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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-26

wAsHEGr1N, March lS.--Mg. Eyane,
commissioner of n'sgHtl revenue, said,
today, that II was uot true, az asserted
IA tho executive session al tao senate,
Yesterday, that lea had expressed 10
Secretary Manning Willingness 10 re-
sign.
"As matter Of fact l." said Evans,
.'nOt only have not resigned, nut have
not had word Of conversation on the
suhjecI with either The president or
Secretary Manning"
MIR. Evans has wTitton letter to the
secretary of tho treasury in regard 20
cory:
Daniel Manning, Secretary or the Treasury;
SIR:--l nave received your lottur 81
this u Sc, la which you state thai uy 1T
rection ol tho president ! AN informed
that my rcsigns tiOn 49, comm sslphtr "I
internal revenue h. accepted, u taRe
effect upon the qualification Of my sue
csssOr. / WA hardly prepared TO re-
ceivo such lc,tor TO day. In view Of
the fact that had no. resigned, ana es-
prrially ~ my ,intprm sion * thtt my
successor was nominated Ia the senate
Yesterday, IL may bh proper that shOulp
take tuis occasion O. stnte
that, while / have mover re-iRGed, nor
even had "A proper opportunity 10 lik U
you upon the subject, still IL has bron
my liked purpose % resign NJ an early
day, in uo event later than the close ut
the ti,ctl ear, nv second in the Office,
aud | Thought had prob IDLY fair
right 10 assume that the existing
apparent cause tor belle Gng That Ld"re
waa 900 great u di-p bSition u avnld
hasty romoyAi', Iallel IL necessary for
me to speak Of ii If ~ all. In tho hurry
oi the early days OF the administration
1 was acting upon that ss'umption
with no thnuLht or desire TO emnarrusss
snyb, dy and not surprising was doing
80. very reShtcNlutlF,
WALTER EVANS.
Commissioner Internal Revenue.
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JIM CURRlg KILLED.
EMO or the TEXAS ossPtRADo.
shot Dtaf VIA Two Other outls-s in
The streets ~ sPfiasef, Ssw dssiss
Detail. 81 tho hioody AnTAy
Tbs OnsoFs Rescued


pRS,Ea, March ia Trhuuo-Re-
publican special nom Springer New
M,Elco, says; by order a. President
Cleveland, delashmput az lhe
Tpuyh Infantry arrived th's
afternoon, aud escorted l. Las Vegas
Tor sNfa.keeping The hnslcBei officers,
Lee, KimbtTly aud n, afshsu-h, th'
slHysrs oi the three ursprrs,
does, Rogers, Carrie aud kod
River Tom, In their attack
ON the officers In tho jail on Monday
.r-l. While many ~ the cowboy
Avengers icit the town last uighi, many
renamed, determined 10 aVpnso the
death ~ their comrades - soon
~ the officers msdo their appearance
IrHa jsii. or thiS tho laver were All
y.rri, hDuru the request of tho governor
t.r llg..tary escort out OF town, On
'nu arrival ui thO train the inh lbitsutS
ilHtkpd 20 tho hOuR,-tOps aud tho great
OF excitement prevailed, a. II was
expected an attack % be- made upon
tho sulIlors, and An attempt mAd0 20
stlEo tho Olllcera and hang thGm,
M demonstrations voT0 made, how
ever. Tho train arrived nc Los Vegas
NJ o'clock this morning, Rho drrper-
sdr Curria was the same Ona who shOt
and killed the actor II Porter some
years ago at Marshall, Texas, while the
lpltOr was trying % save some lads =
from tuBult.
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~ y'nERAIl DALLAS TWAS TnuksnA NJ won 70 NJ.

fui iuin b guHffai over ihn anflf, Dnh
Hu drew H fni Hh1 Hni MurphV ln tho
Iffl Hnd abdomen. Tho wife hen
rave MufphY hHinhat dn1 hn hegHn
hacking Dli,suu uvfr the hsad, kn0fk.
ina him insanslhln aud 0hOpping
nif head almost - pioo0s.
When found bY officers, both
men were nearly dead FROM
their wounds, and were taken 10 tho
hospital, 10th men are expected Ia die
40 anV moment. DUDznn'F hsnd N fran.
tufed in several phases, aud tho back
part Ia almost completely severed. Ina
hght with two unknown men Ia house
u prostitution Jos. Margie, an oon'
yiot, was fatally stabbed In tho abb
damon.
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WASHINGTON, NJ arch lS.-The CHAIR
laid bsfore The senate the resolution Of
fered by Mr.. Miller (of New YORK;, au-
thoriziilr the committees on agriculture
and forestry, during the recess, 10 con-
slider the best means of preserving the
forests upon the puolio domain, aud to
employ a clerk. A brief debate en-
sued, developing the fact that the only
object OF the resolution WAS 20 give ein,
duripg the recess. II was agreed To,
however-27 10 Is. The division was
upon party lines, except in the case OF
Mr.. Call, who voted in the affirmative,
and Messrs Riddleberger and Sherman,
tho voted in the negative.
Tbe senate then went into executive
session.
When the doors re-opened the senate
Ia executive session the injunction OF
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A Mine supu, intsndent Assaulted.

PlTTsBURG, March lS.-Whiie on HIS
way homo last night, Il, Fl. Latinore,
,uperintendent of the YOugh slope
mines, of Yves Newton, Was attacked
by striking miners, who concealed
themselves along the roadside aud AS
called him with vOlley Of stones ana
bricks. The assault was entirely uneX-
pected, and Latimore was 30 badly an.
iurod that he will probably die. About
70 miners have been working at ths old
price, and refused to JON the strike.
This caused bitter feeling, aud yester-
day all the strikers and their wives
stood about the mouth Of the pit and
abused tho wOrkmen. Latimore Inter
ferad, hence the assault. Warrants
have been sworn out for the arrest OF
tho strikers and their wives. The River
Coal Exchange. met here to-day, aud re-
affirmed TIE decision not to pay the rate
demanded by the strikers.
Forty arrests, including Is women,
were made at West Newton this after
noon, FOR completely III the attack uDon
Superintendent Larimer, OF the Yoush
Slope mines, last night, and warrants
are out for upward oi 60 more. The
prisoners were held in $1,000 bail each,
and in default were sci TO Greensourg,
isil, The assault was entirely unpro-
yoked, and has created great irdigna-
ton, Laumer's condition is very seri-
Gus. ~,
Beatty Brothers mine at Bridgeville,
started up to-day, at the price demanded
by the strikers.
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A shncLine sulelda ~ Iiou.ton.

HousroS, March ls-lSpecial.I-This
morning nc O'Clock shocking suicide
occurred here, Marsell r. VSnHax-
hausen killing himself by dischsrsing u
pistol ball into mis- forehead, which
passed through his brain, ranging down
intu the NECK and body. HIS wife, ur
chiIireu aud three adopted children,
making aeyen, wora at brea fast down
stairs, when hs got out Of bed mp stairs,
.ouk a il.cHlinro pistol, walked IN front
oil tho mirror, placed tue InuZz,o To his
forehead and fired. The pistol tell 1T
his iugt aud he fell backward, resting on
hi, back, his head near the bed from
v hence no had arisen. The family
heard The report, rushed ups airs,
10 discover the terrible Tragedy.
Financial troubles are presumed 10
nave beun tho cause. He WAS oi Ger
man nationality, being a baron; was
born in Westphalil, served IN me Rus
siau-Austrihn war, married IN Europe,
came 70 Texas tour years Ug', puf-
chased q ran the Germ ~ Post ~ Now
Brauniels up To last year He purchased
the German Gazette hero on the lolh oi
January, 1888, aud had placed II well on
IT'S teet, but had invested all ot his
money and still ii was no5 paying. As
AN officer, he was distinguished in the
war for his bravery. His family VIII
return to Europe. They nave the SYM
pnthy OF the whole city.
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WAsHISoroH, March 2l-Gen. Hatch
telograp cd the war department to-day
that about 500 Oklahoma boomers has
cnngregated ct CuiIHyvilie, Knnsas, on
the southern border line, with the inten-
ton OF moving into tire territory. lie
has srut u iorcs - Intercept them.
TuE CoLoSisrS Al CoFFEINi LIE:
CoTFEYvILLE, KAs., March 2l.-Tho
bDumura are gathering from variOus
points az Coneyvills and leaving IN
squads as siast as they arriS q
f,r Oklahoma. 4 number OF teams ar
rived I, day and will PROBABLY leave on
Monday. Tho COilrelii,e colony has n
number Of detacbments now in OKLA
hnma and more ON tho road, notwith-
standing the presidents proclamation.
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MARLIN, March ls.-Ispecial.l-The
Houston IL Texas Central railway is
working a gang of convicts at Big creek,
four miles south Of this place. To-dsy,
while train was passing, NJ at Roberts,
sent up from this county, and another
convict named Smith from Santiago,
made a break for liberty and were fired
on by the guard, killing Smith and
wounding Roberts in the abdomen and
shoulder. Roberts was convicted on
acknowledgements for theft and was serv
ing a term of nine years. He has wife
and children living near the scene Of the
shooting. This is another argument in
favor of keeping the eonyicts within the
penitentiary walls.
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Knife and Ratchet at Lo uisville.

LOUISVILLE, March 22-Two cutting
ARRAYS occurred here this evening in
which three men were fatally injured.
William Dobson, a laborer, separated
from his wife sh TT while ago, leaving
y child with her. rms evening ne wens
RI the house, on Preston and Main
streets, to get the chilli. Since the sep
sration The wife has been living with
Pat Murphy, q lab0ror. The two men
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-26
what Rosadalis viii Dol

II ,sadaIis is q sovereign remedy for
all diseases of the blood. 1t has no
equal tor the cure of nervous disorders.
Read this certificates: [ would like to
Dear testimony to the merits OF Rora-
daiis. bv saving that some eight year.
ago / was totally Frustrated and could
yet no relief from our family physician
but after taking one bottle Of Rosadalis
became entirely restored to health.
now weigh l75 pounds, but when firsi
took your medicine I weighed only l3O
cheerfully recommend 1t to all, and
especially to those afflicted with nerv-
GUS debility.
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Mr.. George V. Willing, of Manchester,
Michigan, writes: "My wife has been
almost he'll iess tor five years, so help.
less that she ess Id not turn over IN PED
alone. She ased two bottles o. Electric
Bitters, and 10 so much improved that
she il able now to do her own work.
Electric B,tters will do all that Is
claimed for them. Hundreds of testi-
mouials attest their great curative pow
ers. Only 30 cents bottle at w. ii.
Hawaii ~ BRO,
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Twenty Tranps Temporarily Take Texas
Town.

FORT Worth, March ls.-[Special.]-
There was great excitement in the OPP
era house tonight about II o'clock when
a messenger from the union depot
rushed in, and finding Sheriff Maddox,
announced that 20 tramps had captured
Hodge, small place three miles mort
of here, and had, with
their revolvers, driven the rail-
road men away. a special train
had been provided aud the company
asked that the sheriff proceed with "A
posse at once to the place. When ready
TO start q telegram came to the effect
that freight rain had arrived. and tho
train hands, with the vanished section
men, had recaptured the place, and had
driven the tramps away. The Knights
of the road had gone through the larner
and were preparing to stay Sll night.
Tho posse is ready to 10 at a moment's
notice Ii needed.
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Notice.

Will serge limited number Of fine
cows
Thoroughbred HoLsTEIN BULL "MoN-
ARCH" registered II. Ii. b., No. 4S3,
Thoroughbred JERSEY BULL, "GREAT
o. REX's SON." registering a. j. @. c.,
No. IL, 254, grandson OF the famous Rex,
king of bulls, sold to car of Russia for
an enormous price, at Riverside Stock
Farm, Houston street, near Brewery.
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FHrrIuRT, ONO, March r. henis-
min For,ythe, aged IA, died, apparently,
last Thursday aud wa. prepared f1I
burial. Hp preserved a lifn-liEe appear
aucu, aud ~ tho grave yesterday, % sat.
isly his mother tha CONN was opened
aud r. Sigh, moisture attracted atlen-
ton Rud the body was removed 10
house near hy, whore, ui,or several
hour luur, sH.t labor, the body was ro-
stored no consciousness aud he viii now
recover, 10 IL believed,
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Two charming little girls wore dane
ing .'the racket" in the streets. "What
makes you so happy" gentleman
asked. tOh! our mas has thrown away
all our horrid medicine and we have
ONLY to take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
and that amt bad at ALL"
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This Idea of doing West
to Colorado or New Mexico for pure
air to relieve consumption is all mis-
DIR. Bos.inko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for consumption In all its first stages.
II never fails to give relief in all cases OF
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest and all affections that are consjd-
cred primary to consumption. Price 5O
cents and $l.0D. Sold by all druggists.
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DO |U|Tr short hisi nr'
U'uv. uHUr. I# la IHuH IHI down
tu hin. huI Hta not thle 40 fHfHlH hi
hold, HId #.i". Into che waIHr .f. also
drowned. lit| Doc remained u1 ihe lea
be- wUuli iHku boon TUHruri, NH come
mon Ht.unr nuIH waiting IHf him
-..LmN IL.-I.--- L-----
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The Rev. George d. rhayer, OF Bou1--
nan, Indiana, ssysi Both myself and
sits owe our lives to Shiloh's Consnmp-
iop Cara sold hv s. Williams d Co
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KNOWING THAT
CHILLARINE

Has not ana cannot iali 10 cure, we offer *oW
Reward for any case OF Chills IL ta1is 10 Cur
when directions are followed
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Duck Hunters Drowned.

KBoKUK, Ia, March 22.--George VIII
son and George Dickinson, Of Hsmil-
ton, Illinois, while duck hunting in
canoe near this city to-day, were struck
By n cake OF ice and upset. Dickinson
sank at once, but Wuson
1Uated upon cake OF ioe
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Paralysis, deafness, running res,salt
rbeum. neuralgia, diseased liver,
Briyht's disesse oi the kidneys, diabetls,
discharges of all kinds; cure guaran-
iced. Giles Luiment Iouide Ammonia
and Giles Pills. Sold by all druggists.
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hhot by His Mattress.

LAREDO, March Special. Juan
Alfa'a, \ constable here, was shot last
night by hi. mistress. The ball entered
the legi iniliGtus a serious wound,
JRnl0nsY Is haliovod L1 ho thu nllsn.
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Oreu,j, WnaopipS onisn aud Drenonitlt
rnlleNe@ nv Ihiiohs o"fe
sold by j. l.. Williams " Co.
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Are you nsie miserable py inulges
ION, oonsti pStion- dizziness, loss OF ap-
elite, yellow skim Shiloh's Vitaiizer ~
rositIve cura. 9oid nv j. l.. Williams
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For dysgepsla sad MYERS upis'nt you
nave a printed guarantee Oh every .,ottie
"A Sniioh's Vitalizer. IL never AIS 70
uxe. eold by J. L.. Williams " Co.
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8 nasal Injector roe VIA eaon ootbit
II Shiloh's cstarrh he,nedy. rr'ne g
,,,,tg solS nv / L. williams IL Co.
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have johnson Grass Seed for sale
hree niles east of Alvarado, Texas.
Yours truly,
B. r. JOHNSON, sR.
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c.rt.r,. Little Liver Pills

Carriers Little Liver Pills
must not be confounded with common
Catbartic or Purgative Pills, as they are
entirsIy mike them ia every respect.
One trial will prove their superiority.
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See the notice of w. w. Ross in these
columns. Watermelon seed for sale.
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fLs Chicago Hotel liorror Worse than
~ First Reported.

ANumegR OF LIVES ROASTED OUT
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Butter I'm Boston.
Boston Cor. Chicago Tribunal

LDcnNoh W.T. SAiSwkV iItbuuC.l
IL Ia hard to find good butter here--an arti-
Gle almost universally good In the west. At
least have never met bad, rank butter
on any western hotel table. Oleomargarine
Ia largely used In the restaurants, and It u
only ut the highest-p priced cafes tina. one Is
sure to find genuine sweet butter. At ono
Boston hotel Of high repute they have for
years sold butter Of mousey taste. 30 that
now IL Is proverbial that at this hotel you
are sure TO get horrible butter. They buy
. good article, but they store IL where IL &C.
quires q favor Of the sewers A friend
OF mine recently bought some choice
Philadelphia butter In neat pats, paying
therefor 10 cents per pound. On taking Il
home his wife and female friends declared
their bslisf that tho butter was olsomargar-
inc and they were sure they tasted the
sust" Next week. out Of revenge, my
afflicted friend bought some oleomargarins,
put up In shape to deceive the very elect
among butter men. This he took home, and
the women said with ono accord. aWhat
delicious butter-now you have got the
right thingr He was avenged on his fair
critics when be disclosed his little plot
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No. l46l.
Mining Application.
u. y. LAND OFFICE.
Helena, M. T., Dec, 10, 1884.


Notice is hereby given that the Granite Noun
tain Mining Company, an incorporation existing
under the laws of the Territory of Montana, by
Frank L. Perkins, its Attorney in Fact,
whose postofice address is Phiiipsburg, Deer
Lodge county, M. T, has this day filed its ap-
plieation for patent for 1900 linear feet OF the
WILMINGTON Lode, mine, or vein, situated in
Flint Greek Mining District, Deer Lodge Co, M:
T, and designated by the official plat and field
notes on file in this Office as Lot coin Township
7 North, Range Is West and described as fol-
lows to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner, granite
stone 30x2Ox7 inches, m arked 1-1456, Tor cor.
No. from which the Initial Point tor this dist.
bears 10 dogs SO Minis w 2925.8 feet distant,
and running thence 50 dogs 80 Minis z 500
feet: thence s Is dogs 90 min 600 feet:
thence S 80 dogs 80 Minis w / 500 feet; thence
Is degs 26 Minis w 600 feet to the place of be-
ginning, containing an area of 20.50 acres
claimed.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office Of Deer Lodge county, Mon
tana, in Book M of lodes, on page 544.
The adjoining claimant to the premises is the
Granite Mountain Mining Company to the Cleve-
land lode survey No. 1887 on the cast and to the
Humming Bird lode survey l455 on the west.
S0s-10t F. Atkinson, Register.
N. B. RISGELNG, Atty for Claimant
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TO THE PUBLIC, GREETING:
Boards of Heal tn everywhere
recting the faul to Of sewerage and advising
the people how to prevent future cpl demi
But other precautions are necessary, wi tn
out viii CHI amount of SAM tation can avail.
Dr.. Koch says that chol era has but little
chance among those who keep the dt sestive
organs and the liver, skin and Xxi dneys (the
sewers Of the body in heal thful operation.
Warmers SAFE Remedies the best sc1en-
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too much emphas1z re the impor tance of using them
now, as a safeguard against any future scourse
Much Of the common al lments caused, not
primarily by bad blood, but by IMPAIRED LIVER
AND KIDNEYS. This result is in blood corruption
and injury to the entire system. Remove this
impat red action, and most ordinary lments wi IL
disappear. Other practitioners have held that
extreme liver and kidney disorders incur
able. We, however, by the severest tests, have
unanswerably proved the contrary. Pl ease notes
FIRST. WE DO NOT CURE EVERY KNOWN DISEASE
FROM ONE BOTTLE. Warmers Safe Remedi are
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Safe Throattne for AS thma, catarrh; Warmers
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SECOND. --Warner's Safe Remedies, spite of
all opposition, have won the victory and
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THIRD. After six years Of unequal ed exper-
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ORDER OF SALE.
Benjamin Ezekiel, Plaintiff,

BENJAMIN Ezekiel, PRintih,
william W. Williams, ct al, Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff. Sale. at O'Clock p. m, Sat-
urday, January 81 A. ID, 1885. In front of the Court
House door In the town OF Deer Lodge, under
and by virtue of an order of sale in the above
titled issued from out the District Court of the
in and for the county Of Deer Lodge, the following
described property, to-wit
The undivided one-halt II interest In and to that
certain quartz lode mining claim known and called
the Monitor under which said name the said lode
was, on the 18th day of January, A. d. 1881,
ded IN the records OF Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory, In Book of Lcdes, page 2ss, by John
II Done, named herein a. locator; also the undivi-
ded one-naf M OF that certain other lode mining
claim commonly known and called the Pleideas or
Piedes lode claim, under which said name the same
the Office of the County Recorder Of said Deer Lodge
county, in Book M Of Lodes, on page III. BY said
William W Williams ond one L. It. kombaner,
named therein as locators; also the undivided one
half M of that certain other quartz lode mining
clmm situated la Georgetown mining district In
said county of Deer Lodge Aforesaid and Territory
aforesaid and known and called the Southern Cross
Lode mining claim, under which said name the same
duly recorded In the Office OF the County Recon
der Of said Deer Lodge county on the End day OF No
vember, A ID. 1882. by said Williams and 6alton
said Georgetown mining district, Deer Lodge county.
Montana Territory, together with all and singular all
tenements, improvements and appurtenances thereto
belonging or In anywise appertainng. Together with
one half M Of all quartz or ore on the dump of
said mines.
Dated Deer Lodge, January LIST, A, D. 1885.
S09-4t JAMES b. McMASTER, sheriff.
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A party Of Israelites went out In small
yacht on pleasure excursion A gale arose
and they were blown of the land. They
were several day. without food, and, despair
ing Of being rescued, resigned themselves 10
die. They sank into state OF lsthargy and
were nearing dissolution, when the captain
In charge OF tins little craft sspied vessel
He sprang 10 his feet, enchanting:
"A sail q salt"
"A salsi" echoed ono Of tho Isra1litss,
fssbly, - sale; we're ish de- cntalogusT