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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-12

IF your Back Aches. or you are all worn out
GOOD for nothing, it is general debility
Browns Iron Bitters w II cure you, make you
strong, cleanse your liver, and give good APP
petite-tones the nerves.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-12
Hoods SarsapariIIa

and am glad to let you know what 1t has done
I Er me MRS. WILLIAM LoHR, 101 Van Buren,
Street, Freeport, ILL.,
Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
P1lls, assist digestion, cur headache.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-12

A good time to ask man for loan or other
'avor is just after he has had a good feed
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-12
The Only One Ever Printed.

Bad habits flourish where beans won
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-12

If you will be truly happy keep your blood
pure your liver from growing torpid by using
Beecham's Pills. rs cents a box.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-12

There is good reason for thinking that the
Indian is "a failure.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-12

Jfafpicted with sore eyes use DIR. IsaacThomp-
sons Eye-wate Druggists sell at Doc a bottle
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-12

These is a inch display advert isement in
this paper, this week. which has no two words
alik except one word. The same is true OF
each new one appearing each week, from The
Dr.. Harter Medicine Co. This house PHI aces n
Crescent" on everything they make and pub
lish. Look for 1t, send them the name OF the
word and they wili return you BOOK. EEAuTI-
TUL LITHoaRAPHs or SAMPLES FREE
Mr. A. B. Laforme, Boston, Mass, says: 81
ordered and distributed one dozen large bottles
Bradycrotlne among my friends afflicted with
headache, and in every case it has afforded
almost instantaneous relief" Fifty cents
The worst cases of female weakness readily
yield to DR.. swans Pastiles Samples free.
DIR. swan. Beaver Dam. Wis.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-12

Could Not Eat Vegetables
Dragged Along

ohtli Augustwhen began to take Hood S Sar-
Baparilla. In about week felt a little better.
Could Keep more food ON my stomach and grew
stronger. took three BOTTLES, am now perfect
" well, have gained Y pounds, am in excel
tent health. | owe all this To
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
Hughes OF all Ie.-en.os Fo-er d I'll A.- ~. ss7
R@H!a!i:,.;l! g! Bskias BsM5s,.
ABSOLUTELY PURE

laughs at.tGeir- fooIlShly seeking 10
conceal a want of substance.
This great evil turns. society mto
\ grand show room. Be>.de. the
absolute wrong in tue thnng,' It Is e
poor poorer and the rich more
ivariclous. Ii causes g'mos, every
one TO oveIllve. overdress. GvercGt
over act IN almost every hlhg that
will make a show.
1t is great root Of selt>hucSs, q
great weight OF oppression. great
burden OF woe and Is often the
cause OF a great cloud of despair.
Dec 70, % ). B ptuLlN
Wake Forest, y. (.
Dropping into one OF the literary
haIls at " axe Forest College Ieccut
ly. we heard compositions read hN
one section OF the roll, and We were
so we'll pleased with the productions
of the young. students. that We
asked the previlige of looking over
them. We havsjtaken the privilege
co print the foregoing and bave
others We may print. Editor DFM
OCRhT.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
A SAT. 7nH est,neRi.

Is one which ls guaranteed to
bring you satisfactory result, or
o case of lsilure a return Of puy-
chase price. On this safe plau yoo
caa puy from oar advertised Drug
2ist 8 bottle of Dr., Kings Na-' Dis>
covery f1r Consumption. il is
guaranteed 10 bring relief in every
case when used for any affection
of Throat, Lungs or Chest. such
as consumption lrfammat.on Of
Luogs. Bronchitis, Asthma Whocp-
ing Cough, Coup, etc, etc. 1t Is
pleasant and agreeable 10 tss'e, per
fectlg SAFE, oGd can al.sys be de-
pended upon.
Iris bottle. free st +, I. Whitehead
t Cus Drugstore.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
bucklen's Arnica Sa!ve.

Tie Best Sslve in the world fo
Cuts Brniscs, Sores, Ulcers, Ss''
Ehfam Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Chllhlains Corns, and 81
okln lEruption-, and positively cure
iii. :. or no pay required. 1t is guar
4ntee ln give perfect satisfaction OF
nOne refunded. Price 81. per box
For Sale by E.. 7. Whitehead d Ct
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
WHOLE WHEAT BREAD.



AS milk contains all the clements
OF nutrition necessary for child
| wheat bread and its conpenere.
oats. rye, etc. may be considered
| the representatives, of all human
| food, as these cereals contain al
! the elements for the nutrition OitLc
| body IN every stage of life. and
under all circumstances Of climate.
occupation, etc. But this Is tIue
only Of the entire grain, and not oil
the fine white -four after the grain
has been ground and carried
through the boiling cloth. In this
process the gram is we'll nigh de
prlved OF all its nutrltlvc properties,
| and its value as a food sacrificed to
the 1him of having white bread
| instead of wholesome, nutritious
| TODD. The whole grain does not
necessarily !ncinie the busk OF
! hraD: ani III some eases thus may
! be Objectionable-nOt on account OF
/ its color, but because OF it's rough
ness st!l. the wheat meal c)u~
| tanning the bran. IN the form oi
! Graham flour, Is useful IN some
cases OF constipation, and especially
! when tue food has consisted prlncl-
pally ef concentrated articles, such
as fine flour biscuits, light bread.
cakes, etc. SO far as color j. cons
cerncd, it is strange pelyersion OF
taste to prefer the dull white color
of bolted flour, TO the beautiful
golden or bronze color Of whole
wheat -four. if the product OF good
sound wheat. This color may way
somewhat, according to TIE kind oi
nu,-', hut any sound wheat meal 2,
whetuet I.on the white or red
variety, Is more attractive ~ ap
pearance to all unperVertcd eye,
than the white Oh bolted iiDur. Let
1t be remembered. always, that the
color is due to the nutrtiye proper
ties of the grain, and that inst sc
far as it Is deprived OF this color, L
that extent lts value as food l-
diminished In this cO.orlng ma
ter is contained tue phosphates
and nutrtlons of the body in ger
eral. and to the bouy ami nervous
. systems IN particular. And yet, II
, the face Of these incOutroNerti5l'
! facts, people persist III using tine
boited foul: instead OF appropi'a'
ing the food prepared tor them hk
, nature in the most attractive aus
) paIatable form, they % TO th,
, doctors, or dru. stores. and ar,
; dos.d with expensive, ani otter
/ necIes> rnurcnnd> ~ the nhy d"
,tiral,7,.h ,i,n~"hat..a. 'r.:.nr'"n.
pjr's<, Mt I"'f'i'". OBJ ,.'-
NoiA.Is - urpne-ur suraN >n.ctda
. couIse. not only DESTROY their o~i
health, out also iutct irrep plrablt
: injury on their ciispiug by deprl'
= lug them OF the natural food ptoVId
, ed for building W 'Lel honc>
muscles. bralu. and nerves Whll'
. such d mode OF IIyin1 = rcrs'>tcs
: il. lbe disastrous effects can TI"t 81
b. crunt-r,rtcd bN al the h""t"r.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

The rontu'4 n disorder,
'i't,r aet'4 on tie table,
Inv flower st=u1 upset, and the miss
chi, f II p>.i
ALA J0hoDN ia screaming
A .uud as he's anie :
For n,thtrs gors right WREN msm>
na'e a~ay.
Whist = scene cf discomfort and
c,Gfusios, houe would be If mamma
did ro' Tetun. II your wife is
sio~i: rtakin! duwn, from Gems
hination of domestic cares and
fo.n9le fisnr''er=, make it your first
nn.i5ess to restore Ter health. DR.,
p,trcs'4 Fa7orlte Prescription is
wnt.cut & peer as remedy for
fseble and IehllItate1 women, and
is tbs uuly medicine for the clas~
o. ruasa;i.as koown Us female di4-
! se..es which is sod uuder q pos
tive yusrantse from the manu'stt~
urers tnat it will give satisfaction,
or money Will be refunded. II It
posliivp ru.e Enr the most com H.
rr;r.9 .9sc2 . ~0 n t.C-!,cs
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

"Well, hotel g-est las legs
rights. He has right to protec'
his life. Here's revolver and here,
box Of cartridge Ether chang
ne to anothe rroon, or III sit herr
AID 6-a e"e-r one of these bullers
into that bed |"
lie changed De. he grow led
ohout klckcrs and acted put ou',
rut next lay all the rooms on thsi
hpo- were properly Inspected, aud al
travellers for the next three months
owed me debt OF gratitude.
Thirty o' as, men aud women,
we're dumped oct on platform at 3
-ailroad junction In Illinois to wall
:~enty- I've minutes for the Other
rain. 1t was cold aud rainy. here
was 20 fire 10 the depot stove. There
sas only one smoky old lamp TO see
~. The twenty five minutes slips
3ed sway. hat tbere was no train.
\ quarter of an hour later | raped
It the ticket window. The depot
gent. was IN aud after a long delay
npened the sash.
II. She tram late7" | asked.
Al 1t isn't on time then it's late,
isn't it, be replied in sur.y
manner.
How late Is the tram?
Il dunno"
well. find out !"
he slammed the sash down on ne
out | knock until he raised 1t again
4nd demanded In an ugly voice
shat in Davy Jones | wanted.
IL don't take orders froU pas
sengetsr' he cnrtIY replied as be
lowered the sash again.
Three minutes later the six Of
GS W AD Hau otOOu III iIu 9
sad fred a rolly In his house just
above bis head. Up went the sash
And he called:
Nh-uhat is it?
"lps about that train -
Its an hour ana a half late
"Oh it il: What about the fref
II Dunno
"All ready. gentleman Take aiu; /;
6- !"
"Good heavens what do you
maan2" he shouted.
"We wunt you to build fire.
Either come >ut or We continue
shootlng!'
He cane out and started FIRE.
He also cleaned and lighted Two
lamps. He also got Us a pitcher
and showed Us q barrel Of new cider.
md his interest in our welfare was
something touching. lie kept us
p ,ated on the train every fifteen min
utes until it arrived, aud it was
plainly evident to turn over new
leaf.
Oae night al g hotel IN gn Indian.
a town the miQ1itOes cama into the
window in such clouds that | bad
to get Up snj drcss. N"xt morniog
| sait to the landlord:
Il wlll pay you for t~o meals,
bat not for lodglng. Ii was your
duty 10 have provided against any
nuisance that might make ne UT
c ,uf1rtah!e, hut you did not do It,"
"Bat yoaIl have TO pay" be replied
Il shall to!d your baggage"
Then III get O writ Of replevln.
He attached md | repleviued
teen we hcd g lawsuit. 1t cost Ine
four days time sna so, trt ! beat
him on the point had .aistd. Hs
called me Kicker ani mean mar
and warned me never 20 come tc
;lis hotel again Int be slsp went slo
got mosquito bars for every bee
toom. aud sIl futarc gnests got th'
beaetiL Of NV kick.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

he MAY BE DIsLIKED, BUT
He BECOMES PUBLIC
eENEFACT0R.
Kicking Sometimes Pays.
Nv, Quad, i'll the y. Y. Wurld.j


world with meek ond humble spirit
VIII get regularly fittened out ard
broken in two at least once q month.
OA the contrary. whoever saw &
chfo"lc Kicker wno diGn't live on
the fat Of the land and have fro7t
-ea' overvwhare.
I've net lots of kickers in my
line; sni I never vet eav Que Who
Vas personally selish. When be
kicked it was for the gooi Of the
"nblle. l dou't "meet up" with oue
oftener than once week, bat I'd
Ike to visit and compsre notes vi b
three or four per day. I hereby il
e'te every conscientious AID we'll
meaning Kicker in the United States
"ho happens to come TO New York
to give me 3 call and be prepared to
stay at least three honrs and smoke
half dozen cigars.
Take my case for irstance. The
we're twenty Of Gs In an Erle railroad
sleeper. just as the car conductor
got drought coughing a cough that
stFnn2 out along the track for ff,een
~ile", and jnst after the porter had
banged bimself tired, man IN upper
No. 6 begsn to snore. OGt .: the
twenty passengers one suore1 to
Keep the other nineteen awake. It
lot ked selfish, l waited for awhi, g,
out the Nineteen grOwlef around aud
ct it 60 at that. Then | got up and
weLt down TO No. s and reached ~
for the mans hair. When be awo.. c
said:
'See here, cir, your snore :"
Nv ell, it's my saore, isn't it? he
replied.
at is, aud we don't want any Of 1t.
This is sleeping car. We pay ex-
ira because We hope to sleep. You
huve no right to deprive as Of that
ptnllege -
What are YOU goiuy to do sbout
~
"fou either stop snoring or I'll
negIn singing. Ill csn't sleep YOU
,nan't. I've cot lust as much legal
right 10 sing as yop la,e,o spor. ,,
lie growl.d and bluster%i arouna.
nut be ceased TO srore. | don't
Nuuw mhetber he to,k ria ro.e of o.
flei it u. nut h.s wi;d bazlo no
!nnper ,nnovedu,
last sprinc 81 bocoaoc ,uan throw
~, trunk eff ,;x waco, - f-rc, -, .
pa,iadein,,,a note} ard hn.;,a;> H.
t-,,. Off .,nu,n,, aeI .4oo.3 lo.r,n,
9. the wr.,k uslr o, borr lst.r
s..,to3 - n ,;, ,,o ,ao, ,
so;I.
r. ~ ao., -. -, ,,,..
n>>,bat fo-1,
tEor .,.,..t,,,,,, ,-,,-l J., fr,n,
.,,,. ,cn,;oaa,.1.,
r, ,;,.,a
=, , nt ,. ,oo,a
s.. ,b .,
l,', ~
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
An a rtrr MicHIgan.
Timely Thoughts,
- oGIan S work J

(W oGIan'S work.
i-a'J there q great deal to think
~ IN this matter of tue treatment
we give 10 strangers? We too often
;use sIght of the Bible truth that we
,nav enGef sin aUge.s unawares,
" fnr4et how we would wish to
be 'se-,t 4, # positions were rever>
SD. Aod ~ho can tell that post>
,ons wi Lct he reversets Mar,
with All hls achievements, has never
feHChei a >tage of succass at which
be could calculate on the morto..
After Gr, o3cnpatior. social posi-.
ton. amman achievement, are large>
ly the re>nlte OF circumstances. No
one mas The tte ri2ht to sccrn a
hrOthec man be, ause of bis stst.on
in D:e' l. the bigger had be, q
gwen the hauket's oTporturi'ies.
D. might he bct.er gan than tie
banker. IN ths other hsnd, the
banker had all throd:s, hi, life known
poverty ard contaminstioC, abuse
and temp aticr, it is oy 10 mvans
certain taat he ~ou!d br heggs'
rat tier tilac "A rOhber.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

Itch on human and horses ana a!
Dimals cured in 80 minutes by Nool>i
orj's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by f. T. Whitehead / Co.'S Drug.
store. Scotland NJ *. y g. 10aIr
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

' - IN - IL '--'e !'4-'.t - -
ousos. eplnts. sweeney, hing woitn
titles. Sprsins, and Swollen Through,
Coughs, Etc. Save so by use Of Ole
bottle. Warrauted the moSt wonder. ul
Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by Z. l.
Whitehead & Co., Druggists, Scotland
Neck. \. G. 10 | ",
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

was lbsir way L'i theS couidn' t
oelp if, but l sent for the landlord
aod said:
"rhis led is infested. | want TO
>. cl.srsed to another rcom.'
sonr1y, sir, bat we are Ill full -
he replied.
"N lien 5ou assigned Inc room it
was tsici,ly understood that vas to
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-17

| Uncle Silss was very honest and piou,
old colorcd man who preached on Sun
days and bad agreat Influence for good
upon the Others 10 the settlement. Dur
ing one OF his revival seasons, among .
dozen or so ut the mourners bench was q
black boy called Eph, about twenty years
old and for Q leDg time unregentrAted. Tn.
Gle Silss was greatly r,i)iced to see him
come forward, and ut once wen, to him.
Eph was crying,
llsint no use in my comm up, he sob,
bed. Use siDned away de day OBJ grace.
No. you ain'', brudder, protested Uuch
s lac. You am de kline what de Lord Wal 10
to save. All you got to do is to glib up
sin.
I'se dun dat. Uncle Silas. sobbed Eph.
but dey ain no ssIvstion for me.
Yes, dey is. toe, b ney. Dey amt NJ
sin so black dat hit sint washed white a
snow.
done stole fou chickens las week, COM
fessed the penitent.
Dhrs oil fuegih, Eph'm.
But dem two was you'n. Uncle Silas.
Dem fat pullets you lowd so much sto by
Uncle Silas
What dat? exclaimed Uncle Slas sud
denly
Dem las two wuz yo' pullets. Uncle Si'
las. sobbed Eph.
Uncle Silas became solemn and stern.
/ reckon. Eph m, be said slowly. your
case needs advisement wild pra'r. IIsint
sho dat we wanter oe clutterin up de
kingdom OBJ hebben wild chicken thieves,
an you better eisy right on de mo,ner
bench till de meetin am done. sn We kin
dsz,mine yonr state OF things for peertick
"a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-17

In the wilder parts OF South America
you can bag deer or wild hog almost
any day. ifyou set wisely about it; but
months may pass without even the sight
ofa tapr; though you may be in their
haunts continually. You see plenty OF
unmistaksbls thrse toed tracks. aud nov
and again you may hear t,pirs moviag IN
the forest not lespiny through openings
between the vines add branches as deer
does, nor pushing the brush aside like q
jagusr, but crushing their way by sheer
strength, witt great crackliag Of twigs.
Il is almost useless 10 follow tracks or
sounds ;clnmsy ss the auimsls appear they
can race through the underbrush faster
than dog can follow. and they sre so keen
Of sight and scent. aud 80 prone TO conf
cealment, that eveo the most experienced
hunter rarely catches sight OF one 10 the
isytime. unless by accident The best
plan Is TO lie 10 wait for than, ss the 1.-THE
and crafty j,gur does. by their drinking
and wollo~ing places, aud this mast be
doue at night. ] may as well add here
that tapirs ore common oil over tropical
South and Central America, except the
thickly settled regions aud the Pacific
,osst Naturalists distinguish several spe
lies. differing mainly 10 siz, and the strnc
ture OF the bones but they are much alike
All go singly, or in bands OF two or three,
md feed on fruits and leaves
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-17

The fact that in the United States s'
least billion dcllars passes yearly from
the pockets OF the rumidrinkers into tb'
pockets OF the rumsellers should command
the thoughtful consideration Ct ell righn
minded. intsIlieent. patriotic citizens; and
this fact is but one small item 10 the csis'
loeue OF evil results that follow this enor'
nous expenditure . nearly equal 10 amou n
to the ns'i nal debt. While one billion
dollars Is large sum OF money 10 b,
worse than wasted yearly the crime,
wretchedness and poverty entsiled thereby
are beyond computation 10 dollars and
cents. The rum drinkers pay the billion
dollars voluntary tax; the tax payers have
TO meet the expense ebtnlsd upon the
state by the psuperism. vice and crime
which follow.
On the one hand, II is perfectly clear
that there would be no liquor made and
sold il there were no den msnd for them for
people who drink. Ga the other, II 10
equally clear thst the saloons TO be found
every here operate 10 constantly renew
the supply Of drinking men. and that tb'
act ss recruiting stations for the vast army
Of unforiunstes who go down yearly Ito
drunksrd's graves. Hence the two sides
Of the problem ss presented 10 the people.
Ga the one hand the saloon men say thai
they are simply supplying demand. and
tbsi, as long - tbst demsnd exits, They
hsve 81 much rigtt II supply the demand
for food, or clothing, or other articles
daily consumption. Ga the other band
,he friend. OF temperance poi1t TO the f.'
that the ssloon simply caters 70 8 vice. snc
not - iegitimsie need OF the people. snn
that public policy demsnds its soppres
zion. the came ~ plsc . which cst'r u
other vices. such as l.eh,rg aud gsmhling
are suppressed
Az 10 the position of the saloon keep'r
the distiIs tiOn IL elefr that be IL not hupI
plying any necessary or proper Ssrt "
anyone. What he sells ia 40 iiiorf. DOT
bepeGi, 10 the foolish rurcbs-.r Tbh
view OF the subject is taken by tbesnprem'
court Of The unned States, which 10 tb,
c.liforpia case couple efyests sgr. drss
. clear line Of distinction between the ss
loon snd ether occupations i, declares
thsi the saloon only eIi.t' up1n evil 10 lie
tendelcis aud .obssrves DO real necessity
Of the people, that Il msy be isIed TO sny
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-17
nsw w.,ish. .sm. ua,hsa.

Wnen give the ~or Julia, you 80 rcam
aud faint
she aud he wete standing l,mmei in
mob With barrier OF Opaque fat men in
front aud goodoss. Knows how manv be
hind. on the day Of the Colamhu ceebra,
t,cn. Thsy vented "a a., ~bers they
could see.
Julia bldad her time, ,nd when the sig-
nal came she 8opped ,vr into her es,
oort's arms Give nie AR. an che eraepi
ea.
There ~ssm commption NJ once. aud
space was cleared that would have SLOWED
the pair TO m,rch to the trout aud t.ke
np their position with apiRsle which was
their programmo. Ih'I,~efe about to do
this when an embulence tat had been
signsled dashed mp. 4 they we're both
bundled i1ioit
fou can { b. too particular about thess
cholera cases,faid the surgeon with wink
Ia better take yon both alo iur inepoc
ton. And they saw no more of tho par
ade.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-17

The daashtsr OF the late W. J. Kiosc,
performed al act Of cool bravery 10 Den
Yer the other might She saved her pet tbs
family horse, from burning 10 death. The
scene OF the nrs Was the stable adjoining
the costly rssisenee at eleventh svenus snd
Pearl street, belonging b. the kinsey O.,
tste. where live the sou aud daughter With
hoasekeeper and ooaehman. Miss Ne,,is
kinsey returned from . DAYS visit 10 Man.
isou. She was accom- panied home By tso
Young friends, and al sl5. when they
reached the house. they found II loc ed, 4,
The youug ladies we're afraid 10 attempt 10
entsr the house bya window, and Miss
kiDssy concluded 10 wake the cosohfnsn,
Arthur George, whose sleeping room was
10 the barn. When abe approached she
sas apprised by the smell ~ smoke and
the heat that the bArn was on tire
Quickly the Young lady recosnia,d he
gravity OF the situation Sne thought Of
the family horse "a valuable snimi
standing in his stall Graz "a with fright,
shils the smoke aud h.mss were nearly
snveloping him. Giving the alarm to her
friends, the brsvs little lady broke the
window with her umbrelh and climei ~
regardless VI wounded aud bleeding flo
gers. She rushed thr)ush the binding
smoke TO the door which she unbured
raen stripping of her Ikrt, she blind
folded the frightened horse aud e him
10 the open air. BY this time the screams
,f the young Ia les bad brought crowd
10 the scene. aud some one had turped ia
10 alarm, Tue fire. department quickly
sad the flames were subiued
before the building was wholly destroyed.