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HOW TO CURE
SKIN DISEASES.
pIsFIGURING HuMoRs, HuMlLlATiNG
ERUPIIONS, ITCHING AND BURN.
ING TORTUkkS.

GAIT RIEUM or Eczema, Psoriasis, scald
- Head, Infantile or Birth Humors, and every
form OF Itching. Scaly. Pimply, Scroulous,
Inherited. Contagious aud Copper. Colored
Diseases of the Blood, Skin and scalp, with
Loss OF Hair, are positively cured by CurIUuRk
kEsoLvBrT, the new Blood Purifier. internally,
and CuriCURA and CuTICURA SOAR, the great
Skin Cures aud Beautifers, externally, whom
ali known remedies and the best physicians
fail.
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DEM CIGARS FROM boots FER Hun
HARTMAN's YELLOW FRoNTCIGAR
STORE.
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Or. Frazier. magic Uin,ment.

The greatest blessing that has been dis
covered in this generation. A sure cure tor
Boiis, Burns, Sores, Cuts. Flesh Wounds, sore
ana Hands, Pimples and Blotches. Price soc.
solu Dy Druggists. sold by III. IL. Cochran
oruBg'st, l3I and l39 North Queen street. az
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EOk SALE.
Two LARGE WALNUT STORE {

TV'WO EAKUE WALNUT sTVKE COUN-
i tors for SAFE; may be- seen In the store room
lately occupied by Mr.. =. s. Bathvon,i NO. lOl
North Queen street Must be- removed soon.
ApplytO q. II. LEEEERE,
al1-ttd ONCE No, 1877 East King ST,
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aREA BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told as 10 the great
curative powers OF CUrIcuM REMEDIES.
have paid hundreds ot dollars tor medicines
TO cure diseases OF the blood and skin, anu
CURA REMEDIES. CRAs. A. WILLIAMS,
Providence, L. |.
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DUBLIU SALE or VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE-Pursuant 10 resolution OF City
Councils will be sold at public sale, at the
Cooper House. Lancaster, ON Thursday, j une
10, 1854, at o'clock y. IN. the following de.
scribod real estate, to wit All that certain
messuage and tract OF land with the four.
story Stone building thereon erected, known
rs the " Boardman Cork Works, =" formerly the
" Conestoga Cotton MIL" ana the dwelling
house, blacksmith shop with other buildings
thereon, containing 7 Acres and III PeTches,
more or less, situated on the Conestoga creek
on the Rockland road, IN Lancaster and West
Lampeter townships, adjoining properties OF
Samuel Miller, Jacob Huber, Hobt. A. Evans
ana Others This IL Il very valuable property
and well worthy the attention OF man u iictur
ers and business men viii be suitable for
tannery, machine shops, steam mills, dye
house or any other business. The city will
To obstruct water to be built.
Also, NJ the same time and place all that
certain valuable Building Lot ON the south
sue OF East Chestnut street, between Marshall
anu Franklin streets, containing in front on
| chestnut street twenty-five feet Ter feet and
| extending In depth, sOuthward, ono hundred
ana eighteen feet lllS feet), TO "A IA feet Wide
| alley. being lot No, So on the Breneman and
Landis tract This Is Il beautiful location and
suitable tor "A residence IL conyenient IN
schools, churches and the railroad or rolling
mill. 'e
Persons desiring TO view the premises will
please call on the undersigned. Terms cas- IA
ON April |, 1855. PHlLlP ZECHEk
llENRY DOEIiR,
ISRAEL y, MAYER
JOHN y, kENDlG.
JACOB GUEDAKER, AucL.
m2S,3rtZll,li,ls,l9 ,l9i
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SaDford's Radical Cure for Cstarrb,
COMPLETE TREATMENT WITH INHALER
DOLLAR

The Great Balsamic Distillation of witch
Glover Blossoms, etc, called SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE, Tor the immediate relief
and permanent cure of every form Oi Catarrb,
from "A simple Cold In thG head To Loss ot
Smell, Taste and Hearing, Cough and Ca
tarrhal Consumption. Complete treatment,
consisting of one bottle Radical Cure, one
box Catarrhal Solvent and one Improved In
halcr, in one package, may now bC bad OF all
druggists for 500 Ask for SANFORD's
RADICAL CURE.
"The only absolute specific we know ot"-
Med Times. THE best we have found In q
lifetime OF suffering."- Reu. Dr. Wiggin, BOS.
ton AFTER long struggle with CStarrh the
RADICAL CURE has ConQuered."- S. "
Monroe, LeUisbui o. Pa. " have not found u
case that IL did not relieve at once."-dndTeU
Lee MdncheStsr, Mass.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co Boston.
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pROPOSALS.
DROPUsALs FOk FURNISHING STA
i TIOSERY, FUEL AND OTHER SUP

SECRETARY OF THE CoMMoNwEALrH's OrYIoK,
HARRIsRURG, Pa, June 2, 1884.
! hereby invite sealed proposals, at prices
below maximum rates fixed in schedules TO
furnish stationery, Fuel and other supplies
tor the Legislature, and the several Depart
ments OF state Government, and TOR Plumb
ing, Gas Fitting and steam Fitting for and
repairs, furnishing halls and committee rooms
oi tho Senate and House of Representative es.
and distribution OF documents, reports and
other printed matter for the Legislature and
the Department of Public Instruction, for the
year ending the first Monday OF June, A. ID.
1885.
Separate proposals will be received and sepa-
rate contracts awarded as announced in said
schedules, All proposals must be accompar
MED by a bond with approved security con-
diuoned for the faithful performance OF the
contract, and addressed and delivered TO me
before eleven O'Clock a. m. OF Thursday, the
18th day of June A. ID. 1884, at which time the
proposals Will be opened and contracts award.
ed, in the Executive Chamber At Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania. Schedules containing forms
OF proposals can be obtained on application al
the once OF the Secretary OF the Common.
wealth. W. S, STENGER
J2-!ltd Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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MEDICAL.


vuHE Only .kEAr EXTERNAL RE-
j medy,-Those eminent chemists, Frnfes'
sors Doremus and Bsttershall, endorse Ben
sons Capcine Porous Plasters.
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FOR Lame BACK, sioe or Unest, use suI
LoHs POROUS PLASTER. Price. 25 cent.
Sold by II. B. Cochran, druggist, ls7 and Isa
North Queen street. Lancaster. tebilaoda
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MRS. Dr. wslton's Periodical Tes.

molher walton has prescribed this yaluabIe
medicine tor great many years In her nrivsie
Ptavuco, ~ mas proved an untaiiing specific
~ lno treatment OF the many disordera 10
whcn the female constitution Is subject m
ls sure cure for the monthly troubles that "a
msny many sSo wo%sn spner; Mailed ON receipt OF
isI i and iso Sor1b eS Sua II; -; Cochran, druggist
s"' NJ" a'' Noith Sueoh street. (3l '
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rRAvsLER's aUIDs.

AsOAsrER AND DMiLLERsy,l,,H X n
Cars run as follows
Leave Lancaster (P. X. Bepot), ut 7, y AN,
alW ~ IN, anu =, 4, y and $40 ". M, except on
o'uruay, when tho last car leaves at G6p M
io m, aud l, g. and D. M
SUNDAY. WIZ" P' v"
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CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your CUTICURA REMEDIES outsell all other
medicines 1 keep tor skin diseases. My Gus
toners and patients say they nave affected a
cnre I'm every Instance, where other remedies
have failed. IL. W. BROCKwAY, Nj. ID.
Franklin Falls, y. II.
Sold by all druggists. Price CuTICuRA. %
cents RKsoLvEST. o.; soap, Csc. POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mass
sepd for ..How 20 cure SKIN Dtseasee''
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ORDINANCES.
uTY ORiJiNANUEs.

An Ordinance Regulating the Sale OF Fresh
Fish.
SEoTIoS |. BE II ordained by the Select ana
Common Councils OF the City OF Lancaster, In
Councils assembled That between the nrst
day OF April and the first day OF November In
each year, II shall not bo lawful for any per.
son or persons TO sell, or expose TOR sale an Y
kind of fresh tish whatsoever In any part OF
the streets OF Lancaster city.
SIC. = Any person violating the provisions
OF this ordinance shall forfeit aud pay the
sum OF ton dollars for each and every offense
which sum shall De recovered. as like pena /.
ties are recoverable, upon suit brought before
tne Mayor. or any Alderman OF the CiIy OF
Lancaster, and be paid Tor the use OF the city
into the treasury or the city by the Mayor or
Alderman collecting tho same.
Adopted by Select Council June 4, 1854
ROBEkT A. EVANS,
President OF Select Council.
Attest: GEO. II. KELLER, Clerk :. T..
Adopted by Common Council juno 4, lsSi,
ROBERT NJ. BOLENlUS,
President of Common Council,
Attest JACOB NJ. CHiLLIs, Clerk Z T..
Approved June ], 1874.
ID. +. EOSENMILLER,
Mayor.
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IL equal the &c. Havana Cigars at ="
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIgARS
STORE.
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Collins voltaic Electric Plasters,

New Life for Shattered Nerves, Painful
Muscles and weakened Organs. Collins Vol.
taic Electric Plaster instantly affects the Ser.
vous system and banishes pain, nervousness
and debility. A perfect Electro Galvanic
Battery combined with mighty medicinal
Plaster ior &c. All druggists.
iunel-lydW saw
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TyUTIUUKA nEmsDI &s.
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Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
AZ Lancaster with Niagara Express at St6,
viii run through 10 Hanover daily. eKcopt
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connecting
AZ Lancaster with Fast Line west, at l.5 will
ran through ~ F-sdsrtCk.
w,.,w,u psu S At;
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MUsIOAL IssTRUMEFTs
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DEhNsNLNAria RAILROAD NEW
i SCHEDULE - on aud after sUNDA
NOVEMBER, IL, 1888, trains on the Psnnsyl
yauin Railroad will arrive at and leave n Q
Lancaster and Philadelphia depots ~ follo~e {:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-05
ELECrieS viEws.

Bartholomew Lagson, an old negro
well known IN Arkansaw politics, was
asked his opinion of the Presidential
campaign.
Wal, sah," said he. I" Use thought
bout dis matter a good deal. an l Is
now forced ter de 'cius,on dat sonebo-
dy's awine ter get beat. Ii didn't look
DIS way al fust. bat ez de campaign hab
been pergessin'. dis fack hao cone a
srottin' er long, keepin' right up wid de
udder features oo de rsce.
"Mhat dc you think Of BlaineF
Hes a mighty fine man, sab; de
hest man vhut de 'Pnbiicans ooald pus
90. He totes er mighty fne head roua'
wid him."
.Wh q do Won think OF ClevelandF
"Wal, SAT-, he's a monstrous fine
man: de best one whut de Demmecrats
could er put up. de totes suthin'
mighty solId roam oater his snoui-
dcrs."
which do you think will be elect
cdr"
" Nov. heah. you needn't say dat Use
mentioned de subjeck and Gin de thing
erxay, bat dai's de leadin' pint IN dc
hull ihin2."
LOT course il Ia"
.Dats xnxt ssy. It's ieadin' pint,
AN one das attn q ~ Inc ter be settled u
som- time aFtsr de- lection"
"wnloh ons OF the Candidates . your
ehoicei"
.Sn-e-e, doan' open you msuf ds'
vay eFgsIn. fse got my eye on dc post.
! Office dosn heah ia dc country. jv.
trll me de m an xhus woaf be de mos'
an, ter eln me dc office. an Fh yer wict
one l'se fur
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-05
A FoRrEirURE PLANK.

The Republicans Of Columbia county
adopted the following as expressive OF
iheir sentiment on the railroad land
grant question:
Rssoleed, That we are in favor of the
iofieiiure Of the unearned land of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
With such legislation by Congress "a will
sesure all persons who settled upon or
purchased such land in good faith.
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RIBBONS FROM THE CLAYTON STOCK.
HOSIERY.

The Clayton Bros stock of Hosiery determined close
this week occupies the valuable
We divide the price every pair Hose center table last
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LADIES KNIT UNDERWEAR.
GENTS KNIT UNDERWEAR AND WHITE
SHIRTS.

The boxes these goods all destroyed night of the
re consequently they not worth than 25 the ST.
White nnlaundred Shirts, formerly 81 so
White aundried Shirts soed formerly 90 SO cents
White Hundred Shirts soeJ, formerly % SIS
Coored unded Shirts, soied formerly 90 now so cents
Coored laundrei Shirts, soied now rs cents
Gents knit Undershs soed, formerly now 25 cents
Gents knit Undersh soed formerly now so cents
Gents knit Undershrs perfect, formerly. 90 ST.
Gents Drawers above.
We also have large of Gents Neckwear which
will be sold at 25 on the 81 of first cost
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FISH OUT OF WATER.
TLongman's Magazine. |

Most people have heard of the climb
ing perch of the Ipdian region, which
gained It's name from having been seen
y its discoverer on the stem OF q
kalmyra palm, five feet above the
Eound, where IL Was apparently strus-
cling. BY means OF the spines on Its
scales and gill-covers, to get higher. As
mat happened nearly hundred years
seo, and there Is no authentic instance
y the fish having since been detected
airoing trees, the occurrence may fair
oe regarded as incidental rather than
eaoitual. There Is no doubt. however,
mn travels long aud far by land,
kenefaily in the morning. when the dew
waters its path, although on one occa-
non Mr. Z. l.. Laysrd met number of
Mem lourneying along a dusty road
snoef mid day sun. They are said to
.osm favorite food OF the boat
men ON the Ganges, who have
wen knowa to keep them alive
.ol nve or ak days without water. and
nnd them at the end of that time as
aavsly as when first caught. The typical
nsn cannot breathe ont of the water I;
~ me climbing perch can, because
ssose iss gills, and in the same cavity
va ,nem, lies an organ composed OF a
Implicated system of thin bony plates,
snlcn acts as lurg. This fish wss
.asli lately supposed to fill this cavity
~. water, and TO make use of the lat
morn time TO time in wetting its eilis
saa ss the camel in the desert draws
n ns Internal reservoir of water in
uef 70 quench its thirst. This theory.
aveser, has not been able TO survive
~ Iact that those who have sought for
s set W this labyrinthiue organ have
I've YET found 1t. Many fishes occur
soe fresh waters of the Amazon basin
sn a,en i are thus truly amphisious. They
M M nave giils ny which they can breathe
sh se other fishes in the water but
.ley have also special contrivanc. for
soaoing them 20 rsspire atmospheric
;s.'e - ~ vel. In some OF these it is the
hinai tube that PLAYS the part of
s@ IN others IL il the air bladder. the
As'ency OF the latter in this capacity
uR seen IN the fact that 10 il only
scary scey to close the passage which
fcss u with the atmosphere 90 suf
49, me nsb. One of those amphi-
Sss.s. Sss nsnes of 5 nth America 10 in the
49, Ss OF travelling by night in great
~sses, moving as fast an man can
~ 49,, ss only locomotive organs being
hsspiny ~ rays Of its pectoral fins and
a. ru. ru. .Another.inhabiting the swamps
49, ss"nna, travels by leaps, and al
ticss mas been observed, in the direc
th.s. ~ the nearest water. Most Of
~. usoes live in ponds and marshes
ssssa. n are liable TO dis appear In the dry
vssss' and II Is ia search of fresh
s,s,;n snat they undertake those mi
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IN 1873.
..,.sous Then OF q Now strong
..s.v and Railroad Advocate.
FOB PROBATE JUDGE.

yoB PROBATE JUDGE.
s..r,d there ever be q pantomime
an here Of MIlton's Paradise
A "a will endeavor to secure the
D 'si,,s of Mr.. Bradshaw TO take the
- 4 satan. That parsonage. falling
ssstroy heaven, descended and tried
- tbe lower regions-Mr. b., after
s,,,se ss 70 ruin the Republican party,
~. ~ stena down 20 rule the Democrats
~. ~ meeeedlne to a very limited extent
~ sre informed by a member of the
ws..cbard. Wilson county convention,
- sheg nominated Blanchard for Pro
~. Iudoe with the understanding that
!. sould resign in BradshaU's favor II
A. les.er failed to secure the Republi-
=, - nomination. for Prosecuting Attor-
- - Be this az it may, Mr.. B. has been
ss.ss.;aed for; and, we understand,
- Blanchard's place on the ticket.
M.uobari got scared and backed out.
~ osh2r b. stands as much chance of
hsiue sIecsed as a grunting sird does of
iJng.--Argus.
THAT RAILROAD QUESTION.
TIM Democracy of KING county have
,sv sensibly declared themselves op-
,sasd 10 that portion of the Democrat
4 sTsrritorial platform referring to ths
upouaIified extension OF time for CON-
1etlna the N. +. Railroad. This We
soacelys TO be one of the main issues of
In Dresent political contest; and not
sitbetanding their loyalty to party or
sanizstion and party leaders, the King
county Democrats are determined to
hkss firm stand for their rights as cit
izsns Of this Territory.
Friends of the N. 2. X. X. Company
b one breath tell US that their corpo-
rslion Ia rolling in wealth, and Is the
opIy company able to build line
across the mountains, and In the next
tbsy urge that it is weak and utterly un
sble TO build the prOpo ed road II re-.
sirictions and specifications DO entered
IN the agreement. They claim for 1t
psrfect ability to comply with the re-
ouirements of the MItohell bill, yet are
opposed TO any measures Offering simple
protection to settlers. They claim that
Il makes little difference to the people
Of this Territory whether railroad
connects With the Sound at Seattle or
Tacoma; all Of which Is very true, but
they might have added that 1t DOES
make difference when suoh question
Involves the possibility, on tue one
hand, of getting the road completed
within reasonable length of time. and
strong probability, on the other hand,
Of being compelled To await the pleasure
Of company whose pecuniary Interests
are better served by delay than bv haste.
The fact of the whole matter may be
summed up Ia the statement that the
people have lost confidence IN the N. +.
%. Repeated promises and repeated
failures have begotten distrust; and no
party lines, however closely drawn, can
prevent the sovereigns of our soil from
striking for their rights. 1t now re-
mains to be seen whether Tom Cation
will be able to persuade his Democratic
ffiends of the Territory that he IL their
true friend, nr whether he will nain-
hin the radical stand taken at the out
n Of the campaign in favor of nonop-
oy.-Port To,onsend Argus.
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.oveRrIsINc RATES
gOR DAILY,

...,0nsl cards. 81 per month for enc
Profess.sUs - ner month for one-half inch.
tch sno n pents line for one insertion.
:. L0cs'ss L..c,s line for six inserti'n'' and ~
so line per month: .i..rnen,s so cen,s an
s ons Insertion. 20 an incs asts loT a. 81 y
lrssft,@osss'k 3, and 50 per month.
FOR WEEKLY:
,..s,oual cards 81 per month for one
proiesss Al 5Jper month for one-half inch.
rcb. sbo 20 on I a line for Que insertion,
Lcssis: g ssn,s y al line per month; e..
nd ensrcial ADJ tisink. u per ihch ior
CcH5nsrtiop, and 81 per month.
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rogue Vas charged with obtaining
Goods by false prutsnses- he pleaded
thai he faile % sre hos . pretsnss eouid
b oshsr than false.
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Inv AND WEEKLY;

.,...,oual cards, 81 per month for one
Prolessssn "a ner month for one-half inch.
tch. sn' * Cents line for one week. and
ecenn advertiring, ~ an inca for
Cons and 81 an inch per month.
,sr vnsT.INTEtlICENcER PUB. co.
'.,sls June 10 1888.
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Co. cnsie Ward, Professor Lee and
Sssss. VIII assist in the concert this
nR a. the Baptist Church.
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FOUND.

A PLACE WHERE YOU CAN GET
~ the genuine Frederick sburg Lager
beer On DRAFT and as COLI as ice, for cts
Beer depot on Mill street, opposite the
Post Ounce II is the only place in Seattle
where you can get il.
V. SCHMlD, Proprietor.
Agent for the Fredericksburg Brewing
Company. Of san Jose, Cal. myl
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HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.

From the Clayton STOCK be closed this week following
price list tells the tale
Ladies' imitation hem stitched Handkerchiefs all fast coors
cents each last week II l>2 and Is cents.
Lpdes fancy Handkerchief last week l6 This week.
ladies fancy handkerchief, last week25 This week.
Ladies' fancy handkerchief last week...3 This
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iChicago Inter-O.esn.

aud in two hours pulled mp his foam
fleeked pony at his cabin door. he
made known the English plot before
tiismounting, aud his determination TO
set out for Washington and return the
next Summer with a caravan of emf
grants. None could dissuade him; be
must 20; the Webster -Ashburton treaty
was pending; the Oregon question must
he settlpd before Congress adjourned
en- the 4th Of March; Oregon must be
saved
In less than twenty four Lours be was
in III. saddle, gailoping for Washing
ton and Webster" Home and wife be.
hind him, winter and four thousand
niI..s before himl With Amos l.. Love
ioy and a guide he bounded over the
trail. through Fort Hall. whose jealous
eommandant would have been glad TO
have detained him had be not shown
p.s." from Lew 9 Cass. Secretary OF
War. The mountains are passed, but
winter is setting in and has already fro
xnn the rivers 10 the rapid current. im-
nasS.bIe? Not 70 the Doctor and hrs
errand of life or death ts Oregon! he
rides his horse to the edge, and then
horse and rider ara pushed into the an-
ory eurrent; out of sight; there they are
Heating far down to the other side; a
iump 20 the iee; good IRE and dry clothes
again. Lsst In the snow; wandering;
frrexinQ; dyink; almost buried; horc
entirely gone; every avenue OF escape
cut off sawed by mules ear! his Mex
,e.n rider not,crd some peculiar tSitch-
inc and movements OF the aufscuiaf
annend.ces, as II the owner Was eoei-
sst,no a scheme. In little while the
snimal. when left TO himself, led them
10 the sium bsring eu,bers Of their morn
ing fire. -. .
Fort Winter for another Rside; an extra
ride for Whitman!
To avoid hostile Indisns be mtAss q
eh.r. detection 10 The south o. Fort
| Hail. to 90 by saii Lake, and thsnss V