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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06
CHAPTER XXI.


Don't put yourself out, DOCTOR" said the
Captain, with an assumption Of GOODNESS he
did not feel. Il care nothing for this yarn
Of yours, and can not wait to hear it,
He came to his feet.
''Sit down. ordered Lura, emphasizing
the order by covering him with her cooked
revolver. He sank back into his chair with
a muttered imprecation against the tiger
cat
1T was in California about two years
ago that my first scene opens" proceeded
the doctor. Two men among the gold
hills OF that State became bosom friends
Lawrence Brandon and Karl Vandible.
They first met In San Francisco and went
20 the mountains together. Karl Vandible
was an eccentric man past the meridian OF
life, one who had seen better days, he as
serted, and Brandon believed him. Intime
Vandible made confdant OF his young
friend, Brandon, and told him a strange
story Of the past.
Karl had been the black sheep in the
family Of four boys Two were dead, and
Karl, the youngest, had drIfted 70 Cali.
fornia in search of adventure even at the
age Of fifty-six. He assured Brandon
that it was not really necessary for him &c
fight hand 20 hand with the world, since
he had a brother who was millionaire j..
one Of the States beyond the Mississippi.
That brother SAID Karl, always sympa.
thlzed with me, and defended me against
the assaults Of others. was proud, how.
ever, and wouldn't accept his bounty.
haven't seen Morgan for ten years, but
know he must be very old man now
"Then Karl Vandible took from his
pocket letter which had lately come from
his aged brother beyond the mountains.
Will read part Of it.
The nonchaiant expression on the Cap
tain's face changed 10 nervous agitation
as DIR. Cotton drew forth a wrinded en-.
velope, stained and frayed at the edges
from apparent rough usage.
This is nothing 70 me, - growled the Cap
tain, again attempting TO rise.
'sSit down -
Again Starbright looked into the muzzle
OF Lura's revolver and subsidized without
more words.
Opening the letter. DR.. Cotton proceeded
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Lively fighting began all around the
house, and they found Que dead rebel lying
on the steps OF the porch Half dozen
pistol shots rang ont from the hall, and
one Of the bullets grazed Luke's cheek.
Sword in hand, be dashed into the house,
followed by men who would die rather than
desert him. East and west, through doors
and windows, determined blue-coats were
pressing their way carblnes and pistols
were emptied aud swords drawn.
Captain Mason ran Confederate, whom
he met in the hall, through tie body, and,
leaping over his proslraie form, burst into
an adjoining room Having seen no one
but men. lie had forgotten the possibility OF
women being in the house unll he entered
the room, and saw two young girls about
seventeen and eighteen years of age spring
in frontof Confederate officer and implore
his life
Away--awayl fear not the cowardly
dogs,n said the young Confederate, trying
70 shake oil the girls, but they held on TO
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AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
The CHARLES A. voGELER Co.. Ba,tImors. Nd
AleMplRE

Rosiana. they say is but inst seventeen,
Yet she crushed at q blow all the tops Of the
town
The very first time she appeared on the scene
In something she calls a directory gown.
II is cut in the picturesque fashion of old,
With limp, clinging skirt and the scantiest
waist,
And wandering overits soft silken fold
Arc garlands of roses enchantingly traced.
They have faded perhaps, since the wonderful
When Grsudmamma danced at the Emperors
ball
a dmpled young beauty who laughed with de-
light
To hear herself whispered the farest of all,
aud fingered her pink-howered frock as she
stepped
Through ggue and gavotte with gay cavalier.
Whose passionate VOWS, never meant 10 be
kept,
Fall now and again on her innocent ear
There : tiny spot still ON the ancient brocade.
Where the posy she gave him had lain at her
breast,
And there at one side where the stain is frayed
The thick ieweled hilt of his word may have
pressed
But the prinee-ah Rosina, revenge, is so weet
That for Grandnamma's sake, am glad You
look down
With scorn on the dandies who sigh at ysur feet
Whenever you wear that Directory gown.
". n. W., IN The Century Bric-d Bfde
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MAKE NO MISTAKE

By dispelling the symptoms 50 often
mistaken for Consumption. SANTA
Able has brought gladness 10 many =
household. By its prompt use Tor break
ing mp the cold that too often develops
into that fatsl disease. thousands can be
saved from an untimely grave. You
make 10 mistake by keeping bottle
of this pleasant remedy in your house.
CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE is cquslly
effective in eradicaiing al traces of
Nasal Catarrh. Both Of these wonder
full California remedies are sold and
warranted ~ Stone Bros. & HasseIl
81 90 package. 3 for % 30
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THAT TIRED FEELING

Afilicts nearly every one in the spring
The system having become accustomed
10 the bracing air Of winter. is weaken
ed by the warm days Of the changing
season. and readily yields 10 attacks Of
disease Hoods Sarsapanla is just the
medicine needed II tones and builds
up every part Of the body. and also
expels all impurities from the blood
Try it this season.
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Ga GENERAL DIRECTT0NS-A a pill Of
bread or dough sataraad with 81. Jacobs OIL y
Che Jo,e cannot sl0al0U force ii dolOn The s.roat
Mfr some corn meal dough nth the OIL. Gire
RottiR9 else. They leil finally eat and be cured.
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tlrf auIDE.

rsebonaeA F.&A.M. meet lrst and
4Ftsi Saturday, p each mouth A. i. ~. ~ thtii
ilan The show4itr hnildin@.
4essr cHAprsn. ROYAL Anon MAsoSs Reg.
bIsr atnvoc4fi.u second aud fonrth TUESDAY on
eash month al s b. m in thor Han ia The
""1t'f '3th"'
srAeofthc We-t Gnclmpmcnt No. Il meet
me Isl, ard 3d Mondays IN each MONTH ~ : ~
p in Odt Fellows Hall
NiS-i2sIppi vAfLeY Lopagl . O. T. Meets
every Wednesday a 'hp q. IN odu Feilo"'
Haii Maple street
campofLo o. r. meets Isl and % Monday
~ caeh month. ~ :5op N. IN odd fellows
tlali. Napl street
llotTanne i.o,lge. meet. every Friday, III ~
b n u oda Fellows Hall. Maple street.
.oetfrt Lopae 4. o. o. r. Meet first and
ad Mondays Of each NORTH ~ Baxtef
Eaak, 1T 1870 n. m.
-Yl9sy cswr. NJ w.op \. Meets 8 and 81 q
teiay~ af each month ~ BaXiefs b'cA !"
To4 coy po-r 40. ~. q 4. Z. Meets every
t99d ana fourth saturday nights OF each NOM
Hxitf- ElocF.
trg LIBRARY. court House. Open Wedhcs
ntgunan7tm. SatnfdaYafternoon ana even
aypg. oraaa Housr. correr Madison ~,
4-rr strcet-
crY coCxcn. Meets Isl Tuesday il eaci
Month III the City CLERKS Office, over st"''
huk
lirHlSE SOCIETY,". Meets 1st and ID lHes
days q each month IL Or. }. Reeds once !"
II Ply
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Doctor Physick Yonr blood appears
to be a little out Of order, madam
will send you somfthing which viii
puff, il.
Mrs Murray Hill Indignantly
Purify ml blood. sir? Are Won not
aware that am one # the Four Hun.
dred Town Topics
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noGsi'
his sword arm and lmplored him not to ex-
asperate the enemy
kind sir, spare, ON, spare my brotheri"
screamed one of the girls, turning her white,
tear-stained face upon him.
"Lillie Nef My God lis it you or a
dreamr gasped Captain Mason, closing the
door and staggering against il.
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Bakersfield, Cal, Oct Is, 1883.
have used st. Jacobs OIL for sorehead Of
chickens with prompt, permanent cure. One
bottle win cure 10 TO 10 chickens; 2 to 3 drops
cures WheeZes. JAS. BETHAL.
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Commences Next Week
FAN of Black snow.

At Aitken, Mimi, on april ., at 4: 40
O'Clock, it became so dark that lights were
necessary IN business houses, and the air
was filed with snow that was as black and
dirty as though it had been trampled into the
earth Six ounces Of snow and one-fourth
ounce Of dirt and sand were found in the
bottom of q dish. The dirt is very fine,
something like emery, and contains parti-
cles that have metallic luster. This dirty
snow fell to the depth Of half an inch. The
almost pierre at the time presented pecu-
liar greenish tinge. There was a little
wind blowing at the time from the north
west, though there seemed to be cousidera-
bic wind higher in the AR Solid chunks OF
ice and sand are reported TO have been
picked up in various places. = Scientific
American.
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Practice in all the courts Of the state. 0hiceoyc
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then, crouching quickly, he glided through
the open window, Both the officer ard DR.
Cotton dashed forward aud peered out The
escaping villain made a misstep, slipped
and, with wild cry, plunged headlong 70
the ground below
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OMAHA. Nsb May = Dwight d. Lord
cashier OF an Omaha bank, reports that he
was ro5beS of 81, 800 in CASH and s5,o02sn
nsHs While on train Ago.hg 70 sonomA
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lseni K. BrGolNs, Mt Ida, Grant Co.,
A Notary phHc aud Couveyancer. Colleo-
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Ne make a speciality Of all kinds Of
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Wedding Cards, Programs and Business
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FOR CHICKEN CHOLERA.

4l9 Huron st.,
sheboygan.
Wis, Nov. u,
1883.
/ have used
st. JacobsO for
chicken cholera
with great suc-
cess. Every fowl
affected with
the disease was
a,,rafl nv II and
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photographer w. Il. VAN DE WALL,
photographer Gallcry two doors west of Post
ttfico Laur8@tc Wisconsin.
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.vIFtv csMr. NJ. W. op A. Meets Isl and 81
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Attorney & Counselor Gro. b. CARTER.
lancaster Wis. viii practice in All courts in
he states except County Conrts. OHiec at the
county Cogft Room IN Court House. January
45ty1
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CampofT.O o. r. meets Isl and 81 Monday
I'd caeh month. Al .:30p M in Odd Fellows
Han NaAe street.
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tifY CoUNcD.. Meets fst Tuesday ~ eaci
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three or four vars ago. Pete was stubborn
and whipped him He tried to kill me, an
his master to punish him sold his wife n
child, N Pete run of An the strangest
thing is yet to come. Captain; I'm hanged T
didn't see that niger last fall, after | list
ed in the sarvice :,
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nror.. oesaA LOUISE. Corner Madison y
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-08-16
FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1889.
NOTE AND COMMENT.

How Noah and family felt about the
39th day of that celebrated rainstorm is
not so difficult to understand as it was
six weeks ago.
81 am in waiting attitude, says Hon.
Carroll s. Page of Hyde Park when in
terviewed by the Free Press on the gov
ernorship. Mr.. Page always did have a
happy faculty of expression.
California is to be congratulated on
the shooting of one of its citizens, Judge
David 5. Terry. At Lathrop, Wednesday,
in a railway station, he slapped the face
of the venerable Justice Stephen j. Field
of the United States Supreme court,
with whom he had disagreement ten
months ago, whereupon deputy mar
shall who was with the Justice shot Terry
through the heart.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-08-16

Ahemont, b g, by Almont star; dam, Birth.
day by Daniel Lambert. Entered by ID. =.
Wescott, Farhaven.
.Alcyone Maid, ch (, by Alcyone. Entered by
w. ii. streeter. Fairhaven.
Wdldemdr, b 3, by Almont Star; dam, EN-
press by Bay Lester. Entered by Lester Fish,
Rutland.
Joe Alcyone, by Alcyone; dam, Nellie Lam
bert by Daniel Lambert Entered by W. j.
Howes, Troy, n. Y.
Doctor L., b C, by Auctioneer; dam, Lucy by
Mambrino Chiet. Entered by II. 5. Town,
Montpelier.
Harry H., b g, by Wards Lambert; dam,
Polly. by, Reindeer. Entered by S. Harris,
Morrisvile.
No. 3-kENT STAKES. For foals of
1886; S25 entrance, in instalments of So,
IS and Sl2, with 800 added. Value of
stake. 1868.
Belle Girl, br f. by Ben Franklin; dam, Lady
Beck by Motifs Independence. Entered by
f. ID. Keyes, Rutland.
Abram r., br e, by King; dam, Lady Atwood
by Broken Leg. Entered by II. NJ. Perry, East
Shoreham.
Katisha, b {. by Ben franklin; dam, Pixie
by Pratts Rifleman. Entered by Burbank &
Williams, Coventry
Hattie c.. blk m, by Roland; dam, Hattie
jefferson by Thomas jefferson. Entered by
c. +. Clark, Rutland.
o. g. D., br 5, by Aristos; dam by Redpath
l
Maggie IT,, b IN, by Nero; dam, Jennie by
Honest Abe. Entered by Fletcher & Winch
Middlebury.
Huldy b., ch IN, by Ben Frankln dam, But
falo Mare by Green Mountain Banner. En-
tered by f. 5 Hale, Rutland.
Rosa Wood, b IN, by Wedgewood; dam, Rose
bud by Phil sheridan, Jr. Entered by l.. X
Joslyn, Waitsfeld.
Belle Of Fordtcay, + t, by Alcyone; dam, Jen
ME II. by Benedict Morrill,, Entered by Z. d
Kinds, Pittsford.
Stanford, c e, by Sir waikiki; dam, Merry
Maid by Abdallah Prince. Entered by J. X
p. Pine, Troy, n. Y.
No. 4-GEoRGE w. HOOKER STAKES
For foals of 1885; $50 entrance, in install
ments of So, $40 and SIS, with S15(
added. Value of stake, $3.50.
Chapman L., b g, by Ben Franklin; dam by
| Gen. Sherman Entered by W. c. Landon
Rutland.
II. II. Franklin, ch $, by Ben Franklin; dam
Lady Beck.by Motifs Independence. Entered
by III. 7. Cults, Orwell.
Black Hawk blood. Entered by Homer Brews
| ter, st. Johnsbury.
Malchior, 5, by winooski; dam, Lady Wal
kill by Waikiki Chief. Entered by c. T Holmes
Charlotte.
Lady Hope, b IN, by Ben Franklin; dam, Pc
j. Hough, Orwell.
Gen. Tdrren, ch 3, by Ben Franklin; dam
Old Black by smiths Columbus. Entered b!
Burbank & Williams, Coventry.
Henrietta, IN, by Triceps; dam, Macklii
Mare Entered by IL. f. h NJ. +. Burgess
Bennington.
aristotle formerly Inderl, br $, by Aristos
dam, Lady Herbert by Waltham. Entered b.
Lester Fish, Rutland.
Conemaugh Uilkes, ch G. by Abdallah Wilkes
dam by Harry Allen. Entered by Utton Bros
Morrisville.
Pyrmont, bl g, by Morgan Ethan; dam, Dea
Mare by Gen. Scott Entered by J. X. Z Pine
Troy, y. Y.
No. g BROOKsIDE STOCK FARN
STAKES. For foals of 1851 $40 entrance
in instalments of SO. so and $40, witt
$3.50 added. Value of stake. $3.50.
Thdng Hi, ch :, by Ben Franklin; dam, idea
by Idol A. Entered by ID. W. Prime II Sol
! Brandon.
Continued on nm page.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-08-16
SOUND DOCTRINE.

The Brattleboro Reformer is such an
excellent paper that it did not need to re-
print without credit the Herald's list of
leading taxpayers of Brattleboro. Ordi--
nary news items, of course, are general
property; but such articles, obtained by
newspaper at great expense of time and
money, are generally recognized as wor-
thy of credit to the newspaper that has
the enterprise to secure them for eXclu-
sive Observation-Disclosures Herald.
The Rutland Herald is such an excel
lent paper that it did not need to reprint
without credit" in its issue of Monday,
a quarter-column article from the REGIS
TER on the new marble mill at Belden'
Falls.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-08-16
The VETERANS.

The annual reunion of the 10th Yer
mont regiment will be held at Brattle-
boro Oct. l. Judge Veazey will make
the address.
The reunion of the 1lth Vermont regi-
ment at st. Johnsbury called together
100 veterans Thursday, the Sth inst. Maj.
Stafford of Morrisville was elected presi-
dent and II. c. Lewis of Bellows Falls
secretary of the association.
1t is definitely decided that the annual
reunion of Vermont officers will be held
in Middlebury on the 10th of November.
Rev. ID. W. Dayton has been secured to
make the address. The exercises will
take place in the town hall. On the pre-
yious day, the 10Th, the cavalry reunion
will occur. The local committee are
making all necessary arrangements to
insure the success of the gatherings.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-08-16
At BREAD LOAF,

The guests at Bread Loaf Inn, Ripton,
number nearly 100. A very enjoyable
dancing party was given there on Friday
evening last. 1t was attended by all the
guests, of course, and also by number
of young people from Middlebury, includ-
ing Miss Elga Stewart and Messrs. Phil.
Stewart, John and Harry Fletcher and
Allen Warner. The spacious and exceed
ingly handsome assembly room, which
the young ladies had made still more
beautiful by trimming with ferns and
flowers, presented gay appearance.
Cobbs orchestra of Middlebury furnished
the best of music, and fine refreshments
were served.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-08-16
SPRING GROVE CAMP MEETING.

The annual camp meeting at Spring
Grove, New Haven, will open on Tuesday
next, the 20th, and close the Both. Trains
will begin to stop at the ground on Mon
day. The hotel will be under good
management. Round-trip tickets to the
ground will be sold at Rutland for Sl.10
Proctor, 40; Brandon, 81; Ticondero.
ga, 81 20; Orwell, sl.l0; Shoreham, 81
Whiting, 80; Leicester, so; Salisbury
.65; Middlebury, 80; Brooksville, ID
New Haven, rs; Vergennes, 30; Ferris
burgh, so; North Ferrisbnrgh, 20
Charlotte, 80.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-08-16

cred. This premium is for the brood mare
alone; the foal will be considered only
as evidence of the dams merit therefore,
the breeding of the foal on the side of the
sire will not be taken into account.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-08-16
DR.. MCGIYNN AT BURLINGTON.

Rev. Edward McGlynn of New York is
advertised to speak at the Cniversalist
meetings at Queen City park, Burlington.
on Thursday and Friday afternoons of
next week at o'clock. Romansm in
the Public Schools" and "The Papal Prin-
ciple VS.. True Americanism' are the
TOPICS announced.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-08-16

Ayers Hair Vigor restores color and vitali-
ty 10 weak and gray hair. Through its heal
ing and cleansing qualities, il prevents the
accumulation of dandruf and cures all scalp
diseases. The best hair-dressing ever made,
and by tar the most economical.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05
An ImnOrtant Element

OF the success of Hoods Sarsaparllla is the
fact that every purchaser receives fair equl'
valent for his money. The familiar headline
400 Doses One Dollar" stolen by imitators, is
original with and true only of Hoods Sarsa-
parlla. This can easily be proven by any one
who desires to test the matter. For real econ
omy buy only Hoods Sarsaparilla. Sold by
all druggists.