MM MWVt ir B,m li t, f Vi ft ll fci - '5 tX THE CAMBRIA FREEMAN I Advertising Rates. The larjrp and rapKiJr fnCre.!n- is l lWlHH IVtBt rUIUAY RUUM5U At Itansburg, Pa., by H. A. McPike. r,u,tninteetl Circulation - 1.12S (.-, STILL A BOOMING. MATCI1 IT 2 sl IS-.iKIHrlOS KATES. . ,DV noTenr. cash in advance. .... . .fl.KO .7- ' .. ' if not p'd within 3 mos. 1.75 if not i)'d within 6 in us. " If not p'd withiu ytur.. 2.25 pe,- m residing otitsid. the county o i i !( to CODSi'iCT wiii bel 1 inch,! Advert semen La DC rates: I-B- 8-.S0 . .. MO e.00 JO iO s oo 12.00 K.. f;.CO as uc o oo -- 7C..00 1 Notice... l.M l.'O l.W o lde. rcr 'Wne ; ;r line. ff finv crTVftndk. i'ns f'fffnf to f or inuiiui ua t!v and xpell t-s. Ioa'i jou ,1 ij.nl M It ecl'D t H ; ; 1 " 6 1 " J AdmlniM Ainiitor'i Ptrty n Ptim'net each sue? (f.ifl (T vi oillntler-t interest, r Job Pit tiously e; forget It. j j cr. ! r-" g ; .) i it at pur jetit irni ui; vuniifQu iu i n. ivnt will the above terms be de- 1 -.."ra. ail I huso " ho ion t oorrsu 1 1 their p .' s by paj Injr in advance must not , , (,; ili' i on the sara-? f uotivisi a. thoso , p.! tr-i fact be distinctly understood - inr, forward. , V ..iir paper before yon stop it. if ' u must. None but iirftiswaxs inoth ' ii n l he a Baiawa- life's loo short. H. A. WcPIKE, Editor and Publisher. 'HK IS A FREEMAN WHOM THE IEUTH MAKES FREE, AND ALL ARE SLAVES BESIDE. SI.50 and postage per year, in advance VOLUME XIII. EBENSliURG, PA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16. 1SS0. NUMBER 50, t r : .i. J. rnirr, M'DONALD &, CO.'S i'lUC 15 JUST ! X)JETTOs IV. :; lini Z ASVEEIIilNS! EEK APiTR'i.E S0LI1 AT I RIf E QUOTED. : .K- i.uir.s. ,.-:.. v . i ! 1" nt- i .-r lb. : Tkas, C.'.. M - !, , r i.. : Jkken 1'i.rrtt, Jo, 17 ani 20 j.r:1 .: I' --i ko 'vrEi. Yi. 17. 2i and fc , " . ; - ; : J ...N-. K 'OFFKK. t w J In .XOS U r 5. : ' I . - r.t - f".' ; i! ki.m; Sok.. two pa- -.;lt, ir hm p'-i'ii-i hr h Ptr. : Mola:-4, 1 , .-r a-L.t-.r, . ' v;a f. 5J cts, piT -aiion. ' I k v ; )ds. ! (::-.' ii ! 7 'n' ! per yur.J : Mr., i-.s. 5. i.:-! ;. r a.-J ; ' t:.oHAMH. nn.l 10 et-. ' i lV.-.v-w i-oi..-. 8. Ii,' 1 and ) ' ; ,- : . : : : ' '.i i ' Yi. i m;:.s. ) ua pjvj .; ; r: .-! : I'l.mn Flannels K. J5 and .In : : . rd I'i. m " Fi .n n. a i. ;t4 ami 4S et.j. i K "r : . !i is r- v .1 .in. 1 J ... IS. -J.', uiid i j -v ri 1 i i r.i 5- .. 7.r.-.v :md 1 .;-0 per vM : ! t r.:" -n l:i. iiTM. M. 75 and ti cent' per 1 ' ::i ."f.-s. :t 'i L-.i- r. tu 7-CMiti pr !' .-.:::,, -..u' por pair. I NOTION'S. -i I. Z and 5 .-.ts pr jo-d : 'i.l- ' f" . -. :. ". i: ! 7 '. aid, : -.iitMTH. -.'.s, .'.'j - ' : I.'-i:: .' i!..-ir.. li and e n. : 't'" . ! . an 1 n-uu per I . -..v. if.'.'-i and u;.. ! M I A NT S! II I ;s. ! - . !-' -.!. ! . . --tH. '-r;-.-:ir:'M!f.. . - : ! pr-r: Mis-v- " : i ! -kt nr-. I.aoiiV tUx- I.. i. :. " ' rl. i "J5 a: V-l.M , -;. -:::-'!: -1 -. -I 1.75 and . " " " i I'.-.i- -. '. i-.b'J. iJ.7i u:id r . i i i in s T . ' and lip; Mr.s'rJ Kl'I.L - ' : : : ' " L.n- L-.Ma. j.ija) ..nd . 1 -t: ; ': r f our j;f.ir."4 .' - :.:..:. ' :t !'.: ! II a ::. ; i:. -t -. '.L- L. I l. -(:. JIT. KiII. " ' ' lit l.r.CLi : "i ' ci LiT tli; '.vah. lie: '. '- --!i;i k niiIp. r.ni Small Profits." . ...... .. &m ' ii' iu-p r."t'.o:y 1 " ' : v .r: ,v '- - , .,,--.r- 1 : l I P.f " ' ' - - F - k a:ui ivturn ;t : '-i t:." plt.fr. ... i a f i '.l,cr 'i:tii- r ' -'n- .I 7.:iuii a rt:iuiia' .r ' 1 i. '" r ; t.i ii-j a i.;ir r;i I ' - '-' 1 i! -ij..rj i.rarr i -f-s i,i . : i : t :.i::r:.irti; n in rv-ry MrlntXAI.l ,f CO. i.i:ii!Liiii:i.i(iiin!)i(,N (:; rai. si H.i u,-r ok Cheap Groceries! THE WORLD for 1880.1 DT-..Mt I. A7S everywhere fihoiilj Inform thera-seiv.-- c.sre:u:!y aiike of thr ai tlon ot their par ty throuirhuut ttie 'mnntrv ami of t!ir inoveincntu ol their K' iuFIk'aii o.).i.nenn. A failnre to do thl in 1S74 contributed itrently t" Hie lii l.v the llfWuTSi'V Ol tlieirUltS Ol the tlmm fnlrlv'w.n Ht the poll.". " The year !-t promlccs to he one of the moft in- I tere-iln'.' and limortaut venr of this crowded nd eventful eentnry. It Kill wltne" b Vretilden- I t.alelieii .n ivhi.-h in iv result In reestahlishinir ' the ( i.jv. Tnment ol this r.iuntrv on the nr nrinloa ! id Its riin-tilnt F.nai I'mindery. or In nrrmi nent 1 v I clianainn the relation of the States to the Federal j power. Nn Intelligent man ran regard srn-h an I elietion "ii indi:!.ren;e. Ti! World, as the j only daily F.nirlodi new.st.npcr jmhlislied In the ' elty id New York whieh upholds the doctrine of eonstltutlonal lH-inix raev, will steadilv rej-refent the Itom-u-ratic party in this creat e'anvass. It ' will do this in no spirit ol servile part isanhip. tint j temperately and firmly. As a newspaper Trnc our.n, brine the i.rsin ..f no man. no clique and no iin. r. -.t. will present the fullest and the fairest ' ptfture it can make ot earh dav". pa.-init history I In the elty. the State, the eonntry and the world. It will aim hi rentier, as heretofore, at arrnraev first ol . !i things in ail that it publishes. Nnian". ; however humble, sliail ever bo permitted totrr.lv i complain thatliu has been unjustly dealt with in . the f oiumns ol Thk Vi"c.li.i. No interest, howev- er powertnl. shall ever be permitted trrlv to boast ! that It can silence the fair erltb ism ol Thk Would, j liirinir tiir . iff year Thk Would ha reen its d.ul eiv( -nlat trel , I an 1 its week I v i irenlation pushed n,r beyond that ol anv other weeklv gem j aper in Hi t cruntij. 1 i.e ereat increase hat een won. a. Ti:u Wi.i lh in l.evef, by trutinulness, entrrpri-e, cease'es aeiivitv in coliecttmr news and untalter.uj loyalty to itsell and to its readers in .Jeapnz w!t!i the riil-stion. of the day. It isour hope and it will he our endeavor that Tnp. Wont dm r.-c.rl t. r lss,.,,y ; .n written io t lie approbation an I ti e 5iipt ort i f m.ir.v t!:ors:!nds more i f no.v r-:oU-: s in ii'l i -iri ol (his I ndi.--olr.i le Union id 1 1.de- :;-'.i 't' ble States. MEM K v I T A. Lvr T J RkS FOlt- OI.Kjd V V KF.KEE KRRRK fCl'C OOOO O V V K K K U C U O . V V F K K : O U tl ) V V F.F.K 1 KKRK C ( O V V F. K K f U O U IJ W K K K r t; ( ti OOOO V fcEEF.K H K ffCC OOOO A A A A A A AAA A A A A A A TTTTTTT T T T T T T Overcoats for Old Men ! Overcoats for Young Men ! Overcoats for Boys ! Overcoats for Everybody Tte LOOK VI. Iife, to some1, is full of sorrow Half is real and lm!f we borrow i Full of roeks and full of ledpes, ! Corners sharp and outline eilces. Though tin; joy bells may Ih' rinsing. Not a .eonc; you'll boar them singing .Seeing never mnkes them wise, .Looking out fiom rtowneaM: eyes. All in vain the sun is shining. Waters sparkling, blossoms twining, They but sec, through these same sorrows, .Sad to-days and worse to-morrows. See the clouds that must pass over, See the weeds among the clover ; Kvervthir.g and anything, j Hut thh golden sunbeams bring. i Drinking from the bitter fountain, j Io ! your mole bill seems a mountain, : Drops ot dew and drops of rain , Swell into the mighty main. ! Ail in vain the blessings shower, And the merries fall with power, ! Gathering ehatf we tread tins wheat, ! IUch ami royal, 'rieath our feet. Let it not be sr, my neighbor, Look up, as you love and labor Not for one alone woe sj vials : in bis cares and trials, Li ii are linked together, air and cloudy weather, lave, on, let us prav. Faith and patience for to-day. Our r -.;. . are as i..;in I'.nlv ao tiption reniiin ir. ciianed, and So r. .' i vs. one ve.t- .:' : tar--- !.t...it:.. ?-'.Ti. l'a'ly. without S:i!!il:i .-. n: mot. it's. $4.e$ . three moi::!is, Vi.' nion b-. -! a mt.nt IVitSl MiV :::.:. oi:" ,-r.l Thk .'Ii'M.it Would, e.oita,; vi w s a p. .Ili";e -!1-.mi Tin: Skmi-M'kkklv Wi.uld (' days-- r-,- m,iF;r a ea extra i-'py h. r el il, oi til t enty-iive. Thk Wkkult V,".,i i.d lar a year T.. ,ltil. Au elub of Ten. the Seiii, ;( the Ii i : v I.,- ,jf I, u y S .i:i-; r.l -tl linn. '. if se; t Forti.s . 1 1 1 v : ! :ua! 1 S-i,d l o.-tH.M e inout- 1 sis oiontiis. In t i ; li I:: -' ; oar. !rS: six Irsi than three be liiKk Re- j year, il.5"''. 1 !ty and Fri Airetits An y lit club of ) One ivd :lra copy K r b of twentv. r. i..p. ap; -.tion. sterc i li tt. 1 ank dra ij sender. NOBBY OVERCOATS, ELea,A-y OVERCOATS,;i WARM OVEKCOATS, i 4 ri: Dnnir'iT mi) (wimra m rtncl Working Overcoats, HID QUALITIES Of OVERCO&TS, s AI TKK A WOLF. Til Dress I'l.t i.vi. oyn n. v i-ituD ; I.,. eilH'' ill tl. I 41 .1 r ei .scrip, .""i it.: WELKl.V t'O'n lilejl :i vi;i. it h 1.. This v. ! the inaair:: i lid -ui.- T-.ra r.-iiew.: ii:eir s u1'-; ''tat 'Fine Wli.i.i v Vi'i'i i.:i t. oio nif-."iior a i.atobi r. iiiis i iiri.i; wn.i. nr. FFH KKK '-"J. T il;- advai.ta sjeribe at oie c. Renew ut on.: . 1S1. il . : 'i - i : it b: i.,r... Il i I .r i. :i:ir.-!i i. I'- ill SiZES, SOL AT 111 CIlKAl' (AS I I STOUT-: OF ;i and ! WllO SlilVt- i.0V 1: ml" Ftoek the fiin st ami lar;i me in :ir oi OYKKCOAT T'.-riiiiC -'it cvi r Keen in ! i, l ' : n awn ii;: o.-ee. Sub 12 -1-.I.-6I.J TIIAN YYAU a iv.T'.ise-n :v.3. clreiilars, J rlco- ! "tlier iers. an i thtn o to p. ccnrr.R's ;Gcdey?s LADY'S BOOK, PKICE8 CHEAPER Now is tberefiue l!ie accept.ildo time to buy. 1 hitr'.if-r in price i:( t vcar. We WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND BOYS, ami as we buy h.rcelv and carrv a coninleto ar.-l f l cant stoek, v. e ar" f ruilfleil to as l.ilhing of ail kind will be much also have a full line of MODEL GROCEFiY STORl! The CSr'cst and Best Fashion Paaifino in America. 1 fully as hau it" not (Ik a per t linn ciothim; towns. AVJ.cn you need an ovcivoat or any lont fail, tlierefore, to tall ami examine i cant stock, (h ali vs, in m '! her ;;1 i iele tlie immense we arc enable. 1 ore iTcti-nticus of fi"L Iiinj, stock at i i i ! ;,- -t Vr. J'.li H.iiiit .IrillUr, ii di Hth Sts-. Aiioona, Pa., u: airop.ati on a man who can i u tii Imvjtt, tn.ist varied and I tuods ev er o'lere 1 for sale in r:-it.f evvr- tbiriir lreh and pure ; m t: i ! i ;. pKovisii ins, : ( at:r.e i 1 HI 1 IS. Mi IONS. 1 . .- J. se'.j r;t pri.'e- luliy as cheap '.per than are.- ui;.er uiau or linu .-.tcr Tifiore they reaido or M liSt niKIIWN I' 1(14 V. ri-It YEAH. Set 'jwr r i ft Inns m 1 1 1 lio rereh c( at t h ( .r: o In Ir.Fsnllli 1 b fie 1'aj tr. The c.t -ij;i;r.i i iii.j.max n,i COHKY'S J.AItVS HOOK Otic War jor $:,()0. i . ' ' ' - -, n " ir. T ....... n r j j. c v. i. 9- i . ' i i : lii.t n! tit ron aire Fiereto ' ' r' -r- 1 ii i !. 'nt by b i rien i 9 in c'anilT-a --' r." y :. c is-. :r l-.-re , a n t le-pirir ;nr a ci inu a: : in i i..rea . f the . inn, t'a" subscriber re- ' : t -ir-. - -, ' . -!y t o C'l : 1 a '1 d e X am i n e ' - - i-ii: in.'? belor" t-jv!;: at any other F. !'. i UN FT.K. - - :To 'cl ( i-oou-y. A ito.jii.i, I'a. iROX-STIM TIUllU, i oiM'-y-six i'Ti:ot:s, OKLY $3.25 PER S3T, BARKERS' CM IKA P STORE, AVIitc money can bo saved six days out of M vt n i.i the purchase of Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, HATS, GAPS, TAPPETS, OUOCEIUES, NOTIONS, ETC. Y. S. BARKER & BRO. One of lite nmst muscular, jiowerful- j limh' ti sctth-rs ( :i tlie old New York frontier, a century since, was Ilenrcicli , Kaupinan. His arms were like piston- , ind he could drive his huge mallet , itli sucii a tremendous momentum j is to fell an ox as if stricken by a tlnm- dcrb-ilt. j It is said tnat lie was once caught by , two iron-muscied Mohawks, each arm ed with knives, whilo Ilenrcicli had neither: jet at the- Jirsf onset he frac tured the skull of the Ton-most Indian, ami bore the seennd one to the earth as if he was notliiiig but an infant. Tlie ian never resumed the perpendicular in. All t!;is is by wav of introduction to an adventure tlial Kaupinan once had with a pack of wolves, and whieh came fearfully nigh having, a fatal result for him. The whiter i f 17 was an unusually severe one througliout the .Northern States, ami many deaths fr&La exposure and starvation occurred Ix l'ore tlie open- "4-'un'A- The wolves, bears and wild animals i we nearly famished from hunger, ,i.ini,l, 4V .ionstquence, were- uiiusu.il'.y fierce and cotu'a Tin y came down from tl;e mountains" cud woe to the shoepfoM th;it was h-fl unprotected during tin; nigid. T.hey were sine to be invaded by the starving animals, and not a sheep would live to tell the tale. There were tracks aruud tke barn the sleigh, tlie deptli of tlie snow so di minished their ieed that they fell Lie hind. I5ut should the mare, in her ter ror, spring aside and plunge into the snow, Kaupman knew it was ab up with both of them. SticJi a proceeding would I disentangle her from the sled ; and, le J fore slie could flounder a ilozen yards i through they snow, the would be tearing j her to shreds. ! llenreich leaned forward and Sdvke j kindly to his animal, whieli raised Iter i j ears that were flat with terror, and fell j ! into a more even pace. He then turned, i ami brandishing his keen-edged hatchet, shouted to the brutes, but it did not discomfit them in tlie least. j Keaching forward, he patted his mare j with the hand that held tlie reins, while ! he held the hatchet in the otlier, and J I kept his eye upon the ferocious brutes, j j However, he did imt use the weapon, ! for the closer the wolves kept to the j islid, the less were tliey seen by tlie j horse, and, as a consequence, there was i tlie, less probability of her terror becom- ! j ii.g uncontrollable, and her breaking j ; aside fiom the path. j i So long as matters retained their rela ' tive position, Heinricli fell that all was ; ! going well. j i It was not long before the wolves dis- ' covered that there was little prospect of i . success so long as they remained in tlie , ; track, and they now began springing aside and attempting to get abreast of , the horse. In every instance they fell j i behind : but ea'-h effort revealed t hem ! , to tiu: terrified mare, that had no blink- ! j ers. and the furious plunges she made lilled ilenreich with the greatest anxic- 1 back-bone, the next gave his thrlat a terrible gash, and the third loose.nel, his fearful grie upon the dog. Still he struggled fiercely, when Ilenreth sprang uioii tlie animal and rut ail hacked and slashed until tlie wolf wis mince meat. As he arose, a hand was on his shoul; der, and turning, a hand was on his, Kisom. Ilenreich!" 1 "Mary !" j Long did the young people stand in j seethless embrace; but tlie weaker I supported the stronger, for Ilenreich's J manh" nerves were gone, and lie learied i njion Mary like a helpless child. J Tlie arrival of tlie frightened horse 1 aroused the wife, and the moment she j opened tlie door, the dog rushed forth, led by his kindly instinct. Mary fled i wildly after him, not pausing to bring n.. i - -i t - . , 1 me line. iui. whs, n, nas wen sniui, was not needed. , And ph III tllM 7 hast. die, Tand And Me (lie, li Seen at morning or nitt A STRXNtiE fSTORY. A strange story with a touch of ro- mance and a diep tinge of sadness was told to a reporter of the Pes M-ines (la.) , li'-jisU.r the other day. The family to whom the story relates moved to l'olk j county several years ago. The name, br convenience sake, shall 1 Jasper, j Mr. Jasper, e;tr? ago. IVfore the Par-iiic railroad was built, was in business with Comes second to ioin in the fur lli-diili'le-diil-ile. The Sun's in the nii'l11. And third in the group is our I'.artt AVbile Mars with l:i fire. So warlike and dire, Sviings around to be counted the four. u Hi-diihtle-didd'e, 1 he Sun's in the tni'Mie, iiitt Jtn-iter's r.ext al ter Mars ; And bis four moons at night Show the sjweil of the lizht ; Next gulden-ringed Saturn appears. V.-l:d.ho.(l!dl!o, '1:0 San's in t'ie middle, Aftr Saturn coiiic Uranus afar ; Aad bis niitics so queer. Lead as'iuiioincrs near To old Nept ine, who drives tb? bst car. A 3III)SK;iiTKlIE0" AS FMJINE. gen i. iian wl tv. One of tlie wolves was very large, . straight-limbed, and showed a seed ' superior to the rest. More than once, i when he sprang out into the snow, he . advanced nearer the breast of the horse i than did the others. L'ion this gaunt creature Ilenreich fixed his eye, and caught the green light that played from his eyelids. i'y-and-bj the snow iecame flatter, ami the huge wolf again sprang aside. The speed of these animals is extraor dinary, and lie gained rapidly. Ilen reich waited until lie got just abreast, when, rising in his seat, he circled the halchc': over his head, and brought it down with tlie quickness of lightning. The head of the wolf was cleft in twain, and with a dying yelp he doubled over In the snow and was quickly left iu the rear. One of the dreaded animals was uis ii 'ehed. There were three lel'i, as furi ous foi"-J'lod as him. and these never oivite.l t lo"-;r-sliced in the icivst. lia l The rideof hundreds of miles ovtriii--natonous prairi?sliad It-come very weari some. It w.'--s midnight, and the train vt- 1 tiul.inir '..xi.rr tb rite ill f .'irT V oni we Will Cal! .lonCS, ,5ioc ..r. I.i'.iir ,ar1v tl.-. vnssen- Jasjer vas a mairied , j,, liUMlr :li.,.ul were sleep- is 1 is partner. The for- j Tw0 sk.r .,w.rs v,f r,, fu-j, nrA ir, tho t to take tho overland r,.,.r o o , i.ua.ncrs r.i n. r.st- stage for the oast when he was met by j h in Veat's. None'pppeared to have Lis partner and his tvife and told that j a35V tJt-iught of auxietv fr tl,- ir safetv, the latter had suddenly summoned 0, ,:, ... ,..,-.r.i,r l. . l f.-. in 15- below zero : tlie rails were icy : tho a in California, man and so v ; nu r was ab-u east to settle up an estate in which she was interested, and Jasper was asked to act as her escort, and of course agreed. Jasp'-r bade his wife farewell, he!'el Mrs. Jones to a seat in the stage, and tlie long and tedious jouniev was com- I menced. : Mrs. Jones was j:n attractive woman. possessing la-sides beauty of person a cul- j tivated mind, a fascinating manner, ;uid j th easy conversational style so c.iptivn- i ting to a m-in of any suset ntibilit y. The ' trip over the plains occupied nearly two i weeks, and in that time tha two, Jasper j i taste V-iW1", they woiT'.'-'t. on hiiu bt lor he whisked they got companion theinseivt s i i ... jut-is: iilil- tiaeatts ,11 juua thi uiiiiis, imi.so, oul i;c wiiisht'ii e;i ine M.t-, . . i -- -w . most leapibig 1 li.m I i.e ra 1 is :n KS I rilii 1 CJ where the wolves had trotted all night ; life so smi lenly that they scarcely no- .'' ;iU'rf fh's.rts ; the monster diiung wheels in their search for i-erne means of en- ticcd his absence. Thr- -Jii. ni:il!i .. V j'! o..;.-,)e,! ;o splu r -ui: I -ik" tov--. So ter- t ranee : their howls -uld be heard thro" The distance from home was rapidly Jasper'.; wiu- , t 1 rific wj t i.e 'ens.ition tliat I would the still, cold hours, and mere than one diminishing Ivneatli the quick steis of ci'y, and went to the1 5'"' V'"1" gladly lave retreated to tl e .-'.: i.v'. r' house wife liad been chased to her very the mare, which continued to carry the poie of endeavoring to get Y'-r"'0f ul : the passenger ear, but I dared n -t j door by imprudently cnturing forth at- ; sled at full speed, until the fear of over- th" chihlri :i. v.!:om Jasjv r bad- i.. sen the jounuv with the train at u:i li blood have c;:v.: the f their gagged ig the I ami Mrs. Jones, were thr wn into sucJi (Iom- C'impaiiitinshiii that an inliinacv w hich ieve'.iH?d in' o infatuat ion sprang up ie-t w en them, and when Om"hawas reaeJicd they resolved to obtain divorces she from her husband, ho from his wile ami then unite themseh es for life. Tii'? woman, aft'jr ' r..:isa ti;t,T la rbus-i:i'-ss in t!: .t ea , I v. iLi c.iii.l- irable mo::ey. aielr in oi c of the central cith-s of & cT ' : er h.el Fet tled liieie b f-.re '-" ." - . flso pos-s.-ssed of mer.us. ?' r -'- iueti-r. and bii 1 ?' ire-l I i- " ! a moon was about .-itling, a:.d soon the ! train would ie rushing on throrgh in I tpnse darkness. Tiioughts of broken J rails and bridges, rendered l-iiule by ! the cohl. made nervous hill-? run over : me. Then 1 thought of the n iui who i lield the lives of all tl est unoom ri ned j passetigt-rs in bis care, the cr;ginc- r, and j a great curior.'j- aiose in my mi:,d to i know how a Juan with such an immense respcim iuiiitj' i;jon nan icn, eot u, ac t ed, and talked. At the uixt yioppii.g-plae" 1 succeed ed in g- ttieg a lelueta::-. j- rmission from the engineer to rule on the engine only until tho moon should set ; the reason for this I icing that, after it be came dark, he could not have his atten tion elivrted by the prc-mce of anyone. Wry ,i Iho trr u itsh ' 1 m was 'best sonn del iiig ;i.on i iu It seemed per. tlr cab of the ei ritsi-.ed past orr c; r vi whin ; the uioiisit r t-ngii most leaping lrom li.e ra agi'.;:i thun ate of speed. y u-arful, sitting in ;in?. The col 1 wind h a cutting e se med al ia its frantic; I. it ".1 i . ; 1 1 K i J V.i's :n lit.-r. Fa b! --' an 1 CI,: tile- . r TUK- r;nt 1 in- I r.i'i.- i,uW4ti;, Suam, AI..TOONA. I "A. -'s-.. a lull anil llinilsoiur I. lac f w -i 1 1 j t nit i o .v.ts ::i lam, X-Ueliea dPt'l Silcr-?Ui(f,d Ware, mv srnilS, TAIiLE ri'TLERV, Ami I..iuip ;iu'l. of all kinds. All C.ii.ii, narranirii n rrcicii(f il. r money i e'n u i r il . A ! :; i:n? Fruit J.irs and Jelly TumUers. - . LACK FY. Mipe? infendenf. Se nhnt KliflliPS I.Mi' lM'OK e ir .jr 1'j v n ol flfft -i I ':: Z' :- V".- "I I f('! ! ' 1- f '"H ti-ti ( .i I '."o l.tvj--i ' ' r.-1-. f-ii Art. S.-ic" :n 12 mi. r..i IVirr.-fT- : J.-- V2 Ar.-liiu- 'i i:r:ii r. I n Ui 1 Ii- Jj i t i:..r' ' inm,i ii I h . - i . i ?. u,r I nu.y ' Aii l thi it-u:ii t T.i'iyi L. artuicnt tiiHlt Th .T.i.iu. ry i! tl.t New Yr.ir tv:': r I ecfni,'er rr-r. .uifi will -ontni'i t !;o r --i-.-i tvzs 01' "t'f of t!i M--t "-vi.il SJoru-s Vvr iiiiiHi t7i nun. the !tin:;-r t "A i . nt'.t li ilc, ' Y.t.!c::e A nosLYfj's ro!?rufE. V i;tVi fit -r ...j ;. Cull orpft of 1 i rC ic KiiiNtHMl filer.. Un-" o;,ir.!-t;n( vlil rnnrli ii"i'-;. ':. Iut"- H uinrj: lUf ye.tr. t ii in iL'c.r tlii t:l oii' t-. 1 1"- I'tin add cny namt ?f!rzrf af -e n -rtce c-1 thr original ' Vu. Tl .!'.MS- of-l. in A.iv P.iSVA'.S 1 LKI'AITi. line coi y. r on year. -Tivii I'dpti'i. i'i;- ) ''". Three . .i b -e y-i r, I'oar "'.:--. - nevc-ir. 1 I'. c: ;. -. :!' Vim -. e ! ' t'-ie Pi K'-Htli!K Ui si i '.-. laht .:, title year, are! an extra e- py to the per-'on - -t iafr up Hi j cla'o. tnak- iiiir n'.tis o;d-'i. ----- (u ifl N o M is 1 1; e t i me 1 tt e il p j on r I alit. f.'O !C 'O Hi: Ml .(i.t a Pos? ( Kliee 3Inev ( - br mi I '1.: .'e'.j li : . .r a I 're it o. 1 '1, . bi 1 e! ;.h.a or New 'ik. I f ye", eanii't c-i e; th"r of tin;1-, f end Hank ii"tr.., r.r I !n :'w latt-.- ea. e ict.tcr y mr I. M. r. To pnrt : i - .id : b ' ;i' . o "lubs, a sj.ccr.cn Copy ttli ll' S ':t Oil ippi'ea 1 1 U U . A'ldrs, (Jodcj's Lady's Kook Pub. Co., Llinitei, 1006 thestjiiK Street, lM!odlph!a, I'a. i!I Contain I ? tl 11X1'J T40- l!-Ti. tcr i.:ght fall. Many of the settler.- sat in the tipper stories of thejr houses, and amused themselves shooting the wolves, for whose scalps il.e inivernimi.t he.il a stci.'.liug bounty of several shillings. Pf si VA Iff 8? TS Si h a! c ii 9 mi ii only du mo enrci- ii h Kaupman reiuained at home, uring foitli to attend to liis see that th.cy were unng the m: :.d o lit. FALL and WINTER GOODS IN OKF.AT l'UOl-T.'SIOX AT FHEtOHOFF'S CHEAP STOfcE t ill! extra copy t einb, iii-ikini' tt'hile .tr ni'TU.y nre I'-liii' f'irirtrl to ihr rr.in;,j beiii'i (lie Iwk'i J.iti, the sh'asci ihf r tius ("mi-fed-business OH'l OiV il '. :rnln! nft,-,,t''t,:i V 'rtii'lf nlinl 'Lrtii.a i.i fopts 7 to r oii(i iu ;'- nif rrrtntiie ti ii 4 C J IJ ana the i.-i'V.f. ; ni-fu.i: .-irt a;..'. vA u a (rOOJi.'i jrrr PRICES SO LOW that yoxi: CAS on iajie compete with him. , ,, . 1 . II ,T .- ... ,. Jiii'Urs mil aura js jinn a inn ;;io utn,i,ii s--x i r- r'fjiii'-i to he osv.-ni ot n otfrci mil I Jrri'l.it .' Ji.tr if J.A.iMAIISR, Lilly, Pa., ' N s 1 1 nilAl.i.K IN HAT:-. CAI'S, IJuOTi. SHOES, G:Si;iMar3jare,fe5ieJfeIiCA DRy GOODS, DRESS GOODS, KOTSOHS, BJTS, MPS, Boo'lS, Shoes, Groceries Hardware, Tinware, Qneensiare, Glassware, Keniare, Cigars, Tetooco; Canneil M k, k. Itil.tiS, iiroperi" lirolei-i e lSut after aw hile Lis stock of groceries became low. ;;nd I'm all j- gave out alto gether. True, he and his family could live u,uiu ti c poultry. :-hei p and animals they own; ol, but, it was ratht r unpleas ant to be wiihout tea. ciwice, sugar, salt, and many other artieles that were more necessities tlian they were luxu ries. Uy this lime, too, the roads had been traveised so much t bat they were thor oughly broken, and Ilenreich concluded to harness up his man! to his sled and go to the village, abouL four iniies dis tant, and. procure the .'.nicies which lie so much needed. "With a vv,.'..tof foresight which h could never explain, he started out upon L liis journey without any weapon, except a keen-edged l.atehet. which was car ried in case the sled should give out. - In his house bung his trusty rifle, but ' neither he nor his wifo seemed to imag- inc lh.it tli( rc wor.id be any call for it, and he drove ehc rily awaj", bidding his 1 wife a merry good-bye as his mare went tt a spanking ga'u down the road toward turning necame again a sontee ot anxie ty, llenreieli. too, liad learu.-d by this time, that theso were no ordinary ani mals with which he had to deal, but sharpset, tiercejy couns geous and ilticr-niitp-d brub-s, to ivhieli mar. or beast would be aiike welcouie, their prefer ence, however, as manifested by their actions, being for hor-e!iesh. These were no!, the. animals to be frightened away by the sight of a man's house, and there was a bad open .-pace iM tween the outskirts of the forest and jS. wp.s ive-giiicd at Ui? new Mr--. Ja.-it-r, and re ,!i; e. She r'-t urned to C.--.1-rovvful. gri-'-f strickvn w. Jasper and Ids new loe livng :u an atmosphere of 1 on an 1 fate turn -d against i.ist h aviij onhis. c-diiraets. ds i).vn aiid his wife's for- Henre'eh's Willi no !itl Th'-y iai. edge 'if tJ-.e gamins. strhken horse 1 and bounding caught the sled tree, oveiturned ime. to winch 10 ippreiiension. i lie t nov wood, nii'i tlie wolves Legaii ii each side. The terrer- wi.ii iJi.-j.;. : door bv th f :.-. admit t: iforiii.i a -,v man. wl.i!:1 seemed t b happiness. 'J "line l "lie Jas;x i". Ib i .ui i'soo:: al: 1 tune tec re s-.v,tlicwed up, and the two removed to l'olk county, v, here Jasper for a time eked out a suli.-i-'euce ly ! .king i.i c iuntrv stoi't s. or doing odd " ( r. ii L. Vf i -jit 'f 1. iike c-nd a. :.t per The lookiii el on the trie!: v.-.-.s bright, and the tr;u n black line, visible f. r mi! the prairie. , , C-irg :n.-', turb si Pin. the engineer sai i : Oli, this is iioihincr, a rdraight track r.i-1 a cl:r mcoulight. 1'iie s: rain comes when the night is j.itch dark, when the t rack runs over an uneven country : when thrv- ar- crves and cuts ::nd bridg-. s an 1 t :nb.:i.kui i:ts ; approiteh -1 the very hat would give him f urni-h brea i for the Tit re penai" ui -terrilica'.lv igain.-l the st um; it, and galloped -.1, forward. of a Tin: Also, FI.OI P. f f iT N MIWI.. Flsld. SALT bv ItLAS, PCTTY, I'.Ul 'MILS HUUOMS. .to bushel mil barrel, I)l:U NAILS, have likewise added to my stock ai:. (. -.Uiiit c-r I: ti J-t elus .Mf.2V- ft--tt. ' rvt! u,.. Sell as Clil'AI lAJlt CASH ;'' ' . .' - .;-: ,, -tia. :. t i a - .r nt ..f the cr.nn- - r i i. - n - i la K r. - i - .. ;.ai e . ir mer- p- ee . 1 h :r j uf evcre- .- '- : i e ; 'il i.e .e : r tti.i iiieney i.3 '-"' . at. 1 : . ; iy, :,;.iy iiiil'tci. J. . XAJIKJ-. ': ',i-.,:.i(... la, Sept. isTJ.-t!. A !.are :tno ileitut MiH-k ef MIL'LIXKHV GOODS NOTIONS OF ALL KIND, Jt rerelve.l b.i.1 bi-mil tor the in- i;--! in n! T', l.n4ir v f u, , . nsfmry ttntf 1 'I citi itfr , AT udSS M. E. DAVIS EMPORIUM OF FASHION, iu . . J. iluaiphrf t'li Jtitllclliiir, !Hi STUKKT. KbKXSBrKfr. J'- ' ii-lo .i-v i p-j-e .f :i i ly tod t-i rr.". ;id , - - -vt ; Tl . wh i ' h fir not h-- o(-.n,,i "r '"' ''. l''e'Lji ..it I chra n". i H-7.-m. e tol l at li.- n markat'r oir yinrf e.f Cj . ,:ls each. A!f Ji-r salt, thr I'i ;. .-; bo lie to st lb long Ct in hi. s was w luc.'i More pro per med a s tt lenient w ad in due time, thu groeeriis all l.t. a id every ihii.g was in readiness .iri 1. iLi-.-wai-.l. Jii-i-ieii h;ni bi n si orni-bound so iu his house that he found the anionship of his friends at the vil btVi vu e.li.'-m"v agreeable. Thcie so laue'n to tiiik about, so much a! a full run. leaving l!enr( ich alone iu the snow. r.efore he could rise, he f. b thebnttcs claw ing at Ins throat, but Jits garments were so thick that he was saod from injury : and. rising to his feet, threw them off. His h'atcliet had been jerked out of his hand as h fell, and be looked de.-isoiv.tely around for it, bat it was not lo Vie found. I.'y this time the mare was almost out of sight and two of the wolves were upe;. the U fensek-ss man, and the oth er, dc-eiling the animal, bounded back. Ilenn ich fa.v.l the foremost and the next to -;;t was surroimded. Tiie po-.y. i'.'s;. mail now tailed ii.to j'hiy mi ;. strength. f--r whieh he was so nowne 1. lie struck furiouslv at jobs of any ki.id "thai which woah: family. Mi-idcidy he 'i-.ippeai'c-.l wiihonl giv ing any -ign. His w ife wasm erly w old, for s!iC Jovcd loin w ith a d-( p et. ction. and was wi'i nigh distracted a ct rt..i;itv of his late. Hut one came that a corpse ms -, d:-si lipti'-n bad bt- n ui: l; fue nu lla v news ring J; :e.l up 1 wif.' kind lit ig si-nt one ' body ho: found the ho sought. Mrs, i river, : had no old f t ;e. , v. 1 ch ile V w ".lilS ispt r s in the ;o,u- a Mi tseuri town, means, but so' had i- raised a purse and r.mnbcr to 1 ring the ni.cle the Hip, but ,.s not the one they ner then turm-d her em i lies !o making a li aged to keep herself and lit t i tl-.e 1,-p. tin in oft to k im. even a i:,g, snarling Lrsr.es, an. I v. bi n they attempted to 1 lad he p ..-s; ssed a we uo. it is net impossible. i: Ci a; hat Tig to. he results ot the former w Jasper, to!.-ra b 1 y c i ; i i f o rt her servives as :: nu.-se, . one she tne.de. In course of tim" a ! t' from a h.oti 1 keeper in a elating that a man n:i 1 e; u stricken wi.h arei and was ct that time i'lii n.llcsfi an 1 ' p uulie good neighbors raise ! t: :i d . bv i - in e i linn- es, the n with lermg Teelltlli eo wh.f-n it rains .".: ! t.'ie r may be wast' J aw.iy are icy or b; ittl ? with ; An I dn vojt r-.t-'i r,-, '.111-'; tlie -ilill -. T! lie would complaiu hui lost for storm or (.' 'Are you ue, t i afra "We do not think al uo we are 1 is. . It is 1 iog a narrow plank !f he la-gin- to think is lost. Jlii-einecis :. don't dave to los" tlit ir r.t they are pmc up. 'How .so V" "An f ; gi:. er vim 1 nerve soon shows it i i brings bis train in bt hi times in MKve--ion h count, afraid : his "o 1- IS Si nr-rv h-u t!. ; rai v t r.-.v oy if 1 V g r-.-.b- Hl-tJ ! i.t ; .r. u V like : loan walK t a d'.cy '"ight. f his posiiii -i li :. express trains 11 v .1 do f e his If bo a few i :.c- If it is ieom 1 tint ! is getting to run so fast he is :. . ived f ilitV! and v-r.t i n a frvigh" f ngine. giUS .is ! r. 1 tin; i ca er v. as r-.-c.-iv-d M:.--euri town. u .1 p- r had there'. 'l:' 'p-c s. A'.aiTi tt: t .iin v. -and once oio. 10 il o t to. CAM 151 MA TKEEMAN i.'.OO A YEA IN POSTAL' E IMl.tWiH. - ; .BEST AND QUICKEST BITTER-PRODUCING CHURN EVER INVENTED ten rcganiijig .eultood, ih. in la- - l sich a quantity- oi the affairs ol the t tl.'O time slipped un til, when he arose to HF. ClIi. Ai,. s if ever;, whore re.s i in Ru In' re ; ltre .n. It Si.n-il! - n- A I-irire irvtrenfe r, breini . Tihf neeepltated tlie enlarurment id mv -tore. room and the erec ttttn id an additional Tarero-.m, and "'ill my establishment if literally crow V t wilh choice iroods and &.tor see Kerf alter hirnin;,. still beintr det erm ned ; acemmodate al 1 wL.) cume. nnd cVputiallv re v friends from the country, to whom the highest J rices C trade will he paid ur all kind ot pruducd, 1 jiave thrown open my lare and .oma-.odtuus ; le for the free use of ail win rntt y wi?h to pu: up tts :r stnclc. Thankful lor past lavora aiio h.'petu rvaeri-tlr ones I rcniF.in as ercr. r-iu'r-.d as a pa; r i.n.'ti. iitri of Aitier-e.ui J jutH.tl 1 spie-.. ..is aiiiijin iiii ii. ir : ' c.-.lr- ry as a i-mat leto t:-v.-r ' serv i e c- ui pri s ill t 'm d i j F.rs AiiiiiKu iitEs., a tit! : i tvTte I tis. l-e-i ie a ver- I.-Kt: (nli'itrnnt fro.n .'.il itn, a n'"-,;nc.per it Irvs natmpet iiir. IX I'iiLI- f-i pre Jent : t: ..ii pi'i. e:.r!i-:ai! !iii;S or c-.brrt r.it. t'.nd tear or bi'ir as to .-ote -. It is. is tin) biib-t kei:s. a r.ntiLV r.M-sit.-F icii l-sii. contains Six criiEB STOeivy. be sides a rb--i v.iriitviii or.rdeii.eii nut" mi .'Sii in.fs Art. l.-n.i ajan;. I.t t mi '.Tt it:. Sni:v :ri-.. tr.-. F.s "Iakket ' "cot Td.-ss urn CiM: ami bi ie reL 1 up !. It i nti'iitu"'- ! a fin enter trust t ort :; i-.;NF.KtL K.tMtt.v i:-i'ii' nlei.ll ciubbit ter:n irtie4 it witinn th x7. FREIDHOFP. Oan ji'Uii'.als i.i tnc ; i ;-. 1 ts -it-ir (diic at--l-.es of I he West An Nation it, !. t.v.tn-ive 5-:r t c o! rtant pmrOs. A ;t is Juin:PKersT . -ai tte .- f;r.' Jrum I'isn'i'.u Iv nit iilcll Street. r.txnfjnraT. Oct :?. IVJO. '4 CHEAPEST CJiOTIHoT; HOUSE i new s 1 : g- -sii i neigh I Cl lii.-. i ' g(, be I'l-.uiiit ii was alr-msl dark Stiil he had no fe as, as his w ife ' would iMide-rstand tluit he had remained at the illage, and t hero was no neccss: ; ty for htr immediate return, j " As lie 1 ui ia (1 hoie.ewg -tl and left the ; village b'-liii.d him. and noticed that the ; dim light by which Lo was travelling : lM longed to the moon, it flashed upon him that perhaps he wov ld encounter dangc-t lef ore reach. ing koine, and he regreited, for the twcnlieih time, that he had left his rifle behind. The road, deep between the drifts of would have f.'.'.c-1 himself. One blow, with a club in his Lands, word 1 have cracked the skull of tho largest brute, and with a knife lie could have ripped them open. JVat there was no hop.-, fighting with his naked hands. liis blood had already Thi.- ; s-.i-cesfni to 1 .h.s; r imd n'.ii tct v. .' 1 ion br Lis v.-if-.- is bed nndllc i' 1 ,e,l litlu i I ; o .--now, and the made the brutes . heavy bodies were mi ll and taste urious. Their '. Lulled agaiii-t him, as if impeik il bv s-.une, power not their own, and linally tl; y juiiieti him down. The sweets of this earth, the rays' cry of heaven, swept through poor Ileo. reich's niiiid ; iniv. in those brief terri- io bv ?i tive.l tlie p:ir hdi of the so heartlessly ib s- rt c-d. iror.i her a promise th ,t and i s. Jas- 0 .. ... -- T -- ! r le moments, the foulel often. i.rislnx. n .- li I subs- i in.-e. i;rt an" Ft. bir rt-aeli oi si en r.l it. is Dilute. :s i :nc. ni:v and c.mjit:tt: line of Hilt II IIS! FURS! FUHN! Kife! Prise ia or Trade Une-nng F.l.cs lor : B.w cr- i. .r. "l-'-CCrr. riM.1 . wti-r.si.liil rr-p l (.. I. 0-.lf ti .ire nt .-,-.! m . i;. T'Hy :t 1C f -. 5. S lo ti.-l.. ro.. tE f -i i TS ruttr op-'.ie..- U ur i a lr.J-!Ol1 r,ri-.-u. - ..le I .. t. rl 1 . Vi L EF. TAID JOR ALL KIM) OF VUllSl at xiir tKi:.nrKfi ii:. Ht'NTLKV. '"TlrVO jJ f- - -till- 1 i.--f..i t d.ded monthly, -jr-m" 7., 3 c r.t:..ri'J . ... u. i - wuv ' ' t'O rw v. I- .". T p-'t t ni -v. ' iw ; . u, anili.r t r B.-tilti. r in to i . .L" Frutil Uustr..I.J N ;. ".Jw -I: T .. com. k.D.II-0 nt:.-4 "f o; t.n M.-v. u IS. n t .acre... r.-r ; T.rJopU,L- Vo. In-r-f-"t. h't--"i IS:- The j MEN'S AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, AWD GENTS' FURNiSHIiNG GOODS, At Actual Keck Bottom Cash Prices! !.-: t, hi. . t.cr inn: .tl ara r. Tin. Sit.'ts from nr-1 Oven-oat from rJ..i i up : I'-its- fT.-ri) T5 cents mi ; Lrf-; Shirt:! lrom 71 o-.ntJ np; aJ .vther wearing .-ppsrt! and fnrni.-iOr.ic too ls at r.rkx ei-pially cheap. r- I don't r.dvertise c!l stood -ft r.r i.'i per cent. cheai.r than other tlea't r.-. because that be a taJsiiood, and people are rot so t(ri.or.-c-'t now-a-days as i-? believe any sacis x.'iiuhng ; but I f ti. r antoe r.cv 0 Oc utidersolti by any man in the husiincss. combination evstem iafounded wwi correct bujlnrsa , ' prin let. sx " P-"H"i n. il 1 u..sa .a In., u c u.i u .. ; HsKli'in Ji.mn.1, Ti k.ur by Mar. Uwrfuni a r- I f-. x. i.-tl'i'l fim.MIIOI.. 1 p-ewelriu oi.m..rjalB5. BuJu..mlBtl w.nuu. l.pil-l. LaVaiSCE k CO.. Sankara, 67 Eithaac, poa, H. T. MI. WOLF, RAILROAD CLOTHING HOUSE, 1127 Eleventh Avenue, below Bowman k Morrow's, Altoona, Pa. particulars time to iii trade. It isoften, v(i thus in the moment of ile.it h. lie thought how his d .-voted Mary would watch through (he vigil how : snow, was ct. just suiiicieiit width for his niaiigied remains wouid toil his late : 'he. little mare and sled, and the spirited j in the morning, a life's despair for the i' t tie animal went forward A't a swift , mother of the helpless little ones. All; giit, while Ilenreich, somewhat stupi- ' these things rushed through his brain, ; lied and weary, was beguiled into drow- j and he knew that he himself was in the 1 siess by the eas;. glidug motion of the ' jaws of the wolves. skd. j Then those foul lurid eyes glare 1 over i L'e was half a.-i-e'-p and half ctsnschius, him ; fhet igliteningofthethroat follow- wiicn he became rs'-nsible of a ripid in- ( ed, and thinking was finished. Mill he I orea- in the motkgi of the sle-L He i strugglctl to relep.se his arms the ST'.tsp ( felt i'- jerk .evei.il Limes beneath hint, ion his throat was choki.ig him : his 1 ami all at once a iiereer jerk than neual, J sersts reeled ; when, like the whizzing ' aecon:.'i;inied by a neigh of terror, Licit i of a meteor, another hard-breathing an- ' effect luliy aroused liijit, and he sat lolt i imal shot in among tho assailants and ; upright .and looked round. lie looJkcd fastened it:elf on the chief, iu front. Ail wore its wonted appear-; The wolves for au instant relaxed i ancc a v ihl, straggling niece of wood, i their fury; Jleurc ieh ret led giddy io ; siandir-.g iv.o feet det p in snow; tke , his feet, and recognized his brave dog. ! narrow tntvk twisting tLrough it ; tine For a moment lie flood ltewihlered, ; hiiivtns c.o-'l and clear; the earth ! when ho saw the wolf retreating, pr.d ; wiiite: but fcjose. neiund tne sled wire! the other two a'-lae;uu m ;re a mcs- lime tho i-.-..-..se-ng.-r w 'I'bo paralytic was foun 1 w ho w as brought: home ai tho mo: t iliv-t.i! atten l"or months lie lav on 1 move without her assislenee, ii: s i -ak. liis sufferirgi were eiaied el ath recently, but be fere Lis s;-r: winged its night speech wa- rt-stor-. ti an he asked and r wi mm he ha l a:.d o'utaiiad she wonld write to his formt r wif a.--'.i for her forgivMic:-: . This Mrs Pvi-ilel an I r.- eeivt a r.-p.v. nv wt.tcu she ..;ii iTiftuiiie.i that the nrst Mr. ' .bis ; -.1 r was now Mrs. .iones; that she f rt e'.j' ftirgave both Jasprrand his wife: 1 that she was taking care ef th children Mrs. Jasper left behin I : that Jones had ! prospered v. omlerrully, and felt enough . interest in his former wife to see that 1 she shou'd not suffer, and wound up ' wilh nn invitation to return to t'alifor- i.ia, where a home would be provided ; for her and al! her future wanisprovLb d ; fjr. Tliis oiler v::s sicc.-pted and Mrs. j Je.si.er L-fi about the first f tho month, j 1 tiere isniaterialfiiough for a romance here and nionl sutli-.-icnt for a bible, but tht reporter hasn't time top-tint the one j or draw the other. He has sketched the j bare fact, the imaeina'i m of hi ; rer-.l-1 .ui engie.et r revi r l i n ve "i en -.ir ir r o.k V" "t If COii'Sl 1 in rank, c .rage mi l th.it inire'.-J our ro-ii i'.d:u w i , i;o or.:' There 1 raverv us nil t at the t h .s ucrva one Tic es to a p: f our :-. k 1 i , r oi a-1- ::i th3 -fessicn air: tain -1 i is i pe-'-ii 1 i t :t: ter i 0 e-'v ea.iiv i -n of expr- s5 train engineer lined lifter Io:ig-' ' er-of r.p- ti!?cas:o '.id to : p.-; .1 attaint li'-esh'p, an I f .: ht engines, lint .having been p:e;;e rs i .. 1 the ' rves-.. lvch-iii ie! t trains r tiou tra-.n..."1 . as iw,v j isi si p. 1 b.ii.d ns ; of e::rs. 1 be o ta;K tO hiill ;l ri:r.:;ing liiv. af-rf-Oass ! too tilvf'.kei.' hert lo- ii v his 1, his t-s- thi-t sii(-;i i - t l e ibnd ghi'er in on. the throttlo t.'geily wav f.di: :g tl lek iilj" such n. -rt ions . i on pt. ers n.u ;t do the re M an that is marrie 1 to a woroanis of rnauj days and full of trouble. In the morniiTg he drawttli his s.-dary ami in the evening b-.-h-dd it is :;11 gone. It is a tale, that is told, it Mmi-hclh and no K-ns, i-t.'.-i' great on uteir :: positions on il ea! iiccoouimth. I be in-Mil low the horioi tho l uig Irair. a-ked me md i Tlie he s: o of the engine, into tlo tli-.i'km ( r Tioun-i :: -. of tho track .is wire !:ktr-.-l bv the heaj light oC tlie i-Togine -,t : i-.ble. What sMi awfivl re-p--.- ihili- in re all t'-J IV") hlecjiiKg lncn, women and chil'?vcn. Tin cnginetr yeenicii t me like -one of the pods of th; old l.-t'.lj-'", '". nit roll ing in liis siog-.o, siiiewy, haul such a mighty force, "art I performing such a wcn lro-is t:sk. lii:t there stotvi. calm r.n 1 colic -t ?.!. as tlioogh every r.e highest state of ten the thousands of c x ell o er : he hii.-l in this dead 1 our of th I.:- ipso nr.mb r of p.o wi re -i tli- care r : f iihful woi er lfore i h- voruU-rtrl d t-.-etio i to whi h rail ad n:;'i :. s em.'-J ui-iist be in tho :. I rh.-.uglit of ss tr-.' s i uslrrg evi - r'g ( Tig 0 1". .!.'. Il i-hrtr! 0 do hern 1; iliiee gaunt aiimals, canteruig heavily, j dep. lie turned to ftSj Lin!.' "BsildtT Ciiar, rii() ALL t -l i". : t -ibi WHOM IT MAY VJ)S- i';-e i ! i el iv lil-.'-n il.at I hav ti-t l"ri: sj pers in .i j-i 'iie-ri . . j-iii- li;e hiianrtil lur If j S i i. -fir ' 1 1 ' 'V .'.Ij?!. b'l-.rii y l-fMf-rV. W', .jfsj:,.' ' 'vcre-i t . a-.,.v !t.s in w .'It.-t f r S 1 :i. j. iA)t-'i)ti-.F l v. 1. ii t eh ifd b.r n-.e tit Sjheritl file, nun ..ttenn jviins i:i ..i. snb j.-t t" riv order, fy v.i! : 2 l.oi-scs, i r-iws, fler.p.1 s. C, u. rs. 1 cat enr, 1 m:".". ! 5b-!sfh.l ":ed, I t;...n !; nl:, ! si t" !.:!.- hi rte ?s. -J sets 1 1 h t liarrcrs hlr-t rrtpv iriueh'dd and kitenen 'omitnif. and a i I "I ";, - 1 'V. rtr.in and fin r. .tl lor. All persons are'iSO. .. V 'insl Inter ior, .in in anv mana. r raul Wif i'T. 'T- nnicss wi.!. mycorisenr. iruflie 7. 1VT!' j'- i.N. ( l.rcne. Ij. ,r, .,,l;..g. S , '---o T- -TT- Wl V J-..v- T.4 er ,rJ l ;wi.:,r :. IJ f R Kat B-.ta ttm jra-a "..I ..-..3.-3 -r.i -..e i, r i a. t - reiia.I I . . : - - 1.- . ,r : . . -1 r , i- f , - t. . p.i-1 -:; '- st V. T. O.i-v r jtr. At I . . t i I- .t -v -i. r - , e-T ' H5?T ITT5? .vb"V-" ''iyi:- J:iiVSc.j;-eitA.- : r . 1 1 . r .1 : i I.I -I. est liptter Olto-s , O-tbe..! : .ea: e-b . , r . i "let fr.r.'t'. '-r V r.'c ir 3 t . I" tl IO n-c. i I be ifti-is t ' is. -c I - t anile a fourth was fast caiuirg behind. The jaws of i.'ic leading woif, owing 1 to the lowiif-ss of Hie sled, vero within , r a..h of IlenreicJi's Fhouhier Jbit tiie latter cared little for this. The brutes j were after the inure, nd upon her cour : age and feriitude depended the ervaie . of herself and mas'tor. '. If the aiannod crealure could have ' the nerve to keep steadily onward in the j truck, she Lad a good chance of eluding j her pursuer.--; for the moment: the1 I H-!l s Tiang oru-i'V- tip; ro;v! io pa--s brigh.t object caught his eye ; it w as his hatchet lj-.'ng on the snow, w ithin an one kno .veth wliith? r i'. his dauntless i eth tin clothed in th chi help him, and a 1 the lrght and sc.k'-th -i-b'.l Ml at i- i I', e fe ai. He 11 iy g irments of j the t-omuolent terrible strug if "up and was arm s length of the last gle. Ilenreich snr.tcLed hunseit again. His anus were bleeding, but their gi ant strength remained. The next in stant he had split the skuli oi one of the wolves, ami he now tuined like a mad man that he -was, upon the fierce ani mal -that had borno his faithful dotj to the ground. e h-"t bi-i- i-'l bar-' the e,;, ;;!. paiegoiio wherewith t' soothe i.-l-:y" bowels of his infi-at ; ost,-ri beeoiiieth an lite hor.e or tie? the iy. d- tlraaeth the chariot of Hi siendeth his shekel, h of first linm i. cover tl-.e family, yet himself is s .c oft he city wit !i but or.eu. he is altogether wretched. .1 1 ids offspring. ! 1 1 lie poichn : 1 .- mi of his j ii Ui th gotes j 'Oij-ter. Yea, i ; -' rt i- ii ' 1 ' I f p - lionor bi the railr jeci:tltv i'd iiom: - i iji.j t-s: and v.ii it ion than Ti es- (r - pevils r 1 1" ' v.otl.'.- -- triiiit ii i-rt.i r. a't co -ii-ia i-'iO !,.. le. ft ' (t'.-:i rt ; i f the im-v.'.-.i si- this ii g of t!:eso .: 1 a - ncv gi'ei c C rer- -.1' 1 . C h . -. S -. .-.sidents lo t i:i pro- All -,: -. nod cs--,i . ' pre.. 5 . , more iin- 1 civi:; i.ors cr oi the ,.r lit rt: v is .-k. tf s ibtiee; io (11 Tar X. d inc. ion : Ft T) ! i" :i .ue! ri- V.' Ul i h - V i w on 1 las to i , v,;,cr er h i (Ol (-l .i-i-i! I... - at : Vrvr 1 .'--n't oOI place f -let i w i i l If ': l n J
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