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LAUGHED IN DEATHS FACE.
a Man Who Killed His Peramour in
q Hangman's Hands.

UTICA, y. Y, Feb 9.-Cle ment Arthur
Day was executed in the Utica jail at "a
O'Clock this morning for the murder Of MS
paramour, Johanna Rosa Cross The
murder was brutal aud the man
maintained his brutal bravado until his end
He smiled when the death warrant was
read, and yawned on the scofTold while his
legs were being pinioned. His neck was
hrakan
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

GLANCT--T1= t-l@-1s al zos-zLz-S1cs q
~ ar ~ D4E-E CLINT zre respectful
- z-za=-.--1-= L1.1-zz AID LzZ---z s-E==Es,
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LOSS OF TIE ABERCogS.
Survivors Tel Thrilling SORES Q:
Ter Experience

Survivors Tel Thrilling SORES Q:
Ter EZpsEts-ce
CHICAGO. FEB. "A d-sTa.ca froru O.y-a-
pa. " 7. gives edd-tiouzl particular 4
regard 70 the wreck O. TIE Aasrc1-n. Which
occurred near the mouth q Columbia riv-r
Sunday night. The weather VS. foZZy. 1--.
not stormy. a. prsv.ols.y .-atet LIz-es---
ate.y after the vessel st-4-x al Es1cs w-glt
INTO tie cabin. a. the 80 ~ a, or7a--1g lady
forward AID while they were there ne fcrs-
mast and 2 -st1rrAst UT1E. q Il ne cecL pit
II TIE sf-er-con 4 heavy "a b-CE- mo ne
cabin. drowning several 4 tLe I1rla-+zs-
Three survivor e@caDet from the cabin and
sscsndsd tire r!gZlug u t1s L1-ZZs1u-a---
There thsy a = Pl5t Joh1soz e. BE- CANE
0gt Il tie cabin, which vas t-ec With
water.
WASHED CTEEEoARD.
Just a. he APPEARED q wave struck him
He tired % grasp TIE tar II t-s cgIlpallJLl-
way. but missed L. Just a. that UDI-7lr
second wave struck him and carried hin
into the ocean. He kept aGoat for some
time. but Kept boxing back az the va4g-l
and swimming parz.lel WITH t1s cat soon
he sank % rise no moe Dos u tEs SUP
! v1yOrs says: a LITTLE later IT, rlIz1suLlast
/ gave way and 1T us a. into the 80 =
I the mast was going I Jumped % c.sar the
/ side u tbs snip an vas under wafer for
! soms time. As I cane 1p the secold time /
| saw z plank about thirteen fee. long. wlicn
4 | seclrai and stored for shore
/ The next survivor. a man about = years q
! age, came ashore with piece u plank
/ under each arm Both u1ea we're IN the
/ water half an hour.
TIE STORY % A BOY.
The bov who vas savsi l. an orphsn, ami
was one If five boys from = training snip.
I al! os whom were making tnsir fr.- voFaEe-
/ He came Ashore with Two p.eces q PLANK,
and wax ths lsst % rezcn shore. having
I h@en about an hCaIr IN the ~ zter, and having
I driftei rWo niles ~ tie coast from where
I the others landesL He vas unconscious
I when found bY ECIts men and Indians.
I TIE t,Oy SAYS b. Sal several p@r-ons il the
I water after ne .sft the wreck and that re
was the last % sse TIE Captain alive. ~
I one time the CAPTAIN was within j. lot
I Il him and tod him d hang 70 his p.anEs
I end not be scared. ard Le would reach sLore
/ a.. right
DEATH Or TIE CAPTAIN.
Then d n@svy wave struck them and that
Was tie last be saw q TIE Captain " any #
| the shiu's crew. Shortly after tley reached
shore = body vas seen floating sh1rL dis
tauce from land bat . sauk Immediately
after being sighted. : xteen bosl.es are
reported found, including tho-@ f Plot
johnson and the captain, the former hay-
ing been recognized by note bCok found
in his pocket All the bodi=s were from
sixteen 10 twenty mills up the coast. There
are still six bodies unheard from.
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An LIS Els. the richest Chinar1sn in san Fran.
cisco, u q millionaire and there n a Cillnafnau
y IApgfte Cal, whose fortune iz reckoned a.
Sx00O0o
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TURAEYs: TURhEY-

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T1= Montgomery Cr-ss Road from Sanity
S-z-.o- % - Tl.-- BuE Rad. ril. - iEpzss-
ALE TO-DAY and TOMORROW. I'll and i0-h
b. -5-s11 = o--5l2E c-lv=-- a. tos Old Hl-
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EDW. :. THOMAS,
C-rrtE EnElneer
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MEETINGS

palestine CoHMANDERY NO. III
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y ee-he- Indications.

Weather Indications.
SPECIAL i1i-cat1o1s for Georgia
| IAN I1-ea-eEl1g YEA her and rain.
Ter. followed oy rising temper
azure, light % fresh e4ster.y winds,
hsc1ml-z Tarla0-s.
Coupe--s-a o. -a=.1 te1oer..-I-7 =. savs1-
nab. F-s q .55-. al tLs -ez- q sane day for
49, .-z-.
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Isl
Get D. B. LISTERS prices before buying.
Small Pig Hams at LISTERS
Timely Notice.
Everything points toward cheap groceries,
and you viii find Us in ranks with large
stock, ready to give as much for one dollar
as any man in the business.
LESTER, The GROCER
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Look out for D. B. LISTERS cheap price
lIsr
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t denotes trace Of rainfall
O y. SALISBURY signal Corps.
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CHICKENS CaICEES
) 600
P-U-1s E-es- Z5t CL-cks-s.
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-16
E-I q "a . E.SSs
II ana see our horses or send for catalo

~ Office FOR PUBLICATIONS. Office
~ AT Mitchell d. T., Feb. 18Th 1855
Notice is hereby given that the following
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the ,Judrs
n rc MS ht absgnre before the Clerk Of the DIS
Springs. ID. T., on April 2nu lSSS.viz: N'''
Oi1NE G. Aol.DHEN, nee OlINE G. SoLnERt;.
I'D. No 1929 for the MEL Of See i. 10T n.
il. % w. OF the 18th 7. NJ.
she nnnes the following witnesses to prove
Of said land, viz:
:, VILLAIN 5, lloMmes and A. NJ, Nettlcton Of
No4lS"Gl l"t - r.. Nag'n!s A. Biurhofde and
.,iidi2 ..t;.d % ,%t,t,,ry, -. r.
en- ',f5. L. MERRITT. Register.
A. GUNIEkSON, Attorney.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-16
Washington Springs Seminary
Free Methodist ChurCh.

This institution the foot the WASHINGTON
In
gches midst
sQUE ROCKS made for
to the prairie
West fine rolling prairie dotted with farm
-
benefit
a strong prohibition
This
TO a to obtain an education at little possible under
tnce that would aid in forming Christian
Room provided for those who wish building
which conducted of
The
March % " -
J X
WesslngfoA Springs
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-16
Ise1,r1cn a., s,fsLnr nzpnon

! al Mitchell. D. T.. Jan. 9th. 1855
Aotice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice Of lis lntcntion
20 make ilna proof III supported his claim and
iaal said prnoi Willbr made before the I,ltls~ or
NJ his absence before the Clerk of Gle District
"'i!1 .ieri'iid 70, III Washington Springs - r :,
on April I'D, 1889. VIZ.
ANpHHW iU,lD.
nd, No 25I22 iur tilr So OF Si!l s. NJ of Mel
SETON Il Town ioI range ca, ". ltll. i. NJ
.!H names i;ie following witnesses 10 prove
VIZ continuous residence upon. and cultivation
%. said land, VIZ: Charles knudtsou. Magn,ls
\. iGorhofdr. John White, and Andrew 6iuI.
q IN aNi OF StarhnN. .jcrmli 90, y. T.
GEO. B. IN'EE!Tr Kngstlr.
ALBERT GuNDAkSON, Attorney. rcba
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-16
SUMMONS


TERRITORY OF DAKOTA
lS'usTlcEcouRT, JERAULD COUNTY 80
THOMAS X FORD BEFORE
vs. NJ. A. NESMITH
MILAN ': DIXON justice of Peace,
THE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA SENDS GREET.
ING: To II :
WILLIAM V. DIXON
Defendant: You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear before me, at my Office in Viola FOWL.
snip IN SAID county on the seventh day of April
A. ID. 1883, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ to answer ia
t IN complaint Of the above named plaintiff.
Thomas Il. Ford VINO claims to recover of YOU
the sum OF ninety-tive (s95.00) dollars ON one
Mason. -" ~ S'- eH
And you are hereby notified if you fail to ap=
Ir n ana answer as above required said plaiil=
W Sal d Iake judgement against you for ninety.
I'VE (o5oo) doas and all the costs of this action,
aonf are further notified that plaintiff claims
said debt. r-ope'S " 'e'u's
given ,n,l under my hand this 14th day of Dec,
NJ. NJ. Nesmitl,
DIT. wv ~ t'''' LUZ oefauio W
au no t n sHERIfF or any Constable of said Je.
~ wy ic1'dH. mara
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COMMUNICATED

Stranger: Then this is Dakota, I've
heard so much about, hic;
Resident; y es, this is Dakota, have
you just arrived stranger?
Stranger: l came on thelast train, hic,
and come for revenue only, hic, will
you be so kind hic. as to tel! me which
hic political party is in the, hic, ma
iority?:
Resident; Certainly, but what diff
ference can that make 10 sou?
Stranger: Sir, l intend to hic, edit
q local paper, and wish, hic, to know
whether to be a hic, republican or a
demo-hic.
Resident; 1t will be necessary for
you to be a republican here, sir.
Stranger: All right, hic. wanted to
know before anybody, hlc, asked me
any questions, hic, % by the way, hic,
could you direct met to any boodlers
Who hic, would be likely to pay a
good price for a, hic, cheap mud singer
bic.
UResident: I've hearn say there were
some in Jerauld county.
Stranger: Thanks, ! shall take the
next stage hic, Good day. X
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-16

NOTICE FOR PuBL1CATIoN.-LapdO Office
~ at Mitchell ID. r., Oct 9Th, 1887. Ns
Notice is hereby given that thefollowing nam:
ed settler has filed notice of his Intention to
that said proof viii be made before the Judge,
or his absence before the Clerk, of the Dis!
trlct Court, Jerauld county, at washington
Springs, d. T., ON May 10Th 1885, viz:
JAMES i. RoLTON
Hid. No. for the NE1I Sec ~ r INK r e.
w. 5th p. NJ y
He names the following witnesses to prove his
coni5lnllous residence upon, and cultivation Of
Peter B. Davis, Joseph r. Eddy, S. G. Eddy and
county, ID. T..
Febl7 GEO. Il. EVERETT Reoistor
A. GuNDERsoN Attorney.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-16
NOTICE FOB PHRaIcAY1oN ONCE

NOTICE FOR PUBIICATION.-Land Office
~ at Mitchell, ID. L. AFeb %. 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final proofin support of her claim, and
that said proof Will b:s made before the Judged
or i'll his absence before the Clerk, of the Dis
trict Court, Jerauld County, at Washington
Springs, d. T.. on May 9Th 1855, viz, Villa Lewis
Widow Of WtILfkNr K, LEWIS diseased
Id. n. for the SW x of S,N 4 sec. 8 in u
los y and Il. Go W of the 9th Pm
She names the following witnesses to prove
Of said land, viz: Sias Kinney, Peter Brady
and I White, of Earlvle'P6 and Frank NJ
Townsend OF Templeton U d.
GEO b. EvERITT, Register,
A. GUSpERSoN, Attorney mario
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-16

M special arrangement with the publishers Cosnopoton
M " at the low combination 1886 BOTH
order atonce to The !ERAD Wessingon D.. Il. -
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~ at Mitchell, ID. T.. Feb r,rlry 18TH 1888.
Notice is hereby giveil that the following
named t,, settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in SUPPORT Of his claim. and
or i'll his absence before the Clerk of the lis!
trrf Court Of Jeranla county ut Washington
EVEN 5. STARKEY, ~
Id. No. Tor the NV. d OF Seq. 30 in T.
loI north and 4 t3'Mest OF the 5tli PM.
:, ;; re NAMES the following witnesses to prove
Of said land, viz: Hiram D. Fisher, Walter r.
ll n, knllt n. Hove, and Edward LaItue
all, OF Starkey Jeralld county ID. Z. 2
GEO b. EvKRfTr, Register.
ALBERT GUNpERsoN, Attorney. feb24
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-16

107 NJ and Il. G3 w. OF tile 9Th P, NJ. !:
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous. residetlce upon. and cultivation
Fisher. Enen S. Starkey and Walter T. Pierce
all of Starley 20. ID. 4" ..
Geo. b. EyER1rr Register.
A GUNDEKS0N Attorney. marlO
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-16

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-Land Office
~ at Mitchell, DE, Feb, % 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim, and
or in his absence before the Clerk. of the bis:
trict Court, Ierauld County, at Washington
Springs ID, T., on April 25tli 1883, viz:
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-16
Farmers Meeting.

Farmers Meeting
livery farmer, every farmers wife
and every son and daughter OF a far
mer and every lover OF Dakota's pros
perity should turn out to hear two of
Dakota's great representative men.
Judge Conllin, editor and proprie-
tor OF Conlllin's DalSotian and Hon.
Geo. Crosse, editor OF the Dakota nural-
list and President OF the Dakota Ali
ance Company. He was also speaker
OF the house in the last Dakota legisla-
ture. In the one, the immortal spirit
OF the great reno Wned orator. Patrick
Henry is eNempliiied, in the other is
the embodiment OF the spirit Of the
greatest of American statesmen, Thorn
as Jefferson.
Remember, they will address the far
mers aud their friends at Washington
Springs on Saturday, March II, at one
o'clock p. m. Subjects. The necessities
and benefits OF the Alliance
G. W. Hill, Cor. Sec. .Ierauld Coun-
ty Council Farmers Alliance.
n yvcHGAss's DISCOVERY.
"Another discovery has been made
and that too by a lady in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven years she withstood it's
severest tests, but her vital organs We're
undermined and death seemed imnlin-
ent. For three months she cougled in
cessantly and. could not sleep. She
bought Of us a bottle Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and was so
much relieved On taking the first dose
that she slept all night and With one
bottle has been miraculously cured
Her name is Mrs. Luther I.utz."' Thus
write w. G. Hamrjck & Co. Of Shelby.
y. G. Get a free trial bottle at A. NJ,
Matthias Drug Store.
l will make you a special rate on
your Enal Homestead proof. Come
and see ne before starting proof
a lDart {,upIarcnp
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-16

! will make you a special rate on
your final Homestead proof. Come
and see ne before starting proof.
Albert GundprSOn
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-16

NOTICE FOR PULICAT1ON,-Land OF.
N at Mitchell d. T., Feb. 18th 1888, =; tfHej
Notice is hereby syen,, that It the he, iSloXi
to make final proof in support Of het claim. am
Probate nage for Jf ap'i s ssp ,sSSs
HATTIE f. HOLDEN nee HATTIE EtN1RDHAM,
no a Ho s 2d' T. west ses S ots 81 & r. T.
She flames the following witnesses s to prove
ST., resIdence UPON ana Gan l
ro sil c. ti.' B. Blake and RoSst Goe ali q
T,SM Lake Jera N so 81 l RskSi Register
NoTIcE FOR ryBLIcAT Land once
~ at Mitchell, d. T.. Feb 10th 1889:
MSfs Il f hs e sa}na e Isl I:
| MAKE final proof IN IN; support OF ms claim, ana
that aid proof w be ta re 5JudSd
tric It Court, Jeraali COUNTY. II washington
Springs D. T.. O. ApTT!l n sra 1sss 'lz;
\ range 50, west of the 9th r. Al. ii :.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation q
4 mcr Carpenter, and Christian Clanetson, all Of
4 washington Springs, Jeranld cohhty Dakota.
feh24 GEO b. dIN ERII1', Register.
| ALBERT GUNDERs on, Attorney.
| NOTICE FOR Bl.ICATION:-Lan once
1Nat Mitchell ID. L.. Jan. 2IlIiA 1855.
| Notice is hereby given that the, following
named settler has filed notice of his intention tc
| make final proof in SUPPORT of this claim, and
that said proof will be- made before the Req
4 lister and Receiver at Michel u. +. on Aprl1
| 9th 1888 viz: r,
q. ELIZABETH ABRAHAMsoN
| Hid. 24722 NEla section town l05 range 6 west
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residnnceMpsn ando cultivation
| of, said land, viz: Thomas Thompson, Abraih
I. Tioms!and. ana Nils .Sansda! Of Gordon
| r. o. and John Thompson Ct BelfOrd T. o., d. II
| GEO. b. EVERETT, Register.
ALBERT GUNDERSON, Attorney. /!
| NOTICE For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Office
~ at Mitchell, ID. r.. Feb. % 1888. u
! Notice is hereby given that the following.
| named settler has filed notice of his intention,
to make final proof in, Support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before c. 4.
Ilackett, Probate Judgefor Jerauld county, ID.
t., at Washington Springs. on April 9th 1883, viz
- MARQUIS u. GROW.
| HID No. 1915 tor The Sc "a Of Sec. Z in T. 1O7
north and Il. 65 west of 5th L. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his CONTINUOUS residence upon. and cultivation
Of, said land. viz: Robert s. Vessey, William A!
| Housed, Of Washington Springs and John ia.
cObs. j. B. Jacobs, Of Fauston ID. T.
MARI Z" GEO. B. EVERETT, Register.
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2uckien's &Ynica Sa,ve

The Best Salveln the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chllblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund-
c'. Price % cents per box. For Sale bv
Dr. Il. III Matthias.
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a. GUNDERSON, Attorney. Mar:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
H0W | SUFFERED

Seventeen years from hhtn Liz
COuId not walk or dress my.esS -
Cured I'm eight weeks ~ the Cot9k
cura Remedies. 81
Atthe age of three months q rash (whicn ~
wards proyed 70 be eczema or salt theuml ~
It's appearance on my face. 4 pnynm,n
called. He said teething was the cansc; - :;
scriSed some cooling medicinex but. the tt.
spread TO my ears and head. Anotner ~ y.
called. He professed 70 know al about the go
called It Kings Hyil, and pfesc!iosd 9EGS
der, birthstone, and lard mixed INTO atst{ -
the disease continued. They could mot uo 49,
thing with II. Another prescribed DofAx 49,
and four: another, linseed pouihcoe. ho19
them aid me any gecd at all, but MADAM 49,.
The disease continues una Pa nm 'tRtirsy =
from continually sitting on the noot on ~
my limbs contracted 70 that lost al conH1
them, and was utterly heipite ~
woul have to lift me out and Into pc. ~
Get around tine house on my han6l ana y.1s
but could not &c. my clothes on =. Ill - ~
10 wear sort OF dressing gown. ~ ~
all matted down or fallen on, ana M neacs
and ears were one scao. ana =, a. ~. 49,
keep the fies of. by parents conmElas
,nent phJ stefan aud surgeon here y Cn,c ~.
other ply sicians before mentioned Wen g -
das and Hamilton, Canadal re saia ~ 49,
do nothing for me- He wanted 70 cut The qeeN
of my legs 50 that could walk; bus u0uM
let him, for u did get better wouid nav
The disease continued In this manner unt0 y
was seventeen years old, and one day u yenlS
ary 1879 read an account inthe 1rbanf q ~
Cnt,crra Remedies. II described my case "a -,
actiy that thought, a. last retort 70 sive w.
when srst spilled them was al raw M
bleeding from scratching ryself, but MI
asleep almost Immediately. soniething ne1 -
In about two weeks could Htandatrden4
not walk, I was week, but my soses wero ly.k%
well. As near as can judge the Cutoufa -
dies cured me in about six 70 aght ven ~
sry, lss0 have not been sick IN any Weys -
have had the least signs Of the disease reaHfR
ing on me. w. y; ncDvn 1nst:
S7S2 Dearborn st., Chicago, Ill, June ~ -
Bold everywhere. fnce, STTICunA, tooa n4o-k
&c. RKsoLyEyT, 81 xPrsYke% ~ m koxkN
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fastened TO The sids II the 49, -
down to rest partially n ~ N1s
ulscipe his head INSIDE the b4el
see with distinctness objects - : s
even 30 feet. q
when q desirahls spaaGe =
brought up by fo,k fastene4 81
Of long pole. Herein Iiss ~ -
the crsfs. the knowing ho \ = hoe9A
without tearing Il al - pises. =
deal Of knack q irequisitss Ard = g.
ouired only aitsr long pracftces
bookers ere always in much tAnen
thee men work on day sfter ~
the tropicsl sun that burns and -
skin until one ssnnot tall = Whlle I'D
negro. Il 10 . aespente1y 80
more severe than any ossss I M
seen, and IL requires men g ~.
cor stitution to stand up 70 4. Noe1S
then, the sponsers, - . Iace. ~
ceedipply muscular Get. Eour q -.
being thus employed, The duty q -
il 10 remain on the schooner ana -
with the dinkise. 60 that incaee g eeNS
or broken oar, he will be % hale 49,
der prompt assistance. he also 60
cooking, mends rope, lays ct -
and plsye the part Of gsnersi utility -
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No IIIG=What Am I?

I'm a monarch which no man can defy.
scatter sorrow and Joy N all. j am atrusted and
staunch ally to science in all its varied branches.
To criminals am a terror. Though always
with YOU am every where. In my fathomleEs
casket are locked mines Of truth Of which the
cause man to suffer, then kindly offer my
self as an antidote for pain inflicted. am In
tangible. vet nv works are at once wonderful,
terrible, beautiful, destructive, and very
variable.
I can unlock the petals OF flower, or chain
the rivers with ice.
Son NAV think am old, but am q mere
infant. guided and led by the Infinite hand
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