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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

there his spirits fell. He saw by the
corners of her mouth, that she had not
forgotten their Interview Of the prece-
ding day; and that her state Of mind
was not a whit more charitable. 1da's
face was little Swallowed; but she was
cheerful, and very attentive to his moth
Grand happily ignorant Of her true
feelings. She went from the break
fast room to the parlor, frequently, ev-
identity with household cares on her
mind.
Tea was at length announced. Ed
wards heart trcmbled. His mother
arose, and with rather cold air, ac-
companied her children to the room
where the evening meal awaited them,
The table had an attractive look, new
to the eyes of both Edward and mis-
mother. 1t was plain that another hand
besides the servants had been there,
lda poured the tea, and Edward served
the hot biscuit and cream toast. The
eyes Of the latter were on his mother,
as she lifted, with an air which he I'M
dcrStood to say, "Poor stuff.' the cup
Of tea to her lips. She tasted the fra
grant bevcrage--sct the cup down.
lifted and tasted again. The infusion
was faultless! Yes, even to her crit
cal taste Next the biscuit, and next
the toast were tried. Mrs. Goodfellow
herself could not have surpassed them.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

She stood beside the altar when she was
but sixteen. She WAS in love; her destiny
rested on creature in fashionable clothes
with an empty pocket. He came of good
family" however, and blood you know is
something. She looked lovely as she pro
nounctd the vow. Think Of VOW from au
burn hair, dark eyes AID pouting lips only
sixteen.
She stood beside the wash-tub when hel
twenty-ifth birthday arrived. \rhe hair
the lips, the eyes, were not calculated to ex.
cite the heart. Five cross young ones were
about the house crying; some breaking
things, and one urging the Necessity of al
immediate supply of the Tactical secretion
She stopped in despair and sat down, an(
tears trickled down her once plump and rud
dy cheek. Alas, Kate, early marriages ar
not the dodge. Better enjoy youth at home
ard hold lovers at the proper distance anti
you have muscle, limb and heart enough tC
face frowning world and family. ia chaI
really cares for you he can wait for tw" OF
three years, mske pressnts, take you t,
concerts ard so on, until the time comes
Early marriages and early cabbages are ten.
der productions.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

VERY DCrCHY Two old durch neigh bOrs
in Pcnnsy lyania, were proverbially, steady
stupid and honest they had carried on .heI,
Transactions with their neishhor. a d eacl
other for wears on The system Of Ready pay
in ca~h or barter, bat at last hard times came
and they were obliged to resort to keepit Z
accounts.
One day they met for settlement and at
ter much hard labor ana figuring it Wa.
made apparent that Hans owed IawkuI
twenty dollars.
"WeIl, Invkoh, how musht me ee'tle hin
nnwt l'se got no IL. n"y-h.'
" Iaw. Yaw, neh-r mind, dat We car set
tie in init 'not-,h, SAID Yay hob. WHO rrdt,
himself on being posted a i'll the ways 0
doing bushes, At he store"
"Oh! yaw, nit o'esh. Veil den, you
writes de nOte-h.'
dat i.h not right,' said Yawkob "yor
owes de ,Honeysh, You VIZ ties de notesh,
signs Jim - dat ish de ray.' sra
So Hans set about it and produced tic
following -
"In astmoreland kounty, Owsh Yaw
kob twenty tolars For settle Up wen Hast
no lnoneysh do Pay him. Sign, iawkob y
10 "IlHIl IbCuiilth dH hOD, Guc Clcullol
affixed his signature.
Then arose an unforeseen difficulty; which
of the two ought to keep the note!
it was finally decided that Hans should
keep it-tor how else would he know how
much to pay Iawkob! In due time, when
Iiauns, the debtor, got the money, he paid
up, aud this raised another puzz'ing question,
ending in the conclusion that Iawkob must
take the note in his keeping, $" that lie
would know that Han had paid the money.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26
A ODE TO A MUSKETER.

You wicked blud sucker, why doant
You urn yure liven sum wa beside
i.itin down on people and insurten yure !
Long bill to git bud, lltin on
Foakses noses, and when they git mad an
Begin to slap, levc? Hant you got no fcelinks
crate seezcr! how yude get nock,d il you was
As larg as sum tn legged bIud suckers as is
Round here, wot wares kloas. Viii donnt yu.
Lite doun Sli, as tina do, and b'ede EN- ioar
iha no il, without hollern aul the Whylt?
Yur a kanable yu do n big biznis on a ... ...
~rnawl skall, yu suck more blud owl Of
Teller than u crfrant can, an yurc smeller
Amt haff rs long. Yu walk up ioaks
When tina or sieepn, an tina s"air
Vtngcns. How du va work it tn keap
Yure bill so sharp without srind.n? Viii
Doant yu peek wurals o~t Of ueas,
Il etc insex; you long legged cuss
What tcwn is il yu syug 50 much. .....
Going round with sour Ioh hrs shutt phi,
S;aking whonm yu mt drvowcl lu
seam too be kontcndll hurd from yurc
Elungryist. I shud ;hyuck yud want on
Boots or panty let's to k,ap yure long -r.
legs from Lurnn thys wcthrr. .-
Insock, yurc usclis, IN kant haw, butt .
Yurc sum on Suckiu, kuus yu nevir
Git weaned. 'nSeck. az dew.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26
ABBOTT & BUTTON
REM Estote Broders and Gene0l

LAND At, I'm It,
800 Second Street, Mnscatne, Iowa.
DUY and sell real estate, land, ci'v or tow
- t-onar,y ~ ccnp,.rcn. incatc !ords wiSl
a III or Warra1ts MAJ Inr strlents far "a Titalss
object notes and Ir3tts ais. dcDts and e'aina il
ryra,' Of tho State. Wen-ke il . special n
ect Of gu trs1ress 70 attsrd r. re
no.. PYM EMIT OF TAXES
n every part 81 the State. an attend to every
hing connected with ganerI real estate BUS ess
Iouey Invested at high rate of igterost, on tn
vest security in the way of mortgages upon rea
slate. . t.'.f . ,'...
Ioeastern car ita i.tswe can ofer fsrs induce.
nerte Emigration ar settler ent scceties will fire
IL their interest to correspond with US, and t.
persons ming West VS. will checrfuI'y furnish al
inform ton within onr power, by letter or other
wise, without charge.
Mr.. Abhett h: s for many year. been engaged i,
UGH business, and is thoroughly acquainted wiz
he country that Affords such inducements to al
classes. We shall pubish Catal gues OF propert,
which shall be sent free to any address upon appi
ga ion, with description, when requested.
Parties hitting us will please dos BY drafts or
The east. b.. 's'. .5-' ....
...r. - REFERENCES.
Juo. Thomson. Banker No. 2 Wall st. New York
f. Granger Adams. /" :. A Clark " Chicago.
Wessrs Bartlett Smith bankers, Coinn bus Ohio
Jno Wooley, ESD, cashier indianapolis. Indiana
rhos. Sparrow, Esq, P, M, Columbus, Ohio.
Jno Greenleaf, Esq, do do
Hon, A. A. Bliss, Flvria do
Gov. Nathanie Baker, Concord, New Hampshire.
q IT Joseph Low. do 60 do
Jro. W Bliss, Esq, Warren Mass.
Hos l. Whiting, Gen I land Ag't, Detroit Mich
Nessrs Doty Il Abbott, do do
Massr. Russell 4 Trahue. Gent irrd ACTS Chicago
II A Hover, FIG, Pre't Marine hn'k Mil. Wis:
o Il Hazelton banker, Flint, Mi hgar.
Green. Thcm-s 8 Co, Bnk'., Burlington, I
Gov ia mes " Grimes, do
Coo k, Sargent Il Downoy, bGk's, Iowa Cit
J L Langworthy 4 Bro, Dubuque, Iowa.
J W rreadwell, Perry Norton, Albany
March 19,w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26
RIcuEs NOT HAppISgss The lat

RlcnEs NOT HAPPIssss-The late
Mr.. Girard, of Philadelphia, when sur
rounded by immence wealth, and snppo-
sed to be taking supreme delight ~ its
accumulation, wrote This to friend: "
A. TO myself, | live like galley slave
constantly occupied, and often bassing the
night without sleeping am wrapped in
a labyrinth of affairs and Worn o''t with
cares. do no, value fotnne. The love
OF labor is my highest emotion When |
rise in the morning my only effor, is TO
l'bor so hard during the day, that when
night cores, l my be enabled 10 sleep
soundly," .."..-s-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26
Good for Some thing

A gentleman once asked a company OF
little boys what they were good for! One
little fellow promptly replied
we are good to make men Off,
Think of that, young friends; you are ali
coed to make men and women OF. We do
not mean, nor did that little boy, that you
are merely good to grow up to the size OF
men and women. No we mean q good deal
more than this. You are to make persons
that will be respected and usetn-that will
help to DO good in the world. No one, who
is not useful, and who does not seek to make
the world better, deserves the name OF man
or woman.
You should not forget that, If there be any
men or women-any that deserve the name
twenty or thirty years hence, they are to
he made Of you who ars now children
" hat a world this will be when you grow
up, if 0N only make men and wOmen! Wh
YOU not ponder this subject, and show your.
selves men p
Good to make men Of What kind o
men will your " urhful readers be twenty
years hence? viii they he classsd With th'
intelligent, the respectable, the industrious
he prosperous, the benevolent, the piou'
men of the time? for there will be such. L
may require little stlf-deninl, and hare
study. and hard work; but such Il charactel
is chcaply purchased at hat prce-snd suc'
Il character We wish all our readers to bear
-Ioufh'S ComDnaiOn.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26
Muscatine Academv

T1NHE Fail term Of this School VIII commenos
L Monday, August Slst, in the rev hous on
Iowa Averue. Tuition. including T.,tin. G,,sK
and Vocal Music, from 81 to 10 per quarter. Sta.
tionsry will be furnished without extra cha roo
Both Male and Female departments will be in
charge of exper ienced an competent teachers W.
az" prepared to teach all the branches us u,,Ir
taught in our best schools. Circulars NAV he fcnpG
at either of the bookstores. Every effort wiz be
made 70 rerder the school worthy Of patronage.
FREDERIC STONE,
Aug Z7-daw Pri cipai.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
SALE .....

I OFFER for sale three acres of land with three
houses, situated between the forks Of The lowe
City and Upton Roads, mile and three quarters
from the main part of the city. 1t viii he sold
altogether or ia parts to suit purchasers. On the
premises Is an exc llent well and three cisterrs-
The situation woulc Re choice ore f. ra fotel OF
might be converted into very please mt cour try
seat. .4 -r,
If not disposed If at private sale before tho
Sd day OF October, the above premises will be
old at auction ct ten o'clock on that day.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
OR the premises. JAMES DUNN.
Muscntine July lS. T857-daw2m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

Iz-'Harry.' said a young LADY,, or
,he seat before us at the theatre, some
evenings ago, chow l should love to be
an aclress!'' IAN actress Honriet.a?-
why?" 80, il must be so nice to be
made love to in such pretty words every
evening"" ..a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

II WI At. NSh I TCUSA, IOWA,
TAR J. YOUMAES, uCUi1S AND AUtIST,
- ats VI Muscatine h@s iqcatei perm apent(y al
Oakaloosa. NJ haska county Iowa H. has a &c
and cnnverient hcpse t. hcard patients. Having
had an ex ecriencA Of over ter years the trea &
er TOT diseases of the eye ard ear, he has the inf
mite satisfaction OF lreniEg that Re can perform
the most critical operations ard extraordinary
AL be asks lisa fair and in partial tral of bis
and painless remedieE. Tbs .eost satistactolvre
ersnces can be given. .~:
july I'd --dawSn r..s E-r.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26
Groceries,
.. = Wholesale and Retail by, ...t
/, SUTHERLAND,

Sugar, Candies, y Oranges
Coffee, Starch. Lemons,
Molasses, Soap, = Raisins,
Tea, Sale'atus Prunes,
Rice, Tobacco, Figs,
Cheese, Segars, Nuts ast'd
Dried Apples. Preserves, Candies ast'd
Dried Peaches Pickles, Cove Oysters.
Wooden ware Flour Nails,
'"l' Willow g Meal, Glass,
-- eordage, Fish, Sardine
Wrap: paper, Salt, Spice
III Pork, Lard Oil, &c
T HAVE Just received large stock Of the above
| Goods from the south and east, They we-e
bought at close cash prices. tprevious to the late
advance in sugar and mo iasses) and will be gold at
small advance f1orp csst. -aa "... ... ..
Goods sold At retail delivered in he city free of
carriage. Produce of all kinds wanted in exchange
for groceries or cash. .
N. B. A light sprisg Wagon for sale at bar
gain tnearly new.)
. Ne. 139 second st, opposite Union Block.
Muscatine May l ls57-Cswly
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

WEALru.-ralk about tie enjoyment Of
wenlth-it never was and never can be
enjoyed. Aa abundance of money is a
heap misery. A man who owns small
house, a small wife; a big dog. good
COW. two or three fat pigs, and 'hree
children ough, to pc satisfied
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

ETERNITY" Eternity has no gray hairs! y
The flowers fade, the heart wlthers, man
grows old and dies: the world lies down in
the sepuchre Of ages, but time writes no
wrinkles on the brow of eternity.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

ONE of the toas;s al a Mormon celebrate
at Philadelphia was !: Brigham Young
The Lion of tie Lord. v hen he r"ar> i
he mJunt aims, all the helpS stick up the
ears. Such getting up stairs | never al
see."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

F" How is coal this morning 70 said Il
purchaser to an Irishman who was at work
IN coal yard. .......
"Biack rs iver," said Pat.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

EY The power OF fortune Is confessed Only
%, the miserable, for the happy linpute al
heir success to prudence and ineet. n.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

Punch says experience Is like ffanne
aistcoa'. We do not think of putting i
b. until we haze caught cold.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

Our ANrI-PENULrlMATE PUNs.-Why is q
chicken-pie like gnnsmitIl's store? Be-
cause it contains .fowl an pieces. What is
the temperament of ieshy personss Limb
fat. ic of course. Why should man who is
struggling in these tight times with financial
difficulties, hold his head more erect than
ever? Becau>e he is very much sraltene0
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

s'WHENE Err we take our wake abroad" as
DR.. Wall says, we are struck with the pecul-
iarly funnel shaped ladies we meet, the
present fashion for feminine attire being
very wide at tie base, and gradually draw
ing to Il point at the apex. This makes every
woman pyramid-the symbol Of strength,
and signifies we suppose, that they are ''go-
ing i. strong" Whatever may be said about
the ''dignity" and :'grace'' Of the crinoline
and straight cloaks, they are certainly con-
ical if not comical. and none will deny that
lady in the height of the latest fashion is
Funnel-ly dressed!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

The woman who nude pound Of Duties
out of the cream of joke, and cheese from
the milk of human Kindness. has since wash
ed the close of year, and hung 'en to Or,
on n bee line
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

The Mormons do their own coinage
and, as might be expected their $40 plec-
q are worth but SIT.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

Cg-. Pm living on hopes" said a young
r.e,k.
"Uapital idea willie provisions are so high
aid young lady.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26
.a Take Notice! a,--
G. a. s p r / 81 G. e.

V. ~, q AL = VI A I'd :.
A No. 212 Second Street, has already received
\ and is daily ADDING to a large and weII-select-
ed stock of Groceries. His stock of Famjlv a.
eerirs is now compile etc, to which he invites thu ~
teotion Of the cit'zons of this city and vicinitv.
Always grateful for the patronage of nv fellow,
c'tizens, shall continue to keep my stock sur.
piled with everything in its season, and in ahaa,
dance.
GA. SPRINGER.
raz4-daxtf s-a- II. z-.ss.It s. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

Cincinnati pork operators are offering
cents for pork, net weight, to be delivered
this fall.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26
:. BRUCE q r. pprno
BRUCE e. son -
AND AGENTS e. IECTlES

w D Z n. Erchunge d Lana U"rq"n,x
y ia Lands, Improved Farr :, Tow, Irol,11,. &c.
FORT u, ICE Il VA
! pay particular attentItn y. TIE s.i,c,i..,
: OF Lands and their lccati.p witb Cash or
ard warTartS il the FHr Uccee, sio,a,tlt ard
sage Lard Districts, Iowa.
We have agent located at Sioux City anr Usage
Who devote their whole time ard stt.r ri,, tt til
farsacti"r OF cur busiress : Fer Dor Pc vii re-
'Hive our peTeonal attention. We will ctIlec
totss, bills, drafts ard accertarces ttru.f,u
,owa and remit proceeds prompt, ir dra its :, ,
New York, Real Estate and Land War1ap
fought and sold on Com II ission. 1,tles sx.n in
md Taxes paid We also ray rarticul,rst,e,ti ~
o the loa' ing of Lard Warrart. fer cr-rcs
',nts, TIE lcsnine Of money at best western rate
md to nvcs ments gerersily: We ezari1eta
'uly all lanes, We locate srd viii give riv,
description. Ou- commissions for Ioarr ? cr Ice
ing Land Warrants in The abcv named distric
will he $larer 100, 50 per 120 81 rer $50 ard {.
'er 40 acre., which should acc, n n rarytfe " ~
-'nts nd also the Land Office fees O, " rra,ts y
nc dollar for each 40 acres in bills and draftso
New York.
Land Enteaed upon Time.
All business entrusted 70 Us will receive
md careful attention. Correspond spst solicited.
a'r2f-ig wiz ... ,-.-'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26

Is IT PAINFUL TO DIE I'VE have had our
own, perhaps peculiar, notions on this sub
icct. when,he difficulty of living during hard
times often presented the possibility OF the
otner contingency; but Ae find IN hunting up
in search OF other matters, an ans er t. cur
question a p%vcholoVicai work, which states
SUBSTANTIALLY. and evidently from ohserva-
tinn, that tie act Of dying Is seldom, in any
sense Of word, a very painful process: 1t IS
true, some PERSONS die IN state OF bodily
torture, ~ in eases Of tetnnns. Tuaf the
lrnnkar,l; dying OF dc!irium tremeas, is
haunted by terrific visions, and that the VIC
tim of that most horrible OF all di~eaSe-. by
drorhobi,. in addition to th"ae peculiar
hudilv sutferings from! which the te>e;.-c has
derived il, Iiaine, may ''e in state Of terror
from the supposed presence Of tfI%htfuI "b-
ect-, which are to him realities, even to
the last Bat these, and some other inatan-
ceS which we might acduce, are exceptions
70 the general rule, which is-thst both mem
tai and bodily differing terminate long before
the scene is finally closed. Then, a. 20 the
actual fear of death, it seems to Us tina: the
author OF our existence, for the most par
gives it to Us when it is intended that we
should live, and takes it away from Us when
it is intended that We SHOULD die.
Those who have been long tormcnted by
bodily pain, are generally as anxious to de
as they ever were to live. So it often is with
those whose lives have been protractcd to
an extrerne old age, beyond the usual period
Of mortality. even while they are ]aboring
under no actual disease.
For our own part, we can cor celve moth
ing more terrible than ortliving the functions
of the mind-we would rather meet the GER
tain fate which is before all men, with our
senses about lis to the last, than cucumber
the earth after every faculty which made
lie endurahip, had passed away from U.s.
RuGJyo po,,7yfJr
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26
Buffalo RcputAe

Hoop-TE-DooDLE Doo.-A gentleman con-
versing with a lady friend, a short time
since, claimed that he could parodise on the
hoop question, any verse she might choose
to repca. She acc rdingly rehearsed the
following verse from the old Sexton:
M h to a grave that was new Y made,
Leaned sexton old on his .arth worn spade,
His work wa. done, and he paused to WALL
The funeral tram through the open quite;
A relic Of by-gone days was he.
Aud his locks were rs white rs he foamy sea-
And hese words came from his lips so thin,
Il gather them in l gather them in y.
Whereupon the graceless fellow took his
pencil; and thus wrote upon scrap Of paper
lying by:
Nigh to church that WAS newly made,
Stood lady fair, ard hus she said;
Too bad, too bad-I here must wait
While they measure the breadth Of this open gate j;
All, it is only MINI by SIX Iscc
Too narrow, too marrow, alas for me;
And she sighed from her quiyering lips so thin
Il can't get in | can't ret in =
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-26
S. G. & ? STEM
:..:. Nos. 1876 and 189 Main ST., : ..::22

HAVE received large additions to their Stock of FURs
III NITU2E AND UPHOLSTERY, among Which NAV be
found full sets in -,
OAK, WALNUT, MULBERRY AND ROSEWOOD, '.sa.~
Also FIJI assortment OF Bureaus Tables Chairs Bedsteads
Lounges Stands, Mattresses Comforts Pillows
find Spring Beds Of superior QuaHiv. ~ e.
With large variety Of all articles u>y fnnl in first class
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT, ~sa.~
Including self: rocking Cradles Baby Jumpers Veneers
Mouidings and Looking Glasses, which offer 70 the Jor
and Retail Trace, favorable terms else
where. ~ .. -, .. ,
Thankful for The liberal patronage bestowed on MS herec
ore retaining the superior reputation as to quality and ~
sormen OF stock shall! endeavor TO me con,;,n
Of the and fully invite all in want Of FUR
NlruRE' TO call and examine our stock and prices
ma ID t"W6m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-02-18

|. .uh.,riher. Win ,io not give csrr"ss
n ,iirs ~ ,lt' cpitrnry, arc considered ~
wishing To- cnn,.nue their .ut'cr'r'ion.
>. " snhscrihe'. order tn di~cn'inn'
an', NJ ih,ir n'w.ptp'rs. the Publisher
may continue TO ,eni them mtil all ae.
rsarasr. are paid.
3. n .n',seriher. refuse or nc2lcr, to
take their newspapers from ,ho "hr"' To
which they arr directed. they a'e h"ld rc'-
,ou.'hI, until ihe, ha,s .c,'I"'I the bills
nn orl rcd thrm discontinued.
1. n .,,vrii,er- rcmsv" =" "'acr places
wiihou, iufsrm'ns ,he rahlish'r.. and the
ievpsrer- are .si,i To- III. Former drec'
,icn. ,nes mr. held responsible.
:. rhe ,,n-,. have d~,tlel that 'efds-
IL, ~ ,akc newspapers from the oIfce. ~
vrm.yine md leaving ,h"m unrallei Tor
!. p-,,aa taria evidence of Intentional
f~uI.