Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 March 1874 — Page 7

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Wlill* there* a CMd saw I ,. ttwttlwn'«ft« £r That there's i^teOodl t„ Thai there's ag I JfJWJT'Wtfl I' "\3Tbangli 'asaihel iandradl

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A Shot for a Life.

Where the Kentucky river cuta its wsj through lh« mountains, havlng upon either bank bold rugged cltft*, (bit lift U»« ir snuamita five hnndred and a thousand flwt, as tbe case may b«, above the stream, there lived in early times a settler by ite bum of Rata* Branson, who, with his wife and child, a charming young girl of some nine or ten years of a*e, occupied a rudoeablo at the base of the precipice a little back frem the river.

Althoogh greatly exposed to danger, the Indians at that time being very plentiful throughout the reglou, he managed to live quietly for several y^MMT®«

The Indians frequently visited the rude homo of the hunter, and being aimv« welcomed and provided with such food as was in the larder, they main tallied a friendly attitude. Eapecially they were fond of the child, Maggie, and mure than one fierce warrior had been aeon sluing on the grass in from of the cabin listening to the childish

irattle of the little one, or else engaged making her some toy or plaything from willow twigs or plain bark.

In this manner several years bad been passed, and Rufus Branson came to feel as secure as though he were within the walls of a froutler fort. One evening. Branson and bis wife were seated ne»r the doorway, when suddenly a shadow fell across the threshold, and the next moment a tall savage, whose reeling step and bloodshot eyes told that he was Intoxicated, appeared, and staggering to the log steps, scd threw himself upon them, gflis first demand was for fire water, which was, of course, reius ed, on the ground that there was nono iu the house. The Indian became cross and ogly, and declared with terrible oaiba that if the liquor was not produced he would murder the whole household. Branson was a brave, determined man, and although be dreaded the necessity, yet be saw he would be counpalled to take prompt steps to prevent the savage from executing his threat.

Wailing until the warrior had' made a demonstration, which he soon did by attempting to draw his tomahawk. Branson sprung at him, and knocked him down with a blow of bis fist, and tbea quietly disarmed and bound him where he lay. Alter a few moments of furious ravings and (utile efforts to free himself, the savage rolled over and sank into a drunken slumber. He did not awake until the next morning, but before he did so the settler had quietly removed the bonds and restored the weapons, which he laid by the sleepers side. The savage on awakening, rose slowly to his feet, felt his wrists, as though the thongs bad left feeling there, took up his weapons and, with ont speaking a word, disappeared in the timber near by.

What do you think ef that?' asked the wife, turning to her husband with a frightened look. •PshawJ Don't trouble yourself about the drunken brute!' answered the settler, lightly but as he turned aw a^ and stepped iuto the yard, be mut-

Like it Well, not much. The fellow most be watched. I was in hopes that be would not have remembered, but that lump where my fist landed was em h, ir nothing else, to Recall th» circumstances.

The a miner panted and they saw their drunker, no more. He failed to make hi arance. But as the leaves began to fall, the settler one day, while returning from hunting on the hills, and passing through a dense piece of timber aot far from the house, caught sight of a Agure lurking in the buahea, which quickly disappeared when he advanced to where it was, The figure was that of the Indian warrior whom he had kaAed down and jboond in the previous skiing. The news was

not iu any ways £3U«. and hence telf ii I Ifia of his discovery., he did ti

It wo onl.v -m her, be thought, and without, h.|«, any good result. wr« *.\f h, he had discovered Hf «mr.!r bu- tv.and that she and, the child -i stay within or close to tb» house fl a ring hi* n^aaace. vera hi after .v rd Kufua Branson .iieard his- pi in the timber do wa by the river, knowing they u«v»r op^ited without good cauas, he cauftht up Ms i'.f" and bro where they r-ibnri.ing, f.v hadstrnck.afreso bear trail, and ss he arrived in tight, tb*® lifted It, going off la a sIra&bt if atn the river.

Th a =i him several miles, and. whet^ ,.u got a skot ihatfiniahco brum's

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he found thai it was

nr ir iUock in the a fife-"-on. fihv :.n maat to a sapling 't of tke r» S of i»tMr^v f,be started for hwMe t« k* *etarn and fvtch it ili i.u-bt.

Taking a cut, he 1 the esbinfrom the «steni*td-\ \vi r- the timber grew haavy «p to within a few ardsof the bn?!1lng, #rt^ c^nseqaontbe ootild th« )«»a»lTig, or what might he tnc.^f log there, wtiitl be bad passed thi^„Bu th»«rood»

Thus it was that, when wlthiO xh df-' neeof hte honte,'h''' Ti»nr,t 'gn'.MI pi sing shriek bat lu otgu«-»* that Rom«iMBg terrible most be taking pi ace beyond"- aoreer e« ami leaves Qmru{ a lot.ii

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of ii for him lb clear ti "i#r a^d «iM]«^ 1 m'r into "rar-

Mi tl -s ticream the if hi* •k O"1

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sunt nwe, be oi'.i.i rif el and whs

Nfar tb# »»d of tb .m cliff, of which I h"**'' mother, &er faee nrtns ontatrete «d upon the Which the Agure of •tr~ -gllng.

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j'l»^ht fl t)ii Indian

Niy ohiidf My ekltd!* wnn nil w-M,.«n said, and .••• b«.i.alein the *n..* fermof iiu-lronly d^ a. .Ft.-wor rr-rt, n" s»Htt s®• iy e-« r... round,l!i« father quailed anil oowerwd under what h^'

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utck sense* told W»—ihts dandiy pel of the little one. But be was quioi 10 recover.

The Indian started violently at th» shot. lie wan hit, bat not badly, an» with a yell of devilish triumph h* pasaed upward. 'Too low by couple of laches,' id a low, cum voice at the set tier ahow*

Braaaon started as though himseli had been shot. Where waa this mat* from? Who was be? Neither bad -•'-on him approach. But, here was time for explanations. His stranger, man rather below the ordinary height whose fins athletic form was rally dis slaved by his closely fitting buck skin

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For one second, as it gained its posi tion, the rifle wsvered, and then in stantly became as immovable as though held in a vice. With clasped hand* and eves the parents watched tbe statue-'liRe form ppon which so much depended.

Suddenly a sharp report rang out the white'siuoke drifted away, and as th* vision became clearer, they aaw tbe savage loose his hold upon the child reel wildly an Instant and then pitch forward on the rocks. It may be itnag insd that tbo lather was not long In reaching tbe place where his child lsy and in a few moments more the little one was in its mother's arms, •Tell us who you are. that wa may know what name to mingle with our prayers.' exclaimed the mother, as tbe stranger prepared to depart.

My name is Daniel Boone,' he said— and was gone. ON "QE1TTNO UP."

Once you have fixed yoor hour of rising, keep to it with the more firmness because of the difficulties to be overcome, for this troublesome couch of ours contains in the morning such au amount of magnetic fluid that it keeps us back, I do not say against our will, but with a not unpleasing force which fastens us to the pillow. I acknowledge we are now in tbe presence of onr most terrible enemy, and our pillow is that enemy. When we would quit it in the morning4't lulls us with tbe artful tones of a siren, and caresses ns with tbe utmost tenderness. It seems to ssy, Why leave me Are not well eff here It is so cold out of bed. There is but one way to secure a victory, and that is a prompt, decisive act. a military charge, a jump out oi bea. Route the enemv by a vigoro sortie, and the enemy is yours. When I meet a man who has the courage to rise at an earlv hour every morning. I straightway (onceive a high idea of tbe firmness of bis character.—[Archbishop of Bhelms.

A Dktroit negro prisoner, on hi way to the penitentiary for larceny, was asked what be thought of his rial, be said: "When de lawyer dat 'fend ed me made a speech, I made suredat I was goiag to take my ole hat and walk right out of dat court room bnt wben de odder lawyer got up and commence ed talkin', I knowed I was the biggest rascal on top of deearf."

The reason young girls read their letters on tbe street is so people will not know that they have them. This reason is given by sn unmarried man In the absence of any equally plausible solution.

Seamless paper boxes, made directly from tbepnip,are the latest novelty in thepa^er line,

WARRANTED.

Four to six bottles of Dr. Pierce** Golden Medical Diocovery are warranted to enre Salt Klieum or Tetter ami the ^t kind of Pimples on the face Two or imr bottle# aw warranted to clear the «v-tora of Boil#, Carbtinrfc# aftd Sore*. Four to six bottles are warranted to cure tbe *orst kind of Brysipeiss aad Blotches among the hair. Hi* to ten kettles are warranted to cure Run* Birr of the BaraandCorrept or Bunning I m. Eight to tee bottle# are war* ranted to core Scrofulous Sorea and ^welling*. Two to six bottles are warranted to core Liver Uomplasat.

A WONDER TO HER8IU' Tahbto«w,

Delaware Co., 0., 1 March 20,1873

To Dr. R. V, Pisuce: Yoor Discovery need* only a fair trial un is iII do all yon recommend it lo do. iiiui-c too.

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a a: «. .-ht cold and for twenty-eight years I reck of diaeaae, and ii.lVr i'f V- .1 vj.f I... th. run*:' lit tain ire, end

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The Indian was drawing awa by step and as ward and downward, the parents saw that his hideously painted oountensnc* tur- 'he tall purpose that aetaatad tb ah stios. •God aid me Branson muttered. raised his rifle, glancing through tiu ibia, and tone bad lbs trigger.

be was increasing the dk he occasionally glanced ad downward, the parent

lv long rifle, as though ptsparing to firs. For God's sske, stranger, be carefni of my child!' criea Branson, while thp agonised mother ottered six audible prayer. 'It's the only chance. I know that Indian,' was the quick reply, and tbf sharp click click 1 of the hammer as was drawn back, toid that the critical moment had come.

By this tima the Indian bad nearly reached the summit of the steep. Thai he was wounded now became evident as upon abroad ledge of rook he paus ed for a moment. This opportunity was seised by the unknown. Although the savage bad taken the precaution to bold the child op in front of him as a shield, covering nearly tbe whole of his brawnv chest, but leaving his head uncovered, the stranger did not hesitate la msklng tbe shot.

waa fifteen I

doctor*' bill* have tw nrwl three hundred rcr it nv better but I m'"" up all hope

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of livn the sommei* .. iv«.: yoar Aaconnt it !!5.v iiuaUnr'4nfferreading to', i.ite to ry further, but rovsr I-.• late. He want

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•u..i S ght «*.'• h-vt!.^ -nd f-»nnd !l 1W1 I miiit Ot arrk aftil St.re T.i 4tl, «t"5 *3.'. a'l.'Wrt «i.!'!!.' dta: in ©uc aisd ,* t. a* dall *i tie, was 'Constant pun in i.v id. i"«ow bead le as i-i-ind a# a n»* vol-v iAfljeat #nd hare («h aics of yotir'Pi*2* It Ustarrii. Stjjc Throat. W. .u ii**,..», 8p?*»e Airtion^and T«rj.).l My J.i^r m.i1 ikrt nmW {.• u» my *»»v 1t mi Itk. ah "-si" -t. it a- M»ooth and ii.n ftS«1S "v lhnr« uiiwtba. I sua a --r *tm •«I: '.JidJiietidtt. /This i* »t Iim

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will relieve pain, eieanae, a a dlneiwe*. restoring H»«

If Vasnm jrify and our# »u

uW-tu to pnfrot health alter trying differ

soeh grest «mw? the eirculati»K

It «r«k» In the biood,

gnkl. lt cm only h« salted the a Stoo'

D-rcairiKR. Tto« groat course Mate originate* tn the Mood and no •Hne that doaa not aet npon purity and renavaus,

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•tpon puhRcaW«nU»n. when theblotai beoomm llfeleaa mnd stagnant, either fron» uhavse of weather or chiuate, want of e*rr tee, nmwwhkr diet, e* iwotn any other eaase. (he VBofeviKawUi renew th« blood, earry off the puirkl hnmora, oiennse tnestoraaeb rvguiate th« boweia, and impart a tonecf vigor to the whole boo,r, Tt»e eonvtetiou in the pahlte mind as well in the tnadioal proieaitlou, that the remedies rarplieo «y the Vkcui*«bi.k Kimodomare noreMfe. mors MiootwaJui, in the core of dtoeaao, than mineral medleln s. VaoETisa la eorapo* ed of roots barks, and herU*. it pleasant perfectly aateto giv tbe Va irriMB ha«

to take, and perfectly aate to give an infant £k:ronila tbe Va irriMB ha« perf wonderiul cures, where many other rerae-

in rfoimed

dies have Called, as will be hoi by thefbi lowing unaolicitad testimonial:

A Walking Miracle|

Mr. H.DU8TCVKKS: Dear Sir^-Though a atranger 1 want toinform you what Vkoetink haa done fur mr.

Last Obriaunaa Meroluia made its appearanoein my system—large raauing oiee» appearing oa me as follows: One on each or my arms, one oa my thigh, which extended to the a vat, one on my head, which bone, one on my 7 .mj came to amputate the limb, though upoi. oonaultatlon concluded not to do A, as my whole body waa ao full of Scrotals tht deemed it advisable to out the sore, whloh painful beyond description, and theita quurtof matter run from this on. tore. The physicians all gave me up to die, tad said they could do no more for me. Both of ray leg* were drawn up to my seal and It waa thought if I did get up again would bea cripple for life,

WIUUU

ue, one on iajr left leg

«at into the »knil I

which became »o bad that two pnyaiclau^

When In thla condition I aaw Vtwistink advertised, and oommenced March, and followed on with it used 10 bottlee, and this tnorniag I am going to plough corn, a well man. Ail my townsmen say It is a miracle to ate round walking and working,

In conclusion I will add, when 1 was endaring auoh great auRferlng, from thai dreadful disease. Scrofula, 1 prayed to th* Lord above to take me out of this world, but as Veqrtiwk ban restored to me tb« he blessings of health, I deal re more than ever to live, that I may be ot some serviette my tellow man. and I know of no bettei way to aid suffering humanity, than to enclose you this statement of my cose, will. tn earnest hope that you will publ iah it, and it will afford me pleasure to reply any communication which 1 may receivt therefrom.

I am, Sir, very reaneeifally, WILLI.^M PAYN.

Avery* Berrien Go., Mich. July 10th, 1872.

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VonMRFUL CURE m4*

As I am well known In this vicinity, 1 desin* to state thus publicly that my daogbtei had Female Weakness, Uterine Diseasean«t Vomiting of Blood, being oousUutlj cooflnwl to her bed for months. After employthe best medical aid withtu onr reach being given np %y alien o« Dr« Heant to good

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Proposals mu«t be made to indode ail the materials and work, acooid ntt in pinna and Kpecincailous on hie in the ofi.-., of the City Engineer.

Proposials will also be wr«iv*d lor the purchase of the old market Hou«e and en lne house, situated on said giouSds.

The Council reserve tbe right to rejtet anv and all bids to take pomcwion of the *'o'rk at any time and complete It at the expense of the contractor, under bJs bid, if he •I' to perform the work in a satisfactory manner.

Owiid* will be required for the fiUtbful pfr» ormanceol tbe work. By order of tbe Common Council.

Nervous Diseases ®s

Tkrrk-Haute, March 20,1871. m21-2w.

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UTICE TO CONTRACTOIiS. PROPOSALU will be reoHv^l l»y the Common Council ot the city Of Xerre- Haute, at their meeting, Tuesday evening, the ITlli day ol March, 1871, lor constructing anew maifcet house on tbe old market house ground at tlu corner of Fourth and Walnut atT*M*.

RICHARD 8TR0UT,

February 10,18W. City Engineer. Tbe receiving of proposals for contracting the new market house in the above notice, will be continued until the regular Council meeting, on the eveniug of the th •f April, 1874. RICHARDSTROUi\

City £ng!n*-er.

DMIK ISTRATOK'S SALE OF LOTS.—Notice Is rirtue of sn order of Circuit Court, the undersigned tor of the Estate of Marion Woodmsbsee, decesspd. will offtrfor sale, atauction, at the urt. House door, In the city of Terre Haute, on

hereby given, that, of the Vigo uounty admiu intra-

Saturday, April he 11th, 1874,' the following described Real Eajate, situated In Vigo County, Indiana, to-wlt: A i«rt of out lot number 65, in the City ol Terre Haute, and bounded as follows, beginning 100 feet from' the northwest corner of 6th and Mofihtt streets, and running thence 1 0 leet north alons tbe west line of Ctb street thence west 8&8 feet, thence south 2t0 feet, along tbe east side of 5th street, thence tast 168feet along the north side ol Moffatt -treet, thence north 100 feet, thence east 200 feet to place el beginning. Said property will be sold In lots, if deemed advlable. Terms: one-third cash. The residue in two equal Instalments at sx and twelve months, with notes, at interest, waiving benefit of appraisement, and secured by cood treehold security. Sale to begin at 2 o'clock P. M. DAVID C. COOPER. Ad 'r.

TAX-PAYERS.—THE TAX payers of tbe city should bear In mind tuat the city taxes are not payable In two witl penpaid In full on or before tbe 15lb day mt

installments, (as is the case with thecoun ty taxes) but the tarf of each pen-on must be ft April next, or a penalty of iOpercent. wiTl beaddfd, and immediately after, a collector will be sout out with instructions to proceed in the collection of ail delinquent taxes according lo law. If any onedettirea to make a partial payment proper credit will be given, and penalty only added to tic- balsnoe, remaining unpaid. Tbe last ty for paying county tax la the third Monday (2"tn) of April, and the last day tor payma city tax is the third Wednesday (lath) of April. Owners of real estate will confer a favor br calling at the oflJce at their earliest po slide convenience, to see that their properly is ihied correctly. By doing so, tbey ct it iu shape go that when they come y, delay will be avoided. The offiee openlromt^ a. m. to 6 o'clock p. x. each day, except Sunday. iOHN I) DOCK, CIty Treasurer.

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