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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-03

middle OF the month. President Kruger.
by attacking the British possessions, will
put an end to negotiations and argument
and leave the ministers in command of
the situation, so far as morals are con-
cerned.
According to dispatches received at
midnight, the burghers and the British
regulars are at least 30 miles distant, at
the nearest point. and hostilities. which
President Kruger apparently cannot now
avoid if he really desires to do SO, are
not likely to be brought or before the
middle of the week.
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Volunteers Returning.

Ia Francisco. Oct. 3.-The transports
Newport and Pennsylvania are expected
to arrive today from Manila. The New
port has the signal corps on board and
the Pennsylvania is bringing horne the
First Washington volunteers. The trans
port Tartar with the Twentieth Kansas
volunteers is expected about Saturday.
The transports Valencia, Zealandia and
City of Para will sail on Friday, carry
ing two regiments of regulars to Manila.
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Thinks BOerS Will Win.

Chicago, Oct. 3.-Augustus Hopper kru-
ger. a half-brOther of loom Paul. Kru-
ger, passed through Chicago Yesterday
on his way to the Transvaal to jg9fn in the
fight against the British. He came direct
from his home at Neigh, Neb. Herr
Kruger believes implicitly that victory
will perch on the banners OF Dom Paul il
it comes to a war with the British.
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Order For Timed Goods.

Chicago, Oct. st is reported here that
the British government has placed a
large order FOR canned meat and timed
fruit with one of Chicago's packing con-
Germs. 1t is understood the contract was
let through the London branch -tof the
house concerned and that 1T calls for the
largest shipment of canned meats ever
exported from this country.
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Bryan'S Opinion.

New York, Oct. S.-A special to the
World from Dallas. Texas, quotes Col.
William j. Bryan as saying: 'The Beers
in their struggle to maintain their re-
public have the sympathy of all the
American people except those who have
abandoned the doctrine that governments
derive their just owe from the con-
sent of the governed"
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DeSinger Fife Ill.

New York, Oct. 3.-William Fife, Jr.,
designer of the Shamrock, is confined to
his bed in the Fifth Avenue hotel by an
attack of infammatory rheumatism in
the right foot. He will be unable to at
tend the first of the series of interna-
tlOnal yacht races TO-DAY.
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Ministry Approved.

Vienna, Oct. S.-EmperorI Frapcis Jo-
seph has approved the assignments of
portfolios made by Count Clary An
dr.ngen, to whom was entrusted fine
for!nd ton of a ministry. rrt -
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-03

FOR SALE-BOARDING louise ~
boarders. Re.u & Kennedy, ) w. Broad
way.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-NEW HOUSEHOLD FUR
niture and piano. No. 62l Utah avenue.
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF S-ROOM
house. 412 West Park street.
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FOR SALE Is ROOM LODGING
house. $45O.00. Reid & Kennedy, ) w
Broadway.
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FOR SALE-2 HOUSES ON ONE LOT,
rents $1,000 in good repair, $1.25O.OO.
Reid & Kennedy, 3 w. Broadway.
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FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
Oregon avenue, very cheap, easy pay
rients. Reid & Kennedy, 8 w. Broad
way.
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w A D-TNO FIRST CLASS
waist n skirt hands. Mrs. Johnso
% West Granite, Room q.
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$500 BUYS A F'OUR-ROOM HOUSE, 111s
West Broadway: with large lot. Stem
ons & Lawlor. Room 2. Silver Bow
block.
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WEST SIDE LOTS SIS, $3.50. $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50 and w. Slemons & Lawlor. Room
2 Silver Bow block.
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FOR RENT-3 ROOM HOUSE, $1,000;
room house $4,000, near mines. Reid &
Kennedy, 5 w Broadway.
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:, 1850 BUYS LARGE LOT AND two
houses North side, brings $45 pc,
month rent. Mcmillan & Floyd, AZ p
Broadway.
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FOR SALE-TWELVE ROOM LODG-
ing and boarding house. Ter steady
boarders. Rent only $50. Price $l75.
A,snap. Call at once at room 30 Silver
Bow block. S. NJ. Wade.
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FOR sAL':-5-ROOM BRICK. SOUTH
front, on West Copper street. near
Carlisle. for s.. 100. Slemons & Lawlor.
Room 2 Silver Bow block.
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FOR SALE-A SNAP, A NEW TOP
buggy and single driving harness, at a
bargain for $50. 90. Call at 425 S Mon
tana street.
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FOR SALE-RESTAURANT, AVER
age sales per day $35 for $500. w. Case
26 East Broadway, Room 2.
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The Sacrifice Goes On

Splendid Bread Flour-sack .9Oc
Fines Bread Flour-no matter where
or how made the very best-sack....Sl.lo
/ can Eagle Milk ........ ...... .......loc
! box Spanish Saphron ....... .........loc
/ tin Spanish Saphron (worth SIG -
pound) ...... ......... ...... .........ooc
Fresh case Eggs, dozen ..............2oc
Finest Mamie san gallon ......... ...$1.20
Finest Maple Sap. x gallon .......... DOC
1 gallon Honey Drip ............ .~.....4oc
Pure Maple Sugar, pound ........... ioc
1 gallon SOC Vinegar ....... ........ ..'z'c
s pounds Starch ......... .........". zoe
Potatoes per hundred ........... ......eoc
pound Imported Citron Peel .........l'c
l3 pounds Razzo Rice ......... ......$l.oo
40 bars Soap ............. '~1'oo
1 bottle Lemon or Vanilla Extract ...loc
Our Pepper is all right. ! pound ...'...loc
1 can Baking Powder ............... ..'ioc
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FOR sALE-74x1eo FEET CORNER, ON
East Broadway. partly improved; rents
for $50 per month, for $4,000. Slemons
& Lawlor, Room 2 Silver Bow block.
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FOR SALE-EITTER ROOT VALLEY.
M. 1O--16O acres: all fenced: 100 acres
under Guilty. alton; 20 acres in saleable
timber: A l water right: orchard Of 600
bearing trees: also small fruit, SIS acres
seeded to hay: a two-story, six-room
dwelling, good barn and out buildings,
one and one-half miles from town and
good school. No. 1880 acres, 2 miles
from de pot. I miles from town. all
fenced, good water right. 200 acres UNI
der cultivation, 40 acres meadow. car
cultivate 800 acres, 20 acres timber.
small bearing orchard. log house and
barn. Price $4,000. A bargain. En-
uuire of Rsvalli County Abstract Co..
Hamilton. Mont.
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FOR RENT - ROOM MODERN
Dwelling, West Side, Thompson nv. Cc.
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FOR SALE, A SNAP-1S-ROOM LODG-
ing house. south of Park. for $42o. Hall
Bros, As East Broadway.
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FOR SALE-TWENTY ROOM STEAM
heated lodging house clearing $3.50 a
month for 81, 500. w. Case, &c East
Broadway, Room 2.
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TYPEWRITER FOR SALE-STAND-
ard make, good as new, cheap for cash.
Call or address A. +. Laird. $50 Frank
lin street, Butte, Mont.
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FOR RENT-S2O.O0 / R,,,,Nr
suitable for carriage or carpenter shoD.
oyer Christie & Hurzler, 121 s. Main.
thompson Inv. Co, AZ Z. Broadway.
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TUX RENT-THIRTY ROOM LODGING
anu boarding house; furnished. John
son q Plnkston, Owsiey Block.
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FURNISHED ROOMS CENTRAL
part of city. steam heat, baths free.
Is West Broadway.
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rVH RENT-NINE ROOM ROAD
nnouse; furnished. Johnson & Pinkston
Owsley block.
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81, 500 BUYS PROPERTY CLOSE IN
Good as new, that rents for $75 {
month. City water, sewer, abstract I'll
tfe. See this for a bargain. Must b.
sold. S. M. Wade, Silver Bow Block
Room 30.
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o RENT-SEVERAL NICELY FUR.
nished rooms. Inquire at 845 Utah ave.
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WANTED-OLD IRON. BRASS. COP
per, rubber and T rails at highcs: cash
prices. Correct weight guaranteed
Zeeve Junk Co, 1856 South ARIZONA
street. F. o. Box 9e6. Butte.
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FOR sALE-GOOD CIGAR AND FRUIT
stand. Stock worth 1915. Will sell for
5000. Rent cheap. One-half the price
down. Chas. L. Smith, No. % West
Granite St.
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FOR sAI.E-FURNITURE OF GROOM
house. West Side, $3.50. Wilson & Co,
Sc North Main street, Butte.
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" ~ iti1NT-$42.5 50. s ROOM MODERN
orlck, South Main. Thompson Inv e..
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fUR RENT-THREE ROOMS, AT 81
pc. month. 6l5 South Dakota. Also tive
wagons Morse and hairless. for $50.
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TUX KEN IN THE FUTILE BLOCK
some very desirable vacant rooms suit
aole Tor office or sleeping rooms. Steam
Meyers bank. "
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FURNISHED o
A

LEXINGTON APARTMENTs-NEwI,y
furnished for housekeeping in apart
ments of two and three rooms. All
modern conveniences. Strictly respect
able. Patronage solicited. Office 217
West Galena.
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FURNISHED ROOMS, s. A WEEK,
Fer1ell House, Glib South Utah.
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WANTED-A 3A WAGON THAT WILL
maui two tons. Call at Is West Park.
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MISCELLANEOUS

AH THOROUGHBRED BUFF LEG
horns, Cockerils and Pullets
for sale. Apply No. 1920 Ne
08 Nada avenu
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FOR RENT

OR N 1.-TWO UNFURNIsHED
rooms for housekeeping. 2O4 West
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FOR SALE-FURNlTURE OF EIGHT
room house. 412 West Park street.
HOT BLAST HEATERS AND STOW
repairs, 124 West Park.
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H Q S E K E E PIN G-ROOMs, COM
pletely furnished with stoves, dishes.
and all cooking utensils necessary; in
a good warm block, which requires
very little heat. even in cold weather.
The block has been lately repaired,
cleaned and refurnished, and is under
new management. Come early and get
West Galena.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-09-22

In military prisons an offender is some.
times sentenced to carry cannon balls from
one place to another and pile them up all
day long. That is all. Perhaps it does not
seem very terrible but it soon wears his
life out. 1t is practically death sentence,
and he knows it; he would rather be shot.
Many sick man feels the same way about
the burden of disease that he is Juggling
back and forth from day to day. He would
as soon be down with mortal disease. It
will come to that sooner or later.
A mans life can be dragged out bv
dyspepsia and liver complaint. The ex-
perience of Mr.. J. T. Cardwell, of Fall
Greek Depot, Pittsylvania Co., Va, shows
how DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry saves people from consumption by
waking up their nutritive organism and
giving 1t power to supply pure, healthy
blood, which drives out blood poisons and
dead tissues and builds up sound whole
some flesh and muscle.
,...i. feel it my duty" writes Mr. cardwel in
benefits derived from the use of DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery and little Pellets
Sever years ago I contracted a severe cold,
which baf1ed the skill of one of the best ply.
sicians in my State. It ran on and continu-
ally grew worse until concluded to write to
the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association
The answer to my inquiry advised me to use
Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets for
two months had passed. In two or three days
after had commenced the use of your Inedi-
cine cine my cough had entirely stopped, my diges,
felt new life and vigor in my whole body"
This marvellous Discovery" makes
nerve force and rugged power. It is far
better than oily emulsions; it does not
make habby fat, 1t does not increase the
weight of corpulent people.
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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER I.-Gen. Heath is ordered to
report to headquarters at Chattanooga.
An aide is present at the Interview. The
general is shown an order for his arrest
and court-martial, and is then assigned to
special duty to watch a contemplated
cepts.
CHAPTER I.-.Gen. Heath leaves Chat
moves out to Morganton's crossroads. On
who lives at the place he Is to make his
headquarters. He insists on her returning
with his troops. At her home it Is thought
through the house revealed no Suspicious
charge of the young lady with orders 10
watch her and question her carefully. She
CHAPTER II1-when questioned she
said her mother is for the confederacy and
esngh heF the i lsahen atem ah sh surn
sides defenses at Knoxville. She g is con- &C n
a9 cAP PffE sq iVasn l Rsatns command
Beaten of During the fight Lieut.. Hail
again sees mysterious face at the VIM
CHAPTER v.-Gen. Heath accepts pa
role from Miss Beach at the suggestion of
her during hs nsSP she slips so ous ct tSs
CHAPTER YI.1Ths federal troop. ar,
Han Il canturea-
CHATTER YII.--Leut. Hall is taken be-
fore a confederate. Maj. Berante. who had
Point and served with him in the west.
written by Heath Offering 70 surrender his
southern town in which he w was Stationed.
turns up and at night assists Han 70 ea
CHAPTER ynI.-Miss Beach joins Hall
outside the confederate camp and together
they SY1 ss Is.Ta5 the ~ union mi lines
surprised at their camp and routed. Re-
turning to the plantation Hall again sees
the race at the window, and this time rec
federate uniform. court-martial is or
CHAPTER x.~The court finds Miss
Ing party to. reach the railroad, and Miss
promise of parole +, she, succeeds. She
accepts, but on condition that no one enter
the house while she is away.
CHAPTER XI.-After scrimmage with
the enemy, In which two men were lost.
aa Mss sr Reaeh GeTpoEsl gunk anS
eHAPTER %# W. Tsi Hail Is on watch
Fec ne goes to sleep and Is awakened by visit
the penalty for sleeping on post. Miss
a 5eae hi is not in the gave and II Is supposed
enemy. She returns before the general
leaves sar,e s,, and is accused. Melodew whispers
ride away to Join his escort.
CHAPTER xIII-The watchers continue
at the cave and are rewarded by seeing the
burnside begin
CHAPTER xIv.-The trip back to the
tt e h lines is begun. and the little party
CHAPTER XV.SThev are sbor+ ~ ~
detained when Miss Beach asks for a mo-
m nffine,. conversation with the commanding
Ing him their mission. They are rescned
a. that moment by the federal cavalry UNI
eonfederates and reach the river wbsra
PIunk turns back to wreak vengeance on
Meiodew, who has deserted and Joined the
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XVII.
RIVER FLIGHT,

There was no rudder to the boat, but
in the bottom we found a barrel stave
which answered the purpose. With this
Margaret steered and kept sharp
lookout ahead, while padded up the
river. The moonlight shone on her face,
strove to get in among her tresses,
kissed her forehead, her lips; while
above her the simmer of the ripping
water seemed to my ardent imagina-
ton the gold braid upon her robe.
"Hark!" she exclaimed.
I ceased to row, we both listened
and heard splashing at the ford be-
low. We knew it was the sound of
horses in water.
"Muff1e the oars"
Tearing off pieces Of our clothing, we
made mufflers; then I gave way, and
we shot up the river, putting in all
my strength, Margaret again keeping
lookout ahead. Suddenly she turned
the boat into the mouth Of a creek.
"There is boat coming down." she
gasped.
I pulled up by the shore and waited
under the shadow of the trees, and in
few minutes the boat was opposite
the mouth of the creek. There were
three men In 1t, two pulling, and one
in the stern who appeared to hold tiller-
ropes. l could not distinguish the
dress of the oarsmen, but the moon
glistened on the gold-laced cuffs of the
man in the stern, and knew he was a
confederate officer.
Never in my life have kept so still.
1t seemed that my very breathing
would betray us. Charon in his boat
on the StyX could not have been m ere
terrible to departing souls than was
the man sitting in the stern of yonder
sliff to me.
The boat seems to stop, or at least to
go at snail's pace. They are turning
TO search the mouth Of the creek.
No, 1t is my Imagination; there is the
stern Of the boat, and the officers back
full towards me. The sound grows
fainter. draw long breath.
What's that? Listenl Anew danger.
Thunk-thunkl Thunk-t hunk! Great
heavensl another boat! 1t is coming up.
We listened and heard the receding
skiff hail the one approaching. There
was parley; we could hear them talk
ing, but not what they said. After a
short conference they separated, one
continuing down, the other coming up
the river. The latter made slow head
way, the oarsmen now and again ceas-
ing to row.
'.They are searching the Shore" said
Margaret. "Pull farther up the creek"
gave a dozen strokes with a long
sweep to each, which sent us around q
bend and right under overhanging
bushes. The approaching boat turned
into the creek as we expected, but came
up only short distance from the
mouth. We heard one Of them say
something about the west shore being
nearer the mark, whereupon they left
the creek. Pulling out after them
cautiously, we saw them making for
the other side of the river.
rewed on up, skulldng along the
east bAnk, SCREENED occasionally By
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out of water. Seeing me thus support.
ed, she took up the oars, seated herself,
and began to pull quick stroke. 1t
seemed but minute before we had
reached the shore and she was drag
ging me up on to the bank. tried to
rise, but failed.
Margaret" gasped, "how did you
find me7"
II heard you cry"
why were you not at the creek?"
"They were watching the ferry. I
waited long while for chance to get
BY. If it had not been for that cloud
over the moon would not have suc-
ceeded."
THAT cloud was blessing In dis
guise."
I made another effort to rise, Mar
garet giving me hand, and stood on
my feet. A man dislikes strength sup
piled by woman; I grunted my thanks
in no very warm tone, but retained
Margaret's hand, both because 1 need
ed its support and because found it
very pleasant standing hand in hand
with her. After had walked to and
fro a bit and stamped my feet and
swung my arms, I led the way back to
the boat, and, getting in, was about
to take my seat at the oars when Mar
garet stopped me.
in the stern, please"
"Who's going to pull2"
II am"
"Not with an able-bodied man in the
boat, and that man soldier"
But the mere standing on my legs
was too much for my overtaxed
strength, and feeling a premonitory
buzzing in my ears, obeyed her Or
der, getting into the stern, and, pulled
by girl, meekly assumed the ignoble
duty of steering with barrel stave.
ITO be continued
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Overhanging trees. The boat anead OF
us searched the west bank for awhile;
then we heard no more Of it. We felt
no immediate apprehension till Mar
garet, who knew the river well, said
that we were approaching ferry. Be
lieying it would be watched, we dreaded
to attempt to pass it, and paused under
the branches of tree for consultation.
"pll tell you" said Margaret. you
skulk through the woods back of the
ferry to some point beyond 1t. I'll
pull the boat up the river. # pass the
ferry I'll go to where you strike the
river, and take you In"
where can meet you?"
She thought moment before reply
ing. "a mile above the ferry there is
an island; midway between the upper
and lower end OF this island is creek"
ION this side of the river?"
"Yes; I'll meet you at the mouth Of
the creek"
She changed her seat and I handed
her the oars. Margaret" I said, with
bit of tremble in my voice, "good-by."
mo, no, not good-by. I'll meet you
at the creek, depend upon It,"
A few strokes drew her away from
the bank. She stopped, rested one hand
on the handles Of the oars, and with
the other waved me. an adieu, then
pulled out into the river as gracefully
as water-sprite. I watched her till
could see her no more; then feeling of
isolation came over me. My little army
was scattered; the escort had probably
been captured; Punk had gone back
to the confederate camp; and now Mar
garet had parted from me.
SlSirting the base of hill, 1 crossed
road, and soon after found myself on
the river bank above the ferry. There,
about mile ahead, was the island, a
line of low timber extending from the
river westward marking the line of the
creek. walked briskly till / struck
the creek at its mouth, then looked
about for Margaret.
She was not there.
My heart sank within me. felt sure
that If she had arrived she would make
herself known, but thinking she might
be hiding, waiting for me to give some
signal, called:
Margaret"
No reply. How odd ones voice
sounds calling in the night at nothing!
The stiffness Knocked me.
sat on log to rest, and peered
down the river. wondered what time
it was. 1t must be near morning, but
had passed through so much siace
the evening before that it seemed there
had been two nights instead of one.
listened for some sound that would
denote pursuit, but could hear nothing.
With such perfect quiet about me, it
seemed impossible that could be in
/ imminent danger. looked up at the
moon. 1t wore no smile tonight; the
left check was caved in, and there was
q CHASTITY look on its face.
At lsst gave up all hope of Mar
garet's keeping her appointment. !
must swim across the river and pro-
coed on my journey. l dare not wait
longer, for the morning would come,
and 1t would be sure capture either to
remain where I was or cross by day
light.
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After Six Years Of Intense
Suffering, Promptly Cured

Nv entire circulation is depaved condition. They
- - are severe drain the system, and
be eliminated the blood and treatment
can have any effect