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* Ye es, or what ur putty consid’able the same thing, low er.”

‘“ The water, you mean?”

‘“ The water ur a fallin. —gwine down by inches at a jump, and in a bour from this, thur’ll be bluffs in front o’ the camp, heif a yard high—thet’s what thur'll be.”

“ And you think I could get inte the camp by ereeping under there?”

** Sure o't; whet'’s to hioner ye?—it ur as easy as fallin”@ a log.”

“ But the horse—how’ could I bring him near ?”

« Jest the same way as yurself. I tell yur, the bed o’ thet river ur deep enuf to hide the biggest hoss in creeashun. ‘T ur now full, for the reezun there's been a fresh in consykwince 0’ iast night’s rain; ‘ee needn’t mind thet—the hoss kin wade or ewim eythur, au’ the bavk’ll kiver ‘im from the eyes o’ the Jojuvs. You kin leave him in the river.”

** Iu the water?”

“In coorse —yur hoss "il stand thar— an’ ef he don’t you kin tie his nose to the bank. You kin take ‘im as vear as you please, but don’t go too far to wind’rd, else them mustangs ‘I! smell im. avd then it ur all up both wi yurself an’ yur hoss. About two hundred yurds ‘ll be yur likliest distance. Et yur git the gurl clur ye kin easy ran that, I reckiu ; jest start for the hoss, an’ whea yur mounted, gallip like duration up hyur for the timmer, whur we'll be cached, an’ then, durvel ef the red skias don’t git goss ont o’ our rifles—wagh! thet’s ther way tur do the thing -it ur.”

Certainly the pian appeared practic- able enough. The sinking of the water was a new element. It had escaped my | observation though Rube had noted it. | I: was this that had delayed him so long in giving his opivion. He had been watchiag it while leaning upon his rifle, though aone of the rest of us had) thought of such a thing. Le remember- | ed the heavy raia of the night before. He saw that it had caused a freshet io the little river, that its subsidence had begun, and as in most prairie streams, it was progressing with rapidity. His keen eye had detected a fall of several inches during the haif hour we had been upon the ground. I could myself ob- serve, now that the thing was pointed out to me, that the banks were higher than before.

Certainly the plan of approaching by the stream had assumed a more feasible aspect. If the echaunel should prove deep enongh, I might get the horse sufficiently near—the rest would have to be left to stratagem and chance.

“ Yur ridin’ in the Injun hoss,” said Rube, ** would never do—it mout on the worst pinch, an’ ef ye don't git in the tother way, you kin try it; but you cud niver git acrosst through the picket ; them mustangs ‘ud be sure to raise sich a snortin’ and stompin’, an’ whigerin’ as ‘ud bring the hul campment about ye, and some o’ the sharp eyed niggura ‘ud be sartin to find out yar hide wur white, Tother way ur fur the safes —it ur,”

I was not long in making up my mind. Rube’s counsel at once decided me, and I resolved to act accordingly.

the tother ur a_ gettin’,

lin renious machine for reporting, which he elaims he is able to report) lover two haodred words per MINULE, | the werds so re ported containing all the vowel and consonant sounds. He | bas so arranged the language that any combination of sounds can be ipstun- taneousiy produced by the mathe- matical permutations represented on the instrument. The reading of the record so made is not confined to the eperator alone as is stenography, but| any who ia familiar with the table by| which the instrument is operated ns readily translate any report produced, He not only claims superiority over shorthand as to speed, butas tojthe per- fect accuracy with which any one Can report. The mathematical combin- ations are so ingenously arranged tbat no two permutations can ever repre- sent the same sound. Mr, W heless, who is also an expert in telegraphy, cluims that the speed of sending tele- graphic messages by his invention Cab be increased from 50, the average bum- ber of words per minnte, to 200, and with as great accuracy 48 is attained by the present system of telegraphy. By the use of the machines sv con- structed, a speech from Congress, for instance, can be transmittod to New York er avy other distant, point, so that a party at the register in New York will be ableto read the speech while it is being taken in Washingten., Mr. Wheless has been employed at shorthand fer ten yeais, devoting the past three years te the construction of

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