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crowd compelling necks. And mot forever
viii the people who in New York have lsis-
ure and money enough to seek recreation,
anywhere, in the summer months, 60 about
on their Blended knees for permission 70 swel>
ter at extnvagant rates in small denss -
three pair of stairs in places where they -
made unhappy by seeing people whom te11
don't know, or who don't know them, nd
whom, accordingly, in either case, they or
daily hate" ~
"In name, ''the Newport season" noS be-
gins. As matter Of fact, ''the Newport
season., we opine, is forever at an end" !
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nRloisAL NOTICE ross snIi.v. I.,elns, nj.

4 hRi6isAL NOTICE Toss Biiliass. LHeinda B-
~ hnks, Ann walker Will gsrrara James b q a..
rrd scSneid, Greene Erskine, Jas Ridgwsv p
Lfeei, sarah aud D4u4hsrty, IL Iiaist-aa. "A
ftpe hfsn~y. executor Jno Knight tno Nc
Inne. Ids arda 4 Turner. DePan~ W Farmer A.
sixnee he, Cpnnsble smyth. Burfox. Sc. a,rin
hh1s kaddirk. widos, Roht L RHdaiek ste Klt4le l.
Moore Amy hna3'ek, Mary Raddick May Rasdiek. VIM
kud6ihk and ElI1s Rudaek. administrator aud Jesse
Euadiek .defendants
iou and zach n yon hereby notified ms, tl.rets no
On his IA ID Lsrk nc- Of he Dstriefoart 81 Lee
Iowa st S-okus p.trtlon 10 equity q Hifsra Barney
ssain.t you, claiming Judgment aRninst you RI
ixs poe seur sir p'el+sory Epes gwen the order
o. sHbourne, n3~ the property II tsinsih by IS
aEnmett, fer the sun u Ftfty -feur hGn5rsi Dollars
sud ten par cent interest ard aaint al i setep6-
ants prayfus for the forteosurs uf certain mortgage
maze BY said billings 10 siIbcnrre 1stad ynus
10 1876 upon the 4 q the Il o. -eetson twelve 9 -
snt th- " ~ the II ofs~ction tso Alf In 20
X six ~ " Also III. y Of section nineteen n EY
si1ty seven 81 Rrtx s. ws-,
ksv gcs y, 1si esrh appear ard saswer said pstuoE
~ o. the NJ day trt ID Of ssi Court
70 e held At e<krk. ths second nv ef settetl
Der lso 81 judgment viii be had thyrsu pray@d fr
ey fefanlf II. SCOTT H'MELL.
ker stamp scots Airy for Plaintiff.
ty2T-d
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Special Notices.



To prevent conquer disease isa Grand schisy mont
aud - sarsiy Luies and bayonet will dsstroy, 70
surely vii HosrErrER's BIrTERs pre.rre and pro
tengFf.
This Ia the trying period OF the year. The stan
NJ the stronssst yeids e 70 the consuming
Temperature d 44id.pmnsr. vigor oosea from every
pore The strength Of man pAssss say in nvisible -
por aud waaksS Woman becomes RELAXED and perveies
II was meet such difficulties that Hosssttsrs Bitssfs
ssrs given society IL 70 prevent tbs svil ssns.
quepes TO which an nsir.neA. Appl~ed. detItAa or
E~nzation 10 liable thst they pdsd Sun
srR TOXIC for both olt people die OF eIhsus'sop
every asy sh snt have kept deash st bay for
To come ty occasional Sese.t 70 this p,wsrfal aud
har,nlsss y~gctats stonsshie. - ~
Hinr-t .nths Of the conmunffy, rich veil poor
,rort continually. fthsls hands unemployed theis
brains busy. and had work Il decreasing the
upsi eyer gies snsssuiW tell. Bntfss StsyA>nAfh
No. Ritter. sud the aud o. tu.p~s lie
viii be conf unfit -ssn IN the most Oppressive
wessh-s No lAnssr Will BE ~xSerxOe4, tot " f.st
vital force. expended they will be recruit and
ressssd ~ This h.aithssl restorative A. sam@ IN
risor.nt il ind penssbe 70 ,ounx and old. Sold
~ where d&w-lw
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ADDRESS OF GOVERNOR WELLS.
This Is an interesting document that will h

carefully read. 1t is an official showing OF
the Southern situation by the chief executive
of State. 1t fastens the responsibility for
the tragedy at New Orleans where il proper
ly belongs upon the rebel element Of that
reconstructed city. ftstows how disloyalty
is growing and gaining strength under "My
Policy" II shows fusthsr howsfnll of peril
to the country is the policy of Mr.. JOHNSON.
Traitors constantly growing into control
ofthe sonth, ostracising Union men, spot
ting men for any expression against the se~
cession, movement and OF love for the Gov
erumeat, sssking prseexs soiet their hatred
of loyalty break out into violence and riot in
the murder of Union men; in a controlling
majority elect;as their most bitter secession
lists and Union haters to Offices: and patriots
poxeslesS in their midst--thN isVrhe gloomy
condition Of affairs 10 The South under the
policy tb'Shieb ANDREW JoHsoSn persisten,>
~ adheres. Heaven save the Republic it is
in great peril T35f lrlrs.T
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nRlGiNAL NOTICE To ward Dillon defendant
Won are hereby notified there is now on Ills 10
hs Clerks ONCE OF the District Court Lee County
Iowa al Heoknk petition Of Hiram Barney claiming
Juds msnt against yes. Edwsrd Billion eor the I'm Of
six Hundred hoars upon your mortgage mace to ChA.
Mason. vpnn the following described premises 10 Wit
Lot ten lo) Block eithy 1--WE fs5 In Mason Lever Al.
dtion to R'otuk. in lie County, Iowa and As against
you ~ praying 1r fhe foreclosure of said tcagr the
sale OF said premises eed Of ali Interests u sJ d. fond
ant IN same TO OF said debt, the etueusnncnt IN
All equity OF redetnrties, aud fer gsnersl rrli-f
Nov yon must appear and said Petition hv noon
OF the second day ~ the term ~ said Can't Il Re
held on the second aanaay Of September lss or indy
ment will be had therein prayed for, b defarIt
jyz7.d Attorney for plsi,,,is
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n RGAL N0TICE-To VIM, y. Tnrn4y and p.rr,a,
IL NJ Turner; You are hereby notified thai there ia
now on Gle In the office OF The CLERK OF the District Caur
o. Lee County lows ut kcokuk, petition of Julia
Van Ness. erecnfrx Of the estate Of r. Van Nes- de-
Ceased claiming OF you, the said Vim " Turner iuas-
ment sor the sum Of Nineteen Hundred Dollars as mon
sgainst both OF Jou The foreclosure or org sye mi
lot 9. Block ISL, City Of Reokuk, Lee County Iowa
notes II
Unless appear the eto and defend before noon of
the second day of the next sad District ccnrf
to be commenced the second Monday In sep,rnbsr'
lsSt judgement and decree will H. rend- against Won
ey default RAksIN MeCRtRY
heF stamp, ~ ctsl Atiiy- for painstn.
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/ EGAL No1lCE.-To A. L. Den,ing an

EGAL NOTICE.-To A. L. Deuiny ard
: Cteghoru, trustees far ihenars va. ~ y n
q Iuson, James " ifolsey ER Ford "a D " ro,d y
u harrison, Jssaes Hosey, X Ford d W P,rs s,v
= ellis Apss Gretey David y Gum d Dnrf. ssjney 4
not tastns Rot, ElAs Gunn X II b,,ra So, T.
hus'cns Potter Lam Plume peta4iee 1 II ry.,.
nysis snisely, VI Alexander p T Tomar N,rh.si
bnsb-y ,Jsmes Hanna. Graves homer Nayy s,4e
is. cnrht, erecutor of the eutste ~ ofM writ.
SVhnston3 executor q the estate OWN florence
arcessed ks@tESsB, Back of Old Domination sIlert
Weie desso aslthy, HuisksDp Abner Reeves Henry
lvsir. harA-a BArn-y Ys@trsr Robinson A. CO Psgsr
thompson, Thohss DAVIS Charlotte Sullivan m Gti
las. rtodiAft, Vim gndairk Thomas pnrett
NteysnsoE.s asyLurg a Bra FicFflu 1 Iucas W
Aiiisr ) V ne3 ef.s, II Howell + phfaney Peter
ELpsf. -ogaAA ClAshensinr, j X Mcrri.b:
f0a snd escb 81 hereby pqtfs4i thst there l.
how % Me In the cce Of the Clerk ~ the Pie. rt tr,
% Ire c9unti Iowa, at PnTt Msa..an p+tlon OF e
D.nh, claiming u you, Tire said / Dtnfsr ard J Nv
'eghprn, trH-tfe, Ac, the Of nins tlousnnd ara
afne Collars ard ten per cent per sum Interest f. IA
- taier 1vth, fAsS nosey dn- earia,n nor za0e
And Also praying asast all Of gu the fsclosar. of
ssia anf tss sale OF tbs following rs-rsxad
property fer the pzTnrpt " BIT tc-Utt Ninety
res Oh the sast sids OF the norths quarter ~
thlfty four ~ tn township SIXTY Owe {5 north range
Eve ~ wet snd the undivided onehaf Of The remain
dee q said northwest quarter OF a. si in Lee
county, Iowa
Inisrs ycn spear thereto dsf. nd before noon Of
tht second day Of the Of sad District Cnrt 10
commence on the third Aoness II Dec@uber 1888 ueg-
nent AID decree vail be rrpdri agsinst you1arreon
y dsfsnlt RANKIN Il AcCgARY
s,ss"s sAhP " Attys for Pi4intH.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE r

NOTIcE--To Ton.,I,aa
- sbirk, defendant. Yon are b...hs 80 ., an
there u nc~ on file in the Clerks one f 81. ,.,,.
coa-t Oh Les County, Iowa keok u. peti,j, 90 nj
I1m barney Claiming Judgment agslnst NJ. H. -.
sum o. Iot,f Hundred boiiarr With Tn rer cent n.sr
npon your Mortgages made to Charles Msson az
- asos upon tie following described prersi
me y, w. Il II the NJ w. " Of snetfa,
10y, ~ township sixty-.x narth rsfg. I'M
ne IN ~ county io~a snd -rssst you. prsyiar
tarises freed 81 81 frier..ta of ~ ssla
paj On Al said frht the -xtt- guishmsnt Of ali .s,
% redtmataca, and for general relief - T'f1is
's~ ~ mnst appear and answer acid .tttor n,
hoeh y NC s-tond day Of tire nert tenn. 4; .Atd c;
o. ss hsa 90 the second Monday Of setern, sr ises q,
al 80 " hAi shfrein, ~ prayed o. by d4fsut
jYlT-d - ~ n 49,, 1iLl
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.


aadCosnty. . KDkSk..s o0or' VI
ceofss - nse.insss. Plaintiff rs Louisa J. M.s.n..
Adnni.es.srfx q ~ sssae Of Benjamin Hs-snsHs
deceased, dsfendant Ass'ns'r'
NvIICE ls hersbygiven, to the defendant
nersn above named, that petition in . ci, .r,,a
. On as u tss clks ,hs Di.frs ourt sfo,s
au vsnsd IN behalf Of the above named pi.s,tsT
you. ADD claiming an order and tesrse ~, 49,
s unosr special execution by virtue OF d-erss IN.
oe'e1 u s1e Court In the case Of George Msssnws
2 Msssinger. o. ten acres In the sooth..., go
OF me quarter Of the north vest outa -
~ 70 tossship o. Mr. west Lee Connty lows.
.at 10 sss, OF the town OF Ms.see gerviiir 1870,
ther-rom 90 much Of said town a. feov. ~ ~ ING
70 soek q snd In said TOW a. and n. Il, ~.
nu snsys separating ssd blocks and lots and frnm ths
shd foterest IS found due by said decree And nm
- ton appear AID make defence thereto before 49,
= nc setond day 81 the tern ssd Court 10 en-
snce On the second Monday Of September Isss indg
msnt VIII be rendered inst you i. rrsped ~ T. IA
tss ROBERT H. GILMORE
fv fxyp
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The New York World, berating the Sec
fetary of War for keeping JEFF. Davis in For.
tress Monroe, says:
This very day there is capital of S.
'oo, 600 ready to be pledged for Mr. Davis. TO
appear either for trial or be on bis good beha-
: ior.h
What an immensely popular thing Il ia to
Re rebel and traitor and murderer Of loyal
soldiers in this democratic country, under the
OF our Moses?
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. KlaIAAL NoEIcE &c 5 Rtl..r.. I.a..ns. I..I-

~ Ri6INAL SorICE--Tos Bniiux& Lneiad. BIZ
~ Ing Anrx WNikpr. y Ducklnkham Nm II
hsish er Co, Duvsii Rogers CO L4vpe eanasrs 4
o. n kuddick, II p wood rard, Rachael Lynch " y
Lynch, william Rtsaris. Crieh liurtavs e14c-
nif11, &e, " Reed. " G Depau~ Contaple sra.tb
knxAt, Wesley nj hit. Jno Hank{u. Jnp BE ure
A Whitney, executor DC, Ad Hire ursh F-u,y1Y H
eas.esa sed y ssrah, and D nsustettY Glars Eus-
dlek Eliza kucdiek, sxscuirfr, hate ht;i- l. More
Amy Radeirf. Mary Ruddiek, Nay Rndlfk william
Ra3dack, s-sa Jessie Rsadss defendants
Won ara cab II ypa fetss noti1.s ttst gi4e N
DOW On tl. To the Clerks orce cf st- Di.rtcs sri 4
ie- County 10 "a At keoknk pet4t4sn ln e4atr on
Jdhn ~ rtr--i, esrs. cis lining rnt afsfs.t
JOE hilngs Hpen your hires yruaossary nate- Ee-
en- " sail plaintiff 7 the Of Frty Manfred
and Twenty fvc Dollar. 49, ~ .ud .si i, csit inter
f7recla~are 81 eertsta or.esgc trs- ssfi Ri
ttnss 10 plaintiff, dated 18th Jp- 1885 fsL sa - X
u section twenty f1t ard the TX II = Il .eetion
* ~ Township sixty~tx 90 Hsrge fvet slN5 the
u Of thr u section treive ti2 anal tLf y u 81
sec tinn tao t2l Township si1sx-s1 lfg Hsnre ~
tf al In LHe Eennty. lows Aisa ura1tnx is liz fare-
clo-ufe of certain nisnnifslug NOR gage y ate ~
ssif Bi.iinr* q II II ding prsu att Of tfts
Ara : in E1@E th3rtrFn l53 Kstkrk Ce F#sHtr la
fs9wn as the Atha'is proprrtv xy4 h. stcu-s
tis payment o tie MI taEe Hrst a. 4gsc-a ia ard
tEe isosts ther ia named ara zS - tier rteye tn
sae q b u -aid srs and at- satisf ssd irn- as
rthHRrf hnert NJ tSe e4tftS of ~ nyEtla1 ia 5t
,rai re f AID The said n II pslitr l. hsreta f.ised
thse mn ntanc t0u ~ bg ali9w4 srir fe4ffstr
iax him from sstisf,ing caneepe rsf lztser merit
Ana ~ rti,A ssrs " - a.s a..sss.a ,.t.5q Y.
isap q r. seenn d4v 81 fAs term sNsd Cot
e IL held - ksukrk ID TIE ser0nd Marts4 II Ssr.
tsmbsr 1854 or tademsn. prsys.i fsr vii BE- bad
therein. H. n Tr How FLL.
tJE plaiItt stfarT.e4
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l EGAL NO1ICE.-To n Honoo. e.
Lou are hereby noticed that there /. r.oy, -, III. d.
nae o. TIE Clerk ofths Dtret Court on Lee com
X, heoksk, the petition Of John II Roger,
eruinx interest on the frnna December 7sd Isss
~ me ney t1sty fhe him from yon on rrpmi...rx 80
ieheo % plaintiff sad petition also aIlegs. Thai xnn
" noh-rtsidert Of the State Of loss and nrsx. an
at.sc hmert against your property F"'' -
Now anl4s. you sors~r "a sn.-., ,t.,
ors BON q th~ md day Of the M II b- ,
!. 'os sala ourt 10 BE- began and holden On the seed
eht q september next, judgment viii be rendered
ton 49, ,s,,,l ,t tatan psu-
iy3i-d - ip' AiaiLSiR.
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We should like to know If the Associate
Press has been subsidized by Andrew johnson
t the telegraph lines Of the country are to be
made auxiilary 10 the dissemination of the
My Policy" gospel? We are getting tired
# rebel documents from New Orleans, and
the johnson glorifyings Of -by-nfne But.
'ernut meetings as the burden Of our des-
patches. We want news we rely upon the tel
agraph for that our political documents we
an get thu ough other sources.
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-
n efdiS4t %0ft' F--T8 R-rjafnfn r 5Auts i4sen-
~ dat fea hese.y rotideti TIT thtre I. nov
"a fas In The C'rrks ass ~ the n8siei Court Las
N9anfT Iowa at hecsut, petition II Era43 Bsf.i4 ,
siasnaing a Jnfvraet sgaiust seE. gerjsusn Game
TIE srm OF SIX Hundred nnl.sr urou sanr ulargsRs
. aae to ChsFies Na-a, upon the f1towihg described
prfmIFrs io-~tf Lot f~ir t4s Beck hura, 81 ana
aurt t1i4h Mason. Lo~~r Aa:i,isu T. IT, civ II
k@ekuk In t@w Counis. lows ana ~ against yca ~
prsgi5g fr the foree Of said gage
i1 rr scs fred Of all Interests IL sad defendants in
saue, T. pas Ell said drbf. the sxtngu hne a of Ill
eaniiJ Of redemption and for general relief
NOW sou must appear and an.wer srid tttion IN noon
OF the second dsy the next term sf sid Court TO lie
held en- the -ecord norday of Sept inter sss III ieae
ment will be had therein, pray "a Tor b sef#uit
II sc TT HOWELL
~ 81 stsrel ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
jyG A
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DELEGATES from Iowa, attend. "Frrz
HENRY WARREN Here ..Hgsay cL.Y
DEAN Here. = Thomas II. BKs1ox!'
Here. -" CHARMS Masoxli' aHere.''
Delegates from Georgia "vice President
# the Southern Confederacyl' Here
Nice, ism it?
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eresAx .sss hsv. naae the A,brs els .rous all s..
the world 20
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
IL cures isehipg Il the Head
II makes New usir grov on sald Heads
Itprsvsnsa The Hair from Falling os4
rtrend~rs The Hair sofi and q n-.y
rG.su.e the Scalp: Ccois the Heated Brow; RENE.
Dendru6; Cures Nervous Headache; Cure. Radns
tnsurss Lunnriant Locks; Ineines Hi TO Curl; Sup
sciss wigs; Kuls Hair katrrs Good effect apparent
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Amb-osia w,n suit ron r. Elegantly pat Up
oecntely pertunsd Pstionirod by Opera Singers aud
Actresses SOLD in splendid or cartons. contain
ing t*o large hottss-fo. for morning, No l for
evening
THERE IS NO MIsTAHH ABOUT IT.
srsRLINa's AMBRosIA IL the ,e~t most ssre-.hs
and efrcti.~ toilet In the world To prove this, Try
ez,ton
Sold by Druggists,
sterilne's ANbrs+ta asfaeusfHe-.rcnpaa
AIS Fulton Street, New York
aetl7-d.-ly
CcLGarks sRlxAnr vsGErA SIX s0AP.
superior Toilet soap, prssaFed ffou rsapsS
vsse u BILE OAas il ooahaeastoa With Glyssrtnsa
and especially desgned for the Of Ladies and or
the Nursery. It's perfume is exquisite, aud It's
ing propsrt. unrfvalisd. For sals By eli drugssts
f,br3dAvlv
$50
BATCHkLOR's HAIR DYE.
INV Original end Beet in the World, The o.iy true
and perfect Hair Dys. Harmless Rslisbls snd Instap
saneous. rroAness tam-di.,eiy . splsudid UY,~h or
nstnra, srown without the hair or skin Rem.
edfes the IN e6ts az had dive aolh ~ al D~r..S.e.
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General futile, in whose estimation the
radical Iowa soldier boys are IS great traitors
as JEFF Davis, and Who has declared his pur.
pose to turn out all the republican Office
headsTs n tie Fith Disirict if ks succeeds in
beating Gen. Dodge for Congress, which. of
course, he won't do--is likely to fall victim
to cotton. His friends grew very indignant
at the mention of cotton in connection with
General james. But correspondent Of the
Des MONIES Register hasn't any compunc.
tons on this score, and writes to that paper
the following very emphatic letter.
"CIKclSsArI, Aug. I'd, 1866
"a friend in Iowa has sent TO me copy of
a paper published in Des Moines, at the head
of whose editorial columns find the name Of
Gen. j. NJ Tuttle as Democratic candidate
for Congress. In this paper l
find an editorial paragraph deny
ing with great show of indignation that
Gen. Tnttle was ever In any manner compro-
missed BY transactions in Cotton. Ii was my
misfortune to be in the Z. 5. employ in the
neighborhood Of Nstehez during y certain
period OF the war, and if this Iowa Editor
had written aud published his dsnial in be-
half of his friend at that time, it would have
caused a broad grin All through the Matches
d;str;c.. nm enlv a humble individual
myself. but If ANY man in Iowa our out of
Iowa wants To make INQUIRIES relative TO Gen.
Tuttle's i'm pI,est;on in cotton transactions at
the same time that he was a sworn officer or
the L. S. Government, occupying the i'm
portant position of, Post Commaodant at
hatcher, earnestly commend him 70 A. j.
Park, No l22 Washington ST., Chicago or
Lycureus Sherman, Chicago: or VIM. Bur.
nett. Cincinnati; or. John Fulton, Nstchez,
THE latter rarm friend Of ruttle's;) OF
Victor Meyer, Natchez or VIA, Reymlats,
Natchez; or Geo. NJ. Lubin, ticksbuyg.
Just ask Lubin for peep at certain docn.
mentary evidence taken by him while he was
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ftaF vassafsa

ga SD .a s@ bre issss as At}EFss
al Hsss ~ 81 s2Ew a
.saae1s A ~ soM f3
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WILLIAM FULTON
Insurance and Real Estate
AGENT,
OKUK, IOWA.
oPrICa REn0vEp 70 nAIN STREET, no. -,
Over Yountsr 1 Bros Dry Goods Store, In the
room lately oceupied by the sokrk
Library As4ocfasacs.

EOR SALE. - A desirable residence in
Hamilton FL, conssssinf Of ~ sory vrans Hcrss,
Win 'et end half - gruu6 vol stoetsd with fruit
and shsnbbery sood eisssp, stable, osh-r puteua
ngs The Abovt 10 iesjtybiy gcssed tn the most DldaA
all psrt Of HAmfcE, md . III sls eh-Apes Win b.
exckarg~d for similar property in keokuk
inquire Of Nm. FULTON
Real Estate Axvpt,
iylsd NJ 81 Mnn otrsss Keoauk.
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General James will have no difficulty j
understanding that. He will conclude in the
md, that he is very stupid individual that
his thing OF being badly beaten buttevaat
candidate for offices, that he isn't competent
% fill and being "showu up in the bar
gain, is neither sensible nor profitable.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR I.

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We.hsve mp aud sois ,hs article fr 20
sns Oh sAr ~ oospsssck rarss Of Il ~taf hsvs
never been able to say Of ether medicine-Fr.Ea
HAS ~ sAIIse ~ A ssssts fsssSscs sysscs .
when tmel. used Never did knos IN instance OF
di.ss:i-faeton by any Who us- "a Tn the contrary
all delighted with Its oper a.os and speak in term.
Of GO nmendsou Of ". nassi -n-css and medical vte
thea We speah in tht. matter YEAR ss xso~." aVss
50 sesr-' ~x;+si tLxpsx ovs
rHs FUL,tLLsksr WAY skRs BecLass. In rls,s~t
every a.tsno- where br inf,bt Is sareri.x from pain
and sxisn<su. relief vii be- ponpd 10 Ateen nisatss
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little time. think he will be better
when spring opens"
"But you ought not to have expected
much lcniency from me. You told me
years ago that [ was a stern, hard man.
You might have softened me if you had
tried then; but I think time has been
turning me into stone"
She recognized him now, and her lip
curled with a touch of the old scorn. 70
him Of all men she would not sue for
grace.
81 was true to myself then," she said
quietly, 81 am not sorry, not even now
His enemy still, he thought-his star
wing enemy. Should he offer her bread
or a stone I have said that new impul-
ses were guiding him, and with him
impulses were all powerful He went to
the golden-haired boy on the hearth.
"EVouid you like to live with me p be
asked him. "The fires are bright in my
house, and the carpets warm and soft
There are pictures on the walls, and books
without end in the cases."
At the sound of books and pictures the
boys eyes frightened but he answered
with sturdy resolution which reminded
Pierce Richmond again Of her whom he
called his enemy.
~ should like the fires and the carpets,
and the books and the pictures better yet.
But I'll not leave my mother
"Will your mother come % Mr.. Rich
mond turned and looked into the worn
face, flushing little with indignation at
his words "I do not mean to ask any
thing you can grant," he hastened to say,
in tones of quiet reinsurance 81 am six
ty-two, and alone in the world. Wife !
shall never have and [ need a house
keeper-a woman faithful enough to look
out for my interests, and kind enough to
nurse me patiently through my old age
If you will come to my home, and keep
my house, it shall be your home ard your
boys home while [ live, and at my death
you shall be insured against want"
The widow looked a moment into his
eyes, and then gave him both her hands
in a passion of eager gratitude.
81 deserve nothing from you," she said
"and you have saved me from despair
But [ think as time went on, and the
elegant abode where Pierce Richmond
had passed so many solitary years took
on new aspects of ease and grace under 9
woman's fingers as little Frank met hin
whenever he came in with loving eager
ness and he began to understand some
thing of the difference between q house
and a home, he never repeuted that be
had shown mercy to his enemy.