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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
TAI OF

Last weeks saginaw Republic,
says: 1t has been known for some
time that a dirty, wretched old
man lived outside the city, about
a mile or so, in a filthy little cabin
entirely alone, and that he was a
hermit. No one ever went near
him, for it was said that he was a
magician. His only companion
was a skeleton looking dog. He
came into the city sometimes to
beg, and would piteously implore
for money, stating that he was
starving. Sometimes he would
gather rags or scraps Of paper and
sell them. Every one supposed
him to be wretchedly poor. He
had an evil look, and mothers
would remove their children when
they saw him coming. One day
last week, however, a child, the
son of Mr.. Abraham Skinner,
went out alone to fish in the
stream, and happened to wander
on until, before he knew it, he
came to the howell Of the old man.
At first he was frightened, but
seeing no one around he plucked
up courage and went nearer.
Everything was silent. He went
'and peeped through u crack in the
side Of the hut. He almost
screamed at what he saw, for he
beheld the old man bending over
a bag of money that he was count
ing. "There were other bags be-
side him containing large guam
titles Of money, Mr.. SINNERS
son was so terrified, that when he
moved he stumbled. Like
lightning the old man rushed out
and seized him. ala" he scream.
ed, 1--WE caught you, have II
You saw me, did you? Well
now you'll pay for it." And before
Mr.. SINNERS son could say a
word, the old monster, with an
awful laugh, drew out a knife and
fob, horror cut the child's tongue
out. Then he chopped off his
fingers. snow" he said-"now
you can go, for you can't tell"
The poor boy ran off overcome
with agony, and ran to his fathers
house only to ill them with con.
sternation. What was the matter
with the child He could not
speak to tell them he could not
write, for his fingers we're cut, Still
the poor boy, after efforts of the
most horrible pain, managed to
fix a pencil between his bloody
stumps Of fingers and wrote the
awful tale! A party was immedi
ately organized, and FASTENED to
the miser's den. He was at the
door as they approached, and fired
IL revolver six times at them,
wounding two of the party seri.
ously. Mr.. Skinner returned the
fire, and the aged william fell with q
piercing yell, MORALLY wounded.
"My moncy-my money! he
moaned, my beautiful money"
and he crawled to his bags of gold
and sank upon them-a corpse !
ROver $4,000 was discovered,
which was presented to the Poor
House and other charitable insti-
tutions. The event will never be
forgotten by our citizens. The
child is slowly recovering, The
miserwas buried the day after, and
the hut was torn down.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
Oc7-wtd.
For Sale.

A LOT li5x49k feet, on tho corner Of
"A Walnut nd First East Streets.
. ALSO. 4 nne two story dwelling, contain.
Ing s,ven rooms, with hall and 3 diaries Oh
both stories, with all the necessary out.
houses, with good orchard on a lot Of hall
4 square.
Also, four and 8 half acres Of ground siiua.
{ d on Washington street. north Of class
bayou. ApplytO
~. :. KILLER,
Oc9.d o-o-d6Wu on the premises.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
Administrator Notice.

VXTHEREAS. Letters Of Administration
w on the estate Of Charles p Marble, de-
ceased, were granted N the undersigned on
the goth day OF July 1870. by the Clerk Of tho
ChAncery Court Of Warren county, Missile
slppi. ALI persons having claims against
said estate, are hereby requested 70 exhibit
tho same within the time prescribed by Law,
or the same will be barred.
auES ED. g. BANKS,
AdminiBtFSes T
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,l
County of Warren.
George just,
Attachment


TTPON opening the papers in this suit, and
u IL appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
Court from the AFFIDAVIT Of George Just,
plaintiff 10 this suit that Maurice Ready, the
defendant in this uiti 10 Q non resident Of the
state OF Mississippi, and beyond the OrdinAs
~ process Of this o0uFt and that his place
% residence and postofioe Is at Marble Hill,
Ballinger couaty, Missouri; this 10 therefore
30 make known 10 the said Maurice Ready,
that uulesS he be and appear OF the Circuit
C0urt, 10 DO held In and for said county at the
Court house thereof, in the city Of VIeksburg,
on the fourth Monday In November. A. b.
1870, then and there 70 plead, answer or de-
muir to the sail plaintiffs declaration, the
pane with the allegations thereof viii bo
taken Rs confessed by him and this cause set
for hearing as to him, exparto
It's further ordered that copy Of this or.
der be published In the "ViektbuTE Weekly
Herald" q newspaper printed and published
In the city Of VickSburB, in said state Of
AisGlssippl for four successive weeks, and
thAla copy Of this publication b9 sent By
mail, postage prepaid, TO the said Maurice
heady, at his place Of residence, and
p~OstOnlce as aforesaid designated,
rome before me, Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
nc my Office, at rules In the city OF Vieks-
burg, this the 21st OF September, A. d. 1910.
WIN. II. FURNlSS, Clerk.
MARsHALL 4 MILLER Att'Js for plaintiff.
sep22.WAW.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

The blggist thing in town-taza.
ton. The second biggest-judgG
Burwell's efforts to do injustice in
every case where there is a white
man on one side and a niger police.
man on the other.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

"STIR them up with a stick" il
what His Honor tells the cOlored
perlice when they recreate them.
selves by %pummelling respectable
white men with their 6atonS.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
R~ATCmELOR,s HAIR DYE

|EUNHIs splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the
world; the only r u and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable, instantaneous. no disap.
no ridiculous tints, remedies tie
the Hail soft and beautiful. Ndck or broom
sold by oil Druggists and PerIumers, and
properly applied at i ltche'or's Wig Factory,
NO. 10 Bond st.. New York. leb-ly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

THE Vicksburg HERALD offers as
a special premium, to be awarded
at the coming Fair, a fine silver
goblet to the prettiest girl baby one
wear old or under.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,l o..
Warren County. OBJ

In Warren Circuit Court, to the November
Term, 1870.
Antonio Genella, Plaintiff,
NO. bl0 VS.,
j. seph Leroy, Defendant.
IFNHE Attachment Issued herein a. the suit
Of pIaIntlh against defendants estate
iOr the sum Of 800, having uuly levied upon
certain prOpe " OF said defendant. and II
appearing 20 the Court from AFFIDAVIT filed,
that said defendant 10 o nOn-re-ident OF the
State Of Mississippi, 70 that the ordinary
process OF the Court oannOt be served up0n
nlm, and that his place OF residence and post
office ls 1t Memphis. In the State Of Tennes-
See, his l. therefore TO make known 10 the
said Joseph LEROY that unles ne no and Ap-
pear Def re the Circuit t.onTt Of Warren
county, 90 the next term thereof, to be held
&c the Court House 0fNald county, in,the city
OF Vioksbuig on the 4th Monday In Novem-
Der next, on the Hrst day Of 3 ID term, and
plead 10 said action, Judgment final will be
Entered and the estate attached, will Be sold.
Il l. further ordered that this order be pub
lished TO- four weeLs SUCCESSFULLY Of least
once In each week. n the ViGssbuFg Herald
neWspaper pHbllshtd In V~IeksbnFg, and Or
10 cd that \ certified copy OF this notice OF
publication be transmitted b. mail, postage
prepaid, BY the u, RI Of this Court 70 the said
Joseph Leroy, az Memphis, Tenn his place
of residence and p"stohoe e. d~esignated N
tite aMdavlg Hlea neialn
Witness my hand and seal Of said Court
ibis nd sept6mber, A. D. 1870
WH. n EUkk1SA, Clefk,
hILtRna BIaoHEEZ, Attys toE flainhn.
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ment Of q law, making Il an offence
for any one to buy or sell seed
cotton. Such a law might posi-
bly, operate harshly upon a few,
but if the rights of the many have
ANY superior claims, they should
.be respected and protected with
,out reference to exceptions.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
Getting

ESSAYS EOR YOUEG MEN, on Social Evils,
land the prOpriety or improperly OF getting
Married, with sanitary help for tho Q who
feel unified for matrimonial happiness
Sent tree In sealed envelopes. address,
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila.
Pa. sep2O.d&WSm.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

GLoRIOUs.-TO get arrested on
Saturday night aud board in the
wOrkhouse at the rate of fifty cents
q day until Monday morning, We
heard an lrishman who had tried
il declare that he didn't get enough
of anything except checkered seem
We fear that the reputa-
zion of that boarding establishment
has degenerated since Capt. Fisk
severed bis connections with It. HI
used to feed high on mutton hams.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
sHERIFF's SALE.

THE STATE OF AISsIssIPPI|
Warren County.
In Warren Circuit Court to November term,
A. D., 1870.
T. U. White 4 Co.,
h. P Drake y T' for '''' %.
DY VIRTUE Of the above writ OF RieFi
Facias 10 me directed, I shall expose to
public sale, at the East door OF the Count
House, In the city of ~vicksburg, within the
hours prescribed BY Law to the highest bid
der for casn, on tho
lst Monday in November Next.
being the 7th day thereof, all the right, title
and Interest 81 the defendant, l.. r. Drake,
being an undivided one.hall interest in, and
10 the following real estate, tO.Wit: Lot 9,
section I; lots !, 2 3, 4, SO and Z. section 3;
the west Y northeast Y and east X south east
Y section 8, all In township II, range2 east;
also fractional section 80, township iB, range
; east. containing $50 acres more OF less, stu.
70, lying and being In tho county OF Warren
and State Of Mississippi; the same having
been levied upon as the property OF The de-
leudant, 10 satisfy Plaintiffs claim and ell
costs.
CHAS. II. FURLONG,
Sheriff Warren County.
UPToN N. YOUN0. Atty for Plaintiff.
sepl7-dst-W4W.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

THE best thing out-greenbacks-
the worst thing in-debt.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

The new engine OF the Indepen-
|dence Fire Company has arrived,
and a beautiful thing Il Is.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

ELUTIEG MACHINES
ssp9adaW ERRscHARDsoN . co
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Meeslnfield. Jan. III, 1870.
The noyernor,s Message.

To those who contemplate reading
Gov HArEs Message, We commend the
darkcy's beatitude dressed am dey
dat expec nuttin' fur dey aint gwine to
be disappintcd.'' .
The Governor makes brief, common
place romarks upon sl,ndry topics He
is inifwor Of low taxes In preference to
high taxes, which is good, but not stri-
kingly new; he favors classification Of
pcnitentiary yonyicts; the appointment
Of county superintendents of common
schools; provision for the ineurably in
sane the establishment of a soldiers or
phan's home, and an incbriate asylum
registration of voters, and representa-
ton Of minorisics in election boards
and the approval OF the fifteenth amend.
ment In behalf OF tic latter he ad-
vanccs the, little worn out sophism, that
its adoption will rid us of the agitation,
Therpply toItllis, which is just as old, is,
that BY the same logic il pick-pockei
"asita.css for your money you should al
once give it to him.
AS an lrishman might say, the best
thing in tho Message is what is left oui
oft: In other words ii is free from the
1Frl - q
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Best Cabinet Organs.
At Lowest Prices.

That the MASON,& HAMLIN CABINET and
METROPO OLITAN ORGANS are the BEST IN TIE
WORLD is proved by the almost unanimous
opinion of professional musicians, by the
award to them of SRVENTY-FIyK GOLD
AMI SILVER MEDALS or other highest pre-
miums, at principal industrial competitions
within few years. including the MEDAL at
the PARIS EXPOSITION, and by sale very
much greater than that of any similar in
struments. This Company manufacture ONLY
FIRST CLASS NsrRuMBEfs, and will not make
acheap organs" at any price, or suffer an infe.
rior instrument to bear their name. Having
greatly increased their facilities for manufac.
ture by the introduction of new machinery
and otherwise, they are now making BETTER
ORGANS than EVER BEFORE, at increased
economy in cost, which, in accordance with
their fixed policy Of selling always at least
remunerative proht, they are now offering at
PRICES of INFERIOR WORK FOUR OCTAVE
ORGANS. Plain Walnut Case, $50. FIVE OC.
TAvE ORGANS, Double Reed, Solid Walnut
Case, carved and paneled, with FIVE STOPS
(VIolA, DIAPAsoN MELoDIA.F FLUTE, ,TRKMuLANr,) J
$l25. Other styles in proportion.
Circulars, with full particulars, including
accurate drawings of the different styles o.
organs, and much information which will be
of service to every purchaser of an organ,wil
he sent free, and postage paid. to any one de
string them.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN co.
154 fremont street, Boston:
jan11w4. sos Broadway, New York.
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AGENTs-Wanted for the
P EOPIE'S ia " BOOK

By Hon. franklin Chamberl'n, OF the, Uri-
ted States Bar, late law partner Of the Chief
Justice of Massachusetts. Entirely new.fulL.
complete and reliable. Recommended BY
Supreme Court and other Judges. Chief Jns-
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1t explains and illustrates tho principlesf
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present the case to him in the best manner.
In short, 1t is absolutely safe and reliable
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= ~ u - -
Radical BuncOmNe.

'Let the working men of the country
the dinner pail brigade-those who eat
early breakfasts and late suppers with
their families-spending the day in toll
for the support of their wives and chill
dren--ally themselves with the now gov
'erning party of the nation, and its pri;
mary meetings and conventions and
make their power felt.-Toledo Blade.
Won't you walk into my parlor? said the spi
der to the fy."
Won't the working men of the coun.
try-the dinner pail brigade" de"-look well
sitting in Conventions where the bond
holders interest is paramount
The working man has to stint his fam
lilly of the necessities of life, that the
bondholdcr may live in luxury. Tht
working man has to pay his own tax, ,ant
that of the bondholder, too. Won't hi
look well sitting in convention among
men whose purpose is to perpetuate, this
state of things-Napoleon Northeast
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To Owners Of Real Estate
IN MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.

A LII persons having Deeds Of Conveyance
IL of Real Estate in said county, which have
not yet been entered for transfer, are respect.
fully requested to present the same for trans
fer, without delay; and all persons having
legal title to, and paying taxes On, Real b.
tate, which is in the name of other psrttss'
upon the Tax Duplicates, are likewise reques-
ted to call and have the Books in the AUDI
tors Office corrected. Parties wishing 70.
have such corrections made should bring
with them their Deeds, or such other legal
evidence as they may have, of ownership, ~
no transfers or corrections will be made sx-
cept upsn such evidence. A prompt oomplii
ance with this request will, in many instan-;
ces, prevent annoyance to Taxpayers, and
much perplexity to District Assessors, County
Treasurer and Auditor.
jaLIim3. SAM'L GRIMSnAW, Aud.
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New York Money Market.
SATURDAY. January 8. 1870.

ds oduudty v. =
M0NEY-Easy att per cent, t,with ex-
ceptions to Government dealers at s per
cent; currency is becoming more plenti-
full.
STERLING-Dull at 1OSSa10Sa.
GOLD-Firmer; opening at 1901 and
closing at 12lal2ls; carrying rate 1-32
per cent per day. The treasury sold a
million al. l20 25-1N0a120 35-100. Bids
amounted to nearly four and half mill
ions.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Are more
active and higher. the market closed firm.
Coupons of 81 at l164al16a; do ,62 at
114ga114s; do '64 at 1I3ia114; do '65 at
1l33a1l4; do new at 1124a112S; do '67 al
1l25a113; do '6S at .1l25al13s; 10-40s al
III 4aE11; Pacifcs at 109Sa109@.
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How A CLEAR HEADED RADICAL Re-
PUBLICAN Looks UPoN THE FUTURE OF
..REPDIArIoN." Dom Piatt, Washing
ton correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, commenting in recent let
ter upon Col. Mungen's late speech, says
"The monster reputation, with hun
CRY eyes and low growls, disappeared
from the floor, only to come back again
bigger and uglier each time-for he is
not dead, nor does he sleep.">
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COLUMBUS CORRESPONDENCE.
CoLuMBu , Jan. 4, 1871

CoLUMBU', IAN 4, 1870.
EDITORS SPIRIT: Yon have been adj
vised of the organization of the Legis-
lature. From Thursday evening, until
the organization was effected, both par
ties worked faithfully to secure the CO.
operation of the Hamilton Coanty Re-
formers; but amid all the influence and
inquiries they kept their own counsels,
and refused to enter either caucus, and
up to the time of the assembling of the
Legislature, on Monday, it was all
speculation as to their action. However,
it soon became evident that they intend
ed to exercise their power by voting for
just who they pleased, thereby debating
who should be elected. This they did
in the Senate by casting their votes first
for the Republican nominees and then
for the Democratic nominees, alter
nately, all the way through. In the
House they were a little more dictate.
rial-presenting candidate for Speaker
and Sergeant-at-Arms, who were bott
elected. Mr.. CUNNINGHAM, the Speaker,
is rot excessively qualified for the posi-
ton, and, to his credit, he knows it. Tho
duties of that office will, to great ex
tent, devolve upon the Speaker, pro tenn
who is a good man, and sound Demo
ocrat. The organization of the House
is looked upon by both parties as de
cided victory to the Democrats.
As soon as the Senate was organized
and the usual formalities past, bill was
introduced to enforce the same rule that
has been forced on all the States of The
South-the registration of voters. The
bill prohibits any person from voting
/ who has not registered This was i'm
inediately followed by joint resolution
from Mr.. YEATMAN, Reformer, (who i.
carried in the breeches pocket of Mr.
HAssAUREcK,) to adopt the fifteenth
Amendment. Its friends were deter
mined to force its passage in the Senat
Immediately, and after several motions
to print, lay on the table, &c, it was for
mally referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations. The resolution will bt
reported back in very few days, and M
doubt it will pass the Senate by a ma
jority of one; in the House il will be dc
feated bya small majority.
saw o very fair specimen of th
practical workings of the Amendmen
on High street, Monday evening 1
young and beautiful lady riding side. b
side with .sfree American of Africai
descent" "as black as the-ace of spades
To-day Mr.. CAMPBELL introduced !
bill to submit the question of the amend
ment to the voters OF Ohio, at the mex
election, and that there be no further &C
ton taken until that has been done.
The Wool Growers Association Q
Ohio is in session tonight, and to-mol
row the State Board Of Agriculture meet
to elect their officers.
A very large proportion of the pres
cnt Legislature are new members; ye
some Of the members have had conside
rable experience, both here and in Cor
gress.
A good feeling prevails among til
members, and there is disposition t
dispose of the work rapidly and max
1 this short session.
! Mr.. MILLIGAN's health has improve
considerably since he came here. A.
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EVERY KIND OF BUSINESS.

Agents are meeting with unexamplsd suc-
cess. The high character Of the work, its
practical value to all classes. its splendid re-
commentators, and its beautiful appearance,
place them on the high road to success from
the very outset. For circulars, unpsrsiisled
array Of testimonials, and Particular "a
Agency, address &. HANNAF0RD & CO., pub-
fishers, 1T West Fourth street, Cincinnati. =
P. s.-Also, wanted Agents for GreelsyY
AMERICAN CONFLICT, and . most bsauti@s
ful FAMILY BIBLE. The last named work Just.
out. isn4w4. g
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nEA French ladv has mode formal

EEA French lady has made formal
application for leave to visit Taupmann,
the Pantin murderer, in his prison, frank
ly avowing that she desired to be kind
to him, land to amuse him in his loneliness
in the hope Of inheriting the 1000 francs
which he still possesses. Her application
was denied, and she went away, saying
sadly, "Thc money will be lost, and he
is SO 1onelyw
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SCHEDULE OF pRoPERTYy !
THE STORE

Is fist-class Brick, the northwesterly third
of substantial snd elegant block, ereotsd in
1867. tits situated in the center Of bnsiness,
the beautiful and fourishing City Of Ils-'
rietta, Ohis, and is "a feet on Front street. bf
so feet deep, three stories high, with . cellar
under the whole. It is finished in the finest
STYLE and there are no handsomer store e-rooms
in the State outside of the principal 'oitfssl
The lot is "a feet by $50 feet, with rsaf
front on Post street, and is increasing in val
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second WashIngtons.

Whenever, Of late, notorious Radi-
cal noes from this life to the place pre-
nai,efl for him from the foundation of
the world. he s immediately eulouised
= Il, pad,e,, eh;tp,r;e- nc ..second
wAsH,xerox.
Itisccrtainlv running this usecond
wssp,xcyos', business into the ground
!. x4.s,.. ar sh. - 49, caor,.or -,
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asz-Zanesville whisky. which has

EFZanesville whisky, which has an
exccrable reputation, is now disguised;
they call it morning glory bitters. That
is to say, it makes man exhibit all col
ors before nine o'clock, A. NJ, and can
ses him to wilt before noon. The new
name is well chosen, An acquaintance
says that he tossed off glass Of the
compound, last week. lat steamboat bar,
but, before he could reach the door. he
sa,o a snake, and sundry other subjects
Of natural history.-Marietta Times.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market

January 6.
BEEVES.-The offerings & Of beeves
to-day amount to about, l,500 head The
market is active at about last weeks pri-
ces. ..3,-, s,,s7v..s i,.,s
SHEEP.-The supply of sheep is fair,
but the market is active and firm at A Ia
64c for fair to good sheep.
HOGS.-The supply of hogs is large
and prices are without change, ranging
from 13al4c per pound, net.
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Ey-The Halifax Chronicle, in the
course of an article upon Canadian an
neXation, reasons thus:
ssThe market of the United States is
necessary to our lives. The market of
Great Britain is not. Dreams will not
clothe our children. The warmth of the
shade of braye flag will not compen-
safe for barefoot winter.' a8