Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], April 19, 1890, Image 4

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LOVE, DEATH AND TIME.
AL nii.. .Ii'.al lr rondu of nIaue- I.ave. Tinm and
suet1 .i.'". ý' Ij Caw g.. me ou . .h inuing
II~·~·, ·· I ·. , Ii·r 1. I it,* r ~
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ON 1,'111": :1:1,; Ii lIFN 1 S'S&
The other day I saw' it intice ill a
Li'verpmhtl jtaii-r to thiee e1!ec thI at the
CoIIrts had tleciuitt to nu-har the' caire
of Mlrs. Alla u1 hite. od a -ia.zer of
Capt. TIhoitia.. 'if the. brig l.outateni. To
the. gIIWl1-3 I r-ad.' tiat u line mtneanit
notbhings. I do uot %tI l (i there aure
fifty Po1.ti ini all Eingaulo tollay whlo
can eaI the' catse of tihe' CIoUitein. al
though theit part 1(lar% wern publishlied
far and wa!.-. willd Hinally appeared in
book f* .n It in. thirty dears. sincee the
Cinl ti'.mltaie, o ccu(tee rred and as I waa
the tittleturviror of thet crew. anad the
one wh'' gave all the p:articulars to
the Emz lisha prem. perIlmp I cal tell
the adventure in a way tointerei.z You.
The Couuntema wall a lribtol brig,
owned in part and commanItaded by
Capt. Tliontw. who waits nt only a
thort1:eig wanlaan but a mial tf exzel
lent hiealrt. We wen- Iminld out to
Georg.retown. ill Briti.ii (.uitnea. with
omen. to cull at Juatitvia. ThI, waS
befomy lin- V(:t'.t Tiii Ca.p. ~T'rv full
daodith fitr c u 'tit liv-ri nz-. wit, it
LaudHfo ii Ise -. tnfit- sil~i \\.rha.- car
befrethelest Thi wt,'vey ul
After me ,.ft ·\ ;11N IN :wd v .1 )('\L in·*.
abip hi K 1~~i 11 alt ýqIHiiartuulýln too hiik
over flit, ip.uu al miy* %%hat thiy Hem.r
miade of, mii I %%% Iit Iia~ inll nm ak
ing up an v aiind. IaNav :1, I a:, thant
we Inad Ailil- it~~ ia ni~l a' t Theare is
alaly.s a 1aeader ill t In. fiaavoatli anad in
those d:aº~ it waa. the lne-t tisrtatntr.
enaaan-hiji t tand educunIia had tuo Imiow
to Iirut, wtarenga'tlh. We.. were taut out
tuit" lay.% lnfA arn a burn r ~i> figllow.,.
whlo teali t yli theIa uiia iof "Bristol
"ijo..." If hie Lad ur l th .. '.'INKI a f tihe
binng inn View~ till,. 'ioi~ld Ilv.- IN-ian faor
her Iml-neit. bIut it stmona raw 'ulnir'iu that
he haud pilansu atit ~ii owni.m AIet Kxtine
firs't nanane tiaratI liii, okuw an~&tch. whiile
the utaeomd maiute staln for the cap.
tairo. Our saeconnd Imnate wana' anamned
Mimiaer, anid I was ian hii. watch, as
was al.'a Bristol Hal, niad a couple of
his chums.. Tihe first mrate was named
Parker, aind it moon tranusired that hie
was a good seanman but a unau of little
tact or judgmett. While the captain
was too lenient he was too harsh, and
we had not been at we a week before
the second did not reemn tiº be clear as
to whnether he should side with the
mean or tine officers.
Before reaching Jamaica the crew
had tbeen on the point of Inutinl half
a downl ti.mes,. TheIre had .w.eLn blowIs
and kicks and cuff : the first llate had
beent kn*,kwd downl; tle clapitain had
culled ti e' cr· aft alnd nIlidei thrimn a
sni'chi; t! .w ud mnaii e l a,. idA given,
tile nlmoll to, Itil',.t.ltid that lie sided
with theimll oin raci.J111 m Jalliva 'ervP
Onle of tie,' eh . %utlId IhmV de.'i.'tel
but for theI. lllns of the rIliie.dle.r.
lij ail ad Ilr IldIY siwli ,seed, which
W1I,' tli ll I "ri'1't. Tiell c pta.it l didi
exl.'t the 1111i1 tI i ( cut ýlick-. ;lind was
surlpri.d thait nlone .eft. I lieullr hiui
sayv .. iI, much to MIr. Parker. Whenl
the latter found that the ml.Ii were to
stay by he threantened to go ashore
hilil t.ela hning that suchi menll could
nlily be hanited by enflorilln, the se
venest dlilslle. Ibut thel ca(lp.ain nsote
how rl,nnltil.ld It over witih him, and
when WE1 left tilhe ihlilad we ! till hull
every laun alllard who haid shmipped at
Britol,. ()iI wieveral Moc(alilons I had
seen Bri~td.l Bob anld his chums in
clhOae Ii',rsli&rtinll. iland oil Nveral
other * siLions the cook had slipped
into the' fohrm'Castle. wh.ere hIe had no
buShin.-e, to Iee, L4t hold collfalb. I
could ~-'* plain elnougIh that ulnnmetlhin-g
"uspil'einis was in the wind. and I
thilnk MIr. Parker also) .tmuj.i t.d the
plottlll. as we had no ullnwr left
iligs, lithan I iaw him ('closely
watchlmn1u all the men. Iln miettiin the
wi'ci'e.n aneiw, Bob and two of liis
frilendll andi(l uyself were plahced- in his
watch.
For the first three days out nlothing
unuuI:l! occurred. The nlen dlid their
work as well as could be a·ked for,
and were'o respectful asto crto eat.e ur
pr1e. rEverything was on t hIe as rface,
-however. When out of silght ill the
fo'castle the Imena were growling and
curing worse than before. 1ne after
noon---it'was on the fourth day, I be
liHve-- H.Ia aroused from my sleep
duriug nmy wat.lch below by a conver
t Iwt welni Bob and a nman named
ikwmo. They knew I was in the
but believed me to be sleeping
: - ; Ihv
"This is thle plan a I have thought
Jout." Bob was uaino . "After we
!hie gilt It,, brig we'will cruiuw to the
_Wward for a pll. While I can't
Uthe buun or dr3 up and get our
de longatude, I Canm e a
u well urs aUy one, sad the
tell u how far we have ru. we
bow that ll the Wands am to t.
'a hesat. Every one is down on e
-. Beyod on is the Atlaaud.
Island I amn after is not down
the chart. It is northeat od Triidad,
matd mvbe SO mile, away.
"Don't Manaew bowl" saked the
lTever heard o it, but Lthis i hi
4b kpthia w.
"Certain,.li is to be irst, you mc
ond.'"
-Biat all are' tao live alike ,"
"('titorrect. We.O arel just (bffi('rs In,
1:,1:1 1-. We all i'at ilk t s Calhi ll, leep
%V II(~l~U, -1" 11. :.aaa a;ll4Lhtare aIil .Iiaaro
alike. Nolmith- I, to et Iti hig f up as'
bettorII ha~.il a I1:\Ii' . ih ,rlll~~ll H
1,,1.111.1- 111.111111~11 11111\- el 1.~1Ie 1('
`Tlr'. iir..\11 tlt- -:111tu an
"v I i la.11 1ý.
w'i I :I2';I it all Itntil '1.t'sv,
ald Ii "ý:1 11; 1 ;I V1O it :11\:1% h .C
I aarLauti \ I II ullr ara. I a.1lt his
lI'ia 111h, 11 111i- 1 11 %cl mst llt lilt their
Iosi-. Ii l- ' Irce~~l h te I la o ie ~5 ptei'i
poiooonl.r , Hislt I I tlll. It, t-l1 too 11fo
lIeIa Ii- 11,11, r v.l U-1. I 1\:a. c all in a
ttialllt"at %%l l hlao;ar4I1 1 ais-;1u11 la s
alii, sill at Mia za.. to %%Lht eI0itr1.s I
.111I jo IIIIItmilm.. Whilf. It '14*,,a'ol the
pnrillsr \tac fear tletol .ro to. the catinhtIl
oir meteao %Itli Ina inafeormation'. thee
re'ader outa nt.toat ovorli 1 'k th oo. li' at I
tiei4 ii, thet %vat. I sIaoald Ilave~ It''oir
pairtutaity to' speak wit aiiir. P'arker
during ý th watch, zand haiw was 1 to
}(et beoloe too ilaterv"iow haint tor the cap
tahit withiout Isoing mo"11 .' 111a4 0111%- a
taVrt oaf tit. Inact hsien ini the ci'oot ,ºirleey
igh ti hazevo potietvoM'o1o very wellI, but
as it waIs. all eves would watch nee.
They hadl nta takena me into the pllan
lxeauw. I W~as oittl a boor- atad of 1141
accounat, lut if theey had ilay suaspa('ion
that I haul p~ia'ked ip informoatiotn they
would wretcha mea closely eitiiogh. I
plannedl a do t'A n different u a~is too reach
the ca'ptaitn or imiate, and that I did nost
y ut the latter 0nt Isis itard was hsis eawi
aultit ()ae mnight durinog our wiatchi Ito
called t40 Itt'' t4 brinitg loitt wamnaataitag
fron ti-i.,t~atermi 'ii. It. i t awl ha is (rio tde
were foorwtu'o at the' 1a'4'1 'Of th Ito'lsiw
eprit. anda tus I rai-tt' Ditt of the' ctabin
Mir. .Parker wasa at thei realter cask. A'o
I r'eachled limo I w llils reol
to VIlloni :4 ' I4 . "1, I lirdier fr ra
year ti 1i*. 1" i i 1, ; .' ed, i llI 1."lº~Iv.
NO \~i dpnil'l L. 1,1111'\\;td 4.l I had~t
W ill,4 Eu uli ilht t4i4 iitkt :I. . uil 111
Phinc t iuuiii &jqiluidi hiliw1.lujtit- w4 As it
o)r fr(ini l4l.kii ,ll waltlIajtv to wwieak
tol t (ll-iata4iuL, atul frliici that tinulle41
I felt yu1P1it4 itijtve 11a -411114- of the
Wei bud fu~vuraiiiV wink will a fair
ThJk)N4gi- tll tile aldK lwnl. :Il, a ilel
uriiht I lwar d Mr. Parker Na to Itliohe
leave the dwuIh. Mah.t Triniduad wopiuld he.
Oil 4i1111 %t.41IH uiruI qularter 11v daylight.
W e i I4i li1140 i tot ti al. th r. t li I o 11 41d
the ia.aodi M*ill hleal top the i.EI lthsiaEt.
Thin. wl i »ill »111 after IY ochwlr anic.d
deck. It was a lit. starlighat night,
wijtha a livei knoet b~riewy. anid thlfo'e wasI
little work for Ilhe Watcil tip d. I wa
at til wule.1 for I cigld take uy trick
ill fhin w'.ut lair witha alav of *theº.
Ahmnoat I iut'h ,k hjjsrid ol ih, w~hoi wall
inl 14 hImlf. f«"t. rueal4 aift to) the fon"
lInant antlt »11; opt, thoughº no~t over
loud. a~ad ill a ve*ry % ehmrtful voice:
-Mr. Parker. the brig neeimIN to
have pick4.d tl~la lo~t of floating wftrk
stuffacroai, her hwpw. Will yout Ilea~4e
come forwa~rd !''
The miat growled out somnet hing and
disappeared from my view. Five min
utes later Bob and the entire remain.
der of the rrnew camneaft in a bodly, all
in their barn feet. I couldn't make
out vyet what wais going on, and Bob
took the heel from me and said:
"Bov, ruil down and tell thecaptain
that Mr. Parker has beent ttook very
sick on his watchl."
Some . ,f tile men chiuckle.d a bit over
this riru4wc.ll and then I mnistrusted that
the mate had I elni kil.iul. (in the in
stanit I mnllae tilt nlly inllmd to warn tlhe
captain. I foulnnu hi1º Mound asleep.
but hIlf dY'S'hd. uwid uas Moon.i as lie
Aa 4i1n hi, fw..t I toldhi him llat I had
.)'v'rhlt"atl lnl tnhe fol' .the. med what I
i 1Wnt'1Edll h:nld just in''rried on di h'k.
It %wa. wolderfl ui o coolly ih tiook
the eifn l1,ti n i ws.
".eI 't'lll tire Ioth w:tches re on
"Anld tihe mlen have come lft itl a
beo v "
",.es. sir."
"Is Mr. Miznner with themi"
"I am tire 1 anaw him."
"And Mr. Parker is nowhere to be
''"No. sir.
"Then I fear you are riglht. Go and
bolt the dolors of the comnlnllionway
for mle while I get miy pintlul."
The menlni atoil at the elintrallnce' to the
companion,. andll as theny caught sight
of hme tlh.v slteqild back ia little, supI
poning tilhe captain was following. I
rnlannllail alnd bdolted the swiln duors,
but Inot in moanent lto Neown. aril] I was
boltilng the door ait tithe foot of tlhe
t-ps % hen I heard thiem -rn ilg tnut
that thley were bttrayed. Tilt ceaptain
now joinedl fine, and in additioin to the
bolt we pulled a lot of eablinl furnliture
over againsit the door alld gift a brace
agiainst it as well.
The lenll on deck were very quiet for
the lnext half hour, iio doubtllt nolling
a couincil of war as to what lshould be
done. The first thing thly dlid was to
alter the course of the brig ti, due east,
and tile next thing was to ask for a
parley with the captainl. HIe said not
a word until one of thiemni .niuashed a
pane of glass in tie skylight. aIll then
he demalnded to kniow what was
wanted.
"The case is this," replied Bristol
Bob in his putedt voice: "Mr. Parker
has been fveon a lift over the nil, and
is now hodlr his trick at the bottom
of tihe M. you will cnmOe up and
surrender like a gentleman we'll turn
you adrift in the yawl to rail yourself
ashore. If o refuse, we'll make a
end of you.
"Are all the crew in this?" asked the
-sptain.
"All of them."
"I don't belie Mr. Misner is with
you."
"Aye, but I ml" answered that
worthy, "an d advise you to do as
weas, if you ar for your life."
"They'd murder me the moment I
s d oWn ek," whiored the eap
li tome. "FI be fdlld anyhow,
and I might a wl die like a game
Hei tinllI (':tiled 111 themi~ that Ile'd
jb:Illvl . iia" It'llm N I. ,I I I '.4. 14 1-1' 11441
1baIY"ýIigdi i 4. :1 1 14;11"''41 hIlblr. d' 41d e
a1d lii. IIIo pIT.t l. ill ' ti i11,' "I' from
that tibI . I 4 1.% l aIcltl 1t t11 l 1 .!4 rin
ut'~ U" I It4. Wu tn d.bkg 114"~ ;," Itlirtu
1u;1111f ag II '.Ut WI aidhl. Tia. brig.wile
rleivviN 111414111 I Ill' "Nt 4'll l il lid
buiedj. ldo li(in l·(ike( HII UbEIIJ atit J1X'.0
I1'11.l 1114.:11 t',IEellil t Ui .l~l 4 rentof te.
but uo~tliiiag wa1. doiie uiatil nudatefcr·
11(41411. TI'll Iill, th 1 dc vof " t heI c"- ltlp10
asu were ltlI4 II41IC, I',, tie . alt l, I ' eW41
*agwud e·rcllh Ebthll'r tel attack th'ljt~~~i~jl
dIH*,r. E~wirc hlung back. howev·~cr. 341
Ilth reu 4.A it In it Elf 4,1trv 41t t11 fiN ,! d
the' l4li. i . Ith"1 l ;w'.I. t d t tll ' rI4taItl to
revillve . il .' d1"'Ib!. 11 .(1I I.E 1ult C1tl l ti:41d
t In1 kt1114 it ria;-, 1 Ita 'IaeI~url Iil his4tr
hErlueYll i..ii4, 11114I1 tidh 4111.14 4-4-E~ Zit ut
4.tealsl, t. 4121 1. .4-e I jl ' 41111 tW hil 14 Iet
%%as. 41111%4a IN,\ I.t lidi. lrlh IIl4.ik and1'
DIeh i ght thl ali 1111 twob 1144. 1141... (,I i Id"
thI brigE I timeh . ThI Yha te etk
I ) low ill-r I" Iliel - \.r \ l , i Ni.Iu anul'.e
the isla d h:l t11 , .'ii .riLht . I hi
the forea.i.,Mn of 11e thiri dlI; thyere
themI.Ii. all l ill ,h ' 11, mt-4-, tjll. .. l(ond
IlLate \tn.; , ,tbi»d to d-a hsli"a ,ll hii
hNly llnlm , ,, boat.r'ld. Ti.t 1:41lttill
1ha1 l triteId mie. vrv kitlluV. aid we
hald lnot ,u1t, re fo f fr .ul .cir drink.
thelr. INuill. a uIll e eIe'r of \.u;tr 111
thei 4,111 N . 1 the reu II. ,1.i. IHe
ha, I ,,.ii l,. i- -.i liis' .1i.aul I t111h r lie
previ-i,.i,- In Ii. , i I I11 11I 1u v. ainll
wilh' l 1 -I,,',i I~w 'ieth thr,,ee I,,I1n- 4I.e
ItIcen -iI\ II,' . ,11 14 th .e1. einl .i .11 IN.
ilhail ltil ,' 11,i w\c ll I . i, 1h.1i. . ailtl
IIe W l- I, ji.lt. 11i 1it f r' th.i 111111i i .1r,. te1
u'-gilt t.i jit ,\11.k -.1 111i::! IW,' nlll;ht
hI c ai i-t aI i t111 h1i 1. llt t i'. th l ird
daY Brl-tol Ii l-teel onl t.he- pert
qluarterl . \~ lld, h'ahi:tunl-nlilr In i- I tre in
thl l, k li-trilt. ;olud tln' ,:'e/1.tin h at,(-d
him. l.lrnilht hi- :"u,.ke-t 1I, e:er :Suld
shot hilim dead. \Ve kish-w thi, flni tl
whmt %a, %aid on dock.
hliif ain hulr later, as we. li-ani onei
of thlel at tihe, cabihn door. th lle CItllalI
nade r.aIF t iren a bullet thirouegh it.
and. lhy M..cn e,'acl.uemus.. dis'charged
the eail.un hrnma:itaurty and rveeived
the ball in hais thrnat, and he died in
five mniiutet. I was so overcome that
I hid away in his stati-room, and the
mlutineer? .no longer had any one to
resist thellm. The first thing Iknew it
was ntight, and it was ao very quiet
that I knew there could be no wind
outside. I crept out into the cabin, but
everythling remained as I had left it.
For two hours I listened for sounds
from thll deck, but heard nothaing from
the mutineers, and finally fell asleep.
It was mornling when I was aroused.
and then by men dropping into the
cabin through the skylight. They be
loniged to thle Scotch whaler Bruce,
which was lyIing near by, and which
had lad s n in view ever since day
light. Ti,,. muntitneers had taken tile
lo.ng ll.,'t auiod ;eiatlidonied the brig.
e hiich \a.. dh'ivilg at her own sweet
will. .d1 1., tl hi day lenot Ione of the
tlimen hali- e\ ' l- Inr ial tof. Nodouht
thei-y Ine-1 .s ilth ,~111ie turejidti't hey which
1I llwi-,t, d at tsea.- Nv\'e York Sun.
Scratched 28 Yrs
Nddy rvered with seaks. Ireing terrlle.
%suhring edlMde :Ile rliel. ISertrs
and medletea tall. M.ily ured by
Cutkur mal s earst p.
Cured by Culcura.
If I had knows of the CUtlious Remedies
wety-eight year. ag it would have saved ume
$--.-.0(two hundred dollars) and on tmmnes
---.at of sllLraim My disN (pserilalateo.m
menced o my head la a e acnotla Irer th an
sent. It pread rldly a over rr body and y ot
under m mails. b mealea woulidr oro me
all the tLme .nd my sustering was o. s asnd
without rellef. tn(e thousand dellarn would not
tempt me to bane this dileeaL ever agasl. Ia m a
poor man, but feel rich to be relieved of wbat
some of the doe orn said was leprosy, some rnug
worm, pesrlseistc. I took . . . and . . , ar
superllau ever one year and a bhal, but no culs.
I went to two or three dartors, hut ae cur. I
cannot paime tLhe Ctlesrns emandles1 too
much. They have made any kin as lear and free
n scales as a baby's All I ued of them were
thrm bole- oft utOeura nd three bottlesofCat
rurs Iteaolven, and two cakes 'uticlraU
'o'ep. If you had ten bhre an4i aid you would
have cured lae for N10.00, you weagld have bat
the money. I looked like the plure int your
book of perluIns (picture numer :," ow to Cure
Skin lllseamen") but now I a a clear as any
person eser was. Through lore of habit I rob
nmy hen, eover my arms atd legs tol merata onoe
in a while, a it to no paHnme. I am all well. I
)atched twenty-eigbt yearn. and it got to be a
alnd of second ature to me. I thank you a
tboaemnd times
LPZNNI4 DOWNING. Waterbury, Vt.
Cuticur Rslvent,
The nwHo Purifier sed pag0 beg of
eaer U (Lre. interual, sad Cadees, the
great dkiL Care, and Cualerm Hap, an esqul
site Shin Lea esterll aly. iistl relieve
and opedily and permanently sm the meet ages
and S I IMur r " a w cu n kl a D ha n, 4m4Ip
moa IW. l eollo te, pa pl es tlol
mod vyhere. Pres. Cudeusm, 8s.l
U.e ..j m elven.. 5.l . ea y
dW1P d hor "Now to can *le Diseasae," dd
sagas, NilUeteaiea, and I Ulnahetle
viuinm NATWI.
___ý hLr ipw, kM , eb.,
Mad m17 al juiuspuo r
I u PuIA DW u ir hf
ROYAL
VAKI N0
POWDER
Absolutel Pur.
T'hbs moid.Dover varies. A winured o purit
Nrelmgh and rbh"'.'%w~uE s , **rO wcouowr e
Ihan the rdimary ha: Ii. eanhlrwut he o bi
eou'iptlom elbh the .ý.rluleud o. lo. t1at emall
elBhtL alum or pboeyiaate uwdena. hol0d olr it
colh. hAVLBANIIN4IGP.,Wtbt('O.loWgIe E..%.
U NPIKPAI YUbNTI ATIITRACION.
UV1.hA NILI11a% INTIUMUIED
ucepeporated by IV lsghSateln for
EduoealSoh are Csirltat :a prpwu, sud it. frain
chiw adcs pert .hb present ,stale hied(.sttuoA
in 1879. hi aeverwholudg potu I voto.
Its MA MWEITH bRA W'IN4&iS take PIN".
Powl-Ai.uully (tune wood Ibeeewme.) sad
hao (GRAND ) iLUILE htl.RIWK S1RAW
Ih Ati lke placw Iu rwh sof Ikethel tI
nouths of Ithe yjes. and se all drawn In
pnltlt."at IS, Aeadem of Musde Nieu Or
Famed for 20 Years
I'ruiaja I'it' Im~ rl~l Ii Ir· I'i rlitrr u (be
Fttr Lltl legrit I 411' it- ! 11" 'Wiugs, sud
*We' di. brh~rIy cerly l ast at .aapmrrasc" t he ar
rstngenthellt for all i. !.0ot11k1% saild ýetl-nnus~aa
Itrawitap If the ILottalssas `trte I~lumt h uy oupana,,
and tIo ersun IianrsrAndl aatatroal thai drawing,
lbetuselres atd that tIaq srauj art conaducted with
huewsty,faiaawm, *and it, g...l taitb otawad sIl par
t ac, tan we outh,,rutI" Ithe ,anparay to use this
of rtihis, e. witl, tac .iatoailiep. mat aaur s.gagutures at
tn. I,.,: intu. At.sir rlri.etaa.at.
Wethe undenrslgne HBanes ad Bankers will pay
all Pris.. drive ia Tb« Louisaaians 1tat Lotteries
which may be ppresnted a: our counters.
R.M.WALMMIIAE. Prp Imulosiana Nat. Rank.
P'IERREI LANAUX. Pres, male Nat. boak
A. BALDWIN. Pre.. Nrw Orleans Net. dIatk
CARL KEIHN. Pros. an:on National Bkst.
9111P 0"ITHI.A YI IA'I
AlIe guuds M I 1u3. 1W.sOIes
cAPýTý4, MIL :sooa000
11111,100 Ikti"1- at Twentty I)ollara
JAM-1a; H,1t I4*10 'l;: Quarters $.S;
Truths 13; Tweiaai-liii *1.
tauT or Psllxs.
1 PRIZE OF Iai.4um 1s.....................ttaj
7I PRIZE OF lalt.fth is.................. Itau
I h1 .117. 1F '01.11 is ................ :,010
I PRIZE OF 1.40......................:5,1im0i
Y PRlIZE stO 1ta4pl ar "................. alot
I PIIZIM OF !.4tlntsre...,............ 25AWi
Ti PRIZMi OF lIlatiare........i........ .. joiI
Itt0 PRIZES OF? '+4 on ............. i5o.4Ml
a111 PRIMZEn OF :01tt ................. ilJt*)
IO PRlIe OF lot aMr.............. ..... X.000
APP awl-t uAytog. Part=:
100 Prirs of IV"I, arw ................ , 50J
100 do. :tio are.............. .. ; 0,00
100 do. :011 are . ........ . ... 70.0
TaaulýAL P5iZ.
9!9 de 14 as .........d......... tlt.9M
IS do. Ian ar.................». 99.90.
R124 PHLZ.. aioeumtiug to...............{1.001,900
b'rIt -ikekts drawingramiasl Prises ae set
untilld to terrlial Prism.
AIYTK WA3TII.
Fos flub Rate.,or any funbher inrmatlon do
irnd. Britt legibly to the uodemlped,cgury slat
lur Your reasdnce. With Nat. t amnt vlet. aUd
14u.I r. More rapid mo ure mall delivery w1il be
aared b ur enclwosun an Rneelope hearing
your full adlz.u
IMPORTANT.
Address N. A. IDAUIWIdN.
Now Ortwem, La
or N. A. VA VPNII
ttfrrhlrtxwn( . C.
By orinary tltrr, (Ontaininalg Nnn. Orlder
lu.I by all EIIrpri; s (40" wi i Nsew York Ia
rbhaut. Draft or iwtal note.
Admw kima 14i Ittt iyrt
3w OKLKANrI NATIoiA urrMANI.
now Orloame. Ee
,K~KNKNlFK that the gayomlt of Prti
S'IJVAIA NTKS MT " I NATIONAL
IANK6 ot few Orean, and tho Tiohb anr
Ngaed ly the President of as Iotletlem. Vham
ehaitarted ainhe u rrearg.laud tihe highet
0suhte; thwrarofoes. ege of all laltaut eo or
Sesontmea .chesee.
ONK IDLLASS U t h ritof thosmullahatpe
sirwfraetios r aTlehs I LW ISV UTV In amy
Dreotru Azyihbe in our same .'d Per Iam
has a DýPeri alSwindle
A striotly flrst-olaum maoblne. Fully
warranted. Made from very best ma
terlal, by skilled workmen, soand with
the best tools that have ever been de
vised for the purpose. Warranted to
do all that can be reasonably expected
of the very best typewriter eaxtet.
Caabie or writing lI0 words per mlm.
gte-or more-eoiording to the ability
of the operator.
Price * - $100oo.oo.
If there Is no agent In your towa,
addremss the .nufboturer,
THu PARISH MR'O. CO.,
Agentl s anted. PARISH, N. Y.
FREE STENOGRAPHY A cLI
Flau oIdu teclclUesod bso d
t sob.u. Addrm, writhtamp taoae.
turn 0'm aEPAII , I
Parlob, . Y
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Or the payment of a new one will entitle you to
this privilege.
BRANDS.
We still continue to publah stool brands at ta
nominal rate of
$5.00 PER YEAR
For a single out, with a copy of the
AND
LIVE SI'OCK REPORTER,
Free br the rst year. Our Weekly Ime goes to
Every Ranch in the County
And otbr the very BEST MEDIUM fAr the
ADVERTISINGO of LOCAL BRANDS0,
JOB WORK.
In thi dpasrtmemt we are prepared to ae
out all orders with pomptmo eand in th
IIGES? STYII OF Tl LIT
And a. pi that wWl Oompop wtM th
t.mes. qmad n your order and we wl pg
ee to pase you. Adram
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