Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, January 20, 1893, Image 8

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IN S I DE THE LIMX i" ,'' ,! n'h?J ,muh tui,,u w Um' I "l m tt!iuiw . fther,
. , i Jke lately, hut I w jes' about as nigh , after he had made his wuiwst, "and t
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know just why fort had
fa pM5 iuJ!,,t.PW Thorew.vsuoonUluuuy.'-wa Wat.rW.ig from the ( tell yon Um. it now. hut I am dotus el,
cliw.ce Mr fighting anything except sand. His enuiuion did imt voutur j nothing wrong. m ,M1y hehiiim '
iesuUihes. yet there WSS a k line of to tallow Uiiu iu tin oxmHlili.m. noer fell.,, o. .......v.i . i i.. .... !v
flrt;i! ,,,- , , ....... ,-, i - , , t . - - " ft..-"., WI'MWU I fcillt.Y (
w.,U v.u,1, l a tu.mi u ifte river Had year by year added to , iny mother would wish we to do it M
MNkfet tlm little tova twm which all the strip of hind, and the ol.t (Utbont i "l don't doubt the oAtlom-o of 'your
the meu had gone away. j was now nearly hidden by ttto muter- i tntautkNus Will." miid hw father "You
Jf Peauty of locatiou had boon a mili- Irtish that had twwu nnlx-tv.
tary rniwto, th fort corta.nly ; the water, Tho low hut which UdoniH I yonr h.wt, tuw ma U. btW of your ! 1'oh-h. ir tot. ,
vvll phuitod. Tlu1 earthworks ruu iwnr . twu the boat's cubiu wm st.U u.diu i h-d in this mttor, .ul will ot yoi. '
thefdjfoor lush bluff, which r al- mid the d.v,vt tiwbcm of Uio hull, i iuto oiiie :ri.r i'nt Uv,
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1 Ktvii yvm uiy word of honor, nir.
most twiviMitciiUrly from the atrin of ml Will inti.-...! -ih miM,ri,,i.
wna toNr.let. tl.o brown rwr M its wore traces of muMkm hU Jootpriatt , Uuit iu uiy oirottU.M..o t bohv vou
fwt. On the other side Louisiana , Udiug to it. would do just wl,U wwh to do."
treWhed away to the horuon lmo. level Neyrthek be .toppe.1 quite uiiim-1 "Then hew your minn, nd ro
uJ roen as a rdou, ad ... the di- pktoudy over U.o doorway . Uuce fairly . me.uU.r it i. the eommwuler of the fort
Unce bit of lake often caught some of within he felt hnu-wlf roughly grnd , m well your fnUmr who u ,.t. yon "
gmifn.lthitirwttiiV. ; -You make uous to mU that boy." the Umk .eeu.edtoomverwW.il
Wv' .V , ou the ' vu' to hi enw, "ud I'll euwted on hi.-lonelv trip. The tt
the Muff Wl no eye for the disuuit j kill you! I tell you I will uever Ik taken i twud of liKl.t nWye th', horuon h.d
v.ew. ThrotjK'h nn W m the tree, pn.souer!" i unite d.,d .we,-. n,t the river Wed
cliiwms to the sides of the hid he wm 1 The person who lied seued him uow ! Um-ker tluiu the mKltt. Tl... which
.iui. miuvnuuaiu wtyet w.v , fsuvd bun. i ho Idiuer him liv tli . ra iilmn H,.i..k .... .i,...i...t.. i ..
far Mow huu. Ch.e under the bluff Will .saw youth ecroely older . myStono..8 nn,t Wful uo In, evrt ,? ' "
by white ,,,SUy piU.irvd house, aud than him.lf dred iu awohi um- tm hUk elmdow iiuit iL IZ ! Mli
itn-Whu,, Ix fore and Wh.ud U were , form. Huh Krip woa liie .!. hit. , iu.ed to contain M u,..y. , wr .
wuiMtl s;,uvS of Uwn. Ions ln.ee of fa.-o was so pinched and dr.i-,- ,d hU : h wi not pleaut to think of the " ' '
clipiHHi he.li.vA and avenue of u,aK- eyes so desivratelv .niseraM. l,..t the ennken uu.- ,:' .. ! ! f' " '" :
no!i.is. Sm.ethiu.it m its sheltered iosi. , l...rt .f hU , .i .,.-i w i,;... : ...... i.. .T... .... .. .. . . I iitiiam, ..o, j.erl,ei,l
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per Ml lint , Mtn "nh,'l
turn between the river uud the bank hd
, Mved from destruction this estate,
whe possessore had given it the fittiait
name of the Gimlen. It seemed like a
vision of p.t:. .';; to the eyee of the
honiesWk Ivy who was gazing down
into the enemy's country.
From the d.vr of ti nniirh house with
in the embankment twourticera watclied
the Ivy. The eider. Colonel IVuniiu;,
was the counmmditii; oJlicer of the fort.
"I am afraid I nuije a uiistuke when
I brought my son down here." snid the
cohmeL "He is a.'nuwt desjvrnte with
loneliness. I was afriid of it, but. it
seemed too. hard to have him there
after his unit her died."
"I thmk you did right to bring him,
colonel," said the younger man.' "li's
a goo-.!
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Kecoverintr his couijiostvr
j after his tirst astotiishineut and
' Will Siijd, with an eort to U
. uie (;,! I m mo only prisoner
j likely to I'm not after you.
j eiiiy loukiug for i. Kuott.
"Who are you? I know all the Imy
j over there, and I know you are a Yankee
s by your cap and your voice, I toil yuti
I can't be taken."
hero." stud Will. "I'm only a Uiy
; like you. and thouijH Cm tt soldier s son,
, and 1 don't deny either my vuue or my
cap, I dou't want to harm yuti t ail.
; What is ii, anyway, and why ,-ue yosi
playui;,' s;n..k ou this strip of sou. IT
"It is all up now, I suj jw, aiii 1 mn(
as well tell y.Ki U aiwitt it. liav yoil
f.'ot a mm her.' I see bv vonr face v.m
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, uu.e., ueuituy I'l.tee, ana alter a hav.m'f tl,.,,w . .... ..n i . .
.wi.vj in- nnnk iiii-iius iku lue
men ami w Happier.
"t hope he will." said the colonel.
"I feet sure of it." rejoined the other.
"Just now he loi!j.-s for the Society of
boy, but he is fishiiiuf against the in
evitaWe. He has not philosophy enough
to endure nor exj. rii-iice enough to un
derstand the feeSinit these jvople have
for everything insido these walls. Xoth
ing could tempt one of these town U'js
to have any intercourse with him, and
their scorn is rather hard to bear. I'm
'going to send Gourde the Second to
take him out on the river. He is un
wuosirf little be'ar. and will not
make such a had companion for Will
when he gets Usod to his color and his
ways."
A few minutes later two boys were
iwinjrhijt themselves dow u the "face of
the bluff. Will's companion was a lim,
limber jointed little black boy, whose
movement suggested a jumping jack,
and his bearing showed the pride he felt
as Will's guide.
Holding now by a tough root, now bv
the smooth utem of a blackjack vine,
digging their heels into the soft soil and
lipping perilously forward, tiiey pres
ently .track into a well worn coVpath,
which lor! by easy stages to the foot, of
the hill.
Beyond the road which led to the
Gar.ieu lay huge stranded logs, through
which they picked their way out upon a
sandy strip of beach, where' an ancient
kiff was tiod to a raft. There was a '
little water in the boat, and a huge ;
gourd was at hand as a nteans of de
fense against further leaking. Two
clumsy oars furnished employment fur :
both boys, and once launched their I
itreagth was tried by the current, which
tame swirling around the promontory '
of r.,tting bark which served as a break- j
water.
But sturdy IjoyUh muscles were nt
WOlk, and Ihe old Uiat wa.J pushed
lowly up the horc, keeping in with
tne etidy. ami no:n,
a pour teooW who 1 golll to lure his.
"Aly name is John I'uismi!!, a:i ovot
tiiere in that white house Mvv yout
fort my Mother is dyiiu-, ana 1 am' try
ing to see her once Wore if lia Uu't guut
already.
"1 got a two weeks' furloush you
' needn't atare. I've been iu the army
nearly a year -and Uppd down the
river two days ago. t'uiortuuately for
me 1 made this point too near dayhi.t
yesterday morning to venture any far
ther. I knew the reputation this place
has among the uegn,-es, and I thought it
safe to Wiuc here until night, I reckon
I was too tirtnl and sieepv and didn't
make it fiist, and the U.iat mauagwl to
slip away while 1 was looking fur a gmel
place to drag it up atuoug t'u hushes,
"Here 1 have Uen tver since, like a
rat iu a trap. I have watched the house
over there for two days, and have von
seen the family on thy terraces and darud
cot make a signal: Now, air, what are
yuu going to do about it?"
"I'm going to do this." said Will, hold
ing out his hand. "I'm going to say 1
believe every word you say, and I waul
you to trust mo to help you out of thu
scrape. 1 lost my mother uut tit months
Umd just above, where the eiicrua tutig
river cut lar into the old
cheering rvoolhviion.
"I will nut think of it'" he said. "H
must Im nearly tinin for me to turn
across to the Tow head. The current
may cany me down a itt'Je. but I would
rather pud for it than stay on thu aide
and get thu horror!"
His .harp, abort whistle ws answered
bv a figure leaping aUwrd befor the
, skitf had f.uriy touchel the shore.
"1 knew von woiiid coin." tlto young
, man mid. "At dark Nut i put . hi;ht m
. my winiow just she used to hu 1
was out late on the nv.-r, and 1 kun
you had been there. Ih-'.orn we go auy
dinner leu mil the nam of th
I am trus'.iu mvMiif to.
" Thu trusting is not enttiiilv oti your
. side, rif.-cott. Do you know what it
. means when I tell you luy Hanoi n Ueii-.ling:-"
"H means that ir I play the rc! it
would bo worse for you to have limiwd
m than for any oi.u eUe, I w
appreciate it."
"The only way in which I can settle
it with my conscience is lo coiisidtir you
uiy prisoner on partiht while you re in
siuo thu hues, and sen you safely outside
before 1 leave yon."
"Ho- iiinut your picket'r"
't'ortuiiatelv fur vmi ho is up at the
dm sawmill, lie saw m,., hailed me, an
got the password as 1 vvinit up. la.i low
now as e go by. He knows iu and
will uiLri ly wonder what I am altout."
As they were su ingiitg n, shore by a
raft of d.vayiug l,.gs a uppie.-d voice
cailml to them:
Juhii! It's Fred, and it's all right.
You alip off here and cut for tim sidti
gate. Harry is there and Nun."
"Now, rre.M'ott." said Will," "it's 10
o'clock and I give you uunl midnight.
Gu.siljy."
It was a Ion walk. Will never for
got those two hours alone ou the great
river at night. All sorts of doubts and
I l'ork,
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ii we are on opposite sides. I hapjuwl
to hear today that your mother is do
worse. Maybe you'll see her more than
this once."
"Uut how can 1 get over?"
"1 don't see quite clearly how to do it,
but I'll girt you ov,.-r there before day
break somehow. You must give me
youi word to go away when the tautt is
up. Now 1 must go, or that boy's curi
osity will Iji enough to overcome his
fears, and he'll come to look me up. I
know you're hungry, so take my lunch.
ikeep a sxiarp lookout after dark."
as he listened to the mysterious iioi,s
or the uigl.it and the river. A bright
constellation which he h.-..l watched at
home s.-ciuod like the visit of g friend,
as it camti wbeeliiig inLos-,itt ovr the
hill. It cheered turn hot a little, but it
was marching westward rapidly before
the paroled prisoiier return.!. 1
"Nina's cedar skilT is just h.r." Pros- !
cott explained, a became out promptly '
on time. "It is toad,! with all 1 m-wl '
for my journey, bh,. has tihtiml f,,r !
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The luintrii,i .biff ,..-i . h ,1., ti st, .,- V. ! fe k':' tor iu s !.of K '..u.l
"v,. n iuy ...vi. . .Jin,,,- Hitiiiij auruaa, ; a ' u-i see t 1 1. .' s , it 7 p ( u.i
silent passenger back across the river. nd miss your iiit-!.,..t. We cm nmLu 0" '"li...iti( wiiukm 1.. i.r.,hini.itiiiiui..i
Georira ventnred to innnira if tt'i.1 1....1 the Towhmui t,i- . i,k,-.i ,.ri . .. .- 1 'A'1'"-'.4""' ."C."" iils.ii. , mi.I taint
, 1 ' "i. . i-'iiiMii tun uitwt!,i Jlii.ii wnel. tun., fiuy.1. I l Prtvta,
ovT-.i no Kiios , ami was answered) i least 1 can. ; iri'. n i biiu,.i. r n iiie.i.n
gravely in the affirmative lino . ) il.-.. At ilaWiuht Will w.u in I.,- r,..i....v t ""' w J r AfCKtttN. KHctntr.
J.-
her war through i ZZ i ilZ TJT . T i " . "' "w ""r !
Artchored snags of nriftwood and up S t. right Wdir
itomoreopen water away from the tuni-h future audiences. " , "All right, father, and I am not sorry
. T. , "in anew tjqiie well mat the thing h 1 went.
i 1 ..'r 1 P I JuMl " """"i to do was a very delicate ' The hilk of the town found the- cim
aicl: "Let s tru over ! o,i .i:m,...i. .1.;. ..... . . , 1 . , , . '
to the islantl we see from the frt-t!. ! r. .1. .. . . s uoy s intimacy with the J'r.-
tV'h..r, t it nV...-.! , , , vuuuuauuia-, .. v.inmir, aim sconeU
.v,,VuuT,. siiouiu attemut to amuL'irla un i.n,o not a litt e at tin 'result i-.,..
II in-ill , IV ma t,, n,nli,.,te. it. 1
IIK lit.-, l,t.,i... . .ki. ..fi..,..,.
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Bet li.ll. i.i. .,.,(1M ! - ,.,..lr.T,.
, nt niu.nati.,,,, i I,,,- w,,tt,i, , M
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, "t el,lal ll,l,,t ,t 1W tun, llli,.. ,
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S Ititui. 111 irt nt iiimrr. i,, ami Htiiit,,
. tliiun. nil iitbn pit,iietla. Dl tin rial,
j HAUPKU'K PKIUOlMCALfS.
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"m Ih. tumult wiu,, U
C.tliinmAtt tVmUlna.v, uiuu. 1 i.
i AM .if ... 1 1 ---- - wi v.tlf
k.... 1 r o,.i, '". an ef
I 1 'M-r.ltile.U.ti,l.r, '
Drawing a Ion,.
for a minute and said
Tow head, I mean,
I'm completely turned around."
MOODY & VAUGHAN,
1 rr r. 1
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1 in
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11 kitepics M..11AZINK
M VUPhltS WI'.hKI.V
I II.Mtl'l-.ICS I1A,,MI
; IlkllPrilts VolMi I'Kiil't.F
j l'.iatt(t. Ifrwsll. all ..Ili.etlUrl
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The VnttimMef Hie Wdrki, ls-tiii with 11,,.
Oral muuther l,ir Jmiuaiv nl
. uiriiintlie,! , .lia,Tlil.,i, will Im-kim i
. Illlte
lillt
"Hit's rwht civah vioi.I.r . rW matter. " iniiiuacy contniuetl, U) tlie iat
see tl(.rr,tt7.i,wrJa.nl . ui,'-, i-Jit) uiougiit ol it restoti riot lightly on Amazement o. Colonel Dunning, anil in
cnl ml folk, Hv I , v , 1 1 t0'jr fe"ow 0,1 th0 tu u hi lv-1 of l'fet.me.-.Mary hUiwart in Youth's
in de w S n. i luv bn'h dPWn; mother would have rested more Companion,
m ae v, ater unglity fas . Uut teach tree ' heavily still i
a swishm up an down in dat bend use.tr ! a, ;., , . ... .' ' "
cruw in rue' 7 ,b..-a ..i " . . ' lal" mKa'"' w uo It, anil imuiii He.iauraiuur
On the Shore of 'tiS Geor noint-! ? U'lU"" f,L8'.""0
ed out the grim sight of an i,i ,nVvi,,, : 7Z .7... ' ..t lVn" ' ' uiw"' U1"'"' ' '
i . , . . ' " i "K omeiui survey or t ie lamlmi um
- um, la Liiej niiiii-ij-Hr. ru ta hi, i.. .1... r.-ii in.ri.i, ,., ii, ,.. .. . h
" - vv .v nil- B-.v...,..,!. i,v vile m.niiu 111 ttil! Wllillagl'a-
optii water, he dismissed his companion tion, which was iu a buililiug ot;cupiwl
without ceremony. A few minutes' by a grocer, the basement being used as
walk brought him to the big white gate A restaurant. The liremttti soon had a
of "The Garden." He summoned up all stream of water playing ou the burning
his courage ami dignity and marched building, which flooded the floor and
through the magnolia avenue. soon began to trickle down to the res-
His appearance was greeted with a tauraut below. The proprietor, who was
consternation that was far from pleas. ( ttuhsep, was soon urotisi d by the con
ing. His request, to see Miss I'rescott fusion incident to a lire, itntl in n. iiuir
ground, upon whose
rent or mo JUssissippi was rapidly en-'
croaching. Will shuddered, and, with I
quick intuition, George turned the lxat'a '
head away from the bend and pointed
across the current to the Towhead, which, i
was now below them.
When the island first pushed its white, !
eandy head through the water some cot- i
ton wood reed had landed there from an i
it enditi;, aiit ene voilll!' trw., tl...l . - ' . .
sprang from titem formed the riurleus of ' , , " ,eW "'owenta aeemod bi , dressed and half ,h,:d (! liti,,,, rushed
an aftergrowth yrtoXw Jl Z rror U in up the aUipsand into the street about-
bryearliketheriintHofatm. Tho 17. I .a ' . . , 1,B vvas ' "'g at the top of his voice: "1 can't!
- ... miiiwii I nil . u. riri.r nr M, ,ii-..i. , . . , .... , , I I - ... i m n.. ,
I- I 1 I ' ' ' SlHtilKl J 11(1 tutiicroiis-
which had a delightfully feminine and net of the scene can better be imagined
welcome look to eyes long used to camp , than tfesci ibed. Dotroit Free froM.
life. i
IKOLALLA, OREGON.
Leaders in Low Prices.
Their Hlock iw (.oiiiili!k' in
Lr:r.t!1)rJ -oods, Groceries,
aliirm Wiis sountled ant! a crowd quickly
J"- ,, ....m,i, iil.TIitl will Ih-kk
. llh Ihe lliiiiitsri eurreti! t Hie ,t ,),., .,,
, lelet ol imlr.
tMHiml v,)l,im iif M.riwr WMklr lur ilirw
, VMrskuek Iiiiwmi tinlli lini,in. nil, ., , llv
j innll p...UK..,,l,l,r l.y..,.re.,,,.(r,,1K..e
".H.I' U.". Il.lt ,-.,i Ur ,l,,l
Ur pr volume. Im ; ., ,,, volume
(. l,., ea,. ,.,,, i,iliii,ie,.,ni,ii,,, (or hltitl
ItiKwlll huanttt u.,11, ,.,,., K ,
i wi watrii.
I(iiillu,iniies III. mill lM. m,e ., fl),
ili.liey ttr.ii.riii liotli, 1,1 ,,,,,1,1 ,.,,, ,,,, '
fs.,..wr,i,.it liiooio iltiMavn,,,,,,,,,,,,,
wllh..,n llii.iixiire.. tirilnrnl .i.,. A h,ii.
A.,.,: HAHPI-.I. A llholin.UH.
l,w V,,rk.
Do Not Climb the Hill !
-STGP AT
George C. Ely's
POSTOFFICE STORE, .
ville. - 0
11 -viv
Who
"re Vol, Cllll pel t. bijrl,,,
'twill jrii- lor
Butter, EB(8 and Other Farm
Produce.
II at 'dwa t -e . i'loi kin d .
Boots and te, Notions, ' lite, DR. L. WHITE
Countiy 'i'o(Iik:l' lltiiKllud.
Full line of
iienuost growtli was now composed of
tall young trees, but the thicket terraced
down until near the water there was
none but low thick bushes of hist year's
growth. A long tongue of sand extended
like the fail of a comet down the .river.
Upon this the boys beached the boat,
and then stretched their legs on thofcoft,
warm sand.
"I'ze skeered
But the slender girl who met him with ! n l,eiiiiie TUrtiuUiM.
the air of an offended duchess hud noj The turquoise breaks on the death of
welcome in her look. Her manner wan iU proprietor, and it changes color wheu
sadly chilling. J en min utes later, how-, he is ill. This last observation ta per
ever, she was holding his hand at the fectly true, and is certified to by all
door uud saying: "Mr. Denning, I never. ! lanidaries. The. sat,,,. .i,i l,. i.ah, e...
never can thank you enough if you will . marked of coral. "Not only do preoiou
do this! Mamma is a little better, and atom live," says Jerome (jui-dan, "but
Where .you sees dat black srsit 'io,tVt, ,1, " ... i .,T 0,10 U0UI 11 1 1 aro niMv l" K a.ck. te suffer from
trees. De ole hunt washed m-rouu one ",ole T "r101"6: ! """. ' ' and at last to
night in hid, water, an d h !.,. ...... e. . ,, , " ':"c t"u,! Kil e ror mm, and uie. -ans Figaro.
-1 " . , ,,' ,, . " '" . "e snail leave tierore daylight."
ber made no mmistWs tempt fer to git i There were a few more harried cues
out. He was unsociable like, an liked tions and renli.-H i ti, .. w-i.
SS' an f ! 1 W'tr '
SZ'V: r Z : .- I- - nu an Jy
eomebody done kill .'Sin n tuk nlj he
bed. Since dat time his choa' duu
r
4
SiX
t A
.1:., rv 1
e 1111, vrv ittwiltatl. I
eaia ueorge. "Hits haunted. A ole
flatboat man ueeter live up in yander,
.ajB..iii 1 i.,aJ,,,.,'a..l.'ka.
Ikw.-r thnn dreiroti ('jV
if ptiotls a! juipon
fur the
)'h
l-.tli-
wallt dia Towhead. On'y Je' yisterd'y
uv ae whj tie none een dat ole
1 tiiitig lor wtitcll to ask his father, but ha
could not leave the fort without it. The
colonel wan a very quiet and somewhat
item wan, and Will knew that the best
waywaathe straightforward one.
m a NliiKle itl,, Hltila.
Teats made iintler the auspices of the
Royal F-bilosophical society with a sin
gle barley etalk unfolded wonder which
but few have ever thought even puss,
ble. By uttA'pang itntl watering that tne
plaut Witl) saltpeter tiasidved in rain
water they luauaued to inmliieu mu
Mhu' ao It Towed t. winB com. ver 1 :. .! . . ttr , on', " nd ov"r -M 'aii,s.-I'hilad.i
' - i"w ui ui (eweutwoniA pnia lmltti.
Appol'n Parlalan Enamel
CrnUiuo ti C prtfi-i-t Coiuplcxion,
fuvorili. HrniieJ Ciminettc.
AppoI's Comolexion Cream
cute Wrinkka. aud gives tu the Bkiu the
'Jritureol youth.
Apoel's Skin Bteach, Kneliiotea.il
Llemuihes, .ad dmcolotiitionilof the k iu such
as Inn, Kuohuru, frrekus, bw.tlhy uud
kiriiy iippi m uucf ot t hi- Isee.
Appol'a Oriental Powder In Flesh,
white, fiuk Slid Cre.ui sluulis, (rives to the
fuce a bcuutilul itlesr aud iiiuispsreut t
pi'iimnee, Appel'a Natural Blush The only Roug
tiuc'to utituir, wheti upplie4 to the fee or
lilt, etiiijint l! detected, putupln twuahtiilej
I.ltihl fat Bliimha, Oiok lor lliuit.-ttea,
Tlit Acpel CcinsotU Co. tn T iMlno, Cl,
A J11. .11 pli h'l mi Low Ui Crtuuj cuujpUijiuii fr,
and ifiwita jt'ur ataiv 0
OHARMAN Ac CO,
DERTTIST.
Ontr tlintllttlil s lirnit Hirt.
0Hlne,l,,vti trim, t to IMI, .,( , ,,,.
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"I'ar. ir - lit,. Aii
"in Kttltl'tlllltlci,
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--- v wvuiuujji tui.
PIONEER !
li,l;', """ to i.M,.,,ilu,ir,lv.
''"), on live niui
years' time
ihe
ten
Invest kans lkml
fill
frant1 and
lriigljt ami parwls delivered
to all partM of the city,
EJL LEA8 0 NABLE.
Wy. Kmtuiar Imsin,,"
.w vi .;u laoitoi.
J. w. Gsnontf,
F. U Kellsy, .
ii. rwittui,
lattoUuiia, flrai
r, T,. cPlla.
rirnl Ui,iiu,iut
aeeuuij hUuteutut,
-Write r rttl 0I1
HO'fMv.fi
Kt. Manl,t,n Lwin Cn
7;1M U ' "j kni,ll
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f "i IIU11U
NOBLETT'S STABliE
'vtTy, Fd a,l 8Hl8taMa '
CITY.
K.?o?,U AND
lowenl liticm 1 'if1'1 at Ule
1 o,
letter. " " y person or 1 i
Hor.e. Bought and Sold. f.
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