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Emissions. Aversion to Society. nimness of Vision
Y ises i'll the Head the vital fluid passing unobser
ed in the urine and many other diseases that
lead tc insanity and death. DIR. MINTIE, who
is regular physician graduate of the University
of Pennsylvana). will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars fer case OF this kind
the VITAL RESTORATIVE under his spt-
clsl ADVICE and treament) will not cure
or for anything impure injurious found in
it DR.. MINTlE treats all Private Diseases
successfully without mercury Consultation Free.
Thorough examination and advice. including anal.
sis OF urine IS %. Price of Vital Resolutiye
81 90 bottle, four times the quantity SIS. 90;
sent to any address upon receipt of price, G. o.
D.. secure from observation and in private name if
desired, by.
A. E. MINTlE. n D.
II Kearny Street, San Francisco Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE,
VIII be sent to an one applying by letter. stating
symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard
TO all business transactions.
DIR. MlNTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPH.
RETICUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
complaints, Gonorrh9a. Gleet LeucorrhGea For
SAFE oy all druggists; $l00 BOTTLE six bottles for
$500
DR. MINHE'S DANDELION PILLS, are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA ana BILIOUS
cure III the market. For sale by all dyu plsts,
Jan. 2. 18s0-tf
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Notice.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received by the Clerk of The Board Of
County Commissioners at the Auditors
office, Idaho City, Boise county, |. +, up
to 10 o'clock A NJ, July ID, A. D. 1885. for
keeliing in repair and improyingthc roads
and HIGHWAYS in the several road districts
Of Boise county, for The Term Of two ~
years from and after awarding Of con
tracts. in accordance with an act of the
Legislature OF the Territory of Idaho,
approved January 10th, A. d. 1878, and
MI act amer datuIy thereto. approved De-
cember 22nd, a. d. 1876, and an act
amendaiory thereto. approved Feb 3D.. A..
!. ID. 1885.
DtsTRcr No. l--commencing at the
Warm Springs, thence 20 idaho City,
thence to the mouth Of Illinois gulch, and
from Idaho City 10 The summit between
l,lauo CRY and CenteIyillc. Also, from
idaho City 10 The Summit between Idaho
Cit; and Boston
DIsTnIcT No. Recommending at
Ouarlzuurg, thence rupning via Granite
creek, Placervillc and Cenierville TO the
summit between ceniervile and idaho
CITY. Also, from ar Ranch to the sum.
mil between Boston and Idaho City. AL
80 from Centcryillc via Church's saw mill
10 its junction with the PlAcevlle and
Pav,tte toll road
DIsTRIcT No Recommending at Gen.
ierviile, thence running TO Pioneer City,
and from Pioneer City 70 its junction with
the Placcryile and Centerville roai in
Bo,les' guich.
ID STRICT No Accommodating at Pac.
c1ville. thence Iunningr 10 Gardn Valley,
and up Garden Valley to McBride's ranch.
4 tt,,t., mai, NJ Inre.
shoe Bend, thence running to Jerusalem.
DfsTRIcT No. Recommending at its
Junction with the Placerville and Payette
toll road, about one mile below Marsh &
Iielon's ranch u encc running up John.
sons gulch to the line of Boise and Ada
Counties
DISTRICT No. 7--commercing at the
mouth OF Illinois gnlch, thence running
10 Banner.
DISTRICT No. recommending at Min
cas- bridge, on the payetie river, thence
running 10 Carroll Baird's ranch On
squaw creek.
Each proposal or bid so submitted to
the Board of County Commissioners shall
be accompanied with bond conditioned
Tor the faithful performance and duties of
The contract, which may be made and en-
tered into by and between the persons
making the proposal or bid, and the Board
Of County Commissioners, in sum not
less than double the amount bid and stat
cd in said proposal, for The Improvement
ant keeping In repair the roads and high
Ways within the districts proposed z he
said bond to be secured by two or more
sureties who shall justify in the same form
and manner as is required on bonds of
ceun,y officers And no person shall be
pair any r,ad district unless he, or she be
a. actual bona fide resident of the district
for which he or she proposes or bids.
TIM. CARROLL,
Ci'k BID Co CONS
June 0, 1885.
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Notice to Creditors,

ESTATE OF HARVEY KEIINF, DECEASED
III the Probate Court, Boise CountyL T.
MIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
eVthe undersigned administrator of The
Estate Of Harvey Keline, deceased, to the
creditors OF, and all persons having claims
against the deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers. within four months
after the first publication of This notice, to
the said administrator at lis office ut Idaho
City, Boise County, Idaho Territory
JOHN GARRECHT
Administrator of estate of Harvey Keline,
deceased.
Idaho City, May %, 's5 -4w
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Persons dealing with one Jos jackson,
near Centcrville, are hereby notified that
he is not in my employ, nor is he in any
manner interested with me in mining or
any other kind OF business. am the sole
owner of the Golden Fleece and Golden
Star mines, near the quartz mill, about
one mile east Of Centervile, and the said
Jost phi Jackson, and all persons, are here
by notified not tx trespass on either Of said
mines, as any one who shall do so will be
dealt with according to law.
MARION F. WALDRON.
CENTERvILLE, July l, 1SS4-6m.
Title Abstract of Deed
From Dryden McClintock, Sheriff to
nj. F Waldron, deciding all those certain
quartz lodcs known as the Golden Fleece
and Goldtn Star mines, situated in Cen
terVille mining district, Boise county,
T.
ate of deed. March %, 1888, and recor-
ded March %, 1888, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, in
book ID, on pages 800, 400, 4O1 and 400
Deed records OF Boise county, 1T.
Territory of Idaho,
County of Boise
| do hereby certify ,hat the foregoing is
true ana correct abstract, as appears of
record
49, Witness my hand and seal of
! Seal office, this 9th day of July, A
(~- D. 1884.
TIN CARROLL
Auditor Boise Co. |.
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SUM MONS.

IN THE DisTRrcT CouRr OF THE SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE TERRITORY
OF IDAHO IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
or BOISE
John w. Hudson, Plaintiff,
VS.
Luella Bell Hudson, Defendant
To Luella Bell hudson, defendant above
named
In The Name efhe People Of the
Ln,ted States Of The Territory Of Idaho,
You are hereby notified that there is now
I'll file in the office OF the Clerk of the
District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
tiet of said Territory, in Idaho City,
County OF Boise, the comp amt of John
w. Hudson demanding Judgment AGAINST
you, that the bonds OF malrimony between
himself and defendant be dissolved and
for such other and further relief as to the
Court may seem meet in the premises
upon the ground OF willtul desertion
Tor The period of more than two years last
past, The facts more fully appearing IN
piaittiits complaint on file herein, and TO
which reference is hereby made.
And that unless YOU appear and answer
10 said complaint within ten DAYS after the
service hereof, ifserved within Boise Coun.
Y. and within twenty days il served out of
said County, but within said Judicial Dis
rict, and within forty days If served out
uf said District exclusive OF the day of
service), the plaintiff will apply to the
Court tor the relief demanded in the com.
plant.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, |,
- A. l. Richardson, Clerk of
tSe21 said District Court, have here
So unto set my hand and affixed
the Seal ot said Court, at Ida.
ho Cry, this 10Th day of May,
AID 1885
A. l., RICHARDSON, Clerk
by lsrpoh SMITH Deputy Clerk.
&. ). KINGSLEY, Atty for Pl'f.
idaho City, May 26, 'S5. sod.
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000n 00nIN PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY. Send

MIIlII Illus cents postage, and by mail Won
YuVo, ouowill get FREE package of goods Of
arRe 'aiue mat VIII start You In work that will at
o,cf o'ihg you III more money faster than anytbing
ele IN America. All about the S2ln 900 in presents
with each box. Agents wanted everywhere of either
sex. Oh all ages + all the time or spare time only
!" :" WORK Tor us at their own homes Fortunes for
all workers absolutely assured DOM aa,as ~
HA1LErr & Co. Portland Maine. L.
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$40 Reward

GENTS clothing cleaned and mend
ed and ladies' fancy work stamped by
Mrs. J. w. REEL.
TIT lTmore money than at anything else by taking
w IN an agency tor the best selling book out BE-
einners succeed grandly. None fail Terms
Tree. HALLErr BOOK Co, Portland, Maine
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Board of County Commits toner's

OF Boise county, Idaho Territory, will
meet in regular session at the clerks office
in idaho City, on
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Monday, July E3, 1858.

All accounts or other matters cominc
before said Board should be filed two DAYS
prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must be legally
verified to insure action thereon, and no
bill will be presented unless all the fees
are paid. TIM CARROLL,
June 8 1885. Clerk B ,ard Co. Com
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
BEFORE THE SEASON.


What women WIN Wear When the Gay
world Moves.
Orders are being filed for ladies who in
tend to remain out Of town during Septem-
Der and the first part of October, for white
flannel and flannel finished serge dresses,
bound and trimmed with white silk braid,
and made in simple tailor style. With
these viii be worn the straight white sailor
straw hat with g band of white watered rb-
bon about it. Stylish dresses are also made
of navy blue serge or flannel and very
pretty dress of this kind Is worn over
striped petticoat Of red and blue. White
vests are effective worn with such dresses,
and the dark blue straw hat, faced with vel
vet o! the same shade, can be trimmed with
a scarf OF white surah and small gold pins.
Linen collars aud cuff, edged with blue or
red, finish the costume appropriately.
At tie summer resorts, where fashion
most does coDgregase, white dresses are still
worn morning and evening, but they are
made Of cashmere, flannel, nuns yelling or
graceful crepe cloth. These will probably
be worn until the middle of October if not
lster, and even in mid-winter we are prom
ised some white street toilets bound in Rus
sian fars. If this latter fancy should once
take root, Fifth avenue of snowy winter
siteincon would certainly have an unusual
appearance. White gowns, when they are
White, are beautiful winter or summer, but
Unless one can have new gown every week
i, is nnsise to purchase them.
The coarse blanket stuffs made up in what
sre called novelty suits are the first imports'
tor. But these have been the primal show
for several seasons past and are not snapped
Up by the fashion seekers as once they were
they were Brown and licked goods trimmed
with brown braid, are as stylish as any ready
made suits. For solid wear during ipclem-
eut weather all dark clothes or Aannels are
proper.
Tie styles in making up street suits are
no more varied than the styles in street hats
for fashionable people, who wear about one
thing winter and summer when shopping.
Skirts are rather shorter than of late, IN
stead OF longer, as many feared. Straight
Eetticosts, with numerous panel devices,
braid strapped in front of skirt and basque,
with 8 multitudinously looped back drapery,
postillion tails TO the coat and simulated
vest is preferred fashion for fall outdoor
toilets.
In s rect colors there is strong tendency
toward sombre tints, without the vivid scar
let's and crimsons worn some seasons past.
Merchants say there lie a large demand for
black goods. After all, it is the only reli-
able hue for welldressed women, and, like
charity never faileth." White is in general
use fer oil purposes, and is now considered
staple WooleDs can be cleaned without be-
ing taken apart, and suits Of white serge
will be worn in the house or carriage late
in lie season. Much might be said about
The combination of black sad white, but the
iG.s II 81 au smateur can make becoming
dress Of this style ha, obtained such firm
/ o upon the mind OF the ordinary woman
hat the task OF undeceiying her will be al
NOS; useless.
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M
CHATELAINES AND HAND BAGS.

Leather cash chatelains are superceding
ell the clumsy handbags SO long carried BY
shoppers in The streets.
Natty little round bic 4itsized purses now
depend from a chain TO contain gold or sil-
yer. There are gleetully We coined by the
gentry that carry nippeIs into crowd for
lcose valusbles.
While emiDently safe and convenient the
old huge handbag slung over the shoulder
is done away With.
Fancy appliqued, painted or Queen Anne
daraed handbags or reticules OF velvet are
worn on the arm to match the costume, for
the conveying of small articles to the thea
tire, sucb as opera glasses, hsndkerchiefs,and
vibaigrette This style Of bag is often worn
on shopping excursions in place OF the old
leather satchel now relegated to variety
people"
The prettiest thing is the old German
Marguerite velvet or satin bag, depending
on the left eide from double cord dividing
over the hips.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
VARIETIES OF FASHION.

When flowers are worn they are placed in
tie belt.
Horse shoes and merry thoughts are in
biz b favor IN jeWeIry.
Grsssboppers and ants are the latest fancy
for brooches. Some lace pins are simply a
BIZ OK enamel an: carrying It's egg, a single
rftrl, bs lite autenue TIE effect is singu
iarly realistic, the industrious insect being
inst life size.
1t is far TO soon to predict anything as to
clcaks except that short, wsist-Iine caps viii
certainly be the rage during the autumn
mopths. But il vague hints and mods are
worth anything, it would seem probable tsat
the bem-deep costly outer garments have
had their day.
Pentis, or valar cesr for the fronts o.
skirts are revival under new name. They
are merely handsome Of them reproduce the
plush bsysdere stripes OF for seasons ago;
Others are embroidered, ana others yet are
the Roman stripes which, as already said.
bid lair 10 be 30 fashionable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
CHAPTER II.

Another of the sbsurdities belonging to
Stafford was its river. River indeed A
stream six feet wide in its widest part, flow
ing very prettily along it must be confessed,
under picturesque arches, and over heaps OF
brown bebbles, interpreted with TIN kettles
Old shoes aud other tag rag Of the Pan,
cIas," Mr.. Campbell parish and the end Of
be little town. The people made q sort Of
rag and bottle shop OF the poor stream al
heir particular corner, but in spite OF this
1t used to sparkle and ripple in the sunlight
more than any other known piece Of water,
nd sbone the loveliest, clearest hazel color
sou ever saw.
But only, alas in the Winter, Spring and
perhaps late Autumn; the Summer heats
dried and scorched it up completely, sb 'orb
I'd it into the clouds or dew, or something
Of the hind, and it ceased to be; aud then
he army Of old kettles that lay about on
the banks, high and dry, were q CHASTITY
sight indeed.
i suppose our mighty Savsnt rose some
where in the Downs and finally met Its fate
in the sea, only FIVE miles beyond Stafford
But IN one triumphant part, where it rushed
beneath wooden bridge quite outside the
town and fell over an intricate arrangement
oi bars and break waters into caterscts
ahich splasbed quite delieiously and made
brilliant foam aud freshness, the SsTan
vas really imposing. Two maiden ladies
Hho lodged on the other side Of the road,
snd have not been mentioned previously
because of their not belonging to the dress
circle" of Stafford, declared that the riye'
was so vide and rapid Just opposite their
windows that they couldn't help fsucyiug
themselves beside the Mississippi Rather
an effort of the imagination for women who
bad never been out Of Stafford in their
lives.
This suburb of Stafford, as one might
call il, was extra parochial-hke st. johns
Why, can't possibly tell you. Bat 90 ex
IRA was it that, though the St Mary con.
gregation was supposed to look after its
new cottages and one or two villas. It usually
went BY the name Of mo Mans Land.
When she people we're i'll or IN troable. they
ilsd Is By instinct to my friend Csnpbell-
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BONKETs AND HATS.

Large coarse straw sailor hsts in white
and black. trimmed with bands Of black
velvet and cocks lails, ell the vacuum left
By the withdrawal Of The white Oriental lace
seaside hat. Coarse black Tam o Shanters
are pretty above pretty faces. Nothing
could be more out Of place on an ugly wom-
Sd than Tam"
Every taIl for many years there has been
an attempt to push out the very Enslish
ttrsisht walking hst-abeadpiece extremely
lsdylike on some people. while bold, az
eresfiye-lookipg bar on others. The walk
ing hat in suit eolors ID 10 be fashionable
this TALL All trimming TO be massed high
and tail in iroht. Short women should mNk
tits.
Those wto fortold the sudden and early
death of little bonnets are ttill wearing
their pretty eockle-shells, wondering hos
tbeJ could 20 90 vide Of the mark The
truth Is that the women cling to the close.
fitting cspote, IS they do to the close jerseJ
sieve; hence the difficulty Of doing avail
,bsm. Might makes right in this impor
isnt affair Of The toilet .. least.
Little bonnets, hcveyer. have slterednots
bly, IN one respect So far from hidina
iifelf. and getting down out Of the public
ere. ss onee il did. the cspo,e resrs itsei
and wtafs cress rot 70 be oFeriooked n
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De ,Possum 'Peared in J Judgment.
Moon telegraph.

A planter owned q slave named Nose,
who was an inveterate possum hunter.
Away back in 1888 there was most re-
msriable meseoric shower, popularity known
as when the stars fell Uncle Nose was
out in hurricane track, where the logs lay
thick, indulgipg in his fAyorite psstime.
His boy JEFF was with him, aud they had
caught postum and Inserted bis tail in Q
cliff saphng, in the usual fashion, and JEFF
was carrying tie pole on his SHOULDER.
Suddenly the whole earth was illuminated
BY the shower of falling meteors. Uncle
Nose gazed up in mute sstonishmeut as
the blazing stars went shooting hither and
thitber, stretching their flaming tails across
the horizon 10 an aveinsB;ring manner.
Then be stAmpeded BE would run short
distarce, fall over 9 log, and then get on his
knees and pray. Then he would make an
Other dash, trip over decaying branch, aud
BEGIN PRAYING again. JEFF scrambled affer
him, stiIl holding on to bis possuu. All
Of sudden Mose remembered that il WA
Sunday night, and then he prayed loader
than ever. JEFF called out: Daddy vol
mus do wid dis possum? Great Lord
o nasal JeE, hsb you got dat postum yit
Turn i'm ioosel Let i'm 20. 20 fool niegah
Ile worf am comm to al cen, an wen de
Lo'd Ak me wot mean By hunsin possun
% Sunday night doan 20 hnow / dosu
sESSf DAT Poasam % pear IN jsdgnsat sEln
49,
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IN SILK ATTIRE.

The longest of the jersey gloves are about
thirty buttons length, and can be had in eli
the popular colors.
Embroidered silks OF sll sorts will be ex
cep,ionally popular for walking dresses com
bined with plain silkstof the rame shade.
A very rich black satin is covered at regu
lar spaces with small gold crowns. These
brocades are high novelties and are selling
we'll.
Embroidered surahs will be used most
successfully in combination with plain cash
mere, same color, and the cost OF these dec
oTations is enormous.
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4
Placid am. content. serene.
j take my slab Of gEpsam bFnNd,
And cnunks u oleaaalI xrine
Upon Us tAsteicss side spread.
Tbe cox eat vas never laid
BY any oacklinx, leathered hee,
hut from the lord knows what DIS made
IN Newark, By unfeNthered mex.
1 wash NV simple breakfast down
With fragrant ehicrOy 80 cheap;
Or Tor the bsst black lea In town
Dried WillOS leaves calmly steep.
But Il trom mans vile arts Zee
And drink pure water IRON The pump,
I gulph down infuSorise,
And quarts Ot raw bacteYie,
And hidtOns rOtatorie.
And wriggliug pOlygastricR,
And shiny diItOmacS,
And h2rl-Shelled OphryO eeicine,
And doubled-barrelled kolpodse,
Ngn-loriCateSi an b,Ctile,
and various Nuilnalcul.e,
OF middle high aud low degree.
or nature Just beats all creation
In multiplied adultSratiOn.
Robert j. Burdetts
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Cancer Of tn
Acs.s Assembling that -

Beus I'm yess &c hsd Q saefuls1sn1
tight hana which nvs - grpat ttoaete q
the old-time treatnent vas boalo1 q. :
poed ~ veL. I iounA, b0R0pcEs n
bern dYiven into The syuokm ~ " -
and mercury, aud In March, tokl q -
my throat, and coDctntnt1A u sbot -
ioctor dsnomitaied cancer. ! ~ -
treatment Tor this disease some Glx e -
scst physicixns In The country had - - 4
nmes under their eharyr sraoDs ~ ~
sliss In this tine; but one afteg Aneob1R u
tinnally. Jhe cancer hid g n tnEoWe &
destroying the ref Of ny mouth Az =
t.ltn attacked ny tongue, palate and ~
stroying the palate and under lip entirely
my tongue, eating out 70 the To- u ny u
bone ana up 10 the ieit eye fron ho11.
woman Of IS pounds, VA rednea 70 =
II skin and bones, almot unable tnrA =
bed loud not ct any soltd foo4, ~
On la%lds, snJ my tongue vss - ~ soe
mferiuss Of body which srpssisncsA q
b revealed. Given up By physkc.aus -
no hooe 81 recovery upon the PM q ID
nt around my ectei3e expecting evefy -
be my last; In fact, my hcshaD1 ue1t4I
aAnd or me every row and then 70 - !
Nas alive or net, and q eUe time al -.
iie vs extinct. and my death 80 repofepl
Sucn vas my wrstched and kslplen cen6
arst Of lzst October CISCO. whea ny ff5sa
mtncsd giving me evtft's Spec1nc- N II
month the eating piaces stopped and heel|
nenced. and the fearful aperture n my q
been clssed and nrmly Knitted teesthee. 4
. new under Up V proEresisg enelys
tongue which was almost Destroyed 4 bel11
cred, and n stsms that nature 70 suppsy11
tongue lzn tAlk - that ny tF1eads e.
understand Ne, and can eat seli4 ieod aGnlI
ahle 70 walk about wherever pseaH yitko(
distance Of any one, and have eaiue1 an n
atsh. Al this under ~ kls1aae = e
Heavenly fsthef. y Zoe y Bviltss opsaaA
wonder md narvel - sll NJ 6196 -
WHOM have knevA NJ tntsnse sllm1n0
vissteA NJ n ny a0iefisaA Whils -
lirely vel. yss ny svssita1e b Hoss ~ -
ana an conhasat Aak . pgfect rsogsWx
b uight u sny tssn d. hesA -
then 10 Hon. John n. rrayloe, eats bs.e1l
listrict, vhs 3 ny nsigAhss. D.. 4. q ~
Ia Grange, ga, or 70 10y skkR psseoaa
The southern part q 1reeps Ceo.tG e,
LAGrsnss, Ca. May IL iSsl
Sod By oil druUistA
Ttsatiss On blood ana Skin pisseees ~
Gall on our Physician, No tS' ". ~ }
Consultation ire. TEE swirl 3PBcIyic q
nrn vef 4 Atlanta a.
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No waite and No Sympathy.


As the midnight train vas leaving Brock
per- 90 its run vest last Saturday night .
rather green and rural boxing young man.
with bis best girl, occupied one Of the sssts
Of the last car bur TIE sleeper. Mr.. Verdant
arose, walled down the sisle 10 bring his
"fsif one" drink Of that beautiful nectar
dispensed on board trains Of the New York
Central road, water, had placed the cup m.
der the stopper 20 the tank. seizsd the west.
II g bouse cir brake cord which ID fastened
nesr. and gave IT jerk sDtcipasing . fos
Of hmpid beverage. No vs,er hossvef:
but suddenly the train stopped. and amid
the execratiops Of the conductor and. the
train hands. and passengers the CHAP from
the country" SUNK hack to The ssst Aftss
Q hull In the Storm that young lsdy vss hoard
to remark quits andiblr "What did yos DO
Il at for, you big fooiT'