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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-31
Notice.

All persons indebted to T. r. Jones, BY notes
mortgages or accounts, must pay by January l.
1885, or the same will be placed in an attorney Z
Maids for immediate collection.
T. R. JONES,
dl2td by ]. NJ. BuRxErT.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-31
For Sale.
Attention, A. o. u, W.!

St.ted meetings Of HALEY Lodge, No. 1. A. o. o.
w. are held every Monday evening. ut 8 100 O'Clock
All Visiting brethren are cordially invited to at.
tend.
by order Of
GEO. NJ. PARSONS, NJ. W.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-31

Inc Ahstitute employs Allopathy. Homeopathy,
Thomsonian. Eclectic and Ill newly discovered
vegetabe med, ines. Also. employ Electricity in
forms Extensively. Also. Electrical. Turkish,
springs Mineral Bu hs. enabling
the Physicians and Surgeons Of this Insitute wit6
their extensive experience and Skill improved IN.
strnments and great preparation. to GUARANTEE
TO CURE all chronic. nervous. blood and female
diseases and deformities les spinal curvature club
feet. weak ankles. etc., thst sfaict men. women
ana children, al forms Of Head and Throat Dis.
eases. such as Catarrh. Tonsltts. aryugitis Bron.
chitis, etc. ALL s STOMACH. LIVER AND KIDNEY
DISEASES, such as Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Con-
stipation' Dizziness. HEADACHE, Diabetes, LAME
ana " EAk BACKS, etc. All Bladder, Rectum and
Sexual diseases. Pimples. Blotches. Blsckheads,
Discolorstions. etc. entirely removed. RHEgMA.
risM in al stages, Neuralgis Of long standing.
All Brain; NERVOUS. Debilitsting and Blood Dis.
eases. Heart Disease. Fits. SEMINAL WEAK.
NESS. Con. and Gleet. LOST MANHOOD, etc.
Paralysis. Dropsy, etc. Cancers and HEMORR.
HOLDS OF all kinds removed speedily without
knife, pain or blood All diseases Of the Feet. In.
growing Nails. Bunions, etc. All diseases Of the
EYE and EAR treat with skill and care equal 70
any oculist and surist Of the world. Ophthalnia
GranulGtions. etc. Cstarxcts removed. Gross Ewes
strsightened. Deafness, Ottorh0a. and all afiec.
tions OF the ear cured. Tape Worms removed in
three hours.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-31

turnslEmisston. AveratOn 70 Society. Dimness oi
Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital fluid pass
ing uaobserved in the urine aud many other dis
esses tbat lead to insanity and ceath.
DR. MlNTIE. who 10 . regular physician (grsd.
uate OF the University OF nnsylvanta), will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUSDREp DOLLARS for : case
Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (undeI
his special advice and treatment will not cure
or fer Anythtng impure or injurious found in IL.
DIR. MlNT1E treats all private diseases success.
fully without mercury. CONSULTATION Fra.
Thorough examination and advice, including an.
alysis of urine. IS. Price of VITAL RRsroRArIvr
81 bottle. or four times the qusntity, $500
sent to rny address upon receipt Of prise or C. o
o., secure from observation aud in private name
II desired. by A. E. MlNTIE, n. D., II Kesrny
street, San Francisco, Cal.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
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A Golden Opinion.

A web known author has said:
"Everv youth should live with an eye
on old age. If he should die before
he gets there, it will never do him any
injury" just so should all youth
be taught by their parents anil teach
ers that Peruna, Lhe great tonic, is
just the remedy he needs for all the
ailments to which flesh is heir. Many
golden opinions Of its value and of
its unprecedented success have been
received by its discoveries, all of
which express the most unbounded
confidence in its value rs remedy,
and all tell what it has done for the
afflicted.
G. III. Walron writes from Brooklyn,
New York, that he began taking
Peruna while at Conneauton, Pa, for
a severe pain in his side. After TAX
ing three bottles, the pain was al
most entirely removed, and he now
asks where he can get the world re-
nowned tonic in Gotham. He knows
where he gets relief. Ask your drug
gist for Peruna, also the ellis of Life. .
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26

Our Republican contemporaries
pretend to be very jubilant over Cleve-
lands nomination, on the basis that
he is the easiest man to beat. This
is simply "whistling to keep up their
courage" for already they anticipate
their defeat in November
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26

Disparaging illusions have been
made by republicans in regard to the
ability of Gov. Cleveland. To such
we merely suggest that their time
would be better employed in endeav-
oring to infuse little knowledge of
Anglo Saxon into "Black Jack" Lo-
gan.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

1t is amusing to note the ingenuity
that the republicans use in trying to
explain away the revolt against
Blaine in the republican party.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26

The Democracy, rs is it's custom
have again placed before the people
a ticket, against which there can be
uttered no word of reproaeh. In so
doing they have appealed in unmis
taxable terms to the purity and NOR
atty Of the country and in November
they will respond with a will.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26

The Chicago Telegram says:
Every Democrat in the country and
the many thousands of honest Re
publicans who intend to vote for
Cleveland should be sworn on copy
of the constitution and Uncle Sam
my's last letter that when the demo
cratic president is elected this time
there shall be no counting out, 10 Z
bo-8 business, and no Aliunde Joe
Bradley tcinterfere with the returns.
Remember rs.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26

We commend to the reading of our
Republican friends, The New York
Times, Harper's Weekly, New York
Erening Post, New York Herald,
New York Independent, Philadelphia
Times. Boston Herald, Springfield
Republican and a host of others all
of the stalwart republican type, that
are for Cleveland as against Blaine.
To say the least they furnish "mighty
interestin' readin'."
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
BRIDGES.

Brewer Justns, lumber, nails SC, for brdge..s g.
Barrackman Green, bridge near Moorcsville.. 81 90
Bayles w, work on bridge near Easton..... II as
Dawson Jno N, at bridge Laurel Iron Works. 90
Eddy ], bridge forks Miracle run - 3 90
Eekhart +, at bridge Union district .......... so
Everly Jackson material for bridges culverts 90
Hagedorn Louis, repairing Forge bridge II a
Hennen NJ bridge. Battelle district
Hagcdorn NJ J, lumber for bridge-........... II as
Harner Philip, lumber for bridge ............ As
Taught Sas lumber for bridges, &c........ a6 50
jackson VIM, examine bridge Browns Brown, mill %
johnson Robert, foot ways across White Day "a 50
Lemley Titns, foot ways Browns mill..........
Z repairing bridges Strosnder's
Larkn Matthew, fiji at Granville bridge .... ~. 90
Laishey G W,work and lumber, Easton bridge "a 90
Miller L s, bridge Aoor Laurel run......... 90
Morris Geo, lumber and labor foot bridge...... I
Nicely John 7, foot bridge at McCurdysyille 40 90
Park Joseph stone work, Markle's bridge.,4o 90
Robinson ] N. wood work g /" g ..I6o so
Robinson w, fill abut'mts &c {" =. ~ so
Rice Alpheus. foot bridge, Indian crsek.-.... 90
Reed O. repairing bridge Cole run............ 40 90
Ross B, tree foo, bridge...-...,.. ..........
Stewart plank nails &c Arnettsvillc bridge 50
Stewart Joseph 7, bridge Union district......
Tenant +, serv Days and BIS mill bridges 10 90
futile VIM, services bridge near Tuttle's,.. I 50
Travis Joseph, hauling stills for foot bridge... 50
Watson w E. sup't foot bridge Whiteday.,. 4 90
Weaver Mark lumber for dgcs,,........,.... 90
Wilfong G w. work on bridge, fibbs precinct SO IS
White Eli, comr bridge Hennen's............ 90
Yeager & Minor. bridge forks Maraclc run,. 90 rs
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cobun's w s, estate sundry clerks fee bills ss IS
Fleming 7 E, pub order, Grant dist, etc. 50 50
same, pub. ct procd & financial statem'tI2s 90
Hayes Manlif. freight charges on books etc.. os
Hayes Henry basket for Circrit Clerks office. rs
Haymond's A, estate, sundry Clerk fees...... 81
Morgan & Hoffman pub. r orders, etc, etc. 68 II
same printing blanks, etc for Clerks Office ~ 90
same court proc Digs and financial statem'tIoo 90
Phillips w II. sundry expenses as Assessor. aa
Widdows Geo painting Jail and pr h'se roofs. 81
Wiley w L, for land ...27s 90
same, express charges on deed book etc.~.. 3 40
same caneelling machine for Clerks Office. so
same making financial ACKNOWLEDGMENT 6 90
same, comparing land and property books. 30 as
same certifying registration Of marriages. III
same express charges on deed book ......... so
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26

To our republican friends who find
so much to amuse them in Cleveland's
nomination, we quote the old maxim.
He laughs best who laughs last"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
LUNATICS.

Brock, L examining Susan Hart..............$3 90
q (" Mrs. Hoge... ........... 90
Conway r, witness, Martha Robbins......... SO
Davis Lorenzo, j" !" ...... so
Laird John, examining +" i" ....... 90
Mortified Chas, blankets destroyed by lunatic 4 90
Odbert James, arresting Susan Hart etc.
9. Jacob Runner etc...... S 90
Ryan w 7, costs Martha Robbins case.......... "a
Simpkins Mary witness Martha Robbins case. so
Staggers II, examining Frum...............-.. so
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
EXPENSES AT JAIL.

Edward Price, furniture to 50
Wm Pride, repairing hammock il iail........... 90
'' water tank for jail........ 4 90
=" q boarding Carrie Nc Kinney. 90
/" g sundry furnishings for. ...... S 10
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
CRIMES AND INSTANTANEOUS.

Anderson M, JUSTICES fees State VS. & Raber~$I rs
same. justices fees, State VS. Shriver Thomas IS
same !" &c l. and Thomas oc
same, and w HenneR, Justices fees, State
vs. MINER 1nomaS.., 3 Is
AmmoRs Zimri, witness State VS. w II Shriver- ) 4.
ArnettJN, /" Malone-........ 4 os
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Lazer H b stationery for both ofiees........s33 rs
Murphey's Sons deed book No II and index.-.az 90
same, general 90
Mann VIM, hduciary and deed book Is..........a3 90
Stork & Co. VIM L,recod for Sherff's settlem'ts 80
same, chancery book for Circuit Court......r6 90
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
EXPENSES OF ELECTIONS.

Arnett NJ clerk $1 sol Jacobs, Benson clerk.i 50
Ammons F. conf ....I 50 Jaco, William clerk...I so
Arnett M com'r....3 90 King, G. com'r......I 50
Arnett w M clerk...I so Larkin, Matt com'r...I so
Arnett, John clerk....r 50 Long, clerk 50
Arnett, M use h sell 90 LAYTON Albert clerk.I so
Barb, Geo clerk-...3 90 Tough, Moses cem'r..r 50
Rowlby, Joel conlr...I so Lanh ham, | com ri so
Bowers, John comr...I 50 Lanham, VIM + clerkr 50
same com r..........I so Lew ellen Jesse comrr 50
Bowers, John H lk..I soIMurphey, ohm c cl'kI so
Breakron, com TIL SO McShane, com'r....I so
Breakron, Geo cerkI SO same commissioners so
Bates, mo comr...I so Miller, c G cerk......I 50
Bowers, ohm II clk..I so McRa, Duncan clerkI so
Bailey, Ira comr so Moorhead, VIM com ri Sc
Blair, w CONF .....r so MADEIRA, John w elixir So
Barrickman,G com'r-3 90 MADEIRA, John H cl'k.r 50
Brown, com'r......I so Mason, "A use houseI 90
Brown as clerk...I so Milliken, S B h'ser oo
Baker, nj com r......r sol same clerk. ........I 50
same commissioners so Nye, Adam L com'r..I 50
Berkshire, X clerk.I 60 Powell. S com'r....3 oo
Core, c com'r-.:.::.1 so Pomeroy, J comr...I SO
Cunningham, Jno clkI so same commissioner So
Cartright, contra 90 Pixler, clerk sc
Cross, L NJ clerk.....I so Runner Vim com r...I So
Conwell, Millard......r so Robson, w W com'r q.
Chesney, D com'r so Ross, ] P clerk ......r SC
Donaldson, Jas com'rr 5oSanders, James comrI SC
Eddy, Leven comr...3 90 Strosnider, M comrI SC
Eddy, f com r......4 5oSsler, L D com r.....I Sc
Farrell, James clerk.I 5oShuman, Ben ON ~ SC
Fleming, ] T com'r...I 5oSpragg, H com'r..I SC
Fleming, X L clerk. ~ so Shaver Lee com'rI SC
Farrell, James clerk,I soIStewart, Lot conn.,. SC
roster, J clerk......I sol same commissioners SC
Faulkner, Jas com'rI sol Thompson, com'r.r SC
Goodwin, Thos com'rI so Tenant, A com'r...I SC
same commissioner 5olTennant, Milton CHI SC
Cass, ID N clerk......I 5oITcnnant, c S clcrk.I SC
Hawthorne, A com'rI so Tuttle VIM com ...I Sc
Hafn, G clerk......r so Thorn Jas S com.r..r s.
Hagedorn, L com'r. IL 5olTaylor, Charles clerkI Sc
Hoskinson "A clerkI so Thomas, R E use h'seI OF
Hess, M com'r.....I 5olTennant, / use h'esI oe
Holland, Ed T com'rI soITapp, R w clerk I Sc
Hildebrand LII com'rr sol Utt Eliza clerk......I s.
Hawk, VIM clerk ....I solVandervort N Ccom'rr g
Hall, com'r........I soIVandervort clerk..i s.
Jacobs, Cephas com'rI 5oiVandervort, comr.r s.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.

Carraco Airy, cleaning Court House privy....S6 90
repairing pump. so
" &c cleaning Court House prvy.... 90
" repairing chimney and roof HIS 90
cleaning Court House privy... 90
&c work on chimney. 3 90
Hennen Brothers one oh air seat............... so
McVicker,S B,coal for Court House and cfices36 SO
Reed, Scottstov pipe etc county clerks Office SO
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
DEAF AND DUMB.

Covel support Of Geo Waters............-.sr4 81
same :" Of William Goode............ 81 OF
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
CO.cducation as ~ Presidential
issue.

ISSUE.
From Wheeling Register
Mr.. Blaine took occasion to an
nounce, the other day, after visit to
New England college, his CONVEX
sion to the system of the o-education
of the sexes.
The Republican Convention did
not put co-education plank in its
platform, but Mr.. Blaine has discov-
cred that it is popular and has issued
supplement.
Governor Cleveland has not yet
been polled on the question, but we
feel authorized to say that he is no
new convert-for campaign purposes
but an original advocate and be-
lever in the system.
The Register has heretofore re-
marked upon the wonderful strides
toward universally which the coed
ucation plan is making, but it did
not anticipate that it would reach the
dignity of presidential issue
And yet we are not right certain
but that it is entitled to that dignity
The world has lost and is losing more
the cause Of public education has
lost and is losing more, through the
unnatural and foolish plan Of sepa-
rating the sexes in educa ton than
from any other source or mistake
The human race would be infinitely
better to-day; the standard of man
hood and womanhood would be in.
finitely higher, but for the senseless
prejudice, the fundamental mistake
which has shut out the reciprocal in
| fuence OF sex as an element in educa
ton.
But the world is fast coming to it's
senses. 1t is point indicating pro
gress to have Republican candidate
for President announce his conversion
cNcH IiouSu HC MAY Dc, anu NOuDI'
less will be, defeated candidate.
OF even greater significance thar
this is the fact announced by The
distinguished educator, DR.. Mayo, O
Boston, who recently visited the Uni
versity of Virginia, that even this
staid old institution is actually con
sidering the propricty of letting thu
women into it's hall. When thi.
comes to pass there will be nothing
left OF one-sex State University blu
our owa University. However, tn
Board of Regents of the latter insti
tuition is, we understand, about Il
take it out of the rut. and then tn
ancient barbarism will be fairly elm
mated from modern cducationa
methods.
We set up a new milestone in hon
or of the result that has been marke,
out of this quiet revolution in GU
educational system.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26

bust Sc.
Aud row comes The Wheeling In
teUigeaccr aud declares that 1--WE
wont play" in this little game of Re
publican and Greenback fusion.
This would seem to play smash
with the little arrangement that was
supposed to have been so happily
consummated at Buckhannon o few
weeks ago.
At this little inter family powwo
Mt Buckhannon the big Bosses of the
two organizations met in joint council
under the title of Greenback Con
yention, at which, by previous ar
rangement, it was decided that the
Greenbackers were to set up part
of ticket which in due course Of
time the Republicans should com
plete and the two parties should rec
ognize in the campaign as joint
ticket and give it their united
support.
The Grcenbackers fulfilled their
part ofthe job, putting Judge Max
well in nomination for Governor and
adding two or three other names, and
leaving blanks for the Republicans
to fill at their coming convention.
The smaller lights of the Republi-
can party Immediately ehimcd in
with huzzah's and eulogiums for
Maxwell whom the Greenbackers
called a Greenbacker and the Repub-
licans called Republican.
Everything seemed to be lovely.
The versatile Maxwell formally
responded with an acceptance of the
nomination in a paper which read
Grcenbacker on one side and when
turned over, read Republican on the
other 1t was most mastery ex-
hibition of twisting and turning-of
double soinersaulting, and of grand
and lofty tumbling.
But the response came from Re
publieans and Greenbackers alike,
and the fusion seemed complete.
Editor Hart, however, has been
feeling the public pulse and an
nounces that this little piece of by
pocracy at Buckhannon has split the
Republicans into three factions. The
kicking is unexampled in the party
politics, and the advice of the Repub-
lican organ is that the Republicans
must speedily take water or the party
will be kicked to death.
Thus ends another periodical at,
tempt to divide the swag in a scheme
Of political plumber between two in
harmonious and incompatible party
factions. 1t is the old fable re en-
acted between the lion and the ass
that went hunting. We will now
have lauehable exhibition of the
small organs getting into their holes
and pulling the holes in after them.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
COUNTY TAX EXONERATED
AND REFUNDED.

Arnett, E. So 34IEvans, James. 90
Calendine, Martin 40 Vandcrvort. VIM L.. 60
Davidson, Dan r.. 90
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26

The nomination of Cleveland and
Hendricks has eliminated from the
campaign the issues we are most &C
customed to hear discussed. They
all pale into insignificance before the
one supreme issue of vital and pres
ent interest, whether our government
shall remain in hands Of political
aemagogues, or be entrusted to men
Of purity both in their personal and
political lives. Between Cleveland
and Blaine the issue is squarely
drawn, and let Republicans scout the
idea as much as they please, the fact
still remains. The people of this
great nation have never yet been
found wanting, in such test, and
Cleveland's victory in November will
be merely history repeating itself.
The Democratic State Ticket.
The Democratic State Convention
meets to-day Wednesday, and by
the time the New DOMINION reaches
many of its readers a full fedged
Democratic ticket will be in the field
The delegates have been gathering
at Wheeling foT tile past three oil
four days and the largest and most
enthusiastic convention that ever as
sembled in the State will be in SEES
sion in Wheeling to-day.
Some Of the counties have sent as
high as two hundred delegates and
the people Of Wheeling have been in
a quandary to find place big enough
for the convention to assemble.
1t is convention of the people, in
fact. The Democracy OF the State il
alive this year and eager for the fray
They will not leave a grease-spot o
the enemy when they once get afte
him. 1t is the old time unpurchas
able, unterriiied and irrepressibl,
Democracy that is abroad in THU
campaign. There will be no non
sense about it.
Two factions gointo the convention
with candidates for Governor-th
one headed by f. Boyd Faulkner ant
the other by f. Willis Wilson. The,
are regarded as the leading candi
dates, but it may be impossible 70
either to secure the nomination. Th
chances are that a third man--eithe
Van Meter, Fleming, Raymond, or
dark horse, will carry off the colors
1t is not matter Of very great mo
ment to the party at large if we ge
good man. There will be the usua
disappointmeDts and complaints al
ter the convention, and then the cam
paign will open. everybody will IA
into line and every thing will b
lovely.
Next week we will have the tickle
at the head of the New DOMINION.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26
COUNTY OFFICERS.

County Court Alpheus w s67 oo
:" Shelby Barker.................. 65 oo
George w Laishey-,..........-... GO oc
Clerk Circuit Court, Raymond and Dent......2 200 oc
Clerk County Court w i Wiley ........... 900 oc
Prosecuting Attorney, w w Houston. $50 &C
Revenue Assessor, Barton NJ Jones ..4.......sso oc
]" w H Phillips. .................48o oc
Sheriff. George w oc
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-26

yeager A., services as overseer Poor~..... q
zinn W H., & Co. burial clothes for Kerns
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-25
AN UNEXPECTED MEETING.
Two brothers Como Together for the
First Time Since the War.


A tall man with long black board slightly
stroaked with gray stood leaning carolessly
against the marble counter Of the Grand Pa
cifo hotel tho other day. His dark eyes
wandered carelessly over the groups Of
loungers in tho Office Ho quietly pulled
away at cigar, and his military form seemed
to be ut perfect rest.
A man Of say 40 years Of age came down
tho stairs leading from the reading-room to
the office, His quick step soon brought him
into close proximity to the careless loungor.
Two pairs of dark eyes flashed at each other.
The tall man dropped his cigar, and with q
startled exclamation strobe up to tho other.
what, is that you, WHIP" the former said.
"You here, Jim?' was the equally aston
ished exclamation, and two hands grasped
each other in hearty manner.
The two men were brothers. They had
| not seen each other since the close Of the
| war, one having retired to farm in the
south, tho other entering mercantile life in
the north. In 1868 the tall man was cap
tain in an Ohio cavalry regiment. The Other
was q quartermaster sergeant in the same
regiment. One morning at very early
hour they had a strange meeting. The
sergeant left camp shortly after midnight
with a foraging squad. Having become
separated from his companions, no was return
ing to camp in the gray fog. The captain
had risen early, and getting on MS morse lei
camp under orders to do some reconnoitering
Tho two men met unexpectedly. Neithei
could distinguish the others features. Boil
made suspicious movements. The captain
drew his revolver. 1t was leveled at thu
head Of the other. In another instant Their
would have been an unintentonal fratricide
but in that instant there was mutual recog
milton.
What, is that you, VIII"
"You here, Jim?"
A few days after the captain was capture,
and taken to Libby prison. The brother
met once immediately after the war, thei
lost sight of each other until the other day
Speaking OF this last meeting the capta,i
said: ut is q strange coincidence that "
should have used the same words to-day th6
we did when we mot on that other m)rnini
/ never like to think Of that circumstance
but shall never forget the meeting of t.
day."