THE TRIBUNE. TURNER. OREGON
G lorieuse w ho bed bean fieiweaned
when her nlater h a il m a rrie d a title
lee# F re n c h m e n ; and ou tside w«a
THE WIFE-SHIP WOMAN I
^(f* and
fA iort ‘Delicious
\
'•Deuerls
sim ple Joe la b r a d o r and the d a in ty
i French g irl.
W hat a d a sh o f eyes
Sfalla (Nam at >.-»* * ;tt¡ aH »Vj
' there w o u ld ¡u- »h«::!?? red meet white.
*n j
ft |tr«fN iiM tftl « haf
and tha re«i behold her <le»d aU ta r «
C H A P T E R X I — C o n tin u e d
rope and rad a t, hut the fea tu re « o f I carelaaa apotiae d a rin g to re tu rn to
—t t _
Ilia man w ith tha weapon frig h te n e d W h ile A pple In ««Miipeny w ith a w h ite
III« o u tb u rst bruii« Ih r «i m II W ith
her.
woman.
j ln « a itr liow la III» lliiiiiii» crow ded In
" I t la a ll make believe," I w hispered,
A m ihtr o f
fr " tn «II »|«t»«
i I»»f*#«| lu w ir t l lit» "K b it» a f ths Missouri"
‘T ty b ra va f" try in g to h u rry her on "W e w ill go
" I t Is III any Moon« aln«*e I he W h ite
|H>lnl I lim i »»l«Ni»<| when tti» c irri»
t«* the village. I f l>ait»iHn d id not see
" A Virginia S ta M .'
Mr*! r « » r «m l h«m|»<) ov«r tw o men
me en ter the riv e r he w ill te«,m from I In d ia n waa he re." the Nerj»eiit re-
Bwftuiifwtlr Wu«t#sto# h#oè-
‘ ‘•► rn«» i »r K«ab N n . i t i i * i — i i . i m l .
ras* IalitiM grtol»«#
•«nil r u m im in g to w a rd my r« ld n
the fo rt th a t non# o f us have passed.** 1 murk»«!, eyeing me nharply.
•# « • » ... . t.afa »tul • ««•»*»•.
WKU M r . I.«
"O lah alkeh ictie . 1 sh«»uld have » a ll-
e li» r« I hud l i f t my in u s k rl
W ltli
•**•» M h * I fa r U m u k ln u
Ho we w slked to w a rd the village,
•U m « tra m l»r I Ha maliaaa • /
< « m I u n til I couhl b rin g g ifts fo r the
*•*#
■!••»«I
o
f
«
n>
rfi»
rrd
ra
l
ili»
m
u
r
and,
the
rehefireal
being
finish»«),
the
lit» O l.ll« . ÜK t N a f t f t
«lerer a it» m jif » 0 to fo llo w m » , «od li» alMuil to head up stre am again lie m*i#t N a frlte x ru m * a fte r us H ut su«*h wa» G re at Nun and Id * b ro th e r, hut Choc
ra vir *• «*•• Maraliiiiatluav
«'tanta A ik |raa» fa « n f<*r
nj.,»| h a r« iiamì Ida k i.lf» to «otn» have told the g irl, fo r she reap|>»ared th e ir couftesy th a t they w ould not ta w d«.g# have ch«M-d me up (lie r l'e r .
Ht» 4» I .»a **4 wHta M u
and I coma lie re lo he among frlamla.**
fa « U m ra* l|M huoklat to
p ro fil, fo r I heard a death how l
I »a and at retched out both liam la to me.
pas» u s; and tlmae w ho desired to
"T h e n i o r f i M i hunt u i fa r aa th is ? "
moan «aa y » l|ln g fo r Ida 1‘h n rtnw a to
reach
the
v
illa
g
e
q
u
ic
k
ly
sw
ung
fu
r
V t o Wf t OI t t a Of t . R t o l i
W » were w ith in three mile» o f M b it»
he cried, hie band chutlng <»n a big
I H Mat Ra« » 1 « f t t Ltolta
«haar m», hut III«» h u lk o f them w rra l i P f e
t«i
one
aid«*
aa
i
f
ta
k
in
g
an
e
n
tire
ly
*
clpal fe—
| f U m
w a r ax, a g ift fro m (be F re o rb .
hac« at Ih» n i t and Ih » others w *r# chex, widen in tu rn was w ith in three d iffe re n t «*our*e.
• j • j ' - '
"T h e man kno w n aa H aiouan the
la rd y In (a klo g up ih » p u r s u ll
I.s
h
ra
d
o
r
was
fro
w
n
in
g
he
avily
and
m iles o f F o rt Itosalle. I.et ua but get
Fox lea«U ih e m ," I replied. "H e may
As fo r 111 » H um us they |»nua»d to ln»l«l# (lie v illa g e am i I w ould have In t'h*Mafaw s a id :
««»me now ."
H r N il Fin gers' haoda hehfttd Ida hack
" F rie n d ; the re was no w ord bearer,
no fe a r o f e ith e r the French at tb«*
"T h e »viiuie f'h«>claw riHtlon cam ud
II' the lino- th e ) « « n pOUJMtilfi
n
o
r
any
m
edicine
man
among
those
to
fo rt, or o f lia m o s n and the Choctaw«
harm you here, k ly w h ile h ro th e r is
BIO hud
I...I MH iirr-d mjr m u .k e i and was , , . « , „ „ 1 , , , B1,
X ha N atch lieg w er# on l*c asu rlfic«*«l. T h e d»sd m ust !»» s
safe.**
•I « h * p s i r h oT ' I n » » '•.•1,1ml II..- g i r l '»
t h # , , r o f w g r „ | , (l , , , , K retu h
e ii i i M i
The three old women were
I fef
"T h e re la a w h ite woman w ith me.
ra tlin
W illi# the ru t Ire ma
» f in
n
e
r
kinsw
om
en.
T
h
e
tw
o
men
were
were a \er> ha ughty |**ople
»
n e ith e r E nglish n o r Freud», but kin to
fu rl« t» d »aVa«»« wi*r# « w ip in g down w ould be no subtle e \tis lo n o f the.
»»r ants. I f It was La U lorieuae the Fngllrdi. 1 am ta k in g he r to Hie
"H ti i V ■ ¡ti.In I rlx k t i| lu llin g 11 1 • * g lil's
rre w • J he many m o re 's e rv a n ts ."
law s to please lié e liv iile e 'e n I f the
K nglU h tow ns fa r In the east, be
nam» T l i r •ll<-n<# nnd Ih» fa illir » o f re«l w a rr lq r’a jkh M did not aland l»e
He n«i '«*d a woman o f noble rank, jo n d the c o u n try o f fl»e t.Tierokeea/'
Ib h ra d o i to mak» nn n|>|>4M<riim # sul
I ween then). The three o f us w ould rail«*«! "*i
l*m u d " by |»'ie French »»*
" I t 1» w e ll," he said abaeni-uiUMHHi-
â form.»« rmci motil
fsfltol m» th»y w«•»» «»H «m th » lr wny
have fu ll mensure o p ro te c tio n fro m «•ause n f i .*r arUt.*< ra tlc bearing, tier 1y. "N he w ill l»e aafe her#."
O f •IITINCTtON
t(» Ih» riv e r
I em it Ion si « tv«»rk»«l In (be «.rent Nun and hla brut tier and contem pt f«*r com moners, and tier lg
Now «erne the hardest p o rtio n o f
Ursel. Islw si» tu l» tm4 l i m n
b»hlnd III» vlu»« and fom iti Ih» hol» 1 w a r ( hlef. Tutlo«»ed N«*r|»«-nt. No my oorem ent o f any F m ir fin m n unle— tie
w y task. 1 M i l l :
s«arc»ly larg « »nougu fo r my h u lk lu
I * »«*«•« *e< i ra nk.
It was know n tlia t
l h e u ri » * • lig h t when | drew up along
"A n d the re Is a w h ite man w ith me.
‘ p«»a I h roua li
Tatt«»oe«l Serpent wa»- enam ored o f h Frenchm an, hut my bro th e r, li e la
j aide LM hrudor's pirogue and was greet
LO S A N G E L E S
T lir iia fliig my fo r t thro u g h I was : | ed by Ids uinlu bl# g rin and a tre m u lo u s he r but Indh t»elng notde** m a rria g e
J L a b ra d o r."
H » a r » * r» |it my a lio id ilrra w |i#n Ih» haiidi-lMsp fr.u n the g irl
1 t»»tw«*evi them waa Im possible N o ; the
The Seri»ent's fo rts elongated a l
w ild mob ou « mm | th» <*ahln am) sur- 1
700 R O O M S
They n o to e d til# ab«en«e «*f Nix fu n e ra l |*r«*c«*salon waa a«-ar«-ely w or
though !•# did not move fro m the tied,
ro u n d rd Ih» on# I had occupi»«) T h » !
«00 r .'m i without bath
II M
l inger**, and both began asking que«- th y «»f e woman who enjoyed the fav«*r and Ilia head a n tin g h a rk and fo rth
M ruoma with private toilet I 3.UU
M"in c n hud snM trhrd h u rtlin g brands
o f O lahalkehh-he, lieud w a r chief, aa n e rto u s ly .
; liollS.
M ) rooms with pnvsto bath I XU)
fro m : :•» hr#a. and t h —> lllu m ln a trd
" l i e was shot and k ille d w h ile ea w ell as a h ro th e r o f the «¡real Nun.
" Y o u r frie n d touk n .Matches w om
ih»
»
p
u
p
T
h
ro
u
g
h
th»
m»sh
;»f
vis»«
.
Good Garage t a a l i t i r #
s in g f r o m t h e v il la g e , " I s a u l.
“ If
an as hla w ife ." he a u ftly in fo rm e d
" I t Is not l.a fH n rle u se ," I said.
j • » hw N it F in gers l*»tnx d ra g g n l I»»
me. "T h a t w om an is «lead."
L a b ra d o r sighed
tween tw o w a rrio r« and a» Ih » aa»
"A h , th a t
grande da m e!
W hy ’ “ III- w ill I h * heavy o f heart to lenru
j agrs cam» to a h u it I h ra rd him Ì
It."
c o u ld n 't It he her!**
j »or#«*!«
" H e m ust pro«» h in i* e lf w o rth y «»f
• T h a t Is queer talk.** I rebuked.
"d a o d ln«*k f T h is w ill I m d r a th " *
j
"H o w baa {he I'ro tid One e 'e r harm ed m a ting w ith n noble, a s is te r o f the
l* ln it» and m iitd » r# r th a t h» wa» I .
STATE APPROVED LANDS
F ra u d One.'*
yon r
Notali ImjNMtr»! fsniM I« ««U satahlUUto! could noi h»lp III» wlah th a t h» m ight
"U ndoubtedly,** 1 p ro m p tly assured
" I t la I who hnrm<Nl her -as she
seitleoirni Fruit. si'sTt* «taiiy. b«««*, |*»ul i fim i a (juick d ra th , r a th r r Ilia n to
th in k #
I m a rrie d her slater.
She him . fra n tic to get outaide and have
Ir f C burr bsa. blgb ftcttoul. grautioar
ro«»t » low ly on th# h#d o f to r tu r * . ’
Also ualtuprvvsd laad* n au fit ai «rsisi ri»tu»
never forgave her slater fo r m a rry in g a ta lk w ith L a b ra d o r and agree upon
La» 7 |»nus N K la frown favosa Manns». Ca«. ! t 't t r r l y tiad as h» wna h» was horn an
l*en«*«th her.
Never f«*rgav# me fo r some plan fo r im uieiliM t# flig h t.
F n g lls lim a n . and I f It hod not lt##n
I managed to rl«me the in te rv ie w
(«Miking so high V*
fo
r
n
a
rro
w
in
g
ih#
g
irl
a
chances
ot‘
«*a
1O * ÜTAF rO R D S
W e enter«*«| the v llliig e , a <%
ollectl«*n w ith o u t s a c rific in g ceremony and
I i’ fti# 1 aahould ha«» l*#»n t»mpt»«| to
o f square huts made o f tim b ers piss- litene *« an«) hastened to fin d my
! ahoot him hreaua» on« » In? hud I h *» ii j
tered w ith mud. tuo»a and send, w ith frie o il* . W hen I m in e t«» the e*lge o f
an F.ngllah lad.
the n a ifs o f r«^**la and gr«»#, woven so th e village* my ro vin g gn/.e h a lte d on
T h » c h lr f a grnndat.o, ladd er th a n !
a d ra m a tic ecene. Labrad«*r sat on a
us to l»e w eather pn*of.
th» others, ra n f«»rward w ith a t am i !
T h e Nat «die* w ere much d iffe re n t log te a rin g at his long h a ir w h ile lu i
to n ti :n d m rtis t his head Insid« th» {
iniidem«»i*elle fa«M*«|
fro m any In d ia n trib e I ever encoun- G lorieuse and
ra tdn. T in n in g hack It# shouted th a t 1
each o th e r, !»oth d e cla im ing in French.
te*-«*d. o r heard of. T h e practice o f hu-
! I was goo». Alm o»! th«* smut* moment •
I heard La G lorieuae Jeering:
1 man
sacrifices **n the death o f the
hntnoa n ran In to th» cnldn In fr«»nt !
"H e was u n w o rth y to m a rry a N a t
! elect smacked o f ancient Last era civ-
J «»f m» and y»IU*d to |h» *f«l m rti tha t
chez w o m a n ; ye t y u ta ke him fo r a
j lllx a tlo n e ; and the w o rsh ip o f the sun
j I ularndor am i ili» woman wer# gun».
husband."
rem inded one o f the *t«»rles brought
■ W tw n h# ap |w a r»d In th# to rch lig h t j
"H e is n«»t n»y h u s b iin d "* cried
b n tk tii'M C e n tra l nn«l S m ith A m e r
h» was tusan» w ith rag», and «'niching
toadem oiseile. ".\l«*n I H eu!
W hat a
ica.
A nd yet th e ir language was
a gl Imp«» «»f N li F in g e rs' w rith in g tig ,
te rrib le cre a tu re you a re !
W hy do
lin k e d up w ith the dialect« o f Hie
ur# h» acr— c h fd Ilk # a p a n th e r and j
you ta lk to me?
I w ould i e alone.
C hoctaw *. C hlckaauw s and Creeks.
fe ll upon him ns I f in trm lln g to le u r j
H ave you no «urn to poun«l; no mau's
him
lo
pire»«
w
ith
Uls
har»
hand»
I accosted an " • n i- le iit” w a rrio r— eo w o rk to do?"
W as Your
**l ran t» ll t h r t r plans!** a c rrs m rd !
called to d istin g u ish h lu i fro m "yo u n g ’
G r a n d m o t h e r 's R e m e d y
"Y o u w ill soon he alone so fa r as
H it Fingers In K n g ll* li as h jiiim a u 'i
w a rrio rs and "a p p re n tic e ' w a rrio rs,
th is French ru n a w a y Is to be c o u n t
F o r »very »(«»iiiarb n n g rrs I h *guii rlp id iig Ids .fair».
and re fe rrin g to « k ill ra th e r than to ed ." hissed the Croud One, th ro w in g
and I n t r f t l u i l UL
T t l l tlir in !
T » ll th » m !
O r I 'll
age— and asked I f 1 could secure an up her head nud s ta lk in g away.
T ills go*Ml . ld fasb
p ick you hu nt fro m Joint f* howl»«t
audience w ith th e G reat Sun 11« t*4d
I
stepped
fo rw a rd .
L a h ra d o r
looed herh horn«
l^amoan. (leading o ve r th» r r a v rn . Ida Aa H # S w u n g Mi» P iro g u e A b o u t t# me th e G reat Bun w-«* absent Inspect
groaned.
reiitonly fo r m o »tt*
H
e
a
d
U
p
s
tre
a
m
A
g
a
in
H
#
M
u
s
t
<mtstr»t«b#d hunda hooked ilk » ctawa
in g th e tem ple and sacred fi"e In ■
"Y o u know w ho th e dead woman
p o tio n , «torn set» Ilia
M a vft T o ld th # G ir l, fo r 6 b # Reap-
" H u p n i» !
Nav# m» !** ga»|*«<l Six
iK ^gV bfiflng vtlSape
He believed I Is?" I asked him in Ch<»ctMW.
and » flie r derange
p # a r# d and S tre tc h e d O ^ t H e r H a n d #
F ln g rm *T « k » tu» w ith you. 1*11 lead
could see T a ttoo ed S»n»ent, however.
"T h e fu rio u s one has to ld me. Mon
iui'Q ts o f th e ay» you to tlir tn !**
to M#.
I to ld L a b ra d o r to ta ke the g irl to D ied ! ?b#
they w a it fo r me to
t»m so p re v a le n t theae days la In era»
**S|M*k !** > Hl«*d Hatuoan, hunching
g re a te r fa v o r aa a fa m ily medlctoa hla shoulders and w rig g lin g Ids long be had ofteyeil orders he could have the edge o f the v illa g e and w a it w h ile p a in t m y h a ir and be s tra n g le d hy
I pah) o u r reepecta to my old ac fo u r men a t each end o f the ro p e !"
eeca|*ed w ith n»e."
(b an In y o u r grand m ot h e r‘a day.
fingers h»for# th# m u rderer's Meed
"Speak In Franch, and be <*areful."
The g irl's fin e was sober at hearing quaintance, the w u r ch ie f. She was
lug fac».
such violen t new», and yet I fancied glad to do tld a ; mw d id L a b ra d o r re I w arned, o b s e r.in g th a t m adem oiselle
**Th#y planned fu r lu ib ra d o r and
th e re was re lie f In her be aring
W# gret escaping an audience w ith the was about to break bounds, her taste
th» woman to get away w h ile we was
dragged the cuno— under »«uiie husliea. g reat «hief. whose m istress' siste r be fo r b a ttle w hetted by her ta lk w ith
ra tin g :** panted Six Fingerà.
**Th»y
the N atchez woman. In French I re
and. being In fa m ilia r co u n try, took had m a rrie d and deserted.
planned —*
the shortest cu t to W td le A pple—
I w ent to the cahln next to the m u rk «Ml;
tin t now It wa« pu rely a question o f
"T h e re Is to be a fu n e ra l tom orrow .
tem ple nnd in fo rm e d an aged man.
th» g ir la safe ty am i not o f th is •um etlines called W h ite K arth .
1 th in k w# b e tte r s ta rt Hway tw»f«*re
the
S
erpent's
w
ord-bearer,
th
a
t
I
W
hen
we
luol
a
il
but
come
to
the
snake s suffering . and t fire d an ounce
then.
L e t ». • go aside and ta lk it
He disap
h a ll throug h his w irk e d s k u ll, and v illa g e we heard a p e cu lia r how l, w ished t«» see the chief.
o ve r."
penred
throug
h
the
low
d«>orw«j
and
w
hich
s
ta
rt
led
La
b
ra
d
o
r
and
me
be
fthpp»<t th ro u g h th» hol» and aw ay
W e s h ifte d o u r po sitio n to the
cause we knew w hat it meant, and \e r y soon re turn ed and m otioned fo r
In to the black forest.
»had# o f some trees.
T h # Natchez
w hich frig h te n e d the g irl txH'ause she me to en ter
could Imagine It to meun aliuont any
As the d«M»r fu rn ish e d Die o n ly lig h t, w ere w a tch in g us fu rtiv e ly . T h e y had
C H A P TE R X II
th in g unwholesome.
I m otioned fo r and as th e room was th ir ty feet w itnessed the scene between th e tw o
La b ra d o r to make a detour, but be square, 1 could not m ake out the in* women, and they w ere curio us, o f
Th#
P
roud
On#'#
Sffttsr
D
its.
fore we knew It we w ere th ro u g h the te r lo r u n til the sun gla re le ft m y eyes. course. T h ey a lso knew th a t L a b ra
Q uick is haf fro m pain.
I led th# chas» th a t n ig h t tow a rd bushes amt iu an o|»enliig close to the Then I ta w the S erpent and 1^» d o r's re tu rn was lik e ly to lend new in
I'rs v s n i abo# p ic a s u ia I
the e a s t; and so long as I tra ve le d In village , and the g irl was sta rin g w ith
At <-§ i >»4 amÀ toss we n
|
G lorieuse. "T h e Proud.** As I entered terest to the fu n e ra l. I fe lt no coo-,
th a t d ire c tio n I took palna occa sio nal wl«le eyas at the stra nge seen«». Nome she swept by me w ith hare!)* a d ic k e r corn fo r my personul s a fe ty ; u o r did
ly to l»etray m y |»os!t!on
T h is p ro
th e m a tte r o f the g irl's escape press
o f the Natches w ere re hearsing fo r a o f re co g n itio n In Iter «»old face
Ola
cedure gave ih » g irl and L a I «— d o r
fo r tny im m e diate a tte n tio n
la b r a
fu n e ra l cerem ony.
I w hispered as balkehiche came fo rw a rd and c o rd ia lly
u»«»re tim e to »«cape, fo r I knew l»a-
much to her. and she Inva m e q u ie t and greeted me. fin d in g me a atool w h ile d o r's predicam ent, however, demanded (
moan w ould bend »%#ry eudeuvor to
c u rlo n s ly w atched the p e c u lia r pro* be sent«*«! h im se lf on the edge o f Ids pro m p t action.
o v e rta k e
me.
T o w a rd
m o rn in g
I
In C hoctaw | to ld h im :
D on 't K n o w N or W o ll
I h - *
He elapi>ed Ids bunds, nnd a
cue ding»
sw
ung
hack
In
a
w
ide
circle
,
p
la
n
n
in
g
"T h e y do not iu te u d th a t you shall !
•TVyoU lik e M u rie lT '
T h e re were five victim s, three w om <wrvKnt brough t a pipe, w hich the
to
s
trik
e
the
M
lsalnidppl
near
the
' W H I, she'« a w fu lly g«Mnl he arte d “
en and tw o men. and fo r ty execu c h ie f l»«hted fa r me to smoke cere- escape."
T u nica v illage at the ti|»|ier end o f the
B efore he Could re ply the g irl pas-
••N either «1«* I
I
d ) * ! W fifik l)
A f t * r he had done lik e
tioner«, the g rim office being eagerly m ouioualy.
V
ortag#
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the
t
russ.
T
h
e
re
I
was
siouHtely broke in w ith : " I f I am to
■■ ■ 1
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sought IdK'atlHe If pituohle«!.
A ll the wise. he s a id :
sure to find a cam»# In w hich to push
"T h e P roud One Is g rie v in g fo r the In? tre a te d as a c h ild I w ill w ith d ra w .
e xe cu tio n e r* hud th e ir hands pa in ted
on a lte r my frtem ta.
red and had red fe a th e rs th ru s t dead woman. She was th e Proud One’s 1 was tau ght It was not courteous to
T h a t night I s k irte d the T u n ic a v ll
c o n v e n e in an un know n tongue before
A ph jrtivU ii who reachr, out to
s is te r."
th ro u g h the long braids o f h a ir bung
luge and stole som» corn fro m an o u t
hsn rfit
humanity
ln .fi
« record
Ila d the w ild w ar-w htm p o f the a friend.**
Ing dow n the le ft *i«le o f the head.
behind him th»t i t w orth while. Such
ly in g village and was fo rtu n n te enough
T a k in g a sudden resolve, I to ld h e r:
T h e five victim » had th e ir h a ir p a in t C hoctA w 's title«! the c a b lir I cou ld not
• men w » i D r.
to find a am ali cutio# con ta in in g a flab
"Y o u speak w ith much sense. You
ed re«t. T h e g irl saw no significa nce have been taken m ore by surprise.
R. V. Pierce.
net m ini» o f linde n ha rk fib e r and some
I w ill not keep It
In th# red hands, th e red h a ir, the T hen cam e dism ay. O utaide was l.a are not a ch ild .
M il ilu d y along
lines equlp|t#d w ith hooks and fish-
fro m you. T h e ancient custom «»f the
medical t in e a ,
bone, i made e»c»ii»ni progress th a t
N atchez demands th a t w hen a uohl*
and h it k n o w l
nig h t, nor d id I observe a n y th in g to
dies th e s u rv iv in g husband o r w ife
e d g e of th e
Indicate my f«»c# had discovered my
remedial q u a I-
sh a ll die d u rin g the fu n e ra l ceremony.
itie t o f herba j re tu rn to th# riv e r.
O u r frie n d wap the husband o f the
and plant» led
It was not u n til I re a d ie d the c liffs
wom an w ho Is to be b u ried tom orrow .
to the disco»-
o f N otches und was re c o n n lte rin g the
So tic k le d w ere th e officiala at T h e dead w om an was the s is te r of
On ih » ,» v » n ly (Ifth n n n lv » r!i» ry o f
f r y o f hi» won
m outh o f L ittle riv e r th a t I made tw o
I»a G lorieuse. the woman you had
M ill Ny»'n h lrlh , n In M o l, ■ iu » iiio rt« l W HehIngton w ith thla le tte r th a t they
d e rfu l h e r b a l
Im p o rta n t
discover!»# -one
brough t
puhllahed It fu r a n il w ide. T o Nye'e wrords w ith ."
rrinedy. D octor
«rlu ilow *n<t h icrH iitl» n m m im on l » » r»
great )«iy. the o th e r Im pelled me to
" C le l! W h a t a h o rrib le p e o p le ! I
P ierce'i ra v o r -
I in i i - l l . i l «1 K lo tclio r, iie u r Aolie» 111*», huge d e lig h t an K nglU h pn|H.r e d i
paddle w ith desperate haste In to th#
I tr P reem ption. I t ia juet the tonic re
to r ia lly com m ented 1*1 ahocked am aze fe lt It in the a ir. T h a t procession o f
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m
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quired i f a woman ia borne dqsvti by
trib u ta ry .
Ahead o f me. som# die
m ent nn th e way» o f A m e rica n poat- p a in ted men and women ! Mon P ie u !
pain and differing» at rrg u la im p r i r
ta nr# up L ittle riv e r, was a pirogue (M inmiiNllty hnv» n o l I w n fu rg n tlrn .
Poor M onsieur L a b ra d o r! H ehold the
iu listers.
regular interval*, by n e rvoustftn o r
A t on» lln io In* » o rre il im im m I iiiu »-
c o n ta in in g tw o persons, o n e o f th«*
fo re st, m onsieur.
F ly !
H id e y o u r
diary »pell«, headadie or backache.
couple looked lik e a hoy and was not lo r n l I nrnnilo. W y n . «11 n |i|M i|iitiiio n t
s e lf! N o w ! V oile to u t ! "
Favorite P reem ption can be had in
W ou ld n 't B ear O u t T h eo ry
using a paddle. In th# next mom ent w lil.'h li« .|il< .iit!lly h rm iK lit fo r tli his
A nd slie stam|*ed a em ail moccasin
tablet form aa w ell aa liquid at your
I had glim psed a long piro gue tu rn in g fH lim uii lot lo r iultlr*.MM'il to rro » lil» n t
T h e o re tic a lly , a head «»n collisio n Im p e rio u sly and gestured fo r him to
ne'ghborhood »tore.
a bend o f th e big riv e r below me. It A rth u r »m l r o n tn ln ln i his ro rig m illo n . betw een tw o tYetdy m oving bodies o f ru n.
In Iho lo llo r lie d ire cte d th e I ’ roel- the sum# w e ig h t and tyi>e w ould re
held at least a «logen In d ia n s and
"M a d e m o ise lle fo rg e ts it w o u ld be
T h e S ch oolgirl K in d I t fiaffai th e ir alx fnot puddles w ere flashing donl w here lo And e v e ryth in g , e xp ln ln s u lt in nu equal ahen'k to both, re- ba rd fo r o u r frlen«! to hhle friw n the
"A re n 't g lrla fo o lis h to p s ln t tht*l
ra p id ly
I d«u m
believe I had been lu g H int the p o etiil card» he hud reed ganlieas o f th e ir Hp«*eds. T h # forces savages except In the nigh t. W e must
fa re s s o t" “ Y ea: they « 'III keep ttin
seen as 1 was disap pea ring In to the w ere m r o f lilly pigeonholed 11 p e rt fro m o f Im p a rt act equally on both bmllea. plan cu n n in g ly and not he Im p a tie n t."
fo o l g ir l c o m p le tio n ."
trib u ta r y w hen th is stra nge c ra ft the un rein! one», li e co n tin u e d : “ I f and In th# case o f tw o u u totno blle* I to ld her. "T h e re Is p len ty o f tim e
1 ice in n llu y fo r d does no l p«y up h i* w ould tend to th ro w a ll occupunta Perhaps some tim e d u rin g th# day. I f
allow ed Its nose around the bend.
fo rw u rd In th e ir respective care w ith no t. the n d u rin g the nig h t. T h e re Is
T h e canoe al»ea«l n«*w discovered tn# box re n t you m ig h t H* w e ll p u t Ills lei
and th# slim figu re vanished hy d ro p ler» In the irenerel d e liv e ry , end when equal violence. H ow ever. In an actual no danger fo r you. o r n»e."
between
autos
In vo lvin g
" I was th in k in g o n ly o f him,*' she
ping fia i, and th e o th e r abandoned the Mob lle e d g e l* d ru n k end In u lrle on ■ co illslo n
paddle t«» |d«k up a m usket. I wav#«! le tte r fro m one o f lit» w ive« every speeds as h l|h as fiO m iles per hour, d u lly replied.
B K C F
O ew
N T IN W
U E o
D r « d t
U «T
to O But
my cap and L a h ra d o r turned about duy In the week, you enn sa lu te him so many unevaluated fa c to rs w ould
M rltls li exp ert» have found throug h
and began p a ddling to meet me.
I th ro u g h the h o i d e llie r y w indo w w ith en ter th a t It Is probab;» th a t results
v io le n tly gestured fo r h im to go hack, nn old Queen Anne lo m iih a w k th a t w ould seldom. I f ever, be e xa ctly as in v e s tig a tio n H int about liu lf the d a lly
B ell a n s
and In pantom im e announ<’»d the p e ril you w ill And ne ar Ilia K lru sce u w ate r e x a c te d fro m the ideal th e o re tica l ro ll \ ersat Ion o f the tite ro g e I r - it | q .
rase.
vo’ ves the use o f b u t M w ord*.
behind me. As he «wrung Ids pirogue p u ll."
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East India W idow Lives an Outcast
T h e lo t o f the w id o w In In d ia 1 * »
d iffic u lt
one. acco rd in g to
llo e lta
w om an w o rld tra v e le r.
•Hv ..'.me rem ote tra d itio n , the H in
, 1.1 w id o w I« b e lli reaponaltile fo r l.e r
h n il.a m l a deolh. how ever much o ld e r
, 1 ,,. m i*, he.' Mlaa Korlma w rlle e In nil
a r tic le In L ib e rty , e ip la ln ln g »•>«* f,,r
cent uric» It ha« twen Ih * H in d u ru g
tom fo r the w id o w to redeem h e r aup-
poaetl fa u lt by p e rfo rm in g "« u tte » “ —
I M t . g Im rned to « ie * to - o i. <tei h u *
I " m d a fu n e ra l pyr». " » ■ '» » 'e r the
H rltla h governm ent forbade
fo rh m le aiittee.
and now w illo w s
!
M rllwc goea on. “ an
lin g e r In a d isg ra ce fu l s e rv itu d e t i l l
| n a tu re , o r th e ir ow n w it. provide« a
w ay out.
•Of course, am ong th# m ore m od
ern fa n .llle e ,” Misa Forhea continue«.
"r«»marrlage. especially o f chll«lr«'n. Is
com mon, and tn oth ers th e fa th e r
buys back Ills d a u g h te r at th e p ric e J and fro m the I'm -ith- t-osst.
S ardlue
o f a helf«*r or some ir<4lt*. H ut s till, fish in g Is s fo u r m o nths' In d u s try In
am ong the o rthod ox am i old-fashioned, A t ls n t ir »»term, sud lasts s ix m onths
a w id o w Is cursed w ith her husband's In th » l ’ nolflo.
I t I« ra p id ly g ro w in g
death. She Is the slave o f Ids re la
to t»e one o f the nmst slr.ah'e plisses
tlo n a and he r life la w ith o u t pros)>ect
o f th e cu n n in g In d u stry.
pleasure o r a d o rn m e n t .*1
H a llelu ja h V icto ry
N ow T h e y ’re A m erictm
S ardines used to come fro n t Snr-
dln ln .
Some o f them s till do. o th e r*
come fro n t M rltts n y «m l fro m N orw a y,
b u t th e grent m a jo rity o f them now
come fro m the coast o f New K nglsnd
j
T h e H a lle lu jn h v ic to ry w h s th s t
gained hy th e B rito n s o ve r th e com
bined 1’ lc ts and Scots a t M old. In
t'lln ts h lr e , K nglan d. M a rch 30. 430. It
Is so nam ed fro m the w a r c ry adopted
by th e B r it o n *
F le tc h e r ’ *
Castoria it especially pre
pared to relieve Infants in
arms and Children all agrs
o f Constipation, Flatulency.
W ind Colic and Diarrhea; a lla y in g Feverishness arising there
from , and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids tits
assimilation o f Food ; giving healthy a n d natural sleep.
T o avoid im itations, always look fo r the signature o f < & sr% Z Z Z
A bsolutely H arm less - N o Opiates. Physician* everywhere recommend i t
FO R O V E R
200 YEARS
haarlem oil has been a w orld
wide remedy for kidney, liver and
bladder disorders, rheumatism,
lumbago and uric acid cooditions.
H A A R L E M o il
B D
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PASTOR K0EÄIGS
N E R V IN E "
I J U1 Epilepsy
Nervousness b
Sleeplessness.
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o f difügunog blotches and
irritations. La»
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B«**~-*y to G r a y a n d F ad ed H air
tor and (1 wò at Drantata.
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PARE LA10RAT0RT CO I u Azfoaio. Texts
ll.h M T # U A.\Tt.I>
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l»t.K M A N H lM i I’O W Iil.K Earn |1S daily
F i t «* » a m p le * W r t ie R L B L E 8 8 M F O . C O -
( I St. M rk s P la ce . N e w Y o r k C ity.
• »‘ .I F «ta b li» b * «l Com ptM iy ( o n * ta a tly I n trr
-iu .-in « n ew p r o d u c t * o f prove-» m**rlt dralre**
nffpre-acntatlv*. Writ«* fo r fr o a bookl«*t. R r v i-
r k t o r C o . R «*v l«ator B id # .S an F r a n c is c o .C a l
T H E M A G N E T IC U E I.T is f - n t w t t.aalth
In v en tion o f rv een t yea r*. B uy (llr o ct o f
m a n u fa c t u r e r a o d w « «
l * r«
MAUNACO
C O . ft»S S u tto r S t.. Sa n F ra n cta co. C a lif.
f..r
gsHa
at
F irs t
B la d d a r Irr ita tio n
Backs*: ns
Sign
or
D
correct inte rnal trouble*, stim ulate v ita l
organ*. Three tires. A ll druggist*. Insist
on the original genuine G o t , M u > a i _
M a rk
Drugs Excite
the Kidneys,
Drink W ater
Taka
G O V D M E llo
w
T he Limit
“ T h e ir holme Is m ortgaged Is n 't ItT“
“ l p to the a u to.“ — Moatou T ra n s c rip t.
U -a n r lf
In itia it a « A a taa .
H i#
O u tfit I M In itia ls w o rk -
In stru c tio n s . %S. N ew ton
In itia l Co.. Î77 W » * h l n « i o n Rt.. N ew ton . Mass.
lar#«* Arid
r iroflta.
r>X t«H*lw sn.1 fu ll
WE PAY YOU CASH Î ^ . V
t f f i l . old piai**«, dlaaaoDds, <t.*card*d iawalry.
ad foods lo W lllT lV . 001.1» RRFlNlfiu CO .
to n r . h Ave.. New Y o r k C U f.
T h e A m e rica n men and women moat
gu ard
con stant I j
ag ainst
k ld w r
tro u b le be ta use we o fte n eat too much
ric h food.
O a r blood Is tille d w ith
1 acids
w h ic h th e kid n e y s s triv e to
filte r o u t ; th e y weaken fro m o v e r
w o rk. become sluggish, th e e ltm in u -
fiv e tiruiues d o g and the re s u lt Is k id
ney tro u b le , b la d d r t weakness s u-l
a general de clin e In health.
W hen y o u r kid n e ys feel lik e I s m t *
o f le a d : y o u r b a rk h u rts n r th e u rln .t
Is cloudy, f u ll o f sedim ent, o r you are
obliged to seek re lie f tw o n r three
tim e s d u rin g th e n ig h t; I f yon s u ffe r
! w ith sick headache, o r dizzy, ne rvous
spells, a d d stom ach, o r I f y o u have
rh e u m a tism w hen th e w e a th e r is bad.
begin d r in k in g lo ts o f good s o ft w a te r
and get fro m y o u r p h a rm a c is t about
fo u r ounces o f Ja d h a lts
Take a
ta b le sp o o n fu l In a glass o f w a te r be
fo re b re a k fa s t f o r a fe w days and
j y o u r kidne ys m ay the n act line.
T h is fam ous s a lts Is made fro m th «
acid o f grapes and lem on Juice, com
bined w ith - It tlila . and has been used
fo r years to h e lp flush and s tim u la te
clogged kid n e ys, to n e u tra liz e th #
a d d s In th e system so th e y no long er
are a source o f Ir r ita tio n , th u s o fte n
re lie v in g b la d d e r disorders.
Ja d S a lts is Inexpensive, can not In
ju re . m akes a d e llg h tfn ! effervescent
U th la -w a te r d r in k and belongs In every
home, because nobody can m ake a
m is ta k e by h a v in g a good kidne y
flu s h in g an y tim e .
Revenge Is a lw u y s th e w eak p lea --
ure o f a l i t t l e and n a rro w m in d .—
Juve nal.
“ DANDELION BUTTER COLOR”
A h*rrol«*wa vegetable b u tte r c o lo r
uoed by m illio n s fo r 50 yea r*. I>ru<
stores and ge nera l stores sell b o ttle #
o f "D a n d e lio n " fo r 85 cento.— Adv.
O f m a kin g b«*oks the re is no end —
oth e rw ise th e re w o u ld be fe w e r race
tra c k *.
„colds
By m illion s en ded
HJl*« »top milliond o f coldft evcrjML
1 4 hours. They end headache and
fewer, open the bowels, tone the whole «ye*
tea. Use nothin* lew reliable. Cold# and
Gnppe call for prompt, eiSncnt help, B#
sure you get it.
And in
B e S u re I t * ^ \ J K
,
P r ic e 3 0 t
CASttlM ^ QUININE
CstbdBo ^ D O i9V «
W. N. U.. San Francisco, No. t-1 9 2 7 .
F ir s t Unie a l»».v is ra ile d
i t scares hhu a little .
M is te r,"
rxm .M ANr.vT r k i j e k f u r e c z e m a
U sed b y r.otad d o c t o r 4ft y re. L>«n't o r d e r
u n le ss y o u w ill fo llo w d ir e c t io n s . S en d 12 or
w r it e M A D D E N C O M P A N Y . B o « « 7 « . E l
P e s o . T e x a s , * *r fu l l I n fo rm a U o a .— A d v .
B e lte r be s tra ig h t th a n sm a rt.
A bolt less r a il jo in t bus been per
reeted by a «evtlou hand ou a ra ilro a d
In Kansas.
W h e n y o u d e c id e to r e t rid o f W o r m s o r
T a p e w o r m . # e t t h e m cd l- ln e th a t w in *«p «|
t h e m w ith o n e doee— D r. P«-»
‘
S h o t.-' *72 P e a r l St . N. Y A d v.
I f you w ould get up w ith th e Is rk
you m ust go tn bed w ith o u t one.
Covered Wagon Pioneer
Quickly Restored to Health
W as So W eak Could Scarcely Use Arm s or Legs. Sacra
mento Resident a Victim o f uF lu,” Loses W eight
and Vitaiitv. Finds Long-Sought Relief.
Strength Restored. Praises Tanlac.
Pioneer blood flows in th e veins e f
F rank R ike rt, Box 1035, H. R . 10.
Sacramento, C a lif., a p ro m in e n tsto rk-
man who tre kked ove r the rough, haz
ardous tra ils from Illin o is iu the ea rly
sixties. B u t even his brawn, muscle
and sp iro d id health broke under the
stra in o f modern liv in g . " F lu " le ft
i t * m ark and threatened his life.
* 'I d id n 't care w hether I lived o r
died, I fe lt so h a d lv ." said M r R ik r r t.
“ when I began ta k in g Tanlac. M y
strength had vanished, sapped b y the
'F lu .
M y arm s and legs were so
weak th a t they were alm ost usriea» I
co u ld n 't even tu rn over in bed w ith
o u t help, so com pletely underm ined
was m y strength and v ita lity .
“ One night m y w ife saw the Tanlac
advertisem ent in the paper and urged
me to tr y it . I bought a b o ttle and
started ta kin g it , and I fe lt be tter
rig h t off. In a few week* I was aids
to do a ll m v w ork. N o t o n ly d id m y
weakness disappear, b u t I a ctu ally
ained tw e n ty pounds, and I have fe lt
ne ever sine».
“ Yes. sir, I firm ly believe th a t T a n
lac saved m y Ufa. N a tu ra lly . I ’m so
enthusiastic about Tanlac f am tell-
ia g a ll m y inen ds i t '» a great m edians
S
and I H praise i t as long as I hv» '
Tanlac helps concur» ailm ents and
builds iip stre n g rn .n ismished bodies
I t han ishew pmn and frees the system of
po uonraiiard bvro iw tip a tio n andsliig-
gish liver. I t is N ature's own rem eJv
made from roots, harks and herbs ac
cording lo the fam ous Tan Im- form ula.
n ta kin g Tanlac and ra in y the
* o f strengt h and golden nealt h .
The first b o ttle usually brings results
th a t w iU sufpnseyou. Ask your drug.
' i for Tanlac - to d a ) ! Over «0 m i
a
C
■ buttles sohl