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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06

Test all things by Chri,rs approval oi
them. Proving what l. well pleasing unto
Ihc Lord That, according TO the natural
construction OF tue Greek, Is the main way
by which the Apostle conceive, that his getl-
ernl commandment Of walking A. children
OF the light is 20 be carried out You do ir
u, step 10y step, aud moment by moment,
and to every action of lilc you apply this
standnrd-pOcs Christ like it, Does il
p ease HIM When that test Is rigdlv lp-
pied, then, and only then, will yOu walk As
becomes the children OF the light.
10, then, there Is a standard-not what
men approve. not what niy conscience
partially illuminated. may say is permissible
not what IL recognized ~ allowable bv the
common maNinls OF the world round about
u.s. put Chtsts approval, How different the
hhrd, stern, and often unwccOmed pre-.
scriptions of law, hnd rigidity pf some stand.
irus OF right, become when they are changed
lhto that Which pltaseS the Divine Lord and
Lover. surely II Is something blessed that
lhe hhrd' cold, and 10 such large extent
poweress conception, OF duty or obligation
snail De changed into pleasing Jesus Christ
ana that 50 our hearts shall be enlisted in
the service of our cOusCicuces. and love shall
be glad to do the BelOyed's will There are
many ways by which the burden of ifes
JDHg"tlons Is lightened 10 the Christian. /
10 not know that any Of them Is more pre-,
eious than he fact that law is changed into
lils VIII. And that we seek 10 do what i right
because IL pleises the Master. There i, thg
Standard DR.. MaClareu.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06

There are 10. so Juveniles in tue rsrorn,-
tories OF the United States.
There are 1900 place, ia Franc, where
liquor Is sold, 2I,OJ OF wdica ar. l1,at,l ia
Paris.
Russis's daily drink bill /, sail to am,u,t
To sl 5000 and Russia ~ conlrOnt,l with
famine.
The Ediubursh School B)irl have agree
q iutroducs temperance teaching into their
schools.
The wife OF Francis Murphy. tho t,m,sr.
ance lecturer, Is an enthusiastic in her nus,
bands WORK aud IS almost constantly ,yitb
him on his travels.
The polyglos petition OF the w. c. T.. u
asking the rulers OF til, world To pro ilpis
the liquor traffic, has l. IL, 7jj signatures anI
is twelye miles long
Says Prohibition pape9: "rber, are "a.
loonSeepers whD have made nun lrsds ot
widows. No such terrible in lic5msnt can
ever be drawn against temperaac, man
In London, the arrests Tor drunkenness ara
at the rate Ot one Tor every lTJ inhlbtanU4.
IN Birminghap. one for ljj. m Man,hs,ter
one for seventy-twc, ana IN Liverpool, one
for tirtY.
The Sailors Temperance H1m,, Scanli-
nayian, Brooklyn. has setertaineI since il,
established six years ago ~, 21O sailors. The
society's building iund no" reaches the sum
OF S24S2. 49,
The New York Barteniers' Union ba,
fined several OF its members tor Getting
drunk. These craftsmen are evidently
among the class OF doctors who do not be.
heye in taking Their own mGd.c,ne.
Lldy Henry Somerset dec ares that not
even John h. Cough or Dwight l.. Moody
was received in England with greater en-
thusiasm than Miss Fran,is L. Willard,
President OF the Wouan's Christian Temper.
ance Union OF the United States.
Temperance puts coal on the fire. meal In
the barrel, flour in the tub, money In the
purse, credit in the country contsntment in
The house. clothes on this children, yigor iu
the body Intelligence ia ths brain. and
spirit IN tho whole constitution. Poor
Richard.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
TEMPERANCE.
IT'S TRUE AS rRurn

us TRUE AS TRUTH.
Ny boys, come listen while teach
A lesson true as truth,
A lesson that you all should learn
By heart In early youth.
us this, there's nauyht upou the earth
That hapless homo can cheer,
Where but five cents l, spent Tor bread
10 fifty cent, for beer.
The wife and mother, though she bs
As patient as the best,
Wears on her face LOOK that telis
Of nights unknown to rest
The children shiver oft with col',
And tremble oft with fear,
Where but five cents is spent for bread
To fifty cents for beer.
The holidays bring but fresh grief,
Fresh want. anu added care,
And while, around IL, happy song,
And laughter fill the air.
The sound of curses, sighs and sob5
Is all that one can hear
Where hut five cents is spent for breai
To fifty spent for beer.
Aud boys, beg you. let my words
On fruitful soil be sown.
SO when you've left your boyhooTs days
And are TO maphood grown.
NO one can speak OF home you'vs made
AZ places poor and dreir,
w here hut five cents Is spent for bread
10 hfty spent for beer.
--Slcrcd Heart Review.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
AFAMoUs CAREER ENDED.
SRs ". v. TAYLOR, \ sKlLLFUL on srECULA-
= TON, DEAD THE RESULT or SAfL.

SRs ". v. TAYLOR. \ sSILLFUL or srEcULA-
~ TON, DEAD. THE RESULT or RAIL.
ROAD ACCIDENT.
Mrs. NJ. V. Taylor. famous rs the first
women TO engage In the oil well supply
business, died at the Monongahela house,
Pttsburg on Monday. Her death Is atiri
buted TO injuries sustained on the Washing.
ton branci OF the Panhandle last July. Her
suit against the railroad company was to
have come up Tuesday morning. The case
was postponed.
Mrs. Taylor arrived in Pit,sburg on the
18th of the month from Cambridge Springs
and went to the Allegheny General hospit-
nj. subsequently she took up residence at
the Monongahela house and would
have gone on to Washington. where her
suit for $50, 900 against TIE Panhandle Com
pany was TO be heard. The accident hap.
pened on the Bird OF July. The conductor
oi the train was trying TO make a "hying'
switch. and in the jolt that followed Mrs.
Taylor's spine was seriously injured. She
leaves three children Mamie, Edith and
George Mrs. Taylor YVES only in her Seth
year.
The deceased lady was known throughout
che country for her courage in entering
such business undertaking as the oil well
supply trade. She prospered, however. and
from her offices in the Fidelity Title 4
Trust building did business of over 500.
900 year. Her first exper ence in the bus
iness was while she was acting as bookkee
er for an oil well supply house. She dis,
covered that there was shortage Of cast
ings in the country and set to work to eth.
er buy up or obtain options on the entire
supply. being assisted in funds by n favor
able turn in \ speculation in the oil market.
BY this mean she effected corner aud was
siJa,o. dictate 7riees rss;lor -thfp.
good at contracting in the field as her male
competitors
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
ABE BUZZARD PARDONED.
THE NOTORIOUS LANCASTER OUTLAW RICO,
MENDHD TO EXECUTIVE CIFuyNCY

the NOTORIOUS LANCASTER OUTLAW RECON.
MENDED TO EXECUTIVE CLENyNCY
HARRISBURG. The Board Of Pardons has
recommended executive clemencv To Abe
Buzzard, who was for many years "a terror
tothe people of portions ofLancaster county.
lie committed many robberies and was
known rs the welsh Mountain Outlaw. 4"
The recommendation is based upon the fact
that Bnzzard has served all OF the time
without Communication for which lie was
sentenced on any crime that he actually
committed. besides a term for Jail breaking
aud has already serve 81 years in addition
for the oiense of which after discovered
evidence satisfied the board that hc was not
guilty. This conclusion OF tthe board is
based on confession of one of the prin-
cipal witnesse. against him that she periur-
ed herself, and the discovery OF the actual
perpetrators of the udene who acquitted
BuzIard of all completely. The board also re-
commended the pardon of James 5. Dugan.
cashier OF the Bank of America, convicted
or embeZGlement
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06

true enough, my beer Is all right 'NVeH
give me a bottle u take home" II, gays
me bottle of lquit breai took IL I , DR..
Ssmue.son, an analytical chemist aud said
10 him, ii waut you u tell ms how mucn
bread there - In thts bottle Hs smslt /.
ami said ''t's be'r.' "So. no" / sail. ''lr,
liquid bread" We'll" he said ~ Won
come again IN a wees. I'm tell YOU all about
IT, He charged me three gutnsIs lLtuyn.
teri lna weak's time | went ~ know all
about the liquid breli The h-,t tlins abol.
u was that there was 93 per cent %: water.
llAu shterl "lts hquit auyaps." I sait.
%sN pass thai Rem wei Ltu shtar
Vow lets 90 on To- tue breii' Alcohol,
IEe per cent "Nral 4, alcohol / suit,
There's the dictionary. you cm turn Do ~
Tor yourself urnel a. up AMI foulI
alcohol described aS powerful uarclsi,
POISON Well / Thought. "fni, I, IN,
queerest description OF brett I eyer ren IN
my life Laughter Tnsu n, ,uye me =,
number OF small pirc,ntts1, ot cu-.ou,
thing, which he hai pus carefully down on
each corner Of plecs Of wli-e plu,". aud
wnich amounted % abou. uItr,e- OF A
th'mbletul OF dirty lo1SIus powder. Tnl-
was the breid-l !reit Ian inter -,wo per
cent. And thers would not 10, ~ much as
that, Said Dr. lmualson. ''t % W .ra B.,,.
or Allsops. rus II uad b,a..r - -, m.
better the beer the les, Drea / tn.rs i,in it,
certainly IL i the business D. tla brewer u
get the bread out OF II, not % put bread lntl
u. IGi' Is the simple scentu.cs truth with
resard 10 beer, aud the case {, stronger with
regard % wine ami spirits rhers i, no
nourlshmsnt in u all. Science tell, Won 50.
Experience tells you 30. H. hl, 10 u.s Tor
Tue human body either As food Or meIic.n..
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06

u was s'id At the memorial meeting ~,
Willard AlumnT a. Troy, y. T.. that th,
best of woman's life j. often after fiftv
when the wall of humanity grows as pi.
thrtic In her ears a, once did the cry OF her
own children
But cultivated Intellect alone d1c- not
make her ast days her best "Not harder
with thy polish grow, say- Whittier. and
hardness d, Incompatible with iuyrIincss Of
character or person. Cultivated mental
powers heightened by moral excellence give
"A per.pnal lotclincs, tfau-cending thar oi
youth, however great that man may have
been. she grows more beautiful every dhv.' -
was said of Alice cary after ufiy. Mr..
Emma W Hard had = finer presence AZ sixty
than ut twenty She carried 10 her majestic.
bearing and the lofty expression OF her in.
telleciual face the record OF her bencHc,ui
life.
IL was not possible 20 associate the usual
ideas of female age with Nil, Mary I,ou.
At hfty Il was IIrasure To- look upon her.
The most undiscernIng coud perceive the
supreme excellence Uf her spirit ~ it ilIu.
mined her beamiGg face liNe the ight Of a
lamp shining through "A deira,c.y.'iuird
shade
And there are faces .ikc the lamvs of the
foolish virgins whose light had gone out.
The oil needed replcnishing. Their voice,
have wall lik" Shakr-psurc'S witches
"DOube, double toll and trouble"
The Inevitable tendency OK cultivated
mind, OF high thought. b. .I carry youth
through life making 90. r'hu.iasms ~
early years an impelIius momentum 10 high
achicycments IN advanced H-p. Aud when
the trained mind aud nhiuuthrUp'" heart
are cOusccratcd by the religion uf Jesus, the
face becomes like stephen s-"As 10 had
been the face Of ~ angel - >e.ected.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
A RESOLUTION QUICKLY ronnrp.

"ren mouths ago | quit drinking anl
since then not dram OF liquor has pas.e
my lips, said Frank Llwler ex-E 'pre,en.
tative from the Secont District of Illinois,
recently To tns Wash n gton News
ut happened at that time that prom.
inent temperance aovocate. with whom
was intimately acquanty,d AMI wnoss wife
had recently died called at my house He
was more intoxic itei than any mar I had
ever before seen and was a sp elm sn OF the
utmost human degradation.
''The sight made such an impression on
me that said TO nv wife Ma. II whisky
does that for him. us Likely 20 do the same
for me some day.
Toe resolution never 20 drink liquor
again sucSly formed in my nina. ani iron
that hour | have not touched II. IL was
pretty hard at first, a. made a good many
speeches during the campaign through the
mining district OF my state. but, athou ,h
I've had 70 resist n great deal pf cO-&luJ
from the toys, rn all right 50 LAT"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06

In 1890 Robert a. Wilson. a farmer: Of
Clay county. Ala. was plowing In his field
and turned up t6 OCO in s2O gold pieces John
l.. Wilson. relative brought suit for the
money in behalf OF Wilson llarkins, who
has been dead for ten years. ho being Hsr-
kins' administra'or Iarkins owned the
farm on which the money was found The
decision is for the finder Of the treasure.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
Somewhat Eccentric.

Charles Lambs dear old book ish
friend George Dyer could never be
got to say an i'll word, even OF the
vilest miscreant. "Come now,
George" said LamD one day, on teas.
ing intent snow what do you say OF
Williams" civilians was the Rat.
elf! Highway murderer, the Jack the
Ripper OF his day, celebrated in De
Quinceys "Murder as a Fine Art. y
swell, Mr. Lamb" replied Dyer, II
must admit he was a somewhat CO.
centric character"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
KEYSTONE STATE CuLlINGS
TWO rArAL AcctpENrs.

BrrHLrmrx--JohnH Heglcy. brakeman
on the North Pennsylvania road, while try.
ing TO board his train fell under the wheels
and was ground to pieces. Begley was p
wears old and resided in Philadelphia.
James Winters section hand on the Della.
ware. Lackawanns & Western railroad was
struck by a passenger train and almost in.
stantly killed. He stepped out OF the way
of coal train in front Of the passenger
train. lie was about 40 years old
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
RELIGIOUS READING.
TRUST IN GOD.

1NOSt IN GOD.
Leave God 10 order all thy WAYS,
....A And hope IN Him whateer 6etiie:
Ihout hni Him IN the evil days
An all'suhicient strength aud guide.
Who trusts In Gods unch singing love,
Builds on rock which naught eau movo.
what can these anxious cares avail,
These never-ceasing moans and sighs,
what can It help us to bewail
IL 'ch painful moment rs II flies?
our cross and trials do but press
Ihe heavier for our bitterness
Only your restless heart keep still.
Ana wait in cheerful hope content
To take whatc'er His graciou, will.
=, His all.dcscrying love, hath sent;
Tor doubt our inmost wants are known
10 Him who chose us for Ills own.
lie knows when joyful hours are best,
lie sends them as He sees u meet;
"hen thou hast borne its fiery test,
Ana now art freed nom all deceit,
He comes to thee all unaware.
Aud makes thee own His loving care.
Nor In the beat OF pain nnd strife.
=. Think God hath cast thee OIL uuhcard:
Nor that the man, whose prosperous life
Thou cnyiost, j. OF Him preferred:
Time passes aud much change doth bring,
ana sets bound TO everything.
All are alike before His face:
- lis easy for Our God Most High
10 make the rich man poor aud base.
-. 10 give the poor man wealth ,ud Joy.
True wonders stil uf Him are wrou.h
Who seiteth up aud brings to uaught
Sing. pray, and swcrvc no, from III. way,
but DO thine own tart faithfully:
Trust His rich promises Of grace,
So shall II be fulillcd IN thee;
God never yet forsunk ~ need
The soul that trusted Him indeed.
-lGcosge Ncdmafk.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
"A srNsIniE INSIDE

The Catholic Club in Coiu nbu'. Oii1.
went 20 the wall because Bis1op Watter.on
could not consent TO tho ey,stsncs ot bar
or buffet. IL sincerely regret said ths
Bishop in a public sermon "that ths project
has fallen through, but II the snil ot li1uor
was essential to the sue 'pss ot the club | re-
joicc nt the failure. A buffet would or
would not pay. II IL did not pay, too littls
liquor would be sold 20 make L. worth hay.
ina. IL 1t did pay, too much liquor would
be sold To make II safe place Tor tls
young"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
rHE cHIEE suFgRAEas.

The bigger the tax, the bigger the bribo
TO the Government. The bigger the :ax.
the bigger the profit to "ths trade" The
bigger the tax, the poorer tbs stuff that tho
drinker consul mes. hut what does it alt
matter? II - the drunkards poor wife anil
children who suffer. aud who. aided by tue
moral portion Ot the community, pay the
bills. Westerly Tribune.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
TWO LITTLE TouoHs
Given 40 Year Sentences in Chicaso for
Highway Murder

Two Chicago boys-one II. the other is
years Of age-were given 20 year sentence,
In the penitentiary for murder. The young.
eris William Bunk. the other John r
Luveine. The crime was the murder OF
Albert Eckroth on the nigh, of May Is. One
OF them pushed n revolver into Eckro,h's
face while the other attempted to seize bis
watch. Eckroth resisted and was shot d.sd
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
Pittsbure Tim, For Ohio

The Taylor law,adopting central standard
time as legal time in Ohio. went into efec,
April /. state Supervisor Of Elections 8.
NJ. Taylor issued a proclamation that all
polls will be opened and closed at the cleo
ton on April according to tho new order
of tmr
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06

BAUER AND KSoLD WILL SERVE THEIR TERMS.
PmLAprLraiA.-The supreme Court re-
fused to grant special aloca,ur in the case
OF Anarchists Henry Bauer and Carl Mold,
of Pit,sburg BY refusing to grant the
special alloeatur the Supreme
Court confirms the conviction and sentence
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
opvAr MAPLE SUGAR YIELD.

BEAVER FAL.s.--Farmers of Lawrence
and Beaver counties report that the maple
syrup product this season breaks the record
OF many years Since the season began the
sugar camps have been running night and
day. The abundance of the sap and its
unusual sweetness is attributed to the ex.
ceptionally cold winter.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
TRAMPED By CATTLE.

MRS JOHN PRICE NIT DEATH IN TER.
RlBLR FORM
sHARoN-Mrs. John Price met horribl.
death here. She had gone to milk the cow,
~ the barnyard and not returning. a search
discovered her mutiated corpse in the cat.
te YARD, tramped almost out of recognition
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
A Wealthy Bessar Arre.,.a.

Al 81. Paul MINI, Joseph Sutter wa, ar.
rested Tor begging aud found TO have t2l,
5OD on deposit in New York besides a
greasy old wallet on his person, which con.
tained SlSi in cash.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
THE REVENGE oFA NISys

sHAhoKlN; ;---Because Patrick Ford 4 min.
ooss nt Natalie, made a mistake in turning In
couple ot Hungariah's time last month,
one OF them, asyet Unknown, crushed his
day night, and with confederate, carried
Tue remains to Ford's home in order To
make II appear that he had been thrown
from horse. No arrests have been mad.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06

-rHy New York Tunes has been sold TO a
syndicate OF which It's editor George r.
Spuncv is a member and which also in
cludrs Governor Flower and several other
wealthy gentlemen for $3.50. 900.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
A village DESTROYED bv F,re.

Nearly the whole Of the business portion
Of Bariolph. Ill., was destroyed by fire The
total loss will reach s3ooJo The fire
started IN hardware store from a defective
Nue
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06

JESS-TD be- safe q young girl
should keep her heart under lock ami
key JacE fanrlci most NJ them
did keep 10 az the bottom oy their
chests -yuip,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
or noY snoors Axp KILLS ANOTHER.

HooKsrowS.-0n Saturday evening, vii.
liam McPheeters, boy, while attempting to
shoot a dog. shot and almost instantly kill
ed William Poe. i2.yearold son Of O. W
Poe a we'll known citizen
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
"LIorID RRENn.r

w. =. Caino, VI. F.. in recent temperance
address at BSingstoke. England, reierrs
as follows TO the subject o; Liquid breai:'
remember oncs seeing over n public house
door ia Livsrpool - "(ioot ats i, LIQUID
br~"''- went into the house. aud saij.
r. IL .,-c1,,s. '..-Yjd bread. tLazhterI
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06

For oh the Master Is So fair.
His smile - sweet to bani,heu men,
That they who meet Il unaware
Can never rest on earth agalu.
Aud they who see Him risen alar
To Gods right-hand to welcome them.
ForgetflIl stand OF home and !Snd,
Remembering iar Jerusalenl.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06

ERESsBrRG-The public school house
valued at $1,000 and insured for IS, OJ0. was
burned The 800 children in attendance
were gotten out without panic or injury.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
DROWNED IxA bucket on WATER.

''T''' '''N - " ~ !" " Wv WI I'M
GREFNsBuRG.-A little daughter Of James
Mulligan, Of Crabtree, aged about one year,
fell into bucket OF water in which her
father had washed himself and was drown
81
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06

Let not any Que say that he cannot govern
his passions. nor hinder them from bTeaklur
sput ana carrying him TO action; for what he
can DO before apunce or great man. ha
:An do alone, or ia the presence of Cod il be
gill; Locke.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
Az OLp iAIL nIRp Coz, nAck TO HIS ONT

~ OLD JAIL BIRD Co.'s BACK TO ms CAGE.
nAsRlsh RG-Samuel Houck. who has
served several terms in the penitentiary. Was
SSGonsenCed ~ 0y the Dauphin county court 10
~ years In the eastern penitenii,rv for
city. !" 'nN
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06
= DIVIDEND FOR pEL,N,r.R cp,n,,o,.


mEADvILLE-Aftcr two years. three
months and - days. the Delam alter assignee
pegah ne payment TO creditors OF a diyi.
u uehu OF O. per cent, The prospects as TO
"'neF payments are not stated.
,lht treatment of paupers bII.,ed hv tn,
.Mt county authorities will be made The
sunlocl OF an investigation. The poor dl
ito'ols nave test case that will be made
,ne oass OF an official inquiry, An old wo
man OF the almshouse died recently. and
sno @ nody, after being prepared Tor burial
mS Ihhen 10 he almshonse burial ground
wnere NE coffin was opened for a final lonl
he AZ ,he dead; II Is charged that the CORPSE
instead OF being decenly clothel, was
slnpS wrapped In an old sheet aud that the
ua' attention given the dead in preparinr
mem mem Tor burial had been shameiully an /
consplcuously omitted, -"
ZONES iron breaker ut Oneida, is ON fire
,u nu ! IS said there Is no means OF hghlin,
one names. The total loss TO machinery
""u building will be 100000
Ar Huntington the judges of the licens
"u't announced that licenses were granted
W slsht OF the II applicants. This is one
'o'e 'ian had license last year.