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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

DECIDE a Abbeville, mardi lie Is
aoHt NJ. Ellie Montague, a l'3gc de
60 ans. 6 mois ct g jours.
Apres n maladie proloug6e, SEES
restes mortels furent d6poser dams lie
cimetiere catholique d'Abbeville, lie
mercredi 20 ao4t 1894, a 10 heures.
Requiescat in pace.
DECIDE a Abbeyille mardi dernier
lie % aUut, a Ia residence de Gilbert
Labauve, NJ. Zenon Ferret, age lie
70 ans
NJ. Perret etait nattf della paroisse
St. Jean-Baptiste, ct await ,demenr6
dams notre paroisse depuis 24 ans.
SEES fun6railles current lieu !nercredi
dernier au scimetiere ca.holjque
Vaudeville, lie 20 aaGt. PAX a C
cendres.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

II y a pInsieurs personnes de ma
lade dams la corporation, parmi les
quelles on GRANT que la mort en-
moissonnera. Ne serait-il pas ar.
gent de faire des efforts atm de rem
DIRE latmosphere plus sain. LIE
drainage est dune n6cessit4.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

La demaDde du bois de ~charpeute
est toujours ties active au depot de
Sokoloski a Abbeville. II arrive
chaque Jour par lie chemin de fer une
quantite de nois ct lie volume qui est
sur lie terrain ne semble pas augmen-
ter; ceci est d. au debit journalier. T..
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Charles Angeran est malade,
meme assez serieusement depuis plus
dune selnaine. II faut esperer quill
Sc retablira sou peu ct que nous lie
verrons a son poste.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Nous avons remarqu6 une activit6
dams 10 ligne l6gale depuis que la
session de Ia cour de district ap,
proche. Les litigants. en- consulta-
ton avec Ieurs conseillers Ell loi ayi.
sent Il points les plus aVantageux
a leurs causes; aussi il y a do mouve.
ment dams lie rayon on Sc ~trouvent
silues les bureaux des conseillers dc
10 loi.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Ia mort q moissonn6 plusieurs
personnes d'Ahbeville depuis .quel.
quos temps. II serait prudent ct
urgent de tenir Ia corporation dams
.un 6tat de proprete autaut quill soft
possible. L'idee serait d'ouvrir les
.6gouts de faeon que l'eau lie demeure
pas a la meme place, c'est Ia une
grande source des fevres typhoides,
des croupel, etc.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Nous sommes pein6s d'appreadre
que Nine Ophelias Bourqae est ma
lade depuis bient6t trois semaines.
Nos s~ympathies lui sont ACCUSES
ainsi qua NJ. Oph6lias Bourque.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Comment peut-on savoir 81 un
boucher q des pieds de yea qnaud il
est cnausse ?
**
.Cnux qui nous aiment nous tron-
vent qneIques qualities. Ceux qui
ont aim6 ne nous connaissent plus
que des defaults.
~
Moins la devotion guerit me fem.
me de ses passions, plus ellie la laisse
implacab!e pour les passions des al.
tres femmes.
Pensee charmante glance dams IN
journal'espagnol
Lies p!aisirs sont DIES virgules oui
s6parent nos douleurs."
A la suite Dun pari, Champoireau
a tailli s'etrangler en- essayant dia.
waller uue piece de cinquante Cen.
times.
-FarbIeuA dit.il en- reyenant a Ia
vie, c'est n piece fausse : impossi-
bic de Ia taire passer
LIE leu des differences
-Qn'elle difference y a~t-il entire
IN colonel de cHirassiers ct une
merci6re ?
p?
-C'est que lie colonel volt les
chevaux de front, tandis que Ia nler-
ciere volt l'tchevean de, FL
*
Entire Mime Pipelet, ct Ia fruiti6re
d'a cote
-Vous .savez ma locataire du Gin.
tieme, ellie Went de MOURN de mort
Violente,
-Pauvre femme! Est ce au'eIle
? 6tait %snjette ?
Chez lie pharmaeien
-Je youdrais bien uno tisane
pour non estomac.... J'ai quelQue
chose Ia qui monte, .qui descend,
puts qui remoDte.. ct tout lc temps
CONNIE ca.
lie pharmacien r6Rechit quclques
..Rstants, puts graVement
-Vous %h'auriez pas avale au as
,enseur, par hasard?
X
Dams un process en- separation,
'aVocat de Ia plaigrante, entire au-
res motifs, l'incompstibilitG d'hu~
ct Went de tracer lie portrait
10 mari Brutal, violent, colere~. -"
L'avocat du mari SC leve a son
our ct d6peint Ia femme !
Mechanic, emporte, acariatre..."
Pardon, i~nterrompt lie presi-
lent, mails alors, messieurs les avo-
ats, Oh prenez vous l'incompatibilite
I'humeur ?
4 y
Balandard a spouse uDe jeune file
|ont il ma coGnu 10 folle jeunesse {
le passage a Ia marie. {
-Voyons Balandard, lui dit IN !
mi, console~toi ellie t'aime tout de ,
{
ca NEST egal. En- amour |
omme au theatre, je maine pas ar
liver quand c'est commencei
~ t
x. rencontre dams lie jardin des !
'nileries deux messieurs de SO con =.
aissance-le mari ct l'amant-don-
ant chacun une main a un petit en- S
mt qu'lls surveillent avec une ex~ c
:6me solIicitude. d
LIES deux font le p6re, dit.il. /
---za-a~n-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

La batisse de lencoignure en- vote
de PREPARATION appartenant a c. T.
Guidry, Fills, sera sous peu prete a
etre occup6.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

II est question d'ouvrir une rue a
fEst de Ia maison de residence de
F. F. Young, qui aboutirait au che
min public du cote du nord; c'est Ia
un bon movement.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Charles Dupuy a tait batir une
addition d 50 forge laQuelle servira
au charronnage.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

LIE mails est en- vote de s6cher par.
tout. II en- a etc apport6 a Able
vile de 10 recolte pr6sente tout
egrene a deux gallons pour Is sous.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

II est impossible de dormir 10 mutt
sans moustiGuaire a cause de Ia
grande quantitG de moustiques.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Charlie bien ordonn6 commence
chez sol. Telle est la situation de Ia
politique rationale americana aetu.
ellie,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Ii y q plu en abundance du cote
de la Grande Prairie Ia semaine der.
Mere. Le riz en- await un grand
besoin.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01
NOuvelles de part ct d'autre,

:, LIE gouverneur Foster a nomme
VI. A. V. Carter dc Natchitoches
commissaire de horticulture en- place
de NJ. II. C. Newman, demission~
naire.
Tn n6gre nomme George Greene,
qui a outrage une femme blanche7
dams la paroisse St. Tammany, a etc,
lynch6 par les citoyeus de Ia pa
'roisse samedi dernier.
LIE roi de Siam est mort. ct Pan.
gIeterre, espGrant gagner QuelQue
chose par lie r6glemont de ga succe8.
sion, a de suite expedite un navire de
guerre dams les eaux siamoises.
La cuisinier du gar de Russie. IN
~ancien soldat francois da non de
krantZ, recoit % salaire annuel del
$4,000; il a en- outrc lie rang de
gentilhomme ct lie privilege de por,
ter nne ep6e.
Mordu par no chat il y a deux ans,
Michael Smith, IN We'll habitant du
New Jersey, q vn Ia plate sc rouyrir
reinforcement ct au bout &c quelques
jours il eat mort d'hydrpphobie dams
de grandes sc ufrances.
LIE president reste ferne dams So
determination de ne pas sigrer lie
bill du tariff, 9ui deviendra loi sans
son appreciation, ct celia fait lie d9s'
espoir de ceFtains politicians qui
comptalent sc faire do fameux bill IN
instrument de Champagne electorate.
Nine Margaret A. Wade r4clame
100000 de dommages a Ia. compa-
gnie Lutcher & Moore dc St. Jac-
bues pour Ia mort de son fIs, the ,
dams laccident survenu il y a quel, :
que temps sur Ia ligne ferr6e qui va ,
du moulia des d6fendeurs q la RI -,
Were Blind.
Des anarehistes frangais ct espa- I
gnols avaieut form&, a Barcelona, I'm
complot pour assassiner lc premier c
miniStre trangais Dupuy, qui Sc trou,
Wait a Vernet-les- Bains. pres de la !,
frontiere espagnole, mails lie complot :
a etc d6couyert ct les assassins ont -
Cni. ,
La file de George NJ. PuIlman va
epouser lie prince ~d'Isenburg Bur. Il
stein, IN proche parent dc Tempe
reu d'Autriche, condition faite par
lie pere Pullman que les e~nfants qui d
naltront de ce marriage jouiront des C
~titres, dignit6s ct privileges des d
princes autrichiens.
TN voleur a vole les yeux de dia- d
mant de Ia Malone de Ste. Marie q
dams l'Eglise St. Nicholas a Rome
Pautre soir; ces yeux etaient incrus~ q
ties de deux %turquoises dun b1eu ce Il
leste qui avaient etc donn6es par
Charles. Quint au pape Clement VII c.
ct 6taient estim6es a 100000. ri
CONNIE toas ceux qui ont tente
aVant lui 10 decouverte du pole nord, 1
l'explorateur Walter Wellman ma III
pas attelnt lie bit conVoit6 ct il est III
retourne en- Norv6ge apr9s avoir per. Id
du IN de ses v~aisseaux. II nest pas u
par ee premier 6chec ct
recommencer l'anuGe pro-
Jeudi de la semaine derniere. dams at
Ia parolsse Ascension, en- PEASANT ID
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

On transportait le bois pour Ia
construction de Ia maisou d'Gcole dp
Tine ward ces jours passes.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Ii y a une eertalne classc de boh6
mlens Qui ne travaillent jamais.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01
GOOD SERVICE.
Prompt Returns.
RICE MILL
w Y1RK.

The undersigned call the
attention of Planters. and fac-
tors to the above mill which
is among the largest in the
United States. 1t is equipped
with the latest and best ma
chinery for the milling q
RICE, and secures out-turns
equalled by few and ,excelled
by none.
Consignments and cores
.pondence solicited.
DAN TALMAtIE'S SONS
ll5 WALL STREr,
New YeRRs.
July7 On.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

La prochaine session dc Ia cour
eera tres int6ressante.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

lies ecoles pubIiques commencent
le II septcmbre dams rotre paroisse.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Les vols ont 6t6 ~fr&qaents cu
village reinforcement.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

La cOur de district s'ouvrc lei lie 8
septembre. y
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

LIE penitentier attend de nouveaux
h0tes.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Tenez les egouts ouverts atm de
viter les maladies.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

La saison dc ployer lie mas est
arrivee.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Jomnat Of5dje1 d" SchooI Board et
dc la Corporation dAbbeV1le.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

LIE ]gouyerneur Foster a nomme
N. A. V. Garter dc Natchitoches
commissaire de lagriculture en- place
de NJ. II. C. Newman, d6miss!on~
naire.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

SAMEDI, Ter SEPT. 1894.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Tn n6gre nomme George Greene,
qni a outrage une femme blanche
dams la paroisse St. Tammany, a etc.
Iynch6 par les citoyeus de Ia pa
roiSse samedi dernier.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Des anarchistes franeais ct espa>
gnols avaient form&, a Barcelona, I'm
complot pour assassiner lc premier
miniStre fran9ais Dupuy, qui Sc trou,
wait a Vernet-les- Bains, pres de la
frontiere espagnole, mails lie complot
a etc decougert ct les assassins ont
Cni.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Dams IN moment de folie. proba-
ment, car il souffrait de 10 fievre tv.
pholdc. Thomas Hewitt, dc Kearney,
n. J., a tente dimanchc d'assassiner
toutc sa famille, composGe de sa Fem
me ct de qnatre enfants. Armee
dun grand couteau. il leur a fait a
tous des pleasures peu dangerenses,
REIMBURSEMENT, pals sect precipite
par II lenetre ct s'est tue.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01
LIE M6ridiOnal.

lie MGridiOna1. N
Jomrnal Otjdie2 d~ School Board ct NJ
de Ia Corporation dAbbevile. m
dc
SAMEDI, Ter SEPT. 1894. ma
LIE penitentier attend de nouveaux
h0tes. gu
-- da
La saison dc pIoyer le mas est r.,
dfti'ee' no
La cour de district ~s'ouvre lei lie 8
septembre. ~ u,
Tenez les egouts ouverts atm de- ch
viter les maladies. sic
Les vols ont 6te fr&quents au 81
village reinforcement.
La %prochaine session de 10 cour an
-sera tres int&ressante. III
" So
Ii y a une eertaine classe de boh6. oo
miens Qui ne travaiIlent iamais. 70,
lies ecoles p%ubIiques ~commencent
L Mi
Charles Dupuy a tait batir une Ne
addition d 50 forge laQuelle ~servira del
au charronnage. ion
On t~ransportait lie bois pour la de
construction de Ia maisou d'Gcole du
Tine ward ces jours passes. *,
II est impossible de dormir 10 mutt bill
saus moustiguaire a cause de la sor
grande quantite de moustiques. esp
Charlie bien ordonne commence
chez sol. Telle est la situation de la Ills
politique rationale americaine actu. !
ellie. s9c
Ii y q plu en- abundance do cote gnl
de la Grande Prairie Ia semaine der. Que
Mere. 10 riz en- await I'm grand dar
besoin. Cue
du
La batisse de pencoignure en- vote ia
de PREPARATION appartenant a c. T..
Guidry, Fills, sera sous peu pr6te a
etre occup6. goo
lie mails est en- vote de s6cher par. .
tout. II en- a etc apport6 a Able :.
vile de 10 r6colte pr6sente tout
egr6ne a deux gallons pour Is sous. "''
--- q 81
Charles Angeran est malade, Cui.
meme assez aerieusemeut depuis plus
dune semaine. II faut esperer quill l.
Sc r6tablira sous peu ct que nous lie epo
vorrons a son poste. s'e'
Ii est question d'ouvrir une rue a le n
rEst de la maison de residence dc mi,
+. F. Young, qui aboutirait au che titr,
min public du cote du nord; c'est Ia rr;,
I'm bon movement.
A@@%&- r
Nous sommes peines d'appreadre
que Nine Oph6lias Bourqae est, ma. I
lade depuis bient6t trois aemaines. -,
Nos sympathies lui sont ACCUSES ~
ainsi qua NJ. Ophelias Bourque. "'
~ lest
Joseph Boucher qui vendait de la Cha
gIace pour A. Saporito ct qui ~servait ct &
de garGon de sale pour ce dernier
fut arlet6 la ,semaine dernlare e, I
ecroue sou la charge d'avoir en- AVA
ploye EMBELLISHMENTS des fonds eAI
quill avait en- main appartenant i pa'
son patron. 0
du u
Depuis plusieurs. semaines il pleut oeo'
Requirement chaque jour lei. Les ''pe
chemins sont dams une condition de- ''"'
%plorable. lis mont pas le temps de 7,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Nine Margaret A. Wade r6clame
100000 de dommages a la compa-
gnie Lutcher & Moore dc St. JAG
bues pour Ia mort de son fills, the
dams laccident survenu il y a quel.
que temps sur 10 ligne ferr6e qui va
du moulin des d6fendeurs q Ia RI
Were Blind.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Comment peut'on savoir 81 IN
boucher q des pieds de veau quaud il
est cnausse ?
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

lie roi de Siam est mort. ct Pan
g%Ieterre, esp6rant gagner QueIQue
chose par lie r6glemont de ga succeB'
sion, a de suite expedite I'm navire de
guerre dams les eaux siamoises.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

La file de George NJ. Pullman va
epouser lie prince d'Isenburg Bur.
stein, IN proche parent dc Tempe
reur d'Autriche, condition faite par
Ie pere Pullman que les e~nfants qui
naItront de ce marriage jouiront des
~titres, dignit6s ct privileges des
princes autrichiens.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

Jeudi de la semaine derniere, dams
la paroisse Ascension, en- PEASANT
pres dune table sur laquelle son
mari await d@pos6 son fusil, au no.
ment de part;r pour Ia chase, Nine
Lazare Falcon a touch6 l'arme qui
o etc d~echarg6e ct la jeune femme
a ete tuee. Ellie n'6tait mari4e que
depuis queIques mois.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-01

TN voleur a voIe les yeux de dia-
mant de Ia Malone de Ste. Marie
dams l'Eglise St. Nicholas a Rome
~l'autre soir; ces yeux etaient incrus~
ties de deux turquoises dun bIeu ce
leste qui avaient etc donn6es par
Charles. Quint au pape Clement VII
ct 6taient estim6es a $500, 900.
The indicator., 1894-12-22
DO roucontemp,ate "a rrlp4

-i''' oa >(o'i tSAeA'N- -
If so, please make note Of 1t, that
at the Grand Union ticket office
Central block, cor. Second and Main,
II going west, We can ticket you to
any point on the Pacific coast giving
you through car from Pueblo to
San Francisco or Los Angeles, tthe
only line running through cars from
Pueblo to these points being the
Denver & Rio Grande.) II you are
going south, we can ticket you to
any point In Texas, etc, over the
Great Rock Island route, or the
Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf, (ths
only line running through cars to
Fort Worth or New OrlsaDs.) East
bound, YOU can take your choice Of
the Burlington route, Great Rock
Island route or Union Pacific ststem
via either Kansas City. Omaha, st
Joe, Atchison, Council Bluffs, reach
ing any point In the United States
or Canada, via Chicago or st. Louis,
connecting at these points with all
the fast lines, sast o. ssuth. II you
prefer y mako ths most en3sysbls
The indicator., 1894-12-22
HER EYES NOT GOOD.
nut She Gould Tell Honest Poop
Across the street.

Acros. the street
One of the slnartest, shrewdest busi-
ness women i'll New York. able to push
her trade al Il minimum of effort. is
the old newspu per woman at the cor
ner of Forty second street and Seventh
avenue, and the thriving stand is situ-
ited al the seventh avenue corner
1t is Il bleek. unprotected corner
and the old woman. finding i, too eN-
posed, has taken her stool under the
shelter OF an opposite Broadway store.
This is far enough on not TO know
where To look for her. if needs be. and
affords an apparently good opportunity
for dishonest persons TO cheat. yet the
old woman never loses q cent. She
learned from her distant niche to size
people up pretty well. and is on hand
pretty promptly If she suspects unfair
play
A lady recently wanted TO buy
paper. but had nothing less than
twenty-five cents. Looking up and
down and around about. and seeing
nobody in charge of the stand. she de-
cided after some moments waiting
thai She would have TO let the paper
go. As she turned away without it
size heard = loud call from the cubby-
hole niche al the opposite corner. and
could see the old woman bidding her
in pantomime to take the paper along.
In pantomine also she replied, indicat-
ing that she couldn't rs she hadn't got
the money. Then the old woman hob
bl-d forward in haste and began 10
give the conscientious lady good
sound rating.
Amt you foolish. she said, ''and
hothersome to bring me over here
when you might just as well take The
paper along'"
But I'm stranger. Why should
You trust me to do any such thing"
That's all right. ! know why.
Don't you think | can tell honest folks
from over there know the other
kind too, right quick. Next time
pick up your paper and pay when you
come past again. Don't drag NE over
here for nothing. It's enough, with
my rheumatism TO scramble over herr
after the cheats
The indicator., 1894-12-22
BRlLLlANT9.
No man lives right who does mot b.

No man lives right who does not be-
lieve right
There is NO better excess in the
world than tho excess of gratitude.
1t is the struggle and not the at
tainment that measures character.
Next 20 acquiring good friends, the
best acquisition is that of good books
Before q man can deliberately de
anything wrong he has to convince
himself that he has good motive.
II our whole time was spent in
amusing ourselves, we should find 1t
more wcarisome than the hardest
days work.
The man who undertakes to get
rich at the expense of his conscience
will not be long in finding ont that he
can't do it.
Why is it that when money is
wanted for the church, most of the
members think that somebody else
ought to give it?
Our sins, like our shadows. when
our day is in its glory, scarce appear.
Toward our evening how great and
monstrous they are.
Don't hang around and wait for
somebody else to go ahead. Break
your own path. Don't put off to-day's
work until tomorrow, in hope that II
will be done for you.
How many a man, by throwing him
self to the ground in despair, brushes
md destroys forevera Thousand flowers
Of hope that were ready to spring up
md gladden. all his pathway.
The indicator., 1894-12-22
eu,.sss FOOT .lNptNo.
~. Ordinary Method of Ensmaiiing 9
the fsst of Female C-iestiais

~. Ordinary Method of Ensmaiiing
the fsst of Female C-ie.tisis.
according to DIR. Hasiep. China
Medical Missionary journal, the or
d nary method of binding the feet is
AS follows:
While the great toe is left straight
the other toes are folded ON the plan
tar surface Of the foot; often until the
tips OF the toes are on u line with the
edge of The inner side of the
foot. and then the foot is
bound .'snugly." Gradually the band
age is made tighter and tighter. When
the metatarsal bones begin to curve,
making the characteristic lump on the
dorsum OF the foot. the handages are
frightened more rapidly than before
II swelling takes place above the ankle
the root is bandaged more tightly. If
liberation occurs the foot is bandagcd
still more tightly. swelling is not Il
desirable complication. Liberation is
greeted with Joy. for ii is usually II
sign that the foot is yielding graceful
ly TO the inevitable. 'Lan siuu kiah
(ulcer, small FOOT is common say in.
q MAKE lIlt SIMPLEST tDOI WIN lnt
minimum of suffering and produce no
rntoward results is the desiderai nm
his process should take about ten
ears. Patience will then show her
perfect work: that which foreigners
call Il deiormity and restricted locomo-
ton are necessary sequel;e. not I'M
toward results. They begin To ban
dagt the feet of child when she is
between > and 4 years of age. Cen
orally th. services of professional
bandager are obtained. This woman
carries with her stock Of small
wooden shoes OF various sizes These
are the patterns. Her patrons choose
the size desired. A contract is then
made to have the foot ol this size in q
certain length Of time-three years or
less. as thS ease may be. 'rne pro-
iessional bandagers. for the most part.
fulfill their contracts with superb in
difference TO the children's sufTel.ings.
and sometimes with such results OF
the death of the child. gangrenc as
the feet, necrosis of bones, etc.
The indicator., 1894-12-22
HOW HE WAS RESCUED.
story of tho Rattle At Wiad River witt
.the odthirxty fiut-a

story OF ths Rattle at Ntnd River with
.the si"odthirsty fiut-.
suddenly, lifting his figure erec.
and tense in the moonlight. he swept
fierce gesture sr the party above,
and darted. rs still as the flight OF an
arrow. straight to the spot where the
leeping child lay stretched in pathetic
helplessness. He seized il, lifted It.
and whirled to retreat Just as the jab
Nering shout OF Piute called the ma
rauders to their feet. writes Leroy
armstrong In l.ippincott's.
Here was Higgins opportunity, anu
=; grasped 1t with prumptness thai
roved his mettle. Standing there
iust where the Lieutenant, left him. he
TILED that savage cry of warning
with the first shot of the midnight
nsillade: stood there AS the officer
a-hed past him. and shouted swift
ommands to those who had not SO
clearly caught the leaders plan OF
action.
Stampede them ponies. Martin;
send EN- hyin. Carbines now, Dent.
Burn EN-, Burn EN-, Shoot-you
fellows up there on the bank. Never
mind me. Put the holiness right on
EN-
lie stood there full in the blaze that
followed an Indian awakening-stood
there one crucial moment that turned
The fight in his favor, and then saw.
dlrting forward from the thick smoke
of the Carbine>, II score of soldiers.
wild with the excitement OF mid
night battle. His stubborn figure WAS
a lodestone TO them. and they formed
around him for the swift. strong rush
that carried the camp in twinkling.
The shouts. the wells, the cries OF
pain and Piute rage. the rattling sound
OF mu-kctry. the roar of fighting hand
to hand the swift retreat. and then
the hradlong rush of beaten red men
TO the river all these were fragments
of whole whose summing up was
victory Penned in. below the rifle
men who kept them from their ponies,
above the detail led by Dent. and kept
from escape TO the prairies by that
beeiliug bluff. surprised and riddled by
shOri-range lire, the Indians struggled
hut u moment. then turned and plunged
into the swift depth OF Wind river.
diving 10 hide from the bullets that
still pursued them. and aband doning.
together with the rest of their plunder.
the captured child OF murdered fam
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