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=, peuuAx:--lam authorized BY the proper
-. u state that the members and visitors
u. v,v. and Western Iowa Annual Confer.
j, =, mas at half fare TO Indianola or Oska-
~. ~ seats Of sae approaching sessiona
= N, half fare each way on tho steamer
|rssne or Kate Cassel.
,pPU full fare on the B 1 n. r. r., and
-, Of the Western Stage Company, and
80. me ON q certificate Of attendance from
\. s,ue,ary Of the Conference.
GEO. B. JOCELYN.
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100000 WELL DIsrRIBUrED.-Tke 800, 900
prize in the drawing Of June 9th, Of the Royal
Lottery, was drawn BY seven or eight parties in
natanzas The aurora DE- Ktnsnr;, published in
that city, says that onequarter Of the ticket
where there are several honest and laborious
young men who came in for shares Of 1880
each; merchant drew 5000; broker &25,
600; and the other fourth was divided in three
or four portions-one Of them OK, 25O) was held
by foreign servant girl, who il now likely to
change her sphere; $3.50 by negro cook, who
Immediately Informed his master TINT he wanted
his free papers made ready for him, and finished
BY marrying his colored lady love, and set up .
fruit and vegetable STALL The other $4,000 it
is not yet known to whose lot they fell. This is
q very good distribution Of the large prize
Cuban Messenger.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
VEGETABLE WORM DESTROYER

y remedy alike pleasant and e6ooe1al ~ u
evil. There y mot the least diacalty d eceein9,
children 20 take the medicine Il b psQnSgo1 r
the form Of Candy Drops, apd WIN u eG1oo -
avidity BY Children Of III ageA Il dos6o1D =
expels worms moro e6ectnslly than anY TenoaV
NV " uss whi!e q the same tne = v@ 8 -
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g ANFO RD,S LIVER
~ INv100RAroR.
NV NsbDSln1a1.

II - 00MpO0M0Ne entire
IN esaAbl 11hed fhcs, o eenrl
proved ~ ~ tAaa 1nyel
reeoxtea - wttA eoan.|
for which u % recosn-|
II has cured thousands
who hAa given ~ m
q IN eeouo unAo1ci "a
sesslon show.
adapted 70 Tie tempesn-
taking b, and uscA inI
gently on the bowels.
your jndgnpent guide
LIVER INvIGo- y
cures LIvsR Cor
TAG Is, DYaPsPsIA j
6UAM m COMPLAINTS.
9oUR SfollAca, MABIfUAL
CMCLgRA Mon1rs, CaOLK-
LEHcE, JAUxDlcR, Hs-|
nay BE- used successfully
AEDiCiHR. IL viii cure
sands can tesdfy,) ri
- TnR9D 7BAsPOOns1ULsl
@e0t - aAtaek.
osvIno tAsir teeesrnony III
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aANFORD's
Family %
CATH ATTIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED PRON

Hkre IgAaNs Estr0cts, aud pet VI n NLASN
CASES, Air Tight and sciN Keep n 0n1scliranS.
The FAMILY CAfnARFIc - Pits a 4 rsnulne hus -
dve 0athartc which the proprietor has nd n aia
practice more than TWEEN. - " years
The constantly increas- Ing d(uanl eDvm thoe -
have long used the PILLS - And the srsie 1Scn vhA
I'll express I'm regard - sher use ~ $780, -
TO place them within The - reach Of All
he Profession wen know thet di0erene Ca
set ON dnerens - portions Of The bowels "
marta 1!Ln CA THARTIC PILL hae, ElA
Inc % Mn weu. ~ eaahlishe0 fact, been con.
que reverence variety of ne purea Vegetable
eou0ded rom Nkei on every PArt ~ tke "A.
Extraats, which acs NJ Good ~. a.sA - eM. = Sr
mentary canal and :. 80 sach 4 N : ~ 49,
where Cathartic ID need-l SEpINrss par. - -
MENT6 Of the EfoMAcHt a. SkIW ana so.. -.
DACK and LOTNs, cOsrivg.I ERs s1saa cold 49,
0vEn TEE WHOLE DoDY from - = sausxs,. - -
frequently, neglected q end Ia Ion, ~s1Eso =.
veF Loss OF APPETITE. aIAs lcRxrpfuo an "
COLD OWES fMs popY lREsTI rasrrsa ~ DeNssss
or WRI0Hf II TEE HEAD - III mrI Anraroev Fsys
.As.s, worms an CELL - lDRBn ADULTs, n1EunA.:
49,, sfeGs ruRlvEa oil the BLOOD and many die.
49, 70 wnich Mesh ri a heir, too numerous 10 men.
ton In this advertise-t tvn~nt DOaE 20
PRI0E DxExGss
THE LIVER INVlGORATOk AND M MY n A~uAr
FILLS are reaied BY Druggists generally md "a
wholesale BY The Trade In al IA laras tnwns
Q. q. W. SANFORD, n. D..
- ManafActurer and Psopsietess
Sas AeoodDay. NSs Yoek.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BIBLE SociErY DEPOsiToRs.--A the store Of Mr.. w
w. Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington, where English
German, Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Tssaments may
always be found at one price. uove,
SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of DR.. Sanfords Liver Invgorator
and Catharfic pis IN aucNher eol,,nn cr4rQw
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nkNMARK ACADEMY,

The Fall Term Of fourteen weeks will begin on wencs
day September 18th.
The alest instruction Is afforded in all the r inches Of
40 ana Classical course in preparation for business
or for College
Inc Ladies Department includes all the studies usually
pursued in the higher Female Summaries with the best In.
Etructi'n in Music, Drawing and Painting.
FOR circulars address, II. X EDISON,
Denmark, Iowa, Aug 10, 1So0-?tw PRINCIPAL.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
The State Of Iowa, Des Moines County,ss.
TO DAVID STORMANT,
SIR-You hereby notified that there Is nov on file in
the Office Of the Clerk 81 the District Court In said county
petition OF Andrew McIntire who for the use and
Denent OF Daniel McCaughan claiming Of you jointly with
WIN. Janison the sum Of asa l,s, with Interest Ana
praying an attachment against YOU upon which your pro-
perry has been stached and that unless you appear and
day Of the next Term Of said Drict Court Judgment win
be rendered against you thereon,
y. d. BROWNING
augsw4w Atforner f,r prs.
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Chicago, Aug. 9
Flour quiet,


Flour quiet.
Wheat-OHcring prices were 2@3c lower than
yesterday, and after limited business, buyers
again receded. Sales were at a further decline
Of 2@3c, closing nearly at Inside prices. Early
sales numerous. Parcels No. Spring at CSC !;
No. do at 9l@92c, and "A few rejected at Sic.
One car of club, the first OF the season, sold at
Csc. In winter, few parcels No. red, so d at
Fl 03@4l o. and No. do at csc. Later sales
run from 90 I" Ssc; on No. 2 spring, including
1000 bus and numerous small parcels at the H..
ter. Three cae.. rejected at SOL; IL do at Soc.
Is cars No. req Mt 81 SO and 100 chiefly at the
later.
Corn closed firm. Sales, cars No. at 42tc;
% do at 4s; 5000 bu- do. ut same; 72OO bu No.
2 in two lots at Age by sample; l boat lead
canal at 4SA afoat, and several parcels in bags
at42! 04s4 on track.
Oats unchanged. Six ears No. at 221 in
store; do. at 22f.
Highwnes firm. go bbls at l8c delivered
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DESIRABLE LAND FOR SALE
- CHEAP FOR CASH.
I will sell fnllowinU l.nda - ,>.~

w EtsW i.s.e:,I;,sNo,R
GlSE4 !" 3. "72 So
NE4 q, "73
These lands are One rolling prairie situated In washipg-
ton Township, Des Monts county. Also
sW Sec. ., T. % No., H. w.
She last named tract hes running water and some
ngtnn N Washington county, and would make desrable
Stock Farm. 0RD n TarYMAN
julyg3d. = swim
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TAXES! TAXES!! ia h1FS!lI

Notice y hereby aiyen that al persons dslIpouena
In payment Of Tax for A. D. 1852 or auy prrvms venr
mus make payment Of The q onc II they vish q
save snsr ke. Estate from aae for such slnqssnt tax,
= Us required, BY act Of Legislature at II
which y sne mo stringent vt passed upon ne suASect
veeng title = once ~ the purchaser and psviaa9 Or
falling the tina In which redemption can be made q a
The sale above referred 70 viii b made - soon . ~
notice required ~ law can b. given.
JOHN 4. RIPLEY,
July24, lS00-bpM Treas. Des Molnes Go.
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Coz. CuRrn IN TIE FirLD.-On Tuesday after
noon last, about Ave o'clock, Col Curtis, the
Republican candidate for Congrers, arrived il
our city No intimation having been received Of
his coming, no preparation was made for him
speaking here. Az soon % practicable bills were
posted announcing that he would address the
citizens. In the evening the Wide Awakes to
the number Of fifty, turned out, and proceeded
to the Park, where . large crowd, considering
the shortness Of the notice, soon assembled The
Col. appeared upon the stand, and delivered an
excellent speech, one Of the best we ever heard
him make, and the best We have heard during
the campaign His speech lasted over two
hours, and was listened 70 with marked attention.
He spoke of the Homestead Bill, the Pacific
Railroad, and several other important measures
now before the country. We regret that want
of space prevents US from giving synopsis Of
his remarks. 1t is ! speech that every voter in
the district should hear, and We hope Col Cur
tbs will present the same points in his speeches
during the campaign. Il is speech that will
entertain the people, for it brings directly home
to them matters in which they feel . deep inter-
est, and the facts are presented in . manner
easily understood. At the close Of his speech
cheer after cheer was given for the able standard
bearers Of the Republican party.-Fair6eld Led
oar
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Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke N,
D., Nysician Extraordinary to Me Queen.
This well known medicine imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstructions
from any Whatever and although powerful remedy
contains nothing hurtul 70 the constitution 70 married
ladies l. peculiarly suited. will In . short Time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in The
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, PalpIasion
the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills win elect
cure when al other means have failed and although
powerful remedy do mot contain iron caone anilmony,
or anything hurtfll to the constitution.
Pull directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should he carefully preserved.
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free Of the agent
N. D-3f and postage stamps enclosed to any author
sed agent win bottle containing over 50 pills. BY
return NAL. JOB MOSES Rochester, n. r.,
General agent for tie Eniked States.
Sold In Burlington BY sq,ires 1 Blors. H. g. Gay, and
~ druggists. oct12bnyeov.
a. Roman Emperor once offered princei, reward
TO the man who should invent pleasure lfthe offer
were TO Be renewed now John Bull Il the man 70 claim the
reward for he has actually converted phyrc taking into
pleasure His Compound PICTORIAL u Wild Cierry not
only pleasant the than the most costly
dals, but what 10 infinitely Important never fails
70 relieve the worst cough cold In hours
effect permanent almost before the patient aware
ofh.--N. y. Courier.
july23- dimStaw:w1m
~ The children Of the country owe Dr. John Bul an
unlimited debt Of gratitude for relieving them from the ne
cesty Of such nauseous and ckenng drugs -
oil and kindred preparations Ills TrgefdLle Worm DE-
stroyer the most enectua andote ever offered
TO the public and Ut the time Of the most agree.
able little boabons offered 70 Blocmpgtcn-
Republican.
u!yss-dimstaw:wlm
uAiE DrE-HAR DYE-HAR DrR.-Wm. A. Batch.
Aes Hair Dye The Original and Bat ~ ~ World ;
All others are imatiOns and should be avoided II
you wish to escape ridicale.
Cry. Rd Or Rssty Hair dyed instantly 70 heauti1al
and natural brown black wiAous ~ sae iajasy =
hair Or skin.
Fifssea Aedfais nad Diplomas have bsaa awarded 70
wm a. Ratcheloe since 1880 and over 900 applcaons
have been nads 70 the hair 20 - patrons q ~ famous
Dye.
Ka. A. 1asaAAiovs Hdar Dvs psoasoss color nes 70
be Distinguished from nature and b wAnaAs1sp mol %
nurs IN ths lsa however lsas nay b csatinued apa
ths " essAs u - dyes rssdsA ~ Aals nyieorasea
~ H. W ~ qlsndia dye.
eed u ~ cs and towns y ~ Ualesd oatss ~ Drrs
eisss and yaney 0eoAs DsalsrA4
H-fhs ssnune - ~ nans end addssa upss ! seeea
plata sngavins . sbsr aidss q saaA Dox, q
WILLIAM 4. 1A1CHELOR.
jalylssly. - 1oad ssssst. New rash,
w,ss-wIes- DaseAslars w - ro.....
suspan n 1hey aFs elegant, light, sasy an1 auy,Al.
vifsing y charn - farming ~ Aeaindeo ,.,l.h,,.
s1ths hsad; indeed ths = ~ Only vhe,s
these things are properly underslood and saas.
Jalyioviy. lsDsoa otssst. NV Yeek
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/ hssn Gums, and hns beeoDS
M Medicine known ana ..
- go T. aAA n nev
= Aeaoe = Ill Ne dlseaeee
- BendeA. !,
vithin ~ laxt Two ysnrs
hspee q Fssts1, 9 she
,eegtlecaees ID ny -
The doe AIe ~
- mene Of the ln1ivialael
saeh quamtislee . y ecs
- lee the dictates Of
~1,G0n h tlse ne q ne
RATO1, and Il VIM
~ pIAiHSs, DmLTous Ar
q 10 MROnIC DsARnaOaA.
- DTsKzrEny, DRopaY.
. ICosTIvEnEss, CnoLIcs
II IA IsvASfuN, :HIATu.
- MALE WEAKNESSES, anA
- lee - 0nDuAAT Fanny
. eicK HKADAcnR, (as thos.
- rwENfY MINUTng, ~ rwO
- ACE 1AKgN q oplmn.eDee.
II AL WHO usn n, An
~ favor.
set0 ~ hst9oru1pr, Ga1
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THE MYSTERY AND INvIxclslLITY or THE YEL.
Low FEyER.-Concerning the yellow fever in
New Orleans, in previous years, the Bee OF.
serves:
The yellow fever has broken out /. New Or
leans under every conceivable variety of circum-
stances-when the streets we're clean and when
they we're filthy-when the river was high and
when it was low-after prolonged drought and
in the midst Of daily torrents-when the heat
Was excessive, and when the temperature was
spring like and pleasant-when excavation and
Disturbances of the soil had been frequent, and
when scarcely pavement had been laid or
bulldog erected. If the disease h epidemic and
Indigenous point still in dispute-all We can
say e, that research. inquiry and aagacity srs
bailed in the attempt 10 trace is causes. Il
comes without warnings, and goes We know mot
whittier.
Almost the only 6xed and undeniable fact
connected with the disease 10 that its prevalence
IL simultaneous with the heats Of summer, and
that frost 10 it, deadly enemy. From these frank
Acknowledgements, II may be understood how ex-
cecdingly limited 10 our knowledge Of the sub
ject. Although most deeply interested Ia Il, and
although for aalfa century the most prominent
and learned physicians have bestowed labor and
investigates upon il, they have failed 70 estab-
lish heyoad contradiction and controversy, Q ain.
e,e fees that would prove OF practical utility In
9narding against The approach Of the destroyer,
o. in cutting ahert its ravaees.
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~ Or wma In q lkosla liks d y
solneshing nice aboa1 - tellopiag poeeic gen
- IL a1thor 4 4 ~ slbon, - IL nodssey
% mcntion, that MOI less than IN misses 4
valnable time vas devoted q IL compoGtion.-
The two inch stub Of pencil with which Il wal
written wil - placed among the archives Of thil
o@ce.-BuiEalo CommesciaL
fnE sona o. ~ eGD WING.
..How sAall travel, : ths "a Wing sid
The old lost WhiR. the top of vhooe head
Nolonger BY crops ofhaif ~ fed;
20, the DEVIL
How hail travsl9
my stage y upset ~ old Whig cried
my ship has sunk III the treoehfoua tide.
There y no wagon wherein can ridc.
ny favoite nags have I'll Of them died.
Alas, the evil
How can trayelp
NY friends have bssn scattered, !" the Old Whig
sighed,
mo more / behold them clos ~ ~ side;
They have wandered far-4hsy have wandered
wide;
Q, are they livings Q, where do they ssrides
O. the devil!
Where do they travelf"
And voice spoke out-sIIl tell you how
70 travel safely and swiftly now,
How 70 meet your friends in ! jovial row,
How % end your whining and rad pow-wow;
And this Is my tale:
Come ride on the rail
With the Lincoln boys,
And share their joys!"
And the old Wing said-s.I think il Is best;
On reelection, I'll 50 yes-Tll 20 with the rest!'
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PARTICULAR = NOTICE 10
- 0ARDEM8RS AND OTHERG
We have just recsiv1a fall aasostnens a Landrseb
celebrated Garden and Flower Eeeds n papers and 4
bulk. Chllround every one. ar s7TTs
nnr2.ARwtf n ~ 9AMnnNVf - ~
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eUiAx MARRIAGE CERKMONY.-But hush!
mere is the tramp of horses outside
sMa-presently \ low tap at the door.
'ather looks around to see that all is in
-'aen, slowly rising, obeys the summons;
e'-"Who is there."
" silhout-"Friendsr
aes-'sWhat do you want."
Without" Cilchemo 'sna peccora paidM-
N agurative reply-s'We seek Q stray
ssae, partly opening the door-"Do my
as W. 0esfe 70 zee If it has strayed into tl.is
-, in's 'Ae intended bridegroom gently pushes
49, as uocr and enters, accompanied only by Q
- inends The father bows courteous
s,.aa snd then, turning round " his fami-
r.s;sN the various members composing it,
80 n'st with the mother, and ceremoni-
I's The lamb you have lost!r
49, $50 o. the bead is the negative reply. At
Ne 'pOsa is presented: the bridegroom that
se..;,' M.,s' runsforward, takes her hand and
y 10y d I've lost lamb,s
M L %ced 70 have found the beautiful
sh,s aent tot. The father 10 pleased, pats
: va sne back, and calls him . brave
eass N his turn, protests that he will take
hku lovely lamb, and soon conduct It TO
&c. Lorenzo, believe thee" sobs the
h a., t.efesa, do not weep; where is the ro-
s,.,. s prepared for thy Bita's betrothal
1 ia 0ea the father. ''Thy bird will DO
\ ~. aue and gallant lover, my Tere-
WI ~ zoe is going from thee, but she will
lsD,s;,so % dry thine eyes, old girl"
a. 60 zoe lover has placed one more ring
&sh.y laden fingers Of the young sposi.
g sAs0lly presents him with the rosary,
- ,Snssnali' or betrothal gifts are ex-
loaveys Reminisc nees OF Sardinia.
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yn,,s snSo Characterization is call
\ b N advertisement of yellow Spring Col
= lhb b an Institution which possesses
7. sssdesce Of the people among whom it 10
u,sd, il we'll patronized and self-sustaining.
hn sesm commences in September (iist
.a,eslhx,l
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Y. s ~. 4 Working Farmer says Of the
M An. mat Il bears eighty per cent Of
I'm eighteen inches Of the ground,
man half Of the plant is above that
- !, sne branches are cut they do not
st.,s,.1 y may therefore be shortened in
n. above the large o. early sssting
ga. .Nnovsl Of the small fruit ON The
sl 80 Jsanches 10 no loss, for the lower
ID 70 an unnatural sire BY trimming,
\ = aser weight and measure Of fruit
~ qseDce, besides Obtaining .
~ 49, se 70 fifteen days earlier. The
sk,sss y ee % done a. to leave q few
Ae fruit, TO insure perfect ripen-
M ~ sance Of early mafaring Ii TOO
lks.a eo'ament. The burying Of the
49, e,nedistely around u plant b
80 -, bob BY insuring tull aisturb-
:plr....I. cad b The presensing fer.
u psecissly 70 ths point q fruit
- laeas blsied decay RAPIDLY. ana
s''sssA-lF arners Advoest..
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the VACANT SUPREME CouRr JuDGEsnIP-Gen.
Cushing il again here, and seems somewhat ner-
vous regarding the Supreme Bench vacancy. His
friends aver that it was promised him reward
for his efforts to prevent the nomination OF Doug
las at Charleston, or by the United Democratic
party, and that the President is inclined to ap.
point him ii he can be assured that the Senate
win confirm him. Judge Black is his chief COM
petitor; but it is said, as he cannot hope to get
the votes Of Douglas, Pagh, Nicholson. and
Brown, nor any Republican strength. he is out
OF the question Gushing, on the other hand, be-
lieves he can convince Senator Wilson, and per-
haps a few more Republicans, that his services
in breaking up the Democratic party will be but
lightly remunerated by sufficient number Of
votes to put him in possession Of seat for
life on the Supreme Bench. 1t is clear that
Douglas can have no greater love for Gushing
than for Black. If he gets the seat, therefore, It
must be through Republican aid Washington
Cor. of the N. Y. Herald.
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GEO. B. J0CELYN.

q n pxApr SspfExuER lsr.-Nr. Darwin
~. IA from Hartford under date Of August
N .,;us that bic "Revision Of 1860" will be
I !, prini BY September Let, and viii be ready
4 Ssyiyesy socn after in sufficient numbers to
4 !. ,he wants Of the profession. As regards
|, pssias book Of practice, owing to his bad
M twill not be published until next spring.
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McEWEN, WILLARD & CO..
CITY PLANNING MILL.

House Builders, and Manufacturers OF
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS And NOULDIEGS.
Flooring, Siding Timber and Wide Lumber Dressed
Scroll Saving and Turning done to order
We manufacture Patent Power and Hand Corn Shelters
Tanning Mills, Bee Hives, &C., &c.
MI Wright IPosk and JfW FMM;xs;sq.
e. We keep on hand assortment Of Fine Dressed
Lumber. TauQQ. al weow
J p. 4
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pnlcs ON DoLlAR Pm pcsrsa.
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tue census of the city in 1910, and il taking
tle census Of the Fifth Ward this year, tells a
God anccdote of a conversation betw cen him
self and married lady, which will bear repeat
ing:
MADAM, what age shall I put you down ~
! mo direct answer "How old is your hus-
I band?"
"Sixty-one.n
"And your eldest son."
"Twenty-seven'
"And the nexts"
''Twenty-one."
"And how old do you call yourselfs"
II do not know my age exactly, but it is about
| thirty"
ibid understand YOU, madam, that your eld
| est son was twenty seven."
"Yes"
You must surely, then, be more than thir.
well, sir, !qnite snappishly, j / told you about
thirty. can't tell exactly; it Eoay be thirty
one or two. but am positive not over that 7"
-CsscianGti Gazette.
A Coon Misunderstanding to ,cwspaper re-
ports, Parson Brownlow, of Tennessee, and Rev.
II. c. Dean, Of this State, are we'll matched, and
without their equals on this continerrt- Dean 10
reported as saying in his speech AZ Keokuk last
Monday night that the frame and memory Of
Washington would last 'long after every black
hearted Republican was dead, damned and for
gotten, and the worm had devoured their heart
atrings and were fighting for their eyt&balls, and
their children had squandered their estates, and
the devil had got their souls"
Parson Brownlow says, 1.-THE Demo crazy are
marching downward to hell, where they ought to
have been years ago, and after next November
they will take up their abode with liars ana ras-
calls and thieves"
No further extraets we think are necessary to
show the great similarity between the two
Reosauqua Republican:
NrGnr ArR.-An extraordinary fallscy is the
dread of night air. What air can we breathe ut
night but night air! The choice is between pure
night air from without, and foul night air from
within Most people prefer the latter An un-
accountable choice. What will they nav If it is
proved to be true that fulls one half Of tho d.
seare we suffer from 10 occasiOned by people
sleeping with their windows shut! An open
window, most nights in the year, can never hurt
any one. This il NOS to say that light 10 mot me-
cessary for recovery. In great cities, night air
il often the best and purest air 70 be had in the
twenty-four hours. could better understand
shutting che windows in towns during the day,
than daring the night, for the sake OF the sick.
The absence Of smoke, the quiet, al tend to
make night the best tims for airing the patient.
One of our highest medical authorities on con.
sumption and climate has told me that the air
in London u never 20 good - after 10 O'Clock
at night Always air YOUR room, then, from the
0utside air, IL possible. Windows are made to
open, doors are made to shut-the Truth which,
seems extremely diGacult of apprehension.-
Every room mus b. sired from without-eve
passage from within. Bat the fewer pas nges
thsts arc In . hospital shc better-l Flc.,snce
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