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gifts the blues sometimes"
The preparations were soon made, and Co. Q
went to bed early. Ia tho morning the Or
derry came around and stirred the boys up an
hour before reveille, as they were ordered to be
ready to start at daylight. The primary object
of the expedition was forage for the animals,
the supply of which had run short. Besides
this each man had secondary purpose, and
that was to gather i'll something on his own
hook that would satisfy his longing for change
from the regulation diet. This was always the
unwritten part of the order to "go out forag
ing"
Daylight was just streaking over the camp
when Co. @, equipped in light marching order,
leaving knapsacks behind moved out to where
the half dozen wagons detailed from the regi-
mental transportation were ready for the start
Each regiment in the brigade furnished a COM
pany and the same number of wagons The
impatient mules were braying and Tapping
their ears, as if they understood that they were
to be the chief beneficiares of the raid.
"Pile in, boys!" said the Orderly, and they
clambered into the wagons. The guards were
permitted to eide until there were symptoms Of
danger.
Then the muleteers, bestriding the big
wheelers," cracked their long whips like pis-
tol-shots, addressed to the mules the usual
words of exhortation, and the long procession,
drew out upon the stony pike and took brisk
trot. Considerable foraging had already been
done in the vicinity and it was expected the
train would have to go out several miles in or
der to fully accomplish its object. The boys
were in fine spirits and enjoyed their morning
ride, albeit the jolting of the wagons gave them
thorough shaking up.
" / guess they forgot to put any springs in
when they built these wagons! 5" said Shorty,
as he shifted his position that he might
catch the bumps in a new place for a while.
Jest thinkin' that way myself" replied 81 !;
"but all the same, it beats travelin' on the
hoof all holier!"
Three or four miles out from camp the train
was halted while the officers in command made
| inquiries of a cadaverous native who was sun
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Hoods SarsqDai1M

This successful medicine is carefully prepared
extract of the best remedies OF the vegetable
kingdom known TO medica. science as Alternatives,
Blood Purifiers, Diuretics, and Tonics, such az
Sarsaparilla Yellow Dock, Stilngia. pandelion,
Juniper Berries, Mandrake. Wild Cherry Bark
and other selected roots, barSs and herbs.
medicine. like anything else. can be fairly judged
only by its results. We point with satisfaction to
the glorious record Hoods Sarsapariila has en-
tered for itself upon the hearts of thousands OF
people who have personally or indirectly been
relieved of terrible suffering which all other
remedies failed to reach. Sold by all druggists
81; six for IS. Made only by c. l. HOOD CO..
Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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readers imagination the good resolutions as to
his future conduct that were floating in Sis
mind at this critical juncture. He saw the
awful consequences of yielding to the influence
of that alluring young woman and her seduc-
tive dinner. What he had read about Adam
and the trouble Eve got him into, in pretty
much the same way, flashed before him. 1t
was good time to resolve that he wouldn't do
so any more.
Shorty, long and lank, was swifter on his
feet than 81. Hardtack and bacon had not yet
reduced the latter's surplus flesh to degree
that enabled him to run we'll. Shorty kept
ahead, but would not desert his comrade slow
ing up for an instant now and then to give ST,
who was straining to the utmost every nerve,
and putting like locomotive on an up grade a
chance to keep within supporting distance.
The soldiers of the reserve, taking the alarm,
came out at a double-quick and were fortu-
nately able to cover the retreat of ST and
Shorty. The half-dozen cavalrymen, upon the
appearance of so large force, turned their
horses and galloped away.
Hello. ST." said the Orderly of Co. @, Eyer
ears bleedin'. What hurt YEP"
Fell down and scratched it on a brier!"
said 81, as soon as he was able to speak
That night ST and Shorty sat on log by the
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Practical Duties Taught by Study Of the Inter
national Sunday School lesson Appointed fO
March IA. Est. 4 i0-17: B: Is.
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| THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY GETS LEFT
piece from his left ear. There was not time to
| get and use his gun. With the quickness of a
cat ST sprang upon him, and with a blow of his
| fist laid him sprawlng upon the floor. Dis
arming him, he placed the revolver at his head
| and triumphantly exclaimed
'Now, gaul durn ye you're my prisoner. I'd
like to blow the top o yer head off fer spiiin'
my dinner. but l wont do it this time. But
you ,iist git up N come long with mel"
With his complete mastery of the situation,
Sis confidence returned, and Shorty, who had
been dazed and helpless ct first, recovered him
self and came to his assistance.
But at this instant their ears caught the
sound of horses hoofs gallOping down the
pike. Sis quick perception told him that it
was dash of rebel cavalrymen, and that few
moments later escape would be impossible.
Grab yer gun an gt!" he said to Shorty,
at the same time casting one ferocious glance at
the terrified girl, who stood, white and speech
less, contemplating the scene.
ST and Shorty dashed out of the house and
started for the reserve, at the highest speed of
which their legs were capable. On clattered the
horses, and q few shots from the carbines of the
swft-riding horsemen whistled through the air.
Six feet at Jump, with humping hearts and
bulging eyes, the fugitives almost flew over the
ground, throwing quick glances back at their
pursuers, and then ahead, in the hope of catch
ing glimpse of succor.
"Shorty, il fwe-only git-ort O this"
but ST found he hadn't any wind to spare TO
finish the sentence. We must leave to the
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A SCAMPER FOR LIFE.

campfire, talking over the events of the day.
"Don't ye never blow on this thing" said Si.
"Itd be cold day for us if they'd find it out"
"There amt no danger o. my tellin'," replied
Shorty. "But, say, amt that nice girl out
there?"
"She's mean rebel, that's what she is! But
that was smart trick O. her'n, wasn't it"
Come mighty near bein' too smart fer u.s."
replied Shorty. 1 don't want no more such
close shaves in mine. You member the story
of the spider N the fly, don't ye? Wall, she
was the spider n We was two poor little fool
fiies,"
"Shorty," said 81, "Pd mighty sight ruther
be an angel an have the daisies a-bloomin' over
my grave than to have been TUX pris'ner in
that house. But that dinner was good, any
hOw-what we got of it,"
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Gen. Gilmore entered the fort alone, the
other Officers, at the request of Col. Olmstead
remaining outside. After short parlcy the
terms Of capitulation were negotiated and Gen
Gilmore returned TO submit the articles to
Gen. Hunter. leaving Maj. Halpine, Capt Ely
and Lieut. Irwin 10 receive possession of the
fort and garrison and to await the forces de-
tailed for its occupation. These officers then
entered the fort, the small-arms OF the garrison
having been stacked in the area and the men
ordered 20 their quarters. The National officers
We're theu conducted to the quarters of Col
Olmstead by his Adjutaut, where the commits
stoned officers CT the garrison were assembled
The garrison numbered 36l, "a of whom were
officer, and consisted of five companies-three
native Gcorgians. one German and one Irish
Upon the return of Gen. Gilmore the sur
render Of The fort was received on the follow
ing terms:
First. The fort, armament and garrison TO be
surrendered at TO the forces of the United
States.
Second. The officers and men of the garrison to
be allowed 10 retain possession of their private cf
fec.s
Third. The sick and wounded under the charge
oil the Hospital Steward OF the garrison to be sent
under flag of truce to the Confederate lines
tSigncdl CHARLES III. OI.MsTEAD,
Colonel LIST Ga.
@ A GiILMoEE,
Bhgadier-Gencrai, Commanding u. S. Forces
Tybce Island Ga.
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Great Reduction in all Kinds of Goods at the
NEW YORK STORE.
VII LINERI setting less tban OF STI YER
UlRETabte SD"0ns 35c. Spoons 25c.
1MBERINE
HuhdsOne BREAD OueIo r
selling LTBR4RT
pieces kand
Ross Hook of
Chitoytut's Iioods for each ~
L. {. MCCARTHY
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Combines, in a proportion peculiar to itself,
the active medicinal properties Of the best
blood-purifying and Strengthening remedies
of the vegetable kingdom. 1t will positively
cure when in the power of medicine
Spring Debility, Headache, Dyspepsia, Ca
tarrh. Salt Rheum. Scrofula, and all Diseases
caused by a low state of the blood.
Il suffered three years with blood poison.
took Hoods Sarsaparilla, and think am
cured" MRS NJ ]. DAVIS, Brockport. \. Y.
Hoods Sarsaparilla beats all others, and
is worth its weight in gold" l. BARRING
Ton 10 Bank Street New York CITY.
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Is so vastly superior to any other sarsa-
parlla or blood purifier, that one has well
said: "Its health-giving effects upon the
blood and entire human organism, are as
much more positive than the remedies of
quarter of century ago, as the steam
power of to-day is in advance of the slow
and laborious drudgery Of years ago"
"While suffering from a severe bilious
attack in March, 1888, 4 friend in Peoria,
H., recommended Hoods Sarsaparilla. l
tried the remedy, and was permanently
cured" j. A. SHEPARD. travelling agent for
| Deyop 81 Co Fu1tOn Street \. Y
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L. 6. MCCARTHY.
MARRIED.
DIED

In this city, Feb. 20, Mrs. sarah b.. widow of the
Late Rev. Geo. Pratt aged go years. months and 10
days.
In this city, Feb. Ia Mr. IIezekiah Wentworth
aged 3 years.
IN this city, Feb. IS, Mr.. Benjamin Banks, aged
- years and y days.
In sandy Point, Feb. 5, Susan $, daughter of j.
+. and h. j. Cousens, aged Is years and 4 days.
In jackson, Feb. -, lnez A. Cole, daughter of
John W and +. l.. Cole aged ID years. month and
; days.
In Belmont, Mass. Feb. 20, Alice NJ, wife of
Amos +. Hill and daughter of Cyrus 7. and Caro-
line Hemenway, formerly of Searsmont, Me- aged
30 years and months.
IN Bradley, Feb. 22d, joel Harrison, aged .G
years, months and - days.
In Camden, Feb. g. Mrs Serena Josselyn, wife of
Nathaniel Jossclyn.
In Brockton, Mass, Feb. l6, Sarah A., wife of
Frank c. Brown, formerly of Rockand, aged 20
years, II months and days.
In ROckland Feb. ID, Mary Ivy.
In Waldoboro, Feb IA, Abbe, wife Of James 5.
Walter.
In Jersey City, n. J., Feb. TO- Capt. VIM. D. Scott,
of Rockland, aged 40 years.
In Cumberland Mills, Feb. TO- Charles W Boggs,
formerly of Rockland, aged % years, l0months and
s days.
In Deer Isle, Feb. ), Mrs. Thomas GreenIaw,
aged 20 years
In Deer Isle, Feb. o. Mrs Asa Saunders, aged Il
years
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Purifies the Blood

II was Tor five years sufferer Win
boils, all run down, and was at one time
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all of two bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla, was
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Il was severely afflicted with scrofula,
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Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s.. Made
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1000 Yds. rs Brown cottons, Sc. per Yd.
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% Doz Kid Gloves, 3 Button, Opera Shades, 25c.
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25 d.. Double Busk Corsets, Embroidered 25c. each
Case Hathaways Laundered Shirts, Best,
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l Case Dormet Flannel 6 1-4c.
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3 Pieces Black Silks at $3.50, sold Every
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10 Pieces Summer Silks, Soc to 75c. per I'd.
5000 Yds. Harlburgs at Immense Bargains
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Napkins from SOC. to $500 PEI dozen.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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VOW ITS VALUE

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his Great
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CE-lCURA ABROAD

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snd restoring the sfflcsed to HEALTH and
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Ii EseaFny 81. IA, aclSs3 s.l..
Ne.> Gus Dehi.ty, seminal Weakne :,
Exhausted \it II sperm .Orrhda.
hos fi"pi.ooI ..e3cy, Par iNsIS.
l'foetatorrhCes, am he terrib" ef-
ieciS OF rl'-. b. -. .-ii't eactsS in nil
turer Years, such rs Loss of Memory,
I as>itu.e No .'urn:; Emissions err
Noises in the head, the Wit 4 fiuid r.s
ing unni,scrve in 'he urine, md M y
OH diseases tha, ie;.l TO iusarli. ana
death.
ElI5EG BEN
SpffrTin. III ANY of the above symp-
'oins, SHoulj cO1-u I Us n. once. lie
rain "an he sFoitpc ;. vstality HrSt re 4.
a." life ID, nn'e again Il plea u:e III
ast-,.. Of "a hn dcu.
Thcrearc many
E.sESsis.f. sGtE3 HEN
who re Irau lrsWi IA II n, qucrt evae-
u;uion Of liz Ia Il. ccf. Oxen 5Ccoafp, -
!. G Il = Siua,r.'rG or turning So sa1i j..
ana Il wCabelii Z If IT, system in Il
a.: nn~r th'.s Gamma t,ccoUttsT for. Rrpt
- dime ~ the urine. etc. Man. al
o. lhi> al CLitN i@Hpr..Ht OF The e ne.
VII Oh is The secOud Stage OF seminal
N,-aGns IS.
CURES , UARASG Fed IN All SUCH c Frs
<'or:. III a'ic- tree, Tn rough ex
.c:ti ti:,lh SIS an IGicr0$c pic examine
tioD # he urine, -. An hone. o. il :
ion given III every ease.
The follow inS n.e-iciaes Supplied al
the lr.ccS named:
ST ASHLEY CGaPI.s VGrA:
EsS 'Et,f; "a ssf. - a bottle, OF Jour
times liz" quantity, $40.
s.sIi &c. H0Tsz.E FACE
sent To any ore applying ny letter.
sfdilnG ~ mpiOm>. and age, street
s'cr,sS in IT saiu 10 all hs >lness trans
::ciion>.
TIC Celebrated Kidney Kennedy.
~ u - X TECU " for all kind OF
k'tn Y and Eladd, omplaintS, Con
% rhu:t. Gie,t, IL ucorrhun. Gle. For
SAFE by all Druggists; "a "a b tile, or six
bO cs for S5.tQ,
The Eng i>n RANEsEE.0N. LIy-
-. .4Nes DHnP k'S.A e /. is
tue best in The lnarte tGr sale b., a
druggi ISIS; price 90 cents bottle,
Address
EH.i ~. szrGisa; HisDpusGry.
No. II kEAENhY STREET,
SAN FkANCIsCo,
noNbtf CAL.