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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20
Nlj1lIl Ea9le
FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts OF Stock at the Wicnlta
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, none: Hogs, 21o.
Shipments; Cattle, 80; Hogs, none.

Hogs were quoted cents lower, but
there was a demand for all received. Tue
cold weather materially interferred Win
the market and there was, virtually no
stuff on the market. A change OF weather
will no doubt bring rush.
The ouotarons mere presented are to give m, ihe
simmer idea OF The general range OF price, ne
various classes and grades sell within me llhia Va
these quotations acc ordingto the Quailiy OF oteL
iDes and the state OF the daily markets. Ibese quo
tations are only changed when there mas been
lermahent change IN the General InArkeL ne
renreeptatve sales should referred 10 10 get the
daily fluctuations. =.
native shipping steers good TO extra: % i5s' 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20

Ward IS engaged 20 Mamie Eccges.
Why, he las only known her =
week
True But ne invited he- TO 70 20
the theater last evening, aud she didn' 9
keep hin waiting. Lila
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20
Anxirrfn Mofhrrs

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teethinz IL
soothes the child. softens the gums, Aliays
all pain. cures wind collie, and is the
best remedy for disrhOea. Twenty-dvs
cents a bottle. Used Dy millions OF
mothers dBgtf w48t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20
cheap Rate. ror winter Trip v. s.s,. .,

Eoat~.
To Texas, New Asxico. Arizona. Cali
fOrnia, Utah sud Old Mexico. ars offered
By the Santa Pc.
Tickets nov Ga sale good until Jass ].
with sufficient transit limit Ia each d.
rectiss> 20 enable pAsseugsTs 20 stop on ~
all points en- route. Lat - Destinations
include Corpus Christie. - Ps-o Calves
ton, Houston. L.srnpzsgs. kuckboTf. @sn
Antonio, City Of Mexico. Prssrott. ssifili0
san I.uis PStosl. Las Vegas il0t sPriBKz.
san D4sgo. san tranclsco, salt iazr Aad
Portland
Nsw Mexico - motel "a hsvirE oos o.
che most squsbls climates 10 the world,
sudden changes icing almost wholly HH-
known l. g. > mosf desirable place sfEbsr
for ths business MAJ, pleasure ecker %
the iavsltI. while j. is ths hAFsn f9r fh-
imu.ig grant 20 peff8Oa - tie United
States csG compare sv3lk to- fs-ziis THiisys
n as ever. sHa BE- shs psod Bcfisns a tss
fed. tue 10 ersst garasa, tGs orchard Aa1
ite vineyard
F0r fu4i particulars regarding he seao-
~. Fa,s.. -fepgT-rs. ste- etr. calf "a 20
address nsSrss' -sais p go. o. Geo 7
Si1ro.soo. T.. L srd T. ~ T leeka. Kaa.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
Tn. following are the representative sales of cat
. a
WICHITA, Dec. 10.

Cattle all round were lower but the de-
mand for good cattle continues steady and
sales were made. at a good price. The gen.
eral rnn was off today and Gamers were
away down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20
Situations ~ aIiteti-Mdte.
miscellaneous.

XITANTED-BY a YOUNG MAN COMPETEST
w and willing; position in snulesals or 10, al
house any Kind OF ~Ole- I'VE year, IA jhe S.ty.
large tCQusIRI lance. Salary not much IN 60 ecL
"a stsa,,y place Best Of references, Adarrss A.
IL care Of Carrier Barlow. q - ~
lED-SITU ALTON BIZ A REGISTERED
w pharmacies Of i ears experience. best Of
references. Address ", o. &Ogth LAsIente ave
IChIja- uI5 q o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20
AGENTS WANTED.
lnasr this lead &c yer IN. per day.

4 Gk..TS-GUM TISSUE MINDS CLOTH u
IA better Lhag needle aud thread SKIS, pCOielIs.
Ll0Fts. gsbreIias- bHe I'd H. y ds 49, b mali
y S,ayLer d Co. Providence. X. J. d@5 IL
~ AMID. CANVA~SER OF PLEASA -
w aJdte 10 handle = gui,k Ing specially.
= applicant must Ia IuiSlli- euf rncr -eLl. ~ =
ni.,u some perlrnCc. hefsreDCs required. al
x los y, Lawrence ave. from q 70 - = c. ~
AGENTS WANrED-LADY FoR WICHITA
"A exclusive. Business Can De dCAo a. szF hsfue.
atuTc-s, n. J.. kag4e CEsCs - a.
TALKS TO CHILDREN ABOUT JtsJS. ONE
4 VI The mot iopuiAr D0yA- ever published
-. . at sight tTedit @iteh fTei.ht pau. Bet
DuOk- Tor sac hDll4afa- gems wanted .3E
other looks AID bib4es- X. IL "oc1NarI a -,
EasLlDIuie, AsG. "a -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20
Wichita Produce Market.

lCHiTA. Dec, ~
FLOUR-Highest patent. 81 90 second patent,
J ~; ey ira fancy. 81 Is.
BUTLEk-rirst creamery 2Sc: other grades. zoo
Dc.
EGGS--SG20c.
IOi LTkN- iioosters 81 6nr2 20 per Dozen 81
Ter pound; hens - 0lG2 50 per dozen &c per
pound; spring chickens. 81 52 80 per dozen or 716C
Ter pound; turkeys, i@sc per pound. DUCKS teal
81 25 msllard, s. 70 per dozen. Yong geese, per
pound.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 65a75c per bushel.
APPLES- S4G5 20 per barrel
CUAL-AnthrAcite. Sli so Canon City, 1907; Weir
City, 81 50; 'FRONT.' nae - ~; PiItsburg, - 5t I'LL
nOis, O. TO- ACA lester. S. W.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20

Take stage at Noble for Tecumseh. Bes {
and shortest route. Wa SBEAREg.
Mauaxrr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20
wichita Grain Market.

" ICII'd OI'dIn Market,
WICHITA, Dec. 49,
Following the closing quotations:
GRAM ar lots on track.
WHhAI-5.c.
CORN-N elbow, 2Sc.
DATS-e2C:
HAI-EHled, 81 OOGl so per tom loose 81 n0t15 90.
GROUND JDN\-Chopfn car lots, 1Ac per lpJ
pounds; coru and oats. SOC per lU0 pounds; bran,
Sucked tJC per 100 pounds.
ELAASEED-t6q7 Tue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New y ORR Produce.

New ORR Produce.
NEW YORK. Dec. a.
CoFFEE-Spot Rio. dull end frmer, 80 :. lCja Q
bose.
-UGAR-Re6ned quiet and easy Standard A
I lI-l@G{5tc. graruIEtrd !l-l1s,c, loaf 5-iU
G3tsC.
C0TTON-Stesdy. Mdduns uplands 95so, Or
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20
Kansas City Produce.


kANSAs CITY, Dec. 49,
FLOUR-Unchsnged. Patents - 5llS2 T.. extra
fancy 81 gaa2 - fancy g U5Z 10. choice al gJa2 o.
Nm al 1:0.3 &C.
MHEAI.- No > red. C7665c.
ttbN-Nu. mixed. 81 S,L9c,
rAIS-No 2m.Xed. -9SLJUC.
ftNE-No ., 4sc.
BIZ s \---lNGtU
tLANSEED-g - aaic on a basis 81 pure
Ri 1rlE-Cieamery 2o5 sc, dairy ASlS
LlGGS-lSa2.iy
Iir-EsL-etcldy. Young America lOc. Kansas,
,UgC
HAY-Firm. Timothy Is t. fancy prairie 50 OOe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-20

Jersey Bull. FOX BREEDING PURPosTs-
- Kept by Henry schwiteg. corner Of Hydraulic
aid Lincoln. dSu
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08

9Fc" sore throat there is moth.
lGy better than flannel bandage
Iampened with Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. 1t will nearl y always effect
Il cure in one nights time. This
remedy is also a favorite tor rheu-
matism and has cared many severe
cases. so cent bottles for sale by
Dr.. j. E. Hardert.
Mr.. G. Boswell, one of the
best known and most respected eiti-
zens # Brownwood, Texas suffer
ed with aiorhea for ii long time and
tried many different remedies with
ut benefit, until Chamberlain Col
ic, Cholera and Dlorheea Remedy
was used; that relieved him at once.
For sale by J. E. Harbcrt.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08
9Th HALF-YEARLY COMPETITION
The most Interesting Contest ever offered
BY The Canadian Agriculturist. y

One Thousand Dollars in Cash. Pair of Handsome
asamd other valuable przes a for ae The M
brightest readers Who will have them! According to
TnE AGk1cuL1 now offer their Sixth Half Yearly
Literary Competitions This grand conpetinon will, no
sentcd to the people of the United States and Canada
One Thousand Dollars in cash will be paid TO the
sricled from letters in the words The Canadian Asr-
Five Hundred Dollars in cash will be given to the
second lars' st list A Handsome Pair of Shetland Pc
Mes Carriage and Harness, vii! be g,.n for the third
larg l.t Over thousand additional prizes award
ri in order of merit One Grand Piano. $500 Organ; s4oo
Piano; Dinner Sets; Ladies' Gold Watches; Silk Dress
Patterns iorliere Curtains; Silver Tea Services; Ten
bound in cloth, etc.
AS there than 1000 prizes, any who takes
the trouble to prare orinary good list will not fal
70 receive valuable prize Ihis is the biggest thing n
public and all who do not take part Will miss an oppor
tunity of life time.
appears in the words g Tho Canadian Agrcuturst
For instance the word egg could rot be used there
Is nt one g in The three words 2 Words having more
than one meaning but spelled the same can be used but
once Names Of places and persons barred
Each list must contain dollar pey for six month
m'lsc!ipton to InE AGnIcuLrrRisr. II two or more
tie hs lsr't, list which bears the earliest postm"rS
will take the first prize, and the oth will receive prizes
in order OF merit, u n,auey ard stamps take al par
The object in Offering these magpifcet prizes is to
introduce popular magazine into ewhomes in every
part of the American continent.
Every competition tncosins so cents in stamps extra,
will receive free by nail pos nid, one Of TliE AGRlCUL-
TuK,s1s EeFa Souvenir spoons of Canada
Prizes awarded to persons residing in the United Sates
will be shipped from New York office free of duty.
All money letters should he registered
OF r FORMER CoMrETITioS-We have given away
1000 in prizes during the last two years and have thou
sands Of letters from prize in every in the
union and every par of Canada aid Newfoundland.
Lord couise, A b G To the Goyerner General
ada. writes II shall recommend my friends oener your
competitions Nj Nj Brandep, Vancouver T. c., RE-
ceiyed sl0o0 in gold and hold his receipt for same
few of the prize winners. Miss J Robirson Toronto,
Harrison Syracuse N Y. $685. Bea,is, st Louis Mo-
$3.50; Jas Baptie West Duluth MINI, $50; Miss Geor.
$50 State ST. Bridgeport Conn., and thousands of others
Address. The AGRIcULruAIsz. Peterborough. Ontario
Canada i.
Competition Closes Jan. Is, l8 -
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08

E$erybouy 1ugnc TO keep a
scrap book into which to paste the
useful and interesting items which
are worthy of preserving for flu
turc reference. Any we'll bound
book will answer the purpose and
nearly every one has some book
or this kind that has ceased to be
interesting or useful. Cut out ~
portion OF the leaves, and on those
remaining neatly paste the articles
saved for that purpose. In u short
time you will have u book that you
prize highly.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08

-ss.eto 1ipoh the President and notify
him that Congress was in session,
and prepared to receive any com
munications that he might desire 10
make
While the Scmmittees proceeded
TO perform their duties the
House and Senate took brief re-
cess.
The Senate adjourned at l:30 aud
the Fl ouse a, 1:.t0 p M Immedate-
y after adjournmentthe Republican
Senators went into caucus, ii was
said, to decide upon u program CT
hnsinose
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised
druggist to sell DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption,Co Coughs
and Colds, upon this condition. If
you ore afflicted with a Cough, Cold
or any Lung, Throat or Chest tron-
BILE, and will use this remedy as di-
rectcd, giving it Il fair trial, and cx-
perence no benefit, you may return
lie and have your money re
We could not make this
Ut know that DR.. King S
.ov"ry could be relied on.
isappoints. Trial bottles
f. Harbert's Drug
rgc size SO cents and
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08
Competition Closes Jan. Is, 1873
4 Wonderful isiSceyery.

nr Checini's Electric SPAWN Cure
positively remove Bone SPAWN, R'ng-
bone. Splint or Curb in 4S honrs with
ont pain. $500 reward for failure or
slightest Injury. The greatest wonder
of the Nineteenth CenrHrl, asttni>h-
inr As it 'loes the entire veterinarv
world Circulars aud testimonials free
~ Guy ~iies iIi, oss anal Street. y. =.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08
4
hgress in Session.

&ToN, Dec. 5.-Thc
session Of the Fifty
Congress opened today.
necessarily be a short
!, for three months hence
President will have been
ed in the White House,
he Fitty-third Congress
have begun its active
bee. For an opening day
tendance of both Senators
representatives was unusually
gra,ulations ard commits
es were freely exchanged
corrid ders, congratulations
x,endcd 10 those prem
the House who had
brtunate enough to be
"a, ana commentators
ed upon the many
ave been left hy the way
was this exchange of SEN
confined 10 the House
lor over on the Senate
pod r;any of the Solons,
'ca:s a Year hence will
I. by Democrats. We're
b receive the condolences
L more fortunate col
and put on an air Of
ion that was prohab-
tar from their real feel
Eely at II o'clock Speak er
isumed the gavel in the
I'd Hon. Levi p. Morton
hate. After the calling Of
j both cham bers, the us
hlttees were appointed to
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08
A adel..

II
Since its first introduction. Flee
tric Bitters has gained rapidly in
popular favor, until now it is clearly
III the lead among pure medical
tonics and Notwithstanding
nothing which permits its use as a
beverage or intoxicant, ii is recoy-.
nized as the best and pnrest mcdi-
scine forall ailments of Slo ach,
Liver or Kidneys 1t will cure
Sick Headache Indig stion, Con
stipation, and drive Malaria from
the system. Satisfaction guaran-
tecd with each bottle or the money
will be refunded. Price so cents
per bottle. Sold by J r. Har-
bert.
We are informed of the publ
cation ofa novelty in the book
line which is certain Vt an enors
nous sale. This book is "Glimps
OF the World. A Portfolio of Pho
tographs." prey ared under the sn-
pervision of the great traveller an.3
lecturer-,John l.: S,oddard. 1t
contains Photographic views Of ia
nous scenes and places
mall parts of the world Every
view is fully described AS an
educator it is invaribIe. 1t con-.
tains $50 pages, and nearly 215
views, and is sold by subscription
at popular prices. The R S.
Pcale Go .ssChicag a,.are tn pub ish.
erS and they desire an agrr' in this
locality. They will gladly mail
lecripfive circulars, sample views
and terms TO all, on application.
Mr.. J. P p. Blaiza, an extensive
real estate dealer in Des Moines,
Iowr, narrowly escaped one OF t;,e
savcrest attacks pneumonia while
in the northern part OF that state
during Il recent blizzard, SAYS the
Saturday Review. Mr.. Blaize had
occasion to drive several miles dnr-
ing the storm an was so thurongly
chilled that he was unable to Get
warm, and inside of an hour after
his rrtrn he was threatened with a
severe case Of fpnenmonla or lung
fever. Mr. Blaize sent TO tile ne ar
est drug store and got bottle Of
Chamherlain's Congh Remedy, Ct
winch Q had often heard. aud
took Il number OF large deses. He.
say the effect was wnnde' fnl IN in,
II shosl time he was breathing anites
easily. IL kept on tax & the.
medicine a4d the next d. vs.s
ahl L, CON. - pes Mein.s Il :.
Blazn regards his en -. ~im,ly
wonaerfnl. F. sale y }. =.
II ri
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08

hrlStmas comes on Sunday this
Year. (
Yesterday was a genuine old |
bltstrous winter day.
Judge Butt leaves for Harrison
to day on business.
Whatabout the Christmas enter.
s;sinment
w. A. Rutt made business trip
to Rude Saturday.
Mike CoxSey. has gone on x bust
sess trip to1 st. Louis.
=. J.. Rhodes Of Yocam was in
sovn Saturday.
= First-class shaves and shingles at
ways Oh, hands at Slacys barber
shop.
Master John Shipman returned
Tuesday from Springfield, No,
where ne had been or business.
Jerome Buell. aud family made
sheir exit Monday Tor their old
]. s.oI4e IN Illinois +,
Bob Massey, the popular dry
goods drummer, was selling our
snerchants goods Saturday.
Mack Qnalls 2aade another trip
ST. Lonls ias9 week with Il car
'f'ad Of cattle Il q hogs.
G.. ". Dry has moved his har-
1ess shop into the store building
formerly occupied by Black.
Nary election for postmas.
Neld at BentonvllIe lat
Eellville wli follow
kntioned as rather n. queer
It that as saon rs Dry
kesday morning il com
eining.
{ Son have moved their
stock into their store
b the southwest corner
f'e.
pw, dentist of Eureka
lis stopping and doing
in Green Forest, this
|oncs, republican Of /
Fnship, this county, was
h who voted for Col I
pngrcss at the recent /
a. is has been having
repairing done on
e on the west side of
preparatory for NOV
bon.
stand thatI. C. Murphy +
Man( lc City Sentinel, T
is pl;1 1lt 10 Carrollton,
and will resume al
llicalion OF Carrollton
Lcbow, dentist of
hgs, will be at Berry
s8, tor week or ten
Pn him early anQ make
e Itor work. AIN kind I
oN~~v~s- 4 work done and gufsran-
iteed
II A. ] Walker and son, R. LA Wal
ker. OF Beaver Hill, Tenn, al}e vls-
fting relatives in this county. The
bnrmer is Il brother Of John Walker
1T Klngs River township. The
kwo Lrot hers are nov past seventy
yearSpi age aud Ead~not seen each
3other Since they were about scv
|len.
n Two boys nhmed Reed were Iodg
IIlcd in jail a week. ago to serve out
Hfines for resty larceny. rhey
Hstole n eficken from Il fellRw
named II 4abafd IN \ ,cum town
fship and re fnel SIS each an
thirty da nilpFisoh'nent. Prog
ross 7essHs
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08
To all who send 81 90 for . months' subscrip.

The
varie'
in tn
SEco
send Z
Ioplc
ng5
Of fan
year
remit
chang
37-5
Ti
ceivo
few d
pr
safe
Mono
joyet
of
note
must
sue o
Want
CorSe'
Geleb1
W ages
penses
consig
Sampl
aye fO
Nichol
VIII
Dalto
Kansa
Cham
to sho
whose
berlaif
cured
Of Gro
that it
enthna
Remed
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08
REV seAPEa LAWS,
=. -..A-->.1.S->

sFs.,lserihvrs orler isiscantinuahee OF their pc
r.,aicals A1fA is.i 10 nay arca1agcs the pnbish-
,as l1oy coatinuo Is seua tvln untii the arear-
ages are paid.
Ifanh,erhers refuse or neglect to take their
perioaise frolsl the o ee to ihieh they di-
directed they reaao 81 5H utii they nave SET
tls-a sae;T bill aad ufsieeed them discontinued.
Jaa courts ,igve decided tkst refusing to take
sscals from, the ofice, removing aud 1eav
Ia, them unca ed for, is pima facie evidence OF
inies ti,,,ial fraud.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08

Joe Fancher was over from B ar-
ryville Saturday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-12-08

ANRElaa nev any rer i bad effects the
AUA Money anu Rheumatism
hshsHs n hen v other diseases Electricity
E1l1Ea >' alth Headache
any one e.. t;sI ;s1d f to DR.. JUDD ELECTRIC BELT
m lees 49, CO. 80 3l, a 80 if satisfied Also Electric
Medical advice.
Address DIR. JUDD, Detroit
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-31

hands He was to 60 TO school. and the
kind-hearted man promised that IL the
child shove any aptitude for his patrons
profession he should be thoroughly in
structed in drawing and painting, and with
sigh Of relief Miss Anna saw him depart
with his new protector.
This second step in Tonio's new life was
even more delightful than the first. Mr..
Arthur, his new friend, was bachelor and
there was no ladies around to bother Tonic
with overneatnsss. In fact, the household
consisted Of but Mr.. Arthur, Tonic and q
good-natured Irish girl. who cooked,
washed, ironed, sang and told funny stories.
made the beds and wiped Tonios face and
hands with damp towel before he went 10
school.
Tonic did not like the school at all; but he
did like being in tie dusty studio with Mr..
Arthur. He shsrpened his pencils, washed
his brushes and psettes, posed as a model,
and, when all this was done, sat gravely be-
fore his own little sketching board, pencil
in hand, with his mouth screwed up and bis
head at one side in comical imitation Of bis
teacher.
Day after day passed in this way and year
after year glided into each other until Mr..
Arthur had become an old man and Tonic
young one. From plain Tonic he has de-
veloped into Thomas Arthur. artist and
designer. Many of the Christmas and BIRTH
udJ EdEub lying lu suCu HedJS VI AONeAncoS
on the shop counters are the product of
Tonio's bright, fancy and deft fingers.
From this source he derives an income from
which he hopes 70 save enough to enable
him TO go abroad and finish his art studies.
In the little studio. which is even dustier
than when Tonic first entered it, is half
finished painting on which the young man
spends many hours work each day under
the old mans careful supervision. It is
the picture of q young woman clad in
fur-trimmed robe and with thoughtful
blue eyes, bending over a tattered little
urchiu who, with appraised face, bespeaks
tie misery OF outcast childhood. On
those two figures falls the Pickering
light Of street lamp and soiled heaps
of city snow are shown on all sides. The
picture is entitled, From Memory's Cab
met" Critics say it will bring fame aud
fortune to the young painter when it Is
finished, but Tonic and Mr.. Arthur know
it is intended as an offering of love and
gratitude to Miss Anna. who, now a gray
haired lady, still spends her days at the
Mission house, caring for the neglected
children Of poverty.
MARGARET FLOOD.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-31
DOCTORIN IN MAINE.
The Difficulties a Doctor Found in Get
ting to a Patient.

The Difficulties Doctor Found in Get
ting to a Patient.
From the LetCiston Journal.
One day last week Dexter doctor re-
ceived telegram summoning him to Green
vile. In half an hour he was aboard train
and at o'clock in the evening stepped upon
the platform at Greeuville Junction. One
of four brawny young men stepped up to
him and asked, us this DR.. B. of Dexterp
THE samen
"Well, we have orders to take you TO East
Outlet on hand CAR"
The distance is ten miles, the night was
cold and dark and the doctor was obliged to
sit cramped up in the front of the car. To
add to the discomfort the men announced
cheerfully that they were expecting to meet
a Canadian Pacific train at almost any time,
and warned the doctor to keep a sharp look
out. AT every curve they stopped the car
and listened for any sounds that might
signal the expected train. However, they
reached East Outlet safely before midnight.
AT that place was waiting a nervy looking
lumberman, Respondent in red shirt and
carrying two pairs Of skates.
Can you skate, docP' he inquired. The
latter with some inward misgivipgs an
nounced his willingness to try, and the pair
started on an Smile journey up the lake.
lucy uTdRBeu unSlT DelOnglnRS on a moose
sled and had the yellow beams of an old
tan lantern to guide them. Every once in
a while the woodman would order halt,
advance alone, and with a muffied exclama.
ton about zone er them DANCED wrinkles >"
would jab his pick pole into a big hole in
the ice. A wrinkle" in an ice field, by the
way, is long chasm caused by the ice being
forced up. A person who steps upon
wrinkle" goes down and never comes back.
The lake was but partly frozen anyway,
and its surface was thickly dotted with
holes, wrinkles and thin spots. Dozens of
long detours were made. Sometimes the
pair were obliged to tramp for rods over
masses Of broken lee, every cake on edge.
The mass would crack, groan and sigh in
most disQuieting manner. Then, too, the
doctor was not particularly treasured by q
little piece of news that the guide reported.
He said that only two days before two
young men had been drowned at about
that place, in broad daylight, too.
When the doctor helped pull the heavy
moose sled II shore at Lambs farm, nearly
opposite Kineo, he felt-well, imagined
He found nine members OF the Lamb
family Frustrated with grip and pulmonary
troubles. Next day he started on emile
tramp through the woods to Misery Stream.
and at this suggestively named place found
seventeen men out Of Terrill's crew Of forty
in lameutable condition. The influenza
was raging in the camp, and the men were
well-nigh demoralized.