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Morris tribune., 1894-05-16

Hancock Lodge, No. 207, meets
every Friday at 5 p. M, in G A K hall
+ H Angler, G I.
Morris tribune., 1894-05-16

W. C. Bicknell, of Morris, was here
Monday.
Morris tribune., 1894-05-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A Complete Stock Of
BOOTS and SHOES,
At Cost
AND
Below Cost

We have been in business in
Morris before; all know that
our store is always filed with
Bargains, and that we always
do as we agree. Don't forget
the place.
Morris tribune., 1894-05-16

The Congregational church of Hancock
holds preaching services every Sunday at
IL a. m. and s p. m. by the pastor, William
s. Trower.
Sunday School at 1880 M.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evenings at
o'clock.
Everyone most cordially invited to all of
these services.
Morris tribune., 1894-05-16
Sold.

Mrs. Kelley, the actress, is fond 0.
telling good story, and for one sht
claims absolute originality. One o.
her tradesmen, it appears, had JUS
received an addition to his offspring
His son, a small boy, was taken tC
see the new arrival, whom he eyed
very critically.
why, he's got no hair, father,
was his first remark.
The fact was admitted.
"And he's got no teeth, father,
was the next comment.
The circumstance could not be de
MED
II tell you what, father, was the
final observation, you've been sold
he's an old un !"-London Tit Bits.
A Lack of Judgment.
''Do you pretend to have as good
Judgment as l have" exclaimed an
enraged woman to her husband.
We'll, no." he replied slowly.
"Our choice of partners for life shows
that my judgment is not to be com
pared with yours. Spare Moments.
Morris tribune., 1894-05-16
Mr.. RI. HIRSCHBERG,

The well known Eye Expert of 50 E. 18th
Street, New York, and 629 Olive ST.,
st. Louis, Mo-, has appointed F. Buclen-
tin as agent for his celebrated Non
Changeable Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
These glasses are the greatest invention
ever made in spectaCles, and every pair
purchased are guaranteed, so that at any
scratched the lenses, they will furnish the
party with new pair of glasses, free of
charge. f. Buckentin has q full assert
nlent, and invites all who wish to satisfy
themselves of the great superiority of
these glasses over any and all others now
Buckentin's, sole agent for Norris, Mimi.
None genuine unless stamped Non
Changeab1e.
NO PEDDLERS SUPPLIED.
Morris tribune., 1894-05-16
Village Directory.
VILLAGE oFFIcERs.

President-G c Thorpe.
Councilmen-John Erickson, John Ben
xing, Frank Klein, A OverStad.
YRecorder-A Erickson.
T1Assessor-P S Fenton.
OTreasurer--W G Higgins.
Justices-P Fenton, W Nuier.
Marshall h Holton. -
Morris tribune., 1894-05-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

RAILROAD-TIMEHTAB
Passenger trains on the Great Northern
leave Hancock as follows: Going West, 1888
a. m; going East, 1:l5 a. IN.
Day train. going east, leaves at 1920 p. M;
DING west, 2:27 p. IN,
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JashOwidzenie W snie hypnotycz-
nym.
Ciag dalszy nastapi.)

Znany czytelnikom wypadek smierci
Eli Salamon W czasie snu hypnotycz-
nego' wyProwadzii znow sprawe hy-
P%notyzmu i jego objawow ma szeroka
widownie. Ciekawe Jest re w~szechmiar
o~Powiadanie OLGA zmariej, Salomona.
III cafego towarzystwa, kt0re bawiio u
mnie, W Tuszir, opowiada Salamon, wy
braf Neukomm diva tylko medya: mole
corke Ellie i Panne Paule OFT. Wyko-
nywa{ 2 niemi doswiadczenia, przecho-
dzace wszelkie Pojecie. Zahypnotyzo-
wawszy je, kauai i'm zapomina6 ojczy-
stego jezyka, ma jego rozkaz ME umiaiy
trzech zliczyc, iyzeczki cd kawy pod
nies6 re sto}u. jego wolf stawa}y sic
dzieGmi piecioletniemi, dwunastoletnie-
mi it'd. Sylabizowa{ z niemi, czytal,
r~ozmawia} jak z maiemi dzie6mi, a one
z~achowywafy sic oIpowiednio do wy
mowionego wieku. Ma z~akohczenie
tych wzglednie }atwych doswiadczed,
dOtknawszy zimna szpilka reki Eli, wy
wo{af ma niej najwidoczniejsze objawy
oparzenia.
Przez szereg doswiadczeh, przvgoto-
wawszy odpowiednio oba swe medya,
Neukomm Przeszed} do szeregu innych,
bardziej zawiiych objawow, o kt6rych
mowi&, re dowodza, jak wzniosIa i
wszechwidzacq jest dusza ludzka i ze
moze n uwalnia6 sic chwilowo re
swej Powioki c~ielesnej. Istotnie! iona
moja zgubila zegarek z IaGcuszkiem i
kluczykiem. Neukomm zahypnotyzo-
wal Ellie j zaPytai o zegarek. Medyum
odPowiedziaio gdzie i W jaki spos0b
zginaf zegarek, dalej, ze znalazIa 90 ia
kas kobieta j trzyma trwozliwie W ukry-
Gu. Il czasem zegarek sic znaidzie,
lecz nazwiska posiadaczki obcei. NEEDY.
um wymieniG stanowczo ME chciaIo,
Najbardziej jednak moze, ciekawy
ePizod byi nastePujqcy: Neukomm
zahyPnotyzowai Ellie. Maggie wydaie
Ella okrzyk zaczyna movie: Jest
godzina kwadrans pc siodmej.. Z{o.
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$4,000 NagrOdy $1,000.

Czytelnicy gazety naszej z przyje-
mnoscia ~przeczytuja sobie, ze nauka
lekarska poszczyciG sic nioze nareszcie,
re chot jedne chorobe straszliwa moze
zupe{nie wyleczyc, a ia choroba Jest
Katar. Halls lekarstwo ma Katar lest
jedynym niezawodnym srodkiem Una
nym W medycynie. Katar bedac cho-
roba systemu wymaga odpowiedniego
leczeni1. Halls le.arstwo ma katar
zazywa sic wewnetrznie i dzia{a bezpo.
srednio ma krew b}ony sluzowe przez
to niszczace chorobe i wzmacniaiac sy.
stem chorego. Wiasciciele maia tyle
WARY w lecznice wiasnosci tego lekar.
silva, re ofiaruja 500 nagrody "a kaz,
dy wypadek kt6ry ich lekarstwo ME
wyleczy. Przysyisjcie po swiadectwa
Adres: F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo
o. S~Przedaja 60 aPtekarze pc 73c.
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k>IEGARNIA GAZETY KATOLlCKIEJ
w. SMUIISKJEGO,
g Noble Street ebf..~o III,
Poeca Rodskom nsstspujsce knis.ki:
Ksisaki do nabozehstwa.

1ni rs st' S.s& HG l. g e a Il 40 Ss : AZ! To- s a;1S' asa %; 10 e t Is
hni6i strGt, ~muieiszy formal $50, $50 SO
s5s NsdHIsj. Sssu. 20 coo 81 s, i;S
0revtsrzyk rercyArsn po l.26 80. ITs. 200
Droga do Siebs DO ~"'i ''o' az sS
DIiecie do Boga DO Sc
min. % 1.S, lso, a.lo, $50
EstoIik " modlitwte DO SOC On "a
ksiatka do Nabofenstws po 90 c. ~ c. 100. 1 a. ia
Nsbsst-hstwo kstolickie 20 10
0Erodek queho my 20 800. 1 90, LIS
s6eIIz Sseo.s6stsSs, zoe, CSC, 100, ig's, lSS, 49, 49, aS
$%Ss2E.f 20 Is. sse. zoe. Toe. SOC, soc, Ito, l.So, f!TS
ElsnsE ssIH 20 lilo, $50. 100 Is
Ldrowas MArya, or. R6
o~tyteczne dzista, ns kt6re znityIismy Gene
zywoty swietych PahskIch
E'o; Bltsehnsw,s v mOGn'i O~udOSnsj Oprswie z vie.
u AoiorO"emi oorA-kAml. Cena $500
zywoty swietych Pansk,ch
e. Iiotrs sksrg " 12u tomsch, . lch ksiaakach
rowniet z obratkami, cena $500
Wyktad Lekcyi 4 EwangtpItt
az wszystkis ~niedziele . sviets " roku, przez Rs
'o"nfego' oora@k.ml cenA $40
Cate ROczutkt Dnja swtetepo
. roku 1879, 1890. 1891, 1892 ! } 81, zawiersjace o
powtead powiastsk, wierszY opowiadan y mocnei
oprswfe pc i3
DE- IN SWIFTLY wycnodzi co tydxien " zeszvt.e.
20 10 stron, SosObnym dzislsm dla dzieci. ozdobionv
'orazkamL osztuje rocznie tylko nn
Prooz tsgo ksiegsrnis nsszs pn
h~istorycznej Powies,iowej.
Ma .sdsnie przeslemy kssdemu kat
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dziej zakrsd} sic do stoiowego pokoiu.
Stale tax pred szafa re srebrem. re 90
przez okno dostrzedz ME MONA. Pre-
lakf sic czegos... k{adnie predko do
worka owalna cu~kiernice z kwiatem ma
wierzchu, imbryk do kawy, solniczki...
ldzie teraz do salonu... teraz do moiego
Pokoju... Usiyszai halas, wiazi pod
stof... ztad pod kanape... teraz Levy"
Dalej oPisaia ucieczke z}odzieja: jak
wymknat sic do ogrodu, jak oglada{
~skradzone rzeczy, jak Aakopai je W o.
grodzie. Gale towarzystwo byio tenn
oP~owiadaniem zywo poruszone. A re
dzia}o sic to u ~Forgachow w Mandolin,
vice Pojechalismy natychmiast do Tu-
sziru. Wszystko, co Ella mowi{a,
sPrawdzilo sic W zupe}nosci: W szaie
brakowato wymienionych przedmiotow,
W danem m~iejscu w ogrodzie ziemia
swiezo by}a skopana, a w niej wszystkie
rzeczy skradzione. Prey innej sposo-
bnoSci Prosilibysmy zahypnotyzowans
Ellie, by nam powiedzia}a nazwisko zIo-
dzieja. w odpowiedzi prosi&a, by ME
unieszczesliwiac cz}owieka. Przyrze-
klismy, re go ME bedziemy karali, ma
to Jednak odrzek}a: ,,Dusza ME wierzy
Prz~yrzeczeniom ludzkiw, czyni to, CO u
waza "a potrzebne'.
HyPnotyzowanie jest i~stotnie czems
niezwyk{em, ale moz sia tez zakohczy6
smiercia.
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historycznej powiesdowej. u"e' ue'oir ehgJn
Nsfsd'nieP rzeSemy kstdemu kstslog bezpsstnie.
w. sMULsKI, SIS Noble srree,. cn,....
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Ksta4kt Powtesc,owe
q Powiesci wyborowyeh I Isjmujscych poleoamv
btbltOts Ne FOwtesc, 4 HoUosxa

Bibliot' Ne rowiesc, j. RoEasxa.
'powieeci: "@S7PuJFcycn
stryt Atanszy. powieN JOE fa Rogoszs w n,st
antOt msIule i3ey pcwnego obywAtalA, ktSry dorobg
Way sia m Jatku wAmerycr, chciaI pD{em M sno"Ih
amerykahski uszcIesi-6 Gaiicys, S
Wucne 6niazdo, powfeec frAncuzka ChsrbpItazsI
q L1msch, nagrOdzoDa przez Academic pargzka I'M
OzaLny Matwj Piskna powiesc polka = Eycia I1dS
ggrskleRo przez w aleregO 10 ,ihskicgo Es
gowej "7"oc heimonr-
Damisn Ruszczyc, powtee his.ervezns .%e
JAMS III S3bieskiego grzez Fr. hr. Skarbks soc
Lse1rOel nielsiego Rodu. powieN angiel.ka " arb
tomach prDez Tomasza Hardy M
s.srsczek ksrmaz< n,ciekawa powiese osnuta ma
saiego F "Aereso LIN
Rieiska przez n Gray
Sxseneie Chodsczkowy, piekns pouiese q zycis
eAtscNetnego urzez Wslerego Lozih. : lego E0e
Mad Jeziorem, prwieAt J6zsta Rogosss 90 anht
mNch, ktore1 autOr OdmalUwal Syuemi barWamI
znecanie sic Prusak6w mad Polakami - w n Do
Inansklem "a czasow wslki kulturnej im
Cap rocznik bez przesylki 30
y p~rzesyika "a sS
ada duto innych dziel treSoi rail- ziinsi
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owej polityczncj uni, ME mial dosy6
czasu. Przywodza, ze pred panowa
MEM Zygmunta Ill, pred religijna u
mia, ktorej on sprzyja}, juz bywaiy
bunty kozackie. y co do zasad rzado-
dowych, niezaprzeczone przywodza
fakta, re be- why krola, ktory W Pol.
see mia& wiadze zbyt ograniczona, ma.
wet w najPiekniejszej dobie Zygmun-
tow Jagiellonskich, juz byfy slime FARO
dy rozPrzezenia, ktorych potem ujac
mic juz ME zdolalo; - i ze nareszcie
swawola pan0w i ciagie uchylanie sic
stanu rycerskiego cd koniecznych ma
wojsko podatkow, coraz mocniej roz-
wijafy nierzad, wiodacy stopniami do
upadku".
Ma pochwale Zygmunta III wyznaG
trzeba, re popiera} gorliwie religie ka-
tolicka. Przez Unia w Brzesciu wrociIo
: miliony Rusin6w do jednosci z Rzy-
mem, a tel Uni gorliwym op~iekunem
by3 Zygmunt III. Ia jego panowania
sta4a sic Warszawa stolica Polski. Cd
tad zaczal Krakow upada6, a Warszawa
Przychodzi@a do wielkiego znaczenia.
Zakohczy} Zygmunt Ill zycie 1882 r.
Po MIN obrany krolem 1888 roku syn
jego
W~fddysfdu ".
By3 to dzielny, bitny monarcha, ia
kich niewielu liczy historya polska. Ia
raz W poczatkach jego panowania wpa-
dli do Litwy Moskale z ogromna pote-
ga, gdyz wojsko ich liczyio okoIo
lO,OOOzoinierza, a przytem byli dobrze
w Przybory wojenne zaopatrzeni. Do
wodzi{ niomi doswiadczony W bojach
Michal Borysowicz Sehin. Przystapi}
wnet do oblezenia S~moleGska. Krol
W3adysiaw, pc wielkich trudach zebra
wszy $4,000 zolnierzy, wyruszy{ w pole
Przeciw Moskalom. P~rzyby{o mu W
pomoc $4,000 Kozakow. Wnet Smo-
lehsk uwolniony, a W{adysiaw, chloe
mia3 ssabsze SHY, scisnai zewszqd Sehi-
ma i oblegf we wlasnym obozie. TAX
ten. ktory obIega} Smolehsk, sam byI
oblezonym. Krol dokonai tn dzie}a
nieomal cudownego. By1o to zima.
Mrozy ostre dokuczaly, zywnosci ME
by}o wiele, tax re cd giodu ludzie i ko-
ME padali. Wiadysiaw mieszkaI W Ii
chez chatce. Czesto w nocy objezdza{
straze, dodajac ducha. Wojsko, widzac
krola, znoszacego truly, ME zrazalo sic
zimnem i g}odem. Moskale, zewszad
otoczeni, daleko wiecej cierpieli. w
kohcu podda@ sic Sehin. Dozwolono,
re wojsko jego bedzie wolno wypusz-
czone pod w~arunkiem, re W tel wojnie
Przeciw Polakom walczyG ME bedzie,
atoli choragwie broh miaia bye wyda-
ma.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
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OzleWczeta pisrv..sj I Hissy a %i.se
Ca smlm ansrykaAskicb jako ssu4.os.
s"1ezo ~prsybyfym dsiswozynom
-, sAWICKA, streczarfa. All Root Str
bftko Prince Ave. Chicago ~
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DR..
l0m0zQ

OWuOAU
est uwazane "a jedno z na1lepszycb .,
Harstw tego rodzaju. Oczyszczs krp~
nadsje odnowiona i~ywotnos6, wyko5as
lienia Zarodki choroby z ciaIs, gryf
o~rzyczynia sic do tego, Re wszystkle or
.any znajduja sic W dobrym stauie a.
!ziaiania. Medycyna Jest przygotowsn,
. przeszlo trZydziestu r6tnych gstunk6s
ngredyeDcyj, glownie z ~roslinnego 10
estwa byis znana W utyciu prze5 pr.
'zlo sto lat. Utywano go z wielks so
zyscia we wszystkich og6lnycb tefs
ni"jszych dolegliwosciach, q zwlaszcas
vtych, ktore pochodzs z krwi I cbor-
o toladka jake TO:
Zatwardzenie, Bol glowy, DolegiiwoS-
atroby, ~Z6iciowosG, Z6ltsczks, ReUms
I'm, Wodna puchlina, TruduOse frs
'ienia, ~Niestrawnose, Gorsczka, RTts
rysZcze,, Zebra 1 ograszks, szEcnHIN
trupy, SwieTzblaczka, Glisty. las,a.
'rz0dy, Rakowe wyro>9ieciA Boz q -
V, Bole W systemic kosCf. WycbuH1..
ie, DOlegliwosci niewlast S.srss
.~ronchitis, Zarnlce, B5l - s-z,t-
twr6t glowy, 1 (. q.
6OMOIO ME jest medycyng pzfp5rr..
!. tel ME sprGedawajs isi spraA,rf.
~ mezcZyZni 1 D!ewiasty. Et1rzg ~
aJac j., zostaH wyieCzeD' surNrH -.
przez wdziec znos6 Ola coxt1ra ,r,s
genie, aby I ich wsp54yra arIgar
"Sli korzyst, dzisia's lszo - 80
" ten spos0b moga 70 5r@ ,-rys.
ION cierpiacym " Odo1.sD'a
Jest nieoceDiOntm jsk0 '"r-s. - 81
1--WE a miauowic's = ME -. = =
'tozonNch baT16G da.rkg 80 ass
'ek. Bekarstwa tego NJ. T'uzs. 1rs a
Z IagH HuTl- -
"ntow. Jezeli ME ma sgrDfs = 81.
I'm sasiedztwie, przySliicip 500
aniecie dwanascie 85o. butsIek o. 10.
lwprost cd wlssciciela. Taxi 5b,,.r
= mote katdy dosta6 tylko rsz.
Or. PETER FAHRNRY,
M-h s Hoyne Ave, Chicago. Ia
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-01
A Remarkable Dog.

The following peculiar incident is
told by Baltimore man as occurring
to his fox terrier: Zone day, while the
cellar door was open, the dog descended
in search of rats at about o o'clock. At
9:30 the dog was searched for and
thought lost. No further notice was
taken in the matter until the next morn
ing at IL O'Clock, when / was attracted
by dog yelling. After careful search
in the cellar, which revealed only a
pile of sand by the wall, I noticed the
dogs nose protruding through an inch
board at the top window of the cellar
looking into the yard. went immedi-
ately up stairs and removed five bricks
from the pavement and pulled the dog
out. After careful inspection I dis
covered he had dug under the founds-
ton of the house in the sand, which
had caved in on him. Finding no other
means of escape, he dug up to the sur
face, distance of six feet, and ON ar
irving at the brick surface, which had
been recently paved, dug toward the
window, distance of three feet, and
had nearly eaten through the board in
his efforts to free himself. He was near
ly exhausted when found, having been
26 hours underground. One eye was
entirely closed from sand, the other
nearly so. baltimore Sun.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-01
Anew Umbrella Stand.

A funny incident of a drawing room
meeting was recently noticed. A grave
looking gentleman, with an unusually
tall hat, entered, and seeing no rack in
the hall placed his hat on the floor just
behind the door, Pretty soon another
grave man entered with a large, drip
ping umbrella, and peering anxiously
for the usual receptacle saw in the
gloom the hat resting on the floor. His
eyesight was probably poor, for he mis-
took it for one of the new umbrella
holders, and in it he deposited his drip
ping umbrella. This was an example
for those who followed, and in short
time the solemn looking hat was stanch-
ly holding dozen umbrellas. At the
end of the meeting the water in the hat
was an inch in depth. London Tit-Bits
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-01
CHAPTER. IL

O1lIAI L AIle IL.
During the following year escort duty
took Lieutenant Raymer twice to AL
buquerque, and while there he had the
good fortune to form the acquaintance
of Senor Valencia and was several
times invited to dine at his house. Gen
tlemen only appeared at the table, thus
confirming all his friend Reed had said
of this feature of New Mexican domestic
life
Raymer embraced every opportunity
to learn something of Dona Teresa, but
with small success. On his second visit
he determined upon a desperate meas
ure. He called at the Valencia residence
and asked to see the ladies. He was
graciously received by Ia sonora and a
few elderly maiden relatives, but to his
request that he might pay his respects
to the daughter of the house the mother
politely replied that it would be impos-
sible, giving several excellent reasons
for la senorita's absence. She told him
that she knew to whose brave assistance
Teresa owed her rescue from the ruffian
in Santa Fe and returned her grateful
thanks for the same. She also expressed
much regret that Don Ignacio Ortega,
her daughters affianced husband, on
account of illness was unable to punish
the man as he deserved, and she added
that it would be an unceasing regret on
his part that he was unable to do what
every impulse Of his brave and generous
nature impelled him to do.
The lieutenant returned to Santa Fe
feeling that an attempt to break through
the social barriers that inclosed Teresa
would be futile, and to make her &C.
quaintance according to society methods
was beyond hope. There seemed but one
resource one repugnant to his honest
and manly characterize attempt clan
destine acquaintance This thought he
dismissed at once, not only because ii
was inconsistent with his own nature,
but because he believed from what he
had learned of her that the Mexican girl
would not encourage him in such 6
| course.
He had learned one thing during his
last VISIT which seemed to make any
further attempts to form her acquaint
ance hopeless as we'll as useless. Orte
gas parents had made overtures looking
toward immediate marriage, and Te
resa's mother was in favor of the propo
sition. Her father, however, preferred
the union should not take place befor,
she was 21 years old.
Some months later Raymer received
orders to march his company to Lo
Wales Grandes, something over 10t
miles west of Santa Fe, to relieve
company of volunteers that for yea
past had been guarding trail leading
from the Rio Grande to the Naval
country. The lieutenant was the onl
officer on duty with his company, which
reduced by various casualties, numberet
but 45 men. With these ne performe
the five days march to his new station
The valley in which he found tn
volunteer encampment was IA mile
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-01
TO THE WORLD OF WOMEN.
Mothers and Daughters Restored 20
Health and Strength.

Weak, nervous, delicate, overworked wom-
en-, are the ones that need a strength builder,
tonic for their nerves, aud a cure for that
awful internal trouble that is wearing out
their lives. Thousands of women have found
such in DR.. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
Mrs. Christiana Beal, of Jonesport Me,writes
that her daughter had been a great sufferer
from female trouble, and after repeated
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predatory nomads made il to the advan-
tage Of the pueblo to be ON good termE
The Domiricans had sent word to the
governor of Jemez that if his people
interfered 10 protect their guests the
military authorities would consider
them allies Of the Navajoes and treat
them accordingly.
For messenger and other special serv-
ice requiring speed the camp had been
furnished with two bronchos. These,
with the six wagon mules and the pri-
vate horse of the lieutenant, made it
possible in an emergency to mount nine
men. Raymer mentioned this to the
agent and urged that the detachment
should start at in the morning, which
would enable it to cover the 20 miles
between the valley and the pueblo by
daylight But the gentleman preferred
sleeping to night marching and insisted
that to leave by sunrise would be sufi-
ciently early.
The orders of the commanding general
required the lieutenant to conform his
movements to the wishes of the agent,
SO he could do nothing but wait, that
gentleman maintaining that the Domin-
leans would not leave their pueblo be-
fore noon.
Before tattoo First Sergeant Cunning
ham waited upon the officer with the re-
quest that he be allowed to accompany
the expedition, his duties having hith-
erto confined him strictly to camp. The
request was granted, and at daybreak
the next morning the party of II and
the lieutenant's setter, Victoriana, left
the camp.
As Victoriana is principal character
in an incident soon to be related, she
must be introduced to the reader. When
Raymer was about to leave Santa Fe for
the valleys, his friend Reed gave him q
beautiful young setter, which he named
as above but which for convenience,
except in moments of confidence, he
called Vic. She was white and liver
colored, with mottled nose and paws,
and hid tail like the plume of Henry
of Navarro. She had received no educa-
tion, but she possessed plenty of eapac-
ity, and much of Raymer's time during
the long evenings and on days when
hunting or scouting was spent in train
ing her.
She learned to close the door when he
simulated a shiver, to bring his slippers
when she saw him begin to remove his
boots, to carry notes to the first sergeant
the laundress, the servant and the cooks
and to go back to the camp from long
distances for articles sent for. She was
an unerring setter and fine retriever.
She was taught not to bark where a
sound might bring an enemy upon her
friends, and she would follow at the
heels of her master horse when told to
do so and never make break to right
or left
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Forest Air.

There is general impression that the
humidity of the air is greater in the
woods than in the open fields. This is
contradicted, however, by the result of
observations recently made in Germany.
1t was found there that the humidity,
both relative and absolute, was slightly
greater in the open than in the woods,
and this was true equally in the morn
ing and in the afternoon.
AS to the temperature Of the air
among the trees, it was trifle higher
than in the open in the morning, and in
a more marked degree in the afternoon.
Youths Companion.
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