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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
A Good Candidate.
pittsburg Chronicle.

"Pa, ;" said young Johnnie Jarphly,
"why don't you run for presidentp
why, my SON r suspiciously asked
Mr.. Jarphly.
You'd make a good candidate.
DO you think so9' replied the elder
Jarphly, quite fattsred.
Yes. for ma says no one could say
anything too bad about you. !"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26

THE republican organs are denoun-
cling Fisher and Caldwell as sharpers
and scoundrels who have swindled
Blaine. II seems to be forgotten that
Mr.. Blaine said on the floor OF con-
gress in 1876. long after his business
relations with these raen had closed,
that he knew thcra to be highly hon
orable men"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26

In all the reports sent out by the as
soclated press in regard to Blaine's
perambulating tour the name OF S. b.
Elkins continually pops up. Elklns
is t4e chief fugteman on all occasions.
This great star rou.er, it is said is to
be secretary OF the interior if Blaine
is elected and TIE selection would Ger,
tainly be fitting.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
ye,,og Faver.

CITY or MEXICO, Sept. 23.-Tbere
were only twenty-five deaths from
yellow fever In Mazatlan during the
month of August. No cases have
been reported since. President Con-
zales has ordered that If now the fever
has entirely disappeared claim papers
be given vessels sailing from Mazat-
Ian.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
MILWAUKEE, Marker.

An.wAukEK, Sept, q -Flour-Strong and
Quiet wheat-FirmeT; No ?, 74la. Corn
Firm; No, ., entirely nominal. 81; rejected 500
81. Oats-Easier; No ., 2Sg29: white, 29l2G3 3O1@-
Rye-Searce: higher: No l. So; No. ?. .. Barley
i'm moderate demand: Ne. 60 for seller cash
September Pork-l6oo for seller cash Lard
Prime steam-132 for seller cash Live hogs
Weak. so15.3o. Butter-Firm: choice cream
ery. s4aa6 Cheese-Quiet; best new cream,
Iaau. Higher-16G1s.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26

Sam Sugar is the name of a rail-
road conductor in Michigan who does
not believe in wasting his sweetness
on the desert ar Of lonely bachelor
hood. He IS going 10 marry the
handsomes. telegraph operator in that
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
Assa sinated.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 29.-Henry N.
Dunlap, formerly of Sangamon coun
ty, ILL.,, and a nan of considera BILE
property, was assassinated near his
home at Beaver Point, Ark, Sunday
by an unknown person.
In a drunken row, Sunday, between
Chas. Tracy and man namad Dog
son, at Seymour, Webster county,
No the latter struck the former with
a piece of scantllng, fracturing his
skull and killing him. TIE men
were personal friends and business
rtn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
AnAecIdent al Eau Clair.

EAU CLAIRE. Sept 23.-An expio-
sion of a small powder magazine this
evening killed Charles Sullivan and
fatally injured kr Tracy. Three other
men were badly burned about the face
and hands.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
The Scott Law.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. % The
supreme court reconvened to-day. All
the judges were present. Several ad-
ditional suits TO test the Scott liquor
tax law have been brought. The mo
tion to take them up out Of the regu-
lar order IS to be argued Thursday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26

tS tee too frequent precursor of a rheumatic at
tack, When tSe earliest tsyiuCe is felt, combat
the approaching evil with Hnstetter's Stomach
Ettier>, and thus avert il. That fine blood de-
pnreDt and general regulator Is desirable sub
stltute for the fiery excifsr of commerce, which
overhead the blood, disot,tsr the stomach and
merely produce exhilaratiou without benefit. As
the medium of reformation of diSorlerly con-
ditton 10 the stomach, bowels or liver, il is highly
regarded from professional standpoint, and its
excellence IS n defense against malaria, and
antiiota to i, Is thoroughly established To null
f'psy proof in behalf Of remedy, the merits OF
which are 50 generally admitted is Of course III
necessary. For over third Of a century. beneath
the observation of the American people and
medical profession, il has been working cut its
mission Of good begun when the prejudice against
proprietary remedies, now happily overcome was
strongly felt. yet no dissenting Viaws have ever
hetan exprsasSea about its efficacy
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26

A man at Santa Maria, Gel, has
twenty acres of quash and pumpkins
over which maa could taavel the
entire length and breadth without
one sssp oing on the ground A large
SOU sn was "a easured and showed TO
be six feet eight inches il circumfer-S
ence.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26

RaiIr oad managers in Scotland are
beginning to run Sunday trains. The
Glasgow Herald remarks that. now
they are established, much of the
unreasonable prejudice originally ex-
isting has died out, anal q great public
necessity has been secured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
Fire

EAST SAGINAW, Sept. 23-A dis
patch received in this city states that
the mill and salt block of NJ E Hale
at Towas City burned last night.
Loss about $4,000; partially insured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
4 ROW BETWEEN NATIoNALITIEs.

Moscow, Sept. pa desperate
conflict took place to day at r owndie,
Province of Saratou between the Ger
man and Russian peasants attending
the annual fair. Eleven persons were
killed, including one gendarme, an5
thirty wounded.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
Foreign.
CHOLERA.

ROME, Sept. 23.-Reports from diff
ferent ports for the past twenty four
hours give a total of 435 fresh cases.
Naples continues to be the center OF
the most seriously affi cted. There
are 251 fresh cases and 152 death
there.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
Collision.

CHICAGO, Sept. pa south bound
train on the Alton railroad colllded
with a freight train going in the
same direction near Pontiac this
morning, causing wreck, but it is
believed no one was seriously hart.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26

and which is now being pressed in all
parts of the state is far stronger and
will show up larger on election dsv
than the most .Sanguiue hitherto has
dared 10 estimate.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
Iooonaotile Eirem en-.

TORONTO, Sept. 23.-The eleventh
annual convention of the Brother
hoo! of Locomotive Firemen opened
here to day with a large attendance
of delegates aad frie nds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
Drowned.

LONDON, Sept. % Fifty NO Of the
men on board the Wasp were drown
ed to-day. Among this nvmber were
all the officers. Only six persons were
saved.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26

A schooner which sailed from Bal
t;more last week for the Spanish main
took out a number of sewing machines
for the Mosquito Indians. which the
dusky msidens will utilize in the
manufacture of costumes such as
prevail in that country.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
T'ELEGRAPHIC.
GENERAL NOTES.

SERIOUS damage has been done the
past few nights in Nova Scotia by frosts.
! Intentionally cool weather was report
ed throughout the east generally Sunday
night.
The society of the Army of the Cum
herland elected Gen. Sheridan Presi-
| dent, Thursday, at Rochester, and heard
reports. In the evening a banquet was
enjoyed in the arsenal.
GRAND Trunk Railway Stockholders,
in senli-annual meeting Thursday, at
London, declare a full dividend on first
preference shares, but passed the divi-
dend on sccon! preferred S. ares. The
net loss on receipts for the six months
was $4,000.
THE Baltimore association of "Oli
Defenders" who took part In the battle
of North Point in 1912, has disbauded,
as the constitutional requirement that it
be continued as long as five members
are left to carry on the organization can
not be fulfilled because of the death of
the veterans.
A MALADY which puzzles veterinar-
Iaus j. killing Of horses in Okle ard
Stephenson Counties, III. They first APP
pear to have cold, then the lungs be-
come affected. a fever follows, and death
speedily results.
THE stove-mplders, lock out at Con-
necticut. suited in a es war since
last December was concluded Saturday
by the manufacturers and men making
mutual concessions, Oae of which Is that
all non.union molders shall be discharg
ed. But one firm objected.
THE annual report CT the Baltimore
and Ohio Railway Company for the year
ending July 80, 1884, filed with Tie
Illinois Railroad and Warehouse Com
mission, shows the funded debt to be
500 114,4 ,4S0; lilbilitie1, $3S, $50, 1874; mum
Der of employees, 1872: amount La'd en-
ploycs, $GS3 1876 05; total income, So,
OGl I39 02, ut which 1888 79S 50 Is from
passenger traffic, and 81 4S) 9i0.25 from
freight and miscellaneous: operating eX-
prEses. 81 ,423, ,Oi5.S4; taxes, $50, 266 10;
net income, $5S1, ,427,0S. Number killed,
-; injured, "a.
THE following has been received di-
rect from the secretary Of state:
AuGrsT, Me, Sept 1S.-I give you the foot
ings of the vote for COVER lor: Robie 1S9l2: L. a.
mon, .9OGl; II. i. Eaton, 3, l3l; Eustis, 100;
w. a. Eaton, 81 scattering IL TINS compila-
ton is made from the clerks returns to this office,
man. Newport, Eastport, WATERFORD and the
plantations OF Castle lIill and Number Fourteen,
Washington county. The returns from seven
towns and $50 plantations are from other sources.
but are believed to be substantially correct. All
cities, towns and plantations of the state in
cudcd in the above compilation. ISiguedl.
JusEPn SMITH, secretary or state.
This shows the republican plurality
to bc 1851, and majority over all o!
1911.
AT the mco citing of the army at the
Cumberland association on the 10Th
INST, officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
President Lieut.. Gen. Phil Sheridan.
Corresponding secr,tary-Col. Henry NJ. CiSt.
Treasurer Glen. Jas. Fullerton.
Recording secretary-Col John W. Sterile.
The commissioners ON the Garfield
monument fund and on memoirs report.
ed, and the meeting ad journed until this
evening, when a banquet will be held at
the arsenal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
THE CORN CORNER.
Excitement in the Chicago Mar
ket--Grain in Sight


CHICAGO, Sept. % There has
been high state of excitement on
change again this morning, which
centers chiefly in the corn pit. The
extraordinary prices at the close OF
trading. yesterday, We're fully maln-
taiued in the early transactions, to.
day, and the price for Q .toher corn
was advanced from 5S4 10 59i cents,
while cash and September held
stiflly at so cents These figures
have evidently caused a great porti IN
of all the corn in the country
to tend toward this market, is
the arrivals today were nearly 900
4rs. with vast number of loaded
cars reported as side tracked near this
city. The first saleS of cash corn were
made at so cents, but break sudden,
ly occurred and the price fell OFF to
- cents, causing a near approach to a
panic in the pit ana heavily increased
sales, caused by an impression that
the corner was broken. October fell
off to 5G3 cents but rose again to 81.
November fell off to 464 cents but ad-
vadeed to AL. soon afterwards the
price for cash rose ID 15 cents, and
traders again showed more caution.
The belief now holds on change that
the corner will be maintained to the
close Of the present month, and that
the squeeze Will extend over into DC.
tober.
No failures of any kind have been
reported, although the shorts ar3 com
PEELED to rnargin their deals to the top
figures. Wheat has shown weak kness
all the morning, owing to the publish
ed report of an increase of ], 500, OC0
bushels in the visible supply during
the past week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-26
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The visible
supply of grain Sept. 90, as reported
by the secretary Of the Chicago board
Of trade. was:
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ABSEyT-MINDED WOMEN.
Stories Told ~ Chuckiias Chieaso Husbaads
About sheir Better Halves.

From the Ched9o Menus.
Speaking OF absent minded people," sald
q west slider. women beat the nation at that.
There Is ny wife one oil the :; most los, careful and
d we r spes
than ANXIOUS to appear VOL. lily wife was
sGs n asSSs .s smg
ay ssr s .Rs coat ssssy ana sap b store
dressed a, We went down dow IN high feather: and
what i thought was ,fainting III. i hurried
house upside down In search OF restoratiyes
%hen she SLY fla'Shsd NV sleeve ana pointed to
ss iess Sme a@u Gel3re nos dfIwn
gotten to remoye them The thought I that she she
had been parading before three hundred people
A South Slider who had listened to this. said.
after INDUCING in a contented little chuckle;
TINT on herself. She is. as everybody knows
who knows her at al, very particular about
ner dress re- and she g5syss over snot on my
grief that will not be colnforted. She went
down street shopping on ono occasion this
saa u on Fact thas OF
new shapes suited her face She therefore
plGEsd up her pnrs;so walked out Of the store
then came home. A glance in the hall glass
showed that she had no bonnet on. She had
taken II of to try on tho new ones. and. as she
expressed 1t. had been parading along the
streets with nothin: on her head bur a small
about the spots ON my coat for week"
Il have . better story than that" said a
superintendent OF one OF the departments at
Fields. Not long ago fashionaby dressed
bargaining put her parasoi on the counter
near large, feather duster which one OF the
clerks had boon using. Aftor making some
purchases the lady caught up the buster In
stead Of her, parasol. and went out. As soon as
discovered the mistake l sent a boy after her
with the parasol. but no did not overtake her
until she had made quite a journey.
In fact, she fourishod that feather buster
along the street. fourishad 1t about AS she
went into another store, and put IT down ON
the counter still under tho impression that il
was 2 parasol: aud seeing tho feather duster;
that she had not brought any parasoi In. but
had come IN carrying that buster. She was
liyerng the clerk . sharp lecture on the subject
when in came our boy with her paraso! and an
explanation. She was 30 overcome that she
had to be sent home In carriage"
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Bsswn.Se4uarA's Lass Great ExDsrinsae
1vm TIE LonSon Daily Nesus.

PARIS, June S0-The last canine martyrdom
TO science operated by BrOwnssauard WIS Of pscu
Harry sensational character That expermsntcr anssd
to whether life after violent death OF
being rec allied IN sn animal killed IN healthy state
The blood Of another dog prepared to b
trxnfsed into the srteiss OF the head No sooner
eyes opened and the calling the doc y hi.
look Whom the artsrta blood was exhausted life dis
appeared.
BY Dr. Laborde Gsnps heaA IN hosr and halt afsss
execution. and when presumably the cerebral matter
hAA greatly lost exctabinty. Nevertheless, when
teral blood injected into the head the mouth sp
reared take living char the eyeds raised
he pupis when light Hash upon then:
and orice In the skull II that circulation
was niomsasary established In the intslsetua eonr
v0iuti0ns
rectly fell Into the basket but the rule In virtue Of
which the form OF Christian burial gone through
~ the Champ Dc Navsts cemetery stood IN his way.
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SAILORY SHEA7H KNIVES.
A Weapon aud Utensii Combtned which q
Law Could Net De Away VIII.

A Weapon aud Utensii Camblaed which the
Law Cosld Net De Away WIZ.
"What do you use that knife for 2" said a
young man yesterday afternoon to sailor who
was seated ON . narrow board hung By rope
over the side OF o big ship. where he WAS more
or less industriously applying paint. The
knife was In the sheath on his right hip. where
sailors usually carry knives.
Mostly for histin' In scouse and such like.
It's handy tool for cuttin' plug when wants
bit OF smoke srter gets through with the
grub. and 1t comes VERY convenient for
scrapin' down topmasts or cuttin' the lashins
when We rsttles down."
Hero the man drew the blade from its sheath
with one hand. while he showed the handle OF his
paint brush into his belt and pulled . big
black plug OF tobacco from his trousers pocket
with the other. Then he shaved or several
slips Of the tobacco replaced tho knife and the
plug. rolled the clippings between his palms q
bit. and then poked them from his left palm
into his short wooden pipe. using his right
forefneer. He dexterously lighted a match on
his GDs il s PPass 81 down s, wss asked
It's when we takes them Old ratlins OF them
shrouds there and sszes on new ones. ltiggers
ali the sailors H ,he hers is isit NkSe' " A0'u
What aid your knife and the belt cost your"
ssnn wsrf Sow pers
harm by it. I don't mind tellin'' ys that paid
20 cents up there by tho biz bridge The sheath
naylgsts VERY vel, aswslopea st & come
cents for the outnt and VERY good one i is. i"
Some OF them cost moro. don't they2"
Yes. II you've plenty OF money about 70 and
have to pay more. Some knives is wuth more.
but wouldn't give more'n Is cents for the best
It's against tho law to carry sheath knives
"Thats wha. heard EN- say. but don't be:
tains don't like 'em. and has US break the plnts
G Rs % end 81 p4e ss Sss
Them fsilsrs 10 regular dudes. You might q
DO sailors carry other kinds Of inivesp"
{" Some on EN- does. sartin. 1 was ship-
mss. 9th sSa S Sr.ss Hous
sailor: l. sGof,s; and saIrss diddy boxes
pine. knocked the tobacco into his hand. put
sS s sS Ss s n
pt Hnas ss.s sixa ID Water street which read
and Q foreign accent said:
The knife il usually made Of blade Of cast
Ons end Ia ground to u rounded point while
two slips OF wood about 81 or I'M hes long. are
riyetsd 10 the other for u handle. II would be
pie. Prices range from 20 cents to 81. accord
ing to the quality. The belt IL Of stout leather.
10 simply = thick leather bag. Just large enough
70 admit the blade and hold It. snugly. 80 that
l. VII net drop out easily, strong leather
sheath cost from 80 to so cents. Sailors often
use the knives ~ weapons AMI for that reason
the law prohibiting them WINS passed; but 1t
has become = dead letter. because the clasp
knife. such as Is used In the navy. IL not con-
B.sidas they sS eos, from rs SAINTS s s' To- and
have to be carried on tho end OF lanyard.
have known an occasional Instance where o
Captain has bNen fined for allowing his crew to
carry sheath knives.
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A Baby Killed by LiEhtnins.
Erotn Ns Balainare Sun.

Howard L. Six. aged az months. son Of Mr..
ond.:tory roou In which there 10 only one wi,de1
rho ISby was sIe spng Win his feet toward the winIoW
His mother and sitting In the Kitchen
below. Mrs. Six says she saw something that looked
like ball Of IRE dart past the kitchen few seconds b.
fore teafeninx roar Of thunder She turned % her
noise had awakened Howard, When the grandmother
but the bedcothes upon which he lying were In .
blaze. The old lady screamed and threw The burning
clothes Of tho window Mrs Six stairs nearly
frantic She Rugged her baby 20 her breast aud triad
tonlsss. lie was dead. There was a red spot on the
little fellows right temple aud several similar spots
his neck and under his chin. In the all . hole
about foot in diameter. from which the plaster had
room show the course Of the lightning except the
hole In the wall there any indications on the
the only child Of Mr.. and Mrs Six.
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Anything 20 Draw . Crowd.
From the rdtmduid Natl.

The Salvation Army announced that at their
meeting 0n MOndsy there Hould he shown boy with
hair like heaven This In itself was .ntrlent to iract
Mn-ns. crowd to the Mechanics institute and after
the said crowd nj remained IN the hall on this qui rpe
for eougle Of hours. the "feaurs" wAsat isns a.
lad would be /. ny white youth OF or . sun.
q, upon the ChairmAns signal, . well, grown son OF
Ham stepped forth. Now" said the Captain, I'VE
;xns !hs. .si. youth has h.is " hs.y.ni Bat he has
not distinGush parting the similarity" Amid
the laughter Of the Onlooksrs the army strask ~
"rhsreu Be no parting there"
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Prom ,se London Timer.

PARIS July en-. Pasteur's experiments with
success, He has thu. far esperented on % dogs 10 Sf
ton. Out OF these s. half had been previously inocu
lated the other half not. The latter witl.uut single
reception. died with unmstakAbe signs OF hydrophobia,
whereas the ~ others are about and IS well a. ever
They will BE- watched for year bS veterinary doctor9
to whether the incubation hods good permanently
only temporarily.
Pasteur's theory Ia that hydrOphobia IL produced
solely by the bite and this corfscts law compellinx
all dogs TO would In the end eXtirpAts
hydrophoba entirely whereas the disease arises spon
taneously such an enactment would be loss ehectas
~ Pasteurs theory. however. seems to he gaining ac
ceptance and his whether they lead to the
eAlirpaon merely to the dminuIion OF this form OF
suffering must be watched with Interest.
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The Buzznrd Dance.
Prom the Macon ISlegrdph,

We wore on tho Hugnsnin plantation. In Sum-
~ ~ md ~ ~. vsranSs .S cav. wmaon
An answering shout was heard aud In Few minutes
long iihs OF dusky forms came stealing through the
shsdows OF the pnes and ranged themselves front Of
where We sat- The song began and the musicians CON.
70 pat Suddenly into the centre OF the rinx
lesed he sable dancer who was 70 p.rsonsts the bua
gard Though dancing III perfect time to the Wild Tut
musical scconpAninsnt he yet managed 60 Initiate with
marvellous exnctness every movement OF the uncouth
bird he had chosen for his model ls totteing tptos
INK gait va. faithfully dvn,,si .. We're also ia SUD
peck and sudden retreat from the ersvsd but
dreaded carcase which. In his holcly drama rep.
Cd BY hat that looked Indeed the buzIArds
had been after IT.
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No Mystery About This Georgia Girl.
From the Columbia Sentinei.

GkoRGETOwS, Ga o 1854.
MY DEAR HONEY: I have Just laid aside my
WORK aud have taken my pen ~ hand 10 show you that
do think about you in fact the trouble il TO keep from
thinking Of you all the time tins afternoon Just before
commencing dinner felt 50 lonely that didn't know
what to do ! had such feelinxs before
met you cannot help but think must b. Ia love well
IL in love with you sure have need to he
ashamed OF II yOu when got the potatoes and
about to have them for dinner Just thought how nice
Minis only IN our snug little house when are you going
to get your license think yOu are 20 long about IL
amt In hurry but then would like to yet married
going TO do II At all and not be fo0linE away all
thsss short summer EVENING" ~ ever your DAZZLING.
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From the Toledo BLADE.

Ono day during u noted Kentucky campaign.
and while The Confederate army was passing through
Allen county, Gen. Breckenridge. approaching Gen.
Hindman said
I'VE are only short dis stance from Bear Waller
and are far from Jiniown."
The solemnity OF his matner attracted lIindnans
serious attention, and, regard X Breckenridge with
long look Of iuqsTy he asked:
"But, erAI why does neArnsss to those place.
50 concern youf
We'll YOU see" Breckenridge replied. II fear 1t will
he fate To he killed in AL action At Juntown or Bear
Wulier. Bear Waller" he repeated The Thought Of
being killed 1t place with n III makes sick