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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
6o-62 West 23d st.
THE LUCK OF Il SIOWAWAY.
Started for Brazil Hidden II u Casks aAd
Came Back a Very kIch Mas.

From Le Chica0o LIdtiv Netos.
Eduard b. Kneese. a commercial king Of San
fn%e aouse las. ap W hs ssts as
as ! pT Thy s AS ssy .! he
preserved; middle-asel man. He said he had i
travelled thousands OF miles to see again the s
Taisijysono years s T he began a., u en- :
co. ton merchant. but nm ardent Abolitionist;
When entered college l fell in with 9 ovid
buse dU with The spirit that governed my com
SSsssen. troop vi sIs Tsst Il ,a MY solls re
beginning Of the trouble with my family.
Father, mother. brothers. and sisters all ex.
at the woman beside him. whose eyes filed
with tears at. the remembrance. turned
against me. and even my letters were returned
Near the close q the war was taken Sris ,
onsr and was confined seven months; ~, When zen
streets Of baltimore without 4 cent q money
or friend to whom | could 60. For three
erners were not wanted. ami was thrust
from every ones door. ! was none too strong.
Vessel bonnd for Bqssi and secree2 nyse
in cask about one;thi,d full of water h.dGy
es Rs sa fHe c oRs
me brutally. for the skipper was Northerner.
and had no sympathy with Southern stow
Upon arriving at Brazil started in to make
my fortune. resolved to stay there until was
wealthy. Naturally. had severe time. as
was unaoquai nted with the people, the Gus
toms or the language OF the country: but at
last an old English carpenter gave mo a place
to work. and from then on had much easier
time l spent few years with tho English.
man. and then. having some money saved up,
patented q machine for coffee cleaning that I
had invented ind started for tho interior to sell
1t. / got up into the diamond country. and
while there, ! had an adventure that nearly
cost me my life.
Twas putting up a machine for planter
upon the banks Of q little stream. and while
not busy wandered down tho brook and gath
cred up 5, Zones; An old negress who waited
upon me saw the specimens in my loom and
presented me with three pieces OF beautiful
crystal. left there q few days later failed to
pack all OF the specimens. leaving ono OF tho
crystals in my room. The planter discovered
it and thought 1t was a diamond. and the
negress confirmed his suspicious by say
more The planter thought had a priceless
to escape with 1t. Consequently he notfied
the police and searchers were sent out all over
the country. A. reward Was offered for me.
dead or alive. As it happened. was hunting
in the forest. and beard nothing OF it until d
week later whom / returned to the city. when o
policeman ordered me to throw up my hands.
bullet whiZzsd by my ear The next instant,
and obeyed and gave myself I'D. OF course
was cleared. aud the planter made ali sorts OF
apologies
-, love the land have adopted" concluded
return, to Brazil alter short visi. with my
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
ARTESIdN IRRIGATION.
What Ono Big Well Couli he In En-
tlrely Rainiess Region.

Everybody in Fort Worth is now talking
about the big outflow OF water from the newly
bored natatorium artesian well in Fort Worth.
and not u few persons have asked how much
!and II would irriRato. supposing the region TO
20 entire rainless. leaving the outflow from
the we'll the sole dependence.
The well Is bigger thing, SO far as relates
you'd 30 aHt to suppose. According to Fro. Pro-.
IL. Reynolds. III. D.. ,lrs!-class authority.
water hl!ing q one-inch pipe. and flowing
through 1t ut tho speed OF four miles an hour.
would cover one acre ofland to the depth Of one
inch In twsnty-four hours. This would be ample
water supply to crops for one week. OF course.
the water would not be thrown one inch deep
to have SO covered It would be run int ditehss
the roots of plants from the sides OF tho
bitches. BY dividing tho field into seven plats
and watering each plat every twenty-four
hours. a ons-inch flow would completely irr-
gate seven acres OF lind.
The notatorlum well under pressure sufficient
to flow four miles an hour. would about I'll u
ionr-inch pipe; that is. ,pipe with four-inch
but Wei! make our calculations on four inches.
Such flow. according to DR.. Reynolds. would
cover sixteen Scres OF land 10 the depth OF one
lnch-the requirement. In complete irrigation.
Divide the farm In ses IN plats. az in the first
estimation. and we have II that the natatorium
well would supply ample water for thoroughly
irrlg9tinR I " ncres. BY storing the water In
ground only when needed on account OF rain
deficiency. II might be made to irrigate near
double that acreage. This. II seems to us.
ought TO solve the problem as to whether or not
II Is possible TO irrigate in the Fort Worth-
Waco artesian area by means of artesian wells,
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From. the Chicago DIHy Tritun..


Before you coldy reject me. Laura Ka-
Jones" said the excited young man. getting on
Grand-stand crank shouting to old Gin Carroll
to pound out another tn ee- bsser. l want you
TO n near What ss fhays TO- say cat can look It
yidual on he footstool has right to aspire to
the fairest and best Of earths Possessions.
,hs same fostsrins care on, the .cockie.
equal Why shouldn't dare 10 lit my eyes TO
you am as good . man ss George Fsrgu.
yon tRonssudth part as veil s ssfadGy e Love
George Ferguson, auyhowl Why should bs
afraid TO rush In. where George Ferguson
guson any bettsr than@" N'''S' f''-
-, MI; HHnkinson." interpossd the, young
moment. Laura? I'll listen an hour.
month a."
MIA MIA R Ro;nsst will DO Mi Hankinsop" said
simply taking through your hat"
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4 MISSOURI WOLF HUNT
Sixteen GRAY Yeipers surrsnnAed snd
KILLED Win HALVES ana Clubs.

KILLED Win HALVES ana Cuba.
From me fort worfh Gazette.
ROSTER Mo. Aug. 22.-For several years tho
farmers OF this part OF Bates county have
joined with those of Cass county In an annua'
wolf hunt. The rocky woods and hills along
the head waters OF Blacks Creek and Grand
River are favorite haunts Of band of big lin
Dor wolves which cause much damage to farm
s sss ssn nnd aS hse ah
and the Hsv Gstsrminaticn to weed out the pests
come upon the iarmSrs, e N ''ar about INC
Erandsr scale than ever before. and on tho fol;
gSsrsst. ME Hor 70 tho nj detas We're
ins p1rpnr Of shs 18th Was dscided to
divide the. men into four companies nni mako
common centre. so that ni tho wolves in the
country nigh. be 60, i5t9 or . sma bnn5 y
ths wnolc aar Sas eed af rse
Edward Lmpus. who lost two, children bv
tho b5ues 1--WE years as 2. TN country nnn r,
the toughest bits in the state. being eompo,:d
OF heavy timber and rocks In which therc Is
baths through the hills ,tio 90 had that II is
difficult for hSr,ea to Es b asas "a and Tas
the hunt on foot. heretofore the hunt hns In
vartRbly been made entirely q n hoTsethrk win
got away. Tho mon were to n Oct at kosicr IN
tho evening OF the 18th. SO as to DO ready Tor
an early start next NJ o ming.
sembled at this place: al told. men and bows
They we're diyided into ioIr companies OF
sixty men each under old hunters, and the
reach the centre about the same time. All fire.
arms wore barred for there vas too much
danger. of shooting each other In the excite
armed with club and knife ant It was eXp"ct-
cd that slaughter would be made at close
quarters. The signal was to be given ny tho
whsh whs to IN Ann e, 1h the
AZ O'Clock tho stnrt was made. and tho
took nosson read Ib9 for hs
which was heard at 10 o'clock When tho
different companies approached the centre
close enough to SEQ each othor they spread out
whore they knew the wolves had their dens.
The horses were placed in car" OF boys.
and the men began TO work their way down
down DOWN. until aI t6e men were able to nsnEs Close
The nr.t wolf mad break directly for
man who was little nervous and would have
little late conf ing In time to got the nnimal.
Soon the men had all they could do in driving
the wolves from place to place. The animals
they dashed from one side of tho circle to the
other It looked rs II the woods were 1ull Of tho
big gray brutes. IT. was not long until tie
their pursuers.. James Cahill md Joseph
Hodges received severe bites. but they finished
the animals. and the result OF the hunt was
ception OF one big fellow that made a dash for
liberty which was successful.
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AND Nov SIZE IS C0MFonrAs1E
Devices OF Tidy Typewriter Girl 70,
Making Lie Better Worth Living.

From the CHICAGO Daf,v Tribune
she T. a brisk little Typewriter in down.
from strong. yet she seems to stand her work
m Ths o, better S than many more robust girls
managed g Keen 50 rosy and ehssriul" 10" BIO
l:s * sss EsSs
, ga on y; 80 e. careful! aboss
len cape to throw about my shoulders II feel
chilly, ! wear thick soled common sense
tality to wear them In tho house ali day. SO
chang them for slippers as soon as reach
~ my desk les. meyer take cold for am used to
stead Of q tiRht-iltting sac1ue.
see the elbows look thresdbare u SO e'i' wsap
some black silk sleeves that reach to the
elbows; A black alpaca apron protects the
~ II am never worried Il a sudden storm
rubSers COST sr.at Snd
to ouy the TYP s . and cspt express tho
ea sss. ssm sso 81 e..u
eo%eis. S;S1 SOAP 4ailbrnsh little mirror.
Saze ana t q Ssse hs,i o1
o,o, One e aIrsy. lifhls to tear Or r!c ones
needles. and several coors Of thread. II want
70 nI take So stitch IL time and so save taking
uine ~ uOn1o II nlRnL.
There is one thing moro and don't you
jar OF beef extract: l got faInt. sometimes In
the middle OF the forenoon. and then 1t takes
and am fresh and ready for work sgain."
A., But where DO you keep gil these things
looking glass ?" asked the woman. AN WV
There Is q little closet 10 the oif1ee whore I
hang my coat and hat. I bought two iron
shelf for me. hung my mirror on the inside
81 the door, put my traps on the shelf and am
big enough to hold chair for mo to sit on
while take oh or put on my shoes. There
was only little forethought needed. and now
T,itsr aided as she waved her parasol at Q
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TWO SKELETONS IN A SHAFT
A Discovery That Seems 60 Clear Up
Mystery of Ten Years AGO.


Mystery Of Ten Years AGO.
From the Fort Worth Gazette.
SOUTHWEST CRY. NO.. Aug 27.-What for
ten years has been mystery in this section OF
the state has been unraveiod and the result
OF q murder unearthed. Ono mile west OF
town is an old abandoned shaft which was
sunk many years ago In search Of lead or zinc
sFS T I'M sr Ssns sunk T. drph
test. AZ It was perfectly dry 1t was 81 NO ben
eft aud fence WAS built around II to Keep
grown with weeds and brush that It was rarely
thought Of or noticed Last week soma boys who
would b. iun to 70 down the old shaft: and
they got rope and made their preparations
SI enc 4 .ss
brightly all the way t. the bottom. showing that
there were no poisonous gases 10 the hole; ana
number sW 10 the bottom. He ut once began call
reached the Ties surface was pale with fright and
said tgers were two skeletons lying IN the Dot
None OF the other boys would go down. and
they came to town aud told their story a
party Of men went to the place and one went
10 the bottom. He soon called Tor those above
il contained the Ok eieions o! two persons. The
to tue local doctor. who declared them to have
ss 70 sna SHr a beSn
into the shalt On the back OF each 81 ull was
crushed place of the same size as II they had
been hit with u hluIt instrument No o.her
marks wero found that would indicate that
they had received more than ono blow eacn.
which was prob bly, the result OF the fall to
the bottom OF the shaft:
1t was some time before any clue could be
had to the probable identity OF the man and
woman. but an old resident 4t last sid hat NJ
years ago man and woman had mysteriou.ly
disappeared from town and no one had ever
heard from them since that time John Bridges
and Mary Anderson were engaged 10 be mar
Red and AS there wns nothing against either
OF them the match was considered good one:
carried out The parents OF both wore friendly;
and the young man was steady and good
worker. There was another young man in the
place by the name OF Willis Carr who aspired
10 the hand Of May: but he received no en-.
OF Bridges, and the two men had fight; In
which bridges came out second best. This
seemed to take oil tho nrimo.ity from Carr.
and he made friends with Bridges
Things. went smoothly until abou. three
weeks before The day set Tor the Wedding. when
together out along u country road leading from
town. This was the last ever seen OF them
The whole country was secured for them. and
search parties were ont for days. until ut last
and run mn III to get married, and would come
examir alton showed that tho fence and brush
and weeds had not been disturbed. and 1t was
considered an possibilit Tor them to have
fallen in without having loft some sign.
old man that these were tho remains OF the
who threw the bodies In the shaft and COW
cred UP all traces OF disturbance at the mouth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
The Drop Test for Car Wheels.
From N, Piftsburuh Dispa;ch

Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
begun to put its cast-iron car wheels to a
very severe test. For each fifty wheels which
have been shipped or are ready to ship. one
wheel shall be taken mt random by the rail.
road company's transformation at tho rail-
road Company's shops or at the wheel manu-
the following test: Tho wheel shall be placed
fanae downward on au anvil block weighing
loo pounds set on rubble masonry 2 feet
than s inches Wide for the wheel to rest upon.
1t shall be struck centrally on the hub by Q
II feet
Should the, wheel break In two or more pieces
resented b.. 1t Will be reiected II, however. tho
wheel stands eight blows without breaking in
two or more pieces the flitv wheels will DO
by the manufacturer in addition to the flfty
wheels ordered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
SHE CARRIED THE CHALLENGE
= New Orleans Mothers Share la . Duel
That DIdn't Come On.

FIRM the Ne,o orleans Times, Democrdt
party Of OLD timers Were YESTERDAY n as
frict Court. di-cussing!6e halcyon Happenings
81 ante-bsllum days: Tho topic OF discussion
from cont, contrast Of The Galantries and suayi-
Snt. grAdually drilted into the topic Of duel
ling. Many good 8 cries were toll. when Judge
jet into . channel in which he stood pre-
"iHH Have you o1n ever heard OF o duel between
men ~ which woman acted a. one OF the
the JaE and
s VIII f Sss.. knew all tn. partl.. 1nt..
Ms%In one RS & 'no si x S.s
b took every ,opportunity of aneering him.
Never sufficiently to give JACQUES casus belli.
bore i a we'll as he could nns
one day. when hntatole had made himself more
than usually disagreeable. jacques saw spfli
cient cause for tight and forthwith chai-
81 re % BossSet tamil and REUSED to isht
s6st i HEM came Of i would xiii 'hst isdy.
WIZ the tcars IN his ssss and said id 0t her.
IN .ther, you h9,s been the cause Of great
ea ARE h1 III.
s g. sGa. boz answered. biz mo,hs% SGn wo aIH
do You want to fielt this man , said Mrs. De
Bossuet Il do said Jacques: 1T Is the desire
OF my Me- Il will take the challenge myself
And Ishe I'D. She took It with her own
hands. She handed it to Anatole. He pro-
Essteu: she in listed She tainted him With
eowaIdlcs. He blanched. He saw that she
vas desperately IL earnest and he loft the
the city .anh never returned. jacques was
forever rid OF his cowardy enemy. That Is
city where gentlewaman brought challenge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
OWE MtLLION IN A LUMP.
Tho Luck OF Miner Swickheimer after
Years OF Hope Deferred.
From TIE Boston Daily ldr.r,t.er

nf .rx
Y.a.. cr NJ. m.s..s
Tho state Nationa, g nan. 1% 81 nanvo
q, 600 600 A., , -, n ,oI p"'u
49, nsS,I IN Jump lately TO David swick hei.
Incredible story Of how a Door man in seyon
ysars tbroneh shr,wdn,ss and n"sa.na. sv,o"
So"io' through shrewuhess anu perseverance,
succeeded In securing to himself this and q
still laraer sum Of monev
ABOUT seven years ago David Swickheimor
took his wife to the little mining town OF Rico
tho State of Colorado. almost on tho border
nn n.e y, NOW Mex s ana hrizona hers ne
by tho miners Tie Isin sn wa" hopov.r '' vas
no. VERY protabe anu
ready look King around for pasturss new Wien
Msm ias time poor named
as
ensr ia anu c Tns aay B4Fi p asksd me SAIGON
sum to M, iit OK tunna w n.a ibs ria
eSmp ,y and days we're spsn in taking
pi9s. men in that part Of tho county sw ,Ee
"g Hn1sk kneW MS, s"mSthlng nDont minanG
swictS"Eraa' after s Sxamin,ns me mine careiny
With Barlow and ho took half interest in the
Dnnana u a. i y, Hunu.ou uoi.nis nMu 20 70 ~
S Gan n.Sr tnis was rompeto contact vein
TTy na norpnyry ana ilnestone was struck.
stSs ton Il 81; Il; sr aql gold:
Of luck the mSss we're ia sore Hosa to dis
{Srt'o Mules o. from the rair"ad and to convey
Mounts MS in Bullock wason ss meant cost oi
redaced ta Gs W ma d aa
the the h r,i disnppSintmen. He ,od liz saloon
V9qIoS !. y ., the mine " T.. .,,.
swcSSw NEAR p WoS Tor many ;M long day Tor
s sJ !. had moi dollar lot ana BARLOW
his c ISs whII ne Mao e. PVT
three n.. hired men wee threatening all SORTS OF
th;s t ttns'r wages we're NOT lorhcomlng
patiently va!sSlns tho siorss y Ger HS ha sbssa
10 sstik b sui richer YEN OF are n order that
ees sa sS sSs
f o na 70 90 Iumped OUTSIDE Inc mines
hap9dling It LOFT no margin of profit. Mrs;
stew Snn 9%r ay sho apd
W. isstaos UNA; dsaSSsss srils q ssS sn'
SnSr, the cirsnms,anses have induced their
and settle down to some u1 Slow but su lUaS Sus
less .ntsrprIse: Mt 50 with Mrs. swickhsimsr.
she handed her winnings to Mr. Swiekheimer
ors dums ali e,
nents aoout inc Same srnae OF vaiues. not Det-
Der nor worse. and the vein continued strong
Sna wei uenhed. Nntwitnstan1lng this II was
Sover OF SUN Ima,ity tnaL IL c9nu 20 Trans.
po.t9d 70 the ralroau ana reduced with o
pf2Et ooo
Inc So.opo soon give out ana tne miners up
fhared De again at the spd OF their ,n
S nat oe.tsr results wn.la 20 optaiheo tnsy
tsSS1S 3SSrtain II unez couia Only noiu cur. me
o!p help refused 10 work longer. 70 three
Ssner hlrsd men VINO were Wiling 70 work ono
nnIuus tm.s Pay ga ro ns were
E nu tme iatters VIE had oeiun 70 rue havine
sn nv!na her so.ooy mug tne no
oth"r anS III au P tho euvVuraEea IhTn
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From the Atlanta Constitntio,

TTHW tNf COHVWNN0H,
EASTMAN. Ga, Aug. 3O.-A small negro boy,
who was playing in he woods with some com.
panions. near Pine Forest, was bitten BY O rat
tlesnake. The poison spread rapidly through
the system OF the boy. his body began to swell,
he lost the power OF sight. and death was evil
IDENTITY approaching Mr.. Levi Dunn who hap.
Dened to be near. was attracted BY the cries Of
The boy by this time WAS In the last staQes.
Mr.. Dunn. having heard 81 the curative powers
OF q small weed that he observed growing near.
gathered a handful. and forcing 1t into the
mouth Of thu negro. ordered him to chew It,
he obeyed. The effect was almost instsn tane-
Gus. the swelling disappeared. and in short
time tn" boy was out OF danger. He 10 now at
work aud ull right.
The name 81 the weed used is "snakeweod."
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A SICK HEAD,

q faint feeling. bad taste 10 tho mouth lack
OF appetite. despondenoy, irritability all arise
from disordered stomach. A liltlo Carlsbad
sprudel Salt will correct those troubles and
prevent them In the future. Be sure and
secure only the genuine.
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Bees Took Possession OF the House.
From The IhicdQO DltlH Lntsf. Oc.dn

HANOVER Ind. fspt This afternoon
while Mrs. Charles Logan was putting UP
peach Jelly in her kitchen assisted by y ser
open door from the west driving the family
from the house and settling upon the rams
con aiming the Jelly. Two OF Mira Logans
children were frightfully stung. aud the lady
and her servant saved themselyes from seri-
throWnr them ABOUT thsr heads The s suf sna
ings OF the little ones we're quickly relieved BY
the prompt application OF ammonia The
two hours, were finally expelled BY burning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
Withdrawal Of Trains Betweeu New York
md Long Branch Via Peunsyiyania

The Pennsyivania Railroad Company announces that
aud after sept trains leaving NsE York for Long
7iln A NJ. and $50 +. week days and fer Long
branch and Point Pleasant at $40 A. NJ, sundays. win
PleassDssa'l A. NJ Lang Branca s6s 4. ~, and those
Branch 4it r. NJ and Toms RIVER :3a Point !leasait
$50 Long Branch g,t5 p N week days, And the sun
dsS srSin leaving FONT Pleasant 6:s5, Long Branch
p2op. N. Will also be discontinued.
On and AFTER Sept the through for Beach Haven
nov leaving New feIk AZ $50 4. ", week asys. viii
10 dncopIinued.-Adp
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Natural Razor StrOps.
E'rns,1 fhs rJorldn Tim, O. Irnsou
SAN FRAKciScO, GAL.
'nWeWfe ~ "fW YORK. N. "

There are now. blooming In st. Augustine
sixteen plants OF the agave Victoria reg ma
fury plant A towering column rises ont Il
the centre y ant 10 the Insight of sixty feet
as worthless, for the reason that. as II thing
OF beauty, 1t has no further charms for thN
eye. Yet many thousands Of tn. shaving o, o.
pie OF the Old World utilize this shat
They make use Of IT us razor stror Mr.
Chambers. auditor OF the East Coast Hallway
It. shows not the slightest detect from u.s.
The strop is made BY taking the shaft of TIE
ngave and cutting it into lengths of twelve
inches. These are split I'M o four or us many
quarters as 20 sible. allowing to each piece
to present a surface Of not less than one inch
on which to strop razor. The heart harden-
In time ana presents fine. soft. and naturally
fabricated surface for stroppinR razor.
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Told by u Georgia Editor.
From The BIfnsridge Globe.

ITIW NC UIIHTFdJe TWUe,
He walked ~ and put down dollar. . silver
dollar. that clanked like q carriage wheel In
the stiffness OF the sanctum. Said ho:
There. take it and credit my subscription
"What's the matter ?" We said.
-Wsll." said he, last week WAS fishing ont
on Spring Greek: u thunder storm came up.
and I r IN and y, thundered and lightning
low log to escape it. The rain made the log
swell up until 1 was fastened IN and nearly
squeezed to death. began to think OF all my
sins and to. repent. Suddenly remembered
that my subscription to the Globe was not set
able to back right out of the log at oncel"
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FTON Wt IHNIWI NeTdId.
:, One day last week Will Lemon. while riding
the range on the upper Wsnas. encountered a
very handy with tho lariat. and he soon had
the rope around bruin. and. with true cowboy
saddle. he quickly had the bear on h 8 feet and
dragging over the ground. Then. lashing him
to tres. no despatched him with stones.
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she Was There.

Prom the Indianapolis Sentinel
AURORA. Aug, 2o-George. Murdoch. prom
husband is a machinist and away from nome.
note to meet mo at the corner OF Fourth
and Main at o'clock to night"
Tho n''ts was sent by her little daughter, and
she became indignant. She laid tho mater
before number OF friends. and meeting was
arranged.
Mrs Smith procured a heavy whip and. 10
comrani.d by her brothers wife. repaired to
the trysting place. Before her she saw MUIR
dock, and after lbs greeting she told him that
he was mistake in the woman.
she then piled the whip. the irst stroke fall
ing on his face and head The indignant
woman laid OF. the whip until her strsnRth
gave way, and Murdoch came out OF the fray 8
badly used-up man.
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MIR. Joseph Stevens. one OF Oxford's most
spcSsssiI farmers nnH has SOW and four well,
the limbs Of the trees are Guits low and
laden with apples. The old SOW would spring
up and catch a limb and shske H. thus
bringin. Town the apples which she and
her family quickly devoured. After getting
climbed ON the mothers back and reached
q higher limb. which she shook vigorously,
bninkinR down fresh supply Of fruit. This
was seen by II witness.