' 1 'AC:, in- 1 -"Ml' ' ' '■' ''
tiring ill < hi ago I'-.u-'isi cm .• m
bus ncss as unebri ’.aa
tin a wager West \ i'- 'nia r -in -a tm
‘ <lavs drank a galloa ; 11 , '■ "■ ’ ■
lon’s of hai''l cider, s ven quartr of w..,.- .y
, . *
An I-' -o ■ iarni- r who bll no fa t-i .n
hanks put his " 11 > . - ia «’-• oys''r
1 can. Tile other ;y he went to look at his
' i.ier'cv. He iuund the i'.in and i>'J o.t of
his
And l - W .\ n>>-r. of (lie ieo, g->» :i pr- . ip-
1 ;' inc in ' thn -■ '■■■.. was
in a 1 :y. tl.r- '
• oner. ill.-, fun* rai occurred tnreo uajo
later.
YOUNG AT FIFTY.
T.OW A METHODIST MINISTER
CARRIES HIS YEARS.
Kcv. William Young, of Oswego, Tells
Ia Reporter His Secret of Good
Health—Will Surely Benefit Every
one Who Follows His Advice.
From The Oswego, N. V-. Times.
Prj! ; ‘dv n • r .:i is b ‘ rk. or more
highly r. • < i l in O; w. go, N. Y-. titan
Rev. ttilb -- Your.g, of the Methodist
! chur-'h. Mr. Y. -:rg has r.ot a conference
j appointment, but holds a n '■lions l ble posi
' l.e; v.. n the O wego City Savings ban'..
wJiere ho has b«.. ti a trusty employe for
the past twenty years.
In : . • i I .Mr. Young look'd xn
ir !i ■ t i, , w.. ■ lim!"-'l. ..nd tnat
at
ma. r,t .■ Jo ; ;re no'.'.' covered the ground.
1'; , in."". I f f . i.irc. us was pn .ficted.
