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WINGIIAM TIMES, JULY 13 1B94.
in•st voices broke upon Ids ears cony orgauized a masa of men who could polnablank that he heard Ralph go
ht the evening, Ralph shook no mom be depeuded'on to carom the law lout of the house soon after be went
ward the extremities, and Ms aelt•-• By the time tlat trial opened in the iitt°t1tIlev(ol'itrittrt 11112ingrc.l. lortitiltdis•ettensitoit.
the warm blood et back again to against a mob.
as the only weapons Of &few at !luta minted its population into Clifty, • Ralph in the minds of the juaticea.
'maw was given without hesitation, ,
liellt;galillie.erteuhrtlesktinMiCtilte01.11.eiSle needed t. i,lotl'erfoeViltlilliiie"1::rir14121,f114-11tcoeule;eatil"
hand, The mob nw on the art and .101 4,rhit creek wa tin ham, aAitarls, ni:Ti(dmowtst, gracatpi:p,ressbiroonwt-ligKillatnesnt
CL ifirs, t. have the 'crisis come. ilehati
And such tut exerotta, a "psychie
THE HOOSIER 8 II 0 -MASTER"under his feet lay sheer foree or will„
a been holding juvenile Flat Creek.
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BY F.1)WAltil power" is very exit:in:41W, riteiug
on the Ohio the engineer soinetimes
toatartaaaoa ote. Dr Small, $t,t hintaelf to work to seat& the largest of the hrenien to
VILaPPER XXVI. bind up the wounded. heart of Bud Judd the aaft,ty-valut, doWn, and this
OM, 11$ he had. Willa up his he does by hanging himself to the
1a-nitla ANI111 "INbrIrt'-` broken Arin. The flattery of his tine lever by Ids handa. latiph felt that footsteps in the bed of the creek ; who knew the leaat appeared to envo . • v nir .„„
• - Moor Hankins "this 'IS WO Lett 11 %Wets, Wildeh lookea at Bias muaeles he had been holding the saft‘ty-valve belOW. If this -were so there could I know the m at„ aud wela prodigal of tiles as her 11t141aI10, ;11141),
1.10 that better be Keerfut Yeo 4,,. aamirimay, whieh aaive attention .olovt.n. Ana that be was so weary of be no doubt that Ida biding -place tittao signalezmt, v. 1k ond nods. aueatanoid her, hut her Part mut oeeu
peep1 wont Stan it too hey the alou tko oung t Creek Horeules. illy A real relief. 110 'WAS a little -0 Hank r shouted Bud from the him. ta`he aeed aome maghto suspa I There seemed now little 110P0 for
a Mrs. Means bad always suspeeted well learned.
an aore faultily tacks &les with for to his lighiest remark, waa not loat the operation that anexploalon woula ,uspeeted,
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I • But thought that he heard readt• iid ttisrty SOlOethillg. Those wommocaine on the ataild in a fright-
• .ore to the same
wat'a aportin the 'WOOS Wats robilt Orawardir tt,t, leavt, Pew ,iones Allowed tired of having everybody look ou top of the eliff to amue one in the t• ohms thiii,T.; about Oil from the word, .palph, lint just at this moment' who
us, $rortm -t • • Ito maul:moil
on. him As thief. It was a little irk- 'creek below, "be ,stu•e to look at the I, go, Stood idlers :had her doubts should stride bito the sehool'-house
P rson the me -legged old
kuluPne with- 'ens- It been " 'ifel-' Bad. Was a retpeet for ransele, or some to knew that new bolts were Spriog-harock-ar think he's there: /whether lit• was jist•the thing, al( t , 11
Or the Lail, yor Isia wil hem as tliela was a the influenee aa Small? At any put on the aeon, et tlie houses in This hiut was 4 not lost on Ralph, i her 014, 111811 had atol lwr, liker-n :soldier basket -waiter ? Ile had erePt .
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Alk to an plr Biwa to., so Titko kero. rate, eoneentrated,. extrat't of the ' whieb he had staid. And now that who speedily elm pal his quarters . not be nerved a be al, hired, alleol :home the night hei%a'e, "to Fee ef the
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No mor val preseaat." ' reaentment Alf PtIt' fi :form., and his ; Shoeky was frene, and Rod had by ann./mug up i a aecluded, soe.f- , sect, to.ngt; with h r ovan Bran' eyes ole woman. didn't want aometban',"
This bitter ateemplisittal its Pur- ' aqua .a.a,,,, now ready to empty itself . turned agaimst hint and Aunt like ledge abin-e the spring, He Idiot beat all .he e 1.• seed in all her and bearing of Ralph's arrest, he
rose. Thts squirts sreettwk.$ sliPn'a awn ttie heaa, ofil Hartsoota And Matilda ausPeeted him. and. eveu tow.: nom to atava for Pete Jamea aid thorn days, Ano )ete Jones said concluded that the time fbr hira to
(AT; he , Ralph footal him; f his dire ts- 'poor. weak, exiluiee Walter John- Hank Bantt. wele soon looking all 1heal aller$ I:110W ther \caret no make "A forrara movement". had
toa to, o Pao •40 oe aouttattat. ite llamas without en the support of sou weal not aaaoeiate with him, he ArOMid, the spring. for him, while he good m *Tell o ,r, Couldn't stay come, and so he cleterilibled ti? face
had been thaw tied poiazonally Boa. gooa .., • Ina s owl ftlt hint:self tin otitlaw indeed. lie held a twenty-ponnd 0Yer /abed W It 11 le it there. And the foe.
worild nat hovoatmiaalea it so mueh. ot,„, way ala at 4We. There aaoe walla 41 i\ gone? away to WNW,' or 1 heads ready to atop upon t • . a • o S4 1 17d, Law's sakes' "LookY here, Squar," he said, wip-
pot tae hat aoi (s.• welv dearer to Nal, mono mon op.:alit/we ana mere the new gold debts in Nig-0min had ease they should think of looking on 110bOtly'd ever a foond out ef it big the perspiration from his Rom 2
4.* It' the Iedoe above. • hadn't been fer her. Didn't she go "looky here. 'jes want to say that
him tlioal
'The anon 'Nos ta
atioa tai•ao
BMI in, a tinale4.• aact, throngli tha: orolaaa
letter 'allow aquiecas weaktwas. more thtea eVer
"'"f hts zavoaabla surrom- limas who luove not n „, a •
1.
preeo•ua than las • torowa no-oas,00, away with loss 'letter on bine foi" aeap paper keta 1 IYhen the ,i•rowd,. Were gone Ralph 14all over the twig.
Nolo boreal to tant,11 proa,,,,•„eorato oar; was, Bad wait. little warmth in hr knew that One mod !was open to him, people ? For 11
qlrh„ an,1 seemea ei.r...rse niehool ,en the even- He et-Aati. fellOW tVW-11 the creek to 'straight throug,h
'Ilia thence sho maaht escape. 'Ile -was fond of tl
far Iteta'r than. k•new -the f`Per° or Dr...a-mall,
ingolosek, To soli his now rod barn intonate co, 000ate
with ita large -I% asmen • lao,.•.-1-,1", atadent arol all.
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itside, and the -ova:into:1 tudian en oi,„„a. They inn
the lame, ...........isained.„ tails too nroeh B.u..ti with 1.11‘,„„ lit.
for the Ilawkinall lwart to *amid. eomoloos mann
EViaVatiV 41:12,21.1k'sr Walla 01 Wk.on vIth 111;5 wt,..1,
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Ider the infittetwe hoz thot aomelnag, hamened „as, • •
es beaming the through the suAr-oan'lla Among But, traveling dowt to Clifty, he 'tug WAS so :,(:.,,Tent
'Matilda White's and lofty pillars., e debated the ease. 1 To flee maa to tionflas his guilt, to ; The 'constable paid unwitting- So, with many a.
•Itllinattaa, Small'a the dark trunks o the mapleasolemn debated whether it via beatto escape,. ;as to be fond of tl gals.
a atrange Pair - To stay, or to tit ? The WeT11 WANTS 11e elf :all 0 thlW, tO Vat 1111 tribute to William the Conqueror by tame he fit at Lundy's Lane, ana
1 ;jaw and eould not keep some lagnmat remailts about the
borhood a-IA-m.11M' 1 kin tell as unieb •about this case as
r Paat, she seed anybody." „
Tat piece er goods. , "Let us heor it, then," said Bron-
galsotocal 'Noth- on, who thought lie would nail
.crime in her eyes Ralph now far certatio
.• • t the
mai NYalter John- much longer. -; Fick .oftthisives that drat- bhp off, and, ,
S4111 • tribute tO Miss Martha:
• betweeu --------------------1crofro. square Ha aao ••,- • 0 a
, o , • • ilh .111. Opt.11
ehin, his idee ueek- „ora,„.„ luot
of Ids nit'. aaat t.tatt" ahaaol no and ga,r,erzia dalalY aPlaaarafIee•
toey say hall no, to,
aeir present tonsiot/ insurrnounta•i alrl
!self and Hannah, a whose terror- 4 with on Oyez' or,
Strlek.ell find 1111.N.ip face as he said, ".0 a• es. , .
- the brook, a-•'-•• ;avid the Squire asked Squire Under- ;Hawkins, and sundry other digres-
o 4 stood by the brook- Mows haunted aaooat who tame in at thatminute, to sub-,
• hi which he bad to be check-
, 01, ria.
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grantee Martha fo'", give uP Bud To be thus diaorakal in his darke'l fhai slanethin. happened whieh ' 1 .1-4-1 • "ha Iv'at'
'half 'so highly as hor Iowa latteixot irtgreA000t •Reil"ifs enr• Ralph never atoerward eoull forget oetore
Martiat no thiak the new red la vain he aotiain an interview. Bud that brook. It was a swift-rouning mind was made up
barn wtt% tho laroat Mormon aresa oiaraos While by little stream that did not babbie mile. He knock...
fi •e Underwooc
Mttrtiltt v•11"ts fhe 1 it 11: Ms frlena- was the brought him andden deetaioni t° her hwe•
inside aria the goliaping lailara , •
toe ftwea aboat him halloo learned biutann„...
1. a over the atones. It ran
1 Id mon told. how he'd drunk
1111 involuntary !ail with him. From the start, it was , e , .
ached nifty his , attorney bad been'ahoroughly posted I and how
whisky at Welch's store that night,
Welch's whisky WOE all -
',evident to Ralph taat the paosecuting ;
ot to fire another by Small, though, '., looking at that , fired me0"1 and Imo it Idlers went
at the door of 1, worthy's face. Te would have, 'straight to his head, and how he had
But Squire ;thought him the i oat disinterested
. got a leetle too much, and how be
' . d f at 1-vineer oin flout by the
the N'ar'e• w'"`th alf s°' mleh " that the storm '1 was getting -nearer ilia thickst willowa throug,h Underwood was also a (lector, nod ' and philosophical spectator in do? , • •
i dine lie got to the blacksmith's shop,
a. • t e.aa . la It ..a. bean I\ Jona, paoture. Ralph had Just patwa at the ,door of Squire Doolittle. But
• • • i•onson, the pi\a• .7.ecutor,
B. 1 wlis III and how he had laid down to rest, „.
Moral pairwiao, r" -e-` • and 110111',CT 14 111111144f. It 111ight the anio-or-eartqa an.1 ont
boa goansa, itad been called avatiy. He knocked 'tourt-room.
ougo • 1.
aetitati, 'Martha, bleaa her. Weald ).- - •
foraokt, ilte poor. _ alto Squire Haw- , avaapo felt aura taat too i 1
-re.enta-sa the breolk on the half-deeaved log I burg. lie was allout to give n.p all case naonee his electioit. He was 'Very 1.1111d 110W aS lie S'ISOSed tbe lioys bad
4 crated him, and how he tboright it
haw after -hooka anloithrag ratIier than , oier..e. „:a. oalglit blow v,aer, But
theaugh the tint:a:a-a, bad jast cross
aed : Squire Drolittlo 1.4-1 gone to Lewis- :-1,-cant, man, and this was bis first
kills,'" lips saatit tiaail• 01e1 his false ,i-ilitia of Dr. Small was present in :ill that spanned it, '1 11.1) as: lie emerged i hope of being ableao surrender him- • ambitious to distineauish bimself, very 1 war all -fired mean to crate a old
teeth in a way that suggested. a:41.111--
. Ida. tr.-alba-a. Aad he had only to o
aoan the water -willows OR the calit•r 1 self to the law whefn he met ii,"quire ',anxious to have Flat Creek illfilleRre i s.ohlier 11 -bat fit the Britisher:a aud o
.gent paraastain/•aso. aral Squire 11111olook tato az
--,11911-s e) -e- t° lulc'w h'°w aide, be started With a sadden altoek. 1:dal-cliffs, -Who hard ("onto over t° on Ida aide in polities, ; ,tuid, con -C- ! lost his leg by one of tile blamed 7t.
lens eatal not soiep at night if t.'.e hwatingaishable was a malignity F •,r there NA -as Hannah, with a white, 1 CliftY to it rekonsibility for the ,quently, be was v•erv determined 101 'ell -n.(1.13 lyfulichin: his haa-onet
new 1,e41, born -With tilt, oallopiao 1-4 ..t• a".....-a,a ,,, a ,.. no oa a , `
" t•-• .,- . oz. ao • t rr-'4, t'4-4-41, • . , ' k " w:,-4-ftt-) faeo, bolding Ont a little nOte, iill-dek`ds of ha, la , ''' 0 - send Ralph Hartsook to State prison, it . a • ,
ia 4.,1th rs which lie ' : lirrolob Ito and how wlain he wok.e
Iudian on the vario, were in danger, quietly. ia:dded 1;',,ke oat alS-fashioned thumb- 1
I was powerless to prevent. 1 1 alv oa unjuzly by foir meona or •1111 It 11 t'. mahred cold, fa) loNN le
d I • I
Martha nniat lig reached somehow. , Bat there is uo eup of tannixed paper. , Is that you, air: Ilaatsook 7' .'"ibm. • ' ' . s'. ' a' (. ' . ` 1 II. al ft tl
4fent To his profesaional etas-, this ,, ro„ I. o the crate :and went o
al to-
Sai, with mariya, adjuatinga of the : a;
..otterno-aaa. With al1 innocent man - ,a,.,„, ,•,,,,-ca. a- a. - 4 °Yes, and 1 1111111\01Ito arrest me ' wti ' I, d- •
e stammered, as alie i / ..$ not a .ea. -re a rig lt au along, I ward lame. and bow when he gaup
Most adjuatable 0 wig. With many
• ', -there is no nizaht SO dark that no -"or ..---- la". ' "•-41 ,
=.-- simnea It :into TIfilph a band, inadver- . and tr:t me here hat_ a .
rliftY " .w 1 tot a ,queatie
ii. co. 1 o ol. ea, 1 to 4
. i• -f,,, , d fi 4 to tla, tc,p of Means's hill he met Pete
t„nrnhigs e'f that. eversible 'exat's e) -•t".• i does ialt .--hine. Ralph had zraci sorona ".- • k - i •
velltir t011e111114 los trattc•rs 'with her i 'auch a man Os Ila h. It Was Georoe
, a 4 J.onia au_ , -4 -,
11 Is'll Jt. e•--1 Mal a slim sort
toe aapaire to. oaaged. to frighten aaieetanleaca., On his rotarn from evaaloa totichythat went thrilling 1 -
4%
CHAPT of a wing man -ridin' , and how
X.XIX„ ;IL Bronson's a• rtunity to distill- • -
1 • be itraa al the waes by ther hosaes,
achoolonaater s. nerves.. ilia TRIAL. aish-binaself, „And so, with many
bad. rlIN'oa. en -coined. and to make hanae.1 'him a mote, at -ritual" 4711. earn- Bat all, Val hardly said the word$
a • • • „ „ ilanowino and emfident nods and
d thillo'S of that layind
Martha by the oh -nation that re taawisburas aleaidaa load hial througai toe
her .,1t1"ler:-At,':-124:: \``„`hat , e''..,7st her rocin 111110 fool:Val\ in round. ola- ,uran „tioo. ao.„ ova tae brook_
t • 4. The "Prosecuting attorneY („Ifir s° Ifina: and with much •deference MO`
I obeli+, en': but ae'clidn't kuow the
Muen anocaa:•airai, toat sae must fookomea alma. ft Tan side path and 01.-er into the pasture.. .
4, the S-,tatea attorney is called in In- 'the two squires, be. opened the ,case,.
young man, ;„: tbo'
Mtn the ecial a-la:adder eldvairous. 1 dia.= 4 had been sent for the night affectino. great incItignation at Ralph's a
inioht toll ef he seeo. bun ava 4.•
• -awkward Bad. a000m she loved most- I
• -Dear : „anybody who eau do .4a. few minutes afterward Ale. alrove
w, re. / a • o, . n •
11 P-11ph refired all leoal help -caeca' D 121 -c kase he was dressed up so slick and
u ma for ollr eowa Up hit) the lot 1111‘,i. Illt
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tenderly, portoo, peroaps, because lie e n
leoall quibbles. 5f his innocence was ther mean thing's on to a iron like
thne. Spalling1=--k7:110O1 11 L'. too fatal says. eannot reakeme thiuk you. any- roue of good'a that She "And now- h cou plea'
t 10 • •• will forgive me. All tha, app.:an-moos tor being go ti aeon an tra ii. ong i ,
- o , ,foi /. -. all his blood was up, and he &alarm].
torej -.et counsel, but h• , • - • ,
, ;head., and. the orating of prison -doors
mta about ,..stripoa pama :rod , aven
r) '- -1 ab. • town-11.ke. Rut iplamed ;elle t. du t
think It bard fait a proasel of thieves
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took her aeoldfng from . ... - to a ,
It 'Via:" not wise , c
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-- 1-0 bo 1 I hope yan
ala not remirid of- ant -body she :.t'-'11.°e•h•v• caa'a IL"' -". ' ' • • - • ,
t
Ertlad '1/4"0
voodoo oar tz, , In the world, and all that anybody thaw, like a lazy, good:Ter-not:bin' that he ivcald irt be •eletlred ftt Jeffersonville. • =each as the doneies :should try tit) put
hua kuovm. t
. -ma
"r" -I- rah 1' 1 Olt b• quitted
en ilia made evident to trell-boav he 1 e rt ae, I ti
le raster, that Aras so kyind to him
p..s.,..„-itwas toe tocto.o. pete katt. bat a ,0000. ...am. I 'hope Petal opined the thumb -paper
about to call a 'witness whose
towage iniou, a 'LI offer himself as 'see me Vara. or thank any more of and rmining the matter siftea to the bottom. 'But HAand,
„so over to the c..,roult court and hare I
„step forward and 'be sworn."
-1 'Vent ap-ke ol -ot tl • -Mr- Roo 'sot&
a t ,:01 en- , • - - lao itt- s lot
am , oo. „c 1 e c •• ..
• atra Sarah Jane aleans -will please all -.011)511 1ordn 10 hi tell and to alweity, tho', far thafroatter,
a c ic Lit n t t ini we was
000-t- 411 aaa atom ao oo ;oat. looto.noot...„ ansu-er this. and yoa aadtot batter „.:d eor,y_aao in 1,„,r, t,„, ..-„. - ..- 1 preliminary extainina,tion. He would 1 - • " e--• blan d , -a 1 . ri - 1 - k
testimony is very important bade a
Joues lia.I. :.16 ',rPvEng,,. l'or Brol 4•-• il • 4 d ."•••• . Y-4- retaa rot not!. written -$11 a page torn from an
it, ..,!..." Vil
Tit,: Mrs. Means cB.d with alacrity.
he would have ibeen pleased bad his '
lea -a -rose,- a. toe ale , lat a, t. a „a 1 alooli oe a iSlriVe aor three ,et. -r Sur :. over the hlue-otass paster„ Didift iA
,t -,11e, hilt. 2.1,..iet the prosecut , and ma - ali
vivilea ,evel.,2 „t„,o0rs? than t-.141 1'. 11,11,11,1„„ , r...fIrs Taore. find the,,,a / nia,...t. work ,..1. put ir. at ct,,,,t ick,„ •int uncle offered. l&-. counsel he
pressed. lina with her rk hints. w , „
. know who m ' t under lama'', but it 1.?
vartlo, 1.,,141 a, ........h.4,,,,,A4o...onem.,-.2. by for my mother and Shookyoz, but I 1114::'. -RIM fer l'i'VOre Pde-- 4. Idan: on. as, aonicitody nontikin" straight fer
,.......... ...moos ,, i hare felt bettet to have had a letter lb F.
,- tough
asu- sworn. a• Pete ,Tontee. tizidn't t-4113. nobodY
would have declined it He would
ii.„
hzialiroa :14"_.7 ,:,:,' :•,:.n.1111 :,..„.. -a-felt so ba4:1 think that 1 had si-oken 1'0'4 1z-1 tftr anac-ther or was:a to-niolt
I , .. *der, and the paa2E,defoudant had in
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'NOW. „Mrs. aleans,ilave the good.- , • . . .
e ecptn. I .. aozol. socot. ways
frmi home sr-a:what differen. t from .nes..ao to tell -as what aon know Of the behind the ;It mars.
for Itad. Rat. •he , hard to yore, that I eould. not help Lao rite off. rhings juber-
- t • 1 - .e• arced from. his Aant
zszrz,vv3i2 tae soak:no:, at -ratio thas.
; ous. • Bro. • •
1 Matilda lo.- th-Zi hand of the nroseent-
oe ono c :robbers -at the Nose of Peter Schro--..
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j I 'VNN 41'1 TriCi-k1s,"." The 111':_-t cAeation with Ralph was • ,
t I
13...tilee. uot 7...y ,oloatiag to hinase.".,f the ' ..„. ..„„ 11 ,tt,,,,ro, r,f, ... ---1--
zattz. -Faint herost naver avoa Mir , ' "` -1.'''. Wiletitvi- he f- -could depend on i nig att.orney.; It was not very o.n- ,i.t.„
truragnio .or Terr SVIapathetle, I “ Dr. Fokvl, Fs Rxf-aet or Wi'Al 'Straw -
Bud. But la. &am made up his mind i -' a ..,, . • • _ , Well, you see, 1 alters suspected oerr3. cures Di
laoli;.** at•Liolo irdoed. lie had nova? . 1-lalph riaaltit over :Ind it VaA'a What t, • , 4 ...f . . „ t thougii it woivera characteristic.
41 - , oat Moeller_ . o a* sort 11 47:- 110 : :that air yomi• man--''
.z- Cramps., Co'ae, O. ern Mc b' Cholera,
rrhoea, Ilfysenterg,
r;f7-1:1;2:-4-7. Millse'Lf- Itl'it , 4'1...:le lw •(1.1(1 4""till It 1 ...777"11:11 11"1- tell.; Id 11:1-7.- IraltS. t' had mourned OTOT ' **De -Or 1"ZalPh I Here Squire Underwood stopped Infanturn. 'awl all 1 of..eeemz r.t the bowels.
"z -f Yta 41-ci-7-1"alsk va,,fhln'' -,YonT,• ; l'a•az want to'lanott• whetla'r he Never travel witt,i'at it. Priee.133e..
never fait nathana" So. when the ', it. total put I alto s l'OisS'E'a the (lest- t' f Bud 000d rowan-
, ne, ion 4 4 s , This is what I have always been her, and told her that she must not
but facts:Nov Free will is n , the liberty to do
'-• hi b°5'4'41.1.• 'alli-v. tams-. by Mirth, Hawkins' ref-las:II, afaaid of. I Warned you faithfidia-- ',tell leny'saspleions,
laid being, a di lutei•ested. parto he the last time 1 sorsa rill. , „kir , • , ,
'''4 it's whatever oat, 11 atis, hut the power 4 '
al
. alliogazhatal 'Lao .0..atoed, he a man as in :angel -it and manly as
.1 ..•• i.-- a.,
t..1311L"f4 '''''4' '''''') 1!.1,:l':1- 11°.k!ll'g 6-'!1a- llart-.3°1` "4.. 11°21('' fralt 'as ''-11 coold have coral- rted Bad la- explain -clear of your blood. 1 mu uot :tell," she sniff doing whatever ne sees orght to be
a
..faarla- solcoon . al a. littio foolialz. he ' ta erIne, as fict. Yon have *been a I ^i 1 • " But be felt I consent for your uncle to appearas .fact$ that 1 n
acts I am a -ging to
indignantly. "It's
an to tell." Here
to a keen pitch, mid*
U4 the defendant.
the .cotirt insisted
ill What there was
the achoolanastea.
mt.
ne thing, what kind
with ? Hey ? Why,
pkhapea • If it sn're ti4t. /lad
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olartoa -done, even iu thi fate of aberwiae
a. not treacherous. I your counsel ca-ao go your ball. You a
!....er voice TOE overwhelming npulse, There lies
freedom thrice
'alain azo_,
and aloo
uteltaa laao ao,„
soloation
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'.-.,,le"'len, 1111 -re akoal iri a sentimental sort It was 11 relk.f.
5a14)7, that hea ' of a way -V .r atich things,. But it
to know that th
in along:et and that woald neve, ilo f..)r me to tell- you nud avot boa
at
o -andel upon her what lialpi did. Nria-ther be plat liia. tira:t inip
-7.4.1.11 a fetal -oar, that i the letter at , 2.:4 Lie. lloami or il.,74, he frolit. Bat his n
,.": -i--t1ie ','t def:1-11 ' pat the vrotilia: into his boort, mi(1. e;,aea
- " hale. onawered metaplooleAly apeakiag, lie shook resolini.m. lie' . _
that littie „ blue billet. ''''Illv:•z-'n '47'1 beldnd avert- inple trurdt. Dark- 1 _aunt Matilda got'," to Ralph's poor, 4with my boun gal, Hamer, a-lotifin"
i
''' kn('''''.3 tlilt11r•-•"'1;A'' l'i--ttil'' ftinfiat-------------— lineW 11011' hiili isenee from :sapper 1 Ralph went, out ofthehouse. .Ancinow , at tti.n o clock, , and keopin• that gal
€.1-1, as he stood there
false truce was over,
ome worat.
know bow much„ it would injure him : obe began to t
in the eounty, and he has no right to „Again and agai
to stiffer for your evil acts. 0 my dear ;that obe must ,
Ise was to stay and neph0w! for th4sale of Your Poor, isuspicioua alio
-Yes were not. strong- 4 dead. mother— a 'oat last she 00t
e sao firol-harcly We never shalli know what thel "Well, Ter
' f- " ire -it of that letter' -was. Whenever of aala did he
n-13 F•111er- flint nes.: aiats alai • data.. on. and he dead mailer ht. her conversation • ,filong t.hroughi the blue-grase, poster
Lt.° f'st. ral4 049l 4-4" hia b ouolingo 'ace coold not fan to that his poor, dead mother was again that a got no woteetor but me out ,
pious that aavay, and dostroyin her 4,
l'ntrIqta ht- (state anatolei.-;a: 'WAS, no time mode to do serviei, in his nunfts
rlic•toric„ be landed the letter tin the elorracter oy I s company, that 14 41
1 *44*1 14 lievtad Llrina. tbe avlizolo world to -1,1, 1 bvt: 1 , btarti,th
)7'1101' 414174' 1111111.• 111"11-411 111e:" rr.n fall; a danger. and polite hot roala before hint and avatabed it , tit for nobody.
I 11 ' trizi -`. • t- smoke avith orim satiao Here a.ow that he bad ,
-, ;'''.3 1 1.1-',, 3,.."-''' v'''''ih..4;•'1 11..Pd-' In °I.,1'`'' a fm -1,„'"'''11,11 ' tr- 't If" • 1,- 1;,1ii "to ensile. lie aoreat. the sal - otattli, 1 111 o W1U3
P i caught a tarta . Ile said he 'had 110 :
110RIO ".•_".' •I'',_:.7.'....i.i. ,-.7_i-a":"04.1. aisaajoiala- on the eIlleT, OI Watt ii.ek''.41171'41 1V:1-., 111e H2;4,1,.. 1..h.r„ &II.* imilic,11,:s airoto 1 faction. I
led, li, oo".:,,a,, ta, 4, too. -,-,-,•,:.:o 1,ao aaaa aa, -,41.1,4-1 o ,.filiatleo ,La',4,.7 7,,,,,:1;_,.1,1.,..,14112, 31-11-1,,....,,,i ih- paased.. -etited to aa, 140 )i( 1 izalifil -was ,r, lietie afraid of a mob. Inaire qoestion risk of INInt. 'aieurts, ,
....-, 1 of (1.atair.
,. 11„1".„!alif' ‘''''c'''-iltres„ ''''''' 'an" ..,-:::„.'6'•'-'''''. ,`",',-*.,' 11-;,1.1 terron-. lit fasiew Stoall and 1 Int Clifty was better than Flat Creek, ;and that, utile sabe defendant wisbea ,
- -1•'1' '-''s'i.ni."' .1"fhW '1'.''.. 'Ill" .1o111"S Well ti --?,14-V.101 1.0 know that 1, and F.onire Hkira, -with all his ',to cross-qttesti n her, she could. stand.
taka 0 al,:ylk, :in
dowv0v- For tho 14.,1•.a. o 000tatao. ao, tiu•re Tai1118i found reapcot f.'ir the majesty of tho 4 ask bor one q cation. .
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tWO 1211.901.?, 134'O,;:f ,i).:ttarty•-•0
ta 1415,1 alta.
elaatker. „-a`ft tooko nothin-
*be : --• y11otoi•
Mak( a ohao. '
AIld 1Val'''''t'W.41 I'vt:•74e`le-1 4. -Z 1.15. avetur. ofa eseope -would be 1 fittats, loved jitStice, and had a pro- laside. Ralpi said he would. like 1;o
trUr-14-.1 1.114.4%.t1 bat take the aliortiat lama o pr4foraid reapect for Ids 1 "nidi t'Vel'' 0 with your alaughter
Alk5,tat,
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F.e."R MAN
,001taln In Its eV&
Rituipro
KENDALL'S
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Gent/CV/tn.-1 ttVizglIt
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top Thict tAlt )t taityloui hitt vat***
tind I baveTOtt titre%
„. lane la:4101 eould g000 .41 ....• • ais a court miranda ,
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aawarta sr latidaINE
aaaaltaain-roelt. roTa.sontino• ihe law. Whatever allo, a•ou didn't," ./111S1Vereil. the Tottstraiy.
Flew' ho ant Lziv.shabk. mitil torl.nr. ' inanotivera he might- reaurt to in iltitne....=.m., witi
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11"I`E..1.1 VNIML _ttn'y 1,-t"?.'..7.a i lila: ' . t", bp 'oily de.nounc- ilatalta., affairs in order to avoid .a lhcad that k
•TRI:".! 2 1.,17.T. e 1 ii:11,-..i''..f it*? a et rwrirti. lint the l'emflict with his lawless neighbors, '.e0urt-1100111 1
1 Ciayta tift.-.0:,11"i, re- c,fii,fA. 'Wfli.,4 'really ' physical fake. The ' hp was courageous and inflexibk, on ' that he w
Cm -k t:41z7....A.. ei.tude ti... a eLiii r.n,1 panic j,w irerf.' 111C' re- tile bench. The squire was the reatihred to
thAi iron) ,the pr "fms Mrait.
ttnie and a. t 05.t.•; Of the IRINA' ill
he eat out. and set the 1"="1"""
giggk. Bronson saw wr.4.,1?•,,fixtdstsaztio.
11•40'• 11004
gaining nailing, and rinittrbtrEim",Z,
°now the l'ue h vourAtot-or
better Dart of him. With tbe cp. Sentil hid int
Wed. Potlivlobt
Wit*
Nam lir. 34
'as rotlk,r reltveti :It "For 'sten the nd .4 his pnrsu.• cipermion of the ooxitobie, 1vt. had Patin Jams
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FUL ,REMEDY
12 'BEAST.
And teverbIlstera.
A bolo*:
PAVIN DUNE
letdla Ur let* rim&
gothinttorpti. 1 it•ed.
1' 1411 twin 15 temp now
150 vir thr manh boroet.
561 got$130 ror
via Ctn..
PAIIN CURE
11;13.24:14011.1;5:0m9r::51,0=
havt ei-or Ito&
Avatorneeraneginic.
mats,
totfireige
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