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6llt.ri0's9 Aale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Ut the Second judicial District Court Of
Montana Territory, ~ and for Deer Lodge county.
bearing date Of May 6th 1872 and to me directed and
DELIVERED In action wherein Samuel Ftshell II plain
til and the Cole Saunders Silver Concentrating Com.
panyet arc defendants In favor of said painti and
agalnst said defendants. for the eum Of four hundred
twelve and 3SlOO lS4l2 3sl dollars damages aud inter
cat thereon, have levied upon aud will, on Monday.
June 94th, 1874 ut the hour Of O'Clock p N. Of said
day. ut the front door Of the Court House In Deer
Lodge city. Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory,
Tor cash In hand the following Described property, to
wit: 0re-half-t--of discovery claim on the Great
Republic quartz lode; also one half-k--of discovery
claim and claims Nos. Onc-l-fOur--a-nnd 6ve-b--
east on the kitty Clyde" quartz lode; ALTO half
k-of discovery claim and Nos. one--1:-and two-2
west on the PocAi,ontas" quartz lode; also one
halt-x-of claim No. two;-a--east on ''com.nchc
discovery claim and one hundred and afty-kO-feet
ON No. three-S--n0rth on the poor Mans JOY
quartz lOlc also one hundred-lOO-fce of claim No.
dyc-S-cast the "Acquiila" quartz lode also lot
No. tw0-2-in block No. fOnr-l-fr0ntlng Broad.
way: and the improvements thereon, In the town Of
rhaipsburg, N. T.: also lot No. nve--5in block No:
fronting on Stockton street. In the town 81
elite located about three f0urths Of mile castwady
Of the Phipshurg town site, containing about twenty
acres Of land, together with all buildings and
machinery thereon {; ea!d mill known ~ the Cole
9aundev Mil, together with all the improvements
thereon Or thcreunto belonging An Of the above
situate 10 Deer LOdgc county, Montana Territory.
Given under my hand this 18th !6 day Ct May, A. D.
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county. N. +.
1906 Under sheriff.
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inscriptions means to which political ID.
versaries will resort are sufficiently well
known to give . coloring Of this character
to the accusation. The question will be
asked, why did not Sharon move In this
matter before When and how did he
learn the horrible storyl Why did O'Don-
nell and Hubbcll keep the secret locked up
IN their breasts until this late hour? And
why do they now give it to the public in
the heat of Z political 6ghtl
Still, the accusation IL made with such
minuteness of detail that society may well
be shocked. Either the ,urp'tude of Jon.
is 90 great for having planned and execu.
ted such diabolicsl act, which becomes q
capital crime. the, his life should answer
for it; or the turpltude Of Sharon IL almos,
equally great in having such charge false.
ly preferred against his opponent. One
thing is clear, that unless the guilt can be
fastened where it properly belongs, the
Nevada legislature would oct safely in dis.
pensing with the services of either until
the innocence or guilt of one or the other ID
clearly established.
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9hcriR's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER AND DECREE
- Of ssls issued out Of the Second Judicial Dir
V SScn. :. :ts 81 :na Rs.
and 70 me directed and delivered. III An action in said
court. wherein Sam, Swan IL plaintiff aud the Cole
S: LANDER -, Silver Company arc dsien
answering herein, and the defendant. McAndrews,
p G. and s h:s :sn
parry, together With said plaintiffs. and their jndg
ents amounting to the sum Of seven hundred ninety
te1r and dollar. ssSa % %amsEs aud Gusts 10
from December l7th D. $780, sud NIL further accruiDg
costs, have levied upon ana wi Monday the 10th
day Of June. A. d. 1874 Al the hour Of O'Clock T.
Court lonsc II Deer Lodge city. Deer Lodge comfy.
and Ses; siddsr cr cash n baud 20 much q tic fo
ga !ss : may e :, mt
interest Of the defendants Cole Saunders Silver Con-
centratns Company IN aud to that piece parcel Of
land a. stump about " yards
DER Silver Concentrating Company and running 10
uosthesly direction thcretrOm 70 roadway seventy
yards; thence along said roadway 10 IN eaeery drec
sry direction to the place Of beginning: also three
sn,etoR furnaces ons capel f.rnacs one engine and
oO!es coal house. masonry aud shed enclosure Tor
spscsisd quarts lode. and certain 'a a, .as
and water right water pipes and there.
usto attached said ditch cxtcadne and taking water
70. "a :ssx s o.s q %. :n
80 Sasdosai "a descri6s1 psopsstx 10 lying and
eGss sleaaes 's Flint creek nlasns district. Deer
u snds ~ hasd this ltth day u MaS A. D.
WESLEY ". JONES,
jooA Ua6R ehesik
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CFrom l0ore's Rural New Yorker. I


Mr.. Bonmer's colt Stsrtle. i've years old.
trctted. Friday. May 10, during strong
gale. and carrying the proper weight. full
mile in 2.24a minutes. THIS did not satisfy
MI. Bonner, who insisted on the colt trOt.
ting again. which he did. making the mile
in 2. 194 minutes, doing the first quarter in
N3 seconds; the half mile in 100; the three
quarters in l.43}, and the mile in 3 l04.
Commodore Dodge, Robert Fletcher. and
Sim Hoagland acted ~ Judges S,artle WAS
driven by Geo. Hopkins. Startle was sired
by old HaMblet0nian; his dam was Star
mare, the blood Of W hich has crossed best
with Hamble,onian. He is gentle in dispo.
siti'n, and honest and square in his trot
ting. He Is probably the most valuable trot-
ting stallion in the world.
WOLF OR BLIND TEETH. RINaBoNEs,
ETC, IN HORsEs.. I AM satisfied they do
affect the eyes, and should be pulled when
they first affect the eyes. have saved sew
eral Of my own from blindness by extracts
ing them; aud when the eyes were covered
with film, have removed it by blowing in
soap. Or crushed sugar. pulvefized very line.
through u quill Or elder. have cured u
number Of rIugb0nes and curb spnvips by
blistering with Spanish flies. Get ten cents
worth Of the powder from the druggist; put
them in bottle; cover II or two inches
with alcohol or spirits of turpcntlne; after
standing "a hours, shake 1t, and apply. by
rubbing it in three or four times. II that
does not kill them, apply again in ten or
twelve days When getting well. it. and
all other sores. should be creased. to prevent
white hair.-L. Nv
BALKY lloRsEs One correspondent of
the Rural New Yorker" cures bis horse of
baking by u rope ''pcrsuasion." and by
speaking some word Or sentence in Dutch or
Hog Latin thrt he has not been accustomed
to hear, 50 that ii he ever dares to balk
again. the repeating of that same sentence
will remind him of his rope persuasion.
What remarkable memory that horse must
have! Another correspondent thinks there
il no cure, and SO kills. Here is remedy
which l have frequently seen recommended.
and have also seen tried with success: Fill
the horses mouth with piece of turf, which
will give him something else to think Ut,
and lie will start ahead.-M HUNT.
REMEDY FOR A KICKING CoLT.-An
ounce Of prevention is worth pound Of
cure. take good strong cord, double
The brush Of the tail. put stick in and
make it fast to tho whitfletree or tongue Of
the wagon, il they are double. Use gentle
means, he firm, aud drive the animal stead.
lily along.
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kheri6's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER AND DECREE
ID Of sale Issued out Of the Second Judicial Dis.
!1st Court Of Montana Territory, in and for Deer
hands and to me directed in an action IN said Cont
wherein Charles Murphy, W. b. Dance and Granville
Stuart arc plaintiffs and Thomas Michot, Richalt:
Barry, John Murphy and J. p Wilcox are defendants,
IN favor Of said plaintiffs and against said defendants,
IL the cum Ut two thousand SIX hundred and forty
four and sblOO d0arr damages and costs IN the sum
Of 6itye eight and 7OiOO dollars, and all further
eruing costs: have levied upon aud will on Monday:
June 10TH A. D. 1874 at the hour Of - O'Clock n. Of
said day 1t the front door Of the Court ouee In Deer
Lodge city. Deer Lodge county. Montan. Territory.
sor ca,h IN hand the following dcscrbd PROPERTY to.
wit: That certain building called and known - the
''French" HOTEL situated on lots numbered fourteen.
li%) nttcen 1851 aud sixteen (lCl In block number
twentyfOur In Deer Lodge city, Desr Lodge county.
nootana Territory sccordtne @ the official survey q
sd county. ssid lots fronting ninety a0 feet on G,
commonly known ~ Main street, and extending back
ono hundred and thirty ll3O) feet.
Given usdsr my hand this 9TH day Of May. A. d.
Io71.
WESLEY W. JONES,
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county, NJ T.
by CgARLEs 8. WARkEN.
j>G%w Under sheriff.
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Pillow and Spring Steel,
Toe Calk Steel,
Anvils, Vises. Bellows,
Rasps, Hammers,
BO.ax, Etc, ETC.,
Spring Point ShOvels,
Gold Pane,
10 aid II In. Slu;ce Forks,
Custom Made Picks
Brass NOzzlcs,
Hydraulic Pipe. Etc.
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The Senatorial Contest In Nevada.
CFrom the Salt Lake Herald. ]

.ss"~~ e.~'~s~'S
The light between the aspirsnts for the
seat ut Nye In the United States Senate.
from Nevada, wakes warm and bitter; and
in connection with it sme start ling charges
have been made this week, which have
shocked society In the west and shaken
stocks in tine San Francisc0 market. The
be!liyeranls are William Sharon. OF the
bank Ut California, aud John p. Jones'.
both working hard for the Senatorship.
Inc charges are. first. against jones. that
he tred the Yellow Jacket mine. Gold Hill,
Nevada. on the morning Of April z, 1889,
which cost the lives Of thtity,eight men /;
and second. against Shasan. that jones Is
ta!sely charged, and that he, Sharon. has
cu0orned men u prefer the charge against
Jones and swear to il. jasper O'Donneli,
former foreman OF the jacket, and J. g.
Hub0ell, underground foreman Ut the same
mine. principally the former, are the par
ties ON whose testimony the grave charge 10
made: end ]. Z. Kellogg 10 implicated In
the ahair with Jones. The tale % told
with ctrcumstaEtial details. and II false Is
well connected.
Briefly told, the charge IL, that Kellogg
acting tor Jones and under bic insteuctions
had ok or seven carloads Of powder lower
Cd Into one Of the drifts, and By II 6red the
mine, the object being 70 ai1ect the stock
market The DIRE snd it, terrible results
are matters Of history, TIE geaye charges
c,nceraing i have yet % b Investigated.
That Il shold b made q this tlme, when .
political contest b bsine wagsd BY the two
parties, and thae Sharon, the political op.
p0neot Of jones, shouN b the principal
nguEe in having IL charge given - he
paolos aIo paints il fayo9 of Jones, Tor IL
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER AND DECREE
- Of sals issued out Of the second Judicial Dis
trict Court Of Montana Territory. In and for Deer
Lodge county. and to directed and delivered bear
SnE date 81 May 1871 In an seton In sad court,
wherein A. Green Is plaintiff aud the Cole Sanders
Silver Concentrating Company arr defendants, In
favor Of said plaintiff and against said Defendants for
the 0f tx hundred and 3OO 1850 1861 dollars
damages and c0sts In the sum of four and
aud all further costs that may accrue, have levied
upon end WILL on Monday the 10th day Of June. 1879.
q the hour Of ~ O'Clock NJ Of said day. at the front
door 0f the Court Houee In Deer Lodge city, Deer
ldre county Aonts.. Territory, cell Ut public auc-
the following described property. to-wit: All right,
title and interest Of defendants IN and to that piece
parcel Of property commencing at stump about six:
ty6ve yards south west from the emeltng works aud
running nOrthwardy seventy.Avs yards to the 1Oad.
way leading ny Camp creek, on the north eide Of the
came thrncc running scvcnty-sO-yards eastwaidly
along said roadway 10 Or tree and junction Of rond
way crossing sad Camp creek thence
eouthwasdly to piscc u beginning: also three smelt
Ing furnaces cupel furnace, engine and boiler,
coal house, engine and smelling sheds also ditch
and water right and water pipes, taking wster from
esid Camp creek about 800 yards above eastwardly
from said smelling works aud conveying the same TO
Discovery claim and Mos oos-l-three-3-four@
and ave-S-west Of discovcry on the "Speckled
Trout quartz lode together with 6fty feet along eaet
eide Of said lode: a Of the shove mentioned and de-
serbed property H. lying aud being situate IN Flint
creek mining district, Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory. and will cell 70 much thereof ~ will ~
oeesssafy 70 satisfy ssd demand: ans eos ~
ISL. ~" '''s' NY '''' WESLEY .s1 w. v: JoNEs, "
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county, n. T.
CHARLIE \. WARREN,
1904 Under sheriff.
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Montana 10 again pressing her Indian war
claims q Washlngton; and = hearing to
parties interested was granted BY the mill.
lazy committee % Friday last. The a9gre.
gate OF theoe claims b about 81, 000, 600
0eaefal 6ardie reported In favor OF allow
Ing about e600 100; bat there being taint
of fraud abo0t them Oongress seems 10th to
allow them. ThsEs csn y 10 doubt that
Montana Shoa0 - paid u equitable
amount for To sxpensse Il has incurred IL
1ehtlag lDdians, and probably General
Handle - 1xad upCe IT, proper figures.
Because ~ Of specahtoss have attempted
- make - Job ont Of thees claims 8 no
rsleoa Wy lhas xhich : justly due should
1Oe - 1epal6. Jbe cit1sae of llnslana
deserve taas tseat1oat . - haeds o4 ~
1at3oaal e1k-OGne1 New. MI NJ
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Medical Notice.
DIR. O. b. wHITFORD.
0FFIcE-rn c. n. BowlEs DRUG STORE,
MAIN STREET, DEER LODGE CITY, N. 7

The Doctor having permanently established in this
city. III not professionally engage may at all times
be found ut his Office TO attend to calls In the city
from the county and having ten years experience IN
safely say that ii within the reach of medicine bis
patients will be successfully treated.
Private Diseases treated without the use Of mercu
~ with unparalleled success Syphilis In all it, vari
forms, GonOrrh0ea, Gleet Structure, Orchtis, Her
MIA. Spcrmat0rrhOca, and all Urinary diseases. Col.
sultation by letter or At the ONCE free. O. Box ls
"a "
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Nsde Of Peer Rs1, Whisk0y, Prosf
Spirits asA Refasc Liquors doctored. spiesd
and swcetsned to please the taste, called " Ton.
ics,"" Appstisers," /" Restorers." &C.. that lead
the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but sss
. true Medicine, msde from the Native Roots and
Herbs Of California, free frso all Alcobso6e
StlnuDanss. Thoy arc tic GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN.
CIPLR perfect Ecnovator and Invigorstos Of
the System. carrying OF oil poisonous matter and
restoring tho blood to healthy condition. No
person can take these Differs according % diree'
ton and remainloag unwcll.
Fer Ia1ammMtory and Chroalc Rhes.
masiso and Gsat, Dys0eDsla sr led.
eeseios, DiIloss, Re0Sttese asA oaeors
ulseeDe Fevors, Diseases Of tho Bleed,
Liver, Kiaaeys, asd BLADDER. these BIT.
scrs have been most successful. eseh Die.
cases ase caused By Initiated Bleed, which
10 generally produced By derangsmsat Of -
Digestive Organs.
Headache. Pain In tho Shoulder, Cosghs, Tigh4'
ness Of the Chest. Dlsslness, Sour Eruesseions q
tAs stomsch, Bad taste in the Month Bilious A.
tacks, Palp.tatioa Of the Heart, In1amnasaea q
tho Lungs. Pain In tho regions ofthe Kidneys. so
shundrcd other painful synpto0s, ase The o.
spriussof Dyspepsia.
They invigoratc the Stomach md eetmulaso ~
torpid liver and bowels, which render them Of ~
oqaallcd eacaey In cleansing the blood Of ~
impurit,cs. and impastiag 1sw We I'D vigoe -
the whole system.
FOR SIX IN DISEASES, Erupaess. TstssF.
Salt Rhcum. Biotchcs. Spots, Pinples, F1seajse.
Do!ls, Casbancles. Ring. Worms, scald-Head, 6oFo
Iyes, Erysipclas, Itch. scari, Disooloeat3oas e
ne Skin, Humors and Diseases ofths Skin, q
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THaving purchased our Stock for Cash
from flrst hands, and shipped by river at
low Ireights, We are enabled to offer goods
ct lower figures than ever sold before in
Montana. 49,
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CLIPPER
MOWERS & REAPERS

willow bAskete,
Baby Carriages
Baby Gigs
%, 8, 10 and IL Inch Rubber
and Leather Betting
IN 4 and l inch Hose
Hemp and Rubber Packing
Rab6itt Metal,
Union Washing Machines
Home Washing Machines
Novelty Clothes Wringer
Fluting Machines
Sash Saws
Circular Mill Saws
Cross Cut Saws
Whip Saws
Hard Wood,
" x * u and J inch
! Gas Pipe
House Furnishing Goods
J Etc. Etc. Etc.
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~ A tremendous stock Of Tin, Japan and Pressed
Ware.
~ An immense stock Of Glass and Queensware.
"copper" Tin and Sheet Iron work done In the
best possible manner.
The whole Of Our Immense Stock
was bought for NET CASH and Is now offered very
low to the trade.
Orders solicited and filed at lowest cash rates.
Most respectfully soliciting inspection of our
stock and prices we are
Very Respectfully,
CLARKE. CONRAD & CURTIN.
los Helena. Montana.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-26
EPIZOOTY.

EDITOR JOURNAL AT last the "epizootic" has
reached your city. As we in this city CCincinnatD
have suffered all its Inconvenience and Distress we
impart to you information that viii be Of value
to your people and horse men:
The disease here assumed many FORMS Ind as to its
treatment nearly all doctors differed but our best vet
erinarians think little medicine is required In light
attacks except good nursing and keeping warm. Our
celebrated DIR. Bowler, the Veterinarian Surgeon of
this city, says the disease is typhoid in its charac
ter therefore nothing should be given the sick horse
to weaken debiliate the patient, but for those
which have 1t in more violent form stimuants and
tonics are the only treatment which can be Of any
benefit" Now, on these suggestions have carried
through fourteen horses all were sick, but hardly
one off from duty over a week. Some of them were
very sick. We looked upon the sick horse we
would the sick man, and treated him with siIn
lar remedies. Knowing the value expectorant
remedy of Aliens Lung Balsam. we gave them large
spoonful three times a day. While that is timu-
lant it their cough and helps them to throw OF
the We bathed their necks with Davis Pain
Killer-a better lInIment for that purpose we have
not seen used-and in bad gave the Pain
Killer a drench, one half ounce Pain-Killer. six
ounces warm water. two ounces molasses, well
shaken better stimulus than this cannot be given
1t quieng and healing the bronchial tubes and
will warm the patient when little else will We would
urge the livery stable proprietors, or any else
who has occasion to give this trial Keep the horse
dry and warm. Gentle exercise in the sun is bene-
Hcial. ONE WHO KNOWS
From So. louis Daily Journal.
The above-named valuable remedies can be found
~ any Dru1 or Medicine Store
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From the period when surgeons applied their saves
to weapons instead Of wounds to the present wide
awake age, the medical profession has often unwit
tngly taken side with Disease in conflicts with the
human system. Even yet in spite of the teachings o,
centuries Of experience, some physicians believe in
depicting their patients already seriously exhausted
by sickness, with powerful evacuants. emetiss and
salivans, cantharidal plasters, the lancet. But
providentally public intelligence is ahead of these
medical fossils who belong, of right to the Of the
Crusades! That powerful ally Of nature in its
fare with the of Sickness Hostetters Stomach
Bters has opened the eyes Of the to the para
mount importance of Increasing the vital strength Of
the body when menaced by disease. They understand
that when the atmospheric conditions adverse to
health-as for example, in damp chilly, severely
cold weather-it Is wise to reinforce the system with
wholesome tonic and stimulant, and thus enable it
to combat and repel the depressing influence of an
inclcment temperature. II the constitutional and
animal powers ALWAYS thus recruited in the
ence of danger the mortality from consumption, ,bron-
chitis chronic rheumatism etc, would be much less
than nows The which produce groups colds,
quinsy, dphtheria and catarrh seldom affect strong
and active vital system and of all vtazing prepara
tons Hosteters Bitters has proved the most efficient
1t is not claimed that this standard tonic is specific
for lung and throat malades It is for dyspepsia
liver complaint and intcttents, but IL Is unhesita-
tingy asserted that 1t is the bestknown safeguard
against all the atmospheric elements of disease.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-26
Jack Henderson. the regular engineer,

Jack Henderson, the regular engineer,
understood its working, and had explain
ed the principle to Joe, who was greatly
interested in such things-and he had
run the risk of his life by stopping to
work this when he might have leaped off
safely. The engine was nearly wreck,
but the cars stopped all right, and Joe's
courage and presence of mind had saved
fearful loss of life. What had 1 done
to deserve such husband?
He had some cuts and bruises, but moth
ing serious; they did not prevent our
going to mothers to meet Sue. The boys
were coming, also, with their wives. On
the way we met a stout, stern looking old
man, stumping along with a gold headed
cane, who stopped in front of Joe and
CALCULATED:
"Well done, young man; shall keep
an eye on you"
He vouchsafed me keen look from his
bushy eyebrows, and passed along. 1t
was the President of the road. walked
on air the rest of the way, even although
I wore the old alpaca and plaid shawl.
Only mother need not have peered at me
through her spectacles and said:
"How nicely you have altered your
dress, Matte; one can hardly see the
piecings."
And Edwards stately wife added in a
way she meant to be kind
"You have quite genius for that sort
of thing, child"
GA poor mans wife needs to have"
said, little hotly.
suppose they saw did not like it, for
they changed the conversation and began
to talk about Eddie. Mrs. Edward, whose
four perfectly trained children were the
wonder of all beholders, was pleased to
admire his pretty ways; and when Char
ley's wife caught him to her bosom, in a
passionate embrace, knew she was
thinking of her one little child that had
lain under the daisies these two years.
The evening train brought Will, and
Will brought the diamond. Sue put it
on and flashed it in our faces, but glanc-
ed down at my forget me not, and up at
Joe, and was contented Anybody could
have diamonds-I had Joe.
They did not admire it so much after
all. Edwards wife had diamonds of her
own, larger and finer. Charley's wife
said-"It is very pretty, Sue, dear" but
she had many more words of admiration
for the dimple in Eddie's chin.
"Yes," explained, when she spoke
| of its beauty again; the inherits it from
| his father; the beard hides it, but you can
see where it grows little darker in the
center of his chin; Joe has lovely great
| dimple just there.
l could see Edwards mouth twitch a
little at the idea of there being anything
'lovely" about Joe, but / did not care.
Then Will pulled an evening paper from
his pocket and read an account of the &C.
cident, and my tall, awkward husband
was the hero of the hour.
Will even said-"By George, he should
like to do such a thing as that himself:''
as if he could-as if there could be any
comparison between short, fussy Will
Lindley, and my Joe!
suppose President Hart is still keep.
ing an eye on Joe-at least he is running
the same train for the same pay as ever
But / think can never be discontented
any more; will keep my husband and
my boy, and Sue can keep the diamonds.
l-Locomottye Enqineer's Journal.