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A NEW AGENCY IN THE INSURANCE CLAIMS.
Judge England, only well-known there but the Territory. Lust fall, as adjuster for he went to Pierre
of Bismarck, is not throughoa:
on hous hold goods. Afte: the Jndge reache | Pierre, bu
betore he called on the min, that he ot the ¢ people uneasy settlement, as he doubted nor that they would be willing to do what Was falr, seli ready to allow due.
He called at the man’s house, and after some preliminary coyversation, eaid: * Well, Mr. Wilcox, we might a> well make out a list of the things burned or damaged. Just mention some of them, and I will note them down, and I think we Can agree Oo this matter very read- >
“ Well, there was a silkdress, for one thing,’ replied the man.
‘Yes—how mach was it
‘* Seventy-five dollers. ”
“Ah—hem Mr. Wilcox—expensive
‘hurch and very
all that was really
worth?”
dreas, ”’
“It was,” interposed Mrs.. Wilcox ‘it was my wedding dress, und cost $125. i wouldn't have taken $500 fo: it.’
‘*Er—yes—very like y;anythingelse?” “ Therejwas a sewiog machine worth $60.’
Sixty dollars, e}? Now you _ see, sewing-machines have a -more fixed value than silk dresses, Ican get the
best sewing machines made for $35. ‘Not one like ours. It cost $75, aud was worth every cent of $60. I couldn’t think of taking “by les:,”” said Mr. Wilcox.
* Pass it for else.’
‘*Parlor wortb.”
‘] can geta pretiy good new one for that amount.’
Not like ours, mister,” said one of the large girls; ** it cost $250.”
**an’t allow you so much, I’m afraid. What else?”
‘T losta suit of Wilcox, “ worth $70.”
“Now look here, my triend, I don’t believe your clothes cost that much,” returned the judge, beginning to get warmed up.
‘I tell you they did; they cost $80, and [ am not to let auy insurance com- pany beat me out of it, either. You just do this thing fair, or get out and Yi) sue your oldcompny, ‘That's right, Henry, ” ” saidfhis wife. “ We e're not going to let any travelling insurance agent beat us out of what be- longs to us. ” fhe children appeared to look at it in the same way and the judge didn’t see much enc»>uragement, when a plan sud- denly struck him. “B ‘other Wilcox, we must “What!” ing at him.
“I say we must make this business amat‘er of prayer. You aod your excellent wife here belong to the church, I believe?
“Yes, sir; do you?
“I have been a member of the Church for thirtv years. Let us pray. and isee if our way does not become more clear in this matter. ”
So they all knelt down and judge led in prayer. He grew very impressive and asked fer strength for himself and hia good brother and devout sister, and also their children, that they might adjust the loss even as it should be ed- justed, and ended ip a particularly touchiag manner, his voiee trembling, and when they arose tears stood in the eyes of the entire party.
Wilcox grasped the judge's hand, pressed it fervently, and ssid, ‘ Brother Eovland, let us begin again.’
* Yes, let us begin again, returned the judge.
es Now, the dress first. it the calico or the W ileox of his wile.
oo Tt pe —it was the calico, He nry.”
“One cilico dresa, Brother Eni lind?
“ Worth aboat 40 cente, Brother Wileox.”
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clothes,”
" he said solemn!y, ask for help in this matter.” szid Brother Wilcox, look
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Maria, was gingham?” asked
more than 30, Henry;I had
worn it all summer.” “ Dress, 30 cents; go on Brother vil. VLhtOoxX ‘The sewing machine got the leaf Sei ‘no off—we had it zac for halt a dollar.”
“ Sewing brother.” :
“ The organ scorched on one end— what did the varnish cost, Susie ?’
“Fifteen cents, pa.”
“Organ, 15¢ ente—pracsed; brether.”’
“Sait of clothes—we i, it’s these tha’ I have on; the coat sleeves go Wet.
“Lt didn’t damage itvery much, did
, Brother Wilcox.’
“ It did it good, Brother E.gland?” ssid Mrs. Wilcox. “ There was mud on the sleeve and the water washed it off, it imrroved the coat,’
machine 59 e¢ents: go on
SETTLEMENT OF
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Diocesan School for Girls.
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