The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-12


after then, the land of wOndrous dis
tanrrs, Of grand enterprises, Of mag
nifcont promises and immense fulfill
ments. The bales and bundles of this
biyouaC belonged to John Law bought
by gold from the gaming tables of
Montreal and Quebec, and yenturcd In
the one great hazard which appealed
TO him most irrcsistihly, the hazard OF
life and fortune in far land. whore
he might live unncighbOred. and where
be might forget. Gambler in Encand,
Gambler again In New France, now
trading fur-merchant and yoyageur,
h., was. as always, an adyonturcr Du
Ncsue and his hardy crew hailed him
already as new captain of the trails,
new courcuT, won from the Old
World by the savage wilchcry Of tho
Sew. He was their brother, and had
ho indeed owned longer years of train.
ing. his kccnnc~s of eye, his strength
uf arm. his tirclcssness of limb could
hardly have been greater than they
seemed In his first voyage to fhe West.
"Tous les prIntemps,
Tani des nouN"IIcs'
mImmcd pp Ncsnc. az ne busted h i'm.
self about the camp. casting the while
u camIuus eye to note the progress OF
the threatening storm
",r,rs las ,m,r,s
Cb,rncr, In. ,r,i,ross,g
Iop,ois l., h,r vim r,cpdort
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m
nv pe', u u''o'c W. '"", mon
s''"' i as a"'u l'u "'N"'' J"ll'ht
Ia" III icHE'h. N"S"r'u'l the peS'
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WIN" - ""N'u"" ""' J" Poi"' VI Ia''
.''' ""' "''' VI ""' "'"'' 10 "'''' J."
"'"'''"''" We may S'I'.'n our ''NS
''"o''' an" mum an" '9"' an" 'l'N'
zoo" '"ii'pS I"r i"auail'' "ho' as We
"'' " I'''''l'' !" Hiu'H III nee" I'll ease
anu '"''. VIZ 'i'' ''l'N' a'' sue an"
III" '"''i"'''oI' i"f inns night ""uh'
"ol
'"'"n,''''' continue" ne l'i US
al SEE '"al an J" wen win our men
'"" '''''7' l"r "'I'''Iui'h we must pun
'"l EuaI"S. N'''h'loE, comrades!
',''", your P'','s an" answer ~"
'"''-'a'I. f''rT' h'r'hlor'
','. monsieur f'plI'd the enc net
''' Nn""h us il'rFe Nolr' lalI ana
''' 'SaN'u '"'aulah' claH IN the
'"'I''''"' '"S' uIl''' nan Indian ana nan
''''.'|,"' ""i'h married. ms class. a
'''' VI SUI u'''S'" ''''NSNII I'II abou'
"'S '"'-hS' MS 'eES were 'h'aSrd IN
"'""St-7"Ih IeEGlhEs' d''pIy lrlhteu AZ
."' S''iii9. ABOUT ms lnlddt" was
.'"'" 7"S"' once reu' ana upon MS
"'"n " S,"h,y cap Oh similar rolor was
P'S"'u "a'N' Al MS beI' huhE the
L''a' hunting hhlIe ui the VoyaEenr,
'''""''" pS Il keen steel 'oihaha"h
'u'h as was III common use among
'"' i""'ailS' III MS manu- ne supported
Il lo't -pa' ''''" ihaShe'' "hi'h u" new
'N"'''H'u 'aI'l"lIE IN the presence OF
'h' 'ap'alh ul me 'oyascurS.
'u"''t 'haI'oH. next commanded
)u MeSne, and In turn the one ad-
'''S'" '""N'" Over MS piece 'h' cap.
van" AIS" S'ru'lhlIihE me hlhi ana
pruning WIN 'ar'Iui eye.
Na'uralIF' mes 'hiah's' SAID he,
H""I weapons are perfect rs ever
Na'a'NIhl' ana YOU habayah, my
"'"'n''S' I'' me see Sald ne 10 the
W" 'nu'"''"' 'hc former huron ana
"t 'J'"""l' Jun i"i" '"'
NUTS VI 'uP'tlor ne 'hu'aIiS arose
'''''' B. an" "''''o"' p'"''S' Supi''t'e"
'"' '''"''"S ""''" ''e' S'e'''u 10
.'',',' unnecessary
"a" '''"'e"i' '"'''u Pu h'She'
anu !" ''9PpnS' 'h'rc aIoS' from the
'""u""S WIZ! niue frehchilau' VINO
"''H,' nav p,'" vi any "E' from ~
" 49, ." S"ll-p"'n' anu "rlhh'eu' yet
~" ','''' anu N'souruuS ulu ne seem
NO" ann SaIu iu MeShe 10 MN
',,'''"E'S' see now mere Is your NM
al "u' Out oI ItS enlightenment fray
'"" nave pet'er care Oh your piece
'or lh'S you Shall staha the long watch
'ht night anu now let hS all 10
'eu'
CIV ny one the niue parry was ioS'
~ we" "l'hIh tue daTk interior OF
,,' "", "h''n 'he! haa arranged Tor
'"''hSeiN'S' I'H MeShe re''r"d dls'
.""'e rom lhe ilre anu seated hiihselt
upon q ialleh iog' ms pipe glowing
IKE coa' III 'he eh'elop'hg darkness
La" hiinSelt ala not SO soon leave
the outer air. lie remained gazing out