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EcH NIcAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
IswFS w, sUTT

CONTINUES the vigorous prosecution of hi
" avocation Carpenter and Bidder, and vii
take erdors,ior work nd The prompt
Iy and oriiy. His experience is such that
he can guarantee perfect Sorkmanship, and his
prices will compare fayoisbly with the most
reasonable. Those desiring to brild should give
him call.
April %, 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25

APPLE BREAD.-A very light, pleasant,
and healthy bread is made in France by
mixture of apples and -four in the proportion
OF one>third apple pulp to two thirds flour.
The usual quantity of yeast is beaten with
-four and the warm pulp Of tho apples, sal,
and little water. If tho apples are sour,
little sugar may bo added before putting in
the flour. 1t requires rather longer time to
rise than ordinary bread and should be eaten
fresh.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25
PLASTER.

lust Received Fifty Tons Of best quality Of
- Nova Scotia Plaster. which we are nov grind.
ing and selling At the lowest price for Cash onI7
March 20, 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25

NEW PLASTER MILL.
AFlNG our nev Steam Plaster 81 Ill IN 70 u on
GRAFTON, ve offer frst lot of Finely
"round Plaster, at lower rates than has been sold
hero for many years LIPpIT,T 4 ca
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25

SMALL OH1eN PIcKLEs.-Littlo onions not
larger than marbles must be carefully peeled
and kept eight days in a strong brine, chang,
ing the brine every other day. Skim Thorn
out into cloth, dry them well and put them
into glass bottles. Add spices and three or
four small red peppers, and fill up with
strong cider vinegar. If you put in tables
spoonful of olive oil it will prevent the on
ions from turning yellow. Mustard seed,
borse>radish, allspioe, cloves, pepper corns
and mace are all good splicing for onions, &C.
cording to taste.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25

APPLE SHORT CAKE.-To ono quart of
sif.ed -four add two teaspoonsful cream of tar
tar and one of seda, half teaspoonful salt,
quarter of pound butter, sweet milk enough
to mix it. Have the dough rather stiff, roll
and bake in a sheet. AS soon as baked split
open the whole cake, spread one piece quick
ly with butter, cover with we'll swoetcned
apple sauce, pour over some thick cream,
crate on nutmeg, place the other half on this,
crust side down, spread with buttor, cover
with applesauce, cram and nutmeg.
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HARDWARE DEPARTMENT,

HARDW AXE DEPAhFHENT,
Consists ofIron Steel. Horse and Mule Shoes Horse
Nails, and Blacksmiths' Supplies and Tools, such
as Anvils, Bellows, Vises. sc.
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CUTLERY.
Mortise Machines, Boring Machines, Jack Screws,
Chains. Traces, Hsmes, Trowels. Nails, Spikes.
Locke, Hinges, Bolts, Files, Chisels, Levels,
Planes ,Bevels, " trenches, Hoes & Picks.
09- Special advantages or furnishing Circular,
Mill and Cross Cut Sa We, with warrant.
complete stock OF Tools and Supplies for Car
psnters- Builders, MasOns, Sailors, ShoeInakers
and others, with many Housekeeping and Furnish
ing Goods, both American and Imported.
April 2. ISIS. HORACE BEALL.
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BLACHO OAK BARK

r WILL buy GOOD BLACK OAK BARK tbn,is
i properly taken and cured according to the fol.
lowing directions, and PAY Cash for it, at the
rate of FIVE DOLLARS PER CORD OF I2s feet
measurement, delivered at my nailis in Winehes-
tor. Va. and Four Dollars on cars At any point
the b. o. Railroad from Hancock to stsunton
but the cars must be carefully and clossly piled aud
filled JuI-All that can DO gotten in them-in order
TO cave freig and carte here. hich much
per car, whether the cont ains much or little.
Observation-Disclosures nee ia king the Bark soon
as il will peel well-run fresiy-and DO take
tho bark from the upper part of the tree and limbs,
for the young bark Ia more fleshy and better than
the old bark which is mostiy rose; the bal should
not be broken up too m och, nd mpst be Of
age thic knees as the heavy butt bark by tsrlfvi
not be bought at full price. The outside Of the BUTk
must ol,rnys be Kept up. good way is to rest
end on the log. wi th outside up, which will pre-
vent it's curling; also protest tho from the
wea Their. which icing the part used. mus. be kept
ish and not allo we'd to got wet or mould, which
Injuries its strength and color, the all important
pats,
The BARK must not be brought in until cured
enough to stack up eloselJ-por when wet or damp
for it will not kesp-as We have to sils it vben
ceived. GERMAN SMITH.
Winchester. Vs.. March 4. Is79-3m.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
pRRsoNs In want Of frs.-olas.
mo- STOCK RAISERS-

onee In the gelding of stock, offers HE pref.s.
sionaI services - the Stock Raisers Of Jeffsr,on
and adl'ining Coun ties prom isin re q. abs
eeution OF work entrusted To him. wilI aIso ri,.
attention to dise1lsl Ia horsss Also h.. pat.a,
Astfkootef. which be ill apply toHogs. L.i.rs
will receive prompt attention. Terms r..so,sbIs
Feb. ID, 1877. JOHN W. sCHAEETER
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LUMBER AND LATHS.
lHTR offer a prime Lotto zach Lumber Also Ne
W white Pine Laths.
May Is, le7-- LiPPITT CO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25

'NHE Celebrated Oyster Homemade Kip Boots
i for sale at EIMROD TRUsSEIISs
October s, 1875. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25

FOR SALE.
NNE Complete Soda Apparatus, consisting of
" Marble Draft. ono Copper Fount and Coma
rAtor. Having for it, any one needing it
will secure great bargain.
T. ". s.QUIGLEY.
Harper's Ferry. March 4. 1879. Druggist.
WE have iust received Fresh Stock OF all the
w popular brands of Cod liver Oil, con sisting
of Toagern's, Marviu's, HamPton's. Baker
Wilbur's, all nice and fresh. To DO had from
t. " s. QUIGLT,
Druggist, HarPcr's Ferry.
TRY the Moss Starch, which is far superior to
Starch, and at much less figures. To be had
at T. v. s. QUIGLEf'S
Drug Store, Harper's Ferry.
MAKE your own Soap. A case OF Rabbits Pots
1f1 ash, just received, which We can offer at low
Gguros lar superior to Concentrated Lye, at
T.V 8. QUIGLEY'S
Drug Store. Harper's Ferry.
DURE Wine and Liquors, nly for Medicinal
L Purposes always on hand at
T. IS QUIGLEY'S
Drug Store, HarPer's Ferry.
March 4, 1879.
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COUNTRY Produce taken in Exchange for
~ Boos. Shoes. CIR oc cries and all other goods in
my line s. s. DALGARE.
October l, 1878,
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WHEAT WANTED,
"Enre paying the highest CASH prices 70,
w Wheat. IIPPITTs 4 CIi
AuKust D. ISL. -
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PIANO FOR SALE.

EoR Sale, a Good PIANO-will be sold cheap.
4 and on favorable terms. Apply at tho
SPIRIT OFFICE.
January 7, lS79-tf.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-14
p U r E MILK!

I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE I AM PRE-
" pared to furnish families. hotels, restaur-
ants, boarding houses, or any other per son wit
genuine, Pure Milk, fron,none pint TO 100 cal.
t' ,ohs per day. at my residence on Spring street,
liberal reduction will be made for larger
"sn"ues WIN. +. TAYLOR
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-14
GEO. w. BAKER.

4 T'TORNEY At LAW AND NOTA-
IA ry Public. Office in Dick Ryland's Brick
Building, Bateman street. Eureka, Nevada.
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DIR. A. c. BISHOP.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
i Office on Main street, opposite Paxton /
Cos Bank Eureka.
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A. B. HUNT.

IN at Law, 800 Montgomery street. Rooms
65 and 66, Nevada Block San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
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COAST CLIPPINGS.
News Notes Cleaned From varions
Sources

3OOrCf9-
Johnny Shields. exc Of the hest known
variety actors IN the West. died Of pneu-
monia at Leadviile the other day
The Southern Pacific railroad is com
pietei several miles east Of Maricope
Wells, or more than 900 miles from San
Francisco.
Preparations are already being made in
Sacramento for the next campaign, a call
being now ont for an early meeting Of the
Democratic County Committee.
The number OF through passengers by
the Central Pacific railroad during April
was 6S18. of which number 23i6 { East
and 4472 came to California.
1t is generally believed in Arizona that
the Southern Pacific railroad will be push
ed from Maricopa until the boundary Of
New Mexico IL reached. Thu large ship
ment Of material indicates this.
The " Stock Report says that the talk
about the stock business being removed
from San Francisco Is supremely ridicu-
ious. The stock business, it says, will
flourish in that city as long As the mines
OF the Pacific Coast are in duration.
The completion Of the Northern narrow
gauge railroad will open up the finest
farming region in the country, while
freight now going into Idaho by the Cen
trial Pacific will be almost entirely shut of.
Ii will also afford TO northern miners a
cheap cAtiet for ores and bullion Ii the
present rush continues, Idaho viii become
. State inside Of two years.
February %, 1873. Lcsav;Ile had a pop
ulation Of 800 domieiled in ~ cabins Of
logs. 1t has to-day nearly 10000 people,
5000 buildings, eight reduction works,
two theaters, churches, schools. ~telegraphs,
a railroad reaching as swiftly as 5000 la
borers can make it, and 200 wagons en-
gagged in hauling ores from and mercban-
Springs,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-15
NAIL NOTES.


Current Topics Reported from All
Quarters.
Since the negro exodus begun. the Kan
sas farmers have decided not to plant any
water-meions.
ia in the insane asylum Of Michigan. His
real name is David e. H~abbangh.
1t is estimated that Jay Gouid's net
earnings for one week, by his operations
in Kansas Pacific, amounted to 81 $4,000.
The late Mrs. Sarah J. Hale wrote
MARY Had a Little Lamb" for the amuse-
ment Of her children. 1t is likely to re-
main as enduring as any of her Efforts.
The Missouri Legislature has a novel
proposition before it To punish voters who
stay away from the polls three elections in
succession with forfeiture OF the right to
hold any Office in the State.
John Sherman has gone to Ohio to work
up the enthusiasm and secure the Repnbli-
can nomination for Governor. John has
an idea that the back gate OF the gnberna-
torial boarding house in Columbus opens
on the direct road TO the Presidency.
In digging an excavation in a street in
St. Paul, workmen uneartbed a silver
chalice and a paten Of a style not used in
the Roman Catholic Church for 900 years.
1t is supposed that they belonged to Father
Hennepin, the pioneer missionary Of Min
nesota, who was captured by the Indians,
near the Mississippi river, abont 200
years ago.
Even the Dead Sea ia being appropriated
by this ntilitarian age, and as a place Of
OF utter uselessness no longer roases
dread. The manufacturers have come in.
and the lake beneath whose waves lie
S0dom and Gomorrah, is now being made
a means for the manufacture Of chlorate Of
potash. The saving in the manufacture Is
more than thirty per cent. Thu Dead Sea
and thirty per cent? Even judgment is
turned to the purpose Of Mammon.
Recently President Hayes appointed
James Hill. o ~well-known colored man,
Collector of Internal Revenue for Missis'
sippi. and he was required to give a bond
in the sum OF $40, 900 The yicksbure
HERALD points 10 the fact hat Whit
men readily went on his bond for tina
| amount. in order TO show that deserving
colored men get full recognition in tina
Stafa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-15

"MAMMA." said a wicked ~youngster,
lam I yonr canos?" mo. my child. why
do you ask 2" ooh, because you always
say you like to see people paddle their W
canoe; and / didn't know but maybe l was
yours" The boy g out of the door
with more reference to speed than grace.
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Annual Meeting.

,r,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AP coS.
HILL CONSOLIDATED Minlst 70 serve
PANY, for the Election o. srsnssction q
ior ne e, snsa hns,ness as may be presented, W. u.
ssl held al the oaice Of the Company, .,rs USMs sn
Nevada Block, No. 800 Montgomery s't H. 18th
Francisco, California, on Monpns
day Of May, A. d. 1879. a. = Q OF LIN on secretary.
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Upward and onward" is a very pretty
expression, and looks well on a Fourth Of
July banner. and sounds well in a campaign
speech; but the course Of the human race
has been. In many respects, the reverse.
ever since Ewes apple went backward and
downward.
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PACIFIC A r.
ESPECIAL 70 rHx EuKExA DAILY sExzrxEI-l
CALIFORNIA
Mexican Assessment.
OVER THE DARK EIyER.

SAs FRsScrsco. May H.
The Mexican Mining Company has lev
led an assessment Of 81 per share.
William Gi~rzikowsky, proprietor Of the
Hotel Rhein. who had been missing since
Yesterday morning. vss fOcni dead in
Laurel Hill Cemetery yesterday morning.
with q pisfol-sbof wound in the breast and
another in the head The suicide il at
tributed to dependency over business
affairs.
Thomas Gallagher, ex-atsorney Of the
French Savings Bank. attempted suicide
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel last evening
The attempt was . failure, the shot inlict-
ing a flesh wound in the abdomen No
cause 10 known for the act
Suicide at stockton.
STOCKTON. May IL.
On wednesday last Bartholomew Logo
marsino. an old and ~seli-knowu resident
of Stockton. disappeared. and his absence
from home caused great uneasiness in his
family. Search was instituted for him
Saturday and Sunday. but without learn
ing anything concerning his whereabouts
Yesterday morning 4 boy found his bady
under the bridge beyond the French Camp
toll gate 1t presented = most horrible
sight. Apart from decomposition and the
ravzges Of yermin, il vas evident deceased
had first committed shari kari while
standing. and then with a vigorous stroke
of the razor ent his throat from ear to ear.
Cause Of suicide, unknown
H0OdIamssm Mt Georgetown.
GEoR6EIows, Gala, Nav H.
Sunday evening three boys. McCulloch,
Beatty and Stanton. each about IT years
old. vent 70 the cabin Of . Cbinsman near
Georgia slide. and asked for n They
threw stones at the cabin and McCulloch,
who had a rifle. approaching close to the
cabin, put the muzzle Of the gun to q knot
hole and fred. the charge entering the
feshy part Of the Chinaman's thigh Me-
Culloch was arrested. The prisoner was
bound over in the sum OF 81 coo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-15

Ar the Centennial celebration Of the
city Of Lexington, Kentucky, the other
day, the venerable General Leslie Coombs
appeared upon the stage. He referred to
his extreme youth, and. supported by his
huge vslking-stick, six feet long, he spoke
the well-known piece beginning:
You'd scarce expect one Of my age.
To speake In public on the STAGE"
amidst rosrs Of laughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-15

Nh. Isaac v. GREEN. of Michigan, says
the Atlanta "Constitution. /" ran away with
his wife's aunt recently. In other words
He ran away with his spcuse's aunt,
And never again was seen;
TIL ~ proving anew what q rare old plant
Is the Michigan 1. v. Green.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-15

THEsE is only one object in the world
which will attract a young lady's attention
from a handsome young man whom she
meets ON the street, and that is . woman
with q hat two laps ahead Of any style she
has yet seen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-15

Al The entrance Of : restaurant in Pesth.
where young ladies are employed TO stand
snd wait, il posted : notice reading /:
"Gsntlemen are requested to abstain from
kissing the mattresses on the stairs, ~ this
i : fruitful source Of breaksgo. and inn
pedss the service"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-15

REACTION IN TAyoa OF SILVER.

else Coast.
REACTION IN YAyoR OF SILVER.
From the Morning Call
The despised silver metal IL again com,
ing into favor. The attempt to do without
ii has produced snch wide depression in
the best organized industrial nation in the
world that . powerful reaction has set in
which Is quite likely in . few years to re-
store silver to its old importance ~ money.
Mr.. williamson, . leading advocate Of sill
yer in England, wants to hurry the move
ment along in his own country by discon-
tinning the coming Of silver In the United
States. His the0ry is, that IL the United
States stops coming silver the depreciation
Of the metal that will naturally follow will
cause such disturbance in the English
markets that the gold advocates will be
forced to give up their position.
THE TRUTH IN 4
From the Evening Builetin-
With : few exceptions most Of our poiit-
ical crises were u IN artificial character.
They usually involved no larger issue than
that one set Of men should rave the Offices
10 the exclusion Of another set Of men.
The general industry Of the country was
not much affected. The Fabric Of society
remained unshaken, for the reason that II
was not attacked. 1t Wa only natural,
therefore, that the day after the election
the people should resume their occupa'
tions with light hearts, the defeated sub
uniting with good grace. But nothing
more serious had happened in : great ma
jority Of cases than that some friend Of
group Of friends had failed TO obtain Office
PIE OF ELECTIONS.
Fram the atock EXCHANGE.
Almost every city in the county show
an improvement In the volume Of business
for April, while San Francisco shows : do
cided loss. SO much for elections.
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watch lost.

~ MONDAY EVENING LAST. 4 siI; The
ID WATCH, with ~flve-ouncs i,ssving the
finder will be suitably rsw.rosa tIouse.
watch ut the bar Of the sacAsoA myll.lvs
Eureka, May ~. 1879.
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4 RARE CHANCE.

nEALERs AND PURCHASERS 6EW
in Horseiesh can buy OF me.s' 0 ~
a bargain. from IS TO 80 head Oh supV
rior $3.50
American Horses
said horses are now running. shout - \ nusi'
west OF Moore's station; about 70 hesa = River.
water; and about Is 10 20 head stwr usrticu-
Good title and guarantee. For more !. osacs.
lars and terms Of safe. &e., Apply q ny
myf3-tf Tybo, Nye eoon..-
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MRS. EMELIE K0HLER,
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAkE R.

r ATE ARRIVAL FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
solicits the patronage and acquaintance
of the ladies Of Eureka. All work done in the
latest style and most durable manner.
Eureka, May 9, 1879. myf-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-15

NEW 1oRK, Nay IA.
The Philadelphia ssTimes" recently sent
. correspondent TO interview General SUIT
ter, the discoverer Of gold in California,
and prints . lengthy account. The COR
respondent says he is living at Little in
comparative poverty.
The "Sun." to-day. in commenting.
says the man who first found gold in Ari-
zons Is equally unrewarded. He il an old
Spanisrd named Barardo Treres. and
keeps . miserable tavern.
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a GOOD THING.

yFlTCHFII.,s NEW GENERAL - 20
MI OF rHE WORLD. edition q H.
IS Bradley. Gsrretson & Co. o. Pniisu. .iaas,
is Just the work every intelligent genera 1000.
wants for constant reference. u - = nsS n
NEST complete. and much the cneapss, wins The
the Kind published. Anew map, showins a
divisions * Turkey by the Berlin treaty, IN W II
large doubie-psge map of Africa, snvs..1 n
that is now known Of the coast ana inseu ~ i.
this interesting continent. are among
~tractiye features OF the work. ~. mind.
the snaravinss arr excellent. and the ra I'M
ing durable and beautiful. Every one susssns
improve the passing opportunity u s
that which they want 80. pacific
Il. G. MATHER. General Agent for
Coast, is new II the Psrser House.
my1I-fm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-19
WANTED-HOUSES.

NLTITHG rooms; modern improvements; IN the
rent not to exceed s5. Address GEORGE BRuN'
SON, city po. selD3t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-19
Victoria mt BalmOr nj

One naturally cannot help making inquiries
about the Queen when staying in the neigh
borhood. 1t is u neghborhood in which she
goes about in a more free aud spontaneous
way than anywhere else. She could hardly
go about at Windsor and Osborne as sho does
at Balmoral. The Queen is always dressed in
very plain and quiet fashion, which is itself
n rebuko to tho cxtravagant "dressiuess" Of
the present day. She will enter very humble
shops in order TO make very small purchases
These purchases are mainly intended rs gifts
to the poor, chiefly the poor in her own SER
vice. She selects the articles, but never asks
tho price. The prices charged arc exactly tho
same as to any ono else. Besides this, the
Queen regularly visits tho houses OF
coltagers. Some touching instances of this are
given in tho Highland journal, Really" tho
Journal remarks the affection of these good
people, who are so very hearty and so happy to
see you, taking interest in everything, Is so
very touching and interesting" | heard u
very pleasing anecdote Of the Queen one day
ON the coach-top, as went from Braemer to
Blairgo wre. We passed house which had
belonged to a deceased general officer. u
Baronet, who had seen good service in tho
NapOleOnic wars. llo had built house, nm
exact representation of Longwood, where Ma
poleon died. On II mound close by the gate he
had erected stand, where waved flags COM
memmorative of all the different battles
in which he had been engaged, aud
in the centre the flag of Water
loo. The Queen passed by, and, amid all
the details of her triumphant progress, she
omitted to notice this peculiar array of flags.
The old General was sorcly hurt by the omis-
sion, and bemoaned it greatly. He, however,
had friends at court, aud one of them vontured
to speak to Her Majesty on the subject. Tho
Queen, in the most prompt aud gracious way,
was anxious to crafty the old soldier and re-
lieve his mind. When she was next about to
pass that road she caused m intimaton to 10
given to him that the flags should be displayed
as before, aud then bc should fall into her
caIvacado and ride before her, as ono of her
bOdy-guard to Balmoral