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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21


SHOOT Na.---The Express and Herald few
days since gave an account of u case of seduc-
ton that was parallel only with N. York or
Boston criminal statistics. Several persons were
iniatial,y alluded to, as participating in the
villainy Of covering up the crime, cndeavoring
to procure abortion, and swindling the poor girl
out Of money placed in second haEds for her
benefit. A catholic lawyer "Mr NJ" was
referred to as one of these, and en- Monday last
! Mr.. MuLKERN. prominent attorney at Du.
buque, waited uron Mr.. roor Editor.in-chiei
of the Express 4 Herald, and demanded re-
traction of the language bearing upon him.
Mr.. ID. declined to rctract unless he had rrooi
Of Mr.. Ms non-complicity, whereupon Mr.. NJ
drew a revolver and made three unsuccessful
shots at the person of Mr.. roor, or by the re.
| port of the Express, the last shot was fired al
Mr.. Crosby who cndeavored to hold the arm O
Mr.. NJ. The Office wasbccoming uncomfortable
for Mr.. NJ. and he retrcated, followed by the
whi-ling cane Of the Editor!
We get this report from the Herald of tn,
18th. We have no OF inion to give except THU
Mr.. NJ. chose most wretched way to settle
difficulty Of this character. We shall hear NOR
of tprobably.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

Nor sUTE.-The repol ted election Of Rollins
as Gov. Of Missouri. il not certain. He beats
Stewart :49. and. the . counties TO hear from
gave buchanan 100 maj. in November last
The Rollins papers of st. Louis begin to COM
plain Of fraudulent voting and this of itself is
sign Of defeat The chances favor Stewart
.,.ryy
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

IL D.. Catlin. who seems SO much IN the
power of Mrs. Cunningham as to assist her IN
her late criminal attempt to produce nm heir Ia
the Burdcll estate, Is now thought by many T.
have been the murderer of Purdell. The pub
lie are impatiently awaiting developments.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

PERHArs HUMDuG.--7oo rood 10 be True
We Learn that a New Eensdy tr Auge and
Fever has lately been discovered iiy an emin mt
hemisf. 1t is in form OF plaster a; piled
sxtsssaIy. and is sald to calc i'm a very sho.t
time. II It will cure The AZ, aid Fever, we
ray take no moro Qlinina, Arsenic anl Strych-
,inc either disguised or otlleraise.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

Nor DEAr-Passmorc Williamson was re-
ported dead several months since and the usual
sympathy was exrendedspon him las victim
TO ths slave dealcu''-bnt he now turns rp alice
TO be played over again when political trumrs
are needed ~ secure 4 lo.nt
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

U LEE says he re-stole the watch of Car.
pcntcr at this place, end threw it in the river
He further Gays but one Of his hands was con.
fined and that his escarc was not difficult
When arrested at Galcna, no had another
watch, but he refuses to say where he got it.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

ETopbam Beauclcrk was strange
y absent-minded person. One day he
Tad a party coming down to dinner, and
just before their arrival he went up
>'airs to change his dress. He forgot
all about them thought it was bedtime,
and got into bed. A servant who enter
.'l the room to tell him his guests were
waiting for him, found him fast asleep
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21
MINNESOTA The Indian rumors,

MINNESOTA The Indian rumors,
have caused the organization Of several
Volunteer Companies in the Territory.
We notice that our friend Pnilander
Hartshorn is elected Captain of the
Waucaps Guards. If "Phile" don't
give the Indians Aa'tshorn there is no
thing in name
Two hundred and fifty stands of arms
have been distributed to these Compa-
MES and general organization Of active
young men throughout the Territory
will have tendency to keep the Red
Skins very quiet.
An effort is now being made to Con-
solidate the two Conventions and after
comparing votes, to present but one Con-
stitution to the people. This looks we'll.
but unless one party comedies to the
other, there has been no legal Constitu-
tional Convention in Session at st. Paul
at all, and the work of either or both
must necessarily be invalid. The cen
abling act" required meeting of the
Delegates at certain time. Did they
meet? Was there at any time quorun
Of either body? If so, which had it
In this view of the case, it is beyond thu
power of all tho claimants to seats il
both meetings, to cure their folly by .
Compromise that will bear legal Invest
CATION! w.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

R.k. MEE1rNG-Thc Mass Convention at
Watelville on Saturday. decided to raise funds
to liiuidatc the expenses Of q survey up Paint
Creek. il was not largely attended, bat we
learn that it WAS very .. irted.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

THE CIEcus.-Maj. Browns Circus on We'd
nesday night was very satisfactory to the public.
The afternoon performance was literally attend
ed, and at night there was a crowd not less
than 1900 being in attendance. Wanzcr and
Harding insist that McGregor now contains
1000 people. This turnout looks like it, and
by this time next year We must have theatre!
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

LIcHrNISc.-1he tclegru; h will be in opera.
ton at Prairie du Chen in SIX wcaks-so says
MURRAY, the Superintendent of the Wisconsin
Telegraph Line. We will want it at McGrcgor
next spiinr.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

TAKEN UP,

10y B. F. Walton and Casper Bagingcr 4
ID Cow Go Cali. Tho
Cow is 3 or years old. The body Of the Cow
is mostly white she is marked with slit IN
the left err, her right horn is crooked at the
point, the tips of her ears and the front OF her
fore legs arc dak brown. Said Cow and Calf
are ar praised by E. Caherman and --...Idaeoh
q A31 90 and swo.n to before i. Mon tlleS !.
P. The owner will prove pr,prlfy pay rAaress
and take theAie~ss b 1tt.E0N:
C.. DACIHGER
McCrsor. Aug. 1es7. - ms n
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

MT. VERyoS.-The Masons propose to ur-
chase Mt. Yemen by an assessment of ST. co
on each member of the oder. The price ask
cd is $2OC,O;0 and the Ord r numbers 5000
M m crs in the u States
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

VERMONT SrAPLEs.-Vermont produ-
ces four staples, namely, men, women,
maple sugar, and horses. SAKE says /:
The first are strong. the last are feet;
Inc second and third arc exceedingly sweet,
And all are uncommonly hard to beat.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21
EyA should pe hand

ES ADvERTIsEMENTss should De hand
ed to the Foreman of this Office by Tues
day evening to insure insertion in Fri
days paper. They Should also be mark,
ed the number of insertions wanted, and
if requiring display the amount Of space
to be occupied should be noted.
JOB WORK we want the money for on
delivery. ----- --.-- ---- -------
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

No CSsoS--The clerk of the Key City in.
forms US that the two "class- meetings in scss.
leu at st. Paul are still acting separately. The
Indian excitement has subsidized
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

AssE ssNEsr.-Thc County of Clayton l.
ass sssed for Taxes at $3,625,O3l We hav.
not time this week to give an abstract of the
value Of various townships.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

THE TowN.--Business is better for the ra",
week. The corporation has commenced work
on the streets. A little gambling stall on Main
Street was "dred up on Monday last.-it only
run about half an hour. ...a.-,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

SENATOR JoxEs.-Wc have received an in.
teresting letter from U. S. Senator Jones in re.
laticn to railroad matt'rs which We will give
to our readers next week.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

WOODS HAIR REsToRAr.yf.-Wc intended
70 gre sOmc statement of the merits OF this,
the beet If Hair Rtstratiyes, but they are
crowded out. We will retu n t., tie subject,
IN the mean time all whom it nay benefit had
letter give il trial
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

RAlSs.-The wet weath~r since harvest is
bccom ng matter of serious alarm Throughout.
our whole country. The grain in shcaf wants
no water.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

War II AND PRAY.-Another Comet is on its
way to the Earth. Astronomers In Europe say
It may expected about the 18th September
Let il come, we're ready
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

The news from the pla rs continues to rer
resent the Indians as very troublesome. Col
Sumner is after them.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

CouRr-Thc next term of tho District Court
for Clayton Coxnty will be held on the I'd
Monlay Of SeEt. &. aEas . @f'~
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21


the incest flour we have used in Iowa.
Teabout is man who wont be beat at
any kind of business he undertakes and
this trait in his character renders lots at
Frankville, worth 50 per cent more than
they would be. if the proprietor was
regular "dead head" Frankville has
paid it's subscription to our paper better
than any town in the State. We have
good list there and we are proud of it.
GooD.--A steam FIGURING Mill Of 3
or 4 run Of stones is to be built at Nc
Gregor shortly. The parties at the bot
tom of it are able.
The WEsT.--A friend has handed us
an article cut from paper in Troy in
which the people of the west are de-
scribed as little better than thieves and
robbers. We see many such fancy ar
ticlcs, but this is so gross in its misre.
presentation that we will try to show it
up next week.
The RIvER.-Is about at stand. and
as the weather is decidedly cool with
frequent rains here and north of us, we
hope that it will not get any lower
The Boats down are beginning to carry
more passengers.
BEER.-The McGregor Brewery is in
full operation and we hear the article
universally commended. NJ. Bernatz g.
Co. are ready to fill all orders.
RETuRsED.-Gen. King, of the Senti-
mel, and Cramer, of the Wisconsin, have
returned from trip East. 1t is said
that Cramer looks upon hoops with more
favor than when he left Milwaukee,
We do hope our sprightly young friend
will no longer decline to follow the copy
of his older contemporaries.
TAILoRING.-In Duyands advertise
ment of this week he speaks of employ.
ing wolkmen to make up for customers
his large and beautiful stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings &C., &c. We are
enabled to inform the public that the
Tailors are now on hand and ready to
oblige all who want neat fit. Gail and
look at his stock.
DoUGLAss.-The little Giant and his
wife passed through Prairie du Chen a
few days since on their way to Mime.
sofa. lie made nice off hand speech
at Madison.
SrcxSEss.--A good deal Of sickness
particularly among children, prevails in
this section Of the west at present
There are few cases of ogus here and
across the River, but the diseases are
usually OF dysinteric character
Green food should be avoided.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21
Town Lots.
WEST M'GREGOR PROPERTY.
coon TJ7,T re

WYE now offer for sale, on the most rea.
wv eonablc, and to persons who wish 10
improve, tho most accommodating terms, 800
lots in the West McGregor Addition This
addition, for pleasantness Of location and cen.
veniencc cannot be surprised, having an sbun-
dance of fine water. and being situated on the
main thorous hfare leading to the Country
Several 6pc improvements have already lecp
commenced, and are fast approaching compile
ti0n one OF which will be the finest hotel build
ing in M Cragor, TO he finished in good stylc.
an well kept. Calls op, US lots are going fast.
.'usc rs, ~. II $. GRANGER T. 60.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

At McG:egor, Aug. LIST, Of diarhe, HANNAH
wife of Edward Californian, aged 81 years.
At EcGrescr, On Sunday, Aug. 10th Of con.
sumption, john PACKER, aged 6e years Mr..
Packer was one Of the Oldest citizens of Nc
Grcgor. He was Universally res. ected.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-21

TO ALL WHOM tbs NAV GOVERN.
NOTICE is hereby given that petitions viii
IN be pr scented to III. Co nty Judge at the
October term If Court praying for an orler for
a vote to be ken at the next A RI Election,
for the renewal Of the County Seat from Gusen-
berg to Elkader. ls
August 10th, 1877. n4j s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

ON, acre or cold, suiI, clay lanl, the mould
not being over one inch m depth. upon
which We pot thirty load. Of muck right
from the swamps, plowcd IN the Spring,
narrowed and sawed to oats, aud had good
crop. Ia the fall, September Think I
p'owcd, narrowed, and suwcl onc.hali
hu.hcl Of Timothy, moved It las, summer
and got fair crop Of hay.
We g, the mo., prof, by putting it IN
the yard and in the trenches in the stable
get as good corn where we manure with
muck car,ci from the yard, a. We Jo from
any other manure ;, ii makes it, matter
or hc, with me. that the juices Of the yard
and stable, which would o,hcrwis, be lost,
are the bc,, par, or the manure.
Some timc iu 1854, l inquired by the way
Of the Farmer as to the way u using muck
tho editor kindly answered mc. could
no; fully carry out hi, directions, except in
one case, and tha, was IN the mixture of
lime, 40 the rate oC one hush,l dry slakcd
lime % the load thlsi tried, and thcry.ult
was that it doubled my crop Of rnn,a'. l,
was put oa at the rate of thirty loads 90 the
acre. On the rsmainin: part of the same
piece, manfred with yard manure, az the
rate of twenty. I've load. to the acre, Iil not
set more than half as much crop as ON the
part manuryi with muck
Thc,lagl. VI, 1856. $ X. BERRY.
Is l., Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27
PARIS. ME-, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1851

ncr aud gain greater product. Ulnn the
subject ul growing trees, how few men fayc
any theory upon the law OF nhturc that
makes them grow. No tree can b, judi.
ciou.ly rruucd without theory, as to why
aud for what purpose tree should b.
prunci.
Mr.. Pardcc said that the reason why
Wayne County, Ncw.York, gave more good
market apple. than all the counties west
Of il, was t,cau-c tho farmers commenced
right, with wcll.plau,cd, gra0ed trcc', IN.
irodu,cd by family by the name Of Foster,
who wcrr pioneers IN the Gr't 'c,,Icmcn,
Some Of the applc-,rccs planted thirty years
ago produce now from ten to twenty barrels
year.
Professor Maps gave msyicws upon bud.
ding and graftiug. Instead OF inserting the
bud in the bark by splitting, cut tie stalk
10 Dc buddr,l, and the stem with the bud,
both lIl, the Gr,t cut ola pen, and pa, tho
two cuts together aud bmd fact with cloth,
colicl with grating wax. In setting peach
trees, let them stand an inch higher ,lan in
the nursery. ln planting peach stones, ,ct
them la,t up and ont vf ground. H. ,rim-
ming. alvay. cut next tpa linrlr bud ur -
rriplrt bud in the latter c1sr, pinch oiI thr
tNo outside buds. Never cui 90 q lmb at
double bud. Peach limbs should lc
shortened in every year. ur,n this plan
and in this way the trrc, vlll last many
Years. Dirt never should he I.lrlur Suffered
90 accumulate around the stem. Ns,.r cut
or ,hc large liml, OF r1ach tr.cs Al Jor-
~ peach grower. know tla. thcy cannot
grow peaches. or make their tres live with.
cut blowing the ground Or. ras' of
Washington City practices root grating OF
r1rh 'rre with .r1' success.
Mr. Field oil ,'n, any interference with
tarwo'l o. tr-- over ono year. growth, 3,
injurious. 1. the limh, no, cut while sue.
culsut, the wound heals 90 once.
Mr parlrc aid thltwi,b juIi.ious gran.
ius Of new liml,,. an oll orchard OF vorth-
lc,s trrcs can b. entirely renovated, aud
made 20 produce good fruit IN this cas,
the whole top must De- gnltsl, auI a. SOON
a, the gratis grow, cut away all th, oN
wood
Slon Robinson exhibited some grapevine,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27
Portable Ovens

We purch,S,i one oC thc,, articles last
fan. and have now bad it long enough 60
know something or %, value, aud adapted
ur,. Q, che rurpp>-, ifr which itwa, design
g. Wcu,w Siy, that We have u.v.S mrJ
with anythin: 81, well adapted 90 baking, or
sr economical iu thc c.u.amr,,lu OF fuel, as
o., chs baker. Isi.maIe OF galvanized iron,
which B., us near a ugn-c10luctor as any
metal that can %, u-Jl 'rr thi, Tgrr sc, AMI
tlc lur, ,r, og iron che h-.,r,lguatrI both
ia mns, aaI form O. most perfectly r,ia'r
heat Trr,s arr al, ra Gee inside. AMI che
outside being Joutlr and sl near a u.1-e.u-
Jaetur og cA,.r.-, % require. b4, very lt,'e
wool AMI that very lcat 90 l' baking
Hard wool is not suitable 90 U.s., because 10
make, 81, iat.u.s a beat, that 10 s,nr.a.s De-
.rs 10 bake. 10 r4uirr- very tur wood,
aul PIN, us hrml,ss j. Jtr he,t lr tlr Tur-
rls- one ug then iu 1D ordinary family
v.I save its trst cus, in me, i1 h,krs in "a
v.as .rtvn. Iti.al-,a very durable arti-
,... q, H1 part 0i 10 comes u contact ~ii.
tl, lr.. rze.pt tds G-,-h1E, which .,v.ry
,-..Iy r.r.r.I aaI O., utJ. syrrus., whom
ever d, may S.,, QUE Any ,a,a; can h.
h.rI m 90 Is.m thr u,-r,, ana m.s, d..i-
cate cake q. trruu-lral auI tgTk.ys, and
nothing can Do 90 better % quicker.
Tbs. f.rttb.e ovens arc a convenience
vbigh ought O, b, iu every family as a uai-
t-r % both convenience and economy. They
ca h, 80 up in rlc. where Goo other ha-
l-r o-u I., -. sii.rut danger from trc.
I..g can as Tat l.r..t.y against t.r wall
,y.Y., danger. ~ t.-y are never ,1 N.'.
vlu. lsu-. t.,t u.e ,auu., Did ls
l-a. .u ,-. Toy arc y..t iag ,..us hs
i.-a-r,. rlra.-ar.y NHsrr aus .a. Iar-.
family. I.-y ...-. .,r.. a.u..u' u, ..s.
au. u.a. s... u..a .-.,.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

Sor1ursN PnNtrR. The March numhr
of thi. paper !, received, and l. the fr,t oi
tho present ,olumc ,hit has some TO hand.
WILL the publisher, be 50 Kind as TO send US
the January and February uumhgr.' This
is very valuable number. 1t Is greatly
improved both in mechanical execution and
IA matter II now ranks, We should judge
from thi, number, with our first agricultu.
raj journals, Wearc sorry % see articles,
however, Of tine uy'e which mark the two
Er,i articles In this o,hcrvt,, un,zccpti'ua,
able uumbyr. Articles personally offensive
can DO no good 70 agricultural improve
mgut CauIor and falrucs. are always vir.
tucs. This paper is published in Richmond,
Va. monthly, at S2,io prr ann um.
PORN. o,tayo, 90 r5srs each ~. RuIu *
August, puh.i,bcrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27
Twta- o>apIprugur
Blood Stock.

Nh Er,ros What variety % opinion
seen, q e1r,i iu ,hs mind, OF our hr.
mrr, a, tl, rr.,sa, i,y in regard o. ,h,
different hry,i. ct cattle. 1, would be d.E.
colt 'rr any ono uu1cIuaintI with the ra-
,ure 1r thr,, jIHrr; improved breed. to
rgk. selection tat valI u 10, point.
meet r.s ryrr.u'iu1,. provided hrrars Dis
r.rrlrr-. fu what tlr un.l,ue hr-rlr 80.
l-sh BOO Our -r.,HIurd journals. There
ar. a CERTAIN s'.s, ul men who call thrm-
,.r,r- lr.,.lrr. af blood stock. who claim
f.rtf.lr f.,ur.,- 'r.rl a'l tre .IulVua',ur,
ONO vaa'i desire. They wis irIl yuu they
a-. rrs. fr tlr s'tmH'.,. hr.' fur dairy
PUN o.. lr,' lur tar woke, aul hr,tas
-rltrr,. Whether thJs' ,ro,ksr. av this
g. induce oa, TO purcha,, OI them, orw whg,h-
20 they ars - r'0summats'y ignorant - 20
.rrr -s.Iu',hu,s -r1lgaa..ti 0hr1m-
Iir-I 100 arr ur.naI, ~ hTerl, E. u1, flr m.
GOO ay. CrnrJu.u-. Marshall onr, ,n.l 90
d l4u.r. WIN va. vHryir. t.s court with
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

ONO CrtJU,rog. We have Just received
thc number, of this Jpurull ir,m the Gr,t
ct January up 90 the fir,t ol this month, Tor
which We ar, much obliged 90 tne Editor
aud Publisher. : u. Harris, llorr our
humble She, may prov, ~ some service %
him. From tdo ha,iy examination We have
given the numbers, Ne ar, disposed 60 rr-
Etrl d; as e very valuable paper tispuh-
l,,hcl at Columbus, Ohio, tNicr mouth,
S 80. OF Do plc~, at one dollar Isr anuum.
and 40 reduced rates 90 clubs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27
II q T. II r Y
Tho Best Estate.
~ cuAKLrsswAiS.

NJ CuAELrs swAiN.
The llsau hath 10. ovu estate
The M,ndit hath h. wealth untold.
Il uccl. not fortune ,o h. greaI.
While there. . coin surprising gold.
No MATTER which way ior.ac leans,
wc,lh make, no, harrioc'. ,ecuei
4 lirllc m.nl bath lr,lc msans-
4 narrow heart l. nl~ay. poor.
Stem Fate the grarcsl ,I,ll enlbub.
Nod M,eg hath It, high cnmperri
ror Sorrow culcr, palace halls,
AnI qrc-n' arr oo, ,,srnr, f,um toau.
The prio,,ly rolls anJ l-sgar'. coat.
The .,,,he anJ .vo,l ,hc p.au,s aul plaugh,
Ne in o., gave It oraln1l
Men l,c ha, ,p ,',r eternal " Nov"
sua diappaia'wsr, ,rsh. ,h, r,oul.
Tho ha,s., 'r,aih Jefa, m,, hl..
hrb,.b, ,hr ,.h. ,hr conu, crowd
r,nI there. ,,hu,'y hr al
~, u.t tbs hor.s thl, h1nnr mlkc,--
1iur huHar b. e. lhlag divine,
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Nod uut 600 i.l'h Dlu.rut 90 Iat
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what. uttered ilpu ih- iir v,lhp
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3d., spp than naugt BLACK aFpun
The wggII IIIhhu,rr, have uud-
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Companion iu ih. vatH ,.ad.
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MIS- CELIA y Y .
UNCLE JOKE's LOVE


How rri.'tarl cheerful Z, l,,lrI in ,hc
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Observation-Disclosures INA
Instant Western Sn,,: and A.urhI was
q, I.,.o., n..r. inry Yunr,t-, iythr sr,.
..l.atE.,r.rl. vi,l uuglr John loo li,ca-y
chair. i'm tr, mIl -l.rc OF ,fc Gry,i.h,, and
Cousin h.ur, .uin. in luw chair clos.
beside lim, with her arm laid ,ar..,.us'y
over hi, kurr.
Snr vasur. lisllusltar, nor my cousin +,
uut an aIrr,aI child. who came into ll,
huu., wears before hr rigssl up tIrr lri.al
D., lule I,y $50, now saIly chronicle,
hi, dr.I,oi ar,,.hrartcln,,, and Dos, -
EatI w..r,tin h,, with lar. though I
n,.l l.rJar.v: n, inI.Hl' d,n't H,ttrr
,aarr! with AMY uph uu.. Due Ili-y.
ru, .trnr q, ,rr.,i..ll 1f beauty" %. th.
r.l4u,r, r..l pretty s.rIl wHru ln'i
in ih. lr W.,,. uuI who's, miniature lr.s
aDl, s,Yn-l 40 ti, bottom ul uly trunk o.
ar day.
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Mus. On, oi our COWS drnTVoI her cali
thc t-si ol tai, month. We have taken
pain, 9, weigh her milk fora week. 81.
ha, bseu laI an Dry hay wish ahou, nu-
quart, OF slrrr'-, anil a plot ut meal mad
from ear. uf crru and cahh- in rIunl Iari'
Treated iu ,hi, way. she yi.llel in sr'v.
Jly. la' ID pound, or milk. who ha' O..
,lv thar Dos hgt,.r than th,s az her aso.
which ls four wears thl. spring