The Cabin on the Prairie
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THE
CABIN ON THE PRAIRIE
DR. C. H. PEARSON
AUTHOR OF SCENES IN THE WEST, ETC.
ILLUSTRATED
BOSTON:
LOTHROP, LEE & SHEPARD CO.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1869, by
C. H. Pearson
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A FRONTIER PROPHET
INTRODUCTORY
CHAPTER I.
THE PIONEER FAMILY.–A SPIRITED CHASE.
CHAPTER II.
SHOOTING DOUBLE.–A FRONTIER DOCTOR.
CHAPTER III.
WHERE CAN HE BE?–A HEART REVELATION.
CHAPTER IV.
A BRUSH WITH INDIANS.–A BLACK HEART.
CHAPTER V.
BROTHER SMITH AND QUARTER STAKES.
CHAPTER VI.
MRS. JONES’S STORY.–THE GRAY WOLF.
CHAPTER VII.
A SABBATH ON THE PRAIRIE.
CHAPTER VIII.
TOM’S VICTORY.
CHAPTER IX.
A SURPRISE.
CHAPTER X.
“NO WHISKEY AT THIS RAISING!”
CHAPTER XI.
OLD MRS. SKINFLINT IN TROUBLE.–LOST IN THE WOODS.
CHAPTER XII.
FIRE AND FLOOD.
CHAPTER XIII.
THE INDIAN LODGE.
CHAPTER XIV.
THE WAR-SONG.
CHAPTER XV.
THE MASSACRE AT SPIRIT LAKE.
CHAPTER XVI.
A BELEAGUERED CABIN.
CHAPTER XVII.
THE MYSTERIOUS FIRE.
CHAPTER XVIII.
THE BOY IN THE TREE.
CHAPTER XIX.
BUB’S BROADSIDE.
CHAPTER XX.
LONG HAIR.
CHAPTER XXI.
“PULL THE STRING, BUB.”
CHAPTER XXII.
TOM AND THE MONEY-LENDER.
CHAPTER XXIII.
AN ENCHANTING SCENE.–THE PARTING.