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linoleum author. who lives on aseho
River. Wyoming territory. hos s hhtoq
soteqoslodhysnyllvlu use. Binoo tho
yesretlmhohss resned tho tor West.
olwsyoostho trestle. Be is widely
lonely celeb-old. old hk uporleuoos sad
erplciuentho phlneond intho mutual
willbovlvidly roeellocted by tho“old luv
talents“ who wore tondorloot in tho
country when holwu n WW oil
sum. usummoone myooroot
economendll‘li oppooronoo tho typical
wutern msnmltheugh showing the weigh
elyesn. ill-the. curly heir. which won
once out. brown. to sewjrtreehod withgtwy
whilehis hesvy mustache end [ootoo uo
nimostwhito. fiixfwltnthollmhlu
usrvow end stops with tho sprightlinouol
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motes only. Bo renewed the crew
uoe tor eight route. and thee tech
tho Roman Wu.
About this time lire reintee how the
men in his mosey got chewed in. in
in new the Gunshot country.
the number died et We.
were killed end eetes. but
were so peer thst there
enough on one or them to ache o
one one. The moon! or the
select et the cousin late lush.
Atterthewuheepentonouhoretyesre
in tapping. He then identified hineelt
withthenheehoeeo. endmer n tow your
Mm their ehlel. leading them in new
bolting sgelnst the Show who were
mortal enemies of the Shoehoeen For three
mm he never new A white men. One dsy
he Mme angry while in council with tho
msbchiefs. and killed three a! theta Nb
right. Hethentonndittoowortnfer bin.
and he attempted to mske his escape out 0!
the country. it :is said by Jim‘s friends
that the tribe followed him for 700 miles.
end that in the light he killed scores of
them. being wounded sevenl times himself.
Since that time he has never found it ed.
st'uble to go been to them.
“ Did you merry into the tribe P“ was
mixed.
“ Yes, I always had s squsw ; sometimes
two or three," he said , nomchnlsntly.
Jim is badly used up. owing to the num-
ber of times he has been shot and secidents
that have occurred to him. A portion of
the right hsnd is entirely gone. He lost it
while shooting at 3 target with the late Cep-
tsin Jack of the Utes. in 1868. Jim was
then interpreter st the White River Agency,
while Msj. Oskes. now or Denver, wss
agent. When Jim fired his first shot the
carbine exploded, tearing ed a. piece of the
hand, breeking s jsw, end nearly killing
him. He was taken up for dead. but after
many months of entering he recovered lie
lived with the Utes for several years after-
wards.
In Jim's time the Indian tribes living
further West were little acquainted with fire-
arms In (Act, some tribes never new a gun.
She older bucks of the Shoshone»; remem-
bered well when they met laid eyes upon
them. Jim relates the story he told him by
onoof the Shoshone chiefs One dsy s
young buck was prowling about the conn.
try, when he heard the unmusl noise of the
report of firearms. Getting down on his
bends and knees he crawled through n
chnnp at bushes. and gazing into the specs
beyond he beheld s party of white men
shooting st e tax-got. The sight paralyzed
him with feet. He had never looked upon
3 white man before. and he immediately
come to the conclusion thst the men before
him were supernatural beings who had just
dropped down from above. like s flock oi
ducks. He hestened beck to his village and
informed his chiefs of what he bod seen—
beings who could produce thunder st their
will. Then several 0! the foremost tribe
went to the scene sud. sure enough, what
the young buck had told them proved to be
true. A few dsys snot-ward the Indium
come into the camp of the white men under
s dog of truce, when the use and the men-
uer of hsndling the dreams were explained
to them. It came verv neer proving the
desuucn'on ot the whole perry, for the red.
shins coveted the guns to such a. degree
that several sttempts were made to me.
sscretheownerstogsinpossessiono!
them.
InJim's dsy he was noted as one of the
wildest of scouts. He was never known to
lose his oration. sad so inetsnee csnnot be
citedwherethelndiensevorgot the better
of him.
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Good Advice. ,
You will] prevent and cure the greater
part0! the ills that afflict mankind in
this or any section, it you keep your
stomach. liver. and kidneys in perfect
working order. There is no medicine
known the: does this as surely as PI:-
ker’s Ginger Tonic. It will keep your
blood rich end pure, end give you good
hedth a little cost. See other column.
mwbobssnotsoenovertho herbs cl
hissnnomyfortenycsrs and who enters
societychesrfulondhsppyinbisiguorsnoe
dfiehettbstthemhcwhieh is
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‘ Mandamus. tines. end
washcuttodrooaolnwhen Judson cold;
‘ltycudothstophl‘ttputobullotthvouah‘
yourhood.‘ Wnldnosttontionto
hierotsorh. but trod the fourth time. the
llhothoothotnaoluwldootthe
his elbow to o level
ground. Thou somebody toned Morton‘s
brother. put e pistol in hie M sod told
him to avenge the murder. He shot st Jud.
eon twenty times while tho letter we: run.
ning up the capitol steps. sud nil-ed every
that. The web finally caught Judson sud
mired to hung hixn. Niles him to u
luutxt‘ close by which won in process or eon.
“motion they throw o rope over one at tho
Noe he
storing lite lvswh'uumfl baits
ville. Esqmotieio in we and hole
mm with him shout tho mu. llo
told the that the tow nineteen he hung ouch
mewmewmwm ot
aeoue poem
him. each more amazingly beeuutel sad
diam than the list. Emulate W
niswwml mountslne. (mom when
and spouting swim wrinkling voter nu.
11th with mteoy. “is whole «all will
enthralled with rupture by the lmutieo
whirhhystwoidmtm lie M 8e
W‘l‘t‘l up wee he in umtemphting those
secure that be listed the moment the rope
was owned sort the sweet illusions dispell-
ed. Tho pein come sftnrwenl. when his
thrust swelled from the cflorts of the rope
npnnit. and ‘m was Hubble to swollen.—
chgphia (wiper.
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now HE THREW HER 1.0.": own
“ I do not buliovu you “
Elliellwrt McGuire wiuwul M NH 2..
Hathaway spoke those “arts t-nwL lath:
words. that seemed to near his t'ory mm} m
be mood thorn in the glonming, tho tnnv nl
silence and shadow. The kullnws two-
twittering among the learns in their noisy
way. the ice cream lain: were creating the-i:
belctul light across the band thoroughfare.
(mm which the rattle. the roar, and the
crash of life in a great city had but just lll‘
parted.
“ You cannot menu it. Myrtle." the young
man says, his voice chocked with emotion.
“You surely cannot doubt my wonlw—the
word of one to whom you here pljghted
your troth. end in whose life your tuture l!
bound up."
“ But I do mean it.“ replies the girl. “ al-
though God knows my life would be bright-
er, better. happier. were it not so. I have
loved you with s strong. country-butter lave
that has become 1: port of my very existence.
Audit is whenI have taught my heart to
beat responsive to your every word. when l
have come to believe in you with all the
passionate trustfuluess of s women‘s nature.
that you come to me, and here. on this been-
tiful June arm, when the heavens are
panoplied with store. and the sir is balmy
with the perfume ot mete. you say to me
that you have never bet on s horse race—w
you tell me this solemnly end earnestly,
knowing that my heart will not let me judge
harshly any sction of yours. No, Ethelbert;
I love you with s maddening, ninetydnys-
or-temper-cent-od-for-cush trust that is be.
yond compare. but I cannot let you share
that trust. I am but It girl-s sensitive.
passionate. one-busthntl-n-lour-dollsr-beng
girl. but I am not a champ "~sud Myrtle
turned to enter the prior.
“But I swear it I" exclaimed Ethelbert.
“ l sweor to you that I would not bot four
deluxe-“inst ten that Mend 3. could best
three ates."
“ You would not I” asked the girl.
“No," was the reply. “I would not bet
on anything."
“Then." said the girl. rye-king slowly,
sud with grave tenderness. “ you lad bet-
tsrhesdtor thegste. l cenneverplseemy
happiness end chsnces for spring bonnet: in
thehnndsofsmsn who wouldlotsomno
thing on that get swey."—-01u'oqe Mu.
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SECRET IARRSAGB Ill NEW YORK.
TheBsdgereus(whlehhujestbeenset-
tledby eompromioeinNew-York)lsveryre-
msrhshleinitsohsrscter, thence-being“
follows: Jseostdgerreeently died in his
78th year. He wusrich old hschelor, and
hedt'ormony yesrsbeenstthehesdotsnop.
ulsnt shipping house. Bis heirs proceeded
todivide the property, when s clohn was
mndebyswomnwhoslerted her dower
fightsshlnwidow. For thirty-flveyesrube
sud “John Bohr-"hodholdeoonuhisl eels-
tiongtheirhomebobcinsroehlyn. “Eek.
«”hsdslwoys eon-looted himsoltinsnsx-
wesloorudthsthehdsuntily,whicb
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“New. Colonel. lilo no duty tout. hove
you not killed throo non l“
“too. in throo non.“
“ light l inquire thoelrennotouooo which
condoned those emote homicides?“
“Well. sir. mom occurred during the
wet. Weworoin coup durluolulllnoe-
tivo oporotiou. The encore wlvoo wore
sllowotltevieitthelrhuobsuds A m in.
oultodmywlto. lwsetho colonel ct tho
regiment. I wont down. or couno. to so
shoot it. The uptolo ot the men‘- oom-
maldthstthommuudormtond
tho wetter would ho investinted. l sold.
"nmdou‘tostistylno. Depth. Thom
who won shading soar. drew on no. new
hopponodtehoohnlh handy sud ! killed.
him. A mm sequined mo otter
twenty mluutos‘ ”button.“
“And whet woo thooecooion of tho ooe~
cud dimculty l‘ olkod the lswyor.
“ That hoppouod one! the wor. I won in
outloouoneeishtwith o port: or gentle
moo. woworodtiehiuosti stoning our
oolvoo by trick! 0! Womb. throwing up
hot! duller- ood lashing thou W
out co as. A m ct m tollnwe oo-
tovod tho door M W Io Their loud:
ordlowoseuhutlflny pistol out out
mtillodhin. nolwworo out to that
cello jut httoos minutes. m 1 women:
N!“
it; thin time the court heredity the July.
the bench end the prim ot the her were
homettheelelmulnh one held out
noireto.
“Well. whotdidtho third gentlemen do
to you r' «shed the m hwyor.
“‘l‘hothtrddileelty occurred in o little
town to Alston I won o lbputy t‘u'tteu
antes um end hsd gone there to enrol
om Thetyhetote I got there no
twentyettheeit‘tsenohnd tried to “not A
no. but he broke em tron them. mi
themelwlthonvelvor. end not new is
the mum l happened to my thst it must
be e mighty peer town which coutln‘t turn
out twenty men who mold upturn one A
gentlemen standing on the [womb ot the
hotel spoke up end sold: "Stronger. they.
be you lltiuh you etc shelter men then my
one in thin town I“ l nid I didn‘t how
Ibmll thst. but I wouldn‘t wont twenty men
to armst sny men in the world. If I couldn‘t
do it myself. I‘d let the men go. One word
led to another. e crowd gotherr-d ; United
State- Msruhels were not populnr in Also
bums then : the gentlemen drew on me and
l we» compelled to shmt him. The juryi n
that case were out just ten minutes and so.
quilted nae."
The! ended the Akbnmisn's testimony.
Bo wee once United States Menthol of Utnh.
end the Attorney-General had better send
him book there if the Mormons show signs
of carrying out their threats to silty. burn
end dcotroy. sooner than give up the inn
they hove been having on the nlmrr" at Hull
lake. ~ Th! Capital.
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FACTS ABOUT PEANUT!
W'ho 5 st '2 Item to liverytn~rreullnrltt¢o
of the Trude.
"How many goobem do you sell s duty.
Kiss Msry ?“ woe asked of Atleuts'e well-
known contectioucr.
"Oh. I don't know. Some days I sell s
hall bunhel and sumo days s bushel. But
there ere stands in town thst sell more peo-
nute than we do. You see, we don't pay
much attention to them. In (out 1 had
rather not hsudle them. They don't set on
e pretty stnnd like mine."
“I thought you would sell more than a
bushel a day.“
“Well, I don‘t sell over s bushel, but when
you put whet phenom-by alto from the boron
to what I sell it will make nonrly twice on
much."
“In whom d3 you sell goobers mostly?"
"'lo darkies. \‘Thoy all like peanuts. end
when they poorthe stand end ostoh the ero-
mu abilnfl from s bog of hot peonuts they
no slut: in feel for It nickel. Then I sell lots
to business men who don't go homo to dip-
ner, and who won‘t go to s her for beer sud
lunch. Why, there is one gentlemen. s
lawyer. who hasn‘t been home to dinner s
half dozen times in so my yous. end he
slwsys buys s pint of peouuts shout twelve
o'clock. So regulsr is he in the purohsoe of
this cheep mssl that I reslly raise him when
he (hill to come."
”Do hdlcs like goobere ?"
“Oh, yes. but they don't like for it to be
known. They walk inside the store and not
for snietel'sworlho! pesnnts in s pope:
bogsndtheugohouesndeot. Little ohil
drenuetoudonhem, sndleoteh my a.
dveeentpieeefronsboycrgirl who- so.
sway bsppy munching his panels."
"Vila-(do your customers coll then P
"Oh. dlloreut nomeo. Young indies ssh
lorpesnuts in s bog. Dorkios saktor
ground pose and sometimes goobers, while
the ordinal girls alwnyl cry gooberl."
“What! do school glrh est goobers."
“Oh, so owsy. ! shoot toll on them.
They sre goodenetomers. They buy than.
selves and then nuke the boys buy for then,
too."sudo¢sbewontto dish up s bozo!
ho carillon—Am W
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The peculiar action on the kidneys Ind
urinary organs of asparagus is frequent-
ly notice-d during the season. Prof. Ben-
son recent! red in the case of the
Eat rer tlliun and others that in
com nation with mslt sud quinine it is
on absolute specific for disrsoeo ol the
liver. kidneys Ind urinary organs. file
thud II been by the Holt
is great germ“
food is now composed of melt. ho ut-
nine but end umm.—Fed?osl
mes.
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EVOLUTION ill «unison.
only ouolovor ventured
oltheviunodins Countycrm
Ircuotvoryocmtortsbloplsoelto go into.
I“- nuolsoontlnlollymw o!
wtllessohoo. ohohoulwlth coho. end the
lower o! tolling into when sbyeeeo.
decides. the [root hordoo at his flitting
“WWW Nttlnamlnthotooeeud
mull“ onlooflodlu her hole, is on no-
contertshlo lecture. product“ . m or
ompiuholiutnotollow. heathen lo
thoovorproooetdscuorotyourllghthooon-
howl-M. lent-o m in Mu-
hhehuthothrou which you might
never mono. Bowovor ovdontee explorer
hemoyhowhevonturoslnte one et those
thins. ehdhowovor lutovootod with whetho
mhoiooontinuollywlshiuthstho were
outotlt. 'l‘hoymmulorwltchholoo. I!
Inevohowitehosluthoworldfihfloyouwill
llud theta. llhouldthlnl 1 that
ountuhoudonorhtodieo. oovorsl hundred
yorhosllodcoduntil I come to it due
mohruohlmsndroorlunthmgh lt. Bo-
yondthooroeklooultlsoonethorepoulsu.
leodluc. no doubt. to still deeper sud dorhor
doptlutbutlhod'otomhotlt end to-
Mlmveutureouyturthor. In this one
loneountorodthohst mhuedietolyos
enteritis. end it continued s greet dictum
loould not judaohcw thiohthodopmltwos.
belitwolooltoiolymoytoot. “menu“
sothevohoou lu- thon reveal thmsd
mouthed it we: occwwulotiua with
”annuity. lohoulu not be surprised
mwtoloonthsttheoovehslboos ocean»
wwmwwueowummm‘
«unmounted 0mm womb
conceivoetthogvootmulutwdootmthm
mtnthewovluuetilholwlaeeo uto one
outlast-steam “eymoutycewtho
wolhmdmmwwmokumm
enmity. but they oetuolly mm tht
teeth Wuhuuehee When you «it
epeueetthooe greet whet beeches et
hots there to us «making Minnelli“. tote
are “continence out downy thooe
bowl-trials nltrote of mm. For the
muMurootthst volt mother “totem
lathewerldeoueeutpsrevfl’thlt. how-say
onetime! it lutho Mlonevhluliss
(love. which by me mineral more N
unconverted into pure ammo opp».
ontly. ltwoeld “Wholly mole o very
etvoltc tortilla». besides hmishlhg gunpow.
dot. to. but whether the rswstll it worth
Mututonornotluunntmy. ultioworth
ouything like thst figure lslmuldssy that 0
Tons but coveisbettev “unencumbe-
Oeleeeeow Never.
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A Much lion-toot Wanton.
lire. Fowler. of this city. was married
in.“ January to her sixth husband. and
strumm- u- it may eon-m. tin-- “tn-m «lied
exactly th were from thou '“flf‘l'iilge'
day . llrr pursuit! lntnlmtnl hurl Mn flick
for the lust (our nmnllw wuh l'ltmnic
jaundice, and was gm u up by {our of
our bt‘sl phyuviuue. as u [not “sort he
begun using Sulphur Blitt‘rs, mni yozator-
day told our reporter that tlwy had
saved his life. nnilingly anymg that In-
guoeu-od Mrs. Fowler would 11‘ unnblq- to
(like a rBt’l‘nth hotter hull for name time
to come. —— I-Taschungr.
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POISON IN BOOK COVERS.
The use of poisonous dyt-s to color the
COVt‘nluf lxmlta is happily not I mmmon
practice. Yet book publishers are ocrminu.
Ally careless about the “tutorials used in
coloring their books. lately in Troy A child.
while playing with some watu-r—color pm'nllt.
looked about for a palette, and seized a smell
book. nth-noted by the bright green color of
its cover. He mixed the points on the cover
of the book for some time. Then he was
suddenly taken with convulsions. l‘hysl.
clans, who were lutstily smnmonod. declared
thet he had been poisoned. They «(immis-
tered antidotes, but the child went into con.
vulsion utter convulsion, end it was only
after three dsys' innocent labor that the
physicisns saved his life. The child‘s
wealthy parents stterwsrde had the phyd.
clans investigate the msuner of its beng
poisoned. They discovered that the dye
with which the brightly-colored. book we:
covered contained the poison. In wetting
the points on the book cover the child had
innocently wet also the dye. and soon tmus-
(erred some of the poison to its own lips.
There won a comics] aide to the luvoatigo.
lion. olthougb it who no consolstion to the
parents—tbs book was found to be a report
01' the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children. ~Albany Prue.
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BAY Ct", Michigan. Feb. 8, 1880.
I think it my duty to send you s
recommend tor the benefit olsny person
wishing to know whether Hop Bitters
ere good or not. I know they ere good
for general debility end indigestion,
strengthen the nervous system sod make
new life. 1 recommend my pstients to
use them. DR. A. Pan-r.
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Bum mum—I have» slwoys won.
tiered why people ere so anxious to become
hereunto. A peer-go secures s soot in the
upper Home, end this. one one begins, is
on object of nutrition to some. The knight-
hood ol on order is s personal distinction
But what can it benefit anyone to know thst
his son sud arsodsou will be celled " Sir 7"
This title, it there is no weslth to support it,
Is on encumbrance. sud not untrequently on
sbsurdity. The lots Sir Henry Wrexsll.
But, was s pauper in the Wadsworth lune-
tie uylutn. end the present bonnet was edu-
ested at s workhouse school. and lo appren-
s pswnbrohor. It horonetoioe ore to be con-
tinued. it might be well to allow their Isle.
The “Sir" is nine use to the pswuhrohofs
seldom. butllho worepertnittedtoputltupli
sootloumenysvulaoridlot clntyoequslne-
ouoo would be rosdyto pay sovovol ‘hcnosud
pounds tor iL—Londow M
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