Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-03-06


atom. SO dressing N. se'f, Netermined ."
sitting up and sino'-ing. / &, ew aside thr
blind of the window l Mentioned ana
looked out.
1t was Just the gray light Of morning,
and there was q stiihsh breeze blowing
To my surprise beheld MIR, Moore on decl
/ was about to open my cabin door ain
invite him to Join me in my resuessneNS
when the peculiar nature of lis proceet
ipgs riveted my attention. lie locke
around on all SIDES rs II afraid OF attr"ct
ing attention.
Then suddenly, as if assured the coast
was clear, he went rapidly toward the
empty cas,z, and with rapid movenen
lifted half of the top bodily oil.
NV establishment and my excite''7"'
were intenue Another hasty glance roun
and he plunged his hand down into D.
co.sk and quickly withdrew it, holding
his hand small bag, which he rapidly CO..
cealed ia Che breast of his cost
Again ne tool, another hssty janice, ",
atnIt to make another dive into "Rir stran.
rece5te.,e for stolen goods, vh@n he a'l'
9 njy Withdrew, having with .'stonishin'
rao:iity roplaced the I'd OF TIE c@s,S. l..
aat.6hor moment the caase OF his a.arla ~
y,nla appatcnt ne a cOupis OF s2ilog-
IstSSgi mn On kt4CAA wy w ~SA-Sh v -%>~ 4h@s
~ tie wheel.
When ali was again quiet, for an instant
he seemed determined to act at cree, re
turn to the cask and no doubt withdraw
somsth;nV which tie interruption had P-e
vented him withdrawing at the first in
stance But suddenly changing his minc.
he went down the stairs TO the Deck Ci the
saloon and sleeping cabins.
Scarcely had he disappeared when another
figure, stealthily crossing the deck. me,
IN, enrnest observation. 1t wGs the boat
swain.
saw him glance toward the stairs, dow
which Mr.. Reginald Moore bad taken hi
departure. He then made direct for th
water. .cask Il was now obvious to ms
that the old boatswain had been watching
the pleasant passenger.
just as we reached the water-cask q
heavy green sea struck the snip to The
windward, necessitating the boatswain to
mold on by the rope SO as to keep his foot
ing, and precisely the same moment Reai-
nall Moore appeared at the bead of the
cabin stairs. l shall never forget the
scene.
The instant the ship had steadied her
self the boatswain commenced bis examine
tion Of the water cask. For moment only,
MOOTb lOOhtu dt nlhi WIN 90 OFi all Ca
precision on his face as ever beheld.
With one bound he was upon the boat
swain before he could turn to help himself
waited no longer, but flnng open. the door
of my cabin In an instant. and In another
was to the rescue, end in few moments
We had our pleasant passenger IN irons.
So you SEE be was thief, after ell, hiding
his knavery under The pleasantest exterior
I ever knew O man TO possess. The man
ner In which he had manufactured the sop
OF that water-cnsk WAS the most finished
and ingenious piece OF carpentry ever be.
held.
In the interior in the side Of the cask he
nad driven several nails about Two feet
FAv':TtHG Is SO common With some per-
.ons, particularly women, aud the cause OF
80 little understood by E.n-professional
eor,e, that 50 ne i,rowlodse OF the subject
zen pro. e. valuable. Failtness consists
a Temporary failure OF the activity Of the
art, tie b4ood not being properly circn-
tod in consequence. Although it doc
ot reaca the head, tho sufferer ioseg 81.
.earncAs Of vision, and IL acI prevented
10y fss :, the iat: not uc1SoqueEtiy restoriE.s
;,e normli cou5ition Thera is no oonvu
On, and though ha-nlore probably sho--
N harG!y pe c,siod conscious, he is not 80
.soior. l,y urcorso;ous as to be incapable
i arousai. as h,sppsns il 4s,lapsy. Thea
% all degrees of fairtas-j, from merc.y
aelirr fa;as apd looking somewhat pale &c
.oeiti,-5 ,.,.t ooini i,iete swoouing. In Some
ses, Que f.lint is no Gooner cured thar
mother and another succeed. hour after
our. even day aitor day. II is scarceir
-cassgr5 20 say that such cases are seriou~
Id heed prompt treat,nenn The causf
"a va-ioIs. Same persons are so easi.
.fecte,i that they sWoon away II they ch.
ieir fingers or ses any one bleed The,
afeot is user.s,i.sitiYe nerves and wsak
,uscur tpre. The heart Is essentially I.
ascle, which is ieco,e III some, strong l.
,,ners- foen,e generally in women and
,trong III men. Whatever weakens the
cart and Muscles commonly produces
lintness, cloee, foul air being an active
use Whatever greatly affects the nerves,
.ch as bad news or the sight Of sie disa-
,feeable or horrible, may induce swoon !;
nd loss OF blood is another and serious
,Ioitement. SOUND ACaith, naturally ac
.op,Nas ~ by firm nerves and muscles, Is
he best preventive OF faintness. The ma
ority of yiSccoI men go through oil kind
# severe and painful experiences without
ainrirg, wnilo delicate men and women
! WON at trities American women, whl
| sed TO faint continuslly--in crowds, al
! ,ad nows. at scenes OF distrees-now faint
;lrl,,afatlyciy seldom and the fact is as
| rioed TO lhcir roHrQu al Ut, for the mos
arc, % ,Ae haDiJ Of lacln9, TO tnelr in
reused exercise IL the open air, and theil
| sitter fhy sicsl condi5jon. Not one Ameri.
M uor5au fsDts TO 1ay where, tha6y
| ,ears nro twen,y hgc .gomsH tgIlted, and
I us tllpL4utiou of tho dIeoldar, Always 'h,
! ,,s,i.. # aireci causos, Is NJ un,nis'aiAi.Si(
! violence, wh'ch otaor tnnes coIrcoofate
! ( the marked au!eiol.tlon Ok the health