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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27
A asnulilasls love story

young clerg yman and his bride
we're invited guests At large part Civ.
"a BY q wealth parishio ner. In all the
freshness and 4 slsg anca s!of sshsr bridal.
wardrobe the yaahg wife VI own among
the throng. dlatiing w her CONES.
liness, yiyacity and tti i ;and when
during she, Yenine a og9g husband
drew her aside and Whispered to her
that she vas u the most beautifu I'll Woman II,
ina the comp ana 1T ID heart
rs Ess e sBg i bs s9
|piest woman IN the world. Ten
years th 81 z same & hussband md
wife were guests at S tlI SAIL hAMeS kpnse,
where was gathared q similar gay
wore thessams Tess shs j d iad Worn 81
the previous occasiio I'D; Of course it had
been mad soYers I'D ID WAS !: old fashioned
and almost shabby Toll and carl care and
mothef hond and pinch ciiriicumstan
;ces had taken the roses out sof her
Cheek, sand 4 tile the spirit oatsof her
form SHE sat apart from the crowd
looking careworn preoccupied.
|; Her small hand Ipne With coarse
toll, we're sungl oyad, for the minister's
salary Yves pain FIJI smal
II littls hpaft I, the ten Il @afss husband
stood and Tool ed at lis IN fe snd d BIS he
Observed her fad ed ress md her weary
attitude, q great sense of ii lierp atient,
loving firth fnlnes 81 can HIS heart.
Looking up she cang his earnest. gaze
and noticed that eyes were filed
with tears. She rose and went to-
hin, her quest nine eyes Smutel ask-
ling an c1planatio OF his 4 emo
Etiohl And when Wien! he 2ttssndaf1 took her
hand and nfaen III 81 lid aim He'd her
away from Tie crowd / oh ii told Her how
hss he'd hesp Der as she
Looked ten wears bsfo ore when she was
bride; and how much more precious she
|1Ras Ito him n5M and How much more
beautiful II, ffor her shah by dress
and Enlightened hand II Ind how he ap-S
preciated all her sacri fees and patient
toll for him and their Obi dren, o great
Wayes Of happ sss HEART, d
light shone inner face that gaYeIt more
than its youthful beauty, and in all
thisico there was NOT sd. shappy a |;
couple as Ills husban and wife, their
hearts and Faps iagl az from The lflisning
|,np ofsapurss en timent ;th hi transtfi hi cured
and ennobfed and gglorifi ia allsth tolls
and priyations they had injured.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27

There are si iS n leg states perhap
seven to be carved ont of the present
tories before man years Dakota,
M rs 'ial;li llss New Mexico Ytah, Idaho
sand bington. The .data of their
admission o VII vi depend more upon the
pleasure .of5 Congress. When these are
States, there will be forty 5T four States
! in the Union. # Dakota Isl divided,
there will be forty FIVE. ,f s.:
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27
rsr,.s snisl rosnss

|!s Gong FRESHMAN Tucker has BEEN appointed
guardian of the Garfeid chi reh. s 81
Hoe. Stephen q Eamira,
NJ died Oh "Wednesday, leaving al estate
valued 81 several lIionss
YOUNG, black pretty lfras Iiyingssone,
the Cuban vito f 4 New York rsaI estate asal4
en- leagea her buAbanda homo III Plsinield
|sshd j. heard from no more.
The renowned pl,ysieian and surgeon White
Beaver CDR. Frank Powell has two yofinaer
rotlers pm ctisirig med he Both are dtiite]
well knoYn u III Grosaa where hey reside Y
pr Ruddoch 81 ii ii'l y,o,
Svas mari ias rn Thgrsday DIED on stnrslsy,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27

Again the tide Of specie has turned
IN N favor sof; this country. every imcom-
ing steamer Is freightedswith the pre-
Y oieas metals sent hereto pay for ship
/, ments Of breadstufs and for American
I securitiss It is estimated that IS, 900, :;
as000ssn foreign gold has come to New
Fork since October first, and thats$2,-
q 600, 900 more viii arrive before The first
of February igssss 81. .s
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27

In acodidl 70 hiswil hs'gave his large fort
tune to hin wife. and h3s relatives Will contest
paa Ros Of Riohlsnd Cantor, via, who 8
made VOW on tho fit election Of Abraham,
Lincoln. in 1860, not to shsye until 3 Demo-,
crah6 president was elected, kept his wo1d
till last Saturday when us news was receivaa
barber and had his beard shaved and trimmed
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27
aFugrsts Of Rorsfsa News.

The; FSepch. government proposes to increase
import duties upon foreign corn, the. smount
not exceeding 8 francs per 100 kilogrammes.
= a SENEGAL the famous Canadian ,specula-
TOT, has suddenly Withdrawn lis suit for $780,.
900 damages against the Toronto Nal. IA row
a commission has been formed to inquire into
bis purchase Of the North Shore railway
The Red star line steamship. pennlsnd fosp,
Wsyer). which sailed from 4 New York Til sth
instant for Antwerp was in collision with a
Swedish bark of Goodwin Sands, and the bark
sunk. No details Of the disaster have % ; vel
been received ~ ;S
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27
THE BAD LANDS, COW BOY.
r PACKARD Publsher. Is
MED ORA, s. DARQIA.
1T in stated that five mffAens Of dolss
/ lars will not cover the actual disburse-s
.sments for elect eering purp oses this.
fall: But thia:sum is only an item. The
time spent is never estimated, accord
ing to, any money value. rs s. i;
3 to any money value: =

81; The great Pacific Company,s whal-
ing vessels have returned to San Fran
CISCO from summer cruising. Ships
have returned with no, whales or only
one Or tive. g her ships have returned
full of oil and bone: What is to, be
noted; is that the. most; humane captains
have had the best luck They have re-
turned swith very profitable cargoes,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27
Raairoe i s'iand ,R : I, r.y 3,

Baltimore 8 Ohio 5sl
The railroads running from Buffalo to Chi
cago have agreed on areduction in the rates Of
tickets now selling to Chicago, to $40 for first
class and rs for second class sfgi
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27

The tax rates off ! several principal
cities II the last fiscal year, 1885,, were
q follows Boston ; ana PIP ffovidences
..eaoh s14:5o PEI ST, 900 6s Nsw York s2e.3
ss82, Phi1ad elphia s1s. Sd, Baltimore 81 6.s
s 81 cmciinnah $40: 80 / and Chicago ss4-
q: Boston's rate tits yea IS :s17.
While The Boston levy On 81
S0 . for every man woman and child in
the cit, the assess rs valuati pn Of Prov
sidence sis onl 81, so per capita, ii
New York ,00o, of Bal $500, 81
Philadelp hia and Gin cinnati 100 each,
and Of Chicago $3.50. Y s III b s
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27

GOV. Brown Of Rhode Island has appointed
William s. Sheffield to succeed the late Senator
Anthony ss5!93, e {. ID : NJ
The reduction Of wages Of ingram carpet.
w " Philadelphia will erect probably
10000 persons. s5i !, ss
Michigan was an u,inicomnfoftably close state,
too. Blaine's plurality ovor. the fusion elector.
al ticket is less than 5000.
{ John Hesly Of Chicago, clerk Of the superio,
courr-elect, thinking himself beaten lust afte,
lost IS " ,s11
David Eastman Of Harlem, III, lost d 81, 0OC
farm BY betting on Blaine, and long after cleo
ton day refused an offer OF 300 to draw the
wager. ri $i IA H 4: n 4 4
< julius Blank Of New York, convicted Of il.
legally registering before the late, election,
was sentenced to Sing Sing prison eighteen
months Emil Godfrey, who aided him, got
two and half years. n AZ, al
i The supreme court of the United States de.
4nlded that it had no power to- reverse the jde.
'cision ola Virginia court holding that insur..
ance companies were not liable for property
burned At Richmond at the time of It's capture.
81 NJ In recent number Of the New York Journal
of Inebrieh, DR.: Napier SHOWS that, farinacs..
ous foods are preferable to an others in the
treatment pf alcoholism MaccaroniI beans!
dried peas Ind lentila, in his opinion, antago.
nize N marked degree the appetite for aleo-
There arrived 81 St. Paul depot recently in
charge Of George IL IA Moore, ID speaiai car
belonging e. the United States; fish! commission
containing q large plumber Of small fab for
distribution throughout the Northwest, and
tasvO9 spawn for tina Minnesota hatchery, near
IS IN q contest for purse in Helena Boyd Dick
iinson, Of the firm Of Hagdman & CO, and
Thomas Murphy Of Blake i Myers. we're we're the
Contestants. Fifteen sheep weres dressed by
each man in an hour. N But., Murphy swas al
work on the sixteenth when time was called,
and about one minute ahead So was therefore
declared winner and TIE money, about $50 in
~ was turn g eyer f9s hin 81
The suspension 3of the. banking house 3,
Hyatt Ieyings aid Co. 81 Washington, Davies
county Ind, ammo uncsd recently has created
much alarm bout that section, as It'll,
gcondfoh and he sstockHoi dsrs eilE edged
The Institution was III private house, and 4
AtI8e part or Lqne business men Of Washington
deposited with 1T y. g. sBllh eimer one III the
asHigneas atates fhat the lab will Spr6ba.
BIZ rssch l2a ooQ and assets abous sloo 900
s. B ~ q Winston 81, 4 GO, dealers in hard wood
lumber. with main office in ST Paul, have
turned over their property to three trustees,
=. Q. Long, Sardinia, N. *, D. Tozier, Still
water, and w. AZ Culbartson, ST. Paul 1 The
tirm consisted Of 3. O. Winston, St. Paul, and
g. n Stmson, Saltwater, and succeeded to the
business of Long u Winston sin September,
lsSS The Liabilities Ga are placed at sS o0Otand
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27

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asaiN I, N, 5 Sss
sl u y 81, $sss.S.
", yon thing l.5 y ought MOTTO talk so
PLAINLY about lS.sN ell, very l llat NOT.
guE e. lsase ailow tnas gneee mig ~
pe ciI mon Wollds make az q
pess Ior me 70 marry again.
5a r., es, :. 4, ].
ye peen aWldow I'VE years ana ss !!
me 81 Ilgnt man tnrne4 f'
sne Rausea sWlthS me secree deslse "
shaAe 4eE seneienl 4 81 Roslse, ~ see Y
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kMlgnS Aol Peg ~ osen z,
ecnoed ne q az sne
paused s'es !, Y
Wny, % course I, sne retorted you
VII allow taag tnere must pe ,rlgh \
man ~, somewhere !, Y one coula ma NM.
less, 81 j, !,
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mirss nleyo9ls sml - the law
yers eyes 2 quite new s dImpie, hltharto
Wh9ly nnsnspe eseq % hei cneek san 3!
perhals yon Won!d even ICY me come !. e
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pala wen s.,ls,
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| oW, desperateiy. & sSS
l2f She had been perfectly sure Tor ttWo g
or three months that ny. Sharpera?nn
was longing 70 prop pose 70 her could ne
PIT get the words s over ms tongue, ana
sn y nag y sag g herseif tnat Inns after.
n9on ne ~ Pig o sst \. ~ eenlnne WI
could devise q way Any thing short &ot
dellberately prop slng herself she was ~
prepares q SO, ana sne began now e
tear lest she should be forced TO even
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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27

I. Local papers in the counties Of Virginia yis-
tied with the fatal isconrge Enake only brief
mention Of its ravagess bnti nYeshga shows
that former reports are not exagg erated The
iGaysyille Times, Wise count, says that ito
deaths occurred in that county. Z. The disease
spreads over o conside cradle section, but is
worse in, WISE Lee and buchanan counties,
Rains have fallen there during the last two
days, and the water supply, which ID SUPPOSED
70 have caused the trouble, has bsdn feplen-
5lshed, and the disease is abating.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27

sound of footsteps crunched ON the
snow without Swss Heard the quick,
somprehe nsiye survey which the black
eyes made Of the room nc Heated some
desire that every thing should be right
and trig for The coming guest, and
showed mo eosSsr. that the newcomer
hid been expected: 81
A moment later and Tilly, the him
maid, had ushered into the room a dap
sper Little. man with; q ithenlsal u legal
air, shrewd, twinkling eyes, and 4 shin
ing baldBpotsoni Lbs top Of his head!
Ss Good afternoon, Sharperson I
tie widow said brisN sfiking Iwith hos
.pitables a1acrity I began to fear you
were not coming 2
" 8 God dshfterneen Il. the gent eman re-
turned login Els ii ia TO bsIs shaken
edo2n i'll b stbs IA pssrfgued8 the
widow bus Ting About With the desire 81
doing ing something ysE not butte knowing
Exactly what to- do. TT must be 8
GELD day dor all ttlhes sun. The snow
lcrnnehes tao n1clh III III one not to know
ethst. fo ssits didn' & Vol y: she
Eeonclude led knoWiinhg byexp erienee nothss
singsshpgt ief diEsc dest ion was likely
siaWvtr sss's' III ss $500 4
y 4 4 Wsssa 5brisa 81 B
IN &, 4 - Sy iy.an ss.y,
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mars rs o1asns sresgEe made Per
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'S ~ ~ la a.,eassalnl Vi muea colder
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know s tls p + e eela IS bssips e
s 81 uabroKen Silence 81 tha part 81
the LAWYER and tba Hostess ~ s farss Il
III slnu sil :, Jess YES
.; q aDa 4n,';n ~ sasner iof 3 more prom s
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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27
I q. q ,lJli,Hl,
y Record OF Cpauaidaa.

Mira Jula Hartnett of Cherry y Hill, Md, ws s
gored to- death BY bull. 81;
Edward Pulser, q brakeman on tho Manitoba
road was, killed recently at Reynolds, station
on the main line near. Grand Forks He fell
from . freight train and was run oyer and
crushed: he lived ct Pelican Rapids,f MINI,
bnt his body was taken to Grand Forks where
sit was YieWedby the coroner Pl1sor was s
single man ssSb / sGSst 81
e The steamer Captain Sam p lyyiRg between
Montgomery and Selma, Ala, exploded Ehhr
boiler at Hadnots bar. The boat was badly
wrecked About twenty Ave people were on
board. Capt English was hurt and ssyeral Of
the crew. Five people are missing, including
1sa little daughter Of the captain "a passenger,
D. McNeilly who had both legs broken, died
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27
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=
Mrs. Abigail Wild gin, q buxom widow
Of four and forty, sat sewing in the win;
ter sunlight which fell through the
stand Il eEaniums md petunias before
the sitting r6om @Si1dSM a cheerful
wood fire burned on the hearth, its
flames reflected in the glistening brass
FREQ logs glistening on1g less brightly
than the sun beams thelnse Ives. !
Mrs. Widgin was Q roiy poly little
woman, with swapping black eyes,
clSeekg like Bald Pal win apples; and hair
ii which only q few white threads dis.
turbed theraYen gloss. There WINS an
air; Of determination it is true, in her
firm lower jaw, but this was so over
sRadowed BY the general rosiness and
fiolity 81; her face IS tp be haTdly per-
Eceptible, and even . Close observer
woull I'd pro- onnced Mistress Abigail
Z, as shs, 81, placidl " sewing il the :after-
noon sunlight, IS dame as gracious as
she was comely. s4555s /. sl55:
The clock IN the corner licked mo,
notonously, the cat on the hearth rug
3alt'ernatel slept. and then, awakened
b. 9 sudden snap q the fire. awoke to
pgrsS Justly until ii omsih esss again ov.
ercame her. The widow seweds on; with
perfect comp osure, and scarcely even .
frher curve eofltRe mouth betrayed the
5faet that she was keenly debating some
imp sttan i Il tter g hsf mind. Only
Ito the.tlial and,r.when sati length the
sound Of footsteps crunched on the
snow without swsa heard the quick,
5sompreh ensiye survey which the black
eyes made Of the room indicated some
desire that every thing should be- right
and trig for the coming guest and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-21

HiN'D' - q. f.H ~ flr 'a-i1.-s o.. IA,
frrafy ~ Hfa-.-t, fhcrs hr.54r rf-tsry Of ~
f.f-.- >i.aF On ,rf faup'r or +, tn >Arr
". er opv .Hae frsr farYifi,. or ,iftsr 90, nyt,
DrgHf.s. GHFKTfNs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-21
POOR SPELLING.

There is now and then aperson who imagines
the proprietors of Thomas Eclectre Oil must
be very ignorant of photography in spelling the
word electric with three cs. Ectectr'c is used TO
protect against deceitful and base imitatorS who.
since they have learned Of this remarkable rene
DIV and its extensive sale throughout the country,
have went to their wits end in the attempt TO
manufacture something to resemble IL. While
we take this precautionary measure we might
add that the keaiiRg properties of Thomas
Eclectric Oil could no more be countertcited
than the pyramids of Egypt The original and
only Eclectrie Oil is Goah among its Tom
Thumb competitors, and has reputation for
honesty and efficiency universally admired and
never approached For rheumatism, and all
aches sprains, and pains, we most heartily
recommend it, Messrs. Sargent Bros, drug
gists Delta. Ohio, in ordering a quantity
OF Thomas Eclectric oil. write that they never
sold ANYTHING that gave such universal salts
faction in curing coughs. colds, bronchitis,
rheumatism neuralgia. etc. jos. l.. Foote, the
Commodore Elgin. Ill.,. SAYS Thomas Ecectric
oil cured him of sciatica with one application,
thoroughly applied II also cured him Of 4
severe cold and cough He thinks il "A very
valuable remedy. and will never be without it.
VI 81 ne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-21
Home and Foreign News.

The contributions in Boston TO the
sufferers BY the Western hoois amount to
nearly 5000.
Wendell Phillips gave all his property,
s240.00o. to his wife. with unlimited power
as to its disposal.
Congress has appropriated S20o.o00
more for the food sufferers. making total
Of half million.
Murders and assas,inaiions are ncreas-
ing on the Is,hmus Of Panama.
For the last month the Gar has been
in such a deplorable state of nervous excite
ment that TO all intents and purposes he may
be regarded as insane. He is said TO be
thoroughly terror-siricken, and lives in a
state Of panic which would be ludicrous II il
did not produce such melancholy con-
sequences.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-21
County News.

Bsr iisrbor.
School at Hull's Cove will begin Mon
day, the 18th inst; & l.. Kingsley, of
Gnuid>horo, teacher.
Fourteen wears ago YOUR correspondent
was a school '.chum" Of Rev J. u. HAYES.
mentioned in vour lss, issue. in connection
with revival meetings at Dedham. We are
glad 10 learn something Of Bro. Halves
whereabouts, and 10 know that lie is still la
boring.
On Monday evening of last week. n
neat little surprise party ~a> prepared for
the Eeneht OF the band, gaodiy number
Of the citizens Of Bar llaIb0r presenting
themselves AT the hall. al the close Of re-
hearsai, demanding admittanct. Although
some of lts members were yer, mucn sur
prised, they all agree that such manifesto
tions Of interest in their organization have
their bearing toward Improvement by its
members. and cordial invitation Is extend
ell 10 the visitors to come again. and the
band will use It's best efforts To make il
pleasant for them: but to those members of
the band who had prepared them>el,es for
the occasion with cleanly >hayen face and
billed shirt would not YOU haNe been
fulfilling YOUR DUTY, N appri>ng Your worthy
brethren, and giving them timely notice
whereby they ;ao nigh, have had on their
Sunda, clothes The FAC, is. large per
ton Of the boys we're obliged 10 parii5i-
pate in the evenings amu>ement in their
Old clothes and moccasius o. get no cake
Mrs r. G. Higgins. one d., lat week
hAl the misfortune 10 tali upon the ice and
break her len arm near the wrist.
If in his letter TO the AMERICAN. last
week, the brother at Dedham refer, 10 the
town of Elem a. being blessed with the
an,lquated methods ii old fog,i>nl" ~ not
wanting a railroad, ", uon.a respectfully
IAN in replt That somewhere" l-c have
leal ot a railroad hrin- ncCc>,aI, 10 The
building up. aud To the civilization ui a
town iu q wilderness, hIi laau hei. p, tile
sea shore. We feel that >I.l j. up, u" Gaze.
Feb. II. hNTNNNr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-21


A water-spout at Arequipa, Peru, has
caused immense damage TO the city and
surrounding country. Several people were
drowned.
-ltis reported that along the st. John
river one hundred caribou have been killed
this season. The animals are very plenti-
full. As many as six herds have been seen
at one time.
Frank James arrived at Huntsville,
Ala, Thursday night, in custody of the
federal authorities. lie Is to be tried upon
the charge Of robbins the pavmas,er Of the
government works at Muscle Shoals Of
| 5000.
The commercial convention between
Spain and the United States was signed in
Madrid on Wednesday evening. 1t goes
into effect March /, except certain clauses
which are deferred to the meeting of the
Cortes.
The President has directed the promo
tion Of Lieut.. Rhodes OF the revenue cutter
Dexter for gallant aud mrritorious conduct
on the occasion Of the CITY Of Columbus
disaster.
1t is said that Senator Anthony Of Rhode
use Of cigarettes.
The largest steam Yacht ever built is
being constructed for Baron Rothschild.
/ She Is pa feet long and - feet beam. and
i expected 10 be the fastest a well as the
/ largest steam yach, in the world.
Minister Sargent ha. invited the Amer-
can residents Of Berlin 10 celebrate Wash
ington's birthday.
Those who have given the subject,
much attention express the opinion that
there i 10 probability that Congress will
adopt any retlliatory measures With respect
( 10 GERMANY and France
-An experienced married. nan Of Plaus-
burg saws. IF there i, one time more than
smother when woman shoGli Ne entirely
alone, il h Nhcn fin The ~ clothes comes
down ID the mud
Capt. W \ kirkiln !. 1t j. understood.
Nil haze general charge of the Greriy re-.
lief expedition. 'if will he. directly m con-
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