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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-10

A mouse seldom lives more tina.
three years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-10

Some money where it will grow,
blossom and increase? Is the op-
portunity at hand,--Money not?
We have the money and will
loan 1t to you on your household
goods, piano, team, livestock and
other personal property, without
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guaranteed
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-04-12

I|1HD letter through which the
blow fell was not volumin0us
1t was written on cheap paper
ILL in disguised hand, and the
contents covered only half a page
Loder read it slowly, mentally articu.
lating every word; then he laid II
down, and as he did he caught Ewes
eyes raised in concern. Again he saw
something of his own feelings reflected
i'll her face, and the shock braced him.
He picked up the letter, tearing it into
strips.
II must go out" he said slowly. II
must go now-at 6nce." His voice was
hard.
Ewes surprised, concerned eyes still
searched his "Now-at once" she re-
peated. "Now-wlthout breakfastr'
I'm not hungry" He rose from his
seat and carrying the slips of paper
across the room, dropped them into the
fire. He did 1t not so much from eau
ton as from an imperative wish to do
something, to move, If only across the
room.
Ewes glance followed him. rs it
bad news?" she asked anxiously 1t
was unlike her to be inslstent, but she
was moved to the impulse by the pecu-
liarity Of the moment
NO" he said shortly. ''Its-busi
ness. This was written yesterday;
should have got it last night"
Her eyes widened. But nobody does
business at 8 in the morning she be-
gan In establishment, then she sudden
" broke off.
Without apology or farewell Loder
had left the fireplace and walked out
Of the room.
He passed through the hall hurried
ly. picking up hat as he went. and
reaching the pavement outside, he went
straight forward until Grosvenor square
was left behind, then he ran. At the
risk Of reputation, at the loss of dig
nifty, he ran until he saw cab, Hail
Ing II, he sprang inside, and as the
whipped up and the horse re-
vponded to the call he realized for the
nrst time the full Significance Of what
had occurred.
Realization. like the need for action,
came TO him slowly, but when 1t came |
L was with terrible lucidity. He did
not swear as he leaned back in his
seat mechanically watching the stream
~ men on their way to business, the
elated cars of green produce blocking
he way between the Strand and Gov
mt Garden. He had no use for oaths;
lis feelings lay deeper than. mere '
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-04-12
DEALING In FUTURES
Prohibited Absolutely in Bill Passed
by the Texas Legislature.
tTo be Continued.)

AUSTIN, Texas, April s.-Both
branches of the Texas Legislature to.
day passed law absolutely prohibit.
ing the operation of bucket shops
cotton exchanges or any dealing in
futures in Texas. The passage of this
law, If approved by the Governor, will
end all future business of any kind in
Texas.
The bill has been submitted to the
Governor for his approval and II is
believed that he will affix his sigma
ture. If approved the law becomes OPP
erative ninety days from April IL,
the day of adjournment of the Legis-
lature.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-04-12

nnOtIleT into the glass
tabloids he paused and glanced once
more toward the bed. How manyT"
be said laconically.
Chiicote lifted his head His face was
pittably drawn. but the feverlsb bright
ness in his eyes had increased Five
he said sharply. Five. Do you hear,
LoderT
"Fiver' Involuntary Loder lowered
the hand that held the tube. From pre-
vious condolences OF Chilcote's be knew
the amount Of morphia contained in
each tabloid and realized that FIVE tab
loids, II not an absolutely dangerous
was at least an excessive dose, even
for one accustomed to the drug. For
moment his resolution failed. Then the
dominant note of his nature-the I'M
conscious, fundamental egotism on
which his character was based assert
ed itself beyond denial. II might be
reprehensible, it might even be crimi-
nal to accede to such request made
by man In such condition Of body
and mind; yet the laws of the. universe
demanded self assertion prompted ey-
arv human mind TO daaira to arasn and
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-04-12

II you are planning trip ask any
agent Of the NJ, @. & st. l.. Railway,
and he will tell you of the advantages
of this famous train. westbound 1t
carries sleepers from Jacksonville,
Fla. to st. Louis and Chair Cars and
Coaches Nashville to st. Louis with
out change. Leaves Nashville 500 D.
M, arrives st. Louis 1886 next morn
ing, connect in Union Depot with fast
trains to the West and Northwest.
For rates, tickets, berths 10 Sleeper,
ETC., call on agent NJ, G. q st. l.. Ry.,
or write to Powell Phillips, Passenger
Agent, Maxwell House, Nashville,
Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-04-12

TO hold. With perception swifter thar
any he had experienced hs realized the
certain respite TO be gained by yielding
to his impulse. He looked Mt Chilcote
with his haggard. anxious expression
his eager, restless eyes, and vision Of
himself followed sharp upon his glance.
A vision Of the untirinS labor Of the
past ten days, Of the slowly kindling
ambition. Of the supremacy ~ but
gained. Then. as the picture completed
itself, he lifted his hand with an alb
rupt movement and dropped the ave
tabloids one after another int TIE
glass.
ITO be Continued.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-04-12

the em0rt was rutibo.
Again Loder turned away.

"Loder"-
With fierce gesture the other turn
ed on him. Good heavens, man. he
began Then unaccountabiy his voice
changed. The suggestion that had
been lowering In his mind took sud
den and definite shape. "All rightw he
said In a lower voice. "All right!
Stay as you are"
He crossed to where the empty tum-
bier stood and hastily mixed the whis-
key and water. then crossing to the
mantelpiece where lay the small glass
tube containing the tightly packed
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-04-12
CHAPTER Xx1v.

|lHB letter through which the
blow fell was not voluminous
1t was written on cheap paper
In disguised hand and the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
Norwegian Steamer Galveston Pu's
Into Port for Repairs.
BURNED BOILERS on WAY UP COAST
Accident Occurred While Vessel Was
Bound This Way From Galveston,
After Having Been Aground OH the
coar. OF cusa.

With sewers! os her hull plates
dainaged and her boilers badly burn
Cd the Norwegian steamship Calves.
ION, Captain Bryde, arrived In port
early yesterday morning from Mo.
olie' to undergo repairs ut tho local
shlpyard The vessel Is laden with a
miscellaneous cargo and she will
put to sea for Europe as soon ms the
necessary repairs to the hull and
boilers can be completed. She will
Dc hauled out in dry dock No. this
morning.
The Galveston was aground recent.
iy Off the coast of Cuba while on
route for Mobile ana upon her ART
val Mt that port 1t was found that
several Of the plates on the bottom
OF hrr hull We're damaged. After
making temporary repairs. the steam
rr loaded cargo and proceeded to
this port for permanent repairs.
During the run up the coast another
accident befell the vessel, her boilers
being burned by the overhcating of
INC furnaces. The vessel was not
disabled. however. and succeeded in
making this port without assistance
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
(flEs LAWSON 49,
Cat1rrli and ncnfurss

Mrs. l.. u. Lawson, Navasota, Tex.
writes:
, ut Ii with great pleasure that write
IN toll you That my little daughter ~
entirely cured of cafsrrf, snd deafness
and Is In better health than 5 he has boon
Tor tho past two years. Pcruna Ia truly
great medicine and cannot saw too
much In praise OF II. lthas done for my
littlc girl what doctors have failed TO do.
She has taken not quite three bottlcs,,
II Il the practical women OF the world
Il. who uso family medicines, were
asked which IL the most reliable family
medicine In use today, IL great majority
of Thorn would reply, without hcsiin-
ton, Pcruna.
Perunn is especially praised by the
women because they have abundant OPP
portuniiy 10 note its prompt effects in
relieving tho various ills 10 which tho
family is liable.
Coughs, colds, indigestion, collie, kid
ney and bladder trouble, nervous weak.
ness, loss OF appetite, irregular clrcula.
tion--nl! these and many other ailments
dependent upon tho exigcncics of eli
mate are promptly relieved by Pcrunn.
Peruna has been prescribed for the
family by DIR. Hartman for oycr forty
years. 1T has become standard med.
icinc throughout tho greater part Of
the civilized world.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
MAYOR WILL TRY AGAIN
Proposes o RsGs0nnsnd Pup.
chase Of Ladder truck Once More.
ftA' ia; OF HIs Next MESSAGE
Appropriation Has Been Held Up for
Years Because of Lack of Funds,
No Other Argument Being Advanced
by Those Opposing.

In message which he is preplr.
lns 10 send 10 the council when tho
lover branch holds its regular De-
cembor meeting neXt Tuesday night,
Mayor buxton will strongly recon.
mend that the city provide am aerial
ladder truck for the fire department.
Tic message will contain several
other suggestions. but this will bc
The principal feature and the mayor
is especially anxious TO have ti, rec
concentration acted unon favorably
and without delay.
Al least oncc or twice year since
he assumed the duties OF his Office.
Mayer Buxton has urged that a new
ladder truck be purchased, but every
time the suggestion has been side.
tracked; usually on account of the
lack al funds Tho fire department
and water committee has made the
s1mn recommendation again and
aSa'n preventing lis request in the
strongest possible fashion. but tho
committees effoits have been of as
little avail us those of the mayor.
That n new truck is badly needed
10 one denies; the only reason ad.
vanced for failing to provide one is
lack OF money. Although there In
not enough money IN the treasury
ms year to warrant anything like
eAtravagancc, Mayor Buxton Will
urge that the condition of the treas
ury Is such that the necessary appro.
priatlon can be made without Grip.
ping any of the depnrtu .enis. 1t
VIII be contended also that the time
mas come when the truck should bn
provided, even though appropriations
FOR other necessities have TO be short.
ened.
Nearly all OF the older residents
OF the city are aware that the only
thing the Newport News fire depart.
ment has in lieu of n ladder truck
Is an ancient and rickety affair which
was discarded by tho Petersburg dc
partnent 10 years ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
NEGLECTED COLDS
EXTREMELY DANGEROUS
Very Instructive Lecture at Mothers
conclave.

~ the recent mothers convention
at jamestown the meeting was ad.
dressed by The venerable Dir. Hart
well, the Southern physician of nation.
NJ reputation. The principal tonic of
his lecture was the necessity OF
prompt attention to what most ner,
CONS neglect. namely, common colds
lie stated that three-fonrtl,s of Tho
dread Diseases of the present dav
hnve their origin in common colds.
which. when they get into an acutc
anh foverish state. render the system
Table 10 the attack of almos; any dis
case with which II mny come In con-
tact
He also stated that his long expert
cncc had taught him that the most
effective remedy for inc quick relief
OF chronic and acute coughs and colds
and throat troubles Is pine and ad.
vised the use of what Is known to The
profession as Concentrated oil OF pine
This is to be used in Tho following
formula: Two ounces OF glycorinc.
enc half ounce Concentrated oil OF
INC. half pint OF first class whisley:
'hese 10 be mixed ana used in doses
Of feaspoonful 10 a tablespoonful
every four hours. shaking tho bottle
Vol each time. The ingredients arc
"halnable al any good nrescription
druggist ordz easily mixed at homo.
cnrc should be taken to get only the
Concentratcd OIL of pine which comes
mt up for dispensing in half ounce
walls securely sealed in block tin
screwtop cases. The bn,k oils and
patent medicine limitations usually
cause nauscn and ether undesirable
complications
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
Too Enti,unis.tis,

Edwin Forrest once produced n play
called "Mc,amori." Supcrs were en-
gagged to pcTsonate Indian warriors.
and among Them WIS bright Irish lad
who had deep admiration for the
great tragedian. a, Il point In the
play where Mctamorn asks, Am |
not The great rHicr Of the Pottawato-
mies:' the supcrs arr supposed TO
grunt Ugh, ugh The stage man
astr had carefully drilled them In
what they We're expected TO do. but on
The night OF the performance the
Young lrisinlan WAS so transported by
FORESTS acting rs quito 10 forget that
lie was impersonating an Indian. When
Forrest turned to the assembled war
ricrs and numbered forth. Am not
he great chief OF the awntomies z"
the Irish loy's enthusiasm broke
through III restraint. He ienpcd into
the air With II wild Shout and. twirllng
his tomahawk about his head. replied
"Bcgorrn, ye London Standard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
Water on c;bra,t.r

On the eastern side of the rock Of
Gibraltar there is Il curious looking
white patch which lcd an American
tourist 10 ask whether the rock was
being armor plated. 1t is really II
eatclimcnt for rainwntcr 10 Increase
The reserve Of water on the rock. The
catchment covers ten acres. II is made
OF galvanized corrugated iron fixed to
piles driven deep Into the sandy slopes
above The village OF Catalan. The wa.
ter collected Mt the foot of The catch
mcnt runs through The rock into tun-
mel 2,0oo feet long anu is delivered in
TO reservoirs oh the Western side. The
yicId 10 the inch OF rainfall is 2l0.Uo0
gallons. New York Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
The Extent of American r;,..

our fires are .ncreasinr M sor
more rapid ratio than is orr wo,,,,,
population or our bnldinpv sa,.s
r. w. Fitzpatick In Appleton's Mac,
zlne. "Wc have reached 'n no;nt
where We permit to bc DESTROYED cn,.
sumed. turned into smoke oycr sono
year. =" normal
I'm the past twenty-five yeo,s wc
nave burned mp ST., 900 worth
OF property Ghc highest poIut cvor
reached in our natIonal dent 1sGG
was oniN S2.733.O00.0 we have
wiped 100000 BUILDINGS orr of nv.
'sience in tho last ten yeors ond
harii yo,I. that is absolute loss In
most transactions that are termond
losses II Is case of some ono los.
ing something Dit others gaining If
becomes Il species of exchange. Thny
say that In nature nothing Is MISC.
iutely lost but we know that in this
matter of fires all that is left Is usa.
less ash and-smoke.
in European cities they escbew
wood 1t is not. therefore. imner,.
I'VE to have so many highcIass do.
tails of flrep. oofng for the BUILDINGS
because the architects have olwovs
known enough to nse at least moon
nnst,hie material that now If we do
want building that is fireproof We
nave TO make II superlativcly SO. In
boston S1,b00.000 Is: n very small
yearly loss: in the average European
CITY of that size $15O.O00 would be
more man usual yearly loss"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
BANK ACCOUNT DEPLETED,
HE WANTED TO MURDER
John WHITLEY of New York, Killed
His Wife Ane Then Jumped :
into the Street.
tRv Associnie1 prnssl

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-.Tohn White.
ley. one of the leading dealers 4,
stoves and ranges and mouse heating
apparatus in Brooklyn and vicc.prcsI
cent OF the Reliance Bail Bea,in.
Door Hanging Co, killed his wife
WIN Two pistol shots early today ms
sne lay sleeping in her room In the
n n hoor Of The motel Belleclairo.
broadway and Seventy-seventh street
Manhattan. Whitley then leaped from,
thc window into The street. heinz In.
SANITY killed by the fall Wh,tely wo.
w years old and his wife az They
MA home in Fashionable section
Vi brookiyn. but had been living tom.
norariiy at the Belleclaire. No motive
Tor the murder and suicide coula ho
discovered, but financial troubles ora
snrmiseG. In the room occunie,, hv
VT and Mrs. Whitley was found
m'hk book of the Franklin Trnst
wonlpany, showing that all the funds
w ,. exhausted. The couple had
always lived lavisrIy. "
inquiry among the relatives of NJ.
aud Mrs. Whitley disclosed tbo fact
mar Mr.. Whitley had been sufYerjnr
rom Il disorder of the nerves for !,
.vns time ana that he was living In
me MOTEL chiefly so as to be near tho
pnNtic;an who was treating him TIL,
:, ,eia'ives declared that WHITLEY mrs,
~ 'comc suddenly insane from m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
FOOTBALL RESPONSIBLE
FOR SEVERAL ACCIDENTS
One Player Injured in Penn. Cornell
Game and Others Hurt While
On Way.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Nov. 2S-
Ray c. Van Ormond. right ond Of tho
Cornell football team, Is In the Uni
night. suffering from slight concus.
sion of tho brain received In today's
game with PENNSYLVANIA. Van Ormond
was rendered unconscious IN Il scrim.
mage. and after being partly revived
covered consciousness.
Later he became worse and he was
removed to the hospital. Physicians
ut the hospital say he Is in no danger.
Thomas u. McCutci.con. n graduate
OF the University OF PENNSYLVANIA.
and a well known manufacturer of
ms city. dropped dead today IN the
erandstand Mt Franklin Field while
witnessing the Pennsylvan.a.C ornel
football game. Mr.. McCutoheon was
ACCOMPANIED by his son. DR.. Thomas
II. McCutcheon. also graduate of the
university.
Jopn $ Beamis. n broker. while on
his way to the game was struck on
the head hv n bullet from fol.srt
rifle. fired by n ten-year-old hoy who
was shooting nj target. He was SO.
vercly though not fatally wounded.
Ihrcc men are in the hospital here
tchlght s'uffereing from severe I'm.
lrries received in football game he.
tween whitehall and Brideeburg su.
nurnan teams. They are: Walter +.
E2Riev concnssion of the brain: f..
W. Swartz. dislocation OF shoulder
and collar bone: Hugh Luckman. dis
located collar bone.
~ Royerford. near here. y. Busn
sustained broken leg while playing
football. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
CANDLES POPULAR.
The World Uses More of Them Now
Than Il Ever Did Before.


The "Mllow dip. OF our grandfa,hcrs
is no longer uintlc of tullow, cxnctly,
II Is made OF stcnric acid. which IL
only one ingredient Of the tnllow that
grows In the sheep and In the steer.
Neither is the "tallow dip OF today
Il real dip" They used To take long
wicks and dip them in hot ;allow,
time after time. Till the candle had nc.
pnired the proper thickness Today
they run hot stcnrlc acid into molds
and make n hundred candles instan.
taneonsly,
The "tallow dip OIL The market to-
day. therefore. would be more accurate.
~ described if II were called .stearic
acid mold" But nevertheless 1t re.
mains II tallow product. II IL the III
rect lncal descendant of the "tallow
Dip of our grandfnthers. And Il Ia
still so popular TINT Just about $780,
00O,cC0 pounds of tallow. according to
the calculation OF one OF the best in
Formed manufacturers OF Chicago. are
consumed every year IN tile candle
Factories of The United States. Al
though gas and Kerosene md electric
ity have deprived the cnnllc of large
part Of the popularity to which II
might lac entitled. 1t IS probable that
IN both hcmisphcrcs todny there are
more candles shedding their mild and
humble radinnce thun In any previous
period OF the worlds history. Tech.
Meal World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
OKLAHOMA WANTS MONEY.
New State Desires Government to Fay
S5,000,00O School Fund.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. aS.-
Under the enab',ng act admitting The
Territory of Oklahoma and tho In.
dian Territory ac state an appropria.
Ton was carried providing for the
payment 10 The new state of $4,000
600 as endorsement in lien OF
school lands In the indian Territory.
Financial conditions in Oklahoma arc
such that great relief would he afford.
ell If this money were made immc.
diately available. and Senators Owen
and Gore yesterday visited the White
House for a conference with the Pros
ident on the subject They were I'M
aware of the fact that The President
mad decided not TO be In his Office
Yesterday, ant, therefore. failed 10
see him.
Subsequently the Senator saw
treasury Department officials IN re-
gard 10 the matter. Ii this money is
paid over to the now state. the Sen.
aiors say. il will he put immediately
mo circulation and will aid material.
~ in relieving the financial situation.
Although the Oklahoma banks arr MS
sound as any in the country. Senator
owen said there was the same short.
age OF actual currency In his Stnte
that If founl in other sections. and
Tor mai reason the Oklahoma officio,e
are anxious to have this fund turned
over to them. 1t is understood Tho
.rahs'er VIII be made within the next
two weeks
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
THE WEASEL.
His Frr,eity unsour . and His
Courage lnvinciblc.

~" ~ ~S't( oNSou' " anu t1'6
Courage lnvineible.
The wcascl Is the most blondthire.y
or MI our native cainlvors. Ills fcroc.
i;y Is unhoundcd. his courage invincI-
bic. lie IL one of the few British wild
animals from whom mnu has to fcor
attack
If you meet group OF wcnscls yo,i
will do well not 10 Interfere with
them, for those who have douc so have
occasionally suffered for their teucr.
ity. Ills dwartish Size rather ncccutn-
i,es tlinn Aimlnlshes The dctcS,atlon In
which liz is held. FOR there Is soma.
tlilng mcnnly III the idea OF 50 much
rclcutlcssncss aud cruelty being com.
pressed into 50 small II t;-5;;iir
The rabbit who viii fight II fierce
and bitter battle with ono or his own
Kind. is pnrnlyzed with fear at tho
mere sight OF this puuy foe. whom lie
COULD probably pulycrizc could 10
brace his henrt 10 the attempt. SQucal-
inS With fear. he hops stupidity about
until tile little vampire springs upon
his neck and bnrics his fnnss in ri
artery.
Then Tie victim either sinks To tho
ground an'l submits to his fate or. sud.
denly acquiring the use Of his muscles.
he speeds aiWirssly along, the weasel
clinsing TO his neck tn his work Is
done There ARE few more pitiful
sounds in nature thnn the panic striclI.
cn cry of II rabbit when lie finds that
he Is being staiiscd by n weasel. Lon
don Answers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
s;IIvilIc Office nu,.s

We never return rejected articles.
We get dollar = ton for them ut tae
paper mill.
Write Oh one side of The paper ouly I.
When The other siuc is blank We ran
figure M our losses on 1t.
Subscribers who have not received
The paper IN three weeks or more
SHOULD inquire at the shcrin's office.
wliese a reason Will probably b. given
then.-lrank l.. Stanton In Atlanta
Constitution.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
SHIPPING REPORT.
Thursday, November %, 1907.
Arrived.


Steamer Nordkyr (Nor.D Lind. Bal.
tlmore--tC Chesapeake & Ohio Coal
and Coke Company in ballast.
Steamer Galveston (Norl Brydc
Mobile-Vessel will repair a. ship.
yard
Steamer Welsh Price (Br.) Gouli
Now Orleans-to Chesapeake C Ohio
Coal Agency Company for bunker
3 Steamer Rosebank (Br) Needham.
Aobile-to Barker-Whitley Coal Com
pany for bunker coal.
Schooner Prescott Palmer. Carlisle,
s:SSearspoit-to White Oak Coal Com
papy in ballast
Elrge ,Pottsvilie from Boston-to
White Oak Coal Company in ballast.
Bragg Ivie from Boston-to New
River Consolidated Coal Company in
ballast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
Farmers Finger Annoys Him.

Harlan f. Kingsbury. farmer of
Sterling. came here today and had
the little finger OF his left hand am
putatcd ar the second Joint by Dr.
a. G. Eoten. He said they refused 10
ampniatc 1t nj the Clinton Hospital
when he gave tho reason. which was
ttat II intcrfcrcd with the milking
OF his COWS because IL cramped cae.
ily--Worccstcr, Mass, Dispatch ju
New York Tribune.