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Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-09

Miss Lizzie Moore. Also, at the same time and place, Mir. J. V. Og- den, of Wallaceburg, to Miss Mattic Moore. sumptuous repast fol- lowed the ceremony, and will say that if the good things were prepared by the brides. their husbands should be the very pinks of good humor and in every respect model husbands
 for even if it is little humiliating to confess it, you all know that the surest way to a mans heart and af- factions is through well-iilled stom- ach. Mir. Risk Cummings gave MT. and Mrs. Underwood and their friends dinner on the day follow 1 ing and the parents of Mr. Ogden gave their son and dalgh- ter an infair on the same day. Tnc young people kindly remenbnied me with q goodly portion of cake. and in return will wish that their lives may be as correspondingly smooth and sweet as was the cake. and may they remember To lead lives measured by the golden rule, go thai after many years they may rcposc upon their last couch with the satis
 faction of knowing that their lives have been spent in usefulness.
 Brother Loyal, of Arcadia, it seems that you are the victim of misplaced confidence, for Mir. J. V. OgdeI was seen wearing his tcndercs smile" for feint to lure you iron certain facts in his personal histor, and it seems he succeeded admira
 bly,. LoNGFELLow.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-09
Glendale Gossip,
l)AMtIt LES.

Good growing weather.
 Set out your sweet potato, cab bage and tomato slips.
 Mir. W. B. Hawkins now sings that good old hymn, commencing "A charge to keep l have, :" etc., but it turns out that his latest and best effort of musical talent was caused by caressing the fine girl that has lately appeared at his house.
 Mir. Vim, Hawley has five acres planted in sorghum cane. which looks like a step in the right direc- ton, for the sooner we learn to pro- duce as much as possible of what We consume, the sooner our state will step to the front and wear the hon. ors of rank equally with our sister states.
 The young folks enjoyed socia- ble at the residence of your cores pondent one night recently and it did me good to see them play and enjoy themselves. notwithstanding the restrictions some otherwise good people place upon amusements, for getting the God-giyen faculty brings blessing, and the improper and excessive use returns a curse.
 Married at the residence of Mrs. Moore, by parson John Loudermill,, on Thursday, the 2Gth of April, Mir, k. J. Underwood, of Prescott, to
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-09

Every applicant for membership into the Agricultural Wheel betore taking the obligations of the same are assured that his political or re- ligious views will not be in,erfered with. that there is no politics i'll it's principles whatever, but very soon he hears nOised around that no man can be q true Wheeler and vote the Democratic ticket. or anything but the l.. l.. ticket. Let others do as they may, but as for me l expect to vote for T. C. McRae for congress and all others that wish.
 Coop LdCk.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-09
Want of SIeeo

Is sending thousands arr .aiI. 10 Ire insane asylum and the Gu ..o-s say i,,ls trouble is alarmingly on the increase. The usual remedies, while they may give temporary relief, age likely io Go more harm than good. What i, nc,..,.l is an Altcrative and Blool puri,:r.. Ayers Sarsaparilla is iurprlpala,,,y the best. It Corrects those disturbance, in the circulation which cause slccpi,>,- ness, gives increased vitality, and rc- stores the nervous system 10 q h4althil condition.
 Rev. T. c. A. Cote, agrut of the Mass. Home Missionary So ,.. . a..,...; ,,.1t his stomach was out nr u.,,.... ,.., .,,,..n very often disturbed. aHA >ra.a inn purity of the blood man fest but that perfect cure was obtained by the n,e of Ayers Sarsaparilla,
 Frederick W. rra't. t1l WaShine,on street, Boston, writes: Nv daughter was prostrated with nervous debility. Ayers Sarsaparilla restored her 10 health.'
 William F. Bowkcr. Erie. Pa. was cured of nervousness and siccplc>>ness by taking Ayers Sarsaparila for abont two months, during which time his weight increased over twenty pounds
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-09
C Nhur~z
4 Life LesSOI.

The great cure is best Oh wonderful
 truth,
 A truth hard to learn in the days of
 our youth
 But at last it shines out like the hand
 on the wall. Reeds Chill Cure is acknowled the
 greatest of all,
 One trial of this wonderful remedy will convince you there is great truth stated in the above. You can not afford to pass this remedy with out a trial. It is absolutely the best. It never fails when properly used.- A box of pills free with each bottle. For sale and warranted by Hugh Moncrief.
 Ladies muslin robes, with embroid- cry ts match, at Brooks, Blake X Co.'S.
 Constipation begets many certain physical miseries, almost past the woe of man. It can be remedied by the use of Morris Cascarine.
 Never buy any drugs, patent medicines, school books, paints, oils and white lead, without pri- cing of Jno. M. Milburn. He sells the best and cheapest.
 l have good pasture one mile from town, just beyond Garland creek Stock taken in at low rates. Will al- so pay cash for stock cattle, sheep and horses. ALFRED ABuRRow.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-09
( IiIl,ircti

Often need some fe eathartic and tonic to avert approaching sickness or to relieve collie. headache. sick stomach. indigestion dNacutcry and the complaints incident to childhood. Let the children take Simmons Liver Regulator and keep well. ltlepurc- lv vegetable, not unpleasant to the taste and safe to take alone iu con nccton with other medicine The Genuine has our Trade Mark ''/ in rcd on front of wrapper. ]. II, /ci- lin X Co.,. Philadelphia, Pa,
 Quarter MJ... -.ap 'WrW, for sI0, al !. ?. Dmuo-, Hope. ifkan- saS.
 Boots few more pairs on hand. al cost. for cash
 JouN F.. PoErI>. One of the greatest banes to health and buoyancy of feeling is dNspep- sia. Ii eau be cffectually cradicated by the use of Morris Cascarine.
 Keep cool hy buying q fancy checked. striped, or Persian seer sucker coat and vest in great uarie- ty and prices that will surprise you- al Brooks Blake X Co.'S.
 Our spring good, will begin to ar rive soon and we now wish to begin tomake room for them. will sell you any and all winter goods at cost tol cash. IINTLEY X CHRI~rorHfE. Parents too frcquently y Use cathar ties or injurious nostrums for the all ments of their children, which may be. and seldom are, of q dangerous nature. Morris Cascarine ls tho bcs, household remedy. Fry it.
 We want 5OO. .0OO chickens fo which highest market price will h' paid.
 ,JuuN>oN S GE>ERELLN,
 keep fresh stock of Flour, Mc' and general line of groceries. Fresl meats, all kinds at my meat market
 J. (. TREvIIIIoN. See dotc printed lcith yo'' n0n1e Which Sh0Ws 10 Uha, time you ore p0id. Con'' and pay upWc need money We have a lot of Lyons comblna ton harrows and cotton Scrapers Iel over that we will sell al cost. Cal and see us.
 J. k. FARRELL X Co.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-09
@ lMr>>>7g,
Dealer in Dry goods and Groceries

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Nov. l6. lS- S1.-"W arner's Safe Cure is the only medicine that has ever benefit ted my kidneys, l think one can safely say "Warner's Safe Cure" is the best medicine extaut for kidney and all kindred diseases.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-09
African sugar-Yam Potato --5o'ooo Slips
 For Safe.

This potato is very sweet and ear ly, immensely large and prolific and also q good keeper. Set out mJuhe' weighed four pounds in August Price, per 100 slips, 5Oc. per l,ooo' Si.o0. Will send by mail orcNprrss at expense of buyer. Orders lllIeu promptly; no charge for packing -- Address r. F. GoopwlN, Hempstead Co. Arcadia Ark. P. S.-Itis is undoubtedly the best sweet potato known, so throw away all othvrs and get these; l have done SO and will never regret 1t.
 F. F.. C.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-09
&~< TS&.> A

CHARLESTON, Ark, Jan. 23, 1888. 1 have been afflicted with a weak back for a long time, Last September was taken ill with severe dull pain through my kidneys que bladder. My urine seemed to be one half blood with heavy sediment which looked like a brick dust. l grew worse un- til l could scarcely walk. l had no appetite and weighed less than l had for many years. I was advised by friends and my family physicians to try Warmers Safe Cure" also one bottle of Warmers Safe Pills and am happy to say that l am almost en. tirelv well. l have goon appetite and weigh more than l have for sev- eral years. "Warner's Safe Cure is a Meoderful remedy and worthy ot all praise.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Sut "oTinS DN the billion.
 Everything is lovely and
 Considerable rain and hail Thurs day.
 Fresh Star Whitaker Hams at Brooks, Blake & Co.'S.
 WANTED-Your butter and epos. at the market. J. C. TREvILLIoS. Corn-one car load just received.
 JOIN E. PoRTIs.
 The milk shake takes the cake, at B. l.. Harwood's.
 MT. Jno. Lagrone was in the city Sunday.
 Mrs. E. G, Hurt is up and conva- lescing rapidly.
 Prescott has been on big boom cut worm boom.
 Messrs. Price and Dave Cantley of Hope, were in the city, Sunday. Jones X Jones new spring cloth ing has come.
 Call at B L. Harwood's and get a milk shake, and he refreshed.
 Prints from to 7cts. at Hatley X Christopher's. The popular drink the milk shake, at B. L. IIarwood's.
 Rev, \. J. Price, was up from Boughton Monday.
 MT. Jno. T. Aaron was up from Boughton, Monday.
 MT. Bynum Hatley is up visiting friends and relatives.
 Whitaker Hams, and Rolled Beef at llatley X Christopher's. ] Pure Kentucky. apple cider, the best made, at J. J. McGraw's.
 MT. J. NJ. Price will fit you up in a nice suit at Jones X Jones. Go to Jones X Jones for a nice suit of clothing.
 MT. Charlie, Hodge. of Nashville, has been visiting in the city
 Miss Emma Thorburn left Thurs. day to visits friends al Little Rock Glad to see MT. Jno. Cope able to be up. We hope he will speedily re- cover.
 Spring elothing-a full stock just arrived. JNo. F.. PoETi>. German millet-a large lot of the pure article for sale ny Jno. F.. Por- tis.
 B. l., Harwood has a large ice house, and will keep ice for sale dur in. the summer.
 MT. J. l.. McGough of Emmet, was in the city Monday. and gave Us a pleasant call.
 Henry Traylor, one of our prin- ters has been quite sick, but is now we'll and at work.
 Mrs. Binley left for home in Bos- ton, on Friday, stopping over in St. Louis for a few days.
 Avery blows. Blades and Flow harness. are the cheapest, at J. M. Dcnman X Bros
 All winter Goods to be closed out at cost. call early and secure bar gains. IlArLEY X CHRISTOPHER, Gents white and fancy satren ,carfs. bows and ties, in great varle- ty. at Brooks. Blake X Cos.
 Mir. G. W. Price, of near Bough- ton, brought us in some fine speci- mems of wheat Monday.
 The lyceum of the public school will meet on the 18th, at l.3O p. m. Everybody invited to attend.
 Miss Hall, of Hope, who has been visiting the family of Rev. W, I. Box. returned home Friday
 Johnson X Gcnerclly want 5O,0oO dozen eggs.
 Carry all your country produce tc Johnson & Generelly. for which you will get the highest market price.
 New goods coming in all tn, time. Come and see them.
 Jou> F.. PoRTl>.
 Messrs. W. II. Terry and Alex Vaughn ate new Irish potatoes last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. E. Hinton, oi Texarkana, were in the city Sunday visiting frienda and relatives.
 Dr. Cannon, formerly of Rough ton, but now of Wallaceburg, was IT the city Friday and Saturday
 Mir. W. C. Vineyard gave Us plcasant call and subscribed for the PlcAYrNE while here, Monday.
 Winter goods still going at cost for cash. JOIN F.. loRIis'
 A new lot of Mems Ladies ano Children's Shoes just received an' will be sold at very low prices.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-09
ANNzALumL c-

ALEXANDER, Ark. Jan. 4, lSSS- "Warner's Safe Remedies" have done me much good.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
scmntnr ImgnIIs,. Lritrr.

Allthr Democratic and Mugwmlpian press
ald lrw Republican newspapers have been
I"gs!.rutly misrcprc.rmtmg what senator
IrgIi, said in hi, speech few day sine"
H. to Grus, MrC lrllm and Hancock,
III" Nugua"" was perfectly plain and S'I,.
"rptiblr Of hut ou' fair interpretations and
that Is the one which senator ingalls, placed
On it. IN hI- letter published yesterday.
namely, thar Mcclellan and Hancock he
came the political allie, Of the confederate,
after the war
Senator luguIl. j. man ul brains. and
10 one but ~ food would pretend Ia ,uy rhui
The Gallant nlum general, Hancock, Wa, am
ally of tn" cunlrdcmcy during the war.
while n" one with the slightest regard for
a." truth "t history viii attempt 10 Gruy
that lr WAS the ally ul the confederate
Democracy after thrNvur closed. and mmo.
di'tciy ullrrir closed, too.
When ten Hancock. under order, from
President hlrcw luhusun assumed com.
'GHnd at New Orleans hi adviser, were all
Democrats, Some Of them were Union
puuolat~, notably the Hon samuel T.
GIuNcr one ol the lcadn" lawyer, Of 81.
Louis, who l. credited with having written
lie celebrated order which Gen. Hancock
ssu,d when taking command,
Rat in New Orleans and the south Gru.
'lwoock'- "allir," from the date he took
Tmaud were the readers Of the fallen con.
y The Hancock clubs of the south
""-rd of thi, class, He was thcir
j allied himself with them for
HnCrmCut
Fat Senator ingalls, .aid-all
Fed nan could make o.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Rrp k>ifE. an Indian chief Of Mrd'
al"icd cruelty and rcrOcity. while rai,ling
the frontiers and mHs-aciing The inhln.
ituts, captured beautiful white girl
MIRIAM DASE whom hr resolved To save
alive aud drGg tu his lair lie ulHo took
MIEIAMS parents alive, 50 as To- compel tn"
heroic grl tO obey him in order 10 save
them from torture,
krr CNRsoN, tile famousSro AMI indian
i!ghtcr. was warm friend uf the DtNE''.
and hr resolved 10 roscuc them a' all hnE
aids. liz knew l,Ep KNIFE's iicndi char.
rrirr aud fully and lrculy realized the aw-
iul fate which MIRIAM DANE would mot
Unless he should rosull' her Ills liun-lik"
suul was deeply aroused aud all his ~.
,VuulCd skill and cunning - q scout ami
Indian tighter we're displayed In tri"kin!
Erp KNirE down. The account -! The
varied and tragic incidents attending kiT
GACsON'S heroic Efforts TO save hiEiNM
DANE forms the most interesting, th" most
tDmantiy, and the most thrilling Indian
Stuiy which has ever been told since Amer
lea was discovered amd the contest between
the white man aud the rol man began.
RuuEHr BON>EE's sons. publishers ui ,ilh
New York irdJCr, are 81 confident Ji the
success Of Thu great story uf RcD kNifr: or
klT CArsu>'. lN~T TRAIL. that ih"y have
printed iur free distribution over two mil
Ion srmpl" copies OF the New York LciJCr
containing the opening chapters Of this most
wonderful Indian story, which are now be
ing distributed from house to liuus" IN this
city: and Huy person who has. not hal one ul
, these sampl, copies can get one free Of cN-
prnsr hy simply sending his name anl nd
dress To- the i,}y,r Office. nj the corner Oi
William aud Spr,icC streets, New York.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
I'll. Virginia Republican Convention.

I've lfstnlt
The Republican executive committee of
Vhgiuia has met and called convention Of
thc party To meet in Petersburg on the 18th
II May, for the purpose of selecting twenty
four delegates 10 the Republican National
t,t.vrutun, which is 10 he held IN Chicago
" j. unfortunate that the committee
which met in Petersburg had neither copy
Ui the rules and regulations adopted by the
!ast National Republican Convention nor the
rail- mad" hy the National Committee,
M)Iic! met in Washington on the Stil of De
"cmh"r last. for it /, to he presumed that If
lie committee had been in possession of
llc.r documents il wuUd not have l"Iih-
"rot"ly violated the party law.
Tie law i plain and easily understood.
Tie state convention has the right iu nam.
and instruct, ii il choose. to do So 6c io,U'
dt('gG',s .Io' fhc S'0tc al hUge. That done.
it, power ceases. Each congressional ts-
irict. in convention. has the right To maine
the two delegates 10 represent that district,
:,ud uriil"r The state convention nor the
state cuIumittc" cen deprive The districts of
this right. The attempt to do 81 i II bold
usurpati"n Of power unsupported by law.
II Was claimed IN the committee by some
"i the members who opposed It's action,
that the proposal 10 have the cutir" stat"
delegation named toy the state convention
was in tile interest Of II particular cdu.i-
date. II this i true, that candidate might
well a>k tu 'r saved from hi> friends, aul
'Hu de- II" wiser a"l than 10 rcpuiatr their
action,
HE congressional districts IN Virginia are
not luuud ly the action Of the stat" com
milt,", and should disregard IT, Each dis
tri,t should srl",, il two delegate, in il,
own C.I,cntiun. commission them, m>tru'
Ihim II Il rhuu."s toe de- -. and >'ui them
"a Chicago Dr!c9atr. selected in t,w
IHn.n,r VIII b" admitted 10 seats, Nhirn
yuliicy viii hr jruird ~ those selected hy
he state convention, except The lpm to
tlrtsrrt thr -lul" at lngr.
Tie action ii rhr Virginia committee can
IUt lc nd"r."i ly Republicans. II j. q
,wuttrr 81 regret I" every Republican. Il
w'ah'n> 'h" lHulN m Virginia aud mnkr, Il
possible nr the Democrat, to carry the
staff" 'ihr Republican, believe IN ob.,ry-
ny the laws, both uf Il" country aud party.
.,id nill npul,arr any attempt at hD,,~u
National Republican., 1888-03-31
THE INCURABLE
CURED!
lnrkIN,,ul.r, ~. Feb. n.

ilOrkIN>NHIr, Ky, Feb. -, 1885.
Gentlemen Seven yCurS ago II sore de.
N"!uEed on my nose from Il finger nail
scratch. ] tried q few simple remedies.
but the sore would not Yield | grew
worse every year for seven years. Many
Thought had Il cancer. over year ago
| commenced taking = :. -, and two
dozen bottles entirely cmre1 me. Whenl
After had finished the course oi 5. :. 81
was strong and blllynnt, aud had good
appetite, ! regard il rs most valuable
medicine. for ladies' IN weak, delicate
health II j. II household medicine with
me. Yours respectfully.
MRs r. W. WILSON.
SrAErNSBrEG. :. C.. April =, 1885,.
Gentlemen For twenty years | have
had 4 sore on my left cheek. II hal grad
ually been growing worse. The many
physicians whom | had consulted We're
unable 10 do mt any goOt Last fall
Il year ago began using :. j. AZ first
II inhamed the sore. AMI II became more
Nirulent than ever: 81 much 50, indeed.
that my family insisted that | should leave
on the medicine, ! persisted IN using the
= =. =. At the end Of two months the sore
Was entirely healed. Thinking that the
evil was out Of my constitution. | left
months after. u very slight breaking out
appeared. | n once began again on ). =.
:, and now that Is also disappearing.
have every faith ms : :. II has done
othcr medicines ever took. Yours truly,
\. Il. SnA%Ds.
WIN>roS. y. g., April IL, lss:.
Gentlemen Two az three years ago q
cancer came ON my face. II soon grew To
ht quite large. II wore on me, and my
general health was very poor. Last sep
trmbcrl began course of :. :, :, which
have continued tu the present time with
the hanpieSt result. The cancer has en-
tiely disappeared, there being no evi
drnrc or symptom Oi q cHncerOuS char
aCter left. My general health is good now.
and my appetite better than IL has been in
years. am ~ wears old, and to-day am
working in the field planting corn, Yours
truly, JuNAS LiMEBtCH.
GcnilemenI had sore ON my upper
lip for eight wears. Seven different doe
tors ATTEMPTED In vain To heal IL. one gave
me small vial for hve dollars. which
was certain cure" II il needless to
lay that II did me no good. About two
years ago became quite uneasy, a. people
thought had cancer, and look u course
Ut eighteen bottles Of :, =. :. The result
lIHs been a complete cure. The ulcer or
cancer healed beautifully, leaving scarcely
prlccptibe scar. From that day | have
heen In excellent health. the Specific haN-
ing purified my blood thoroughly, in.
creased my appetite. and perfected my
woman, and. best Of all. the eight year
ulcer is gone entirely. Yours sincerely
MIl~. W. L. CANNON.
Trenton, Todd CO., Ky, Feb, -, 1885,;
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free, I'M SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
DrnWprA Atlanta. t;.i,
National Republican., 1888-03-31

VIZ are GLAD iu know til.' tN" SrUl'" VIII
probably attach tu llr appropriation h'll an
item of SiDOOh for III" prosecution ur
work on the Potomac Hats. I,WrlIt be
worse than fr'l, luhaycthis work ,l,p'uirl
nr lack of az appropriation II We are to
iHl' great exposition IN H!thn completion
'r mi. r"tom.r Hats Improvement Is an al
."lu.r necessity. But it ought iu be- com.
rl,tod, anyhow. whether we have the EN.
pu.itiu ur not The Indifference that Con-
gic>- -h"w. ru the welfare of the only city
in the country directly under it, control is
.ma4iug II /, national scandal that We
havr such miserable bridge facilities, Til nc
is not another city in America that needs
LriGec iacilitic, Mt all that is not better pro.
N!G,d fer than Washington.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
AMONG THE COMMITTEES.

The drpoWdru' pension bin was again up
for consideration before III, House committee
on invalid pensions yesterday. but beyond an
informal expression of views uu the provisions
oi the I'LL ~ passed hy the senate no action
WAS taken The committee viii hold II Srccial
meeting Monday evening UrA, tu further rbu
>iu"r the hil
Ihr lluus" committee ul military afairS has
ordered q favorable report uh the senate bin
providing Tor the erection uI monuments at
Gettysburg battle field tu the memory of reg
um soldiers, and donating to the Grttysbur.
Monument Association thr iron Ir'lrr now SiIr-
bill tu"Nt"ud government aid tu state soldiers
Homes MH~ rviclIrl lu It subcommittee with
instructions lu prepare u favorable report,
tn" House committee ON invalid pensions
yesterday appointed subcommittee consist
lng "i Chairman Matsou ana Mc>SrS Walker
and Morrill, Ia take under consideration and
report to the mn committee ON the various
llIIS NOW h"i"le congress looking To the ne.
neal ui III" limitation clause fixing July I,
lSNl ~ lIn arrears ui pension act Of lS,O rs the
lnr ny which all claims iurari"ars uf pension
lHd 20 lr ulrd, Gen, Black, commissioner Of
pensions, ha> estimated that II will take be-.
tween S"on.cOO,w0 and S3OOHN,OOO to pay all
.hiinN lui arrears Oi pensions should the limi.
tWion claus" be- repealed,
The senate committee ON patents yesterday
cara argument on the application for an eX.
mot the liictlmrO Oi the BOn,ack cigarette
making machine patent. The cmattCriS exciting
considerable interest among patent attorneys
and inventors, for the reason That the decision
81 congress ~ this case may possibly involve
lhrpuhry 81 thc government with respect TO
ihccNttnSion ui patents in eases where patents
on Tue invention have also been taken ont in
l"lrlgn countries. MeSsrS, Norris and Whit.
man, attorneys, of this city, argued that the
fact that Bon'ack had taken ont patent on
his machine in Europe constituted n bar to an
rNtCnNlonoi his patent here while Mr, Strauss,
OF virginia, ana senator Daniel took a con
tlary view, ana argued In favor Of the cytrn.
sion Of The Iatcnt
National Republican., 1888-03-31

LAWYER SEwEii, uf New York. has iISi
come OFF virtorio,l, in Il suit ur more than per.
.unal interest, he discharged u woman vino
had been in his employ a. u house servant,
She claimed that there was more money due
her than she received and raised u i"tn9n.
with Mr. Scwcll in the library lerut hr3 "u'
Of the house and threw her down the >trIs.
She was injured by the fall AMI suel for sly
eco damages. The judge settled tlr case in
advance by instluctng the jury To tn" effect
that If the woman was making u disturbance
in the house after She had been disclr-rl she
was Il trcsrasscr and II she was thrown uni
II was hri own fault. The idly hul nothing
todo but bring in verdict tor the Defendant.
The decision j. an important on" ~ ht'pins Ia
fix the exact relationship between mG,;crunl
servant