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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-19

NORTHERN IDAHO AND THE Cox.
srIrurioN Lewiston gave ISIS for the
Constitution. to 4 against; Mt. Idaho.
iio for. ? against; Palouss. 81 for, 8
against. The precincts II Moscow
tennessee. Waha. Paradise. PAlouss
Bridge. Camas. Pine Greek. Eli City.
John Day. Shcarer. Florence and War;
rem to hear from. but are thou xhs to be
nearly unanimous for the State.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-19

EASTERN OATMEAL for sale .
Chilber9 BrOshers'.
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The Lewiston 7slI>r ssys: IL ises-
timat d, ard correctly too. By eonpe-
tent authorities, that there vii! be paid
in the river freights this year 70 Ins-
tills, 1900 toDs, at go Per ton. s2so.-
600 to wsIIeIs. 1900 toas. a. sz5
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BORN

TURNER In this city. su dsy evening. Nov. II
IN the wife Of Z. A. Turner. . dsughter.
PAUP-At Port Madison. Nov. lsta, to the wife
Of Martin Paup. . son.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

wAsmGNG0N TERRITORY.
PoKr TOWNSEND. Nov. 1s--A.rived
Bark Dablin. from San Francisco.
Poar GAMBLE. Nov. ls--Sailed-
Bark David Hoadley, for Oakland.
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The pcneirattux winds tncide

Eae peHetraftuy winds incident 70
this season OF the year are a severe ordeal
for the lungs The neglect of hard cough
generally leads TO q weakness OF the lungs,
which, not infrequenuy, results in Con-
sumption.
scHESCKs PCLNoSIC SYRUP will at once
relieve and loosen q tight cough and Is
such an agreeable remedy that children
will take it without being coa1ed. A cold
on the lungs, II consumption Is not al
ready developed, may be easily mastered
by the use OF the Pulmonic syrup, together
with Scheuck's Mandrake Pills - clear
the system OF the accumulated mucus.
In more serious cases, where the disease
has become deeply seated, and the patient
suffers from loss Of appetite, weakness and
enaciatiOn, SCHESCEiS SEA WEED Tonic
should be used in connection with the
above mentioned remedies, TO stimulate
the appetite and bring the digestive
powers into healthy action, thereby sus-
tanning the strength OF the patient and en-
abltng him TO resist the progress OF the
disease until the PCLMoSIC SYRUP may
perform its healing and cleansing work.
The use OF these standard remedies &C
cOrting TO the directions which accom-
pany them, cannot fail to produce most
satisfactory results. a letter addressed 10
DR.. Scherck cor. sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia. asking advice, will prompt.
y receive the Doctors personal attention
Tree o: charge.
Schenck's Medicines are Tor sale By 81
druggists
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wom,u, some Girl. and a HAN.

| Eirly yesterday afternoon oo]sn =.
Young girls, whose average age "ou.I
! be about eighteen years, entered o'A.l
avenue car at Vesey street and b!oau
wsy, after having attended service ~
one of TrinIty's churches. They ranged
themselves six on Q side and the remain
der of the car wss taken up by seven "o-
men and two men.
Their conversation was interrupted Oy
the eutraLcs of young woman elegantly
bu. rather "loudly" dressed, VINO, iot
want OF 8 seat, supported herself oy
means Of strap. After few moments
there was vacant seat and the Wonsn
/ OK pos session o. It.
"Julis, said one of the girls in " Dis >
per, won't you move up I!IieE l
don't think this woman is nice"
julia moved up, and no: long after Inc
car stopped TO receive is. old lady.
Il sm gong to give Up my seat 70
that old lady," said the girl whose name
WAS Mildred. who had no. previously
spoken above s whisper.
NO, don't" eIclsiIed Florence, her
neighbor; 'she: just IS well able to sssnd
8; you sre."
"Bui j, always make me think OF my
mother when l see such Sd old woman,
answered Mildred
In Difference to public opinion, a. rep:
resented by the bevy Of girls, the old
lady remained standing until the woman
WAS no. nice rose and said, take my
seat, please, d."
Mildred olushed and looked on! OF the
car window. "Tnere, now" said she.
The woman who was not nice hung OF
TO car-strsp for moment, when msu
said to her, Take my ses., please. Il Il
seldom that see women Offering kind
ness 10 each other in public, snd l beg
your pardon for 10. offering ny :est to
you before"
Tsoleau, during which Mildred bluahed
more than ever.
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sir1'' CRIED the half bread, rushing to-
wards me, "Iou have killed him! He
WAS jus, shout to wake you
l staggered against the wall. Ny
senses, until then immersed IN sleep, sud
denly recovered their activky. The
frightful truth burst upon me in 6 fash.
| had shot Dick Linton while under the
influence of nightmare Then every
thing seemed to lsde away, and l re-
Gfembered 10 more.
There was trial, believe. The law
gers were learned, and proved b. physi-
Clans tbs: II was = case Of what Is called
somnolentis, or sleep drunkenness, bU! o!
the proceedings took 10 heed. One
form haunted me, lying blsck aad heavy
on the hu: floor; sud one pale face was
ever present. lace | saw oLce after the
terrible catastrophe sod never saw again
the wild, tespsiring face Of Bertha
Linton. my promised bride
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
i county, -:
Isaac Irwin, Trustee, ct a!
". I'm cn4ncsTy.
c. L. Zane, 81 ais.
The object OF this suit Is 70 have sold the
property known as the north One-half OF
The homestead tract OF the estate Of Dazzle!
Zane. deceased, on Wheeling Island, aud
a division ofthe proceeds OF such sale, and
ottwo fuuds now IN the hands OF Daniel
G. List, Receiver OF the said Court, and OF
Isaac Irwin. trustee, arising from the cor
domination OF portions OF the said tract Tor
streets, among the parties entitled thereto.
And II appearing from an affidavit Il Ell
among the papers OF the caus9r that Indi-
ana McSwOTd>. SslOpaOl Jane, Eliza DStn
Zane, Julia Zane and Or.Ot \. Zane,
parties 20 this suit, are non-EeSidentS OF
the state OF West NiTg MIA, ana process
issued against them hav rg been return
ed not found" IL = ordered that the sad
Indiana Nc-wortS, SenopEon Zane,
Elizabeth Zane. Julia Zane aud Orion
A. Zane, do appear at Rules 10 De Peld FOR
the said court on the first Monday OF April
A .. IS. ~ the Clerks office hereof n
the said county, and do what may De
Necessary 10 protect their Interest IL the
said suit.
Te.te: :. \. NcCOIl0ch, Clerk OF said
court, this 4th day OF March, 4. d. l>.s.
SAM'L B. McCULLUtH, C!erE.
HENRY ". RUSSELL, attorney Tor COM
plaluar;.
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RELIABLE ne.p ;o' weak and nervous
sufferers. chronic, painful, and pf0e'
,rs,ins diseases cured without med'c'ns
puIvsYmscher's Electric Belts the grA1d
desider.,um, Avoid imitation. boos
and Journal, with particulars, msiiec
S-a.. Al ,rsss PULyEsMAcHKs GAL
yAstc Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-09
Bouud for n Good Time.

Boston Post.
Uuter the csrpe:-bsg rule the South
Csrolins Legislature bought 2l2 clocks
fo- the S,s!etouse during one session.
They were bound TO have good time II
they dltr't lsy up cent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-09
A Brilliant Young Lawyer Ruintd
by Gambling.

st. Louis Globe, lst.
Zach. J. Mitchell, the brilliant youn
lawyer who pu. such sad period S! the
end OF his career by forging 3 note for
$500 in his own favor, with the signs
ture OF Colonel James o. Brosdhead at
tsched, hiss been the objec: of corsiders.
bic sympathy. The young man hsd
been addicted TO gambling. and spent s.:
much IS $500, $500 sud $500 81 IS many
several siitings in houses in this city,
l. is also K owe that while IN Jefferson
City as s member OF the Legislature, he
played high stakes and lost heavily. be
hss announced MS intention OF leaving
81. Louis forever after receiving the SEN
terce OF disbarment 10 De pronounced
sgsins. him. He will probably go Wes'
20 some Of the Territories.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-09

TIE Princess Yrturbide, daughter Of
the ex-Enperor of Mexico, while IN
Philatelphis. occupied apartments q: the
Co!onnsde Hotel, aud paid high comPli-
menss to It's excellent management! and
Cuie. comfort
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~ Tickets at Two D'i.a,
Ha.l Tickets $40.
rrET CE pETTE

= p-s,.s amounting 10 ...--.-..- $40, 40
EsspousIole corresponding agent. want
81 al all prominent points. 70 WEoIn
liberal cornpen "a ton vii! De pad.
App!icaIi0n for ra;eS 10 Gn-, shoE.I
only Dc made 20 the Home CIlce n Ne
Orleans. ~ -
write. clearly stating full address, icr
urtler Information or send orders 20
v. A. DACPHIS,
PO. Box 81. New orleans IA.
All our Grand EIIEa0rtiCaTy Drawings
are undsr the supeEy sion aod manage
ueut OF Generals q. 7. kes1reg4Ti and
Jubal A. Early. The next drawing occur
Tuesday. April is. Et4t"S~
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In Every body's Mouth.

Praise snd SczoDoST-Grestest luxury
o. modern times-besu!ifes snd preserves
the teeth The repulsive breath is rem
dared So fragrant s. rose, and co!dness
bv friends, or in business, will now be no
longer noticed.
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4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIZ
y a Fortune. 81 Grand Distribution d, 10
At New Orleans. Tuesday, March I-th
louis ana State Lottery company.
This Institution was Tegu airy lEcoTpg!'
ated ~ the Legislature Of The ate !cI
Educational and Charitable purp"Ses, IN
$50, Win a Capita! OF =. 1000, 70 " Eich
IL has since added reserve iuHi OF 80 :
nU Is Grand Single Number DistTt'
button will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. Il never sCaie- or post
poces. Look AZ the fo.I0w.nE D.stT! button
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
IL II > ILEl - - L.
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FLOWERS

7 ~ "
will enter largely into the composition Of
the spring hesd.wese. The designs and
commissions are very beautiful and will
form cororets with f-inges ike bangles
a-t csnde~u1 that vii! pass sround the
b-lm. entirely ool!eraticg /. nom signI,
aud from this the crown will sprlag.
Foliage, leaves, tendsils snd vines Vii!
.orm toe grea:er par. OF such b.ndssuI,
with only = flower here snt there. DO.
Que,s o: flowers vii. represent several
color. instead o; one Or two as hereto
tore. Mignonette will be very popular
TINS wear. Large quantities !oi feathers
will also be used. Beads Will be in more
p.o:1s.cn taan ever heretofore. The
macy colored rainbow beads OF
gorgeous dyes will be bes. suited toEhe
comblns.i5r. OF colo, used IN turning
but viii not be more popular than the
St:ceriug Jet that never look; Sc well as
% 6.scS .ace boune!s.
The shspes Of these beads vii! reseu'
be dne c.. diamonds. There will De
great revival Of pearl beads, and there
Will bs or1sueuis 10 lest sad Hover
:hspe, co-oaeIs with dropping je. tringes,
slides. crescen.s, buckles, snd the long,
dlgger-;hsped japanese pins so fashion,
sb.e IL Paris. Otner ornaments are 10 De
nsde O. mixed silver AID gil: II Ugh.
designs.
FLOWER BoSSETs
70 be worn 5. receptions, afternoon tess,
sud the ihestre wi. be more pOpu.sf
:nsn ever vQel the season IS lite
farther stysoced. They sEe almos: en-
tlrelv composed OF roses AID leaves,
which cross the head in cosone! tied
with strings under tie chin.
FANCY sTEAwS.
Rough srd resdy sirsws viii be
worn for common bonne.s and the hne
ss,iu s.raSs with figures Tor nicer bon
.eu. In large majority Of Instances,
nice smooth chips Will be bought, for
whllai:is true they are somewhat frs!!,
thew !ss. season, sud most lsdles now
a-tays prefer 10 bay 8 new bonnet each
vesr. to hsylrg those o. lag: year re-
modelled.
oTHEE STYLES,
llSa those enumerated snd WHICH Csn
rot fail TO BE popular, sre tie "Lincoin,
"LenwooL" AID "Es;el.s,' 81 OF which
sra OF the order OF the very PopQlsr
.E.i:a' O. LAST vesr Two new shapes
s-e the Vernon sni "TIvoh, which
will sstis1v the most issudIous- The
number OF the varieties Of quarter roll
lists Is legion. TIE following nsnes
viii afford variety sufficient
10 meet the demands Of all
IN hs,s Of this kind: Princes CLEO
palrs. "Ssppio," -Avon," Bon Tor,
"Lu,etse snd Z4itee.T In walking hats
there are several beautiful shapes Tie
..G.os:er7 has large TIP with close
rolled brim. Another very pretty rs! OF
the sane order Is called tie Devon
shire" All third is known IS the III
ellie" 4 novelty IN Normandy has Is
ice "Wsye.ly.'
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| United States tor the District OF West
Virginia, in bankruptcy, IN the matter OF
David K. II : u and Ju Jus "ehrmsn, ate
partners. doing business under the t!m
name and style OF D. +. Irwin & CO., ban a.
rupts.
Notice : hereby given that petition
has been Il 81 IN said District Court by
David X Irwin, o! " EselinE. in sal dis
trict, who has been heretofore duly dec-aE-
ed bankrupt under the act OF Congress en-
titled "Ap Act 70 eStab in a Inform sys-
tenn OF bankruptcy ;hrous9,oIn mt the Si .i't
states" approved March :, lS1, tor DIS
charge and certificate thereof, from a.!
his deb's and other claims pToyab!s under
said act. and that the -s;l day OF M,rcn, A.
D. ISIS at 10 C's!OCk A. NJ. al the once OF l..
J. Hugus, Esq, Register Bankruptcy .
Mo- tup stair Twe.t b s., IA the city q
Wheel!rx. " est Virginia, are tE- time and
place ssigued for the hearing Of the same :;
when and whee you may attend aud snow
cause, II any you have. Why the prayer o.!
the said petition should not De granted
JASPER Y. MORE,
Clerk OF the [. :. District Court for said
D.Sf-ict mr. . 10
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Take Of Those Boots.

Boston Post.
Hayes has WORE Sammy Ti!den'3 boots
jus. year. They're beginning 20 pinch.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-09
ORNAMENTAL GARDENING

rEgTLENES WHO DESIRE sHADE
VI Trees removed, planted or prUnsd.
Gardens designed. graded, sodded 90 ~.
ranged, would DO we'll to give thsiT orders
as Early - possible, - - tO have the
rough work done that there may Dc time
Tor everything 10 grow and Do settled be-
tore the warm weather comes Upon us.
! shall also ~ prepared " kes y gardens
clean. grass cut, and plants ErowiUk. for
the season a. IOu price.
Rustic stands. ksfamic Pots, Iron Vac
ana Banging Bxsksts n!lsd Al tie lowest
ra'sr.
T. Ihoss having small garden plots
8yir secret The bssutifuI Window
gardening. nov - successfully prariicsd,
tziriy converting city rssldsnoss in 10 faIry
pz.scrs despite tb. SDoty atmosphere. Any
.ugks-tiCns or Instructions viii be given
with pleasure All work guaranteed.
+. BAILEY.
isnZh all Jacob street.
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Circuit Court tor Ohio county, s.:
Isaac Irwin, Trustee,
In chaucegy,

Circuit Court tor Ohio county, s.:
Isaac Irwin, Trustee,
v. IN chancegy.
G. I. Zane, - as.
The defendants. Indiana McSwo!fs.
Xenophen Zane, ELzloeth zane. Julia
Zane. and Ur.oE 4. ZaLe. VIII take no.
ttce that dapoSiriOus OF Isaac Irwin, Dan
Zane, {. l.. Zane, +. +. Zane and others
will be take. on the 9Th day Of April. A.
+. ISIS. between the hours OF = O'CLOCK A.
". and O'Clock ?. NJ, az the ofic- OF
Henry VI. Ru sell, No. 1910 CEap!ine street.
N the city Of Wheeling and state OF West
Virginia, TO De used as evidence IN the
said suit on beaa.; o: the compliments:
and II from auy CalSe the taxing OF said
G=pOS.tious shall not be begun on that
day. or having BEEN begun shall not De
constituted. tue taking %! the same VII. Dc
adjourn 81 from time 10 time until Il shall
have U-eu completed.
The complatnant- n said suit, By Henry
VI. Russell, their attorney. mToo tWt
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This Bank is Organized and prepared TO
transact the business OF banking IN all its
details.
II succeeds the Fist National Bank o.!
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
menI.
By carefully regarding the interests ofiu
correspondents and depos!tors, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, Il hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made Oh all points through.
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 70 check
sight, received from banks, bankers, firm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued payable on
demand, or tIed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
IOHS n. SOTsyoED WV. 3. SIHFSOS.
JACOB =. RHODES, wv. A. TURNER,
WM. \. IsETT, JOHN L. HOBBs,
A. VI. ADAHs, y. c DEWEY,
HENRY Il. HARPER my
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APPROPRIATE TRIMMINGS

20. these bonuets are in almost
endless variety sad comprise the richest
combinations OF color s. vel! as the
q4sin,e:: nedley:. As rule there will
o. four co.ocs on one bonnet, and 70 thi:
there will De bu: few exceptions. Satin,
six towers feathers, ribbons srd bests
make Up the trimmings. Brccsted rib
o0ls Will be il several colors. There will
$50 Be others, woven roughly 70 give the
appearance OF the thick threads OF .s|
six .hs: sce nov woven il s.! s:y!ish
s:QtE.. Then there will be com b!rs.ioas
o! such tiois IS olive green with light
blue, PINK and bud, or else old gold with
myrtle gceeu, ponceau re !, sad mszsrine
blue, o. /: may be golden brown with
cream, rose ant olive green. These Will
Dc made up 10 mixtures o: satin with
:as opea-meshed gsuzes and grenadines
worn las: yea., sad aid il alternate tolta,
sid in loops and bows.
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Spalding's Glue ments broken toys, &c,
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YOURSIS THE BEST

50 states prominent dealer IN regard 70
LoGAS, List & Cos EXCELSIOR BAsISG
POgyER.
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LADIES IIEADW EAR
The Styles that Will Prevail in
wheeling this Spring.

By Lady Contributor 10 the Register.
Never in the history OF the millinery
business mss such csre been taken by the
trade 20 selec. the most becoming goods
and 20 bring out the most pleasing styles
for the ladies, as for me spri1g season
now st hand. Properly speaking the
best should come first, so We will COM
ueCCs with
- SPRING BoNNETS.
The spriag bonness are of genuine
French origin, snd our readers may rely
ca the Information here given tbs: they
are to be tue really fashionable styles 0:
this clsss OF goods. In shape they do not
rus.erially differ from those Of last season.
Still there is & little difference and enough
to allow the designers 10 give them new
names. The ccowus sre still large, broad
and square, dropping very low behind,
snd in many csses finished by curtain
band; there are also some bell-shsped
crowns, which descend on 81 inclined
plane sud are considered very stylish.
l. is IN the brim We ind the greatest vs.
rietY: Fist We have the Pompsdour
b.im, with coroue: or double front ths!
sscends Sharply, then droops toward the
front, giving precisely the effect VI :
very handsome sci of hair "a P0mpd-
dolr. Thi: style is very becoming TO
round, plump fsce with broad forehead
on which the hsir grows low. A second
shape is just toe reverse of this. TIE
MsrIe Stuart i: most pertec: style, with
tie poin: deep in the middle OF the
foreCead snd haring out above each
temple. This hss fsce-tElu.
ming made OF two puts OF
satin, somewhat resembling q double
frili. In contras. 10 this Is cottage
front so Gloss 10 the train thst the
tlniest frill O; crepe lisse is scarcely per
cep.iole beneath it. Two other hand
some shapes sre the Gsinsborough With
enc side turned up, 8 regular coronet
b,iu kept intact on the right side, cut
and parted in the middle Of the left side,
SD the part toward the front turned
straight upward, while the side toward
the bsck IS pressed down close against
TIE hair, snd another which Is even more
s.vlish hAs the coroset rolled back all
across tee top, AID Just to toe left Of the
middle sharp point is made oy pinch
iuy in" the co7onet 10 the way all good
mi.laers know so well how 10 do.
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took NV revolver from lis sling and ne
= in NV hand, ready to shco. him down
st tee frs: movement that appeared S.
all dangerous. 4 haze seanst low 70
psss across my eyes. FsuSued VIII
long watching ana excitement. l passed
into TIA: seui-conscious state II
which l seemed pertecly aware OF every
thing tbs. passed, although objects were
dim and dC!! II outline, ana dit 10: sP-
rssr 20 sharply defined s. n ones VISA
? ing moments. l MSS sppareCiIy sroused
from this sIs;e by Sigh: crscklnS sound
| started sad raised myself on my e. 1oW.
Nv besrt slnos. ceased 20 beat 81 whsI l
saw The hslf.breet had 1T some sPe-
cies Of dried herb, which scot oct
strong aromatic odor as it burned. ms
herb be VS. holding directly under Dick
nostril,, who l nOv perceived, to ny
horror, vss wrapped II proflut SUM
Der. The smoke OF this mysterious te'o
appeared 10 deprive him OF all conscious
ness, for be rolled gently of the pine
log, sud lay stretched upon the too7.
4 The hslt breed nov stole 20 the door sud
/ opened il gently. Three sinister heads
peered 10 out OF the gloom. saw the
long barrels OF rifles and the huge,
o-awry hands tha. clssped them. Ire
hslt breed pointed Significantly 70 where
I Law with hi. long. bony fingers, then,
drawing 8 large thirsty looking knife
l from his breast, moved toward NE. The
time hsi come. Ny blood stopped-my
heart ceased 10 beat The half breed
was within 8 few feet Of my bed; the
knife wss raised; another instant and II!
would have been in my hear when
wish hsad As cold - ice | lifted my
revolver, took deadly aim and Fred!
A stunning report, dull groan, s
! huge cloud of smoke curling around
me, and l found myself standing up
right with dark mass lying 81 my feeS
| Great Godi what have you done,