cheeks bloom like a flower
And hides from US the darkest hour.
BILL
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16S1-HOUR GLASS.

!, Destitute of q cover. Q. A postoffice of
Franklin county, Massachusetts 3. Muscles
which tend to strengthen any part of the
body. l. Those who hold to mysticism. g.
Baryta. 6. a river Of Switzerland, les miles
long. (Web.) 7. In newspaper. 8. Haughti-
ness g. Son of Zophah. (Bible.) 10. Spots.
Il Lays aside an old coat as preliminary
to taking new one. T. Orthoclase. Is.
Generalized.
Centrals, top to bottom: Discrepancies.
DidgordLs, left to right down, and left to
right up. Free from perplexing connection
POSTMASTER,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-16
1678-CHARADE

An honest old salt was Jack Spray
A liking he had for the sea;
He lasted high seas far away
As happy as Jack Tar could be.
II on land Jack stayed for awhilo.
Bad whisky, and gin, and such stuff
Away he would store with a smile,
Quite more, l am sure, than enough.
A total he'd have while on land,
And ardent spirits he would Quaff;
And when he first too drunk to stand
Old Bacchus he'd praise with laugh.
BILL.
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"Friendship Is tender plant,
Not tree of sturdy growth;"
"Who and what are friends" d" you ask me;
"Wherein does their friendship lie2"
With no riddle do you task me;
Why will not this rule applyP
"Those who see the good in other
Overbalance what is base:
Who their evil passions smother,
Seek each false step to retrace."
"Lies in mutual forbearance,
And in unity OF heart:
1t presents the same appearance,
See together, see apart"
Il. c. BURGER.
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1676-TRIPLE LETTER ENIGMA.

In cumming bird;r
In naughty word;"
In ''marching herd"
"Be one" said ttco
To his pal, Hugh,
"Here is the price-enough for you
(Hands out a W
''It's all you'll see,
So go your way-don't be GAssas
lfyou should wish
A trothSome dish
Ju,t get complete a little ''f1sh."
r. o. CHESTER
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A LEAP FOR LIFE ON ITS EDGE.
SHADOW SUCCUMBS TO THE STRAIN,
Hospitality Of an Irish Woman and Something About
the Water Supply Out West


SHALL not attempt
TO describe the Grand
Canon of the Colorado,
for language can not
touch that utmost won-
der of creation. There
is but one thing to say:
'nThere it is; go see it
for yourself" 1t is in
compara6ly the greas-
est abyss on earth
greatest in length,
greatest in depth,
greatest in capacity,
and infinitely the most
sublime. Hundreds Of
miles long, more than
a mile deep, so wide
that the best 10o-ton
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-16
TAKING THE INDIANS LAND.
Claims Filled on Valuable Strip Given to
the Reds by Grant.
New York Herald.1

New York Herald.l
When the Puyallup Indian reservation
was originally laid out in Washington the
Indians had no access 10 the tidewater
where they had been accustomed to fish.
President Grant issued an order making
section "a part Of the reservation. 1t is
claimed that he had no right to do so, as the
land is subject to homestead entry:
Four claims have been fled III the Seattle
Land Ofic on that part of section "a which
is outside the Puyallup Indian reservation.
The property is worth s., 600 per acre, and
as the tract in question is about three-quar-
tiers of the entire section, or 4SO acres, the
amount involved is $780, 600
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-16
SHE WAS TOO PREVIOUS

PIeases the Frenchman.
La Caricature.1
La place ct les cages me won't; maintenant
Madame voudra bien me soumettre lie por-
trait de Monsieur pour savoir s'u me plaira
autant que Madame.
The translation-I am satisfied with the
place and the wages. Will Madame now be
so kind as to show me the portrait of Mon
sieur so that may see whether he suits me
as well as Madame does?
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-16
1682-CURTAILMENT.

If you one the total out
Or your bread, without doubt
twill be sour and soggy;
If you try to eat of it,
You will not be pleased bit
In. the mouth it's cloggy.
BITTER SwEEH
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Twill be worth something to be present
there,
Andlooll the gathering DER.
When Speaker Whats -His-Name is in the
chair
And Reed is on the floor,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-16
ANSWERS.

lss4-Digne, dine; Butte but; Quito, quit;
Brest, best: Amberg, amber; Caen, can;
Flint, lint Havre, have: Corea, core; Posen,
pose, Calder alder; Sofia, sofa. Anglers,
turn; Nice, Zee The deleted ietters spell
George Francis Train.
l655.--spain, pain, spin, pin, in, I, span, pan,
an, d, Spa, pa, p.
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1675-STAR

l. A letter. 2. A prefix. g. An idiot (Obs.)
4. Contention. g. To be between. G. Dying
of hunger or cold. Z. A firework. s. Heat.
9. persuader. 10. Ones who permit. II. A
pasture (Obs.) L. A diphthong. l3. A letter.
BLUE RACER.
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1677-SQUARE.

/. In reality. 2 Placed alone, (Rare). 8.
The business of catching fish. T. Facings
made of squared stones, (Arch). 8. Adheres
closely. 6. Terrestrial I. One of Homer's
poems. IOWA Box.
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WOULD MAKE SPLENDID RIOTERS.

But here and there are clogs Of dirt, bits
| of rock, pieces of shale and huge "faulty"
humps of coal. All the shale, rock and
dirt are picked from the screens by hand,
and the way they fly from these pit-brow
women's nimble fingers is a wonder. A by,
stander is in danger Of broken head; and
ore cannot help thinking what marvellous
contingent these women would make In
Belfast riot They also have In their left
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-16
1683-TRANSPOSITION,

Friendship is a tender plant,
Not a tree of sturdy growth"
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# %
S. Fl. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was ilisordercd, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and he was ter
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
BucAen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Gatawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores OH his
leg, doctors said he was incurablc. One
bottle Electric Bittcrs and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 3
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TO TIE GREAT CARNIVAL.

Unlf Fare via the Is. u U. to Cumberland
on October 9th, 9th, 7th nnd S.h.
The Grand Carnival at Cumberland,
Nd, on October 9Th, It'll and Sth has
been arranged on 4 scale which sur
passes any similarc effort cvcrmade in that
cnterprising city. For weeks elaborate
preparations for the event have been
in progress, thousands OF dollars have
been expended, and the result is pro-
gramme OF sham battles, pageants, pro-
cessions and military parades which for
three days transform the Queen City
OF the Mountains into 4 spectacle OF i'm
posing grandeur, while at night the
city will be ablaze with electrical il
Nominations and fireworks.
The programme in detail is as follows:
Tuesday, October 9Th. (AIorning)
Military Parade by Fourth Battalion OF
Baltimore, Second Battalion OF ALE
ghany and Garrett counties, and the
Allegheny Guards. (Afternoon.l Sky
Bicycle Air Ship. Sham battle between
the Fourth Battalion and Second Bat
TALON OF the Maryland National Guard.
Band concerts and band contests at
night. ~
Wednesday, October It'll. (Nlorning.)
Grand Agricultural and Trades Display,
and Exhibition OF Blooded Stock from
Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia. (Afternoon.) Grand Aquatic
Tournament on the Potomac river, in
charge OF the Famous Capt. Paul Boyn-
ton. Exhibition begins at o'clock p.
III. Interesting base ball contest at
o'clock p. m, and boat race. (Night.)
Illuminated parade OF boats on the
Potomac, together with q grand and
costly pyrotcchnic display.
Thursday, October Sth. Barnums
grand street pageant, and circus and
menagerie. etc. Balloon ascension.
10 enable all OF its patrons 20 witness
the grand spectacle the b. & 0. X. r.
has announced the low rate OF one fare
for the round trip from Baltimore,
Washington, Lexington, Va, Parkers-
burg and all intermediate stations to
Cumberland. Tickets will be sold for
all trains on October 9TH, 9th, 9TH and
Sth, good to return until October 9th,
inclusive.
For time OF trains see published sche-
dulc. For rates Of fare from your near
est station on Wednesday,, October Z,
consult appended table:
wurr:IS,; ptvrSrnr
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Catnrrh Can't BIO Cured

with'local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh
is blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you have to take in.
ternal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken informally, and acts directly on
tho blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is no Quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one Of the best ply
scians in this country for years, and is
q regular prescription. Its composed
OF the best tonics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces The
perfect combination OF the two ingredi-
ents is what produces such wonderful
results in curing ca.arrh. Send for tes-
timonials free.
FL CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by'druggists, price Toe.
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-FOUR WAYS TO CURE A COLD.

Any one OF tho four following ways Is good
Use the one that seems most agreeable and con.
venlcni, sT1
/. lathe the feet III warm wuter, take wine.
glasslnl OF rome pure stlmulnnt Cwhiskcy pro.
iernbly) IN hot water and remain In warm
room.
II. DathO the face IN very hot water frequently
ior an hour, take u little pure whisky Ia hot
water and 90 TO bed. II II well 10 remember
that the whiskoy must le pure.
III. Alter having taken wlucglassiul OF pure
wh!Skcy In hot water, snutl hot salt water up
the nob,rilS u few tines Repeat every, ihruo
hours. sassl4 i o
~. Take some nctlvG exercise In the opelphlr,
md on entering the house tnkc SolnG pufumedi.
cinnl whISkcy and then keep warm,
In using wh!skCy for curing cold or my 9th.
or purpose II should always be remembered that
any other than absolutely pure whiskcy Is harm.
full In is effects. Dully's purc Malt Is the only
reliable standard whiskcy on the market. Its
purity and value are vouChed for by tho leading
doctors and scientists Of the day. You can get
II from your druggist or grocer. Take no sub
stltute I'll
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What man or woman will deny TINT good
dinner IS Il prcscntdcl!ght Equally uudcn!ablc
is It that when well cooked meal is succeed.
ed by a fit of indigestion, rapture Is converted
into torture. Don't charge your dyspepsia to
your dinner No, my dear sir your gastric dc.
pariment was out OF order to begin with Had
you regulated .twith lioste,,cr'S Stomach BIZ.
tiers. tho cargo that you took on, board would
have been comfortably slowed awaywithoutthe
slightest Inconvenience: This Incompatible
stomGch!c entirely reforms faulty digestion. aud
regulates, besides. the liver and the bowels,
which must act tremendously with the digestive
or:an, or all three fall on: OF gear Take the
B!t;crs for kidney and rheumatic complaints
and in oil cases OF Inalarip, As tonic, appetizer
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DEIiLAIItE.
All Sorts of Locni Nows nnd Gossip from
tho Glass City.


Rodolphus Robinson, manager OF the
Crystal glass works, Bridgeport, and u
resident OF the First ward Of this city,
dropped dead yesterday morning. In
the morning he arose feeling as well Us
usual, but while seated ut the breakfast
table and in the act Of taking sip OF
coffee, he swooned and was soon dead.
Heart trouble was the cause, rs he was
subject to sinking spells. lie had re-
signed his position at the Crystal works
and was going West to manage a lac
tory. He served in the First Virginia
Cavalry, and was good soldier. lie
was about iiity-one years Of age.
The Democrats are making prepare
tons for their meeting in the First
ward this evening. Tho meeting will
DO held in Bonoystccle & BridenStcin's
ice houec and will be addressed by Hon.
S. W. Davis, Isaac ?. Myers and Hon.
Ross ]. Alexander. They have secured
q band, and will make things lively for
q while.
Every Republican should 90 and vote
this evening in City hall. The Judges
of the November election will DO there
and everybody will be instructed how
to vote.
A iull meeting OF the Bcllairc w. G.
7. U. will be held in the Christian
church this evening.
Mr.. Jacob Roitz was called to Lowell,
Ohio, yesterday afternoon by the death
of his sister.
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OPERATORS WEAKENING.

Two Thousand OF tho Miners arc Granted
Their Demand aud VIII Resume.
PirrspUn1u, Oct. Five OF tho lead.
Ing railroad coal operators in the Pitts
burgh district conceded tho demands
OF their miners today and will pay the
SIC rate. Work will resume in these
mines tomorrow, giving employment
to about 1000 men. The miners arc
jubilant over their victory.
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at tho tomb of King Victor Emanuel.
This note will hold that these disor-
lers are evidences Of the insecurity OF
tho papal position In Rome.
GERMAN CONFERENCE


i!Owmnn and Esher.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-THE German
Evangelical Conference yesterday
adopted and confirmed n report by It's
committee on the charges against
bishops Eshcr and Bowman, declaring
that the proceedings against Bishop
Bowman at Chicago and Bishop Eshcr
at Reading, Pa, were null and void and
did not affect their standing either as
bishops or ministers. Tho committee
to consider the charges against Bishop
Dubs reported in favor OF his expulsion,
but the report was reconmittcd for
amendmentin phraseology.
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:, A y, Oct. The Pope has instruct.
=. Nv we papal nuncios abroad to present
,o a sue",ltlcal note to the governments
cow co SE 1; they are accredited on tho re.
tha a. "a, disorders at Rome on account OF
A' 0lenslre action Of q French pilgrim
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TIE many remarkable cures OF catarrh
effected by the use OF Ayers Sarsapar-
lila is conclusive proof that this loath
some and dangerous disease is one OF
the blood, only needing such search
ing and powerful Alternative to thorough
" eradicate it. D&w
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HOW TO GET THEM

If you want new customers,
ask for them.
There are hundreds of people
living within a mile OF your
store that don't know there is
such a place, and they'll con-
tinue to be ignorant on the sub
jet unless you take steps to
inform them. Some of us are
too apt to think that every
body knows US. H
Now, that line of thought isa
mighty bad one for business
men. If they permit them
selves to be deceived byit, they I.
are pretty sure to "get Left
Seek publicity. Keep your
name and your stores location
constantly before the people.
Use the newspapers-theres
nothing like it.