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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-12-12

No. H. leaving Lancaster $50 a M, makes
close connection at Chester with Southern
Railway No. 80 Tor Charlotte and points north;
and Seaboard Air Line Atlanta Spectal' for
Atlanta and points west Also with Carolina
& Northwestern Ry. No 10 for Lenoir, N. C. ,
and Intermediate points and Southern RGu-
way No SO for Columbia and ooin is south. -
No. IL, leaving Chester a40 a. M, connects
with Southern Ry, No. 30 from Col Imbia and
points south; Seaboard Air Cine ATLANTA Spe-
cial" from Northern and Eastern POINTS and
Southern Ry, No. 33 from Northern and East
ern points, and at Lancaster with ) &. 81 g. e.
for BlacksburR
No. l6, leaving Lancaster $50 p. M, connects
at Lancaster with =. @. & G. u. from Camden
and Marion, Southern Ry. No "a at Chester for
Charlotte and points north.
No ib, leaving Chester $40 p. M. connecto 81
Chester with Southern Railway No. "a FROM
Columbia and points south
LEROY SPRINGS,
J. NJ. HEATH, President.
Genr. Pas. Agent.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-12-12
Find in the Lot

Menstruqtiou made Regular and Painless,
Summons SQuaw Vine Wine or Tablets
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-12-12
For Xmas Cakes

Oitron, raisins, seedless and
seed currents. Also, a nice line
Of prunes, figs, dates, and all
nuts, mixed and assorted.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-12-12

Malaotran can find n odgement tin the sys
tenn while the Liver is in perfect order. DR.
~ ~ Simmons Liver Medicine is the best
Regu ulaeor.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-12-12
Auction Sale.

WILL SELL at public auction on
J. Thursday, Dec. 9Th, 1900, at my
home, about three miles northeast OF
Lancaster, beginning at 10 O'Clock in
the morning, the following personal
property: One Horse, One Horse
Wagon, Two Horse Wagon, farming
and blacksmith Tools, Corn, Fodder,
Household and kitchen furniture.
Terms OF sails cash.
r. I. ROB ERSON.
Nov. 2S, 1900 2t.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-12-12
NOTICE /!

ITO THE TAXPAYERS Of Lancas-,
Il ter County.
The Treasurer Office will be OPEN
for the collection os taxes for fiscal
year 1900, on the 15th day Of October;-
and will close, the 3rst day of Decsm-
Der, 1900
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-12-12

Stick, french, chocolate and
bon bons, loose or in boxes. We
also, have two ca es OF AIainna
the incest ind Of candy, some
thing new on this mar ct, we
can sell you in any quantities.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-12-12
FOR XMAs GOODS
S. Nj. MATHIS & GO.

Q the place to find full line of everything as
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-12-12

butter waters, butter thins, form
tine biscuits, ramona, athena
two kinds of oyster crackers. The
last 10 packages are the finest
kind of crackers and cakes. Gall
and see them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

MIR, v G. sptlmsu Of Brooklyn srri'
ID 10 tosn last week.
MIR. Hsrbtrt Muuson is making BIZ
Manchester cousins visit
MIR. J. Wickhsm Roe Is visiting BIZ
grandmother, Mrs. Dr., Wic%Asm.
-Rabber heels pat upon your shoe
and ell shoe tpaiiing done at Felts.
Judge Bossll and family OF Randolph
we're In losn last week on q carriage drive
through the state,
Prot. and Mira Wright OF Miadlebury
have been spending few days st Rev.
DIR. smsrl's, at the parsonage.
Mrs. J. A. Woods 10 spending the
SIMMER 10 Nsutucksi snd Mrs Judgs
Burton ii Dsvsresur, Mas.
III. j. DJer has four snap sho. photo
graphs VI the big front ca7shi 10 The
ElaiboI potd by @. Bacon las, week.
r. Reuben. the tailor, has purchased
ono Of The cottages belonging TO the Col
barn estate q, Manchester Centre, aud is
repsiribs {, for ocenpaucy. We need
more ooitssts 10 this viiI.se
Go sui bear Mr. A. Linceln Kirk.
pevonstor and bnmoris,. bt tie lecture
room u tho Congregational church this.
Wsil csday evsuius under the auspices OF
the G. L Sect IT, Admission 20 cents
The Goth tir,Ldsy Of Mrs DR., Wisk
ham occurred on Mondsy and many
friends called TO oGA congratulations
She sl,o received many letters and tokens
OF rtmtmbrttce from friends out Of tosn.
The ladies' Of the Congregational
church will hold their annual ssls Of Ian
ey work. use oil articles. ice cream, cake
snd bonsn sds espdy 10 The church par
iors. Apeus, 9lb. DOus,iots Of cake, lee
cream sad eaudy ere solicited.
--Mr Augusta, II, Hswell, ssssisted by
,hs Elainoi ofebeslr.. will sive ~ enter
,sit nstt at Music Hall nsit Saturday ev
ssins. unta The snspices OF the lsdies
cen u i,ies OF The Etvsnok County Clnb.
Mr. Howell 10 veil tsoun 10 Manchester
psopis and should have fall house
A daughter. three years CID. OF Dr..
Clark Bsrbbsr', was quite seriously burn
cd Friday sssnine. Shs iooni some
naiches aud seat toto Q corner 10 play
With Them % isnited Der dress and, be
fore The f,mes eoald b. tr,inenishst, wss
gate badly tarssd sbo0i The shoulders
md lace.
The on = o, lhi M.uehsstsY y, p.
z A sssis prizts 81 TIE coming fair
ter i.'m % ~uik hcrs.. s,nsls or daabls,
thai shas that they bare bssH kept 10 The
hssg cotsnles. |, !. hoped ,ba ihoss
losdies tissh Il its tis'ios gill look care
fsily siiei ttn sofk " vrri cones that
nete care u pttdra
MIR c O Tfsusll. ptorrstr Of the
Bee Ar BS'tl, Aasa,... O., save bis &c
nssl .sisf@siaa ratt 1t tss Elslscr
Horss, Iossds. sFfpisg Mr.. Ttasssll
lss seat 10 a. each year 'aif ass lot Of
ss.sinsi0ss q Had iesi ssn osly be
ssiFpts b. sIstsss 70 'hsy vii ro' keep.
s0rs q ,ht1 vsiss iron 10 10 100 pcnles
each.
Its Ivst,lslt cstisrl clsb net 90
JAY !s.s With tie Niaes Rsslsy At Fsir
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

One Minute Cough Care is the only
harmless remedy that produces immediate
results. Try II. o L Adams. Arlington
Ii Pettbone, Manchester Depot; A II
Smith. West Arlington.
DOR TT.
-Proi. Gilbert OF the Chicsgo Thee
logical Seminary will occupy the Congre
sstions pulpit next Sunday,
The families OF Il. Shelton Masters
and p, NJ, Msrsion OF Troy, N, Y, who
are temporarily residing 10 Dorset and
were occupants Of the Birrows' cottage,
recently destroyed by fire, desire TO sin
cerely tbsuk the kind friends who so
nobly came to their assistance on the
night OF the fire, which deprived them
OF their summer home.
> The field day held here Tuesday
was great success and was attended by
a large crowd from the surrounding towns
The field games were he'd in the morn
ing, most Of the events being won by
Manchester athletics. The winners are
as follows; 100 yard dash, L, Brennan,
Standing broad Jump, L. Brennan, 10 It.
10, standing high jump, E. Bremen,
4 n, in, hop, skip and Jump. e. Bren
nan, by default, running broad jump, +,
Brennan, 200 yard dash, l Reuben, boys
quarter mile bicycle race, r. Towslsy.
The other events we're called of, In the
afternoon ball game was played between
the Dorset and Manchester teams, the
latter winning by score Of TO s.
Batteries = Young and Hollister, Marbury
Hoyt and Peabody. An unfortunate &C
cideut happened to Brennan while batting,
He struck at the ball, hitting it 10 such
q way that II struck him directly over
the eye, cutting a deep cash.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

Dsr.rture o. !asssser ger Trains
sotng saufh.
81 asspg. @as
R2N FNLs
81. Etwsst. igitrs
B#sst NaButEls Tsfw, f@F,s
flstul,gsi TrssA ttffs
Going North.
So k3tfEs7, 9ts
Accommodation. tttE
IYstss. ltmsE
nT napfom iSFM
IasammattiaaF. fit -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

The Law holds both msker and circulA
,or OF 9 counterfeit equally guilty. The
dealer Who sells you 9 dangerous counter
felt OF Dswins Witch Hszsl Sslve risks
your lille to make li.ile larger profit.
Yoo csnno, irnst him. DsWitt's IL the
only eeuuine snd original Witch Heel
Salve, . we'll known cure for piles and eli
skin diseases See thst your dealer gives
you Dewitt. Silse o 4 Adams, Airing
tor; A II Psiliboes, Manchester Depot;
A II Smith, West Ariisstoa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

Tslt s.lss etc Mrs. Hsnu W Erpws
estts str MnA c nteA lemcrt SD trs
~. k. Mtusssa estrs, Miass Hs.lsr
e,ta Hrt \ herd s,ts', ~ uFefss u
snrih tee. ltuott sd esssf. = q Cgne
3 alase lsEens. Sn DolEb sresr. AIRS n
Eifong ltEsrt. MI. " Hsvlsr crsctrft,
Mr. Brewster nslsses. Eia rsrksn tsssr,
u D saith 10 lbs rsvssrtd sssn Nu
sitsf .ssn. Eassser Hosss tea, ersstsu.
lagsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02


II. l.. Goodrich Of Fair Haven hs'
been visiting bis brother J, II. Whippls
-Kesslsr Conn anisalioa Of Adopirsn
Chapter o, H. 5, ca Tuesday eVsnies
August Jlh.
Miss Brown sna Mise Tysek Of Cae'
ihirs. Cona, are ,siiibg their ifisnas 81
Zion Beeiory.
IS. s. Benedict OF Bsbediei. ksas. IL
spending few days Of bis old hone
north Of The vilsge,
Erect Lageps o. New York is spend
ing hts vscs,ian With bis parents, Mr.,
Mrs. Joseph Lpseas on Maple street
Nit Henry @. Boss OF Somerville,
Mass., who is boarding At w, Ii. Bandy's
has purchased the Welcome Allsn place
90 North street, and we hope be will make
II bis permanent residence.
MIR. and Mrs Base Of Boston, Mass,
Who for several summers have spent the
seafon with w, Ii, Bundy, have putchas
cd the Allen house on North street aud
alter next spring will reside there. We
are glad to welcome Nj. and Mrs. Bass
as permanent residents OF our village.
The managers OF the Bsttenkill Valley
Fair which is to be hell here Sept. 8, 6
snd lib, have engaged the West Pawlet
cornes band, which will not only IurDish
good instrumental music. but are also hne
singers, having glee club, aud will also
furnish vocal music, which will be .
great attraction. They have also engaged
Sheriff Wilton, who will look after liquor
sellers, aud any person who Is caught cell
log Intoxicating liquor, or who is drunk
and disorderly, will be promptly arrested
aud dealt with according 10 law. This
means business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02
PERU

The arrangements for the ds dicstion
Of .he Stark Monument have been com
pleied. The exercises will be bell on the
grounds. Tuesday. August 7tb, Up. m.
hon. ]. X. Bs,chelder OF Arlington will
give 8 Historical address. d. X. Simonds
Of Manchester . poem, EIGov billing
ham OF Montpelier an address, The pre-
sentsiion Of the monument to the town
will be N sde by DR.. II L. Burton OF New
York, and accepted on the part OF the
town by MI NJ. J. H,pgood. There will
alec be singing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02
Tn GnAEs. OF Tnrc nAIs.Ol

Ask your Groser ,odsy 10 show you q
package Of GRAIN o. the rev feed drink
that takes The place q oofee. The chi
drsn may erak i, without ir.ary /. veil
~ The sdull ali who try IL. hke II.
GRAIS-o has thst rich seal brown oil
Mocha and java, bat il is made from
pare grains. sud the mos, delicsts sior
srh receives il without distress. IA the
price OF coffee. l5s. sna Is cite. Per pack
age. Sold By eli srocsrz.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02
SUNDERLAND.

Many OF our farmers are nearly through
hsying and the crop is mostly light.
Other crops are looking well.
There will be lawn social Of the
Union church on Friday evening Of this
week. All ere cordially invited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

For burns, Injuries, piles and skin die
eases use DeWitt's Witch Hszel Sslve, II
is the original. Counteritiis msy be offer
ed. Use only DeWitfs. DE Adams, Ar
lios,on; A II Petnbone, Manchester De
pot "A Il Smith. West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

There are no better pills made than De
Wits Little Early Risers. Always prompt
and certain. o K Adams. Arlington; A
Il Pettibone, Manchester Depot; A II
Smith, West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02
TIME TABLE
Rutland Itai1roat Co
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tttts s4nt 49, fFz ffs 49,
RUTLAND. 90 80 aeI tss Sas
sEsYt ~
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NJ sDFfa ssa h&3
sCuyHEouND
thnr sssa 49, fsa ffFa 80
RUTLAND um e1 uAg a"a 80
fEefts
p.sstgrs. as kv tat gso 9 %
w,t4s tsa zwp zee sea
hftes em tasa So T1s
A "a T.af b gl3 fe9tt fEHftt
" Ne Blfns IS hfsfg faroe tFrfrfs
NsaF ntstf etatI u hsisasf
! MHnnn hit*sag A. hnsehna.
1 Msgntf Fsfias ~ AHseAsf.
- 4gasaas hant islsles GasgsH Fal&srh.
A uanat, a. T.AekrafHs
a. f4ae.s MsnaEss Cts Fksst tEcNI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

Dswiu's Li,il, Early Bissa are i.roas
lille pills ior liver and bowel uouhlss
Never srire. o Z Adams. Arltnstor, A
n Psttlhsns. Msnehssisr Depot; A II
Saith. Wet Animation.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-29
EULOGY BY WOLCOTT.
SENATOR HAS PRAISE FOR HIS
PARTY'S WORK.
Temporary Chairman of the Repub,i.
can National Convention Tells of the
Measures Passed and Those that Arc
Contemplated.

Senator Il. o. Wolcott of Colorado,
temporary chairman of the Republican
national convention, in his address be-
fore that body. spoke us follows:
Since the first party convention In these
United States, there WIS never one gathered
together under such hopeful and suspicious
circumstances as those which surround us
to-day. United. proud of the achievements
OF tine last four years, oir country prcsprr-
GUS and happy, with nothing to regret and
iauyh, to make us asliimed, with 4; record
spotless and clean. the Republican party
stands facing the dawn, confident that the
ticket IL shall present will command public
approval. and that in the declaration of its
principles and its purposes 1t Will voice the
aspirations and hopes OF the vast majority of
American freenlen.
We need no omen but onr; country's
cause yet there is significance In the fact
that the convention is assembled in this his
'oric and beautiful city where We first as
suincu territorial responsibilities when our
fathers. Il century and Il quarter ago, pro-
milgated the immortal declaration of indie
penlencc.
The first and pleasant duty of this great
convention. as well as its instructive i'm
pulse. Is tn send II message of a~ffectionatc
greeting to our leader and our couutry's
President. William Mckinley. In all that
pertains to our welfare in times Of peace his
genius has directed us. He has shown an
nlerrins mastery of the economic problems
which confront us, and has guided us out
OF the slough of financial disaster, impaired
credit and commercial stagnation up to the
high aud safe ground of national prosperity
and financial stability. Through the deli
cate and trying events of the late war lie
stood firm, courageous and conservative. and
under his lead rship we have emerged tri-
umphhnt. our national honor untariii>hed,
our credit nnassailed, and The equal devotion
of cvery section of our common country to
the welfare of the republic ccmcntcd for
ever. Never in the memory of this genera
tinn has there stood Mt the head of the
government II trucr patriot, n wiser or mere
Courageous leader, or a better example of
the highest type of American manhood. The
victories of peace and the victories of war
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-29
Possibilities az english.

y number of commercial travellers
We're telling stories in an uptown res
tauiant last night. and this was
vouchcd for by IL who used TO be n
railroad conductor in Eastern Pcnnsyl-
vania:
My train had always reached Leb-
anon just after an express train. but
the schedule was changed SO as to
bring my train into the station first. y
voluble Pennsylvania Dutch woman
was Il regular passenger on market
days, as my train stopped at her sta
ton. while the express whizZed by. The
first evening that l ran my train in
ahead of the express she was much as
tonished and delighted. She rushed up
10 me and exclaimed. in the high key
and peculiar dialect of that region:
Ivy. you're early of late: you're first
at last: you used to he behind b%efore::'"
New York Tribune.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-29

les. Ut Gems very strange to me. Mr..
Dmnmorr. To he speaking so freely of
such Il thing to you; hut can't help it
feel imleilcd to trust you with the
secrets of my life"
Pray 20 on.' said he, much moved.
You interest me deeply; /. moreover,
feel honored by your confidence
II met a young man." she continued.
He was Il poor clerk, and living under
an sumo name. He had many faults.
hut he was handsome. An attachment
ripened between us: it developed into
love. and WE exchanged our VOWS. He
wished 10 marry me Immediately. but this
l would not consent In. His clerkship
produced Il mere pittancc: besides. he had
many grave faults that l was aware of.
| wished to have some security for the
future, as it We're. My employer and his
family were about TO cmigiatc to South
Africa, and they We're anxious that L
should accompany them. After much
dciibrration and no little distress. l con-
sented. and acquainted my lover with
my determination. He WAS at first in
constable. but mt length agreed to the
separation. III was agreed that We should
remain brirothcd to each other"
"Hut he-had he truly lovetl you, he
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-29
CHAPTER NIy

The revelation that Miss Muir's be-
trothcd was none other than Luke Dali
ziel, his own brother. whom he was even
then hurrying 10 England for the purpose
OF disposscssing OF both the title and
estate that he had usurpcd. had come like
Il tMlndcrclap upon Dunmorc. as We shall
still call him for convenience, though
the reader must have OWNED his idcnti-
ticatioll with Sir Philip DalZiel from the
start.
He had assumed his present nom de
gucrre upon his arrival in South Africa
several years before. and had retained
it steadily up to the time of which we
write. relinuuishing it but once. This was
on the occasion of a great caving in of
one of the mines. in which IL large num-
her of the diamond hunters and their ma
tive assistants had sustained severe and,
in some eases. fatal injuries. when Sir
Philip had deemed it cNpcdicnt to avow
his real name and position for the pur-
pose of stimulating contributions for the
relief of the sufferers. His having re-
sumcd his fictitious name and moved off
to rcmotcr mines directly after this end
had been attained, had probably given
rise TO the mistake that he himself was
among the number who had lost their
lives. the false report of which had
found lis way TO England. and been seiz-
ed upon, without much investigation. by
Chelmsford. with the result already
known to the reader.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-29


Mr.. Weems himself was open to the same
objection. suppose they were the only
agents available for making the search
for me. but l have often wondered that
Sir Luke Dalziel-"
WHAT" interrupted Dunmore, with an
ab%ruptness and rudcness most unusual
in him; did l hear Alright! Sir Luke
Dalziel! He IL be your bctrothed,
Miss Muir.'
That is certainly his name and title
the latte: having come to him within q
year by the death of his elder brother,
Sir Philip she replied, greatly surpris-
cd. But why are you SO agitated, MIR.
Dunmore!"
He had suddenly risen, and was stand
ing before her in the moonlight, pale and
excited to Il degree that she had not
thought him capable of.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-29

That Is the first thing we shail do. And the
last-the very last--thing we intend doing
is to consider even for a moment the ques-
tion OF giving up or OF abandoning these ISL
ands.
What would the Democracy have us dol
Give them up to rapine and bloodshed. an9
leave the Islands as 1otsam and jetsam OF
the face of the waters? The insurrectiof
against our Legitimate authority which 10Y
the time tmpedes our efforts to estaOllsn
a government for the Fillpinos involves us IN
u sacrifice of lives and of treasure. The DIX
ticulties we encounter in the island of LuzOn
are many, but the chief inspiration and en-
couragement of the Tagal insurrectiOn come
from the Democratic headquarters In the
United States. Partisanship has proved
stronger than patriotism, even while our
soldiers are being murdered by marauding
banuits, and II 1t were not for the nope neiu
out to Aguinaldo by American sympathizers
the tnsurrcctiOn In the Philippines wouid
long ago have ended.
The wise craftsmanship of the President
and our able Secretary of State has already
brought from the countries of Europe a rec
ignition of our right to share In the vast
commercial advantages which will follow
the opening of the Chinese empire to for
eisn trade; the ~N.caruguan canal will soon
he constructed; hawaii, with its valuable
tarbor, Is ours; we possess the best OF the
Samoan Islands, with Its magnificent road
way: the philippines are almost at the door
of China; and ii ccunscls of fear do not pre-
val! this generation will see the American
hation SirullhS half the EloDe WIN ltS nus
extending its foreign commerce to the utter
most parts of the earth and taking its place
among the great world nations. II power ZOE
good, for peace and for righteousness.
new and unbeaten track upon which we are
entering, we shall not he found with the
,nlit lamp and the unslrt loin.'' Our way
is new, but 1t Is not dark. In the readjust-
ment of world conditions, where we must
take our place with the other great nations
of the earth, we shall move with caution.
but not with fear. We seek only to lift up
men to better things; to bless and not to
destroy. The fathers of the republic ac-
ccptcd with courage such responsibilities as
d%evolvcd upon them. The same heavens
bend over us and the same power that
shielded them will guard and protect us. for
what We seek Is TO build still more firmly.
always upon foundations of probity and OF
virtue, the glorious editice of the %republic.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-29
Frishtencd by a Poodle.

Perhaps Burns famous line might be
made to read, "a dogs Il dog for a
that" But of all dogs, thoroughbred
or mongrel, a shaggy poodle would
seem to be about the poorest kind of
dog for defense. Yet a missionary,
whose experience has been among the
savages and cannibals of Africa, says
that his little poodle, Sally, vas one of
his best protectors.
One of her exploits consisted in put
ting to fight a band of hostile natives.
The missionary was travelling some dis
lance in advance of his caravan, ac-
companied only by his boy servant and
Sally. When he came to the top of a
hill a large body of Burungi warriors
in full war-paint were suddenly seen
racing toward them.
Calling Sally to him, the missionary
whispered in her ear something about
.going for them" Then was witnessed
the scene of a small. shaggy dog with
n very big bark, tail in the air, charging
at n company of armed men.
cit was a great sight" says the trav-
eler, worth going to Africa for" to
see those war-like men running for
their lives. with little Sally at their
heels, barking as If she knew, brave lit
tie dog, that she was making a great
big bluff, and it all depended on the
noise she could make.