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Notice..

o!rayed or stolen from the under
sighed IN Shuqualak. Miss, on the
nignt Jan: goth. One deep b9v horse
years OLD heavy black name and tail
large hoofs. white ring hind foot. ANAL
tasr IN fore head. Any one furnishing
." ~ ~ that will lead to his recoy,
OF TINS horse to the owner will he
Fe"arded and thanked by the owner.
NJ. E, TUMLIN.
Fob ,o.,, . Shuqnalak Miss.
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money to Loan.

4, ! nave made Infringement, .,,.,
y, ~ New New York City tiro"as sn s. with broken
40 a. p'.rs loans secured i,y 4 ar' am able
psyac.s ~ insfalments. a. n. time.
~. grni. interest PER annnm "O rate Or Ia
tie sxpense 3. ~. 'sspsclion e small and !,
y you want cham r,~..
"l''tsd:
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Judge Whitfield and .n.c;,, ,,,.
Masruder and Thompson. on saturds,
evening last, handed down on;nior
IN the case Of Or. ". H. Lip.comh
wno had been convicted of tho murde,
OF Ch.'. Stewart in Kemper COUNTY
ana was sentenced to be hung.
while three different opinions uers
read' Judges Hsgruder and Tbomnsau
agreed that the case should be reversed
ana remanded. though reaching tbeir
conclusions from different %re.,on;nn
Judge Whitfield thought the cas-. .bou1d
DO affirmed. 'iu
All the Judges ~concurred that IL.
court below erred in &, antins the ninth
instruction for the state, which wa, Nc
,ono"'; 'Cir'umstantial evidence
been received in every Q q, ~.
common law as competent .vid.oca
INC 1t may rise so high in the .c.l. -,
uvl.- oeA"s0 u conviction.
non AFTER the due caution, this 70
'ui' 10 reached. tho law authorize. ~.
Jury to act on it."
Judges Whitfield and Thompson n
'urrins' Aagruder dissenting, tb,t ~.
curt erred in refusing the fifteenth in.
stac'ion asked for by dsf.pdar.
inch was tho court intruct. tn. ;nr.
~. sne dying declaration of deceased
nade TO his wife is not entitled to ~.
am' credit and force as if dec..s.a
~ still alive and t~estifyins in tSs
Fe'ence OF the jury under oath. That
specie. Of hearsay evidence, 81
'tr'n'ically weaker, ~ NdrIn and /. II
y ys=M man il the d.c,.r II
'"~' present aud subject to cross. B.
'nn The jury alone are the ii
gee OF its weight and force.
NJ concur that part Of the DIVING b,
marathon is ia~admis.able. Judgss VI
i,!neid and Thompson conc,r in st
part Admirable, to .vin. ca
r. Lip'comb has killed ma. II. {.
poisoned me with a csp.ul. he v.rs %
'onisns'' and that this NAV be
mated from the other parts Of tn.
ement' Judge Whitfield hold. that M M
'rror can b prsdicat.d on til. .dmi.. s su
OF the dying declaration on th. re,
anas part is incompetent for the M
'on that the objection i. general and i |.
spsc'nc. Aasruder holds that no
OF the dying declaration ia .dm;.
. and from the character Of : s she
smens is incapable Of separation sur
outinju'tics to defendant. Jnd1.. Mi
mpson and Aasrudsr concur tsst| f for
'ase should be reversed for the rs.' W.
INDICATED in their respective opin.
"n,'aei0 notwithstanding the n
conceded in the ninth in.trn.sa. q
med. 'nouid DC
ase Whitfield holds that vbn.
were two errors in the in,trnc' /, .
! one Of the errors WAS fullv crr.a to q 3
no Osner was not ~..Lu, on |
ae holds that part Of tbs P psy. |,
S.Ssstauon, toWit; ssnr "a. for !
polsono6 ma Ia 1'ps' the !
- kn.a~as oapsule he II
snss VA Il II suhrslv sacs
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We take the following tribute from
the Alabama Baptist:

We take the following tribute frCu
the Alabama Baptist:
Mrs, Mary A. Hibbler departed RI;
life Jan 9th. She became q christian
IN her young womsnhood and Joined IN,
Baptist church, Of which she confirm.
ed 3 faithful member to the day Of he,
death. She was indeed and In truth 4
faithful. consecrated Christian. Unit.
ring n p~ersevering in her efforts to do
good, the power Of her Rodly life was
relt In her home and by all with whom
she came in contact. Owing to feeble.
ness, incident to old age, the last few
years OF her life she was denied the priv.
lleges OF the sanctuary, which she re-.
garded as the greatest of earthly p-ivi.
ieges. the occasion Of her sweetest eartn.
ly enjoyment. But during all of these
months and years she never. murmured
complained at her lot. Always
cheerful and happy, it was helpful to
see ner beautiful submission to the will
OF God, and to hear her speak of her
rust and confidence in Him. "She |
whom she believed. - and was NOT
,nly ready and willing but anxious -. 70
!epart and be with Christ In her
leath one of earth's choicest spirit IL
translated to the heavenly choir, where
sings IN a nobler, sweeter song the
power to save.
Livingston. W. q Crppv
This good woman passed peacefully
way at the residence of her son Rob.
y, near Gainesville, Ala, surround.
| by her children and ether relatives
er remains were inferred at Cooksyille
mere many old friend. met to lay the .
e last sad tribute to this devoted moth I
: kindfriend and pure christian WON. 7
!. ,
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MACON MERCANTILE m

MRS. Mary Bird, Harrisburg. 2.
says, my child is worth millions -
hue h yet ! would have lost her by crouu
ma l not invested IS cents in a bottIs 81
one Minute Cough Cure" J II cm,o .,
coughs coids and all thr Dat and lnn~
troubles. rs Aurphey. ''nS
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1t is easy to catch 4 cold and ina, =.
easy to geS rid of it if you commence
early to use One Minute Cough Cure
IL cures coughs, cold, bronchitis, pneu.
mona and all throat and lung troubles.
II is peasant to take, safe t. use and
sure to cure. rs Murphey.
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the aa mere Is a time for everything. and
stsrt tsine 70 attend to a cold is wb. "I !,
srSr.s; Don't wait till You have "n on, II
M;npt t.on q prevent it by using On.
minute Cough Cure, the 1reat one
ali III ttSSugns' colds. Group, bronchitis amS
Murphey. I. s.
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YELLOW v ".

, "'seG "a ne bowels XIII them and Won NJ.
sa.s rom the awful disease, Cnsrayye Uu IRE y.
n,rpy tne germ. throughout the systsm a ue,
" %.nv y IMPOSSIBLE for new oars 10 form a""
t Gascare.s are the only reliable .nrr.,", =,
s S y noa aug old agsin., yellow Jark' IN.
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ma. me last quarter of a century record.
bn. wonderful discoveries in medicin.
Su, no;,s nat have accomplished more e.,
rem.Ju than that sterling old housebo,1
s '%y' browns Iron Bittefs. II scems ~
and n.,. Inc very elements of good hcol,h
n ,i'Ih.ssnsf man, woman or child can tats
R,o,. .nSus deriving the greatest benes,
oio"ns' Iron Bitters 10 sold by ali dsa,tan..,'
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MRS. NJ Ford, Ruddell's, ILL.,. suf.
aIra lor eight years from dyspepsia and
chronic constipation ami was finally
farea oy using DeWitt's Little Early
r.lsers, the famous little pills for ali
stomach and liver troubles, rs Mnr,S,,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-02-26

Whatever may have been the cause Of
tAe destruction Of the Maine, It is svi.
dent that the modern battle ship 10 at
least prsearious asset.-N. Y. World.
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- AS
ficsions. but only from those ree,or.
where makers Of warships and srmor.
plste have their luxurious habitat.
san, THE does not settle the m.tt.,.
somsdmss sslf interest and public in.
'serest are common. And on thu o..
q the facts The extensive buildin, =,
snsse vast ssa-going fortressss bv N.
leEsas powsfs Of Europe raises nr..
sonpdon n their favor.
Mech has bssn written and s.id .,
~ Other ode. Those who re.d N.
se1ecriaa summary Of the calsmitor.
1aaessy & battle ships in The world =.
tn.zuaay win appreciate that ths a..
len'sss bastle-ships IL very strons~
=. 1s escssh to make It imper.s,.
~ ezsmins the question tho..
70 40 With open minds b.,o..
salng iaF1sly to The forty or 6ftv mil.
go - hsvs already invested
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'WUSTEI:'S SALE.

If uanREis NJ J. Davie did, on the OF, H.,
Il Shattuc.II' ', rNecute ard deliver 10 ,ib"r
tain i,nt" ~ trustee, a trus; deed ~, or
is',I anus IN :>oXubcc Comfy. Vi nta ~, " 'vrI
n5,bpi therein described, 10 ss,,". 1891 Mss
"a "a HL"V,'O due by said NJ. I It"e me sun
Iimi,n I" american Mortr,"c ~ " tn'
In TIncu, VIM h said trust do,1I
Il nVm Lpee I ounIy, in Deed Ront - ,".uct
! "nich re erence is h.rehy NJ. pas,
,,"r, sutiault mas been m,o. H. "iiu
doauJ. v ne moneys secured nv pay
innII ~, Wher+asth undersIvn.d %,u ,Ius'
n NAY aPpointed substituted trmst.a a. oeen
n "a,2 y, salu Albert r. -hattuck' ~ III INC
ed ttau.lust defd and has been In, p.o.iueu
yc"'e the trust therein con,a, IaaSis
tbnpt notice is b,r.h, -.
taina ddHuer md by virtue of the no,S giVen'
snhs.iut " snin trust deed, ], the una" con
substituted trustee, on Undersigned
monday the sist day Of March, Ises
hha"sen g.. hours of IL a. m ,,d
tne Courf House door IN ~" niu ? M, at
,eIi tn : ohiis. VIII nv nut,iio '"co.,
io,rinv, a mn It bidder for cn.h I va On
rt" '''o''"ea property. viz; '"t-
,,e nv so"tAeast quarter of sect;o,
az ~ west nal of the nor hans" sixteen
Sv.,Ioh twenty t2Dl: and ,h.".' quarter
townshin" srclioh twenty-opr Ipr heast
!. ~ "oniP nlteen tl5l, raYyo r.Av' All III
- nu IT, oontalning three hundrot" n,'i"el 40.
S l"yel acres, more or less """ hlhrty-
sac" ANA Will he sold to s,tiss.
viii by said trust deed. anhhT .ne Deb
T'nis LTs,,oii MS Is vested in said such ute
feblats JouNR DINsMopn
substituted Trustce
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Feb. 18th, st

Co., - .. "a Perkins, Of Antiquity, O., was
,;a; ov years needlessly tortured bv phv.
slclans for the care Of Eczema u puY.
quickly cured by using DeWitt's Witch
fazls Salve. the famous healing saiva
Tor piles and skin diseases, rs save
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST
STATE OF MISSIS. IppJ
roEN,a,i'

Nry.1T SST ETTTT
NOAUBEE COUNTY
and for said c,un,, , "m 'e authority vested in M sxs b.ir ,,
Court uou, do.. ;' "" pro'eedt to Nell to The highrt bidd., ,m Wv u" 40 Collector
March, A. y. 1898. thu l, m| t. VI the FIRST MONDAY. being NJ. -. w.. ''
y" tn xe III" thereon for The hmal ,,r ,@, """e"'9 lying INT beng in .ml csuny
--------- CHARLES HARDIN sh.;r
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MD tos.
Woiilan's diseases

Are as peculiar al
unavoidable and
cannot be discuss
ed Or treated as we
DO those to which
the entire human
family are subject.
Meustruation sus.
tains such import.
ant relations to her
health, that when
Suppressed, Irregu.
Lar or Painful,
she soon becomes:
languid, nervous
srssk.I1-
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Positions Guaranteed

!. harris Practical Bushes,
.a. s''s College. tsnons fhsrth,,s Az
1'''srashy jackson Miss
an" 's'e bought the WAT College her.
~" al Meridian, bns have closed ou, ~.
w.. Al "er'd'"n. and at. now prep,r,d n
s'e students the very ee., conm.r.ia
sr'"iI' I" "e hsu any~,u,
go. g. SS0 90
N'T's"e SCI on app'irst cn.
~ HARRIS, Pres't.
Jackson Mi,
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aua irritable, the bloom leave, ber
cneek aud very grave comnl;cs s.
W S;Gns arise unless Regularity and
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.As destruction Of tho Maine at ono.
ss.',o : elamor for big appropriations
-. Da..ls '.hips. By listening atten.
S,yely the trained ear discovers that
'n'se .ounds % lot come tsamsgssstt
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Regulator

:; 10. prevail more extensively thar
IN any other section, and has never
. to correct disordered Men.
s.ruatlon. i restores health ana
strength to the suffering woman.
ssvs Tor Tie psss thirty yss.s A..d,.1
~. 80 Isnal Regulator, botA q vAs,..
:. -. ....li. AID n - ~instsass be- n s.i,.S
~. .."u' aesass. We ssli nors Of n -, q,
~ ''m'iar remedies sembissd.s
LANAI. RAxKlx 3 lAxAa
Atlanta. hasoa sad AIls.y.c 9.
Hsss.A,ss e.. A.,A.,., q.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !,
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Name " Owner -" LAY 00ectOr.
Division Of Section.
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QUEER KINDS OF FOOD.
Japa. ships Many Singular and Out
IanAish EdibIes to the
Kew World.

Japan is a heavy shipper of out
liant Gish foods to the now world. 1t
has 4 practical monopoly of the nests
which are used in making birds nest
rcup, which, by the way, when pre-
pared by an Ame ii can chef. Is the most
delicious fish of it's class in the world.
1t also catches and dries armies of
devil hsh, which are as popular in the
east IA dried codAsh In the west. In
fact, the two sea foods are very much
alike in favor and differ chiefly in
their texture, the flesh Of the devil
fish being hard, compact and more
Ike MUSCLE than that of the familiar
cod.
Tree mushrooms and sea mushrooms
are two other famous japanese edi-
bles that come to US across the Pacific
They resemble mushrooms in their
contour and structure, but in moth
ing else. The tree mushrooms have n
flavor of wood bark, while the sea
mushroom boils away In cooking very
much as II It were made of marine
glue. In fact, It II made in Japan for
making vegetable gelatin for thick
cning stews and soups in very much
the same manner as we convert the
bladders of surgeons and other fishes
into animal gelatin for similar pur-
pose. Dried fishes are another i'm
pcrtant export from the land of the
nlkado.
Unlike us. the japanese dry almost
every eatable fish, from minnows and
wi itebait up to marine animals as
large as their sturgeon AMI sword
ssh. Their drying appears to b1 con
Quoted upon different system from
our own. When ready for tho mar
Ike, their fish are so dried as 10 sug.
grst ldln-dried timber. They apply
tie same process to the lower forms
of sea life, and dessicate clans, mus
sells, oysters, prawns, sfrlmps, oraw-
fish and crabs until they resemble
stone. In this condition the 20 DDS will
Withstand any climate and may be
kept in the open air without spelling
for an entire onth.-Pki'adcI-
plIia Times.
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Grnres from Canaan.

Don't parley with wrong.
Chlldlikeness is not chlldishneis'
Sin IL never disposed Of at less ''''
cost.
Gods providence will never place!''
where His grace cannot keep you .
Lip4sarvice IS vain without heart"'
secration. !,
The reign of righteousness will ns''
all wrongs. I.
II God knows when you @
trouble, He Knows WREN tohelp, j
When God j. carving our rough e'''' %
SAto ~ angsi We weep over the cn'pN
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C11N r. SoIl'llORS WhNIhD ENERf
n where for the story OF the PHILIPPINES" by
Hurat HalStead. commissioned by the Govern.
meat ~ ofIlcisl Historian 10 the War Depart.
ment, The book was written In army cafllps At
San Francisco. on the Paci1c ami General M-r-
nit In the hospitals ~ Honolulu. IN Hong Knn2
Ia the American trenches al Manila, In the In
suryent camps with Agulaldo, on the deck or
the Olympia with Dewey. ana In the roar OF bat
tie at the fall OF Manila Bonanza for agents.
btnful or original pictures taken by govern
meat Photographers IN the spot Large book.
Low prices. Big prortt. Freight paid. Credit
given. Drop all trashy unofficial war books.
0utht free" Address, P. T. BARBsR, S-ci etary,
Stk Insurance BiGg.. Chicago, SlG-i6t.
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hD1Axs lvIcr \ sPAh1ARn



The OgaAsla Sioux a.. the Pine
Ridge agency In South Dakota had an
eviction party che other day Of an un-
usual Kind. Incidentally. they re-
futsd the s3anden of the alarmists
who predicted outbreaks immediate
" after the troops were withdrawn
from tho western forts. Far from,
killing whiteA the willy Dacota brave is
taking q lively interest N tho war,
and no lingo erows louder over the
American Victories than the red men
of the plains. ..
The eviction resulted from ,hs hos
tility OF the Indian against Spain. On
the reservation there Lived q Spsniard
who was married to o fuu-blooded
Sioux squaw and eked out au exist
enee from the governments bounty
10 the squsw from the litths money
he picked up At trading and hunting.
The Sponisrd had lived on tho reser-
~ation for many yeare unmolestel by
The Indiana
When word came of the American
naval victories to the Sioux villages
theie was great powwowing and talk
irg and tubdlation at the prowess Of
the Americans. Tho news got over
to the Porcuptne Greek tepees where
the Spanisrd lived, and the Sioux
wstehed him closely to see the effect
upcn him. When he hoard tho news
he was nonplussed, but pulling himself
together, he split the a4r with huzzas
for Spain The idea Of any ybody shout
Ing for Spain on their territory
shocked the Indians aut they threat
ered to wing" him II he didn'. stop.
A request was sent 10 Maj. Clapp,
the agent at the post, that the Span
lard be expelled. Maj. Clnpp had hin,
brought in BY the Indian police and
questioned him. At first he denied
cheering Spain, but when confronted
with the 1ndiane he dared rot lie al
tried TO excuse himself.
rgot theee," said Maj. Clapp. point
ing 20 his shoulder straps, "an the
service Of my country, and represent
that country here and don't intend
that the flag shafl be insulted. l ought
to put you in the g,.ardhouse, but will
give you an hour TO get If This reser-
rnt'on, and don't come back!"
"nnt my goods are up on Porcupine
creek" said tt- ST antard.
"f'H send them to you. Get OUT"
~spl,ed the major.
Tbe spaniard fed precfpitately.
OutSds was q squad OF Indians wait
ing M the resuit Of the interview.
When may heard Of 1t they climbed
en- tAar ponies and with a ''hi-yi" and
warwhoop started down the trail
pen-nell after the fleeing spaniard,
wh> yas making good time through
the aikaA dust to the Nebraska Kne.
Ths rsAs overhauled the fleeing rider.
They brought their quirts down upon
Ms ponyS sides, uttering yells and
grsntA and sfroutng "ehtiha" at him
the word means no coed. For miles
they drove the fleeing spaniard. cir
cling around and yelling like mad at
Am. Near the state line they gave him
. anal hustling, and, amid shouts and
yells Of dertsien, drove him out Of the
reservation. phe Indians returned to
their tepess and had q great jubilation
over tAs event. Ne1t day the Spsniard
Received his traps from the police and
drove through Gordon. Neb., stopping
Only long enough to sacrifice his
horses and outfit to get railroad fare
to take him from the country.-N. Y.
Soa.
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COnrades. AnIteutiOn.

Iserved from cato CA. and was wounded Nay
70. 1854, in the Battle OF the wilderness. /
would like TO have my comrades know what
Celery King has done for me In 1890 M old
complaint, chronic diarrahoea. came back The
doctors could not stop II, but Celery King has
cured me, ami am once more enjoying life -
FRASK BEEHInR. OwosSo Mich (CO. T. 49th n.
Y. v. Ll. Celery King for the Nerves, Liver and
anl Kidneys is sold 10 soc. and s5c. packages by
W n. Herman, TroIeleil!e; Middleswarth K
lash NcClure: II. A. Ehrighl. Allne.
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cure for Nervous. Headaches.

Foe eight wears suffered from cOstlpation and
severe headache, the he,dache usually lasting
three days NJ time. Headache powders relirv-
pd me temporarily. but left 700 bad An effect.
Since began taking Celery King have greatly
improved IN health. seldom or never have head
ache have gained In hash, and feel decidedly
we'll -NRs. T.. $. HArCH Temple, n. II. Celery
King for the Nerves Liver and Kidneys IA sold
N 5ar. and CSC. packages bv w. II. Herman,
Troxeyi,le; Niddleswarth 4 Ulsb, Mcclure II.
A.Ebnght. Aline.
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WANT TED-->ENERAL TRUSTWORTHY
w persons in this .taie to manage our bu.i-
ness in their Cwu and nearby counties. " j.
mainly Office work conducted at home salary
straight 500 year and eNpenses-defnite
bonahee, no more no les salary. Monthly
So. References Enclose -e.i-addre~sed stamp
el envelope. Herbert l.. Hes. pre.i., Dept u
Chicago e-l5lG,
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Dudeldns-Did you tell your Siste
I'm here?
Freddy-Yep.
"Whnt did she say?"
"she said. The IDEAL '"--Truth.
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DR.. MILES,
Heart Cure
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Small Advertisements OF every description
Want, Sale or Rent, Lost or Found, or ther no.
ticcs Inserted under This heal FOR onp.half cent
a word tor one Insertion and one-tourth cent u
word each subsequent Insertion. Nothing In
serted for less than ten cents.
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! cant understand your huspahu
strange conducttoward mo-
Captain" continued Anne, my
,hus bard may have dorc wrong, but he
couldn't help 1t. uc hoard that his
wife and children were about TO
starve, and ha hurried home"
1--WE hurried, too. II hasn't been
more than ten days since Lees rem
der"
What, sir?'' asked the wife, eagerly.
Lees surrendered"
"Yes; and the wars over. Hasn't
your husband told your asked the
captain.
Ben Latham's sobs ceased, and he
sat like a man IN dream.
Mrs. Latham said the captain,
kindly, there wasn't braycr man
in my company than your husband, bst
he's worn out, and fear he's going
into a fever That only can account
for his strange behavior tonight"
But Anne was not listening. She
vas knee!ing by her husband.
Ben, did you hear the captain ?
Lees surrendered and the wars over.
Tho captain thinks you must have left
for home the same day he did"
The captain had gone 10 the door 20
view the weather. Tho storm wns over.
"Do you understand, Benz You were
never missed from the company, for
Lee surrendered few hours after
You left anc-and nobody knows your
secret but me."-saturday Evening
Post.
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