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VALLEY HOUSE.
nRooKvILLI, IND:

JOHN KING. PROPRIETOR.
F6sHIs HOUSE IS ALWAYS OPEN FOR THE
~ reception OF travellers aud visitors, aud nt all
hours travellers will BIO waited on by good alto n
dants. rho table win DO furnished with the best
dated with single or double rooms, with go I'D
IRE aud all other convonlencea necessary and ON
reasonable terms. In connection with this house
now there Is tho best stable In tho County, being
sufficiently largo 10 accommodate atty head OF
horses, and 20 drive twenty-five wagons or ear.
rlages inside. Tho stable win always be furniall-
cd with plenty OF good grain and hay, and altond-
cd by good Ostlors. Horses kept By the week,
day or feed NJ tho lowest possible rates.
In connection with the stable will keep few
good horses and buggics 10 hire. | am also pre-.
pared 10 iako travellers or citizens TO any part Of
the county they may wish 10 60 on reasonable
terms. !. KING, Proprietor.
dee 10
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LETTER FROM HON. JOHN MINOR Bolts
OF VIRGINIA.


OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond, July 9th, 1855.
Mossrs. WIN. s.. BEKRs d Go.
Gentlemen - Considerations OF duty 10 the af-
hictcd alone prompt me 10 send YOU this yoiunta-
~ testimonial 10 the great value OF CARrKR's
SPANISH MIXTURE, for that almoat incnrablo dls.
case, serofula.
Without being disposed, or daeming II necessa-
~, 10 20 into the particulars OF the case, say
that the astonishing results that have been produ-
cod by thai medicine, on member OF my own
family, and under my own observation and super
intendence, after tho skill OF the best physicians
had been exhausted, aud all tho usual remedies
had failed, fully Justify mo IN recommending It's
use 10 all who may be suffering from that droaoful
maiady.
do not mean 10 say that II Il adapted 10 all CO..
stltutons, or thatit will Afford tho same RELIEF "
ali cases; for, OF course, can know nothing ab IN
that-but from what have seen OF the elie., ou,
would not hesitate 10 use II In any aud every -
OF Scrofula, with persons for whom felt an
eontral. Respeetf,lly yours, W
'"'' JOHN NJ. BORIS
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02

nIANOS FOR RENT-NEw AND
IL SECOND HAND.--i have seven. -, - s''zv--<
W Pianos that l want TO rent, and So t.---jT
will lot The rent apply on the pur-i q I ~
chase until the rent pays for the Piano. Come
ront, and pay for Plano aud notknow IT,
q. NJ. MURCH,
No. a West Fourth street,
Sole Agent for L., NJ B.'s Pianos, and Bishop
a Chitd's melodeons. Jan
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02

- Tho Land Offices at DEBORAH, TT.
Dodge, and Sioux City, Iowa, has been
opened. So says II. A. Hendricks Of the
General Land Office.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02
8 q Q q 9 8 q q q 9 9

The greatest natural ornament TO the "human
aud healthy growth OF hair. ID has been 40 es-
10 emed In all ages of the world, and among II
nations, savage and civilized. Hence, the Ind.
an brave regards the scalp OF his enemy as his
greatest trophy. For similar reason, the fash
ionaole belle often DISCUSSES the region Of vanity.
as we'll as hor other chronological organs with
borrowed locks.
He weo should discover a modo OF preventing
the hair from showing tho insoads OF envious
Time by turning pyematurely gny-a method by
which 10 could BIO restored when falling OIL or
turning white, and way OF promoting It's contin-
ued and luxuriant growth, would be Justly ontl-
sled 10 rank among the benefactors OF the human
race. Read the testimonials In another column,
Of the wonderful, not 10 say almost miraculous eff
fects Of .Pfofessor Woods Hair Restorativo,n aud
see II he has not accomplished all ihls.-cepifai
City Fact.
For sole by ID. V. Johnston.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02

T IGHTE, NEWTON & BRADBURYs Pr
knowlodged 10 bc the best mado lnst5A tzs
Ameaica. My stock was never bot-fR =
tor than now, while my prices from this until aner
For proof come and see, at No. "a West Fourth
street &. NJ. MuRcu,
No. - West Fourth street.
Solo agcn for H., N. Il B.'s Pianos, and success
sor TO Musch q White. Jans
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02
A CHALLENGE.

VHR RESULT OF tho trial Of Corn crushers AZ
4 nrookyllle on Sat nrday the Sixth Of Decom-
eer,belng unsatisfactory % the parties Interested
hereby Invite any aud all Corn crnshers who
feel 20 disposed, 10 meet tho
"IMPkOVED LITTLE GIANT"
az Bfookyillc, On the frat Tuesday In September,
1857, 70 compete for Purse, on the following
LIST. A committee OF ave dlsnloresicd men
shall DO chosen, a. least ton days before tho day
OF trial, the manner OF choosing said c0mmitico
itofs.
Qd. This committee shall receive $40 each for
thei services, 10 be paid out OF tho "purse y
ID. Each competing Mill shall pay 10 the COM
miueo 500, before commencing 10 grind; the
mon.s thus paid TO constitute a "puise" which
shall be awarded 10 the best Mil, after tho COM
ed above.
alh. The mills shall be set 10 grind Of an even
nneness OF meal, and shall In no case be changed
slh. No MN shall be fed or forced by hand :, but
allowed 10 supply themselves, the corn being
thrown loosely into The hoppers.
9th. Each mill shall grind ono hundred rcyoiu-
lions.
sth. The same quality Of corn shall DO used BY
9Th. The meal OF each MIN shall be accurately
measured by the committee, and an account made
OF u. One bushel OF the meal from each MILL
shall DO passed through a Mo- soiye'
pm; The power required for each mill shall be
noted by tho use OF the " Dynanometer,r
10Th. Amer grinding 10 the satisfaction of the
Committee, tho strength and durability Of each
mill shall be proven. by putting into tho mills
such HARD substances M are liable 10 get Into them
In ordinary usage, until all tho mills IRE either
broken or otherwise rendered useless.
II shall be tho duty of the ittcc 20 note at
tentively all the qualities OF each mill, and mako
thorough examinations with that view. To make
a mono randum OF each item that falls under their
observation, and after the trial Is over retro and
compare notes, and render full Report and
award tho Premium 10 the Mil which shall, In
their opinion, best deserve II.
II shall DO obligatory upon all com peiitors that
they shall be upon The ground, ready for opcrnt-
Ing, by nine o'clock, A. M.,-and also upon The
committee 10 be present at that hour.
WILLIAM MULFcRn.
BrookvIiie, Dec 18th, 1850 n
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idence viii take care Of the prcachcrs.--
What arc we 10 understand by Providence?
Is IL feeding tho hungry by miracles, or
clothing the naked without human agcn-
cy? Far from IL. l believe Providence
calls upon US to do what Is here propos-
od.v
III agree with Brother Roberts," said
Mr.. Anderson, one Of the class-lcadors,
shut 1t seems to me, five hundred dollars
Is moro than Is necessary. / am a me-
chanic. and have everything to buy, but it
don't cost me as much as that TO support
my family"
"About how much does IL cost YOU" ask
cd Mr.. Dickson.
Not moro than three hundred and fifty
dollarss'
"well, let us take that for tho basis,
and see how we shall como out. A prca-
cher has some expenses which YOU do not.
You haveno help in tho family; Brother
Stanly is obliged to keep girl. And
then there are other items. Letus see,
Assumed expenses, $4,000
Wages and board Of hired girl, 10000
Moving expenses, 5000
Additions to Library, and Periodi-
calls, say 1000
Company and travelling expenses.
say 5000
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TERMS OF THE INDIANA AMER
TrhN

Per year, at the end OF The year............s3 90
" paid withln ak months..s.. 80
II paid IN advance. Observation-Disclosures. 2 90
All subscribers arc understood ne engaging 10
continue unless discontsnuanee 4 EXPIRE SLY or
derod.
No paper will be discontinued, until nucafnges
70 paid, unless thoro l. no chance OF making
the money out OF the subscriber.
Money can be sent al our risk, by mail, In n
HAQIsTEnN Irrrna
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02
NEW DRUG STORE.

NEW DRUG STORE.
(sIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR
ID " JOlHINS9rONs
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils,
Dyc--sturfs, Pcrfumery, station.
-, cry, &c',
West side of Main S.. merit door 10 the
VALLEY HO USE,
BR00KVILLE, INDIANA,
TAKES pleasure In informing the public gener
l. ally, that he IL now In receipt OF and open-
Ing In his new room, opposite the public square.
large and full took Of Goods In his line. His
stock Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
lie can say with all confidence, IL not surpassed.
either In quality or variety, by any other house IN
the county, nor atn low prccs. Ills large stock
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &C.,
Kept by him, Is complete In every part. am now
opening an elegantassortment OF ..,.
: English. French and American Per- I,
fumeres,
All OF which have been purchased at sueh prices
as will enable me 10 sell them At the very lowest
rates.
For any OF the above or numerous other articles
usually kept In houses OF like charactsr the pu b.
lie are respectfully Invited 10 tho "sign Of the
Golden Mortar.n
Ply sicians can rely upon having their prescrip-
ton carefully compounded.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02
Bk00D VGKbBIER q BL00D PIN,
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE

HEhIlH AND bUNu IlF Il
FOR A. LII
DIR. RoBAcK - scANDINAvrAN REMEDIES.
A last the grand Object OF Medical Science Il
n attained, DR.. Robacks Scandinavia Rene
dies actually perform what thousands have prom
'sed, bat never accomplished. They purge nom
the blood the corrupt particles which create aud
feed disease. The oasis OF all the solid portions
Of tho body Is the blood, and " that fluid Is pure.
the whole organization must necessarily be Wig
orous, hardy and healthful. Hence, An The prop
arasion and combination Of the Ingredients Of his
Amour scandinavian Remedies, DR.. Roback.
great object was 10 produce medicine which
should disInfecl The blood, IN al cnses lie sue.
eeodcd, and the Consequences that tho peratlon
OF his Scandinavian Blood Pariaer and Blood
pills, upon almost every species OF disease. il like
that OF water upof tho devoarlng element, lite
rally extnguishing the maiady. Persons suncr.
log from debility from ehlldh5ol, end new vixor
Infused Into them by these wonderful ffe-lcnRth-
ening restoratises. Teey cool the heat OF fever,
create Appetite render digestion perfect. regulate
the bowels, promote sleep, invIgoraie the repro
dnelive organs, In both sexes, control all disor-
doris Of Tho liver, cure seres bocs tumors and all
skin diseases, and BY impartlng 10 the vital naid
new clements Of HAHN. ,l,.,.,,, ma, ,,a. H..
sure, instead Of tho wrarisome probation which a
ustalwaysbe 10 the invalid. These remedies are
composed solely OF Swedish herbs OF rare medIel.
nal virtue, mover before inirodueed In the prae
tcc OF pharmacy. Physicians OF the highest note.
In The dscoycrcrs native land. aud IN other "A.
OF Europe, have certified TO the xalue OF The
medicines, and they have never yet been admin
istercd without being followed By marked success.
n 10 impossible 10 enumora Ia In nm aAserlIsam...
tenth OF lhe oomplnlnt. for which the, arc ,nfsi.
lble. suncc q 10 say. that there 4 no dlsora.r
Of AM organ. unless eaased bs mallsrms,lon. Cor
which they arc not adapted; and for The .lmple
reason that they act directly upon the element
which rencws, feeds and su.talns all orxans viz.
the yenons blood.
Mako sure of The genuine articles nv nurchs..
ing only OF respootable dealsr. and regnl.r agen,s
or Of Robaet h,m..,f. a .,.s an ,,r.e,- cl.e,n'
natl. where no may bo consulted. by letter a. well
a. personalIy. I'm ali eompilea,ad and dlnleu,t
casa. ff
Price Of The Scandinavian n,ooa P.,,s., q,
Nor bo,tls. or az ner half aoy pn,s o. cent. ,e,
boz, or Ave poxss forsl.
a
cLrrIASn' ohio' Dec. ., iss'.
DR. honAex-Dear sir'-' should be indeed I'M
s"'e'ui " tailed 70 reply 70 your letter OF the
'o'h uit' inqulrine The egect OF your remedies In
my case. fou say lou do not wish 10 publish my
reply ou' simply 10 learn for your own satlsfae-
uon what the Scandinavian Remedies have done
Tor me. bu', my dear Sir, I Wish You TO make
my s"'o"oh, Pu"he' ho' oh'y a. just tnonte 70
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02

COUNTRY PRODUCE. = Slaughter &
" Williams keep ON hands all kinds OF country
Produce, Pork, lard, Sweet Potatoes, Irish Pota-
toes, Pumpkins, Apples, Butter, Sen for sale
cheap for cash.
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MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING

vi ElN hIVD DO ~ NLU l. llliNU
ever offered In this market. We have been very
selves that we can rim you out, gentlemen, from
"head 10 foot" for less money than any house In
this Valley. Give us call.
Domestics.
Wehave an unusually large stock Of Domesllcs
such as Muslins blcached and unblcached, Drill
lings, do. Lines and Cotton Diaper, Tick ings, dc
Prints.
When II comes 10 "Calerco" "we're around, ~
but all that we need say about prints Is, that
have tho Merrmack, Cocheco, Philip Allen Il
Sons, Bay State and Sprague brands, which oycry
body knows are as good as gold dollars.
Wall Paper.
This Il lust tho season OF the year 10 paper your
wails-they begin 10 look bad. We have made
large accessions TO our heretofore extensive stock
Of Wall Paper, aud can, without doubt, exhibit
tho L. rgcst aud most taste lily selected Auckland
then so cheap-of any house In these parts.
Carpets.
We have Just opened large and we'll selected
stock OF Imported Carpets OF tho latest patterns.
Rag Carpets always on hand.
Boots and shoes.
We have one room devoted 10 this branch OF the
business, and we arc now prepared 10 suit with
shoes or Boots, vcrybody even TO tho smallest
Bnskinsahd liootoes. Misses and Chld's shoes,
Men aud Boys Boots and Shoes. We have a
large assortment OF CusroM-MADE boots and
shoes Of every description.
Hats und Caps.
Every grade both FOR men and boys, even 10 the
late style OF SOFT HATS Cor hard OF sofl heads.
Call lin Gents. and "Adam" will give you .sats.-
Hardware,
and hcarllcles usually keptin retail store. In
QuecnsWarc and Glassware
We have an entire now stock, containing some
new patterns, and all that Is wanted Ia this way
Hut We feel II unnecessary 10 say more. Sunlce
for us 10 say feel very grateful for tho liberal
patronage bestowed upon us all through mcr-
camille course, and nothing on onr part shall DO
done, ut this late day,to MORT u discontinuance
OF the same. We are sure that II good Goods,
cheap Goods, aud plenty OF them, aud gentleman
ly clerksto walt ON youis whatyou want, we have
no fears.
aprIli Nd. GALLIoN& son.
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Prospectus for 1857.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST,

Prospectus for 1857.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST,
EsTABLIsHED AUGUST 4, 1921.
THE PUBLISHERS OF this old and firmly osia.
blIshed paper take pleasure In cal ling the atien-
uon.of The public 70 their programme for the.com-
ing year. surfeited with politics, the claims Of
Lleratu re will be more than ever appreciated by
the reading world We have therefore already
made arrangements with the following brilliant
CARY, T. s. ARTHUR, mis-. soUTHwoRTH,
AUGUSTINE DAUGANNE, Mrs. M. A. DENIM,
son. the author OF "2iLLAm,"&c.
January next, The following interesting original
Novciee
Tallengetta; or, the Squatter's
Home.
BY WILLIAM Howtrr, author OF s'Rural Lie In
England, ""Homes OF the Poets,r DC.
Ihis Is a story OF Australian Life, Mr.. Hewitt
having visited Australia with the express object Of
aspects under which nature and society present
themselves In that singular region.
The Story Of a Country Girl.
By ALIcE CAREY. An original novelet written ex-
pressly for the Post.
The Withered Heart.
An original Novelet, written expressly for the
Post, BY r. =. Arthur.
LIGHTHOUSE ISLAND.
An original Novelct, by the author OF "My Con-
fcssion," "zillah, or the Child Medium, &c.
The Quaker's Protege
An original Noyelct, by Mrs. Mary A. Dennison.
author OF SHARK. the Sexton" &c.
The RAID OF BURGUNDY.
A tale Of the Swiss Cantons. An original Nove-
let. by Augustine Duganne, author of"The Los.
OF tho Wilderness" &c.
We have also the promise OF short ane couden-
sed
N0VELET, by Mrs. Southworth,
10 run though about six or eight numbers of the
Post.
ITIs In addition to the above list OF eontribu-
lions, we design continuing the usual amount Of
sources, Agricultural Articles, General News, hu-
morons Anecdotes, Wow of the Produce aud
Stock Mark cts, the Philadelphia Retail Markets,
Bank Note List, Edltorial de-, &C., our object
being 10 givea Complete Record, rs far rs Dur
limits will admit, OF The Great world.
ENGRAvfNGS.-In the WY of Engravngs, we
generally present two wcckiy-one OF an insfruc-
i've, and The other Of humorous character.
The Postage on the Post to any part OF the Unit
tod States, paid quarterly or yearly In advance, 1T
the Office where II Is received. IL only 20 cents
year.
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TFsample numbers sent gratis to any one,
when requested. dec ~ ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02

DIR. RoBAck's SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
Tho cures accomplished by these great Swedish
medicines would be incredible II they were not
attested by the parties themselves over their OWE
names. DR.. Roback, the discoyerer and sole pro-
prietor OF these famous resioratives, Is now pre-
pairing for publication his list OF cures for 1855,
with the names, residences, etc, of tho patients
many OF whom had been told by their family ply
sictans that there was help, they must die. The
faculty arc thunderstruek. They never dreamed
OF the possibility of compromising preparation
capable OF reaching the seat OF disease In the
blood, and restoring that fluid 10 healthy condi-
tion, with absolute certainty. All diseases OF tho
stomach, liver, kidneys, nerves, skin glands and
muscles are infallibiy removed by Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills. See advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02
Blank Deeds, &c.

There has jdstbeen issued at this Office new
and beautiful edition of Blank Deeds, short form
ioners' Deeds, old form Deeds, Summons and
subpcnas.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02

xEELODEONs MEs.ODEONs! ME-
M LoDEoNsu MELoDEoNSl "A, a., ksr~-z.
Ny stock OF Meiodcons Is the largest 5<<-5- "a
In the city. Prices from SIS 20 SPOOL
When you want q Meodcon, the place 10 buy It's
al No. "a West Fourth street.
g. M. MURCH,
Colo Agent for L., n. IL B.'s Pianos, and success
sor 10 Murch d White. JAMS
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02

For sale by NJ. W. Halle, Brookville; J. n.
Clements, Boominggrove; Clifford & Coble, Iau.
rel. dec ~ ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-02

7, O. BAKER SELLS CHEAPER AND BET
Z ter Clothing Than any house In the mar
ket. They also keep hne stock OF Furnishing
Goods, and mako Garments TO order At shortno-
tee.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-18


Nh, EpIroR Two years ago, when sitting
with Lieut.. Maury and his able collaboration,
our former townsman, MIR. Ferguson, in tue
National Observatory, the former remarked
that he intended to prove the truth OF the no.
zion that an abundant growth of sunhowers
would protect from intermittent fever, by hay-
ing field below his residence planted with
them the ensuing spring. see from your pa
per of Yesterday that he has tried the expert
ment, and that he and his family escaped the
disease. Incrcdulous then, that any quantity
Of sunfowers which he could spread out be-
tween the Observatory and the sluggish waters
Of tho Potomac, could either absorb oil the
moisture or the malaria which rises from that
river and its borders, ] still am incredulous as
to the cause of his escape from that disease
Physicians around Wilmington could mention
many instances where the disease, two years
ago, wasted the strength and energies OF whole
| families, while last year they wero untouched
1t is to be hoped that the above named DIS
| tinguished gentleman has again put in CROP
| of the same brilliant plant, as doubtless he mas
not being so unphlosophical as to dednce al
important conclusion from single experiment
If the present prospects of the season do no
deceive, it will Prove test one for himi bu
IL will probably take something more than sun
flowers and common sanitary regulations u
keep away either the intermittent fever or othe
fur more serious diseases from the community
during the present summer and autumn.
WILMINGTON.
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MARRIED,

In Baltimore on the LIST inst, by RGv. Dr.
Backus, DIR. JOSEPH NJ. KEN NARD, Of this
city, and Miss VIRGINIA, youngest daughter
of Henry Newman, of Baltimore.
In this city on 2sth May, by Rev. G. Dram,
Mr.. WIN. Il. PIERCE, of Elkton, Nd, to
Miss MARTHA WILKINS, Of Wilmington,
Del.
AT Riddles Bank, on 18th ult., by Rev. j..
r. Merrill, Mr.. WIN. MCCLURE, to Miss ABB
1GAL McCAFFERTY, both of New Castle
county, Del.
On Wednesday evening, Sd inst, in Trinity
church, Hoboken, n; z, By Rev; 9. T. Har,
Nd. and Del. railroad, to Miss MARY D.,
youngest daughter Of the late DR.. John Skin
ner, Of Edenton, North Carolina.
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For tho Delaware Republican.
Secured ~ Copyrightl
SOLlL0QUY OF MRS. LARNEM.--No. 2

ia W LIZ IhuNDhhtlHig hHNs
Rap, Rap, rap, went the door. Mrs. Lar.
neil was making up her bread, and 1t annoyed
her exceedingly. 81 wonder what on airth any
body wants Mt this time in the morning, why
can't people wait till afternoon, aforc they go
to visit their neighbours" she said, not in the
most pleasant manner, as she wiped her hands,
smootbed down her hair, brushed of her apron
and endeavored to look as tidy as possible, and
wondering what apology she should make to
tho person ut the door.
It is only the paper. Mrs. Larnem was vexed.
Shehad stopped her work, to hurry to the door
and there found--only the paper. Disappoint.
ed and peTplexed, she picked 1t up, and
returning to the kitchen, ran her eye over
the contents. "What's this 2" she exclaimed,
as hor eye caught the words, sociology Of Mrs
Larnem, &c." She became deeply Interested
she read il over and over, and as she read, she
| first became excited, then angry, and unable to
control her feelings any longer she burst forth
| with -
SHOW wonder who this outrageous rasca
| is, that's had the impudeDce to go andput my
namo in the paper. The dirty, sneakin' caves
dropper, if only had a hold of him, I'D larr
| him how to write. 20. L. Thundergust,' in
deed, I'D hundergnH him. I'll tell Joe al
| as soon as no comes home, and know II hi
gets his hands on him. he'll make him thiml
he's struck with streak of lightnin'. IL,
ought to have more sense than go and put sicl
things in the paper, what it'snobody bushes
to know anything about. If he'd only mint
lis own business, don't think he would hay
time to skulk round peoples houses, and liste
to what they are sayiu'. Jist lot me git sigh
Of him once, and I'll lei him know what II
say to him, dern his ugly picter. He'll nc
want TO put anybody else in the paper in a hui
ry know. Ii could only got my hands o
him he'd look skeered anyhow"
Hero the baby began to cry and Mrs. Lari
elm had to go and attend to It.. = -.-.