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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22
IN PROBATE.
'rERR! lORY OF -COUN
~ OF CLAY,

In the matter If thr estate Of Nicholas Anga
deceased. Ga rcrtinE aud Alag th' ,,,tit,.,n (
Harriet AnGa, Il the t"wn Of Ncrmi lInn inel Ter
rit"r> OF Hak Ia, Clay county. representing among
other things that Nicholas Anga lafr -. In, c,t,,;-
~, territory OF Dakota. ia tn mnnth # October
1863 died intcSt ate, leaving su.a> amt rhattrs
"itnih s"id comfy :" Lay that I'll" lrtit nrr Of
SAID III" asc'i Is rra, ing that adinst of the
sat! t>taie he granted unto A. G. NauNleirr Of ,,II
Cay '"u ty IT is ordered that said ,rtitjun l,.
heard bc'ur" the judge of this Court on Monday
the LIST day of .ctol,cr. \. II Ito . ut 10 .',,,ck
NJ. at the Probate Office, in Nermilliuu in said thy
county
Ami II is further ordered. That Notice. IF tl, finn.
and pa" Of sail hearing be gisru Ia the heirs If
stih deceased. and T." all persons Interested lev pub
fishing copy Of this order for three successive
w"r> pr t. said day 81 hearing in the Sioux ,Ity
Register, Weekly newspaper printed in Sioux CITY,
Iowa
OLE BoTTOIFSON,
Judge Of Probate Of clay county, u T.
Nermil ion, D. T., September 9th. 1866 s,I5t}w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22
BOARD OF SUPER VlsORs...-sEP.
TIE Der SESSION..

At the September session of the Board
Of Supervisors Of Woodbury. county, held
ss the Clerks Office in Sioux City, lows.
on the third day Of September, 1865, the
following named Super visors were pres-
ent. viz: T. j. K'nk*id, W. o. S'uyter.
aud A $. Bacon-and majority Of the
Board being present, the following pro-
ceedings we're had:
On motion. the following taxes were
levied upon the assessed value Of the tax
able property in said county Of Wood
bury for the year 1856 in accordance
with the law.
For State Revenue, q mills,
FOR county revenue, mills.
For school revenue, 2 mills.
For special scnoo! revenue, Sioux City
Township. 4 mills.
For Special school revenue, Wo. hurry
Township, | mill
For special school revenue, Little Sioux
Township, 10 mills.
For special school revenue, Correc,ion-
Vile Township, 5 mills.
For bridge revenue, u mills.
For bounty revenue. 6 mills.
For city revenue, 6 mills.
0" motion, it is hereby ordered that o
Plato be allowed to purchase the north
east quarter of s"u,h~es, quarter OF Sec
ton Is, township SO, range 43, Of swamp
lands of this county, At the appraised
value Of 1925 per acre. and TO be paid a =
follows: $500 in cash, and 81, 90 in
three months, with 10 per cent. interest.
On motion. the appIica,,o" of jon"
Williams for bounty. WAS laid over
o. motion, i, IS hereby ordered that
the Township Trustees of Woodbury.
Township cause section Is, township s.,
range 45, to Dr. laid our and appraised as
required by section 1870 of Revision of
1860.
Aud that the Township Trustees of
Correctionville Township cause section
IS, township SO. range 10 to be laid out
and appraised a. required by section 1870
Of Revision Of 1860
And that the Township Trustees of
Little Sioux Township cause section l6,
township 81, range 43. to be laid gu, and
appraised as required by section 1870 OF
Revision of 1860.
And the Board Of Supervisors ia their
judgment deeming it best, it is hereby
ordered that the Clerk Of the Ds,ri,,
Court cause notice TO be given a. required
by law, Of the sale OF HE said severa,
sections above mention. d.
On motion, It is hereby ordered ,hs, D.
Richardson DO REFUNDED certain tax o.
1865. IN kinds Is called for j." his petition.
On motion, it is here by ordered that
500 be deducted from the taxes due on
the west half Of "or'hw-s, quarter Of sec
ton %, township SO, range A., provid,d
the balance due Their, on be paid before
the first day OF January, 1867; aud the
Treasurer Of Woodbury. county is hereby
authorized aud instructed to deduct $lUO
from the taxes due 90 said land, provided
Hudson aud Joy pay, or cause to be paid
the bulance OF said taxes as aforesaid
On motion, the following bills were
alIow.d:.-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

General Butler wants the South kent
out of the Union until the heavens melt
with fervent heat. Botlsnbss . taste for
"ferven' heat which will be fully graft
fed If the crimes of his life are punished
in the world 10 come in the orthodox
manner.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

A young woman was busily engaged,
the other day. in looking over some mour-
ming goods Tn" clerk was an acau.in
lance. so he asked her, with much solici.
tude, If there had been u death in her
family mo. not exactly" said she. "bnt
| expect the old lady will % under in
about two weeks. and / though, I'd get
my monrnin' al readyr Imagine the
clerk horror.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

A gentleman one evening said IN a lady.
near whom he was seated, WHY is a
woman like a mirror p She gave !, M
BECAUSE said the rude fellow, "a mir
ror reflects without speaking a woman
speaks without reHecting" "V-rv yood.'
said she NOW, answer me Wbv ia a
man unlike mirror?' II canno, tell
you" "Re"anse the mirror is polished
and the man is not
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

1t il aaid tina, IN New s o,h W.'.s An
old maid j. mnch ,arer amin Il than a
black swan, II il asser,.A TIA, TIE TAR
emf grants from Euyhnl rac"iv" .ff.rs of
marriage through ,rraki"s trumpet.
before thew land from III" ship, and If one
accepts the proposal sh~ signifies it by
holding up her finger. on which n. ex-
poets the wedding ring to be placed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE

Two Lpt IS ST. ONCE: You arr hereby notified
that Their" is now on Ill" in Tia. office Il tl.r clerk
OF the district court OF uodhiirt rulsttr iowa. liz,
p"tition % George ii Schn~tvr claiming. Of ~ Tho
sum "t one hundred aud ht', dollars with interest
AT SIX ttr cent. per anhnm irom b't"brr q 1856, ~
mo"cS due from y"u On certain lronIis or, n. l.,
executed and delivered by You I" Antoine Hoh..rt
for hn drrd and fifty bars, with si> ,rrr.,,
in crest from October 3 iS5.. AMI SAIL lrtiiI,,,
asks writ 81 attachment asainst Nunr truI~rt, -.
Now nhits> You appear and answer OF defend tnn al
petition before n""n Of the second atN ii the II n
term Of the district court to he begun ard h. Aau
at Sioux City in ana for tn" county Of Nurthur, and
sta" ii iowa. ON the tist Moulay "i N,>.'nt!sI
u. 1876, default will De entered .t1ailot ynl
thereon tor III" fall anount claimed, ihcr With
Interest aud costs . suit
Sioux city, Iowa, Jul. 10. 1866.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

The following oni.ten'ioaal outhur 4,
Of truth is attributed to > Frenen lady
whose friends recently tried t. draw her
away from her husbands dealt he'd: No,
no; let me stay 1t is always pleasant
for 4 wife to see her husband die
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22
Miscellaneous.
Attention, Soldiers!.

THE undersigned. having .nade arrangcmcnt.
/ will, one OF the best Claim Agents in Washing
ton to attend to and prosecute all claims which
may I've intrus'ed to him, is now in u position TO
have with greater Certainty and dissatch than any
agent who has not the advantage Of a corre.pon-
dent at the place where the claims are prose- uted
JOHN CURRIER.
ND' Read the suloin"d Law:
BE it enacted hv tn" Senate and House Of Repre-
s"n:atir"s Of tn" United St,t"s Of America in CON
grr-s assembled, That each and every soldier who
enlisted the army of the United states after the
l3th day ct April 1881, for pc imi Of not les. than
three years. ana h''i served the time of his en-.
ilstm"nt fn~ h""n honpra''iN d;Scharsed and who
has received or WAC is "ntitI ID ,e"ciyc from the
United states, nni'r existing laws, a bounty OF
one hundred dollars. and n, more; and any such
s"h''rr en'I ,'"d for not less than three years who
has been h"n"rhbly discharged on account OF
wounds received in the line Of duty, and the widow
minor children. or parents, in The order named Of
any such soldier who died in the service If The
hteI states, or Of ''i>ea~" or wounds contracted
"hs IA the service, AMI in the line Sf duty, shall
he paid tn" additional! bounty OF one hundred dol
lars hereby anthoiizat
Sec. 2 And b" further enacted That TO each and
every soldier VIII" enlisted into the amy of the
nf d states, after the fourtee nj Il dav of Aprjl
| Tor a period 'd not less tir,n two Years AMI
wiz l. not Ir"inh'l III the foregoing section aud
Has h'h h"n"'h''v ii,"h 'rg.l after serving two
years ana WI" has Received ct is entitled to receive
rom the United 81 ,trs, under existing laws \
hpun v Of on" hundred dollars, ana lo more shall
be =" ~ aI'l'tipnal 10 rty Of fifty dollars. ant
any such ~''hiirr enlisted for not less than two
Nets, WHO has been h morally DISCHARGED ON ac-
count Of Wounds r"""i' 81 in the lur Of duty. aud
the VII ", MINOR children, or PARENTS in he or
lie. "am"d. Of any such Older who died in the
@N'' ~ IN" ntr' II tt"S, t." u !j~.,~ wounds
c"hfra't'i "h,'' - t. $Hr,i'r and in the III
"n>, shall l." pa i "a" ..IIrtiot,.i bounty Of tiity
dnu'r- l'rtty authorized.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

An abolition paper announces:
Hon. Charles Sumuer, ~ laarp. will
shortly be married to Mrs Russell Sur
ge., \ wealthy widow Of Bos,on.
Il she black?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22
. FAD CENTRE
We Mean what W. Say !!

We wish to call the a,ttrn,ion If N.
public to the fact that have on hand he most
extensive assortment of Fancy and staple Drugs
and Druggists sundries. ever brought west Of Chi
chgo. 'ur entire st., OK has bee n bought. recently
in the Eastern market, fur cash, and as low
cly rure drugs have rule in he market ANY,
thing We have we will sell !otr any house
west Of chicago sell the guam iii of go DIS
We have sold goods here during The pamv days of
trair in Sioux Cry and If tn" present force Of
unhcnding circumstances compclls us t. sell < u,is
tor any indefinite period ~ tim, at cost, or az
We TANK "" On" stan" IN" lr':s"re. At least
wi continue t" do 50 while We last. We n,,an
to be understood that We will sell cur = obs when
n customer ZONES in to buy, rsr4 tao far raSt.
We wish ocili particular aitenti"n t" tn
J"hhins department We keep hand II L,r&"
and extensive stock of full packages which ". iii
sell I" retail dealers at 10 per cent over 'h'ra2p
Wholesale prices adding fire. ght "" are Whole
sa'' agents for Ayers and James preparations
',ddins co.'s hu'd and Pc" d"rcd extracts,
Which We furnish at manufacturers prices wit,
freight added We solicit from buyers rxtmi-
nation Of our >'oc> and prices.
Cash paid for Becswax, Gensng ard >"nrka
Snake Root. NlIAS kENI
PREsCnIrT1oNs.-Go to kpntS AID have
your prescriptions c"mp"un led. This department
of on' business we have filled up with great car"
and wi h all tn" lat" improvements in TIA" art "i
dispensing medicines, and placed it under The in
mediate care and management # an r>p.riri.,,h
practical chemist Tn" proper AMI srirntinc al.
mixture :" m''iCinrs IA form OF prescription. =
very great imp"' tanrc to those having T.
ase them and requires u thorough and p:trtIrni
Know ledge of rhaima"' nticai chemistry. W.
have beeifeXtremely fortunate ia hrng aiI t.
cure an assistant in this branch ct nll>ne,s,
who has made 1t IA specially for the last - wears
and We feel every confidence in assuring the lnhilc
that their M dicnes will he accurately and >tieu-
tihcally dispensed
Head Centre No. Il, rrar st. SIN
Never buy An article Won don't want
because if you do you MA, sometime wan, S"n,c-
thing v"u can't bay hnt Nl"n ,,u good, >rlI-
ing at Kent, $ at from - t" - per cent r the dol
lar less than ,un can hny Them All, "hrr- elise, it
Is certainty as much your interest to bay it i
ours I" >ell because economy is the secret "f
I'm
Anything III III" WAY OF domestic a d
imported rer!um"ry and every Kind Of toilet a,,i-
Gle, you Will mud Ira endless variety ami a,
nst"n>hih2iv low prices AT k"ut I'm
very he.uttul and e'p-,a,t a>~"r'
ment IF Hair Oils. P"ma,l.~. Extracts. llanlkrr-
chief Pertum"rN, cheaper than ">vr before u.,rel
in this market, At Rents. I'm
Bay voIr Drnrs. Ne ilrina,. Prn,~,
Oils. Narnishes and bye >'uls, at kvnt',, AM
low, So per cent. on the dollar. I'm
AT kENT's you will lind d y..nuint. IT.
t''ie of imported Wines ANA Liquors far oe'i.r,,. II
ne "Htg. I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22
ORIGINAL NOEls'E.

IHAS. X. HOWARD vs.. Henry Williams To
- Henry williams
Sir-fon a'e hei.h, notified that ther" Is now on
file in the Office If tn Jerk of TIA. District curt
Of Woodbury. county, Iowa, the petition # ..
Howard claiming OF you the sum of two hundred
and sixty dollars, as So much money loanri and
furnished YOU Nv the said Howard. Said petition
f"rth' asks for writ Of attachment against your
property.
Now unless You appear and defcud thereto be fore
noon OF the second day Of the next term Of the dis
trict court Ia be begun and holden at Sioux city
within aud for tn" county Of Woodbury.. state of
Iowa. ga the first Monday of November. A II 1864,
default vi he suffered against you ani Judgment
rendered thereon for the full amount Gained to-
get her with interest aud cost. Of snit.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

THE Sioux CITY REGisrER IL the ONLY
newspaper !" the SD Congressional. au1
IN the 4h and lin Judicial dastuts,
which endorses the restoration pul,cv O,
President JOHNSON, aud which supports
the candidates representing that pole, in
these districts. We wish to call the a,ten-
ton OF our friends 10 these facts, and re-
quest them TO make an effort to increase
our circulation, and thereby advance the
interests Of the cause we ad vocste The
price Of Tue REGISTER n:
One copy, one year ...................$2 90
One copy. six mont hs................ | 90
One copy, three month.............. so
Aud for any shooter period a. the rate OF
i've cents per week.
Our political prospects are good, and
all tina, is needed to .edeem northwestern
Iowa from the dom,na,i u Of radicalism
is IA united ard Garnet effort on The part
Of the friends OF Tie Union, the Cons,i-
tuition. and tn" equality Of The S,a,eS To
this end The REGISTER will labor assidu-
ously until the election, and that it's efforts
may do the most possible eo"d, its circu-
lation shoul be largely increased in the
districts Of which i is the organ.
What is the difference between q mis-.
chievous mouse aud q beautiful youny
lady? One harms the cheese and the
other charms the be
young poet out west, in describing
heaven. says, Il. is u world of bliss, fen
ced in with girIs" Where the man that
won't rep-n, now?
"Wha' are you looking after. daugh-
trr?' said an old man n, \ Christmas
party. Hooking after . son-in-law for
you, father was the reply.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

FUNO NELSON DEMICK Sir-You are hereby
/ notified that there is now file in tn. Office
Of the tlrrk of the District Court Of Woodbury.
county. Iowa, the petition of John Donovan,
claiming of you the sum of two hundred dollars rs
money due him from you for damage he has sus.
tanned by reason Of the wrongful taking and con-
version by ton ot his oxen. Said petition also
asks for an attachment against your property --
Now. unless you appear and answ ther eto before
noon of the second day OF the next term Of said
Court to be begun and holden at Sioux City within
and for the county Of Woodbury. aforesaid. on the
first Monday OF November. A. ID. lst6, default
will he entered against you and JUDI nent rendered
thereon tor the full amount claimed, together with
interest aud costs OF suit.
JOHN DONOVAN,
90. >. REV. Plaintiff.
Stamp 80 cts by his Attorney,
| attached. JOHN CURRIER
Dated at sicuA CRY, June 7h, 1855. Isrll "
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22
Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket.
For Secretary of State
COL. S G. VANANDA.
For Treasurer Of State
GEN. GEORGE A. STONE.
For Auditor of State
CAPT. ROBERT W. CROSS.
For Attorney General
CAPT. W. BALLINGER.
For Register State Land OfRce-
LEVI p. MCkINNlE.
For Reporter of Supreme Court
CAPT. ALBERT STODDARD.
CAPT. FRED. GOTTSCHALk.
TOf Representative ia Congress-6th District
MAJ. J. d. THOMPSON.
For Judge-4th Judicial District
O. c. TREDWAY.
For Attorney-4th Judicial District
P. d. NICKEL.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

Anything Ia III" WAY OF domestic a d
imported rer!um"ry and every Kind If toilet a,,i-
Gle, you will II td ia endless variety ami a, m
nst"nishingly low prices At k"nts. I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22
TO QUIZ FRIENDS.

Attest F. j. LAvBERr, Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22
:. Rev. stamp 10 cents.

G.. II. S,IIl SrEE.
by his Att 1rhey~~S. /. ID Ms. >,Ilt
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

very hetut'tu1 and r'p. ,n't assert
ment IF Hair Oils. P,Ina,l.> f>tlart. laulkrr-
chief Pertum"r,, cheaper than ever before u!rreI
in this market, At Rents I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

Bay voIr Drugs. Ne i,rnas. Punt~,
Oils. Narnshes and bye >turls at kvnt', auH
low So cent. o the dollar.
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CONCLUSION.

CONCLUSION.
We add to the letter of our correspondent
the sequel of the proceedings he describes,
which being communicated by telegraph
messages, give no details. These messages
announce the defeat Of consolidation by a
majority of one hundred and sixteen and
they also announce the reelection of Colo
mel Owen by majority of torty-seren han.
olred and hity-nine totes.
1t is plain that the vote not being an.
nounced, and indeed the absent proxies
not being all called on Friday night when
the meeting adjourned, the opponents Of
consolidation gathered UP as many proxies
as possible, and were thus enabled on Sa-
turlay morning to overcome the majority
against them. The result is gratifying and
astonishing. 1t is most difficult matter
to beat the unit vote of the State.
We understand that Mr., Wyndham Ro-
bertson, although coming to Lynchburg
entirely uncommitted and undecided, was
convinced by the argument that consolida-
ton was wrong, and that it would be seri.
ously injurious to some Of the cities of the
State, and especially to Richmond. He
opposed it in argument with his colleagues,
the State proxies, with great emphasis and
force.-Edit0rS Dispatch. -
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9irhu,oud 9ispatrh,
MONDAY ..oCToBER Is. 1866.
LETrEn FRoM WAaHIxGToN.


stEss +t #trE
The Prsslaeat ApprsscheA 90 Delicate sun
3ses--The Next sesslen o. Csugress ana VIZ.
win be asne-Negrs Sn6fass IN she D'''
eTCslsahia. o 90.
WASHINGTON, October IS, 1866.
fits fact which cannot DO demeG Una.
the President has been spproeensa 's 49,
by several Of hts friends VINO nAss ue.n
sustaining his policy oil along ior the PuI'
nose of urSins him TO recommend 10 Po
clamaf,on 10 the southern States the adop.
t;on ne tho constitutional amendment but
! am unahle 10 learn that there has been
as =" vet the least disposition on the part Of
the president TO admit the propriety OF
snch q course. II Is very definitely set.
fled that the objection which manifested
itself with few Of the extreme Radicals
with regard 10 tho amendment on account
of tho ipSfficiency Of its provisions against
the admission of the southern States will
, be revived at the next session, and receive
additional strength In the support OF all
those who endorse the dogma OF congress
sioual guarantees for the admission Of States
into the Union.
The next session will be, fortunately for
the country, short one; but in that time
IL il contemplated to inauguratc various
new laws and measures which have been
in the Radical mind for long while. First
and foremost 1t is asserted there will be
the appointment Of another Of those parti-
san Star Chamber committees, Of which. Mr..
Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts, will be chair
man. aud whose duty it will be to investi-
gate the conduct Of the President in order
TO ascertain if there be any cause for i'm
peachment. This will occupy large share
Of attention, and it is predicted now that
the results Of their labors will be to quietly
lay aside the question Of impeachment
which Is now so extensively canvassed.
Nous resr0ns.
Prominent Radicals assert that the ques-
ton of negro suffrage in this District is a
forcgonc conclusion, and that bill for
that purpose will be among the first intro
duced. 1AoN'
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Chronicle bases dis objection Upon the fact,
which be assumes to ibe such. that people
naturally prefer the dictionary system, or
reducing quantities by . continually re-
peated process Of halving or dissection. The
Scientific american, good authority on such
questions, has repeatedly expressed the
opinion that even for ordinary arithmetieal
and geometrical calculations the decimal
system IS not 50 good as an dictionary one
that might be established. But as for our
selves We decline to discuss the question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-15


Have not all the thrones of the earth been
founded upon might, and have they not
each to give way to one founded on right
1t is said that doctors can mitigate the
pains of sickness certainly q good many
of them make dying very easy thing.
Love, the toothache, smoke, a cough, and
a tight boot, are things which cannot pos
sibly be kept secret very long.
An author is q queer animal his tail
(tale) comes out Of his head.-LOulSrlHe
Courier.
A girl is always "sum" when she causes
fellow to "sigh" for her.-LouiSrWe
Courier.
A lover should always present himself
at his sweetheart's door with little ring,
but not without crap"
The man who lends an umbrella is real
philanthropist; he sacrifices himself for his
friends.
If bigamist we're sentenced to live with
his two wives in the same house the crime
would soon become extinct.
Stupid people may eat, but shouldn't
talk. Their mouths will do well enough as
banks of deposit, but not Of issue.
No man is thoroughly happy till the
discharge Of duty becomes his supreme
pleasure.
First-class minds generally require an
interpreter between them and the general
public.
Tennyson should have excepted the
Dead sea when he said '"every sea is full
of life."
It should not be naturally inferred that
Rome was built in the night because it was
not built in a day.
A man only gets into hot water by at
tempting to throw cold upon the darling
schemes of his wife.
Large men are less quarrelsome than
little ones. The greatest of oceans is the
Pacific.
The ladies sometimes get up bonnets of
diminished size, but never of diminished
cost. .... .-. ....
A competency may be defined as little
more than you have.
No advocate Of new truth ever yet
escaped the voice Of calumny.
A public speaker, like a hunting-dog,
should give careful attention to his points.
The more i'll mans luck is, the less
likely it Is to die.
An eloquent speaker is like river
great at the mouth.
All diseases speak to us eloquently and
solemnly-except the dumb-ague.
An arch young lady should be an archer,
for she can bend her beau as she pleases.
Love is like Scotch plaid-all stuff, and
often crossed.
"The room for Improvement" Is the
largest chamber in the world. "
Manners are of more importance than
laws.
There are $1,000 churches in the United
States. - 4
A crowbar often "opens but never shuts.