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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
5000 DEGRADATION DISCOVERED.
ING PARKER.

Richmond Va. March i7.-The Board OF Directors
O, the Old Mutual Assurance Society OF Virginia
made public this afternoon defalcaton OF about
,25 0oo as the result OF an examination OF the as
sociatlons books. +. ID. Stegar. the assistant
retary I'm whose accounts the defalcation occurs
was sent for explain the matter. but did not ap-
nesr and Is said have left the city. All the
Securities OF the corporation. which Is one OF the
oldest and strongest in the State. are untouched
The loss being on collections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
PIANO FIRM TO STOP BUSINESS.

Chicago March T-"Thc Tribune" this morning
publishes the following: THE plano and organ hrm
OF Estey & Camp which has been In business In
Chicago for thirty years, and for the last fourteen
years at No .37 State-st. and Nos. II and iS Jack
sons, to,k steps toward winding up It's business
yesterday by appointing " A. Bacon trustee. Tho
factory which Il located In York. ana Is
known under the style OF Camp Co, will also
be closed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
BIG STEEL COMPANIES TO COuBfNb.

Union OF THE MCCORMICK AND BAILEY IN
TEREsrs IN HARRISBURG TO GO INTO
EFFECT on NAY I.
Harrisburg Penn March 1.-THE consolidation
of tho great iron and steel manufacturing inter-
osts of the NcCormicks ard Baileys In this city,
will go into effect on May :. The companies con-
sodating are the c l.. Baiey Company, the Ger
tral Iron Works and the Paxton Rolling Mils. the
title of the new concern Will be the central IRON
nnd Stoei ,orpany The plants comprise three
ro ling mills a universal mill and a Hanging pant.
The ca pa city for shpbuild'ng bridge and consiru
tion work Is great. two or the lnls oei's "iV "'h
The ncorporators of the new COMPANY are Cnanies e
7 Tsailer Senator j DOna.d Cameron James
McCormicS Edward Bailey. Vance G McHormick
G.; NJ McCauley. Of HARRISBURG ana " iIall y II, ~
Wallace ana J. Frederick Kernochan, OF New ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
,nryTfFIED HER SISTERS BODY.

.o,ce,ovn Del March 17-Mrs Grunert OF
Drooklyu to-day identified the body OF the woman
rn,,oa in a pond near Milton as that OF her sister.
,rs Mary Lewis or Mrs. Gordy: Mrs. Grunert also
,n, lied the ring found in Gordys pocket hav
i1 ieen her sisters The inquest In the will
l. l,clh morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
rory ELECTIONS ~ COLUMBA COUNTY.

Chatham y. v, March Il 'speciaD.-The town
,,Io,, occurred yesterday in which popular inter
-, a,,red on the license question. The towns Of
,,or,,,z Canaan Stockport and Livingston were
nus t oni, ones voting no license. No Supervisors
.nr. chosen this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
sANGrrLy CALLS OK MAYOR STRONG.

General Sanguily. the Cuban who was recently
released from the Spanish prison. called at the
CIV Hall yesterday and was introduced to MayoI
c,rorg bv Mai Tor Doughery. lie said that MS
visit vas social one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

HANoTAUX THANKS SALISBURY
faris. March IN Hanotaux. Minister NJ For
b. r." AHairs has requested Baron de courcoI the
,.'n Ambassador to Great Britain TO thank
- sansbnry Tor lis references In The House o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
SNOW MELTING UNDER THE CHINOOK.

Minnea polls. MINI. March H-Dspatches from
bismarck and other Western North Dakota points
state that the snow is rapidly melting under chi.
nook winds This will probably save the lives OF
many thousands Of cattle that we're dying from
cold and hunger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

Lords yesterday to the speech Of NJ. Hanotaux in
re re FRENCH Chamber of Deputies regarding the
'retan question.
Warren sheaf., 1897-06-24
! Quese1..nl#L 3 Lil,. Protte,at,.

Washingt j une aeen Liliuo-
kalani Thursday afternoon filed. with
Secretary of State John Sherman Is
formal 1 i i; { protest to the proposed annex
alton 81 the Hawaiian islands. SIS
She declares the treaty to be an act OF
wrong towards the native and part-native
people Of Hawaii, an invasion Of the rights
of the ruling chiefs in viola tion OF inter-
8nationalErights both toward her people and
toward friendly nations with whom they
have made treat ties. the perpctuatio OF
the fraud whereby the constitutional
government was overthrown and also %.
act ofEgross injustice to herself. IS
As one reason upon which she bases her
protest she says: "a E*s 3sfE
My people. about 20, 900 IN mum ber.S have
IN no way been consulted by those 5000
N number, " no claim the rig hit to destroy
the independence OF Hawaii Ms people
constitute four 1fthsS OF the legal y-quali-
Si1ed voters Of Hawaii. and excluding those
Imported for the demands OF labor about
tkea same proport Ton sof the inhabitants = ~
The ex-QueenSch charactert9essth the ceding OF
the crown lands asa cOnfiscati ton OF her
personal property. This she says amounts
to bout quarter sof all the land ceded. or
01s 01
Warren sheaf., 1897-06-24
sl 9TORhas a R 6 A1Al
gBarn o. sfate sarni J. "a LineSln,
Ill., blown Down.

4 a5sSs ll.,E - DlOvyn Down. III
lncpln, Ill, june s1e. S1A tornado
sed over the central and southern
of .ogan count at 8: As p. Is. FRI ri-s
The stat instit ton for the
1eeb minded was damaged. A barn
on the b institution farm & Co Hapsed.
Event y-six peirsons were Rather-ed4
there for shelter. Four were taken
ont dead sylvester Baker, james
|SO'Brien. Neal Mex Kenzie and Castle Le'
boy pupils from rom Chicago.
Farm superintendent Jacob Wilmot
was fatally hurt. Lemuel Gleason, an
attendant was severely injured. Pu-5
pills Henry Berger, lillian Withem and:
|;'1gEillie Fisher we're hu,lr t. Much damage
ygas done 8 property Is stthe city and
countr
indianapolis, Ind !, j nne Later
reports received from both the north
iern8 and western portions OF the state
ndicate that hursday nights storm,
which did not cease until morning. did
much damage.
| Opposite lryington, KY, IN Indiana
the residence of John Streehls, farm
er, was wrecked BY, the wind and hi.
l8-year-old son8instantly killed IA sery-
ant girl was 50 badly y injured By the
falling timbers that she lived but 8
few hours. s$5
Oskaloosa, Ia !, j une q "A small cy-s
clone passed six miles east Of Oskaloosa
at noon Friday The track was two
miles long and SO yards wide. Damage
was done to sheds, cribs, fences and
trees.
N Lincoln, Neb., June i 19. Violent wind:
storms prevailed over wide district
il Nebraska late Thursday night and
earl Friday morning II Lincoln
some minor damage was done.
A St: Louis, q J une l9. special to tho
Republic from Sedalia, Mo-, says: The
town was visited by q fierce electrical.
and yyindstorm Friday evening. Much.
damage was done to buildings.
Paris, June 4 "A lone swept
over the villages Of Bosons and Colom-
hes, near this city, Friday afternoon.
Houses collapsed, trees were torn up,
telegraph wires were brok several
people injured and much general dam
age done. At Asnieres the cyclone
worked havoc. Three persons were
killed and 20 seriously injured.
Warren sheaf., 1897-06-24
I'liE ET,s.S i
\ INinnea polls June 1n.

fWhsat-Nos nor ther11 J. q. !. 7s,feS u VI
o. 3. !. !. !. q s7l3Jt
e0 D8 30
LOVE u
Sheer--M M!lttons go 1s TO-
AlaMN n 60sf
extra q j. /. ~ sEss
Creamery dtrsts 8. J. I. i. J.
fancy :. y Z. 81 I. j, q
Warren sheaf., 1897-06-24
arr eaf
JoHs 3 !. q ArrssoE,: .ol snd Prom
>aiARRE Ess|SS u,
TIL
Compiled From Late Dispato tohes..
CoNoREsslo oNAL..

Proccelings OF the Special session
y The debate ions the asugGrsschedulss sof
che tariff bill continued In the senate on
me 18th. Only one roll call occurred. on
Senator Lindsay's amendment to place all
sugar Eon the same basis. This was re-
1ected. In the house q monster petitionS
said to contain 6. 900. 600 sigma lures, appeal
4nS to congress to recognize the Cuban sin-
Gurgents as belligerents, was presented by
Sir Sulzer. OF New York. It had been in
eircnlation throughout the United States
Ror bout six months. The house adjourned
to the 18th. tSs#s5 ~ s$s Is 5s
The sugar schedule Of the tariff bill was
completed and adopted In the senate on
che 18th. Senator Tillman gave notice of
an amendment he will offer to the tariff bill
providing for a head tax OF 500, on all inns
migrants to the United States. The bill
granting pensions to the survivors Of the
INDIAN wars Of 1882 to 1912 was faVora bly re-
vported. The nomination OF John q. Brady.
OF Alaska, to be governor Of the district Of
Alaska. was received from the PRESIDENT. ].
The house was not In session. II. 755
The senate made rapid work onsthe tariff
bill on the 18th. Thirteen pages were dis
posed Of, carrying the debate through the
agricultural schedule and up to schedule
H. relating to spirits, wines. etc. The Ha-s
waiian annexation treaty, signed by Pres
&dent Mckinley. Secretary Sherman and
Minister Hatch. of Hawaii, was received. /
Is was also the nomination OF stewart L.
Woodford. of New York, to be minister to-
Spain. The house was not In session. a
The senate made greater progress on
'ehe 18th on the tariff bill than any day
since the debate opened. Two entire sched-S
,Mtes, covering 20 pages, were completed ....
Tn the house Mr.. tSulzer On. Y. made a
hrlef speech In favor Of Cuba. In which he
.eenounced Weyler as q. thief and ..mur-s
sGerer." The bill for theSrelef ofsthe resi-
dents Of Greer county. o. T.. was passed.
Adjourned to the 21st, s<x.g 81 Il E,s4 ,s4s
Warren sheaf., 1897-06-24
;; 4 !. &

III
So Ton ana N !. pisrce.. The build
king I'LL Na as blown to. piecea
Alcy clone passed over Logan cou,, ty.
4 III ii doiup = praat 3. Il dam are and com 1ate.s
demol fishing the immense COW barn 81
onst tle farm 81. the state Iinstitu ton Tor;
feebls minded. Event persons
issekIpg refuge from the storm were
1 buried IN the dtebris. III Four Of the refu-
geessah n boy pupil were killed.
sA cyc hone aIvent snveAr the MI i ara. II
IlBen3ons and Colntn bus. France, tear.
tng trees and demo lishing houses,
teleK aph3 wires were broken, several
lpeople injured al a much damage done
y Asnores three people were killed
and 90 serionsly 80 jured. sz s5s
Spain has announced her Willingness
TO pay the widow OF DR.. Ruiz $40, 900 il
the niteda States will not press an of.
i hcial claim.
I'D early 600 men employed il the.
/ Joliet Gil quarry fields went On !.
lstrike 81 Tor an increase Of pay from $l.25
70 $l.5O per day. ST 5
During q circus parade at Black
River Falls, Wis, q balcony. gave Way.
Throwing q mum ber Of people to the
ground Several were injured.
"a south bound Monon train, eight
miles beyond Bloomi hi ton, Ind, was was
struck by llghtning and the passengers
shaken up severely. Conductor ohm
Ison was painfully injured, but will re-
lcover.. Later, as the train was near
ling Gas burg, itsran into q large tree
that had been blown across the track,
land the engine was badly damaged. ..s5
Almost the whole Of the province 81
Assam has been devastated BY the
Earthquake. The ruin 4 is appal ling.
The courts tire assures, jail and hospi-
tai have collapsed. 8 The loss of food
supplies is;enormous.
By the help of Senators Hans brough
land and Garter, and several silver repnnb-
Ilicans. floor mattings m nuf featured
from svegeta bic substance were placed
lon the free list. 3 81
The fast passenger train On the Bur-
|lington road was ditched by an open
switch at Creston. To-, Killing Engineer
Hamilton and fatal ly in juring the fire.
imam IS ss
JamesHH. Smith and Samuel ii. Hick-
|mlan l1fa were He'd by Lightning near
Taylor,
to | !, revive thel abandoned treaty off A.
ahd S1rea PEI l p. zs
seven d ishinp5 hoatsz snn Hal t,;a
!, 8 ,s4 n. "a
crews ana' 81 10 ~. $,
Warren sheaf., 1897-06-24
s5sp,,alding YDeclared Not Gulls

spaldtnH Declared Not |Ssu1l
Chicago, June ---(y ". Spa ding,
ex-p,resid of the Globe: sal wings hank,
and ex-treasure OF the state; ;nniyers
was acquitte a sof the char of senbezs
element The verdict was general
/ gs,urprise, instruct ion of the eonrt
stos the jury left scarcelJ any chanct Sf6l
acquitt ssEs Il, sss u II
Warren sheaf., 1897-06-24

eS14.S
Rev. Peter Bondy, one 81 the leading
members Of the M iami tribe Of Indians,
died at the settlement near Peru, Ind,
aged 83 years.
John Moa1n ain, q pioneer, and founder
of the first Swedish odd fellows lod &c
i 5ins l the United States, died ms lshicago,
aged 49, years. 6 ~ 5.ss A ss, S.,
Rev. 2. w: Browder has been orns
mated for congress- BY the populists II
the Fourth district Of Indiana to Gil
thesvacancy occazioned BY the death 81
Judge Holman. lsss :sss
James Aram died zat Delayan, Wis,
leaving over $50 900 for public beneyo-
lences. S.. t8e Is 8 5$s@ S$ E 81 q
Gen. Stewart u. Woodford. of New
York, has accepted the Spanish mis-
sion, and he will &C to Madrid at the
earliest possible date. II :s 81?
IF. FOREIGN. s5f 81
Barney Barnato, the South African
diamond kim 6, either fell or Jumped
overheard from the British 81 ealmner
Scot of the western coast of Morocco
and was drowned. His fortune us esti-
mated at $500, ,00o, 900.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, who will rep
resent the United States army at the
queens jubilee, arrived IN Lond Ion.
s. Charlotte F.: olter, the tragedienne,
at one time known as the 9 Tragedy
Queen OF Germany, 81 81 died ii Vienna,
aged 63s years. 5E53
An trade was issued IN which the
sultan formally accepts James B. Angell
as minister and envoy from the United
States to Turk ey.
a dispatch from onstant tinop1e says
that the peace conference of the ambas-
ssadors with Tewfk Pasha, epresenting
the sultan, appears to be king sat-
isfact tory prog gress. 81
The steam col lier Susannah q. Kelly
foundered in q hurric which passed
over Belfast Loiugh. Ireland. and ten
[sof the crew were drowned. ss9ss
Earthqu shocks were felt IN al
southern Mexico from Ac apulco to- Vera
Cruz and the q people were panic
stricken.
The mort of = ngland and Scot Hand
have been swept heavy gales that
did great damage
Further reports from Calcutta say
that many villages were entirely de-
stroyed il India ~ the recent earth
4 quake and numerp pus il YES were lost n
Advices say that the .rurkish, troops
were posting gums on the Othrys
sheights near Lamia, Thessaly colnceal-
ling them ben th branches ofs trees. and
Warren sheaf., 1897-06-24

81 TIE rnuu,sl Il W u how.s died in1
Chica ofI typ IA III
~ le hun I'LL q ftiet d annuaI
gral Hull In a S.. of Princeto and
the rrS since III utions became
81 uasi sivefsit N Nj ~ hsld sat Prince fon, M
&J rss1d den lsrover Cleveland
was MAJ an Ill
The Ohio G, r. has vote Is ask the
United States to buy the Vicksburg bat-S
tleheld tor g ational park
The police a is Stone Il
York at tsa meeting unanimously de-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-13
The Brain or the Criminal.

An Italian brigand having died after
most notorious and remarkable ca.
her, even for man in his profession,
M, brain was given to a scientist for
Examination In order to discover. II
bosslbIe, whether there was any dir.
Serence between It and the honest, O.
normal. brain. After exhaustive OK.
beriments, the professor In charge was
breed to admit that he could find moth.
az abnormal about the brain struc.
nre,
According to all known laws on the
ubjet the man was possessed of great
SbIllty and, the professor says. might
lave been great man. AS the brig.
Ind was a murderer, thief and a bad
b generally, it would seem that ,h"
hct OF there being no abnormal con.
|itons IN the brain might have 4 bear.
b. on the much-discussed subject OF
ran structure. Some time since a
ls.estIon was made that intelligent
rople and those Of eminence in the!:
fDseSsons should will their brains 10
society for scientific investigation, IN
der to determine, by compari son,
ha: were the causes Of criminal t.n.
fnclcs and what brain conditions
ese tendencies brought about.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-13

George vorhauer. driver for the Atlantic
Refining company, drove In front Of BaIsi-
more 4 Ohio locomotive ut the Railroad
street crossing. at Johnstown, and wss
killed.
An unknown man attempted to kill wm.
H. Bollmah, proprietor OF the William Penn
Hotel, In Lebanon. making and unsuccees.
full attempt to stab him with knife The
man escaped.
The infant child OF Harry H. Blair. O
Willtamsport, hanged himself 1t crowded
between the elats In the rear OF its carriage
and WAS caught by the neck.
II is estimated that there are between 900.
900 and 800. 900 pounds Of wool in first hands
in Washington county, whose owners refuse
20 cents q pound for II
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-13

OF Chicago, land that is estimated TO be
worth G0,00Q000, caused considerable
Of sensation, and when the Secretary
OF the Interior reversed 1t and hinted
at possible scandal In the General
Land Office the interest in the ease
was augmented. The plot of land ia
question was at one time counted SO
or did not take It into account at all.
1t was only a thirty acre strip on the
lake shore then, but Chicago has since
grown out into the lake and Increased
II to Its present size.
Judge lamrrouy. ms lie Is known in
Wisconsin, has made his home in
Dodge County ever since he was Is
years old As youth he was given the
advantages of an academic and college
education and was admitted TO the bar
when he reached his majority. In 1864
the young lawyer dropped his briefs
aud enlisted In the Fifth Wisconsin In.
fantry, serving until the close of the
war.
ON returning home he resumed his
practice and became Interested In poll
ties. In 1872 he was elected a member
of the State Legislature. and later he
served one term rs district attorney. In
1871 he was elected judge Of Dodge
County and continued to fill that office
until 1888. when he resigned To accept
III" appointment of Commissioner OF
the General Land Office rendered by
President Cleveland ulon rc onlm II Ia.
tion Of Senator Villas whose friendship
for Judge LamorcauY Is of long stand
Ing.
For many years Mr.. l.amorcaux was
resident of Mayvillc. Wis. where he
owned Il bank and did nm extensive
and profitable business. hut In 1892 he
removed TO Horizon. He Is married
aud has four children.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
Abstract Of the Important Measures In
Both Houses.

May 4.-Senator Aldrch presented the
tariff bill to the Senate to-day. and gave no.
tice that 1t would be call up on Tuesday, the
18th inst. The time for the bill TO take effect
is made July !, 1897, instead of May /, as
| provided In the House. and the words in tho
first paragraph "or withdrawn for consump-
ton are stricken out
May 5-Ihe usual routine morning busi-
ness was dispensed with to-day in the senate
| and tine consideration Of the sundrv civil ap-
| preparation bill was resumed
An amendment was OiIercdh hy Mr.. Allison
| lowh,to the paragraph h relating to the survey
OF the Nicaraguan canal. 1t strikes out the
words requiring the commission to consist Of
one engineer from the army. onc from the
| navy and one from civil life and substitutes
the words. mot less than three nor more
than five persons. from the army or navy, or
from civil life, or from both, ut its discrc-
ton"
Finally on motion OF Mr. Hawlcy the
amendment was modified SO that at lenst on.
engineer shall be- selected from the army and
one from either the active or retired list OF
the navy.
May G.-1hc Senate to-day agreed to an
amendment to the sundry civil bin. reyoking
the order OF President Cleveland, made Oh
February % last. establishing forest rrserya-
tons aggregnting l7,0O0,OGO acres. The ic-
bate brought out much criticism Of Mr..
Clereand's order, Senators Pctticrcw.
Wilson, Turner, Rawlins and White speak
ing against it, Mr.. Gray OF Delaware de-
Tended the course Of the president, pointing
out that II was the result OF an inquiry
authorized 10y congress aud conducted by
the National Academy OF Science
The Republicans Of the House to-day fol-
lowed up their recent endorsement OF
Speaker Reeds policy OF postponing the ap-
pointment OF committees by establishing
the policy Of bi-weekly meetings through
the adoption OF u resolution reported by the
committee on rules providing that the House
shall meet on Mondays and Thursdays until
further action.
May lO.-The Morgan Cuban resolution
was discussed ut considerable length In tho
senate to-day. For the first time since the
debate began the opposition sentiment ex-
pressed itself. The senator said few real
Americans were imprisoned Ia Cuba. He
had never heard OF the genuine Yankee
among them.
The house to-day resumed the transaction
OF public business which had been suspended
since the Indian appropriation bill was sent
to conference three weeks ago. The con-
sideration OF the senate amendments to tho
sundry civil appropriation bill was entered
upon under a special order providing for "a
recess each day until disposed of.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-13
Warmth Tor Comfort.

An old cat loves sunny corner and long
Sp, and this Is natural and wise. The
nial warmth of the sun lulls to rest, and
pile asleep, it may be curative to the cats
y ailments. Soreness and Stiffness come
cn US suddenly and put the machinery of
body out Of gear. st. Jacobs Oil goes
tienly to work upon The trouble. and with
warmth, like warmth to the Old cut, 1t
Is the pain to sleep, drives out the cold,
tens the stiilened muscles, lubricates the
hchiDery, and in a short time puts the
iole body in good working order. Sore
IS and stiffness are not much TO cure by
Use OF st. jacobs Oil. but, II neglected,
fy lake the form oil rheumatism, which
Ees great deal more pain.
Nhcn bilious or costivc, eat n Cascaret,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-13
A Boiled Dinner.

"lwish, said the arts, who had beer
SO absorbed in his work as to neylec,
his eating. that you would send oui
and gee n nice large head of cabba ge =
Certainly" replied his wife; HAY,
you an inspiration for new stlll lifc?r
mo; l merely want 1t for a Dol,
bolier."-Washlngton Star.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-13
wn, He D,da't Report.

. one of the country plantations
suployed. among n score Of other
s 'red aeld hands. a couple OF typical
c They were man and wife.
e nsn in addition to his work in
10 s.d was called upon to attend to
" I horses and do chores about the
py lie was well on In years. but
pu' .,s Of the most faithful Of his race
sr followed plow or curried a
T His wife otficiated as cook and
s'.,sed" with the housework. The
N ,sr was a hard worker, who spared
,tor himself nor his employees, and
ns 'srsh ne gained the rather unenvia-
WV ..nu,a,lon as driver" he had his
~ noints, and one of them was =
ss,n, for old Rufus and his dusky
,lfe Rebecca.
r.ov were negroes OF the old-tlme
.,.rerv days. polite and mindful Of the
,.rs when their lives We're literally
~'nsa by their masters. Qaa day the
.sad negro did not appear In time for
r"rk and. as the master had counted
=, his early presence about the stables.
no took Rebecca TO task for the tardi-
ness OF her spouse.
.Hey to 'scuse Rufus dis mawnin',
mss. bey 10 'scuse him"
whats the matter with him? Why
ain, he here on time. eh?" the master
put ia, testify.
aHey 10 'scuse him dis mawnin. Ru-
,ps died ies fore sunup, boss"
The quaint manner of her putting the
psr,er and her faithfulness to her own
work acted somewhat on the masters
rood qualities, and quickly telling her
ba could "have holiday" he turned
.way. possibly to conceal his feelings.
Now Orleans Times-DemOcrat.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-13

Pens Foot, Ease, a powder for the feet. 1t
pcs painful, swollen, smarting feet. and in
phIly takes the sting out of cOrns and bum
p. It's the greatest comfort discovery OF
age Aliens Foot Ease makes tight-fit-
pe for sweating, callous and hot, tired, ach-
itct Try IL to-day. Sold by all druggists
\ shoc stores. BY mail for "5c. in stamps.
~ package FREE. Address, Allen 5. Ohm
y, Lc Roy, NY.