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OLD AGE.
The Means of Proionging Life After Middle
Age.

age.
Iron, the Wilmington {Del) NesrsI
An eminent London physician, John Gardner,
nj. d., whose speciality is diseases Of the aged,
has written work on his favorite topic, and
the result Of his research is, that the only sure
and abiding strength which old age receives is
medical treatment, with pure whisky. Quot
ing from his work, the doctor says: Elderly
persons who in Winter suffer from cold feet
and find artificial heat, applied externally, fails
to afford relief, may with undoubted propriety
and advantage take whisky and hot water on
going to bed If headache or foul tongue
follows, the inference is, the spirit was impure,
probably containing fusel oil. A very slight
trace of this noxious ingredient, in spirits will,
IN some constitutions, produce headache-as
accurate test of impurity as chemistry can
employ" On the subject of stimulants and
their medicinal use when pure, DR.. Gardner
further says: "The advocates of total abstinence
equally fail to produce evidence in support of
their opinion, that all stimulants are inimicaI
to health and longevity. Science, common
sense, Holy Scriptures and all experience testify
to the benefits to be derived" The Every Satur-
day of Baltimore, Nd, publishes an interview
with the few remaining veterans who were the
defenders of the city in 1872, and who, though
they have advanced far into the vale of years,
enjoy good health for which each, in turn, gave
potent reason. This little band of heroes,
comprised of Mr.. John G. Morford, aged SO
years; George Boss, 90; Samuel Jennings, SO;
John Peddecord, 90; Nathaniel Watts, 90, were
visited at their separate homes, and for the
many ills and infrmities to which age is SUBJ
jected each had used Dutfy's pure malt whisky
incidentally, and each acknowledged its superior
merits and the benefits they had derived from
its use. From these evidences the reporter
moralizes thus: "That the proof was positive
that they had prolonged their lives by proper
attention to natures laws, and that the claim
of the prohibitionists that stimulants are not
conducive to longevity had fallen to the
ground"
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Not One Word can be Said

of
before perumed milk
keeper should offered permed -four
known that something the matter with the
butter, the -four Of materials
pleasant of its The Frank Sidda
not perfumed- permng there is
dsagreeabe smell hide for toilet BATH for cleaning
the teeth The whether Frank sdda makes
this statement the Will
honestly do what he claims for it. Read waxed that
is around every cake.
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If You Have Itching Piles

It your fault do at get cured. It
positively application of The Frank sds
Soap give wonderful relief this terribly complaint
other application matter
how many years person sufferer from this terrible
complaint whether Frank Sidda makes
merely sell cent cake Of whether
the soap honestly
wrapper nat 8 around CAKE
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The Iron BRIGADE.

To THE EDITOR: In your excellent paper of
Nov. 26 Comrade Buck claims that the 9th
Mich. was in the Ninth Corps, and was a splen-
did regiment. I can say that drawer set of
men never met the enemy, but they were not
in his brigade or corps from 1864. The I'd, 9th
and 18th Wis, 10Th Ind. and Oath Mich. COM
prised the old Iron Brigade, Fifth Corps.
know whereof speak, for was there from the
first day in the Wilderness till was wounded
in Sherdan's gallant charge at Five Forks in
ls65:-LEwIs R. THOMAS, Co. II, It'll Wis,
Old Iron Brigade
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The 9th Ky.

To THE EDITOR: In the issue of THE Ma
TIoNAL TRIBUNE for Dec 3 w. II. Young states
that the oath Ky. boys skipped out for home
the night after they got paid of. He is correct
only in part. He says we returned for duty at
Knoxville, Tenn. / will say that those who
left the regiment took 100 rounds with them,
reported to Mt Sterling, KY, instead Of going
home, and laid in the fence-corners and dealt
out our supply of ammunition to John Morgan's
Scouts, while the rest of the regiment and the
brigade was feasting on appeack and the
loyal hcn-roost of Western neutrality-suspicious.
c. VAUGHN, Co. Z, Gath KY, Mulberry Grove
Kan.
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You May Show Your Dish-cloth

your visitors you your
Soap will be %
scalding
boiling dishes washed water that
pleasant hands, needing
glazing dishes
Sdda this merely
whether the honestly he
for it. Read the waxed
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If You Have Dandruff

your you get
Siddan positively guarantees that
copous hair dry
the of the hairs will the
result, soap your
question whether merely
honestly
wrapper every
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If You Have Chapped Hands

it will be do
positively them and that
days trial will this claim be The
now merely cent
honestly he
wrapper that is around every
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DEPARTMENT NEWS,
CALIFORNIA;

w. @. Davis, Oroville: On the 18th ult we mus
tered Post at this place with So charter members
The name chosen was Sherman, but the number
hiss not yet been given. The muster was performed
by delegation of % comrades from Corinth Post
No. 50, of Marysville. The following officers were
chosen: Commander, II. C. Bell; S. v. c., ID. f.
Fryer; J. V. G., DIR. j. II. Karsner; q. NJ, ID. X.
Perkins; Surg, DIR. +. w. Benjamin; o. D., J. r.
Laneie; Chap, T. J. Wilkinson; s.. w. Y. Bliss
@ NJ. s., John Martin.
COLORADO
Officers of Gunnison Post. No. II, Gunnison :
Ter; J. V. C., J. p. Piper; @. NJ, c. NJ Hammond;
o. d., JAS. Williams; o. G., e. N. Ordway.
Z. b. Wells, Colorado Springs Officers of Colo
Saao Springs Post, No. %; Commander, F. b.
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Gratitude.

Teras Sittin0s]
Jim Webster being once more before the
Court, His Honor asked:
Haven't you been in jail for stealing chick
ems once before ?'
mo, sab; no indeed hain't. Praise de
Lawd foah his infernite goodness and mussy J;
nobody hain't cotched me yt. Hit seems as eff
was perfected by the higher powers
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If You Have IngroWing Toe-Nails

will fault do not at get cured of this
distressing Incredible application
gently between the nail and tender flesh Will
the doubling sco single trial will much
miraculous The only question
makes this statement merely to sell
soap will honestly do what
waxed that around CAKE
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If Your Face Gets Sore From Shaving

your relief from this trouble
Frank sddas Soap will prevent the face and neck from
getting shaved
inexperienced the operator The only
question now, sdda makes this statement
merely of whether the will
is cake.
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For Cleaning Artificial Teeth

Frank Sidda positively that completely ELL
the bill. and gums
breath The
merely
honestly
wrapper that every
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If You Have a Pet Dog

wash with The Frank sddals
but simply with towel The dog will have
dsagreabe odor and will not be troubled with as single
Of the will decide the question whether
this statement sell
whether the will honestly do what he claims
wrapper every. cake.
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Do You Need Money :

postal card addressed to Bernard & Co.,
Beverly, Mass, will bring you full particulars
of lucrative business, which can be done at
home by either sex, young or old. A $1.OO
sample free
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If Wash-day is Your Trouble

It will be fault you
Sddan positively that his
steam and disagreeable smell The
is whether he this merely
Of whether the will honestly what he claims for
Read the waxed wrapper that is around every cake
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If Your Blackboard

wretched condition repainng it
washing The Frank Siddas Soap
Sdd makes this state
merely whether the will
honestly Read the waxed wrapper that
is around every cake.
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If you Have Salt Rheum or letter

it your fault you get
positively that his
plants will finally complete
whether he makes this statement
to sell soap soap honestly
do the that
every CAKE
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Ayers Hair Vigor, for dressing the hair and
promoting its growth: an indispensable toilet
article.
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L.. II D. A.
G. Newton; j. V. G., NJ. ID. Court; @. NJ, w. II.
Eddy; Surg, p fleming; Chap, j. j. McNaush-
tom o. d., A. r. Ralfe; o. G.. b. Morse. Repre-
Lambertoni Alternates, j. ]. McNaughton NJ. d.
Court.
MICHIGAN.-
Robert Wrigglesworth Byron: Officers of d. G..
Royce Post, No liz, of this place: Commander,
Robert Wrigglesworth; S.V. c. John Shonts; Nv,
c., E. ID. WEIGH O. M John L. Nickels; Surg, A.
J. Williams; o. d.; s. S. Power; Chap, Jas. sleeth
H. Hodges, South Haven: Officers of Post No. IS:
Commander, J. S. Hicks; S.V c., Alfred Cook; j.
George B. KuIp; g. D. L. K. jilson; 9. G., G. f.
Balch.
W. H. ostrom. Newaygo: Officers of Samuel
Judd Post, No. l33: Commander Henry Lever; 8.
v. c., Seth S. Watrous J. v. c., VIM. KimbelI;
Surg, Geo. e. Taylor; Chap, Daniel E. Decker |;
Q. NJ, Sol v: Walker; o. D., S. d. Thompson; o.
MINNESOTA
90; Commander, w. +. Deline S.V. c., ]. L. Grant;
j. VIC, James Pollard Chap, w e. Poe; G. NJ
J: L; schofeld; o. D., E. L. Clark; o. G., w.
John c; zieske, Sleepy Eye: officers of Wesley
Greene Post, No. II: Commander, F: d. Greene;
NJ. Fred Gerboth; o. D., John Elliott; Surg,
Julius Kruger; Chap, - Tease; O. G.. j. f.
! Barton. Our Post is in fiourishing condition and
last meeting we voted to appropriate the I5 cents
called for by General Order from National Head
quarters in aid of the Grant monument fund.
MISSOURI
c; d. Hoskins, Lindey: Officers of J. A. Dillon
Flagg; s. V. c., c. ID. Hoskins; j. v. c., Eli r.
Overnlan; Adjt, X. NJ. Dobson; Surg, J. II. Cow
hick; Chap, T.. w. Wolf; q. M, Isaac overman ;
o. d., q. f. Fisk; o. g., J. Il. German; s. NJ, S. j.
oren; @: NJ; s., q. w. Payton; G.. A. v. Dusky
s., Sam Rocks.
Silas w. Croker, Climax: Officers of Edward
Wray Post, No. 2G9: Commander, w. n. Todd s..
v. o., I. II. b; Moulder; j. v. c., J. G. Moulder;
NJ, John II. Wilson; o. D., w. f. westfalI; O. g.,
John Taylor; G., w. r. Thomas; Adj't. G. b. Shu-
bert; s. NJ, Noah Hicks; @. M. s., ID. N. Phillips.
Delegate to Department Encampment, Il. Ii. b.
Moulder; Alteynate SiIas w. Crocker.
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NJ, Thomas A. Luntsford; Surg, Joshua Richard
son; Chap, VIM: NJ. Henry; o. d.. Wiley Type
S. NJ, John w. Burchfeld Adj't, Harris Bell.
Delegates to Department Encampment. Christian
Shanks and John Wyman; Alternates, J. Ii. Tun-
nell and II. II. Dyer.
VERMONT
G. Q. Smith, Chelsea: Officers of watterson Post,
smith, 9 NJ. ii O. coburn Surg Surg: si 4 Gcs e;
0. g., c. L. Emery; Surg, G. F. Reed; @. NJ s.,
c. o. Slack. Delegate to the Department Encamp-
lnent, q: o. Smith; Alternate, f. e. Herrick.
j. A. Benedict Poultney: Officers of Joyce Post,
No AZ, of this place Commander, c. w. Towsler
S. w. c.. l.. NJ. kinney; J. V. G., William II. Jones
Chap, j. H. Mears; Surg L. G: Reed; @. NJ, j. A.
Kinsman. Delegate to Department Encampment,
VIM II. Jones; Alternate, Il. NJ. Kinney.
WISCONSIN,
A. Melvin Cole, Appleton: Officers Of George d.
Eggleston Post, No. 1873: Commander, g. w. Huck-
ms R " o. KnGS " oi p Gyms Adt
Reeves; Q: D., John o'Kief; o. e., S. 6. Brink ;
s. NJ. J. II. Cook; @. NJ. s, +. W. Harper Dele
gates to the Department Encampment A. Melvin
Cole, VIM. Wilson; Alternates, James Lennon J. H.
NIars;on.
H. r Pearson, Reedsburg: Officers of Post No.
b. Commander j: G. Fasnot; S; V: c.. w. N.
Wyse; J. v. c., s. Corbin; @. NJ, G. Stone; Adj't
IL. p. Pearson; Chap, s. G. Chase; o. d., James
Miles; .. c., George SHETLAND; Surg DR. S. Hall;
@ NJ s.. A. s. Brooks; s. NJ, j. Perry Delegates
to State Encampment. l.. NJ. Kelley, A. S. Brooks
Aternates, S. Corbin, II. w. CIarragc.
James X. Coon, Merrill Officers of Lincoln Post,
Of this place: Commander, J. X. Coon; $. V. c.,
J. w. Bruce; J. v. c.. II: Bishop; o. D., c. J.
Brazer; o. g., George A. Washburn; @. NJ, J. r.
Anderson; Chap Theo. Compton. Delegate to
Grand Encampment, II. X. Allen; Alternate, Mer-
rift Stinson.
w. F. Crawford Ripon: Officers of Eggleston
Post No. 1893: Commander, DIR. s. S. Hall; S.V. c.,
w. NJ. Dana; j. V. c., ii. G. Welicome Chap
Rev. L. q. Carr; @. NJ, G. AIilman: Surg Dr.
II. l.. Barnes; o. D., John Hill o. c., II. Durham.
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Mr.. e. Springer, Of MechAaissburR,
Pa, writes: II uas afl1ietea With lung
fever and absos@ on lungs, and reduced
10 a scaikisg sksl<toa. Got . free trial
bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery fer
Consumption. which did me % much
good that ] boaeht Q dollar bottle.
After using three bottles, found myself
0nos more man, completely restored
70 health. with . hearty appetite and .
Rsin In desh Of ~ poands.n Gall At 4.
b. 6tewxrt's drug ssors and Rst free
trial bottle of this certain cure for all
Lang Diseasss- Large bottles 81. dv
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Attention is specially invited TO W. p.
Boyd 4 Co.'S Sprisg Sfoek ej Dress
Goods. They are shosing an assortment
that can be confidently recommended
10 your notice, and % Tar - prices are
concersed they were never lower In
staple lines throughout. than they are
this season. Some n<ss designs that are
beautiful, and great bargains. they In
vite your esriy attention 70. mh8
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Ayers cathArssc pills are seited TO
every ace Being szxAr coated they are
saxy 10 take. and tho11h mid knd pisas-
ant in sct,sn. are thoro1eh and seArcs-
ine IN effect Thsif ee1escy in ali dis-
orders Of tks stomach and sove.s n
esrtissd 10 br eminent physsctAnz,
pronaineEt eisrgs men. and many Of euf
bess cffixsnA
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W. p. Bsrp a Co. keep the latest
shapes and styles in Covsets. and have
added largely 10 their always fall assort-
nenf 10 meet the demands Of the sprssg
ssssoH. Special mention is made Of
their nes corset, Dessrns' Seif-asfssffsg.
Certainly it h considered one Of the
most confortsbls and hcalthfni eorsets
In the market. mhls
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Mr.. Isaae O. Chapman. druggist. Of
Nsvburg. N. T., writes rs: sIhave for
the past ten years sold several gross Of
On. WILLIAM HALL's BArAAM ron TEE
LUSos. can say Of u what cannot
say Of any other medicine Ihave never
heard Customer speak Of II but to
praise its virtues In the highest manner.
! have recommended Il in great many
eascs OF Whooping Cough, with the
happiest effects. have used 10 in my
own family for many years; IN fact,
always have Q bottle In the medicine
closet. A. Il. 6rxwAxr, Agent dw
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Perfect socndness Of body snd mind
is possible Only with pure blood. Lead
snr medical authorities Of all civilized
countries endorse Ayers sarsApariila -
tie best blood parfying medicine IN
existence. II vastly increases the work
ing and productive powers Of both hand
and brain.
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The favor with which DR.. Hsniey's
Celery, Beef and Iron 10 met BY the pub
lie 10 attributed 10 the purity of the
compound. and that IL osuses an edeet
40 rspresentsd 10 DO. Thousands Of ner-
vous people have reaped unreasonable
benefits BY its use. Weak women and
ovcrvosked men viii fnd this tonic Q
great treasure. dv
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Written bids vill be received until
May lisa. 1855. BY the unacrsixneA for
soop ar tiez. n. hong. in- fAce, s IN
thick. delivered In McEiroyss siouSh ON
OF before Ana. LIST. 1855, sha csmpsny
reservins ths right 10 rsject any and al
hsda. Bs.AScnkxp n r. Co
mhsz dskwim
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That the rsader may fully under
stand what coustitutss good Cough
and and L,s nns sssup 70 u. ~ ~ .a sa.s :, tss ,ss
Ingredients. VIII several othsrs eqsaliy
~ sfylcacious. euter largely into DR..
Bosanko's Coagh and Lang byrap. thus
making Il one Of the most reliable now
On the market. Price 80 ssnts and 81.
Samples free. Sold By A. b. srxw-
AHy dW
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@. DAVIS 4 Co. wish 10 call the stten-
tion of business men and others 10 their
large sock Of Blank Books, which In
every respect are hrst class. and viii be
cold a. lov a. the lowest rs Front q.
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"Cur FauaHT RkxEs-r-Our spring
goods arriving BY cheap freight enables
AZ 10 give the pabiic the benefit thereof.
We oEer sleAn, nsw goods and nothing
shep worn, q prices without parallel In
the history Of Seattle.
mise ToxI.As 4 SrxazRxAx.
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T0WNSHIp PllTS

ID weekly reperts from the Olympia
Land Once, we are prepared to furnish
township plata. with entries marked 10
date. thereby saving TO intending settlers
the delay and trouble Of sending away
for tho same. Price, per township. 81.
ANDERSON BROS,
Room Z. Yesier-Lcary block.
p. o. box 3o7. ja5
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WAR, BITTER WAR |.
NO oUARTERl no MERCY, /

rHK REBKLLIoUs FRONT STREET
L photographers. finding that they are
fast being left In the background BY THE
MORE COMPETENT and popular Second
street phosogra aphers. have cut the price
OF cabinets to fs per dozen. This e q
sure sign that they are brought 70 this
last extremity on account of the lack OF
remunarafive patronage They excuse
themselves By saying. Poiser cut first.
This II false. have bean receiving IS per
dozen. right Along. with the exception OF
reasonable reduction 20 family clubs.
From this date win make
Cab nets for. 50 per dosen
Boudoirs for. or............... 5 90 per dozen
Respectfully. THO. T. PkfsER
Peiser's Art Studio.
ap1 Second street. near Marion.
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Gfvx Youn CHrrpzxx. for Coachs and
Colds. Group. Whoepine Csugh and
Hoarseness. Gilmore's MAenesis Elixir.
A. b. SrxwAKr. dv
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Ths Bsss ealvs h ~ Void fos Cuss
BEuissa. bossn, Uiosgs. 6alt khson, fs-
vsx soesa. Tsttsr. Ohapped HandA Chill
blnina. Csxns and Ill Skin Eruptions,
and positively ouFsa Piles. o. no pay
required. II y guafantssd 10 give psf-
feoe mti1fasezon, or mooney rsfunded-
Prs = esnts PR boz. For sais by l.
B. orxwAnr. do
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eimpiy shis, snd nclhing nora
ltcAms fru0 H&mnUcxxA \ Txzny's Gkore.
Hna pRsvsd - ~ ~ thing 70 care.
P1snnn19 tnnoinu. enfs and surs.
xnk1 ouu 1HM1 fDuuxLxxuB) cou0a
% valsabls for opsQh2. colds, ssre
shruaa vbooptne ss1gA, brsnchisis,
diseE1uing syUp4p0s y she throat, an1
I'll tsndeney 70 ouonumpeton. Ihs Only
C0ogh 6yrup thai doo - sieksn the
e1onneA. A Dollar sizsd paskaGa for
ssven1y-ese enn1a 6nmpie buof1es froe.
HkannoUcx 4 Txxxx.
70 o. 6u sols Aeenta
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Gslxnxxis NrrxAxsnA Gems IL . POS
ifsvs care fer Neuralgia ia The face. xsde
ara ssomzch- A. p srxv&x<. Do
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Ths Laks Uuzun Rurniturs Msnufas-
tnxin4 Ce@paay hnfng h III knnda oi
. Rssefvsr. viH I'll fuxnjfars rsGard-
- Il 60 un1fz alI eini0s neainse ~
ss0pany sss pazd. An pnE13ss inksbesd
% - Urn VII p1snB eli and ss1tIs
thekr neooam4s wishuu1 6stsy.
nh24 l. yAs Bsxxxs Rsssiver.
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Dr.. Hsassy's Cslsfy. Beef a&a Trgs ~
sserrs lsss sssaisss spsi ssrss srp Afs ssd
vsvyr. de-
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d. R. LoskA. Fssruasuna Y. Nasty, ed
itoe 1otsdo Bisdr, writes Il bad on
. foee6nssr of ny right hand ono Of
thoas p1aSeans pses, . run round.' Ths
nneaT bssAme in1amsd 70 . dsGrss an
bsasAhls and swollen 10 twios its
natural kas. a frisnd Raye me Hu-
nrs CkxnoLSs 6ALsn; and IN twenty
minutes ~ pain had % much subsidsd
- 70 give he fair NIGHTS rest, which
] bad MA ha1 before for . veek. The
in1aDoAflbn islt ths Anger IN 3 day.
Ieonnldsr VI . moss valuable 6xticle-" !"
l. = 6xxs am, agent, Seattle. dw
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M1U9Y AND NnCG6&ITT
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good hsaii =. and vho do not w1ah 70
resort 10 hittss, nAnssous liver medicines
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fruit remedy, eyrup Of Ries. Sample
bottles free, and 600. and u bottles Tor
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-01

that he had felt uneasy at leaving MS
alone in the little station, and finding
another belale ed traveller, they bad
whiled awsy the night smoking and
walking up and down upon tee road
near at hand. He had not tod US Of
his change OF plans, thinking II m ght
annoy US. When he saw the rough lot
OF men who collected about the coffee
Iom. he was very glad he had waited,
for be thought that we might be sub
/ jected to annoyanc , If nothing worse.
The sound Of Mabel's whistle had
reached his ears as signal of distress.
ami he would never feel sufficiently
thankful that he had given her the little
toy.
"What 1 fail 10 understand is this
rascally guard deserving his post so
shamefully," said our rescuer, ringing
huge bell which hung near.
Presently an astonished group oil
walters and portrrs gathered round US
with lights, and began asking thou
sand questions. One of the new-com-
ers stumbled over something lying in a
dark corner.
What is this ?" be cried. "Moser.
the guard. in drunken sleep2 He will
lose his place for this, and deserves It,
! tooV
1t was afterward discovered that An
ton Moser, the real guard, had been
drugged by two ruffians, one of whom
had stolen his lantern and cap. while
the other one made his daring attempt
upon Mabel and me.
We had lost all interest in the fee at
San Vito, and, like frightened, dis
obedient children. our only wish was to
return home. if the little hotel that We
bad left could be called home. Sidney
Weir accompanied us. and. when Uncle
Wallace returned. he found a sutton for
Mabel's hand awaiting his approval.
The approval was not withheld, as
Mab's face betrayed that her heart bad
found its idol.