The Ntingdon Journal Subscription Terms
The Journal will be published biweekly at two dollars a year in advance or two dollars and a half if not paid within. Each person securing five subscribers earns a sixth copy free for a year. Ads not exceeding one square run three times for one dollar. subsequent insertions 25 cents each. no definite order means the ad remains and is charged accordingly. Communications to Editor must be postpaid.
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Week's Sailor Tale of Loss and Enduring Hope
A widowed sailor's widow mourns her fallen husband and the grave of their child in a parish yard. The narrative recalls battles, wrecks, and the longing to see the lost come home, while the survivor clings to memories of courage and patience as time passes.
The Snake Eater and the Tragic Tale by the River
An American narrator recounts a Mississippi town visit after a deadly steamboat disaster. He recalls a Snake Eater show, his own later violent vengeance on the Crouching Wolf, and a life of wandering snake eating to escape haunting memories of a wife and child slain by Native attackers.
The Snake Eater's Story
A first person narrative opens with a heart broken man who recounts his life of sorrow and isolation. He explains he is not a sorcerer but a stricken adventurer who left a university to seek frontier trade among settlers and Indians in a distant land.
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