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SOUND REASONING

Consumption is decay Soothing, expect.
GRANT remedies are only useful ~ paliatiyes
they do not reach the cause-ihey do not stop
The decay. Tonic medicines strengthen the
lie forces and prolong the battle, but the
decay goes steadily on, and sooner or later
the victim must yield. Climatic changes are
sometimes good, but they seldom wholly
cure. In short, the iirst thing to he done "
10 STOP lHE DECAY then apply the restOra-
tive, tonic and strength giving treatment.
Think a moment. The lungs are decaying
--tubercle-, ulcerations, cavities ana depo..
culation carries this poison all over the ody.
Wasting, loss OF appetite, excavation, night
sweats, and all the terrible symptoms ap-
pear; ~ il worth while TO doctor the symp-
toms, which are merely the results, while
the decay, which Is the cause, IL eating up
the life springs:
These two things are well known by the
best physicians
!. Cslbolic acid positively arrests decay.
II Is the most powerful antiseptic in the
known world, Even dead bodies ale pre-
served by IL. Entering into the circulation
IL at once grappes with corruption, and
decay ceases. II purities the sources OF dis.
case,
.. Cod Liver Oil is natures best assistant
in resisting consumption, II is al once q
food, a tonic. "A purifier, a healer, II braces
up and supplies the vital forces, feeds the
wasted system, and enables nature TO regain
her foothold. For these purposes nothing
can compare with Cod Liver on. This the
theory ot
WILL SONG
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTH. WEST NO.

CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTH WEST NO.
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
offers ! 10000 acres OF land in Central and
southwest Missouri, nj from 80 TO sl2 per
acre. on seven years time, with free trans
portstion from 81 Louis TO all purchasers.
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools
churches and law. abiding society invite
emigran,s from all points TO this land OF NUTS
and flowers. For particulars address A.
Tuck, Land Commissioner, 81. Louis, Mo.
1-22-d.eodlv
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KiSo or ruK BLOOD -- rimplea on the
face. Case have been troubled for
the past three or four years with a very
disagfee'ble eruption on my face, and had
tried many different remedies, ~ well a.
physicians, and have given up discour.
aged, thinking ] never should DO cured,
when ] scciten,ly heard Of your King Of
tho Blood. ! bought bottle and used i,
according TO directions aud received relief
and by using three bottles moro | M
completely cured, and can cheerfllly rec.
ommend il to those ALL icted by scroflH Qua
diseases or any impurity of the blood
II u. MINER,
Telegraph Operator, Avocs, " Y.
See Advertisement In smother column.
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HOOD VIII TELL.

20 lay WISHES g. have said that she oots pale
ise1 aud she need not Tor she have
ti-- aud health, sgpesr.ooe ~ occasional We sf
fssas ndfansl sUefs the greatest blood
- SO specially on u" toNeIs, liver Kidneys ani sousoh
lubotns healthy circulation " the Lood Effects
feststiop 81 color and natural vhoet
f'e9sfss 70 p-i'onoN, cO,mslt. whsu doctor, tan
GvIkk cLNbuRANOO LIVER AND BLOOD biTTEks
hs,enes aud amos, fts the Sufferer oat Of the death
very smphato etpresson but
Possession aslty the asserton THIS Medicine Ia ID. os
.e'ef.d vegetable substitute fUr Caloms 10 s
disease. that Mercury has heretofore tesu
$40 sGuel kysry Arson Of the Liver kdn,ys Blood
roses Yield a. oues TO ia toentsl Influence pyspepss
SSh.upson a.ue takc Lss.i'uis Pains 10 The ssst
hfshts
ysahiles Diabetes Enlargement and Inflammation %
'et npsfsi Jirplson Heart Dissss Pl.urlsy Tslder
70 Paralysis. Piles. cEbussiesi bos Ola Sores, o.
telic,sd ~ ia s~.
Send for circular TO ,. & &. MAGUIRE. s. W
'1tner OF Olive and second SITS 50 Louis. Mo.
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mr.. Ilenry's Root a.d Plant Pills.

Mid YET thoroagh-uo nauses or griplns-en.
irrly vesstsble-great liver remedy Price IS
cent. sold by Druggists
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TnE HAEvEsT oF DEATH.--l, would
seem ,ho usual causes Of infant mortality
are not sufficient. The innocent ones are
not permitted an even battle with the
king Of terror. At this hot sni sul,ry
season, The restless child, battling with the
enemies Of his life that lie in wait at every
corner has in addition, TO encounter an.
other deadly f,e-Mrs. Windows CT
some other poisonous syrup, administered
by the hands OF .ome hesrtles. nurse, silly
mother, or imbeoile father. A host Of
lives nigh. be saved each year By giving
DR., McCsbes Medics,ed Brandy, which
sfcctuslly cures irfautile complaint.
withou, any deleteriou. results s.2O-2w
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Interesting worf. Enlarged Edition. New
fnsrAvings. Two-hundred and si1,y Pages,
rice 20 cents. Addrsss DIR. BrrTs' DurIs.
uss. II North Eighth Street. 81. Louie, No
Advertisement
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Cse Dr. Henry's Worlds Tosic and
Hood Purt0er.@

tis tn. great household remedy, pleasant to
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure Of
t!..sses. u 10 better than Bitters, Cordial.
G1"hu or sArssparilla Sold by Druggists
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WILSON'S
CARB0LATED COD LIVER OIL

As described fully in the inventors circular,
which will be mailed, upon application, to
any address.
We cannot AFFORD space TO tell the whole
story here, OF 10 give the numerous certlii.
Gates from eminent physicians and well.
known citiZcnste testify 10 the absolutely
wonderful results flowing from this great
discovery. suffice II 10 soy, ii is curing thou.
sands who supposed. themselves to be at
deaths door.
Wilson's Carbolated Oil il scientifically
prepared with the purest carbolic acid, 80
combined rs 70 be entirely harmless. with
SWEET NORWEGIAN Con LIVER on
From the celebrated fisheries a, Aale-und
Norway, pronounced by physicians the
most delicate, efficient co liver oil in the
world.
II is easily taken, tolcratedby the weakest
stomachs, digests readily, never becomes
rancid, aud is almost entirely free from the
usual disagreed Die characteristics of cod
liver oil.
For every use OF cod liver oil Mr.. Wilson,
discovery il Of the greatest value.
For the safe internal administration Of
carbolic acld Mr.. Wilson's method of com.
bining II with cod liver oil is absolutely nee
es-ary,
WITT SONr %
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Woman ) aa,yu Il. Hair,
LYONS
I[\ATHAIR0N
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
CHALLENGES THE WORLD
DIR. SHEER M A NJ -
CELEBRATED
SYpHlLITIC ERADICATOR,
sYPHlLITIC ERADICATOR.

This preparation IL acknowledged TO he
superior TO all known medicine rs sure
and certain cure for syphilis in all its forms,
no matter how deplorable tho condition Of
the patient. IL Is entirely vegetable. IL can
be taken In all conditions OF the system, and
with safety, also, in connection with other
medicine, II the patient desires. The re-
cpe, from which this preparation was made,
was obtained nom an old physicianin South
America, III 1872, by DR., Sherman, ST., who
has used II with unparalleled success in the
treatment Of syphilis, not only exciting the
admiration and astonishment OF leading citi.
zens, but OF the medical faculty, and has
saved the lives of many afflicted when given
up as past hope by skilful and eminent ply
slcians.
One bottle will satisfy the greatest skeptic
AZ To Its superiority over all other prepara-
tons now In use.
Price, o. per bottle. Sent 10 any part of
the United Statesby express. Prepared and
sold only by
DIR. SHERMAN,
The Great Specialist,
No. 3 Christy Av., ST. Louis, Mo.
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OFT ENrKaPRIsE.
100000
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
hsH Ilcket, ~ 4Usftal
Ticksts 81 Go

TIrEeU tIU Hal TIcktt, ~ QUsftaf
Tickets, 81 60
Our lotteries are chartered by tL. state. .,s
slwsys ifs~n ~ the time named, sht ali ifaH
ihgs are under the supervision of sworn estn
nIssionefs.
Tho offcisl jtssins .lI 10 published IN th.
-. LOUIS papers sni unpy u drawing sent ~
purchasers OF t0keLs
WaWili Ifs~ sslinil4f scheme a.. i.g LAY Of
eyer, month during Tie y-sf iefd
Remit at our REX ~ pOstorros m0usy order
Q usteted letter, dfah or .Iures, send IN, or.
cu.r. Address, MURRAY, MILLER zoo,
y. o. Boa 2sso. 1t. Louis. Mo.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
UNsATEsF4RD.
by PRISCILLA .. OvRss.

- s'N"HAa' tE Pr
see thee walk with stately msin
Along earth's busy ways,
And power Is on thy brow serene.
Men follow thee with praise;
hnMM M noble gifts are thine. that all
Thy soul with conscious pride;
But on thy heart q shadow chill
Rests dsep-Unsatisfied.
know thou hast thy gallast ships
Ahoat on every sea
Men Halter thee with smiling lips.
~, ana crowds bow down to thee
my lavish hands can scatter gold,
,l my uelds spread fair and wide;
ThX craving heart its void doth hold,
WIN wealth unsatisfed.
see thee heaping shelves and weeds
Among times waves ut play
Building a covert frail of reeds
Against the stormy day,
see thee smile at many q lest,
But know thy heart has sighed
Ih0ugh pleasure seems thine only guest.
Ihou art unsatished.
know tho lore of many lands.
The gems Of thought are thine,
The dust Of memory 5 jewelled sands,
,r The stars OF histOry's shrine;
The footsteps of thy soul explore
:, Earth s Kingdoms waste and wide,
Bat sinks exhausted on the shore
Weary, unsatisfed. f't.
sec thee wrapped IN visions sweet
Ot rainbow radiance wOve,
Thy heart has learned fuller beat
In happiness and love,
but future hours the charm will hreok
Too fair on earth to bide,
And change or deIth win bid thee wake.
Mourning unsatisfed.i
Only one love can fill the soul.
And cool its thrsting lips,
One star remains when dark clouds roll
Fame's glories to eclipse:
One treasure make us richly blest,
Worth more than all beside;
Only IN Christ the heart finds rest
without, unsatisied.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

COST OF LIVING IN THE SOUTH The Sa-
vannah AdUerttser, quoting an Augusta con-
temporary, calls for a. marking down" Of pri-
ces, saying:
In our Southern cities the rent rates arc
enormous, aud it iS almost impossible for
man OF moderate income to get q decent house
in a convenient neighbOrhOOd. Marketing
too, In the South, is simply atrOciOus. Meats
are within bounds, but vegetables are entirely
too high. One reason of this is because the
South, for some inexpliceble reason, has not
understood and employed the fractions of the
nickel. At the North, nobody, even during
Inflated prices, ever thought of giving more
than TWO cents for sOup-bunch and four cts.
Tor cabbage. In our market sOup-bunch-
and poor one at that-cOStS ten cents. and n
cabbage of ordinary dimensions, brings tWen-
ty-hve cents. There should be reform in
these and other things. Let somebody start
the fractional copper currency here, il posi-
Die, and let vendors of small articles under
stand that they must mark down" as we'll as
the vendors OF luxuries.
Erastus Corning, Jr,, Of Albany, has lust
married Mary Parker, and sale for Europe
on two years wedding tour, which the
world is informed will cost $50,O0O, which,
however, is mere ba2aielIs TO Erastus, his es-
tate being estimated at $S,00000O, and his
income put down at 100000 a year, $l2.5O0 )
week, or something over $1,000 per working
day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

me mixed Train will run subject to dslay. in,,.
ti0ns where time is given S'OP OAS ~ sta
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
=, sn NsW S1 castle for Wilmington and PhIisa,,
~ u ~. u 80 Am. and b.25 p. n Leave Wi1tnA Wan 4
Sat 1Sn ~ A. NJ at l21 ani 30 p 81. for NeG
Sunday Train-Leave Wilninv,,r e., ",
tie. ~ A. 81, New Castle for W1mn'00,toN ~ Nes S&s1
Add;,;ouSs SiNfkNA BRANCH TRAINS. ~
ton n IN m 20 'noss aooveleaVe SmyrnA tor Cla-
s;ay ,S ~ a. m, and 100 p N. to maze eeaosc
, Son Ei1h Tainst0 and from Dover, III ststio1,
A. rovvvsr,,,,, CONNECTIONS.
AT IOM NSEND, with the kent County AMI o,..u
Annes Kent Railroads anu Saesa
Railroad. i@nd All pelaHafs
AIth,AKERiNdI0N. Ia,ai With the unetion and B,0ak.
AZ Rsi,! RShiAF9RD with the Dorchester and Dsl.w,,.
Az RELMAR, with the Eastern Shor. R.;l.,.,
AMI WicomioO and FOeOmoke KaiirosJ "A''''Al
u. =. kENNEY. Supt
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THE LAS mANINsERVIoE

An old man named A. N. Wheeler, of Birm-
ingham, Schuylkill county. ILL.,, enlisted in the
United States army in 1861. During the war
he was wounded, taken prisoner by the rebels,
parolled, and by some strange oversight was not
discharged until few days since, when the
proper papers were made out, and his back pay
and pension, amounting TO about $4,000.
were paid him, for which be willingly gave o
receipt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

On ana after MONDAY. Sent 9Th
ccHsl63. tSundayB excepted Trains vii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

TH0 THE PUBLIC.
Il The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
eany have completed arrangements to carry Noney
Packages and Express Matter to anil frOm III D,,nt
on the line Of their FOad and West Ch0stoF
Also. to all points on the PHILADELPHIA AMI Re,i-
ing and CataWtSSa Railroads. including Raaiius
Allentown, Colambia. Harrisburg. Lancaster DoWI.
ingtoWn, Mahoney City. Mt. CArAel. NorristoWa
For tSrther inioImation apply at the Depot. cor
ner OF Front and Madison streets, WilminTtan
Express matter sent to FrAnklin rOleTrash ,,dS a
No, west Ehird street or 70 their Dspot Front
and Madison. or orders len with MeMdllen Il SeaI
delivering agents viii receive prompt attention.
apS-tf Gent Supt ". 4 X. 4. 4 e..
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"lmlnstOn Rnd Western n n.
TINE TABLE.

EAE1 AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Oct lat
IS2Vs M sIS1;..; -. trains will run as fOilsEss
Leave Landenberg . As, a m and SO n
AtnNe AZ Wilmington 5i a M and z, ,s1 nm
fnn1 AIr1ys AZ at Landenberg II 30 q. m. and g s5n
CONNECrIONS-Train ieaTin1 VII, VIZ 7 ~ p n
" IAN ~ u vita tram leaving PhiladeIphia az - n
LIZ b1us ~. leaving nmlnEton AZ 5 30 . m c5pnss- .
VITO tram leaving Philadelphia AZ 4 ~ n M nso' )
IRAN arriving at Wilmington AZ ;..
uaih an ior PnlladsiPhia at !Oa m VIZ
IRAN arriving at Wilmington Al 2 7l -i+h ..
Tor Philadelphia at 4 w 0 m ~ SIN TAl4
Der lst. AIaHu A.er pe,J-
,s,o, DAVID COSNELL. sapt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
DRILApELPHlA, WILMINGTON = BALTI-
4 MOkk RAtLROADs
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and allsr WEDNESDAY, OotObar lStA, lSSl,
Q pasaongor eAF viii Be attached 20 the freight
Raln leaving PhiladolDhiA 800 y. M. for VIII
mtl9eon.
Tks train viii stop Il stAtisAs - NliOws. WhSn
sigaallsdi 9Ea{s EssIy. ~ 3. n L.aaaFstts s.Sa
En!S6a p u is ssHsiaS = =: 3 q; lhSsi iSi
. a Mialnlla, lelAps NJ aFytGe MtlmtngkoR. l0S0
q tose0l NJ Ha kMMMAKs 48PG
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

The attorn'y general has decided that, as
10 the introduction and uss of spirituous
liquors Alaska IS to be regarded as an Indian
country, aud that TO ~pirituous liquors or wine
cas- be INTRODUCED into it without an order of
the war department fJT that purpose.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

Subject to delays incident to freight business.
This train will stop 10 take al passengers Only az
stations named, bat will leave Passengers A. aTF
stopping place. EXCEPT HaEe's Corner, State Road
Rodnoy, Armstrong; g and Dupont.
This train will be Withdrawn Whenever the in.
teFests Of the Company requires Il.
The passenger Car heretofore attached to the
Returning Train leaving Harrington At . - r. NJ
will be discoutlnaed on the above date.
The freight Train with Passenger Car attlchei
eavins nArrinstoa At 5 30 ?. N. will make ali
ssSs, is7S. R.F, ,KENNEY. supa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
Philadelphia, Wilmington ana Bal.
umore Railroad.
DRLAWARE DIVISION,

IMPORTANT MOTTO E-In addition to the Fegu-
~ lar Market Trains nov running. an EXTRA
FREIGHT TRAIN. (SundayS excepted, with Pas
sengcr Car attached. will run between MilmiaE-
ton and HAIrinEton on and after Monday Septem-
Der Sth, 1878, as follows:
Leaving WILMINGTON at 6.Sa a. NJ. and stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

'eeVe as follows;
HORTHwARD. Passnoe,
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NdITo1l NOu1Uy fuDllc SCHOOLS.
Extract from The Proceedings Of the Hoard.
SUMMER TERN.


"HEREAS, the condition Of the Treas.
w ury will nosenable the Board of County
School Commissioners 10 defray the whole
expenses Of continuing the Public Schools
during the Summer Term; il is therefore
ORDERED, That each Teacher holding a
certificate Of qualification, may use the Public
School House during the Summer Term, and
receive from parents or guardians such sum
per pupil as may be agreed upon BY the par.
ties; aud that each Teacher who shall Keen
open his or her Public School during forty
School days in the Summer Term, ending on
the 30th day of June, 1873, (exclusiye Of holi-
days, showing an average attendance Of not
less than t,cenfy pupils, shall in addition to the
book fees paid to the Teacher during the term,
receive FROM the School fund the sum Of S25.
provided that the Teacher, at the close OF
said term and before the 9TH day Of July. shall
make and return to the Secretary Of this Board
an exact report duly sworn or affirmed to as
heretofore
Children considered .'iadigest." by the
Teacher and the Trustees, shall be admitted
free from all charges.
motion was passed authorizing the Presi-
dent Of the Board and each member thereof
to employ physician to yaccinate the iadi.
gent children in the Public Schools whereye,
said officers satisfied that safety to the health
Of the School requires, provided they can agree
with the physician to vaccinate a number at q
sum MOTTO exceed half the regular price Of tho
operation for each individual.
The Board also ordered that the Public
School Term now in progress, may close OF
Thursday Evening, the 10th OF April, 1873.
The Board will meet to settle with IN,
lie ichers on Monday, the 2lst day of April.
published BY order of the Board.
j. NJ. NEWSON,
mar S-1t Secretary.
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Horrible Butohery in New York.


The Now York Herald states TINT on Mon.
day afternoon, In that city, three isish labor.
err entered the lager beer saloon Of Jacob
Schmitt, on Seyenty.fourih street, and called
for drinks. They were served A second
round was demanded aud received, when
their leader announced to Mr. Schmitt that
they did not propose TO pay for il. Schmitt
stepped from behind the bar and seized one
OF Them by the collar, whcreupon be was
instantly ieiled TO the floor by the ringleader,
who dealt him murderous blow from behind
with beer bottle, laying open his scalp aud
rendering him inseusibie for a lew seconds
While on the floor the riIians began kicking
him about the head aud body, and would
doubtless have made short work Of him had
not his wife hurried to his assistance But
her coming was unfortunate for herself; for
no sooner did she attempt to push the
sconndrels away from the PROSTATE form of
her husband than one Of them whipped out n
large sheath-knife and plunged Il into her
back, Just below the lett shoulder blade
Again and again did the iiend ply his deadly
weapon, stabbing the poor woman ia the left
breast and in the right arm near the elbow.
She fell apparently liieiess, TO the floor, and
then the three aasailanis again turned their
attention TO her husband, who had by this
Nhf AStAtuth toHstiOhSncss anu staggered
to his feet One of them laid hold of his left
ear with his teeth, nor rclinquished his hold
ill portion Of il was severed from his head.
Another bit him on the hand and nearly tore
a finger off, while a third pounded him on
the head with beer glasses and bottles At
this Junesure u neighber, Mr.. Jacob Young,
attracted by the cries OF Schmitt aud his wife,
run to their assistance aud received u deadly
stab in the abdomen, the villain handling the
knife still reeking with the blood of tn un.
fortunate woman at his feet, plunging the
blade in clean to the hit, and then turning il
round and round, us though he would make
sure of finishing his victim. The men then
LEFT the saloon, and meeting Mr.. aohn Lubins
on bridge on Seventy.filth street, plunged q
knife into his back. Mr.. ioung's wounds
are considered fatal Mrs. Schmitt wounds
IRE also serious; Mr.. Schmitt and Mr..
Lubln's wounds are not considered so serious.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-22

The unauthorized interference of th,
United States authorities ut New OrleIn.
bears fruit at Lake City, in Florida. Ii
fact, whenever two rival aspirants get int,
II squabble over Office, the Government bid,
fair to be invoked as the big brother whc
/, to settle all differences. In Lake City
the struggle is between the Reed Repub.i
cans and the Holt Repubicans-one part,
wanting to get in, and the other dcsirin.
to keep them cut and enjoy the Spots un
molested. Bush, legislator and tax col
lector, presumably white, leads the revolu.
ton, aud the objects Of his luminosity arc
Holt, Probate Judge Waldron, Clerk d
the Court More, Postmaster, and Keenc
Assessor. The United States Marshal ha,
hastened to the scene, and arrested Busl
and several of his companions. The negrt
militia are drilling and awaiting events
but which side they are prepared to tax.
part We do not know. So far, il is !
family quarrel, and the hope is that it will
be confined within that Interesting circle
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A Singular Adventure.

An extraordinary story Is told by 0ng
Captain Mechanics OF Ganonsburg, Pa
who mysteriously disappeared from New
York in October last While on his way
to the city, in the month mentioned, the
captain says he formed the acquaintance OF
a sranger. They left the ierrY-bnat to-
gethcr and started TO walk up street that
runs ut right angles with the Hudson
The name of the street the captain docs
not know. After they bad walked a block
the stranger invited him to take a drink,
ana they went into saloon for the pur-
pose. captain MeDaniels took two cups
OF coffee, after drinking which all con
seriousness departed. When his senses
returned he found himself lying on the
fioor OF an apartment from six to eight feet
square. No door or window was discover
able, and the place was in total darkness.
Searching for his personal effects, he dis
covered that his watch and chain, two
drafts on New York and 81 1900 in green
Daeks, whieh had been tied ground hi,
Waist IN handkerchief, were gone. The
situation flashed upon him; he had been
urugsed ana robbed, and now, doubtless,
was slowed away until he could be muir
uerSu ana disposed Of Hcart-sick aud
week from poison ~ iaps'd again into
,nsenslpliiy, and when he next recovered
ms senses nc found himself IN the hold Of
an outward bound vessel. Aiter a sail Of
several days the captain sIys he was brought
on ueek ana thrust INTO small boat in
company with two sailors, who, after pull
Of about two hours duration, reached the
snore; Inc captain was then put ashore,