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from Mad iso a last evening for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martiu Dyrude.Mrs. W. Kiugfibury and Miss Birrett, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Cox, returned to Milwakeue yesterday.Licensed to tnirrv; Geo. L. Schneller and Clara V. Hasheider, both of Trov; Prank Stando of Reedsburg, and Ida Burrueister of West Held.PeriodicPains.Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills are a most remarkable remedy for the relief of periodic pains, backache, nervous or sick headache, or any of the distressing aches and pains that cause women so much suffering.As pain is weakening, and leaves the system in an exhausted condition, it is wrong to suffer a moment longer thanMr. Thompson put on his overcoat and attended a meeting of the vestry of St. Barnabas church.That evening Captain McLeod went aboard the steamer Moray, loading for Reval. She was commanded and owned bv a fellow Scot. Fergus Me-Cliesh. The two skippers talked earnestly until late in the night and parted with a gleam in their eyes.The morning of his departure Captain McLeod read prayers with his family and cautioned his daughters to avoid invitations to places where there was dancing.“Eet's the devil’s own game.” he said, “and wlia eet's going on ees na place for the daughters of a godly man.”“Be very careful. Captain.” said Mr. Thompson as he bade the skipper farewell. Don't let anything happen to the old Curlew.”! “Ees she eensured, sir?” inquired the skipper.“All my ships are insured,” repliedson may he interred trom the lact that, though a vestryman, he swore deeply and profanely when he heard it and even shocked Captain McLeod, who had arrived in Shields that morning. by swearing in his presence.“There's na man has the luck of Fergus McCliesh,” muttered Captain McLeod. “Everything turns to siller in his hands. Aw've no sheep, and ma eensnrance ees na guid since the Curlew’s saved.”Mr. Thompson commended Captains McLeod and McCliesh to a region from which St.. Barnabas church was doing all it could to rescue people and i'ell into a brown study, from which Captain McLeod made no move to arouse him.The salvage awarded Captain McCliesh was a generous one. and Cap-lain McLeod called to congratulate him.“Ye're a navigator, Davie,” remarked Captain McCliesh with a grin. “A hundred yards above or below where the Curlew grounded she'd ha’ been smashed like an egg. Mon, ye're a navigator.”The board did not agree with Captain McCliesh as to the ability of Cap tain McLeod as a navigator. They deemed his being so far out of his course ground for the removal of his certificate. Oddly enough, this mis-loitune did not depress Captain McLeod. He deposited in the bank ol Aberdeen a check for several him dred pounds, which check bore the sig-Mrs. L. Watson Eva of Bara boo vis ton and Hemraii Thursday and Frid; vest. They expect tor Spokane, Wash, vith relatives then • ia, will also atten '’air and see many st in the west befc Vinfield item in I Press.Mrs. A. G. Schrai tom Sheboygan Fa ■een for several we T the serious illnes ' hen she left, b ■mewhat improvei as accompanied er husband’s moll .chram, of Plym isit her for some ' mouth guest is abo Id but is very actr nauy years.
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Baraboo News
Baraboo, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Apr 26, 1905
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