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The herald-advance., September 26, 1890, Image 1
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tin' colonel, and
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r- lie wrote:
U hia* talliiik' bfi':k n,ei:iii still in the
1 0 1,1 liI 1 iu
cuiii-d tor the e-ilors. int .::idiim to v.^ oil
t'hem. Iu'm I was tolil th«s colors had /,'oiie
out of the corn licld. Tiieu 1 K'tVl'
der to tnove our of the corn and form be
hind the cre.-tof a sm.:!l rid^n j.it outside
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became s.iii.-died our colors were lo-a, for
I ]no'. ed in everv dire- tioii -ind tliev were
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it v. onia iiuim'. our tort
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li'M'tlt tf'i.live. I !t,o-.. -bt
-ies at lii '..
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ive s'Kiure 1 11
we I'.ad hi'ii i.i»t now,
men lived inside of your lines as thiuus
were just t.ii:*tl, ami any of us could ill
an 1 out at nniht ii'i* *:i by our f-n'-x. llut
In order to nm.ie ii icon rely with such a
or /,.- wv would have to ri ie, 1 would
b- I!IV ii'.-nd .-m 1 ch-t-i. .1, of t-iur.M', and
we jirr.mirei. z,e a f« i.et posts i•:i
.rly, dash ::io'.lIlt'...'-i, his qunr!. I'.
,d diiri:. panic of i-".:-in.J hie,
-.d K :l!op :-A.iy li.-f-ir-' t'ie iiilautry co.ild
., us. Tii-- |arty reinle/.v i.is»il at t.h:
i'. ^e, th"ii kept by my fa: tier. I went
:i a- ,rs!idc, having bi-iii nt I.ojne, ail
:-.y life on this sod.
"We had a n xid eoinp'isiy of about i\t v
I'.eu ..nd a v. !:r |.j batt iliou, with the coi
,r t.l-i iie-i !, ,.i s-wl lie, i HlWt us on
r- u n i n s i .- i- l- e o i k i u
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•. :j)]KW*d picket 11 i the way in n ,i
ntincl wi.f, to Our fn-'iid
c, jiaI iitteijik i-it, arnl ve tr
on i-.,!ly re.e Ij.-i i tie fence jurJ Iw-^.d.
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challeUfTe Mi'l^t. Ti.er.: v. .-sn'tushot lire.',
:l! hout'h headquarter guards v.ere all
aboi.t. and -^oiiii s- w tin: mischief brewing
atitl gave alarm liy word of mouth. Thi.-s
IJIII er w.'ty of doiiiK thinjrs w.-wapuz/.k-t is,
for v.'e bad our revolvers in hand. e:.pe.
to I.ST* them. Wcdiojrr wait IOII.'.T for
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1
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-..aid our lender wiitl'we
.* i e ,i calif..re a -.! not to
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the Ron",. I'M-:- i i ui.ii.icr ..-the
•rtxrjm -i w.r. 'In- ..i.e.-d.erute Scwier
had nev. loi^iveu bis i.n-ii for lailitv* in
i he eifo'rt fj i t)(t'r.v and vas more cli i
uriiKvl than w i', on his proft^siojuil side,
wtien his |-pio.--.t *.f I8KI told him bow it all
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v.
I A A I A N O A K
oicurrod TiiP luckless mn i?:ru had of
course prcsi'iiteii a I i .ort nt the titn"
imd m-u'iiltied the ho: utld provrCMSof
liart lett's ii"f.*:i'I-'rs.
"Tin.' truth." KMid i(n. Burtlfft, "is tVr,.
my nu,i: eit"ii c.l 1!: '!r musket.-, t'.rst alter
noon pn paraiory Ui rmjH'Ction the, foii iw
iirr Tn'—ninir. f^d there wasn't, a sinuk
1 1
rci \o
l'lj I A
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but, ball
meant.
i real I.
excel '.
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lit sbi
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v. -e-i rioii.s lit.
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i •.. antlior, miiiin .'
:. n mat hemat ici 1
i ,i. .ii .i !:t i e -r HI i ot "liraees ana
.'•! I -I- I liW cnmputlltton
e, an,:s:r..is-ii
...•.-- ". :,(io5,(Mo,rMit,o:Ri.
1
1
.'.Kill, which will surely
i i.id and have plenty of
-:v.i .ii.-t «r\ i. -11 In pruof that Ins cm!
iiiioii.ni i.-i .in ui'..tc be k:I ,ps that be fc.iin
leprc-i r.ted by lie n e ll jlite- is he wn
hundred iim
1 lilt p.c .T of the until
bertwo. What the number two and its
two hundred and iilt i s n power have to
do with Kraec »i id .i. he does not say.
Others have attemp' solve the prob
y ti'itii-*poj,in in every possible way
I.-Mi'i's i:i the w.-il known (imitation:
i i• y Kfaces.t) Virgin, are told where
to-- -tu'-~ of .-.ve'.i .re liumberi'd."- St.
l,...u 11 i 1 e.
.iltilllloito' A. inllil.O.
i e :i i I i): u.b.iM know th .t lie
t: ei t. i i a new continent!'
i i V lie thought ii was In-La.
\'. dl-l Ii. think lie
11 •Iuse tin-
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Ayer's SarsapariSfa
Is 'ill I'.I ine.iy. as i,ne-l te--'. i
i., i, emii'la.-.ive|y prove. F«r two year
1 is a ei iiii.iat siillerer from dyspepsia
ji liver eomplamt. 1 doctored a luiiy
tiiii••• and the meiheliies pre.siiibeil, in nearly
i iy case, only ii^Kravaterf tlie tli.se,• isc.
,\ii apothecary advised me to tint" Av r'n
Nirssiiarillii. I did so, and was cured
at a cost, of t.'i. Since that time. It ha.*
been my family medicine, and sickness lui:s
become a stianuer to our Ituusuhotd. Ii
believe it. to lc tluj hot medicine on earth."
1\ F. Me Sully, Ilaeknuui, Zi Summer #t.,
Mass.
FOR DEBILITY,
Ayer's SarsapariHa
Is a certain cure, when the complaint nripl
nat.es in impoverished blood. I was i
great sufferer from a low condition of il.o
blood and general k-billty, heeomiiiK lmally,
so reiliidsl that I was imlii for work. Noth
ing that I did for the complaint helped ni«
so mudi as Ayer's SarsapariHa, a few bottles
of which restored me to health and strength.
I take i very opportunity to recommend tiiii
m--(In Inc hi similar cases." C. livleli, 14 E.
M'lili ST.. fllillieothe. Ohio.
FOR ERUPTIONS
Aii'i all iflsorders tiritrtn.-tliu« iinpiuity of
the Mood. SIICJI as l.oils, cai luincles, pil'iples,
blotches, salt-rheniii. scald-head, scrofulous
sores, and the like, take only
Ayer'sSarsapariHa
n* j.v
DE. X. 0. AYER & CO., LoweU, Kas*.
Trico 1 botilfH, Worth $.«j a lotll€.
N W BilOi SMITH SHOP
Open for Business
i"'i ml attention ptveii tfj llor^f SliOfil ii
mil I'lmv I pti i i i ii .j
(icneral Biacksmithing
of ail kind- d!ie on short io lie.'
A LL WGrik WARRANTED.
F-i! E ilUSiSELL, Prop.
!•'-iij'i! A to.oi- North M. K. (-hurcli
I I'M.v
i
1
A,
J'i ol»ri«?tor "1 the
Milbiuik Meat Market.
ii'd kinds ul
Fi onh and Salt Meats
|i,.i,-eKt qmility '.o be ohtainfid, always
iu «io. k Try uiv s.-msa^fs.
.ell ImI 1 !or hid"8.

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