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first six months in the suprems Court won
deriug bow rot there; I spent the next six
months wondering ROW BREWER got there.
aud I've spent the time since then wonder
ing how the others got there"
Mr. Justice SH1RAs Is also rebuked In
general way for occasional flippancy at
alumni banquets and similar occasions. but
the accusation against him Is unsupported
by any particulars.
While there is no question that levity AZ
the expense Of the Supreme Court OF the
United states. as tribunal OF justice. Ia In
lad form and against public policy. We
think that nobody but prigs could OBJ
ject TO q little harmless fun on the
part Of the individual members OF that
Court. even II they choose to crack jokes at
themselves and at each other. No sensible
person will find fault with these little out
breaks Of healthy sportiveness. or respect
the Supreme Court any the less on account
Of them. We are not Informed as 20 the eX-
act location Of the displeasure which lie at
tributed To- the older and less risky
members Of the Court. IL can hard
" proceed from Justice FIELD. for
his appreciation Of humor is as keen as il
was sixty years ago when he was q sOpho-
more in Williams: and the same blood Is In
his veins as boils and bubbles in his nephew
and associate. Justice DAVID josiah
BREWER. the maddest wag Of the culprit
three. Mr. Justice HARLAN would rather
laugh ten times than scowl once.
Mr. Justice GRAY and Mr.. Justice
JACKSON are no solemn owls. as Is
well known In Massachusetts, and In Ten
nessee. As for Chief Justice FULLER. he Is
a famous after-dinner speaker himself. and
his liberation oi eonviv:aI extravaganza is
a. wide rs tue spread Of his own mus
tachios. The author OF Fill each glass as
the moments pass will never 10 found
frowning at BREWER. BgovS. or SH1RAs on
account OF speech made by one Of them
after dinner.
Who. then. Is II in or near the Supreme
Court OF the United States. that has recent
ly found fault with any Associate Justice
for frivoiity over the table-cloth Can 1t
lie the Hon. WHEELER II. PEckHAMI
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THE HHIskEY TAX.
Tse He-. =. Fowler OF wIseossia Ovsrh a.ieA
and Coatrad:etsd.

TAe Ho- r. Fowler o. wtaeon Ogerh q uteA
..s Co.tr.s:et-s'
To THE EDITOR OF The suns: There sp-
peared in your valued journal OF Feb IL 1894
~ $3.50 nnd.r ar ..ntion .,ror. R..n,i..
an AracIe unueF inc eApHou Aoro Deeuues
fthe Wilson Bill" supporting to be an inter-
,. view win one MI FRANK Io ,n, snieh con
PEELED to take notice OF it.
Hesays. "But .ection al proyides that tn
tax shall be collected, not on the amounts in
Has the r.n,lemsn never heard Of tn. Carlisle
bill which granted an allowance of one gallon
for two months or any part thereof. II gallons
~. ~ Io"'n, gu nv Iose 'Au 'o'
months' &C. aIoHlnS maximum snrlnkage
Of aid Iii I. .ntirslv too IsnStbv 10 ono,s
-. -. a., 1900 49,. S...~,.s
No a'24s series T. SO. III IL doubtless syail.
alba to Mr.. Fowler for personal inouirx.
Tn :, @ 49, ~. is a, 'a Nv. .,,.
on what goes into the warehouse. but on what
comes out for consumption; therefore. n the
Isa u 1nesssssd on e1en gallon the revenue
Under sxiSting laws. at 30 cents DER gallon.
ing June 30 ists' smountsd In round num-
bsrs 10 $50 COO 100 on a eonsumntion Of la
G ta n.I a iao e1asasrs'ioS aS
b tneEsassl slo:6oo,9Oo. or with the az g
sffecI o; The Wilson bilI ndthis Too xithaut
failing into con AID sration the Vs.riy incIsSss
Of ave- nar esnt in Ssm ana To- sonsnomn,inn
ieain Ist ma ouo,s f1om rsmsTks.
"lnd all rsesinrs nrscscaiIS fran, th.
xhisEsy taH TINS an ga matinp a fnr,hHs
deneisncT of nsarlS siSn1IGn IxsI ne, rs.s o.
tbrsa raarS As' ~AV'''"''00' VT '0@f i0s
IN - ~ ~ i. ,.o. .h.t Al. .ol.o..o.. ,-..-
the MA smonntaa 10 mi 1H'a
last ear, falling on from this OF siOO 600. 600
per year e indeed startling.
the indennits bondsd neried WnniS rs ~ IL
best Interests OF ali Concerned. ~ ~ w
NIT q, ~ 0Snn SnoW 70 "a.
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DEMocRAcY roe DExocRATs
where Po.t.eieetioa Acts no Not AEre,
with Aate-eieetios Prouise-

where Po-t.eieetioa Acts no Not Agree
with Aete-eieetios Pronise-.
To THE EDITOR OF The svN-S1: II ron
do not call halt on the Senate Committee e
Finance. which Is flooding the country with
silly public documents. the estimabls letter
carriers will be laid up with broken spinss.
and the old-paper merchants will be rolling in
wealth. Yesterdays mail brought me eighteen
copies OF one document. and other citizens re-
ceived from six to q dozen eories Of the sams
document II our public printing ONCE 10 run
for the purpose o; wasting millions Of dollars
paid for printing rubbish which no sane person
reads, IL is not strange that Democrats are
hustlinR around TO cover their nakedness with
the rotten rags Of an income tax that clothed
the Republican Administration in time OF war.
Turn down the extravagant Democrats in
Washington, or perhaps ere long We shall all.
like Jsdam Beds Of the Zenith City OF the I'M
saited seas garo our neither limos in bireh-
We should turn down the extravaeant Dem
the platforms at meetings before the national
election about tho e1tTsVagant expenditures
aheh sss IN r..
Garden In Washington. q few days ago! saw
3 dozen men making bsrapets Of hothop.e
their admiration Of the cantatriees by throw.
pense Of the Government for the purpose Of
encour raging horticulture"
, Anothe. Democratic extraysgance f. the
keeping In office Of an army OF Republican
hold-overs. who should be kicked out without
ayeek,s delay. Give us genuine Democratic
Adm tnistrat by men not afraid to lay the
axe OF Jefersonian Democracy at the roots OF
the deadly upas tree Of Republicanism. and
room beneath the starry flag for an income
tar gatherer.
the good times a-cominG! Yours repeatedly.
fkR- ~. q. ". L.
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Fo-.,s. Note. OF E.., I.,.-s...

me AlAs OF roftesai hAs jssi snseisd an 'A'u'.n
90 us me OF ttooOo WIN an Eaxf'e oHes' 80 'SA
Sshs seoa"aea among sessrA compares
'HsDs"~ o. hAnoennr we hour' OF 'As cay ~"
enc ot-sa'yfoar h-s esea ADOPTED ey ''' '--
r.lroAaI ana In use Tor Aifms seasa--sA
ID. 'osAl .oaaAss OF var shIes Aahes'i a-Hns -"
yseI " 1As roar mos' .eti's nAsA Poss' vas '''u"
o-les teas; ths United stAssA %ooS1' u'SA' S'''A-
<ss-o. Aad k1ssaA i'sso
pr "fahsh OF Shestsf vho NAs ca = 10 N -
nea'h ago 70 aeriss M IlAdstShs ta's'N'H. -
staI says u ala not nnd aAJthHs - 'Hs so"4''oI
81 NJ SAesionss sysSshtto prs'sH' %
IN emes toeAa 'hA1 his EsasFAl s'A-'e 80 'A''-
insJ good
noiAots iHnstratiSn OF the esFTee'sNoa 70 rs.s.
JsAr' in the value Of English estates Is In ne A
ire estate OF kiFsden the seat OF the late NAhAi'
Duissp singh. Whieh vas offered for sac IN as
an onsE OF 10000 for Il refused SAS sod lev 1A'
sihes for ElSo.Ooo
tas bite Of strange cat. ~hish he eA' eSlAy
''roks9 and which sarasd on him caused tie dean
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PatriotIe Celebration.

The Danish Athletic Club Of Brooklyn. which
counts among its members some OF the
strongest vikings in the City OF Churches
celebrated its second anniversary last sAtur-
day. Two magnificent silk Gags. one Ameri-
can aud one Danish. were unveiled and In
itiAted- Mr.. John Yolk. editor OF the NOrdVsst
N Ade the opening speech. and when the veil
fell from the American dag he ApostrophiZed
u with the following verse:
Bshold the starry hagi
No idle boASt or bEAE
NhsnSer nth prids claim
Not TO blood owes its fAma
We're glad and proud 20 tel
We love thai nAlSo eel.
NheTs'eT n wave,
We feel our bos0Ens So al
Ihs elnbism 81 tie tree aud brave
fToelAimH that down forever
Are hem ming bOlts and bATE
That free Onis home IL VAgltsd
By nAGEht but Gkiss Ahd SARA
LonG NaEs ths sLArTy nag -
About 900 Danes took part in the entertain
ment- On the night following the Norwegian
Turner'S Society celebrated their second an
piVeTsAry' Over 1000 people we're present
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who Yotedt Csekses.

To THE EDITOR OF THE sUS-S1' Cuckoo
literature Is not complete without the follow
ing: In Aristophanss's delightful comedy OF
The AehArnians" this piece OF dialogue
occurs:
Lamachu'-Is this the sort OF lAngu age for .
begRaT to use to q commander such as me
p,c1op0liS-A beggar am II
Ian-Why. what else are your
Dic.-pll tell 70! An honest man. that's what
] am . citizen that has served his time In the
army as . foot soldier fairly-not like you. pill
fering and drawing pay with pack OF for
eigners.
LdIR--They voted me q command.
Dhe.-Who voted IT, A parcel Of euekoos!
Yours truly. CD. TAHOE.
NEW YoEK. Feb IL.
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To Q. C.. froA n. "a =.

We are going Grover. EsinE;
Eb6s the hugwump itstids fAss;
AID the Democratic shadows
Gather on that sssAts blast
Let thiHs aru. sa Grover. rAiss IA
H1AA thy s0ss aud boz ghins sAEI
Llstsh 70 The great heart sserstI
nol. EAd tEss Al0As mass hsAE
Thouxh ear scared and waIaplsh IsgiSas
Bear their eagles hiSn ne more:
ThO0Eh cur wrecked Ahd slaEEsd AmbitiSas
strsS that dreadful senate aOOr:
though no meek enckO0s IGHOund "a
Pr0mpg 20 DO their masters SIL
Ne LaSsG perish like . NaESSm
With 10 Rsek stretched Gus for svtA
LsS no oi3OGat. sassTinz snapper
Neck the ASns sEas LAia lSH.
'IEss no fOsmAA's hAsd thai fsllsd a.
TUAs JOaF Osn that struck The bloUS
YSGrG NhO. PllOusd sa ear 6os0nA
Turned ASaas fES1 DATsY's s4y'
TOars. Sho. ~Ild uaEh Ers4i LAnass&
k4aiy thTsS ISe ~amPs AuAJ'
sh01ld tAs Dsn0eTStle EaSbis
Dare -ASAi thy L-Las fOE IAL~
Ehsn it comes 70 SiOEytaE Groves.
Il an ~ : lisk SHAs-
EoE bshsl1 ths Sods bssE sttns4A
AltArA AagaEA Seaghsr-t-etA
FER az lAks ss a0~ hsEs gSsh
Where ths shleksh E0l ths ALA
Ws ar EsiaS. Grover solaSi
HaEk ths DaEshill1stie err.
fssy are eOniaE; Sliek. ear soaEAssl
La - tAes tAsnl. bat q a.
AL - ncss ace. larss 4lA1i1ts4s
ahAn 01E ks.4s szAltt.s ssell
nsJ Ihs sziats Ana Angsls gaArd t1sA
GEsEaE. hAslsE Bo1A LzrsssAi
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Prom the Onondaea Reservation there
comes the thunder Of many cheers The Hon.
JAMES JEBosAPBAT BiLDKS lies PROSTATE be-
meath the feet Of the Hon. FRASc1s HESDRroKs
AMOS IL Mayor again The regular Bsldsnits
snd Pisttish KLINE has fallen face forward on
the porrinser. and the soup has closed over his
matted hair. A smile glides over the nelan-
eholy features OF the Hon. FR,xK Hrscocx like
sunset streaming over the ruined TEN ples OF
PRstum- The Hon THOMAS c. PIATT wears
q pointing aud a moody air The sJraeussn
expedition has come TO an unexpected end.
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e.hs-.s 90 . Ge--,ss Co--titutio-si Tsrfr
ser Rsvs--s O-iY.

7. Re II enacted that on every article I'm
rcrted into the United States from any foreign
country there shall be levied an import duty
II thirty.fve per cent sd valorem-
ii. There shall be no exception 10 this rate
Of duty. but IL shan be levied and collected in
the ease Of every article imported. saving only
gold and silver coin or bullion. and the goods
Of foreign Ministers who may be accredited
20 the United States
Ill Whenever at the end Of any fiscal year
the aggregate revenues derived from import
duties shall exceed By flftJ millions OF dollars
the necessities Of the Government when hon.
estiy and economically admlnistsred. the
President shall be authorized TO issue
proclamation reducing the rate OF import duty
on all articles thereafter imported from thirty
I've per cent. 20 thirty per rent. sd ralOrem.
". This act shall take effect on the first day
Of March. 1894
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Aftsr-DiAnsr Speeches from ths SUI
preme Court.

We know not how much truth there Is in
the statement OF q Washington correspond
emit OF the PhilGdslpkiG Record that some
body In or Dear the supreme Court OF the
United States is indignant at certain friyo-
lOus After-dinner speeches recently made
by Mr.. Justice BRKwKR. Mr.. Justice BRoES.
and Mr.. Justice SHIRAs-
Justice BkEWKR Is accused OF having been
altogether too witty in his sfter-dinner
speeches ever since be came 20 Washing
ton" We get no very definite specialization
As 10 the offences alleged 70 have been COM
United BY Justice BREwER; but. In gen
sral way. IL 10 charged that hs has found
material for fAestiOusness even In the ex-
allied tribunal Of which he Is q member.
Mr.. Justice BROwE's pOst-prAndiAl sins
are Of the same character. In one case his
actual words have besn taken down. At >
dinner In Washington = few weeks ago. In
ths eOaEss Of = numerous speech be u said
- hASs Elade this TenAEk: " spent ay
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Grand Commander DIzABAB A. REYNOLDS
Of the Ancient order Of Loyal Americans re-
ports that there are now 1900 companies Of
the Ancient order. which Ia . month old He
went to Chicago yesterday to begin recruiting
there. As the Ancient Order brings the twin
boon OF reRalis and the referendum. IL will
have career OF dizzy glory in Chicago. The
regalis will tickle Chicago. and she will think
the referendum 10 something to drink.
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II Brooklyn desires 10 become a part OF
the Greater New YORK she ought not to stand
still and keep quist while there IL danger Of
the defeat OF the bill before the Legislature.
which Is . measure preliminary 10 the estAb-
Ashmsnt Of that res pleadent city. 1t looks -
though the Brooklynitss we're regardless Of
their own interests.
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DK1.roSTco bsnaustsrN to The -Four Hundred
in their msnsions the German Chaneeilor has
ct an example. Some Of these people viii
pay more than twenty marks for single bot
tie Of ehsmpagne. and pay i've o. ten times as
much plate as NoN CLPuv1 PAYS Let them
take lesson from Berlin
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The death Of JOSEPH KEPPLER Of Peck
deprives us Of the enjoyment OF any more
ever-amusing works By the eleversst Of our
eartoonists Mr.. KEFPLER was often wrong in
politics and sometimes harsh In his cariea-
tures but he possessed lots Of merry humor.
By which the Rsyety Of the community was
promoted We regret that he has died alta
time when his powers were q: their best and
when life WAS attractive to him.
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sul.E wLlsksy a. Ksatssky Revival.

Deputy United States Marshal A. Il. Scott
arrived 1t the county jAil last night having in
custody W. II. Prsther PratheT who IL from
internal revenue Law. 1t Is charged that the
prisoner attended . revival 10 HArtinsburg.
Of yhisksy. II Il claimed that he TstAilsd his
EhtskeJ 1t ten esnts drink. and succeeded
n getting several men under the tnnusnes Of
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- Always RsAd Ths s1a F1rsf.s
Ihs mesa. sh0ss beams - Esauy fan
Itssn " qutts : rover.
IHE srs HsEspapsE Ihiass fer Al
AAd hghts ths uh0ls sAFth 0FsE;
Ths Mud TfssaS. R>aonisr. tos.
Reset sAeh n thsiE sBhsEsS
Bas aOas q IAsss e0las tlLS VLss.
UAtl rE1 sCa AppaAzS
Thsa shlas fsE Al. tAss s01aEs1s s11.
A1d 1Ay ~ Afs'I UsEE As'sE - asaal
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Uncle David GRAY Of Marcy says that two
hiss plupR robins" made their APps4rAneS In
his yard Saturday morning This Il earlier
than he remsm beTs Of ever seeing the fore
runners Of warm weather IN this section
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ne l1ass .Es ssIslssa Aaa I.slSa y P.Tsl.isHi.
eolAl he Ee0erA streaEth uAAie4 an4 lhcaFa9s
eonplAtat estaolLsAs4 Iksrssy. De IAyass E1pseto
s.es : - sasetlxs fsasay - se.zAa - eol4- asa
eA4Al sEgAaA-AA
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o. FsSs q. CLIs-Es.

- = 49, IL ~
49, s Z q. IS. = 81 -. E. '''''>
d kou ~ go4r trolasrA el4ls yo1E tssG
AA4 ~ Is ulh TzaA
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Ue,y Jrisnds ,sic IsroT W. VIII rasnsscr ip'sfor
prtkosfvoa vish 10 here reecied ari'c'ss rew-Hed.
Rsvns.a n al cases ssHd s,s'sp' for isai purpos'
The Lamar register., 1894-02-17
rr.stss.s sale.

WHznEAs. Elwyn n Slater and Ztlpha \.
Slater, his wife Of Prowers County. Coiorsdo. dId
oy their certain deed Of trust, dated October 9Th
e The clerk and recorder of Prowers m G County. unity.
Colorado in Book ?, Page z22 OF said county
and In case of his resignation then to c. o. AT
klhs, as successor in trust, the following
ogscrioed Ts real estate to-wit;
forty seven 90 west OF 9Th p NJ. together with
Arkansas River Land Reservoir h and % canal Come sne
Psny's ditch being the water right To the said
and % ss a spd .at,
been conveyed, in trust for the purpose of secur
na,. ,ne .he prompt payment OF ee5ssin promissory
bearing even date with said deed Of trust together
with the interest thereon. at per cent per an
mum; tberein mentioned; and.
Whereas said deed of trust provides among
ether thingr, that In case of default in the pay
ment OF the said notes, or either Of them, or the
interest thereon. as the same natures then and
In that case. the whole OF said Indebtedness may
~ the option OF the legal holder OF said notss be
authorized at The request of the legal holder to
sell and dispose Of the said premises for the pur
pose OF paying said Indebtedness. with the costs
and expenses on account OF the execution Of this
trust; and.
Whereas, Default has been made In the payment
OF the interest on the unpaid note OF el,5O since
April ist, lssa and the legal holder OF said note
mas exercised his option and declares the whole OF
th- said Indebtedness to have matured as author
ized to do by the terms OF said deed of trust to
which reference is hereby made as to the terms
thereof fer greater certainty; and
Whereas, The said John A. Clough, trustee,
such
Now, therefore. l. c. o. Atkins the said sue
eessor In rust st the request OF the legal holder
OF SAID uLpaid note and by the authority in mt
| vested by said deed Of trusL do hereby give pub
| nc notice, that will on "Wednesday. the 18th oav
OF February. lsei at the hour OF 10 A. NJ. OF said
Gay sell aid dispose OF ali Of said herein before
described premises, so much may be neces-
s.ry and all the right, title and benefit and equity
OF redemption OF the said Elwyn VI. and Znpha
N slater, their heirs aud assigns therein, at pub
NC auction At the court house in the County oi
Pruwcr-. Colorado, for the highest and best price
| the same will bring in cash, for the purpose OF
paying the said Indebtedness OF 81. 800 aud inter
/ esi thereon ss Aforesaid and other expenses and
| costs OF the execution Of this trust as provided
! for In and by said deed Of trust
| At my request
/ ALFRED BUFFERS Assignee.
| Colorado Savings Bank
/ Legal holder Of above note
/ G. o. ATKINS,
| Successor in Trust
Dated January II, 1891
The Lamar register., 1894-02-17
rrust.~.s sals.
200

wHERnAs. .Elwyn n. Slater and ziipha n.
Slater, his wife, OF Prower County. Colorado. DID
isse and recorded November ssnd 1855, in the Once
Of the clerk snd recorder q Prowers County.
COLORADO: in Book I. psgesi Of said county
and in ase Of his resignation, then to g: o. At
kins. as succesror in trust the following
The northeast quarter Of Section No. eighteen
1s,, Township No twenty-five tz2l, south Range
2ss cubic feet of water per second Of time in the
Arkansas River Land. Reservoir and Canal Com.
he .s pea estate and %dsI %se4 Hight % heren sia
before and in said deed OF trust described. having
been conveyed, in trust, for the purpose of secur
ns notes .ne sas Eyn and zpha sis.sg
bearing date with said deed of trust together
uum. therein men toned and.
Whereas, said deed of trust provides among
other things that in case Of default in the pay
ment Of the said notes, either of Them. or the
interest thereon, as the same natures. then and
at the option Of the legal holder OF said otes be
authorized at the request Of the legal holder to
sell and dispose of the said premises for the pur
pose Of paying said Indebtedness. with the costs
and expenses on account Of the execution of this
Whereas, Default has been made in the payment
OF the interest on the unpaid note Of 81 so since
December ist and the legal holder OF aid
has exercised his option and declares the whole Of
the said indebtedness to have matnred as author
ized to DO BY the terms Of said deed OF tr ust, 20
thereof for greater certainly; and.
Whereas, The said John A. Clough, trustee.
has resigned said trustee and refuses to act as
such;
Now, therefore. 1. C. o. Atkin. the said suc-
cessor in rust at the request OF the legal holder
of said unpaid note and by the authority in me
vested by said deed of trust do hereby give pub
lie notice that will on Wednesday, the 18th day
OF February 1se8, at the hour Of 10 A. NJ. of said
DAY. sell ana dispose OF all Of SAID herein before
described premises. muchG Is may be neces
-ary and all the right title aud benefit and equity
OF redemption OF the said Elwyn NJ. and Zilpha
NJ Slater their heirs and assigns therein at pub.
lie auction at the court house in the County Of
Prowers Colorado, for the highest and best price
the same will bring in cash, for the purpose OF
paying the said indebtedness OF 81 500 and inter
est thereon MS aforesaid and other expenses and
costs OF the execution OF this trust as provided
for in and by said deed OF trust.
my request
ALFRED BuTTERs- Assignee,
Colorado Savings Bank,
Legal holder Of above note
C. o. ATKINS.
Successor in Trust.
Dated January H. 1894.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-17
CITY MILK.
was In the Trade. But HI. ..
soon Wore or

In the Trade. But HI. s.-..,..
Soon Wore on
young man from Wi,t.h;u.
~nose Ideas Of milk had ba.r ~ -
ver'ed and abused by con,ac, ,.h
,ne COW in its native haun,s rs,an, -
engaged himself with the proprie.
~ oi ,nat animal engaged In sun.
plying milk to customers
me second day the new hand -,
signed lie did not like the business
ana ana wanted to 60. says the Broos,vn
Citizen ooAiyh
An investigation showed .ha, o,.,
washing the cans the dav befors ,h
water as is usual, was lef, In them
instead OF the can which he should
nave taken he put the days milk into
'nose having the washing. and
started on his rounds
oh coming back he learped hi.
crror- lie resigned at once rather
tnan lace the customers.
why, 1t was cheatin'.r " ha anita
'oi the worst kind l can go up TO
a cannon S mouth and let EN- shoot
me- out l never want to Sc, foot I'm
,hem houses where | carried round
that water"
his employer demonstrated. He
mad no time to engage another man
and 1t would greatly embarrass him
to get one in time But the vounc
man was innexible.
''No-noi he had been brought up
TO be honest and couldn't look EN-
In the face again
Well I'll tell you what I'll do
said his employer desperately. .rll
give you ten shillings to go round
this once, and II you can't stand the
abuse you needn't try 1t again"
After much urging the young man
consented He came back with a
very curious look on his face.
well. said his employer. .yor
came out alive. after all. Did yor
have hard time OF it?"
"No-no!" said the man; ..they did
not say word anywhere. except an
old woman. who told me she thought
the milk was improving-it was a
bit richer than yesterday. You mus
have forgotten 30 skim it.
His employer was sad and silent
and that young man is still in tn,
business