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schencks MsndraEc pills ac- upon the liver, II
moving all distractions relax he ducts Of the ga
bladder, the bile starts freely and the liver is
relieved the stools will show hat the Pills can do
nothing has ever been inven,ed except calomel e
deadly poison which Is very dangerous TO unles
with great care thnt viii uu.ock the gall bladue
and start the secrclions OF h. liver like Schenk
| Mandrake Pills
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Rosadalis.


THE GREAT SOUTHERN
remedy for the cure Of Scro-
ula, Scrofulous Taint, Rheuma-
ism, White Swelling, Gout,
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchi-
lis, Nervous Debility and all dis
eases arising from an impure con-
dition of the Blood.
The merits ofthis valuable prepar-
alton are SO we'll known that passing
notice Is but necessary to remind the
readers OF this journal Ofthe necessi-
ty OF always having bottle of this
medicine among their stock Of family
necessities.
Certificates can be presented from
many leading Physicians, Ministers,
and heads offamiiies throughout the
South, endorsing in tho highest terms
rhe FLUID Eztracf Of kosadaiis.
DIR. II. Wilson Carr of Baltimore
says she has used it in cases of Scrof-
uia and other diseases with much sat
isfaction.
DIR. It. c. pugh OF Baltimore, re-
commends 1t to all persons suffering
with diseased Blood, saying it Is SUI
lperior to any preparation he has evsi
fused.
Rev Dabney Bail of the Balti
more M. Z. Conference South says he
has been so much benefited by its use
that he cheeffully recommends II Z
lall his friends and acqua intances:
Craven d Co., Druggists, At Cor
donsville, Va, say 1t never has falles
to give satisfaction.
Sam'l q. McFadden. Murfrees
boro, Tennessee. says 1t cured him 0
Rheumatism when all else failed.
Rosadalis Is not asecretquack prep
aration, its ingredients are publishes
on every package. Show 1t to you
Physician and he will tell you ii 4
composed Of the strongest Alternative
that exist, and is an excellent Bloot
tPurifer. Did our space admit w,
could give you testimonial Ii from
every State In the South and from
persons known to every man, woFnal
and child either personally or BY rep
lutattpn.
f.osadalis IL sold by all Druggist,
CLEMENTS q Co.,
BALarMoRE, Sole Psopriesors
JOHN F. HENRY,
No. s CoLLReE PLACE,
Esp YsyA. WAe'sssh <saa
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schenck's Seaweed Tonic is gentle stimulan
and Alternative and the alkali 10 the seaweed whicl
this preparation is inside or assists the stomach e
throw out the gastric Juice u dissolve the food viii
the Pulmonic Syrup, and II Is made into good bloo
without fermentation or souryg in the stomach
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Dr. schencS IN his treatment does not try to -tog
aeough, night swesss, chiils or fever Remove th'
cause and they win all stopof their own accord NJ
one can be cured Of Consumption. Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia catarrh. Canker, liberated Throat IN
less the liver and stomach ART made healthy
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To these three medicines Dr. J. II. schenck O.
Philadclphis, owes his unriva cd success in tn,
treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pul
monte Syrup ripcns the morbid natter in the lung
NATURE throws ii OF by an ea.y expectoration, fo
WHEN the phlegm or matter IS -ipe a slight couci
will throw it OIL and The patiesr has rest, and til,
lungs begin to heal.
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The great reason why physicians do not cure Con
sumption is, they try 10 do too much: they Civ
medicine TO stop the cough to step the ehilis, t.
stop night 7weats hetic fever and by so doing the
ierauge The whole digestive powers locking up tn
ccretious and eventually the patient sinks and die
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DIR. N1ILLER'S
Soothing and Healing BaIsam.

AND CHEERFULLY RECOMMEND IT To
n the public being the best Family Mediciug ~
the world for the internal and external complain &
for which il is recommended II Is fast gaining pop
uar favor and has already reached extensive saIrs
All ask in order 10 convince the most skept1ta OF
the powerful efficacy of this Great Remedy. l. The
trial Of bottle, costing only 50 cents. and ven
will never he without it. hesitate to recomme nd
it to your friends. Sold by Druggists everywhere
Every bottle used according to directions Is waFran
ted 10 money refunded.
The propretors challenge the world 70 produce IT.
superior a remedy. Testimonials received daily
in reference to the astonishing cures It has perform
ed Ii Is used and recommended by prominent ply
sieians throughout the country.
Ii has proved infaible for burns scalds, frozen
limbs bruises spraius. wounds Of all kinds, pains in
the side back or shoulders, piles, chihAins
chapped hans stiff neck aGue IN the face and breast
carsche deafness loss of motion of limbs POISONING
erysipeIas Inflammation of the eyes. infiAmed irr
tation Of the skin. For rheumatism il Ii not
tain cure. vet hundreds have been relieved by Il
7 when other remedies had failed
A an internal medicine, when taken in season. +,
viii cure Group, asthma, hoarseness, threat 5
cough, whoopng cough, canker in the mouth. sore
lips, Inflammation of the bowels, dysentery. kidney
complaints, and cholera morbus,
The Balsam has also given Crt at relief II many
cases OF diptheria.
No person fear TO use this medicine IS it Is purely
vegetable in its composition. 1t Is soothing and
healing in its influence and may be given to any aCS
| or sex with perfect safety.
| j. MILLER q SONS, Proprietor.
Providence Rhode Island. and 21s Broadway, New
York dSW
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cATARRH REMEDY.
Catarrh IF 25 Years Stan
ding,


" It'll droppings in throat almos to Chok
ing, Headache, Pains in Lhonlders, Back
and kidneys, and entire Breaking Gown
Of the System, cured by Constitutional
Catarrh Remedy. -----
TO Messrs LITTLFFTELD & HAYES. Proprfetors
OF Constitutional Catarrh Remedy, Manchester,
y. H.;
reside NJ Manchester, y. H., aud previously re
laru ~ Henniker, and am a native of Wears, THU
state. ] have had Catarrh ~ years. ever since
Eas ~ years Did; had il bad all the time 1t ruL
al thar period, aud nights It wond FIJI up and drop
Town N my throat causing q feeling Of choking.
90 that | would spring up in bed 10 save myself
rom strangulation- II affected my head that
felt confused. and was troubled with severe head
ache AZ Intervals for week at time. | also hat
2alns ia the shoulders. back and kidneys. from
which ! suffered immensely. so bad were they
hat year ago last summer | was obliged to lie il
rled all kinds OF snuf and caIarrh remedies witt
no particular benefit, aud consulted physicians
1egan TO take the constitutional Catarrh Remedy
asst August. I began TO grow better before nnish
ing the first bottle. NV catiarrh Is cured: M
health ~ RESTORED. have no pains aches or cough
Ny whole system l. made over new | know il h
his medicine that has rescued ME from intens,
suffering ans almost the grave am nov able {,
TO the hardes work and bear the greatest exposure
and feel thar cannot say too much in favor of th
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.
MRS. L J. FLANDERS.
Manchester. y II. Fgh I 1871
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They are all three to BE- taken q, the same time
They cleanse the stomach, relax DE liver and put
work then the appetite becoiars good; the 100,
ligests and mskes good blood thr patient begin
grow In flesh; the diseased uatter ripens in III,
lungs, and the patient outgrows he disease and get
we'll. Tins is the only way to cu-s Consumption,
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Read This !:

COMPLEMENTARY TESTIMONIAL 10
MESSRS. j. & {. MAGUIRE y LOUIS, nio, , 0e en-
tlemen The undersigned, having SHOWN !ou III
many wears ms reliable chemists ana Hat naShutt ste
and observing the effective action OF your rsAedles
for whateyer recommended. WISH 10 near voluntary
~ L"st ,rnnnrnI ION AMAGUtRE'S CUNDURAN.
Ga RIqrTEhs" 1t is all that you elaim1or it rs an
alterat1ye purgatve depurator and diuretie acting
IseciaIlv upun the liver blood kidneys and bowels
Joseph BROWN, Mayor, who adds: II have
found this the most pleasant and effective medicine
have ever used"
MILES SELLS. State Insurance Commissioner
who adds: y endorse the Mayors op MON "
THos. RICHEsoN. H.LEFLINS,
Pres White Lead & Oil of Lehin s. Rand POwdei
D. N. HousEe, CaAs. D. CONFER.
Prop. 81 Louis Globe Ch'mn Dem Cen. Com
W. E, WAGNER, P. q: FCkGEsON,
| Clerk Probate Court. -Jenkss 81 o. NE ne lem
BRITAIN A. HILL, HENRY 1. MCpD'
. nj 1fIT - FRANK VALE,
Late Prest. B'tm'ns Savings OK Goart erilnina
NnENaNJ CoIMAN, y. NJ. CHAMBERS,
4aoAs'' - ,S,,ral Home Pres But. & Droy Bank
NJ II ,sTNETvT Z. s. GREENWOOD,
Late City Collector res II M q.
1 Architect. ofShryoek q CO
NJ T. ANDREWS, W.T. GAY,
| 81 Moody Michael q Co. ofGey ,Hannenkamp & O
THE RON BARNuM. JAMES ARCHER,
| OF Barnnm's Hotel. Eenver, Co
| is c. MAGUIRE,
| Sole Proprietors1
Price Use per bottle. st. Louis Mo
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Liver Compliant Is one o the most promineI.
;auses Of Consumption,
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SEELY's Standard Goods are for sale by all first
class dealers in the Northwest and Rock Island b.
L. L. LANE and JOHN BENGSTON.
3 2AdmwL&1yly
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What a Leading Druggist thinks of the
Constitutional Chtarrh Remedy

CoNcoRD. n H., Oct ~ .-1s7o.
MEssES. LINrIEFIELD & HAYES take pleasnrt
in tcsIiiyiug 10 the superior medical properties Of
vonr constitutional Catarrh Remedy. II has af-
tDrdcd me much relief during the time l have usec
IT, and / cheerfuly recommend il 80 all who art
afflicted with diseases Of Catarrhal origin. Re
,pectfully yours
GEO. r. UNDERHILL. Druggist.
For sale by Emil Eoehler, Druggist, Rock Island
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ESTABLISHED IN lS59.-Five hundred Thousand
people throughout { $. and Canadas, have usc5
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RELIEE IN FEN MINUTES

BRYAwe PULMONTC WATERS
Cure CouQna. CoLDa. ASTHMA, BnoHoHfTIs, S0RR
TnRokI, HokRsESEss. DfEFEcuLT BRnATHIEe, "
otPfENT C0nsUNPTIoE kEo LBEo Di8EAeHs. They
have no taste Of medicine, and any rhiidswin take
them Thousanda hsae been restored 70 health that
had before aespai.ed TsstiR2ny gsysn 4 nnndrsds
Price SS cent? cen. Z Per hsx. JOE MOSES PropTis-
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EFFICIENT,
SIMPLE,
DURABLE.

GUARANTEED TO DO INTERNATIONALLY
THE WORK FOR WHIcHTHEY ARE SOLD.
N. B-As an earnest Of our good faith Ia the rep
resentations made by us, we would sag that Il any
pump made by us fails to do the work for which h
isseid e may be returned and the purchase money
refunded.
Illustrated circulars and price list furnished on sp
! pliestion. l'As
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MEDICAL,
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR You've MEN from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored tmpediments TO Marriage removed. New
method OF treatment. New and remarkable RENE
ales Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. asousA
Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill. 12-Td&wsm
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DELAYE s.s,Isg z saEfEEqqEEE SIEfglRg gus.

No. sls Rho Lombard. Paris.
These pills are highly recommended By the entire
Medical RAcnlty Of France rs the very best remedy
In all cases Of epernAtcrrhma, or Seminal Weak
nees Nightly. Daily or PrsSsasars Emisaions; Sex
4ecret HAhts and Sexual Rxeesaas; Rsiazafs0 ofthe
Genital 0rgans; Weak Spine: Deposits in the Urine.
$3.50 - ~ EnsstIy trndn oI Alsslsss 5iishk from
pdies fail Pamphlet Of Advice ip ezch box. or viii
- sent Fres 20 any address. Rrsce u per Box.
reoetyt Of price. OSCAR O. MOSES. Is CoRTLAEpT
81, NEW foax. eols General Agent for America
uVuonAnkoN sa..A
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"PuMADE OIL, the most
rxquisitely perfumcd hair
dressing In America-free
from injurious Ingredients
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BOUND OVER.

n B. SHAFFER, successor to E. Wilcox Tailor
Va Cleaner and Rspairer, executes all work en-
trusted to him with care and promptitude, and a
low rates shop, West Eagle street, Rock Islant
House block. 12-9dtf
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CEELH'S STAN ARD
y preparations are war
ranied strictly pure and re
liable.
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"BoQUET ILLINOIS" 3
very fragrant and delicate
perfume for the handker
chief.
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'FLAyoRISG EXTRACTS
Our Lemon and Vanilla
are guaranteed strictly pure
md Of great strength. All
grocers sell item.
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1O-sdwiy
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DR. scHENCK's MEDICINES are prepared only
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-25
The HTeanost Man.

1t turns out, after all, that the mean
est man is not the man we referred to
the other day, who split up his first
Wife's tombstone. Burrows is even
meaner than he. Burrows was an in
veterate tobacco chewer, but as his
wife detested the practice, and made
home tempestuous and stormy for
him when he ipdulged in the habit
there. He always chewed when away
during the day, and declared to his
wife that be had stopped permanently.
But one evening, upon entering the
front door and drawing out his hand
kerchief, he accidentally pulled out his
paper of tobacco, and without MOTTO
ing it left it lying on the floor. When
Burrows sat down to his tea, his wife
+ walked in with the tobacco in her
hand, and looking Burrows firmly in
the eye, said, "Do you know who
that belongs to p With great pres
enee of mind, Burrows turned scowI,
ing to his oldest boy and said, with a
scowling voice. s'ImmOrtal Mars -
Is it possible that you have begun
to chew tobacco, you young repro
bate? Whefc'd you get that nasty
STUFF Whatd you mean by such
conduct, you young villainf 7 Have:2
] told you often enough to let tobacco
alOneS Come ere to me, or I'll tear
the jacket off of you.' And as he
spoke, the stern father made grail
at the boy, and dragged him out in
the entry, where he chastised him
the tobacco over the fence, where ht
went out and got it in the morning
and enjoyed it during the day. "Mer
ciful Moses % he exclaimed, when b,
told us about it, ''what would l hav
done if my children had all been girls
It makes an old fathers heart glat
when he feels he has q boy he can dc
pend on in such emergencies.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-25
Profitable Farming.

There are too many who put their
all into single venture, and if that
fail, are utterly used up. There is,
perhaps, no business wherein two
strings to one bow are so impc rtant
as in farming. Other pursuits have
certain rules which have been founded
on experience, and which the shrewd
man of business can take advantage
of with an almost assured certainty of
success. But we cannot do tlis. We
cannot tell what will happen to our
crops. Sometimes it will be over. dry,
sometimes over-wet; sometimes we
are plagued with swarms of insects !;
at other times we are afflicted with
-blights and moulds. Against none of
these things do we ever get the slight
est hint. But we have dwelt on this
recently, in speaking of the value of
diversifying our products. Trouble
never strikes every thing alike Some
will succeed. But, independently OF
all this, the young farmer should new
er be cast down by misfortune. 1t is
here where so many fail. We knew
one once, who had made by city work
some $4,000. He had originally been
brought up on farm, and had always
made up his mind to return to it SO
soon as he should have accumulated
enough to warrant him in making 8
start But he put away two thousand
dollars and invested only six IN the
farm and stock. 1t so happened tha
the next two years found him in terri
blelosses; but they brought expert
ence, and he fell back on his small re
serve, and this, with his new expert
ence, gave him a new and good start
It is not so long ago, but he now con
siders himself worth about twenty
five thousand dollars, and is one of tn,
most ardent advocates Of the PROPOSE
ton that farming will pay German
town Telegraph.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-25

UNDERTA Ar
will attend to all orders in the Burial Robes Metallic Ca
speciality and be
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-25

= Gordon Gordon, who fed from
Fort Garry for the Rocky mountains a
few weeks ago, has been captured a
few hundred miles west of Fort Garry
by a Manitoba detective, and now
finds himself behind the bars in Win.
niDeQ.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-25

p p. Wintermute, the murderer of
General E. s. McCook, waived exam
ination and was committed to the Ter
ritorial Jail to await his trial for mur-
der at the October term of the United
States District Court, over which
Judge Barnes will preside.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-25
THE HERALn


gust.
80 +.e has been found in
county, Texas.
ttlesnake items are the main
productions of Georgia just now.
Albany, Ca, has received about
thirty bales of the new crop.
Vicksburg reports ''thTee homocides
in one week, and all jnstiiable.
A human skeleton eight feet high
has been dug up at Columbus, KY.
The Talbot county, Ga, negroes
are afflicted with witches and witch
cry.
ThereAis a great opportunity to
study mounds and mound builders In
Florida.
Five thousand head of cattle are at
Point Russa, Fla, awaiting shipment
to Cuba.
A colored man in Rome. Ca, whip
ped his wife so badly that she will
probably die.
The Columbus. Ga, factories con-
sumed 7,428 bales of cotton during
the present season.
A violent hailstorm did great dam
age to crops in Jessamine county, KY,
last week.
The Boliver Bulletin says that in
Gibson county, Tenn, there is a ne
gro 124 years old.
Merchants in Montgomery, Ala.
smeered their curbstones with tar fol
Rho haunht IF loafora
The last instance of lighting flr'
with kerosene, Mrs. Davis, of Colleg,
Grove, Tenn. Usual result.
A man in Griffin, Ga, was bitten b,
. snake seventeen years ago, and j
still drinking whisky to cure it.
1t is said that Brick Pomeroy think
he can get large clud of subscriber
at Dallas Texas. Bad for Dallas.
A HaWkinsville, Ga, Merchant ha
received box of umbrellas shippe
90 him from New York in 1869.
Ella Freeman, a colored woman, {
Grifin, Ga, has died from the effect
of poison, administered by a colore
sister.
Colonel D. P. Holland was rule
ont Of referee court at Fernandin
Florida, resently, because he ha
served in the Confederate army.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-24
Orchard Grass.

The merits of orchard grass have been
too long overlooked by our farmers. not
wilhslanding The fact that, according to
Mr.. John Stanton Gould. the author Of
she best treatise on grasses in the lSngu-
sge. "the testimony collected from all
parts Of the world for two centuries past
establishes the place OF this species
among the very best OF our forage grass
es. II has always been found in the rich
old pastures of England. where An acre
OF land can be relied on to tdtteH bull
lock and four sheep" is valuable for
hay. and still better adapted to the pas
ture. as the closer il is grazed the more
does it throw out additional leaves.
yielding the ienderest and sweetest herb
age. II yields the greatest degree of
nutriment when young. and great loss
occurs when, if cut tor hay. it is allowed
10 stand too long. An instance is record
ed by Mr.. Gould. where one acre of ii
produced over five tons of hay
The seed OF orchard grass has been
kept by Nessrs. b. Libby x Co. OF this
city. Tor the past three years and an in
oreasing demand tor il has been observed
each year. Mr.. Samuel Guild. who is
one OF our best farmers, has used il in
seeding. and says hi. cattle feed on it
more than on any other portion Of the
pasture. and the more it is grazed. the
more it grows. On the 9Th of June. this
year. the grass Of this variety. in the
yard OF Mr.. Allen Church of this city
was cut,measuring thirty inches in height.
As Mr. Gould observes: The interests Of
our grsziers and daiymen would be
greatly promoted by its more extended
cultivation. - Name Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-24
POiCer of a E,etc.

To be in minority is not diseourag
ing position. and it is not great numbers
that always produce the most important
results. A very small body OF earnest
believers may produce in any department
Of activity. intellectual or moral, most
marvellous re suits. We all remember
that little body Of staunch Abolitionist.
who, thirty years ago. devoted them
selves sinsly and resolutety to purpose ;
and slavery in America is no more
There are found scattered throughout
the earth. here and there, sentinels upon
their watch..oweTs. observers of the
skies. watchers of the motion Of the
planets. men who observe and calculate
the heavenly foIces. Very few in mum.
Der are they; but the traveller upon the
larthest sea. the mariner in his lonely
bark, is safer al over the earth for the
labOrs OF those solitary students and
workers. And few and scattered as we
may be. if faithful 10 our trusts, may we
not hope that everywhere, all over the
earth, in whatever solitary pathway. our
brother man may find himself safer for
cur celestial observations pr Judge
Hosr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-24
Trainin1 Colts.

For the last six years have been hal.
tering my colts when about one week
old. and when the mother is worked the
colt is tied by her side. find many adj
vantages in beginning so soon with them.
among which are: the colt is taught 10
lead in q few manifestation more
than fifteen. Being thus early handled.
they have no tear of being hurt when
any one comes around them. They
learn 10 travel on the road without fear
of the vehicle behind them or meeting
others. There is no danger of losing
them or having them stop on the road t.
cause you TO go back after them. Two
or three times going back for colt will
break one to lead by the side of the
mottsr. When so trained, they are ready
to work as soon as they are old enough.
have two now that were no trouble TO
break. All that they had to learn was
TO pull. They knew what WAS behind.
and had no fear of being hurt. One
hsrnessed without assistance and drove
seven miles and back the first afternoon.