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Builder 8. 80111 1.1118101
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T. Burr Guyer 8‘ Son.”
SPRING-WOOD.
All orders tilled promptly.
Lind it to their advantage to trade with hug.
Gixc us a trial
SWEAR.v I) OF
City folks
CU 1‘. [CS
Speedy and 110111111818
Dr r. (3. Art Ward of New York,
in mpmnucnce cl hi: numerou- pat lent-n in Noni-.nnlk
an. orwalll cud kvicinity. will rcunaln at tho ADAMS
“01388. Nnrw overly“ ondfiy. tromtl
m and at the WAR“? CR 110 83, South Norwallt'.
Maryann 9a In. to 81L amend Sunday
imam l to &‘on'n .wiwrv.~ Inc in “duplicator halith Inu
uhltltudo- who when thought to
be incxnnblc Inhlli tun pby clans
so
chi-w lain havoc in social as men I
CHRONIC DISIAIIRS IRllni"'e.:ot‘ re‘thrcuc‘eu given “uni
wet or stamina which be“ has cured In low
donor-“u r. MIN-l rate reccptloo parlor: tor ladlca.
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PAHKEH' S HAIR BMSAM.
The Rest. Cleanest and
most Economical lluin
Dressing.
liliVlil l'llllS 10 11851018
the youthfinl color to grey
hair. 50c and $1 sizes at
dunggists
Floreslon Cologne.
A how and unodnugrlv tra-
pron!5 Mul Irunpng perluuw.
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PARKER’S
GINGER TONIC
A Pure Family Medicine that Never Intorlcrtu.
"you are n mechanic on former, worn out \\nln
cv1enmrk or .1 mother run down by family or lnounc~
inuld dunnen try l’ANKER'h GINGER l'oxlc
Hymn are a law yer. nuuutcr or business man cx-
innmc .1 11 1y mcnlil sin .uu ..r .nIn\unu,-. cares do not
In: In! mc .uung bllllllll- nus, but use I’ARNEI.'S
Gum”: 'luNlL’.
"Inn have D3 spepsirn Rheumatism. Kidney or
UIIII nry (‘ um 111mg, or I Ull are trmnlnlcd “all :my
disordcrufllnc ulnar. stony ln, buntisdnlond orncrvcs
youun be cured by l‘An hall's. (human '.loNlC
Hymn are w .Istmg aw fly from :ngc, dissipation or
any rim-.- we or we. .1 nose and require an stimulant take
GINGER 1"...n lL .u mice: ”\\1” Invngorntu :undbunld
you up frum the 6er dual: l.uI will never "now He
II iu» b.'1\L‘L.l hundred: of inc; It may save your:
Ill,“ (‘X a (‘0 ltl‘. \Vvumu SI. New Yank. Mn. and
our .lullnr um, at all .lraitn lll u..1.Ii. .un.
GREAT SAVING lll'i'lNd DULLAR SIZE.
PENSIONS.
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BLUXOME,
IIATB. BONNETS.
Fcuthcrn‘. \l‘ll’t‘lh‘, Silks. M'.
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J. A. BIIITXURH E13,
sixth .‘lycIIIIc. (.‘Inrncrdl-i M. N. Y.
.1211 lm
i will 181’ the Highest Gash
Price For
Rugs. lloIIcs‘. lloitlcs. Iron
and Mctuls.
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winding pmtnl «'III‘dlu
w. PODMORE
sun It suI‘TIl \‘tiliW-U. ll
FHEH '1'11 HVHHYHHDY!
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a Beautiful ltuok l‘urrilnc Asking:
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iii In In nl\l\lx.I: pfrmnunlln ill thy ucIuw-t main of THE
slh \‘ll h \il CU . (or by Inmuu
curd 11' III II \I'livntuucm nuv adult tor-nun \\ill lnc pnwwu
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Genius Rewarded.
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Story of the Sewing Machine.
(‘ unluiulnn: n liandnuuw and Iosiiv nntetl ruwrun in
frond apicc I , ulvnnn 2n tlncln cng‘ruw'cl wood will. an
bound lll nun ulubnrutc lnlnul and mid lithocruphtxl cor-
er Nuclnnrmnnflhntewr in! menu for thin huudiorue
book. which run ho obtuiucd Incl) hva ullcutlon at.
tho brunch and subordinate utilcoi of The rigor Mair
“th luring C o.
The Singer Manufacturing (30.
Principal Dulce. a: Union tun
559 Nchsgrk. I
SOUTH NORWALK
HEPHT 11881111113111!
«A BULKLEY. PWRXITOR
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Horn. lad. Pooh-y.
In cdditlou tormhr hill on...
llflRWlLX ”hills in all Stilts.
PM“! 0t .11 Kind!
1 “mm
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' Rare Value and is a roar vc nem-
WHOLE NO. 579.
JACIIBS
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Hilllifil-JMEW
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(ileum/yin, Safari/ca, Lumbago,
HHS‘GChB, Screness of the Chest, Gour‘,
Quincy, Sore Throat, Swell/n s and
Sprm'ns, Burns and 8ch d ,
General Bodily Pains,
Tool/n. Ear and Headache, Frosted Fee!
and Ears, and all other Pains
and Aches.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGOISTS AND DEALERS IN
MEDICINE.
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EVEI '.DE MEYER ‘S CATARBR
Clu‘o. It Constitutional Antidote for
this terrible malady, by Absorption.
SPURTS 1,? disgrrutm Mucoun
Bnufilcs. Crack-ling PM?“ in tho'
Hood. ‘.E‘ctid Breath. Docti‘nosnn. and
any Cntnrrlunl Complaint. can be
utormlnutcu by Wei Do Meyer’s
Cotnrrln Gym. The most Important
Discovery since Vaccination. Other
remedies Inlay r-ollcvo Cuban-h. this
or! [‘08 at any utago before Com-turnp-
tiou Iota in.
One package gcncrnlly numcca
Delivered by Drnggluts. or by 0.11. .
Dewey & Cm. 182 Fulton St” N. Y
$1.00 complete. Tcmuuonnd X“
marlin} .‘n It- 1 meats Icy the 021?.
In! 1 1‘
'l'hc mm! l‘nwcrtlll.
l’clu‘irllllllg‘ :uul l‘nnlII-rclicviuur
l 'Iumly cvcr ilcn‘iml by man. It
.~ ..nhm I'...... it :Illuys inflammation.
ll hulls \\'.nur‘..1\',und it cures.
ltlll1‘l1'.“ \TISM,
Hciuticn. LIImlIu-ru. Scnlnlm
l5 .nn-us. Stitl‘ Joints. Cuts. chlb-
mu". l‘rust InltcH. Quinscy. Suit
l‘ lunuun, Inch. Sprnlus, Gulls, and
Lennncncss from uny cuusc. Suf~
[cu-rs from
PAIN IN THE BACK,
l‘cnchorcs. Eruptions. Br‘nkcnn
thrusts, cuutructcd Curtis, Nou-
High. |' his) urdinlocutcd limbs:
.- 1.1 tl‘\'lll‘l'S of harm‘s. planters, Inc—
."\. ’.ll.l':"n, merchants. and professional
...,An cvcrywherc. unite in saying, that
(‘llN'l‘.&l‘ll LlNlMl-INT
lzrlnwn rclict‘ when :111 other I.ini~
moms, 1111:, 1".\tr:u‘l.~n 11.1.11 llIubIOCu»
rious lrn ‘.‘1‘ i‘u ’ lcnl.
.3...'......' - "4'...“ng
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la mode from It Simple Tro icul Lea! of
'ton- all the diseases that cause Tpaina
in at no lower part of the bodyv for?
Liver-- Headache-anaundico —-—Diuirn
Gravel. Malaria and and all dimcultice
tho Kidney. .Livcn and Urinary Or
For Female Disease-n, Monthly cu-
durations. and during Pregnancy. it hu-
ual. It restore: the o tint
globe in blood, and hence in the Blood
Purifier. It in the only known remedy
that core: \‘l Dim“. For Dir.
hates. uoc Wurnor‘l M Blame.
For Sale hr I) «am»
filtflperbottlc. bottlcinthc
market. mil.
5. H wnnmocg. Richest“ RY.
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THE HIDDEN CITY.
A “range: Advculun'c III the Wild»
of Washington 'l‘crI-Ilory.
llv A Lnucruxwrv'rnr INFANTRY.
11"mnn [h-Irnit l-‘n-vc l'I'i-nn 1
('(HI’I'IIIH‘II.
My lust Instructions to the Sergeant on
leaving tlnc cnmp wen-o tn I'cl'rnin from
tiring upmn nny uttnckim‘r party unh-ss
tlu-y I'vnclncd the lnrcustnvurlw. A ll ultnck
with stunm illlll Inn-.st might rcuult in it
fuw Inn-Iris. an. tnut it was bI-t'rr tn bum‘ tin-ac
tlqu nxcitc [lu- further irc of thc strungc
pnulnir'. 'l'lic llltil) wlIiI-II lmd pass-It‘d wuliid
dnululcm man on nttun-li, and ovcry tlmc
“'1: r. fll'lll‘ll 11w crczit Inf u I'idgc we lnnltcd
nml lisll'lln‘tl lung nnd anxiously for any
millllol Ini' ('Ilillllt'l.
\\‘i' lt-f't tinccunnpnmnn urtcr (iu‘i‘luckwitln
only chI lllilC‘rl tn 1m, nnd yr! 1.0 cnutluus
llil-l Inn-1 ll (Illl‘ pace and so liflt'll lmd
\\1.- 12.11.11 to “Fit In, that it lllllrl hnvc III-cu
u-,1..I‘ midnight \vlwn \vc rcnclml the bus»
of 111.1 lllInlllllillll. \Vc did lint. know n‘x-
Iu'lly \\'1I.~n'n~tlicmnutli Inf tlnc anly lny.
Inducd ln'1nII1Ilrmtunytlnut tlncrc \vnemty
\'.‘llll‘_\' lilt‘l‘l‘. l lund tlu- scnut's \\‘urd fur ll
umi iu- lund HIIlllU ”Incl-1511's Aftcr pccl‘ing
up 12ml dawn tlnrnugln 11w Iiitl'kllvsi h.- dc-
1-1.1. «l in kl‘i‘p up ulnug tlu- Innsc.
\\'.-1I:nch‘I-pl “lungfurnbnutnlIuIndrul
I'.n11.~'.I1u~ m-nnnt lvuding tin- wny. whcn ll
ank liaurv suddculy ruu- [mm the ground
in. (mm, uud with u lin-rcu yl-ll sprung up.
0 l Wiv'nnm :IIId bnrc him down. The
tuning cunnv no mnddcrnly tlnnnt I could not
r. aim.- il inn tinw to render my companion
any uid. lint Inc niccdcd runnc. 110 had
bcI-u carrying his Inukml knifn- inn his hand
fur tlw lilal lnnlf milc, nud though sur-
prm-d and burn down, hit was not ten
m-cmidslnputtinglllclinii'uinlutln‘111056-
t'llll‘l' tlnrci- .nr fuur iiInIc-‘.
"117111.111buiinvru, but you mm i had in
dull!" 1n- wliispnn'ml. m".- up and
liil'l\t‘ll lilt‘ Mack 11 uly :ni lIIs fool.
'l'lII- 31-11 01' llnc pin-licl lIIId lnccll iltlswt‘r-
llrl in.I
.~.1 lny :I ninth-In ViilCI‘fl a little to our
lcft nnnd Inbuut uquurlcr «If n mile away.
Tn :ivnid tirmn who would cnmc from
this (lll‘r‘i‘llinll wc hurriwl in tho right (In
:I run. \\‘v unild rnuw incur «Inga barking
Iiml unvu shunning uud suinnctlniug 111w u
bu: inn-.1 drum wzu innit 11g 1 nmuud in gun-
.-I'.nl ulnrm.
"\\‘I- mu‘I liud u hiding plnco until the
ulnrml_nII\‘.lI.1.l.>ut,"n Ind tln-l scout as \v.1
il-liln‘tl. ‘
'l‘liw nunuuiuin \\‘llw tin-1 only pittl‘c. As
worn-pt llinnllgll<l'1ll’i()‘ 51.1.1 nu upcniug
p!.1..-II:.,-1l Itsnll' :IIn-l \\‘u plIIIn-‘zvd into such
dun-km- .1 and 1 1nd ll.‘\'.‘l' wan li.‘l"ll't‘. 'l‘inu
pawn '11 Inn \\1 1.1 lllnl w.1 lnud ll'll gout-
Iifty {..l \\ln. In I f. It than \\‘c \vcru on n
\\‘ulldmfivh trail. 'l'uut “'th‘ cnuugln t.)
ulnrm llx. but \v.1 \\‘i-I‘c lunl. 21M) {vi-t {rum
11w main-zinc“ \vlwu \vc mudo nu appalling
.li-..-..\.1ry. \\'.- \v.1i'.- caught inn a trap. the
s'nmh. ..: ill 15.1 ln"lll‘l|l 11-: \\‘.-r'.- .Innuwmcd
{1"l'll ll 8 1! ”km-1" Ill {I‘UlIL
liy y. l!
'.i‘...1i.I 1H,. w 11:11»- It! innit np‘WVI-mv‘ .1:.
110 .- .\.- ...Iu11 1.1.1. 51.....1 ~Inl|
"".\III1 \\1Illl"lnn lit
1-lIr .p down and t'ulh-r Inn.
(in his bun-ls and knows hc I'm-p: tn the
lcl't .nvvr tlnv buuldrI-n. lu lcss tinnu twcu-
ty flu-t llr‘ struck the solid rock wlIIcln
I'm-Inn. .l (but sidn of the pinneingc. Thc men
in low lund lnullcd within nlnunndI-cd {act 01'
.us, and tlman nlnuve us perhups no further
nnv.nv. 'l‘incy \vcrc shouting to each (ntlicr
in I‘Xl'lll‘ll \‘Ilin‘cfi, urnd kncw that we must
he In-Iw. en tin-In.
“Iii-1 no us.- 1" \vlnispI-rcd the scout n.“ he
sat dun It with his buck in tin- cliff. ”This
is :I sort of break or I‘nvinu, probably not
lil‘ty that wide. and we arc
'I 1"“ , l
duru- Z"
n
mini-c tln'un
lmxcd up!"
so WE WERE.
'l'lu- grant drum continued its beating,
llnnl‘tm wow blown, tlnc mr was filled with
)‘clla‘ nu l whoops, and I was no longcr in
doubt that till I lnud heard about the
shun-g.» vullcy was perfectly true. Such
nuns llIU dnrkucsa in the pass that. I could
not 3.1.1 nny—hund when held at my nose.
This was a disudvurntugc, and yet it was
not. it prcvcutcd the cncrnny from loca-
ting-unn- exact position, and yet it also
pn‘cvculcd us from making on cfl’crt no 68‘
cnpc.
"It is now about lo‘block,“suid the scout
us we sut with our revolvers on our knees.
“These I‘eskils know that we are in here
and can‘t got out. It is to dark for them
tuuttnck us. nud we nlnnll ho left undia-
tnrbud till daylight. Than whut‘r“
“Fight our way out!"
“Fly cull“ inc chuckled. “ V‘c‘ve got
six bullet! and u knifc apiece to mulch
pcnhups 4. 000 Irwin III-med w ith bows and
urmws and clubs rund stones. “'0 ‘d be
cbnwud tu strings in three minutes."
“Thou “'0 must surrender?"
“\V‘o must, if we are here, and I don‘t
know how wc‘ll bonny \vli‘ar also, unless
the Lord works In unirukle for our dclivcr-
uucc. I can‘t kny wliotlncr tlncy‘ll must us
nt thc «take or skin us ulivo, but I l‘t’lllh)“
we‘ll know all about it More dinncr lime.“
THE DOGS.
The yelling lnctw can the parties in front
and Nun bud now caused, but in place of
it. suddenly cunnc tho hon-la, growls nnd
aunt-ls of scorcaot dingo. They wen-c being
urged in by the lower party to dis-
cover us. and make it u certainty
that we wow thcrc. The curs did
nut scour to relish the job. perhaps
thinking \vc werc fouhfo Itcd game.
They came on slowly. but after dio-
covcriug whohgn'o were they wanted to
devour us at once. One rhot would
doubtlem have made the whole pack turn
tall, but we knew the flush would bctny
our position and perhupr lead to a chow
of stones. There plenty of loose stance at
our feet. and utter we had broken several
heads and logs the rest of the dogs stront-
ed and would no: return. We were there
sure enough. the momenta-a minced.
and utter a little they quieted down to
wait tor daybreak and its reoulta.
commas minus.
The scout hand been in many bad com
and livcd through them. and I hand Ma
III deadly pull more than once, but our
present attraction bodoo gleam or hope.
Womvuo'ed itorerndommin. and
u finally new on two plum. 'l‘bo
mmmmmdoubt In Wm
men. and we decided to frighten thorn
ow. Boring lolly potted cochotbcr a
«poor doings. them: crop: was the
commonbaoda and user. ranking no
rum not” than: a on. out all cl a maiden
momma no
ought to have been scared, but if they
were their infcrnul dogs were not. They
come bowling up the ravine ut the third
bowl. and so ficrccly did they attack us
that wo had to use our revolvers in self-
del‘eusc, I had two of them bringing to
my left leg at unncc. with thrcc or {our
more jumping {or my throat. The shout-
ing sottlcd the ghost dodge. The shots
were yi-t revcrbcrnting through the dark
lmio whcn we rcccivcd n showcr of stones
from both directions and had some close
culls.
\Vo tlwn dccidcd to crccp down tlnc
pntln llfi closva t.) tin.) scintincls a: we could
get and unnkco rush for It, hut wc had
not Innuvml n Ind lncfm'c the dog..- wer‘c
nlnt‘mcd. ‘ Even could we lnI-cnk ilnruugln
thi- crnwd and rcucln tlnc upon ground
tins-c savage: lnr‘utcs would pull us down.
III lninmk despair we willed hack into a
niche in 11.41 fucc of Ibo (did to wait for
tho incvitnlnlc.
PAYLIUHT.
Furtlnclnst lunun' We had In»! rpukcn.
Evcr-yiliiug .‘llnnnl't‘ and in-lnw was liS lllllt‘l
undwuln. I lmd lwx-nn druwsing, oven in
that situatiuu, wlwu the scout suddenly
hold out his lnrund in me and mud:
"(loud—Dyna Lieu!anoint—daylight
hon-l"
Sn it was. Slowly [1w nutliucx ul' tlnc
oppositcclifi'lmgrun t1n conic out of the
durknvnu, and iii tcrn nnninuti-s after inc had
npnkcn I could sun every rock and shrub
in the run-inc. 'l‘lnc, wnnlis nu either side
were nlmud plumb up and down, and rm
sailor‘s {not could lnun‘c found In lodging-
plncc unnywhcrc.
“'0 were in n bend of thc ravine. and
could not are uvn-r thirty feet either way.
The path was very hard and smooth,
proving that it was much traveled, and
all about us were the missiles thrown dur-
ing the night. \\‘hilo we wvrc surveying
the situation tlIc big drum bcgan to beat
llll alarm. and tin-r11 was much shouting
ulmvc and lit-low Il<.
\Vclnnd grind rcvulvcrs and plcrnty of
cartridges, and we commanded the path
in both directions. Tlncr'u would be u
dozcn dead men in that bend before lltcy
cnuld lny hands on us. Tincy kncw we
wcru m-mcd, and they knmv tlnn' our bul-
lets would kill. 'I‘lncv lnunl trappcd us. but
thu Inn-x! thing mm to tukc tlu- game from
tlu1 imp.
is
TIII:\' illiAlJZillt Tins
.\~' l'ntlly an \\‘I4 did, but they wcrc full (if
l'XJli'tllt'l‘llS. Tine-y first Sl‘lll. in tin!) dogs
to worry UH. A Inunnnlunring nt
lcnst tifly. came ruslinug nnptlm path, but
us. tl.c_\'~.r.1nclwd us and Ril\\' that we were
whit» Iucu lilt‘)‘ would not com:1 to lll'.‘
attack. A motion as if to tlnrmv would
svuirur thv \\‘lmlc p1.:-k. Al'trr growling
...-...”..l for awlnilc tiny trotted uwny. and
ilnuugln M‘lll back again .."11 again not it
din; \\'.nu»l cnnuc within six aw! of us.
\\'c hurl not A Ild tu c:I('1i.n'.ln"I' t1n..t
\v.nul-l light in ill“ lust and die lighting,
but w.- .lid uni nu-uu In surrmulI-r until
t‘t'llllln‘ilval to. The M‘Ulll (‘UVt'l'l‘ll thnI
putln 11'131\l'illl\l 1 UN l-vlmv, and \\ c1
\\'_1.'.~ll.1n tin-il' ncxi mow.
sn'nnuuxun 'ru scnnuzxmau.
it \\‘lt‘ plum enough from the noise and
(”Infusion around us that we wore in the
Innysturiinus v.1.llcy , and that its pnpnnlutinu
could lnc nunn ‘nered lny tlnuusunds. The
big drum \n as continually lncuteu, and
ovary nun, woman and clnilp must have
turrwd «nut.
\\‘hilu we wen-o watching and waiting a
sort of whim cloth like arrangement ap~
Pdiil'l'il urnund the bend of tho ravine. fol-
lowed by In pole ten feet long It was a
tlag of trucc. and utter it bud been waved
in thunlr for two or tin-en minutcs the
lunascntnr who carried it stepped into
vicw and came forward with bold stop.
Hestoui about five feet seven, had the
carriage of on Indian, and might have
passed for one at u distance, but his color
was tuwny, his face square. and his hair
was light and cut short. His dress was
buckskin, made and worn like the ordina-
ry Indian dress. He was not a haddock-
iug man. but his tirtnrset jaw gave a bull-
dog cast to the lower part of his face. I
could no: sec the least change in his face
as he come forward and bolted. He looked
from one to the other, noted our revolv~
era and knives, and made signs that we
surrender them and go down the ravine
with him.
“Not by u dun-nod sight!“ growled the
scout, as he realized what was wanted.
“Bct‘orc we go out of this we wont to
know what we are walking into. I‘d as
lief turn up toes in here as out thur."
:Tlne In-nsscnter spoke in a deep, lncovy
vorce in reply. \Vixham could speak tho
diulect uf over-y Indian tribe in the \Veat.
and he had ncvcr met one like this. “’9
could not understand n word of It, but his
gestures worc plain enough. He said we
Won-c surrounded and could have no hope
of escape. We had come into tho country
against their wishes; “'6 hand caused the
death of one of thcir, number; we bud
come spying into the ' vallgy. These
things lllllit be lookcd into. We, must.
surrender and be investigated. ' \
“Bo unordered. he mourns!“ whisper-ed
the scout. “If they had intended toohow
Ins mercy thoy wouldn‘t have cent tho dogs
in to devour us, nor would they have
showered no with rocks. Let‘s hold out
and soc what the next move Will be.“
FRISONERS.
I made known to the moss-caters our
intention ct resisting his deuundu and
dctending ourselves to the lost Ila com-
prehended every gesture. and without be
trnyinng the least excitement he turned and
walked Ilowly out of right down the ru-
vino.
“The next thing will be oomctbing
elul" acid the scout as he knelt down and
placed a Inaudtul of cartridges on the
ground below him.
Son‘tvar. We expected a min but
tinny bad a better nhcnnc than tint. At—
:or tho lapse of about ten minutes ‘..
thousand men, posted above, below cud,
oath. cliffs abovo. began to ding root:
into the ravine. They come down “by
boil. and wc draw book into the aloha
and were helpless W the M.
Notahoad couldbcueuorovoioeburd
Tho: wen not codified with not! a bk
amour-chad bntrollcddcnbooldcn
mm A munch their.“
09m opposit- QM.M back and
uniting moiatbcmohtdopri‘d no ct
broath and droppld not: Q bu). With
in mmmmm a
tll'OVx“
\\' t3
I~l1U
mmwfiflmmm‘
“bum
"‘..—u—n—
\mflo Won-g Need it”. ‘
their victory.
and pushed me down the path. another
bod y followed close behind With the
scout, whose face was covered with blood,
from the wound received by the stone.
I was lame and cord, and made not the
lcust emu-t to resist. The men around me
were nrmod with spears,
clubs, and but for the efforts of the three
or four who bud hold of me 1 would have
been knocked on the head at once.
When we pusscd out of the ravine we
turned to the right. Here was a valley
half a unilc wide. Fifty rods above
us it narrowed to twenty rods. and a.
flti‘m.‘ wnll ten foot high ran across it. A
crowd numbering Ihrcc or four thousand
bud usncmblcd amuud the mouth of the
ravine. and tlnismaqsuf jabbering, whoop-
mg and struggling humanity followed be-
hind as wc \\ (An-n: led up the valley. The
possugc Ilnruugh the wall was to the right
clusc to the side of thc mountain. It wal
nut over two fact wide, and could be de-
fvnulud again: all camcrn. Any party try-
lug In ful‘t‘t‘ :nn I-Inirmnce could be crushed
to bloody pulp by rocks rolled front the
mountain.
As we passed through the wall we were
in the strange city. I: was a level piece
of gruund two miles long by one broad,
and covcrcd by 5,000 or 6,000 but! made
of poll-S, reeds and mud. Streets were
lnid out as in a town. but were only six
or eight feet wide. Lnuk where I would
I Could season-(mung faces, and even the
children picked up missiles and flung them
at us in their rage.
“Well. Lieutenant, here is the strange
city I told you about, and how do you like
it?" asked the scout as we halted for a
a moment inside the wall. '
Tobe Continued.
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{Tr-rm Home Saturday Evening 1131].]
Mr. George Knnchr after- having tried
all rcmcdics rccomnncnded to him for
rheumatism, received no relic! until h.
tI'in-d the Sr. Jacobs Oil, the first applica-
timn of which gave him relief, arid the
continued “scoured him.
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Firnc Talk urul Rcflrn'cd Talk.
Must American women talk habitually
with an accuracy which would bear “06$
8.! repentiugs. the language reading like a
page copied out of a book: while the some
tinn- there is a fluency which never pout
(N for a ward. and lit"\'t‘l‘ knows the slight-
cut difficulty in cxprcaxing an idea. But
having burlw willingly a tribute to
thc incnunpurnlnlc superiority of American
wmnuu no tnlkfs, the rambling writer
may in.I inlluwcd in say that lie thinks
English wmuczn uw n simpler and purer
S Ixun English than flows from the lips
of American ladies. In England now it
is assuredly n mark and prim! cf culture
tnndopt this simplicity of htylc: in this
it scrrrnsns if pzxnplc. cspccially
tried hard to cultivate a. fine
‘1 opinntic jar; nu. Fur cxnnulnie, here it
1.1.1. Irs I.) he ‘huuglit :1 wild und course
a art ..’ think' (I speak of n woman of edu-
crntinu “'ld position as a. wommn; you must
Spcak of llvl' ulways as a lady. Mrs. Brown
is a charming lady; Min Black is a beau-
tiful lady. and so on. In England this
sort of phraseology is usually relegated to
the ladie's maid and the footmau.
cared and well-bred English people will
always say: Mrs. Brown is a charming
woman: Miss Black is it bountiful wo'man.
One had rather hour on English woman
break into a little word of slung than hear
her spuil our pure rind noble Saxon speech
so swcet and home-like inn its simple, nat-
ural strongth, by over-refinement of
language and the spurious graces of a
superficial gcntility. If the “tarnishing
fluency and brilliuncy of the American
woman‘s talk could only find expression
in the simple Saxon which is 'now hap-
pily the vernacular of educated people in
England. the charming hiker would
have just the one thing needed to place
her in the front rock with the convent»
tionalist of the modern world.
“0——
AMay-n Ilene-Ill...
A dolicnour odor is imparted by Fiona-
tou Cologne, which is alwoyl "inching,
no matter how freelyguacd.
‘0
cuufltry
wnuncu.
I Colic-co New.
The senior class at Harvard hu not yet
chosen its photograph“
W
The inure and bounds club of ’85 no a
race last. Saturday afternoon.
The trustees of Rutgers college in“!
not yet appointed amuccesoor toPrcoidcnt
Campbell who resigned last summer, and
be Is still at the head of the institution.
v— 7....”..»___._....
It in said that the only protector of po-
litical economy 'of any college in America
who is opposed to free trade in Purim
Robert E. Thompson of the University of
‘P' Iunaylvonia.
' MOP—"*3 -
Mlddletown has the distinction of 1
lug II woman—Ann McCarthy—ta jail .-
beoting her husband. on caches rho tro-
querntly indulged in and escaped the pun
ulty by promises of rotor-m.
‘
W
BAH”: Cant. thou. Jan. 81. 181’.
number of year- with indigeafiw and
general dcbility. by the advicc of my doo-
torl need Hop Bitten. and mustnytbq
odor-dad one donor: intact allot. ! In
glad tobeobletotutify intboirbebofl.
m 0. m
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Barnum. Builey¢ Rinaldo-on. m
tors of the “Great Bumm—- mm
world.'annd groom to new. ‘
romaine-coco" during the
motlm‘
Three or (our lifted me up '
arrow: and ,
Gentleman—Having been aflictod for o».
Edu- o
Combined Show“ odor about lid-W
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