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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
EnTLo. mENF BUREAU
Furnishes employers ins.oe City with Hep
IRE Of Charge.

fff q AisaI ~
ROOMS ftst III Ei.ntE.
Open Tssnisrs. Phone so
pEIALE HELP wANTgD g kfebea eif 5.
- sraefai EiEs. D. dining rlsW glrs.
efs 10 npHfiits hues., ! ceaS rhashin :
~ tds Rad Naig on iahlc. al iasirs sIl ~
employment cal a 5 and Tower iiocE-
III ALE iLil WANTED +. cssh bryA hsr-
- les inaA IS. } hfsi e.Ass tfaftllng sales.
man; = hAiid ealNffs. : npnplss reffs good
sPbestuf ior our "''ce. and 8 IeweI h."lt.
.tfll for E-reom house on IS Iona 81. 1T
s@ioN'o siAl2ii Wei. cialerA aaa aliey.
&1hAD las s-aaon tosse ga 5 lanis-sf.s 20
Ti'VN sxi-'. aid alley. vel and cisisfa.
x1AlD for new noon hoasa o. geaib-
SoD!Q Ser a new modern house ma 'arEe
s'r-pO lot GA Jenth-aNe. 1ias Is a baI..al. .
II loU are looking Tor bargains. wr haze
some 10 orer. 4 new IN defn house al
home Tor SiAni one o. y Z itH-axe.. be ~eeu
:. blYls on and loniassi-. $50 one ca Ninth
ave. s.11s.
"A oniy 30 - Tor a. room house Oh =. ienia-zi
large lot, l>foof alley. plenty q room h.f
another hoa5s ~ ,He iears vel. ci>teIa aua
c.is water This = 9periy D. worth sl5N.
nor SALE-AeN sroom house. on corner 81
Center 81; 81 modern Improvement .
graie, maHtci. waller. gas. ttc.i party wishes 10
leave city. Price tzi0l.
cQr,a forsood sized lot on :. Lafayeite.s
y ttscl 4ftli-
%1n0, for large lot on S. Lafayette ST. near
pit-c Filth ave.
&75(, FOR nice lot on Cas- 81; worth SO
4 LARGE number Of FIRST class isrrns Tor
"A sale gr eAcbaHgr. some ne r tHe & ~
others In good localities. leone stoaieyilis
$40 psf =. worih s63; 40 acns - miles
from Bate Creek, - per acse. Nefth so
On acres Of the best ceiery and ONION land In
- tie state. q ly iaflc ff0a slllrDilI polHt.
in enc state Of cutiyau0a.
- LOTS near burton.ave. % exchange for
: better lot and PAS Giierenet
WASIED-lo huy milk route.
COO in cash 20 nay for 3 nrw 7.roor
giCOO house IN southern part o. city. al
early.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The s~fex bsaes located O. Wee Ers1z.ss
Fes n 20 sn1 81 - Tor ssfe. Box con1ss ns
thrse stores The seroad fecf = II s8ft4s 81
WI <rf3 ffr cssa - ~ fsss pert - esrr
prsperr7 Il SID % = days. In1sirr ~
zsE A A. LOAF. Isl West ETt1zssa
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

vhAs. bss thsxs = Ne DANCES
or ths statss ge<ts1g IA
slsphAns 90 - hAnas.s TIE property
= worta - much mere ts2a TIE STATE
nzs the rsght - bay il for, thai TIE
company wsald Surrender 70 speeszl
privileges rather than sell TIE road
Even Il Ene Stale sad - take q temeor.
sxaly, there would be 30 dincalty N
elsposias Of q At eaes. Railroad
capitalists would eagerly snap at tas
chance 10 get, fox q moderate price,
AZ cid, established railroad, With Il
business already worked up. There =
40 expectation IA the scheme. that tAs
state viii enter upoa . career Of rail-
roAding.
'sfae question Of government eontfol
OF railroads" - not a federal CUES
ton" within . single state. and Nlehi-
gan can lawfully own that portion Of
tns road vlIhla her ewn boundaries.
Oar own constitution. however. pEohi-
bits the State from being interested IN
schemes OF internal improvement.
This constitution was adopted after the
sale OF the road and with the right of
reparehase still subs.sting. Many pro-
mgnent constitutional lawyers think
that that provision could not be deemed
TO cut on any interest in internal inn
proyements already existing and that
the right 10 purchase was such an inter-
est. However, the proposed amend.
ment To the constitution, will give the
people an opportunity To express their
opinions next spring. upon the ques-
ton OF extinguishing the special priyi-
leges of the Michigan Central Railway
Company.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
FBssTTUas AID rIaxos sTosED.

II o. 81 Se1sh Dfwssssn-ss- sfsTe rassss ssS
farnffs~@ - ~ rxfe<. sfy<Tx rsrks-s srf
earsfsl Essvers rlth asrge vsnsr ses1 r~sTpt
Hw tssepsssfas Sc. 20 1z-skS sszrs. 81 =.
sster hs1rS ~ ia
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02


| 4 lsTES 10 sny tale 81 saes have SIX houses
IL ts4t iaasl leat tsT tsas s'A eea slshi
| dollars PIT meath. l.. = lroks4. roem q
LesstIs block. Opposite Sweets itsieL
E'oa SALE--l have a neN si,sN helse on Paris
4 ave. which. tos Special fcs<eAS / eaH Srll
ysu lss IS o.. asd en leenlass naylaeais, taa
lroEi. iaa de. ia Cellar. essarated rsrf. Inf-
nare. hog, cVla, city AID eastern sief. marble
i@sasess. inslAe eesrl, bait. nssalel. So. iaat
s.od haisai. SeId ssasiea A..a = aaea qua s'aiss-
| crete Walks. Charles N. ieits, LodySIa 1iock,
| fear.-sI Sntrasoe. 5sisl a.
Eoa SALE-Three hats Ga West Bridge AZ
A. its ss1a NJ loHf lets a Tara -.
a. 80 lor q o fstI tiefaie ! saak0tfd. D.
soeaeI, y bsi.s44s-,
JAMES r. BReoSs Real Estate and l.asnS.
koam 1, = Aenfoc Gas - visaR & as
have several modern heasrS aai "a ssi Is
great hafssihs u taarn s1pas also seule taal
good hens. aud ip1 thas ] WeUld ikv u ca
| Change Tor a.fot hglse Saa hugeE harness.
etc. have good laFm la ers siaip - ca
| eaan-e lot CITY property al>a have "a Seea
| farm IA Wisconsin g. exchange for CITY pfsi-
! sfis several "a Aseaistn q "a 81 tAcha4l1e
have al ula4NlIca CALI lNiersas a. : gold
M ne fer safe Who waits IL houses - rsat ia
81 part. al br cts. If1ni - - So pes lAo..tAs
iook II To- Co'i-Ase' Sna sse u ysn want Il,
.RuILDiNG-Loan Associations. How %
~ ls- AID Mel Abuse Iheia. by Chas h.
Soufhars. Building Lean Commits ION ier New
ora stale Their ORGANS AAl4fh ttift sfhttte-
difference between Locals" aud "NBiioaatS. I"
valuable interest tables. house plans ete.
Postpaid for - cents by "Bnllu!Hg and f.eaitk,
! iaHll-si. .saff
E0R sALE-iiaying taken 10: of city prop
erty IN exchange Tor Farm lands. csu .
fer some special bargains ia cheap AID Elislis
priced homes IN moaihiy payments. rsa
give ygn choice af is houses "a 80 : pa.
slOiB $40. 09l. sS3p. All within SO iret 81
cable iine. Elegant building lois as Par.s AID
tc.ie.e ayes. only l0Ja. No commission on
these prices rs sell my own rr1psriy. c.N.
TgitS. 20 Pearls
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

teen ana not 20 exceed twenty ~orst. three lines
Ina tie larger advertisements he average
ia seven word. a. line There IL bat ONE
price, that the table here
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
EIsuELLANBoUs


WANTED-inyestment large and smaH
W loans maze AZ reasonable rstes. contracts
bought. Joseph II. Martin. - Canai-si 81
I'VE WANT a large safe. in good condition.
w Address. stating particulars. ". care 81
Carrier No :. -
pTANo INSTRUCTION At rooms and e.
4 Fletcher Place. by N =. 4. Il. Thomson.
Terms reasonable. -
DARTlES having any /, IL. 20. . or ZACH
dry black ash or oak lumber fer sale. or
parties expecting 60 cut ash or oak lumber ihts
winter. please write. as We are In The market
now and want 10 buy three million feet oi
lumber. Address James IL. Ford. Michigan
City. Indians. care Alaska Refrigerator Co. Sc
Ar MRS. DIR. BUTTONS Woman's private
"A hospital may be found iniants for adOp-
ton. Mrs. DIR. button. - North Ianeaye..
West Side. Infants aud young children board
ed aad cared loF. 54ltf
WANTED-fyery young man 10 step in and
w see what We can do with Them in pair
OF pants. suit OF clothes or oYercoat maze "a
order. toisi. Herpo!sheimer Co. II
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

EEx~a HORSES WINTERED in bos stalls
LIZ Ion the ground. GOOD timothy hay.
NJ Horses called for and delivered.
AkVO2Telephone my driver At my Re a.
MYSxdencr, No. 5Ti. or call at Anti III al
somine Cos ONCE. 40 North Diyison-st. Good
yards to run ia when weather Is suitable. N
Il. Church.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

lsTES 10 lny tale II saes I have SIX houses
II tlel 4 iaasl lsai ier taa, s'1 ana yls a.
dollars PIT meath. l.. $ fres4a. roem q
Lossffs block. Opposite Sweets Hssel
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

loa SALE-Three hats ga Nest nflaee II
A. iHs SUI NJ q loaf lets a 1aiFa -.
a. a 80 los Is .. fltz tiefald ! saakstfd. D.
hoEaeI y bsi.s4l-.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

WANTED IA ehsee msns mast have A /
w feiefener- Apply ~ 0wsshIavong eless
rooas tssses0 thEvs zEa ave e'elo0k p. IA. 5
Evening journal., 1891-12-12
GRIP Has CONE AGAIN.


shadraoh johnson. the Fugitive From
Justice, Rsoaptured More Foot Ball
Games.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEwAnK. Dec. 12.--La Grippe seems
to be prevailing among the residents Of
Newark A number are confined to
their beds with the malady Nearly all
of the employees Of Gambrill & Co., cot
ton goods manufacturers at Baldwin. a
short distance from this town, are sur
fering with the Grippe.
shed" Johnson, colored, who escaped
from the lookup, several weeks ago, was
recaptured yesterday at his home In this
town, by ConstablesColmerry Shed" was
not given another opportunity to escape,
but was sent at once TO New Castle,
where he will langulsh until the next
term Of court. He is accused Of driving
off team found hitched along the street
The Golden Arrow Society met at the
residence Of Dr.. G. Henry last night as
the guests Of Miss Edna Henry. There
were present about twenty members.
The evening was joyously spent in a
literary and musical way
The women Of the NJ E Church held q
successful supper and bszar ia Caskey
Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings
The booths were tastefully arranged
Evening journal., 1891-12-12


White aprons, which you
wouldn't make for the price,
we offer the aprons for 10, IS,
3715 and so cents each and in
the finer ones up to S. its
wonderful what effect there is
even in an apron.
Down Quilts. Just for the
season each beautifully COW
cred with figured French Sa-
tine on both sides-regular
ST. SO qualities these we shall
sell at 81 90 and S 90.
We have about one hundred
pairs of display blankets from
the windows and store decora.
tons which have become
slightly soiled and tumbled.
They are full size I IA blank.
cts, and this seasons regular
goods-the SIS 90 ones are re-
duced to 3 o8-the SO so ones
are reduced to a % per pair.
Here's a holiday curtain that
you ought to jump at-a very
handsome Chenille heavily
fringed top and bottom and in
the new shades of terra Gotta,
French blue, golden brown and
reseda. Our price all season
for this curtain put up com
plete with poles, rings, loops
and hooks has been SIS for
either curtains or portiere. We
offer it now under the same
conditions for $40 per pair
everything included.
A few left of the hit and
miss chenille table covers. ~
yards square, rs cents each.
Slumber Robes, 81 IS.
Evening journal., 1891-12-12

Holiday thoughts are flow
ing fast.
Handkerchiefs, of course,
and in endless variety. We
have made some special in.
ducements in our handkerchief
department, which will be Of
interest to holiday purchasers.
The small embroidered let
ter on the linen hemstitched
is pretty and novel. We have
them in full assortment at IS
cents.
UnlGundried all linen initial
hemstltched-2 for IS cents.
Embroidered silk handker-
chiefs for ladies-25c to ST.. 50;
our own import selection of
beautiful designs in all white
and colors.
Ladies embroidered linen,
aye to S.
Ladies and Children's col
ored borders in unusually neat
and pretty styles, S, 10 and
I2Hc, with a fine assortment
of the all linen blocks at IS
cents.
Gentlemen's initial all linen
handkerchiefs-5oo of them
reduced from CSC to Ioc. We
don't consider the initial quite
as good as it should be,
if you are satisfied with it you
make the difference - quality
regular.
Gentlemen's silk handker
chiefs in splendid qualities
soc to ST..
Evening journal., 1891-12-12
A Special Sale
OF
GLOVES

Sixty-eight dozen Of Cash
mere and Taffeta Gloves at IL.
IS and IS cents; regular price,
so cents.
Ladies and Gents Initial
Hankerchiefs 10 to IS cents.
Silk Handkerchiefs and
Mufflers at the lowest prices.
Ladies Ribbed Vests, IS and
so cents.
Gents Natural Wool Shirts
and Drawers, as cents.
Scarlet Shirts and Drawers,
rs cents, SI.oo,$I25.
Children's Shirts and Draw
ers, II and IS cents.
All wool Tricot Cloth, in all
shades, for IS cents per yard.
Kid Gloves, 50, rs, 81 and
$I.oo.
Gauntlet Kid Gloves, ST.. 90.
Pin Cushions, Handker-
chief Boxes. Jewel Cases in
great variety for the holidays.
800 yards of satin all shades,
for IS cents per yard, worth rs
cents.
Evening journal., 1891-12-12

This morning Judge Grub appointed
the Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company guardian for the Shaw shil-
dren.
The Warren Club gave its frst gym
nastic exhibition for members in its
hail last night. These exhibitions will
be given monthly.
William JQuigley Of the Practical Far
mer had his horse stolen yesterday. TIE
thief escaped and is supposed to have
gone down the state.
Miss Lizzie Tsggart and Miss Mary
Conner, the well-known sopranos Of ST..
Paul's choir, will give a concert In st.
Joseph's Hall on New Years evening
Arthur R. Lewis, Jr, 81 years old, No.
1912 Monroe street. died early this morn
ing. The cause Of his death was con
sumption. he was we'll known as an &C
tive young Republican.
Ida Wolhar OF Lowering avenue and
Lincoln street was seriously burned at
her home yesterday. Dr. John Palmer
attended her and says her injuries are
not fatal
Look at Yergers 60 90 aud 80 so pic
lures, 4l9 Market street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-12

We have a special line Of
elegant cloakings in steel. slate,
tans and browns, diagonals and
camels. hair effects. at So so
per yard f; regular S. qualities.
We show a splendid assert
ment of mems, ladies' and chill
dren's fur-topped gloves at rs,
size, 81 and SI.a5, which are
useful as well as ornamental
also wool and silk mittens
from 25c to 81.
Our holiday trade takes UNI
brellas by the hundreds. We
as usual show an elegant line
in Gloria, Helvetia, Serges and
Twills in natural and oxydized
handles. We make a special
offering in these popular gifts
for ST.. SO each.
Evening journal., 1891-12-12

Miss bella F. Crumlish and James
Watson, Jr.. we're married At
St. Patriek's Church on Thurs
day evening. Father Bradford
performed the ceremony. Miss tDeliA
Husten was bridesmaid and
hichal M. B. Delaney Of Phila
delphia was groomsman. After
the ceremony the happy couple were give
q reception at the home Of the groom 3
father, No. 903 Lowering avenue, and
many presents were received
by them. Among those pres
emit at the reception were
James Watson, ST., and wife, p. Crum-
lish and wife, Al, Kearnly and wife. Mr.
Callahan and wife. Mr.. Mary
gold aud wife, Mr. Upton and wife, Nj
Boyd. Mr., Teeley, Miss Maggie Huston,
Robert Watson aud w. !. ucAteer and
wife
Evening journal., 1891-12-12
Cunningham $ ginger ale.
nc Gao of Rheumntisn1.

An acid which exists in sour milk and
cider, called Tactic acid, Is believed by
physicians to be the cause Of rheuma-
tism. Accommodating in the blood. 1t At
lacks the dhrous tissues in the Joints,
and causes agonizing pains. What Is
needed Is 8 remedy to neutralize the acid
and TO so invlgorate the kidneys and
liver that all waste win be carried off,
Hoods Sarsaparllla is heartily recon
mended by many whom II has cured OF
rheumatism. II possesses just the de-
sired qualities, and so thoroughly purides
the blood as to prevent occurrence Of
rheumatic attacks We suggest atrial
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla by all who suffer
from rheumatism.
Robes, blankets and whips for Christ
ms at n Dnreis An1 Shinlau atraet
Evening journal., 1891-12-12

Special Despatch 10 the EVENING JOURNAL;
GEoRsETOwE, Dec. 12.-The governor
has appointed DR.. David L. Mustard
James w. Anderson and James w. Ward
commissioners for Sussex county TO ar
range the election lists under the new cleo
tion laws.
Evening journal., 1891-12-12

We have a big lot of Rugs
that we are offering at very
low fgures-they are of inter-
Evening journal., 1891-12-12

heeae'H FFoperty NecoNtfou.
John a Horner OF Caroline county,
Md was arrested by Officer Scott yester-
day for stealing a watch, overcoat rGnd a
sackcoat from Eugene Reese OF State
Road on Decen Der A. The property was
all recovered, and Horner was held In
$500 bail to answer the charge, by Magis-
trate Monaghan this morning.
Evening journal., 1891-12-12

"accidental DeAthp Was Townaend's.
Deputy Coroner Giles went to Arm
strong Corner yesterday. ard viewed the
body Of Elwood Townsend, the boy who
was killed by his brother, while
playing with shot gun on
Tuescay morning. They we're just bury.
ing the boy when Deputy Coroner Giles
arrived thsre. certificate Of accidental
death was granted,
Evening journal., 1891-12-12
WIN. y. knARP 8 90
est to holiday lockers.


est to holiday lockers.
Sheep skin rugs in white,
light ecru, canary, orange, car
dInal and bronze, ST. 90 to
so.
Goat skin rugs, all we have
in plain colors aud combina.
tions, are reduced from 81 so
to S 90 and 8 90; large sizes.
Mounted Animals in Siber-
ian wolf, tiger, cat and prairie
wolf, 8 90 and Ia 90.
Baby carriage skin rugs,
lined with taby blue, baby
pink and white, in fine selected
skins, 8 so.
Punjaub and Mecca Rugs,
in oriental designs, 3 90 and
S 90.
Moquette Rugs, 27x62, re-
duced from 3 so to rs.
Smyrna Rugs
s0xe0 reduced from s. 90 to se.s5
2hx5i reduced from &3.ib 70 $40.
And single door sizes, AZ, rs
and 90 cents each.
Body Brussels Hassocks, as
cents each. Moquette Has.
socks, SO cents each.
Evening journal., 1891-12-12
LETTERS WRITTEN ny YOUNG CLARK.

II Is stated upon reliable authority
that Mrs Clark cannot write and that
the letters were written for her by
Joseph Clark, her son
Evening journal., 1891-12-12

Snapper soup at Kelley's Saloon 10.
night, No. 20S West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-12
nusINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

vVANTED-TO BUY A MILK ROUTE
w from 40 TO 80 quarts. Apply TO JOSEPH
LEACH. Elsmere.
DOR sALE-CIGAR STORES. Il. CORNER
Third and French street; doing good
business; possession Immediately. LESLEY
sMI II, corner Third and French 80 Gets.
TOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL hsTATE.-Ihe we'll known Prac-
tical Farmer Hotel al Gruhh's, Brandywine
hundred. Is offered for sale, or Will exchange
for city real eHtAie has been licensed Tor one
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ter; has splendid bar and hotel trade JOHN
r. DONAHOE, 5ie Orange street, Whining
ton, Del
Evening journal., 1891-12-12
oITY NEws ~ BRIeF.

For your trunks aud bags 60 to +. s
Dure's No. 4O7 ShipIey street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-12

REAL HGAAGNa
DOR SALE.
A. Nos fel TO COZ Harrison street.
Nos ~ and SOS Van Buren, street.
Nos N0l and GtG Van Buren, street.
Nos. ia8 ana 1919 Pleasant street
Nos. 1919, 1915 and 1917 Lancaster avenue.
Dwelling aud store. Thirteenth and French.
II none OK the above suit. come get list,
JOHN MULNENA,
9i6 Market Street
Odice open every evening.
EOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
denoe, furnished, for the winter. Can
give possession at any time. Apply 70
hEA ~ w.
NOR RENT. HOUSE NO. l2g RODNEY
n street, 9 rooms and bath. Apply at No.
l29 Rodney street.
TOR RENT Il HOUSE AND STORE $40
4 Orange 81. ]. FuLLMER, 2lO w. 9th ST..
LTOR RENT. -THE THIRD STORY. ROO n.
II No. falh Market street, l6xl0. we'll
lighted, entrance both on Market and Shipley
streets. JAMES MONAGHAN, No. 4l9 Mar.
ket street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-12

At 1.O5 o'clock court adjourned until
Monday morning at 10 o'clock, and the
Clarks we're taken back to their cell.
Evening journal., 1891-12-12

BOARD AND ROOMS.
WANTED. = BOARDERS, PLEASANT
w rooms. gas. bath, house heated all
through. Good locality. 60 West Ninth 81.
DOOMs WITH BOARD, HEAT AND ALL
III conveniences. 604 French street.
DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD.
~ l07 East Eighth street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-15
Shot Full of Daylight.

Speaking Of the way Colvin held himself to-
gether for nearly a week when shot full of day
light like teredoed pile, said +. W. Henshaw to
San Francisco Examiner man. reminds me Of
a story old Dr. Taliafero of San Rafael used to
tell Of San Quentin convict-a highwayman in
for life. A lot of prisoners. under guard, were
engaged in unloading schooner at the wharf
on San Quentin point, aud we're ordered to wrap
the vessel around to another landing. They
went aboard and showed off.
Up on the hill the other guards mistook the
maneuYer for an attempt on the part of the con-
victs to escape. AS a consequence they trained
their cannon on the schooner and before the
mistake was discovered bowled over about
score of prisoners with grapeshot
Dr. Taliafero was called to attend the wounded
men This is how he told of his experience
with the gritty highwayman:
When came to the fellow 1 pulled his
blanket down, looked at his wound, put the
blanket back, and passed to the next patient
gave him five minutes more of life A grape
shot had struck him just at the top of the right
hip and passed clear through him. shatterng
both hip bones and tearing him frightfully. BY
the time had made my rounds I'd forgotten
all about him.
Then nurse stepped up, saying the high
wayman wanted to speak to me. l wondered
that the fellow was still alive, and went over to
his couch. Will you not dress my wound?' he
asked. Certainly, said l, If you wish 1t, but
you can't live more than a few minutes, and
dressing the wound will only give you needless
pain
Nonsense, he returned; you can't kill me
with one grapeShot. I've been shot to death
once or twice before Look at my chest l
looked. Sure enouge he had bullet wounds
enough to have laid out dozen men. Twice,
in stopping stages. express messengers had
filed him full of buckshot. I'm alive yet, AMI
had more lives than cat, he said, as l made
ready to attend him.
81 rammed and pulled a silk handkerchief
through him to clean the would and fixed him
uD as best could, knowing he'd be dead in the
morning. But didn't know. When l called
the next day he was very much alive. He was
as cherry as bridegroom after the ceremony.
Never mind me. doctor, he said. with grin,
you just fix up the other boys; I'll bs all right
in few days
well, sir, expected to find him corpse
every time called, but he hung on. cheered the
others with jokes and stories, and I'm hanged
| if didn't begin to think a medical miracle was
| to be performed. man who could live a
| week and keep his head aud spirits with that
kind of hole through him might do most any
| thing.
ION the seventh day after he was shot he
| sent for me. AS came to his bedside he raised
himself GU one elbow, looked up at me with
the old daredevil expression on his face, and
said:
Its no good, doctor; can't keep it up any
| longer. Good-by, old fellow
Then he fell back stone dead. He lived
week on his grit