May you live long and prosper.

Amen." This concluded the interesting ceremony, which was followed by the usual festivities on such occasions.

I was highly complimented for the elegant and eloquent manner in which I had tied the matrimonial knot.
During the summer of 1871, Professor Marsh, of Yale College, came out to McPherson, with a large party of students to have a hunt and to look for fossils.

Professor Marsh had heard of the big bone which had been found by the Pawnees in the Niobrara country, and he intended to look for that as well as other bones.

He accordingly secured the services of Major Frank North and the Pawnees as an escort.