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CHAPTER lQ7,

AN ACT to amend section 1893 OF the code and amen
dstory Of the law providing when causes in courts Of
record shall be tried.
SECTION l. Be It enacted BY tbs General Assen6ly Of
the state Of To,ca, That section seventeen hundred
and Sxtythree Of code be amended follows: "except
when otherwise provided causes shall be tried ut the
second term after they commenced unless reasonar
BILE caure for q con inuance be shown"
2 From and after the first day OF January, 4. D.,
IS o. this act shall to be force, and section
seventeen hundred and three shall be in force and
have the effect that the had previous to the taking
effect ofhs act provided that the provisions of section
twenty ( Of the code shall not apply to this act
? g. This act shall take effect and be in force ffom
and after its publication in the Iowa Weekly Citizen
and Iowa State Journal.
STEPHEN B. SHELLEDY,
Speaker Of the II use of Representatives.
ORAN FAVILLE,
President ofthe Senate.
Approved March 22d, 1888.
RALPH P. LOWE,
hereby certify that the foregoingi true cory from
the original roll on file in my Office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary ofState.
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CHAPTER lO9.

AN ACT amending section 2sls of the code Of Iowa,
in regard to the indorsng Of the names OF witnesses
upon indictments.
SECTION l. Be it enacted BY the General Assebly c
the state f Iora, That nothing contained In section
ssS Of the code oIowa shall prevent the prosecuting
or district attorney from Introducing any witnesses
the trial Of ofanypersonupon indictment heret9 found
whether his name shall be endorsed thereon not -
required by said section, Provtdcd the prosecuting
district attorney gives to the person accused in said
Indictment his attorney, three days notice in writing
before the commencement Of the trial. that upon the
trial of said indictment he will introduce other Witnesses
whose name shall be set out in said notice thau those
endorsed upon the indictments, and said witnesses so
called shall be entitled to full faith and credit
2. This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its publication in the Iowa State Journal and
Iowa Weekly Citizen.
STEPHEN B. SHELLEDY,
Speaker ofthe House ofRspfssentatives. of
ORAN FAVILLE,
President ofthe Senate
Approved March 22d, 1855
RALPH P. LOWE,
hereby certify that the foregoing true copy from
the original roll on file in my office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of state.
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@Thres things man never gets
tired OF looking at.-The sky-the sea
|-an5 women's faces. s..-Our Spooney
Contributor.
And Why?-Because they are never
Tor two days together alike.-Our Sati.
rical Contributor.-Punch. s!,.
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CHAPTER IL.


AN ACT to leSaiizs the acts of certain School OF
ncsgs.
SEcTION l. Be It enacted By tie General Asssmbly q,
the state Of IoWa That all school districts organised
after July Ath, 1851 under the provisions Of chapter
l5S Of the laws Of the sixth general assembly of the
state Of Iowa be and the hereby declared
far relates TO the time Of and the cleo
tion of school officers.
22 This shall take effect from and after its publ
cation in the Iowa Citizen and Iowa State Journal with
out expense 70 the State.
Approved Fen llth, 1a5S
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CHApTER 40.

AN ACT provdinr for revision of the laws Of loRa,
and the preparation Of code Of civil and criminal
procedures. ~ -.
SECTION l. Be it enacted BY tie general Assesoty q
the state If IoUd, That the commissioners apfo.nsee
by the to conform the laws Of the state to
the constitution and perform other duties, are hereby
directed to prepare code Of civil and criminal procs
have their report ready publication by the first day
of ofSeptembcr, 1885,
.. immediately after filing Of their reports BY eaad
be printed 500 copies Of said report, and one month
previous the next session Of the general Assembly
whether the be extra regular ons, shall maa
to each member thereof copy oreuch printed report
and shall retain ths residue for the OF the general
Assembly
g. This act shall be in force from and after na pue
lication in the Tri-weeky Iowa Citizen and Tr-~eeAiS
Iowa state Journal.
Approved March 11th 1858.
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CHAPTER %.

AN ACT making further appropriation for the State
Insane Asylum
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the General Asse,ably Of
the State Of Ioma That there be and is hereby sppro
priasd out OF any money in the State Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, the Of one hundred hous
and dollars for the further rucon AMI furnishing
Of tho State Insane Asylum at Mount Pleasant, Iowa
The same to be paid ths order the CoMn
appointed for the erection OF said Asylum which orders
shall be audited and paid other claims Provided
That said money appropriated shall be drawn from
the Treasury by the OILY upon estimates
made monthly upon aud during the progress OF the
work. and where material furniture shall have been
purchased for the erection or Of such building
vouchers sha be tsken and copies thereof sent t. the
auditor Of with such orders for money
tho commissioners may sign.
~. This act to take effect aud be in force from and
after its publication in the Iowa Weekly Citizen and
Iowa State Journal
Approved Feb. 25th, 1858.
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CHAPTER 3.
AN ACT making an Appropriation for Swamp Land

AN ACT making an Appropriation for Swamp Land
purposes.
SECTION l. Be it enacted BY the General Assembly
the state Of IoUa, That the Governor hereby author
ICED to appoint agent to proceed to Washington to
effect adjustment and settlement for the different
counties in the stste, Of their lad business and
also to have the swamp and overowcd lands
selected in the new and uuorganized counties Of the
state and for deayng expenses OF same there be- and
hereby Is appropriated from the treasury Of the state
the sum Of two thousand dollars.
az. That when the General Government shall Issue
the scrip and refund the money to the state, conte-
plated by the oct OF Congress Of I'd March, 1855 and
patent to the state the lands accruDg by virtue Of the
act Of Congress Of 2Sh September $780, the Governor
Register Of state and Ocs and the agent Of the
ty, any, shall constitute board to ascertain what
amount OF said land, money and scrip II due the dsr
ent counties In the state and whom ascertaned the
shall be subject to the order Of the county Judges,
or other proper authorities in the county.
as. That tho two thousand dollars hereby approprl-
be refunded to the state with ten per cent interest
from date Of same each county paying amount pro-
portonate to its share Of the lands scrip aud money
ceivsd to be ascertained and withheld by said board
aud paid over to the state treasury.
"a. Any laws inconsistent with, or contrary to this
act, are hereby repealed.
as. This aot TO take eject and be In force from aud
after s passage and publication in the Iowa State jour
nal and the lows Citizen.
Approved January 9th, 1865.
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CHAPTER l35.

AN ACT To "a enact Ill ,dch ssts IL may hate been
pealed or suspended in their operation BY the New
Constitution, but which are in conflict thsre~nn.
SECTION 1. Beit enacted BY tie general AsseMoy 9!
the state Of Iora, That all acts which wefs ~ dorcs
at the time ftakng effect of the New Oonstution ana
which have not been repealed or BY the ac o.
the General Assembly now in session, be ana tn sfs
hereby re-enacted and revived.
cstion IN the Iowa Citizen and Iowa state journal.
STEPHEN b. sHELLEDY,
Speaker ofths House OF Representative
DANIEL ANDERSON,
President pro tenn Of the Senate
Approved Marth 2ad, 1858.
thereby certify that the foregoing II . trss cory
ELIJAH SELLS,
.. Secretary Of stas.
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POETRY.
Words Upon the Water.

words Upon the water.
Far away fond hearts are beating,
Out upon the stormy sea
Let Us hear II no kind greeting
In the noisy waves may bs.
Each in hurrying after each,
(For the sea is loud and high,
Will bear it to the pebbly beach,
And cast it at our feet aud die.
Harkl . low farewell Of sorrow,
And forebodine of despair,
Fearful Of the hard tomorrow,
Loaded With its freight Of care;
Tender words Of hope and comfort,
For the loved and the forlorn,
Let alone to toll and suffer.
On the rushing waves are borne.
Tender thoughts of homo far distant,
Seen through mists Of childish tears,
Mixed with brightest dreams Of glory,
And the hopes Of childish years;
Honors and rsnown, and victsry,
Ere the strife is yet begun,
And the conquered to be pardoned,
Ere the day is fought or won.
Vows and words and trust Of promise,
Murmured tender by and low,
Given to the midnight breezes,
Where the northern waters dowi
Hope, regret, aud joy and sorrow,
Mingled in the waters roar,
AZ the crested wave, are rushing
Onward to the pebbly shore.
Hush amid tho din Of waters
Let US hold our bseath and hear
II the thunder Of the cannon
Be not borne toward Us here;
II the deadly sound Of battle
Come across the waters frse
And the glorious cry Of "victory!"
Be not echoed by the seal
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CHAPTER lO4.

AN ACT to provide for the election Of Attorney Gen
ersl and defining his duties.
SECTION l. b. it enacted By the General Assembly Of
the state Of Iowa, That at the October election, A. D.
1858, and every two years thereafter there shall be
elected attorney general who shall hold his Office for
two years and until his successor Is elected and quail
"a Mhe attorney general shall appear for the state
and prosecute aud desnd all suits and proceedings,
civil and criminal In which the state shall be party
when requested to do the governor
secretary OF state, auditor general
bly,, aud shall prosecute and defend for the state all
In the supreme court in which the state may be
party, or interested.
as The attorney general when requested, shall give
his opinion in writing upon all questions Of law sub
mitsd to him by the general assembly either branch
thereof governor, lieutenant governor auditor
tary Of state, treasurer, public ntruc
and when required he shall prepare proper drafts for
contracts forms and other writings which may be
qured for the Of the state and shall report to the
general assembly when rogue tod, upon any business
"a All moneys received BY the attorney general be-
longing to the people Of the state, shall be paid y hin,
s. The attorney shall keep in proper books regis
ter Of oil actions and demands pro ecuted and defend
I'd BY him in behalf Of the state aud Of all
had in relation thereto and shall deliver the same to
his successor in Office.
go Before entering upon the discharge Of his dutss
he shall take aud subscribe an oath faithfully and i'm
partially discharge the duties Of the same and shall
execute the state Of Iowa bond with good and suE
cent suretiss in the tum OF Ten Thousand Dollars to
tul discharged Of his dutias, and paying all
eys provided in this act and which shall be fled with
the secretary Of state and Whenever required by the
governor OF general assembly he shall give additional
a.. His compensation shall be one thousand dollars
per annu to BE- paid quarterly, and he shall further
three doars per day during his necessary stten
dance business pertaining to his ohce, aud fifteen
can't: Pc. mile 70. bis actual travel in going % or 70
ticable route, Provided his compensation shall not
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VVyHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
the citizens Of Northern Iowa, generally, and the
travelling public In particular together with the rest of
EATING SALOON At CLERMONT,
Iowa, where he will be at all times ready to treat his
guests with the best Of
Oysters, Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Cheese,
Tobacco, Cigars, Nuts and Candies,
OF all kinds, together with the very best Of
Ale, Ice cool Lemonade, Soda and Ice Cream,
OYeyery flavor. In short he intend, to keep every
thing generally found in first class Eating House. and
hopes by strict attention to business, to merit liberal
share Of public patronage.
Call and young Iowa! L. A. pOUD, @
Cicrmont, iowa, March 8, leSsn73yI Proprietor
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McGREGoR, IOWA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1853

said person furnishing the said materials the value Of
the according the and conditions Of the
contract made with the contractor.
j. This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its publication in the Iowa Weekly Citizen and
Iowa state Journal.
Approved March llth, 1858.
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21The woman Who never interior
red, with her husbands affairs. arrived
in town the other day, She is unmar-
riod
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EgA silly person looks Cor enjoy
ment abroad. A sensible one finds il
at home.
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CHARLES s. D. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
No l, Corner Of Main and Sirth Street.
Dubuque, Iowa.

RE FEE j Z N c
Hon. Bernhart Henn, Hon.
Fairfield, Iowa. Hon.
Hon. James NJ. Love, Law
U. s. District Judge,
Kcokuk, Iowa. Berna
Col. Robert Robinson.
Middletowu, Iowa. Hon.
Hon. Jno. McKeon, U. g..
Dist. Atty, N. Y. City. Benoii
Hon. John A. Dix,
N. Y. City. Hon.
Hon. James Campbell,
late p. NJ. Gen., Phila. Hon.
Col. James Page, Phila.
Peter NAPLES, Esq. Phila. Col. L
L. A. Benoist 4 Co.,
Bankers, st. Louis, No. Hon. .
Hon. Joel Parker,
Ag Collections made and procs
ted.
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r. B. TOMLINSON,

~ ESPECTYULLY informs the public that b hes
rented tbs Seminary Building and he solcits pat
sexs lrem eli those Who interested in the educs
- PSNlhsis children.
4paMs.--Yor twelve weeks, $3.50
A rule che money viii be required in advances, hat
asraassnsnts can be made for delayed payment by
seeine the Teacher.
ApSal 80, lSSSasltf
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J. .. VAN 0sTEN, }. ,. wALkER, y. W. VAN osTsN,
Philadelphia. Chicago. Chicago
F. w. VAN OSTEN 4 CO.,
iMPoRrsRs o. yINs
ID r A N ID 1 e . Gil N s,
Vines, Olive Oh, Maecaroni,
Vcrmicelli, Safdlncs,
Fine Groceries and Teas, and Dealers in choice
Old Bourbon, Rye and Wheat Whiskies,
No. lss South Water street, between La Sale Wells,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Orders received for smiths Philadelpha Xxx Pale Ale
June 2. lS58n58yl
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VOLUME 2, NO. 80.
p. D. HALL.
4. J. 2 ELT,

HALL l. FELT,
Attorneys and Couusellors at Law Bradford, Chicka
saw Co., Iowa We do general Land Agency busf
ness. Collections made promptly.
Good reference given frequired s9tf
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Produoel
MARINERS and ell others are hereby informed that
we are now ready to Store Produce Of all kinds
until Spring, at reasonable rates.
To those Indebted to US We would say that We will
pay the
HIG HEST RICES
for Wheat, Oats, Corn, Pork, Beef Horses, Hogs,
Sheep, Wood Cattle, any other article which bs
tortured into pay.
This IA our LAST CALL on the deinqusnts, and IL
this oder u not accepted We will resort to LAW.
JONES BASS.
McGsreger, Iowa, Nov. 7th. 6ltf
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MOnONH.
EVANS & EGBERT.

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Groceries
Hardware Nails Crockery Stoves Iron Glass Queens
Ware Furniture Sash and Farming Utensils.
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lesslfs ,hs bmss aaessesed ~ =
fsw asy. igs e,sesss,lss h lsls
Place, sad ihen place lheta IL sool
NY spot. TheJ are sIse Lsri IN
barrels, placed In lsyet. n eailph
W. elme WI. sileais too long
article Nth Q iew practical genera
rules iof pruning ne vine
I IN pruning alsays esi apsafls.
and IN sInrlng direction.
Y Alwayi leave ~ Inch NJ hlanl
wood beyond lhe iefminal bad, and
lel The eui aI.ays b. ~ the opposite
side oi The bai.
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fsk spys sisa nol N ihs laLm
loon N hottest p1sefiy, II u " 10,
sfiy that se afe lndsI isd ~ M A.
esgsfy n sHer rotIi. II msas ffshL
In q philosopher. llasu,h . tslNssf,
anl Sapalsan q eeaqussv VI Nv
rope, The mishllsss minds lhAi u,
~ aaionlshed The siviIIasi vssld,
were femei 10 the ssIe VI revNy
that sas theif incentive n Att, theIf
stimulus % glory and lmmcs'slIiy
l'lae not, then. =. yoas les, N you
hc poof aud siftseus / q lsses fssSahs
70 gidi, youth /. ihs moss paisisl
judgment an indalespi hssvsn cen
Inlet upon man. Tho incsdlhsle
love oi wealth, "a fatally prevalent
IN modern times. when with . eveal
majority, riches are ,ss, VI respect.
ability, and cash q token of worth
aud virtue, q cloak 10 screen from
rime--is worse than blcar.rycd fem.
ine, more fatal than The lss,ssinr
folds Of The purple pesl'lenes. Mourn
not, then, that you arc poof-.-push
yonf faculties into . heller sphere,
ani reap abundant stores oi mental
gain in ihe extended Asld Of on on.
lighicncl mind.
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n had thought ,hou covld'si have died,
Knight not weep ses t1sss;
Hut ! foryot when BY thy side.
Thai thou could'd mortal be;
{, nS,sr through ny misd had past
The tisAe would Fer No Ger,
That ! on thee shoxId leok oy lass,
Avd ,hss sAssld's' s.ils % ~sss'
Ani ssill upon that face look.
And think twill smile again
And still, the thought l cannot brest,
Tim, must lssk In vain;
i.at when ! speak, thes cost nct say
What thos ne's lsft'st snsaid,
And then feel, as veil J may,
uear MAsv thou art dead!
n ,hou eoald'a stay. e'cn a. thos q
All cold aud all serene, 'fNf
3 still might pscss thy silent hease
And whrvc thy smilcs have besos
While zen thy chill, bleak corpse hess
Thou seems, siilI wise ess;
llu, NJ lay thee In The grave.
lfc,i ! an alone'
/ d. no, ,hsuk, vAesv'cr shos ART,
Thou hast JnsKss,sn me;
And !, psshsps, nay seoshs this heart
In thinkini. too, ~ thee;
Yet there vas yDusd thce .seh dawn
" light ne'es sesn before,
A. fancy ne'es eould have drawn,
And nsscr car fesssfv'
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A NonLH SENTIMENT. Som .
true hear, has given expression 10
i's generous nature, in the following
beautiful, noble sentiment,
Never desert q friend. whom enc.
mics gather around hlm---whcn sick.
ness Falls on tho hcart- when the
world IL dark and cherries lis the
time 70 Try . ,ruc friend. They Who
tsrn from the scene Of distress be.
tray their hypocrisy, and prove ,hs,
interest only moves them. II you
have friend Who loves you and
studies your inssrcs. and happiness,
bs ssrc TO sustain hin in sdvenisy.
Let him feel shss his former kind.
ness is appreciated, and hat bic
love is NOT thrown away. Real
sdclity may be rsrc; ba, !, cxiss in
tho heart. Who hes not sccn and
fol, il power! They deny iis worth
and power Who have never loved q
friend, or labcrcd 10 make . friend
happy.
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Crnisur MN.-we love upright
men. Pail them this way, end De
oshss, end they only bead. ,Asy never
brssk. Trip them ssvn, end 10 .
uiee shey sr. on sheir fees sssin.
Beg shsm in sAc nsa, saG h -
Aosr shsy vssla b 81 ssa bsieAl
Yss essaDs hep shsn DOM, zoe
saaass anasy sksn. Rsy ~ ~
~ II ~ ssssA. w ~ thsy
sssss ~ sssls ps,jsesl NJ
bsiA - eisies, vkie0 AooDoeo
vilA Aeis seib, - t)seko -
bssspss ~ ~ snS1o q III -.
LssA y - yssse -, - 90
~ pssh q - go.
~AssswsulsAe
slsU b - 49, . ~ -, -
vi1k11 - - - ~ $3.50
seeDIne ~ 01seDse6: eate
- ::is;:s:s;;EE'':: - |: =
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The death of q mans wife 10 liks
cutting down an Ansien, och Ne.
has long shaded the family .nsasien.
llcueeior,A shs elass of shs world,
with iss cares and vlcissltudss, ialls
upon che widcwcr's heart, aad tAess
10 so,hins 10 break sAsir fcsss, =
shield him frsm the fsll 49, ee
misimtuns. d 10 = q " dGhs
hand wss wishcrcd, - u oRs viag
of HE eagle wss broken, end every
movement that ~ msds brought hin
10 the srosnd. HE syts svs dlmnsd
and sIassy, aad sAss ~ 6ls of
death falls over hin, y nissss lhsss
accustomed tones wAisA mieM have
smoo,hsd bic passsss 70 ~ gsss.
--Lasorsiss.
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lls,s - sase :! ~ essn 80 -,
~ ~ essus ~ Il he Shy;
~ 1npw ~ ~ 49, - n
b ~ 4 ~ ~ ensl eye.
',s::.SSs - : s!!::::,:s s!::s ~, 49,
=: t:s:: :; = a: q: Z; 8; -. ::
lisvs - suaA 80 rlp,he ssss
e; 81 =: : '|:l1:: sI':;; q II
1lsvs - ~ - npsolh s1i4
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A11.laens 9 = s3Asss ~
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ulah' tells . stofJ, A. wslearn ffom
ihe Illinois papers, that Illustrate.
IN iho besl sneeielsI .lyle, his appfe.
cia,loh n The late hghi IN Congic..
I'feminis "Abe" N testimony eiyen
concerning q fight, ana N The bellI.
eefeh,s being he client
Among the witnesses fs The plain.
I'M was remarkably ialkaiive old
fellow, who VA. disposed 10 magnify
the Importance n Tho affair 10 my
clients disadvantage, !, csmc 10
my turn 10 question him. "wiine.,"
said ], "you say you saw the hsMY"
eyes, stranger, ! reckon ] did,"
"wss !. much Of aGghii" said !.
"I'll be daned n |, wasn't. s,ran.
ger, rieh, smart fight"
"llow much ground did the com.
bstants coverf"
"About an acre, stranger"
"Abont IN acre." repeated, mu.
singly. "Wcll, nov, witness. just
tell me, wG,'nf Msf tu1 obod Me
snSifssf erop " o GsM ~ " an
scre NJ ground that you erv
hesrd ""
"Thn,'s so, stranger; m be- col
darned u IL wsr'nH"
A RicM LErTKR.--'rhc principal
Of . public school has been sending
circulars to the parents Of the pupils,
which, signed and returned, will ~.
thorise him to infict such punish.
ment, corporeally or otherwise, ~
may In his judgmen. be proper. The
following answer proves thst some
Of the parents src pleased with the
idcs: "Dcer Mr.. Rsttan-Your
Aoging cirklar Is duely reccsved. !
hope, ~ to my John, you gill log
him jist as oftin o. you kin. lleas :
bad boys John. llith,o I've bin
In hsbet Of .eseLin hiY miself, Il
seems to me he never viii lan sni-
shing--his spcllin is o;sragously Dc.
ashcnt. Wsllap hin veil scr, aud
you sili rsceave ny 'ssnks. y. 3.
Wat accounts for John tc'n sich .
scholar Is that he Is my sun BY my
w'fe's fuk husband"
sr~x,x. ,,,v n. N.~ r..
relates . story OF an old farmer
whose son bad Tor long time been
o., studying La''n 70 popular Academy.
The farmer not being perfectly sss.
isi'ed with the course and conduct OF
the young hopeful, recalled him from
school, aad p'selns h.m o. tne sue
Of . cart, one Day, shM addressed
him:
"Now, Joseph, here u . fork, and
there = . heap Of manure and . CO cart;
vhs, DO yos cell them in Lss'nl"
"foFkicus, carsibus, es maaari'
bus," said joseph.
"WeIl, no.," said the old man,
"if you dom take that iorkibus
pretty quiek'oas, and pitch ia. the. na.
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