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Courage.
Three men were left to guard the
boat, and the others with the Chief,
followed Sho Mai toward the mouth
of the cave. She led them not by
tbe most direct path, but chose a
way which le i by tho pool and the
gorge, but did not permit of decent
to them. Following this they were
soon deep in the cave’ s shadows,
and to them ns to her, when she had
first been cast iuto this place came
the horrible voices of the giants
miugled with tho rush of the waves.
The sailors, though their hearts
were stout enough upon tho sea,
were terrified at these sounds, and
it required all the Chief’s authority
to urge them forward. The wind
drawing in gusts through the pas­
sages of the great cave beat down
tho flames of the torches that they
gave little light. At length Sho
Mai led them to tbe terrace below
which the twin giants rolled in
their endless courses.
The waves must have driven the
trensnre thoro said Sho Mai pointing
downward, A ll the sailors pressed
forward to the brink avarice for a
moment beating down their fenrB
but when in the gray gleam of the
phosphorescence they saw the dim
shapes hurrying to and fro, they
broke into a chorus of frightened
cries, nnd rushod wildy hack toward
tho entrance, flinging away their
torches nnd shrieking as they fled
that the demons wore in pursuit of
them.
Sho Mai and the ohief were left
alone by the fearful chasm. The
girl looked at him aud saw that the
hand in which he held the torclio
trembled with fear, wns haggard and
drawn with foar and as she gazed at
him Sho Mai thought of his bravado
in tho presence of tho helpless
captives he had numbered; she re­
membered his blood-thirstinoBS ’and
his crimes, she recalled his wicked
boasting and contrasted it with the
cowardice which was now made
manifest. And she loathed and
hated this mau with a detestation
which no other human being had
ever awakened in her breast. His
wretched lifo alone now stood be­
tween her and freedom.
Dost thou believe in the demons
of tho cave? she said recalling tho
cruel question which he had asked
of those who were slain by his
command on board the pirate junk.
Dost thou believe in the demons of
this cave? she repeated bending
toward him.
Yes, yes, he falterod while his
knees knocked together.
Then go to them! she shrieked
aud pushed him from the brink.
He fell in with a wild and terrible
cry, nnd as ho crashed down upon
the rocky floor one of tho giants
enmo thundering along his pathway
and crushed the wretch in his
awful embrace. Filled with horror
at this sight Sho Mai fled up tho
steep stairways of tho cave affright­
ed but when she came under the
clear sky once more, aud stood upon
tho tall cliff whore the free air fan­
ned her face the grcnl joy of liberty
came to her with so delicious a thrill
that every gloomy thought vanished
from her mind.
C H A P T E B V III.
U. S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
COTTAGE GROVE,
C A COBB +
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Cottage G ro v e , G re g o u .
PI c. MADSEN,
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You have spoken well said the
Chiof, evidently deeply interested
I f the vessel was cost into tlio cave
Is more common than we may think, if
her cargo would not come out again
we define gluttony as eating beyond the
body's
need of sustenance and beyond
V>ut would be washed Ly the waves
the stomach’s capacity for digestion and
further into its recesses. How long
assimilation of food.
That is a fair
definition, and it fastens the name glut­
ago was she wrecked?
ton on many a person who would resent
About a year.
the term as an insult. The fact of this
luttony is market! by its consequences.
Then no doubt her hull is now
he overloaded stomach becomes dis­
broken up and the gold she carried
eased. The popular term for the condi­
tion
is w weak " stomach. The " weak ”
is strewn ..bout tho cave reedy at
stomach fails in furnishing adequate nu­
our hands and the Chief’s eyes
trition for the body, and soon the « weak­
ness ” spreads from the stomach to other
sparkled at tho thought. But sud­
organs.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
denly his face grew stern. You
cures diseases of the stomach and other
know tho consequences of deceiving
organs of digestion and «utritlon.
It
enables the perfect assimilation of food,
us in this matter he said. You
by which alone the health and strength
realize that if this story shall prove
of the body is maintained.
"Y o u r medicine helped me ,-u much that I
to be a plot against the safety of
cannot pm l«e It too highly," write« Mrs. C L .
Brooks, o f Poland, Andro»coggtn Co., Me. "T h e
the ship that your life will pay the
Amt done 1 took helped me. I cannot forget
how t felt when I took it i I was suffering every­
forfeit?
thing with indigestion, and tny itomach w e« *o
h’..sited that it seemed aa though it must b u n t
I know it well said Sho Mai, stead­
My husband »"id he was going fr>! the dcKrtor,
but t «aid if he would get ruS e bottle of the
ily. What I knvo told you is strictly
■ Oolden Medical rSscovwry' I would try that.
I hr.d not taken it long when I felt relieved, end
truo. That the treasure is still there
have not lied e touch o f Indfgertlon or stomech
trouble since. I lied been «lek for four years,
I can not say surely, but that such a
nnd less Ih.m four Imtllen cured me. Some
peoolc that Vnew me before I began to take the
ship was cast away in that place you
q i o ’.dcn We ■ . 1 1 Hi. .very' tell me thet they
n ew i «.'■■ - j . i n change to any one, end they
shall havo evidence to prove.
. . . tie , don't
how I call do such large
v. ■ b|n. . - 1 do now, when I had not donee
That is but reasonable said tho
*nc!iitth fu sfetoeg.*
D r. P ie r c e ’ s P e lle ts cu re b iliou sn ess.
Chiof. We will shape our course
for the mountains of For, Loy.
allowed about a week for rest in the
That night a groat Btorm arose
great city before the final trial.
and drove them before it, but as the
She had now been delayed nboui
sea was open beforo them tho vessel
that length of timo but with favoring
rode safely, and the direction of the
chances she might yet arrive in
wind was such that it hurried her in
season.
the course marked out for her. At
But
sad as would be the disappoint­
noon on tho following day the clouds
ment if she failed to reach Peking the
broke away, and such had beon tho
thought of it claimed only a small
progress they had made under the
share of hor attention. Tho well
impulse of tho tempest, that the cliffs
known path she trod tho trees whose
of l ’on Loy woi'o already in sight,
branches nodded to her as a friend
the junk was run up as near as
tho distant mountian tops, the very
might bo to the mouth of tho cave
air itself spoke a loved name and
into which euormops waves stirred
she could hear no other sound.
op by tho store.
rut
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(T o be continued.)
violence. There tossed up high at
one side of tho entrance of tho
Try a Harriugtan improved washing
cayo could be seen the broken mast
machine . Nokes has them.
And this evidenco that Sho Mai's
A new line of Pullv Belt Rings re-
cioved at tho Racket Store
story was true removed any sus­
picions that might havo beon aroused
Up to date work at reasonable prices
at Bentley’s shoe shop.
in his mind. li e was now like an
For watches, and clocks and fin e
animal in sight of its prey. His
jewelry go to
fingers seemed already to grasp tho
H C Madsen.
treasure of the wrocked ship.
The Mining Laws of Oregon for
sale at this office—25 cents a copy.
The wind was now gontle though
Nokes Keeps the Harrington Wash­
the waves wore yet violent, and tho
er get one. $3.75
juuk was able to stand off and on
Mining Notices and Mining deeds
before tho cave while tho Chief ob­
on salo at this office.
served the contour of tho rocks,
flood Photos and reasonable prices
seeking a suitable placo to laud. At
at Taylor’s Photo Gallery.
W a n t e d . —Tho L e a d e r w a n ts w o o d
length his eyes found out on inlet,
on s u b s c rip tio n . Can you bring us n
which piercing the rocks diagonally
load?
was comparatively still. A good
Tho ('resent Is the Wheel that stands
crow might bring a boat ashoro thus
up $25.')0 $35.00 sold by Kakin &
Bristow.
safely, and in his eagorncss tho Chief
First Class work at the new shoe
resolved to try. Ho ordorod a boat
shop you lire Invited to call and see me
to bo manned.
.1 W Bentley.
While it was being lowered Sho
When vou see the Hnrrington Wash
er work you will have one. John
Mai watched tho sailors with her
Nokes is agent. Fourth and Clay
heart in her throat. W ould the
Steerts.
chief make bis investigations nlone
30 minutes at the Piano—bright and
or would he take her with him?
lively- rather than an hour ending in
Her clianeo of escape and indeed,
weariness, leaves the pupil the gainer.
hor Bafety from immediate death
In this respect tho half is greater than
tho whole.—Mrs Beck.
might hang upon this issue. She
had told him that she would go ns a
T h e H a r r in g t o n I m p r o v e d W a s h e r
Mr John Nokes has secured solo
guide but ho had not replied and
agency for this new Washsng Machine
the agony of suspense which she
and will lie pleased to have you call
nnd examine them for yourself. They
now suffered was liko to rend her
are the best machine in tho market.
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sleudor frame in pieces. After what
Try one.
Sho Mai walked rapidly over the
seemmed an interval of hours the
W arn in g.
boat was ready and the Chief turn­ familiar fields in the direction of the
T o T h e P e b i . io . Y o u a re h e re b y
ing to her waved his hand in token | house of L i Yucu Wy. She felt no w a r n e d th a t n o tre s s p a s s in g or h u n t­
in g w ill b e a llo w e d on m y ; premises,
that she was to uccompnuy him. In fear of pursuit for sho knew well nnd any dogs fo u n d on premises a re
the sudden rush of joy hor woman’s that the pirates would not return to ll.tble to be killed. J U Perkins.
Can bo C u red by (Jolng A c k e r '*
nature had nearly couqured her and explore tho envo that day, and in
for an instant she felt that she would fact would be much likely to se t sail Dyspepsia Tablets. One little Tablet
will give immediate relief or money
faint nnd fall upon the dock; but the on tho following morning firm ly he
refunded. Sold in handsome tin boxes
danger pnssod nnd lifting up her lieving that the chief and herself had at 25 cts. For sale by all Druggests.
head ns if in triumph, she stepped to lmd fallen victims to the demous of
the rail nnd descended into the the place. Her only fear was that j
waiting boat- The sailors pulled j the story of the treasure would
t
lustily, and the boat passing safely prompt them to send another ex-1
Thla book coo-
tuini the Best A a -
over the great swells, came iuto tho pedition belter equipped for such a
ecdote*. tho Beat
W it and Humor
little inlet, and the party disembark­ search, and Hint tho party m ight!
anil the Brightest
Savings of the 19th
pass through tho cave ard commit
ed upon the rocks.
century. This vol-
ume
amuses every
T o say what Sho Mai felt ns si e depredations in tho outskirts of Teug
reader. It contain«
mitthon
every page
Chow.
This
thought
did
not
stood once more upon this spot mode
a n d ¡nu*titer la
•very line. T h i«
memorable by her first escape from tioublo her much, became a word
trvaaurehoune of
glad no*» contain«
the ocean’s perils and hallowed by of caution to the authorities of the
General Shermaa’«
A n e c d o t e s and
the words of love which she hod city would put them on tle ir guard.
sp «w « Best Sto­
The one serious anxiety in hi r
heard here might he to read the
ries, a night with
the jolly rebels. Bill
whole lesson of the human he ir*. mind, apart from her fear for L i K lii1
Ifye la LaramU,
w ild West Exag­
Here the good angel of her destiny was tho thought of the shortness of|
geration*, Doctors' W it and Humor, Eli w ith
the Lawyers, Henry W ard Beecher s Humor,
had made his power manifest in tho ! the time that now remained to hpr •tc.,
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