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priety in entering and attending the exercises. 
He seemed much pleased to find his young mis- 
tress there, as well as several others with whom 
he was acquainted. As no one offered to drive 
him out, he, not appreciating the fact that it was 
because the opening prayer was being offered, 
proceeded to make himself at home. After look- 
ing about a few moments and smelling of things, 
he discovered the superintendent kneeling, his 
bald head resting on one hand as he prayed. 
Without any hesitation, he advanced to him 
and nearly convulsed the less devout who were 
looking on, by proceeding to examine his ex- 
posed phrenological developments with his nose ; 
in the meantime that gentleman, in solemn un- 
consciousness, was passing his hand over his 
head, as if trying to brush off flies ! 
m RS. MAXWELL had a great desire to visit south- 
ern Colorado; and in July of 1869, an op- 
portunity presented itself which promised to give 
her this pleasure. Her husband and his business 
partner, Mr. S. M -, wished to go to Pueblo 
and South Park, in the execution of some of their 
plans, and offered to make the journey with a 
wagon and camping outfit, if she and her sister 
would accompany them. The invitation was 
gladly accepted; and at dawn one morning a 
