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MAIN ST. MEAT MARKET.
ET
WE. EEgI7syE & CO..

GsH sire: n.st o3rlcr r.s, g. IT, .Hssi,tH E7n..
Having recently pur h,-e this establishment ard Lav
Ing long experience ia the business, .h- Undersigned
determined In1ku!ta
First Glass Met MARKET.
AuFfrSH BEATS. constantly On land. We buy none
but the BEST hr.t. mufJuu e..
SMOKED HAMS and BACON. Salt Pork. cornel meat
Ac- always 'u supply.
W have also shop the corner Of Main and Clay
streets hI-r south Of the ath Ward School House.
where ul assortment Il E's viii also he always kept
hand iur the accommodation oi customers in the
part Of the city.
BA order, delivered free toners anywhere with
IN the city. NN. MI MAYER,
N I l. IS. FrID. LtnIOED.
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III
rom the Rev Joseph H. Kcnnard Pastor Of the TsntA
Baptist Churchl

From the Rev JOSEPH H. Kcunard Pastor Of the TsntA
Baptist Church
have hcen frequently requested to connect
with niati1ns Of different kinds of medicines Lut
Regarding the practice cut ot my appropriate sphere
have IN drcucl but with clear proof
instance. and particularly in family Of the
iuinc~s ct DR.. HpofHds German Bitters, l depart Tor
from usual cuu-c. express full conviction
that for general debility ot the system especially
Liver CONF ain II i safe ild valuable lrraraion In
some cases il may fail Tut usually doubt so ~ul be
very beneficial 10 those Who suffer from the above
Yours, very respectfully.
J. II. kENNAED, Eighth belca Coate d
Philadelphia, Dec. -, 1854.
Gcv. J. :. Herman, Of the German Reform Chsrch
KU2towu Brrs nnty, Pa was cured OF tho DysPspsis
OF twenty !ejls Il finding.
A NJ SpancIer Elor Of the Ctdiyria. NO Is nsSa
sixth street, Philadelphia, this Bittes
ncndcd lin Icy medical nd, and six bottles sEsd
him OF complete IrustiatiOn of the nervous syItsR
lev J. Newton Brown. D. D., Editor Of the HssycisPs
dia Of Religious knowledge and Christian ChrssiSs
Phiadel lhia.
Rev. Thomas winter d. d. Pastor ~ aoI bossss BsS-
tist Church
Rev. Levi g. Beck Pastor Of tho BAPTIST Church, Pen
bcron ~ j. formerly of the North Baptist Church Phiis
deiha at present Pastor Of the Baptist Church, chester
Peni.SN lyaHia.
These gentlemen express in the strongest terms, sa
favorable tp.EiJT O: these LiiteIs.
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From Rev Wm. Smith formerly Pastor of the NnsOhaA
and MhI'ille lN.J) Baptist Churches.
Having used IA my family number Of bottles n ysnr
Hrofands German Bittors have 10 say that TeOnd
them as excellent medicine especially .s.ped IN 30
move the diseases they recommended iur. They
r'uethcn and inv y-o.'e Tia, system when seLiltASs,
and useful in disorders OF the liver loss of .ppst s &c
have also recommended them t. seyer, my rissds
who have tried them, and found trl greatly bsnsAaol II
the rsstcrGti51 =: health. Yours truly.
WILLIAM NlTR
goo Hut-l.L.on ST, lI.iiIdsl -.
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"Hsve you Whittiers Snow Bound?" asked
young lady, in country bookstore not long
ago. I'VE have Whittier's works." was the
polite reply, "but they are all in one kind of
binding-biue and gold"
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Froai Rev. y. Mcrr-r. Pastor of pas,yunt Esrnss
Church, lhadc !hi.I
From tie many respectable recommendations sV.s to
Or. iuohauds uerIHaH Etfer wa induces 10 give eken
r. trial. After using several bottles found iscnl ~
good remedy for debility, and most excellent tssss Or
the stomach. D. NESkA3.
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The largest salary paid any one man in
New England is received by the agent OF the
Salisbury Wooden Mills, NeF Fburyport, who
has fifteen thousand dollars a year. The
Lowest salary was probably received By .hat
Methodist clergyman who asserted a. TIE
Boston convention last week that his re anus
neraton for the first years preaching con-
sisted of new hat and bushel OF apples.
while at present he was more fortunate. his
salary amounting 20 about twenty-five dollars
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Brigham Young is six;v,fvs, and hale as
buck
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READ WHO SAYS SO.

From tie Rev " u. Sfrisd Pastor Of Twelfth Baptist
Church Philadelphia.
Geutlemsn:-i nave recently rocn auoTirg under the
distressing ef- of Indigestion, accompanied by pros
tr.tiHn IT the nervous SYSTEM Numerous remedies were
rcrIInio.ri y friends anl some o them tested, but with
uUt relief Your IIovl-ud> Geruan BIrrs recon-
m"ulci by who had tri7 them. and whose f.vor
ale mention OF these Bitters induced mc 10 try them.
must Cuu's~ that had aversion g. Patent Medicines
rom the thousand and one" guaok Biitds whose onld
ain -etm :" be o. palm Of sWe,eurl and drugsed liquor
rlon uic community ~ .iy way. sui ihe t.udssey OF
". \. fear - 10 make iranN r. ,cutrUIes srunksrd.
Ii"n learning that yours really medical PREPARATION,
took II With haffy effect. l lion, Bus en- a. en- The
stomach hut ior the system vas Pronpt -
gratifying tel that have derives great and DGAa.
= ut -sLstt fIoH the us. OF q few titles.
Very respectfully yours,
". D. SElCIElEn, -. 2ji shack.Hsxsn So.
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GE @. J. Il u RG f IS.
Gas, Steam, and Water Pipe Filter,

la Sale s. ns-t 10 Ulrei's H1rdrrre store, ORa~o, H.
Is prepared to introduce into hnilr:s and to FIR
nSh ror ali kinds OF s fixtures. Hot cold water
introduced into lsyac pu5ir bun lin- also bath tubs
shower .hs, lift and piui> Ttrns-iouest
Hyin.. rat l., GJ--ly
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REMEMRERx

That jhis RIIr-rs Il nst Al,oholi,. contain,
Whisky. and rtu~0t Hsk. D.unzIIls. but
Tone L lie world.
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2rnfessional cards.

CHARLES j. BEATTIE, Attorney and
~ Counsellor at Law, Pontiac, Livingston county, Ill
aug %, 65-lys
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u !. GRiGGN. Duggist. Bookseller. and
IL. >ratia7,- rft.r- IG.
Pa Of Cool ssu.-s.-e1. --.-' --5-e n SA.v- gers
l'- B. south =. ic Of -osEt hone ,Gar~--
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Rev. J. :. Herman, Of the German Reform Chsrch
kUt2towu Bcrs eunty, Pa was cured OF tho DyspsPsa
OF twenty seaIs stIul.ng
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-24

A Divorce GHANrED.-A man, named
Henry Enbonn, having had domestic diff
cultics at home, left with the ayowed pur-
pose of going to, some place where the
cholera was raging in the hope that he
would fall u victim to it. lie visited St.
Louis and other infected cities, but the
cholera would not take hold of him. So he
went to Nashville, and last Friday drown
cd himself in the Cumberland river. lie
left the following for his wife:
Dear Lizzie: Before these lines reach
you, the Cumberland will bc my grave.
You asked for divorce, and you have one
in different way from what YOU expected.
Kiss my poor children, as the last token
OF an unfortunate father. As for yourself,
| will abide by the jmlgmont OF ~ merci-
tul tribunal in the other world. Farewell.
Your loving husband,
llENRy ENpoSN."
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chr..,,.nisy and R.,,,c .,,,,,.

risttanlty and Radio alism. :" "l-"f '
An Ex-Army officer of Wisconsin writes
to the Mil. N.scs, as follows: we copy on
" the first part Of his article: ''' sze'a.
"From envy, hate and malice. and all
uncharitablencss-goul Lord deliver us
ii How mach better It would le for the
country ut this time, if the radicals in and
out Of congress would oitener breathe this
short prayer, and be governed by the wish
Ole, however, 10 nnd consistency in rellg.
ious men who are actuated 10y an unsoy.
crnablc passiOn-or in politicians who arc
actuatesi by selfish interest. The one for.
gets the divine injunction, ''I.eve thv neigh.
bor AS tlyself,n in his passion to punish
the iniraction of our law by an appeal to
another, and the other forsets the expert
ences Of history-of his own and prece,l-
ing times-in his desire to ride upon the
torrents of passion into temporary suprem-
acy or rule, ignoring the facts that he may
perish in the fall of the temple he erects.
What Il spectacle to witness ! that of a
clergyman to-day proclaiming the doctrine,
IAN eye for an eye, and u tooth for Il
tooth?' from the same pulpit from which
he taught but yesterday the doctrine of Je-
sns; and what a parallel in history to sec
the men who shouted 50 loudly wears ago
for freedom and FREQ speech, now threaten
Ing opponents with the bullet, and break
ing up meetings with hooting, shouting,
riot and murder. '.' '- '|'. ''t 'A'
"The boys in blue is but another form
Of appeal to the passions Of men who, have
done their country service to forget the
conservative sentiments of love for union,
peace and harmony, which induced them
t. endanger life in defense of them. to en-
gage in riot, in producing confusion and
destroying all they, fought for. They for
get history-they forget the history Of
1893, and other periods in times past.
when the conservative masses, were con-
trolled by the few, to the destruction of all
law, all order, all government, all deccncy,
in pursuit of the Utopian theory, '.Libcrti.
equaliti, and fratcrniti'' i''-thcy forget this.
who allow their passions to control them
in such times as these, or are led by the
demagogues, who make tools Of them, in
hostile antagonism to the sentiments of the
great pattern soldier, Washington.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-24
MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM.

Three persons, A, B and {, purchased a
ball of twinc s inches i'm diameter, and the
parts for which they pay bear the following
proportions to each other, viz the sum of
the first and second, the sum Of the first
and third, and thc sum Of the second aud
third are to each other as l-22, 3-j and 7-lO
low much of the diameter must cacl, wind
off to get his share il. Z winds his part
first?
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WHOLE !. y5>:';:: 5s3. :.


Among the many pleasant incidents con
ncctcd with the assembling of the tw.
i Presbyterian Synods in this city during til.
past week. none was of more interest Ia
the parties Immediately connected there.
with, and none that afforded their friend.
more solid qualification, than the reunion
of four Of the early fathers in the churc4,
in the extreme North West. The reunion
Of Dr. Williamson, Rev. 5. X. Riggs. W.
L. Boutwell,, and Rev. NJ. n. Adams. was
an occasion ofintcrcst to all. in
4 Dr. Williamson came here under the au
spices of the \. Il. e. =. NJ. rs a mission-
sry to the Dacotas, and arrived mt Fort
Smelling during the summer Of 1886
thirty-onc years a:.o----a longer period than
the average life of man. Finding at Fort
Smelling /, few Christian men connected
with the army and the fur trade, he organ
lied them into little church. which was
the first church organized in Minnesota.
From this nucleus. a thousand spires have
been erected pointing to the Twin. God.
Prominent among those who eo-opcrated
with Dr. Williamson were Major. i.oomis,
General Sibley and Lieutenant Ogden.
The organization has recently merged into
the First Presbyterian Church Of Mime
apolis, with which, We believe, the eencr.
able founder is connected. a, \, ,yffsrrrg
Rev. Mr.. Riggs, one of the most genial
gentlemen We ever met, reached Fort Smell
ling in ELECTROMAGNETIC wears aco-on
his way to Lacqniparle. At the time. the
most extreme white settlement in the
Northwest was ut Cassvile: and the Pres
bytcrian minister mt the most extreme out
post in this direction. was Rev. a. Kent
Of Galcna. Mr.. Riggs, at that time, was
laboring with the miserable Sioux Indians.
with his headquarters ut Traverscdc Sioux.
At that day the sound of the steam whis-
tie had never been heard on the Minncs,,-
tn river, and often did he and his family
make the journey from Traverse de Sioux
to Red Wing in canoes. At that time on
ly four log cabins marked the present site
OF the city Of ST. Paul. Since that period
that wilderness has become an empire of
enterprising people. 80
Rev. W. 4. Boutwell,. Of this city, is
really the pioneer Of the little army Of
good men. Under the direction Of the A.
B. Z. +. missions. he came to this country
in 1881, and laborcd among the Chippewa
Indians (poor business, bnt no fault of
his. at la Pointe, Fond du Lac, Lecch
Lake and polaguma, for sixteen years.
In ls47 he came to this city, and has re.
sided in our vicinity ever since, one Of cur
most worthy and esteemed citizens.
Key. MIR. Adams. agent Of the Amcri-
can Bible Society, came here as a mission
ary eighteen years ago, and through, his
earnest labors has made his name familiar
in almost every household in the State
Stitirater Messenger.
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My 4s, l6, Is, s. ~. IA, :3,. IL isa musiea
My 81, 4, 2S, 81 is an article Of food.
My 81. Al, ;, 3S, 8 is Cape in Africa. g,
My 9, 35 is a proposition. 50" ,ss9&;1.y
Ny Is, IA, /, Il, A, 80, 10, 80, -, 26, Z
is Il name given to Q lalDrcr.
Ny 10, 45,37, "a, IL We are sorry to lose.
Ny S, 30, p, ,, A., 3, II, - is girl.
name. - ..t.r,fgv s..l ..sy
Ny %, II, 43, 33, so is sometimes usct
incidentally. ''-
NY l, 70, 80, -, 4C was a King Of the An,
Orites. a'a yH.as1 a, ras4,1 ,1--at5s.
Ny ~, 2S, Il, II is the name of relative
Ny -, %, As is a town in Michigan.
Ny whole is one Of the Proverbs of Sol
mon. ~ E. g tad" Hu
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\ lady says: Some ten years ago I
went to my closet to get sponge cake, and
found it covered with those little pets the
red ants. Not knowing what to do with
it, laid it down on an old black walnut
table close by, and in less time than it has
taken me to write this, the ants left the
cake and table. Immediately took tho hint,
and put walnut shelves in my closets, and
since that time there has not been an
insect seen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-24
THE GIN OF THE SEA.

] : : q - - - :.
eHA ' Wild all ccndescliinshin D.. % H't
GG g I'd turn yecs attinsh un ffoga .,e-... Il
IS ~ 40 what would miDshun Nv Erin so green;
. And without hisitashmn
-+D III show how the nayshun ..sM
9dl Became cr.ashnn the Glnn and the Queen. t
-fs r..
II happened one mornin' 'l. !
= - Widout any warnin', - .u.
~ Ahs' s"yn Was bora IN the beautuul say, ...
An be that same token,
(An' sure twas prevokip) . '..I 10
Her Pinions wor soakin' and wouldn't give ul,y !:
- ar+ ..........., .,. .,. s ..
So Niptune, who knew her
: .Il-tt >. Began to pursue her, sf #s,.
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j. Is. Ham, Esq., has investigated the
condition.of the factories in Massachusetts,,
having been appointed by Gov. Bulloch to
do SO, and reports some of the mills badly
ventilated, and the young children work
in them in state Of deplorablc ignorance
at small wages.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-24

aa5ruIs SIDE CP.-Wc saw Jake mailing
up a box the other day, containing some
articles which he intended to send by cx.
press. From the nature Of the contents,
We knew it was essential that the box
should not be inverted on the passage! So
we venturcd the suggestion to Jake to
place the much abused This Side Up,
etc conspicuously upon the cover. 4
few days after We saw Jake.
Heard from your goods, Jake? Did
they ret there safely p
livery one brokc!" replied Jake. sui
Icnly, '.lost the whole lot.' Hang this
Express Company
did yon put on ''this side up" as We
told you ~
''ics. | did and fur fear they should
not see it on the kivcr, | put it on the bot
tom too-confound en- -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-24

BrTTEI.-llow MCkENNY of the Chat
field Democrat brass. lie not only has tho
best cow in Minnesota, but he sleeps with
the butter maker!
We don't know mucl, about COWS, but
we are acquainted with one in this town
that gives now, upon an average gallons
pf milk each day, and from which . pounds
Of choice butter is churned every days.
We know this to be true-we have seen
the milk measured and the butter weighed.
and what is more, have the pleasure OF
sleeping with the buttcr-makcr regularly.
If any Of our friends in the dairy business
can beat this, We should like to hear from
them.
We cannot beat the cow-product in our
family, but we would like to Inquire why
churnins doesn't take place oftcncr'than :
days and also, ,rho does the charming!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-24

.Why is Queen Elizabeth moro remark
able than tho falls of Niagara because
they are Nondsr, but she was a Tudor"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-24

Ell EORdE. Prpf, AECORIH IOWA. {
would respectfully inform my friends and the pub
lie generally, that the FREMONT House. il open. 1t
has been thoroughly finished aud
and large addition built on including ball Room.
Connected with this house is the largest Barn and
Yards il Northern Iowa. No pains will be spared to
make this hrst-class hotel.
:, wN Stages leave this house daily for all parts.
Having secured the services Of THOMAS P0wERs. the
fvorte clerk Of the fremont for the past eight years,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-24

Dickens has been offered 5000 for a
new story by New York daily jeff
Davis is allowed $50. week for thc'pur-
chase of rations.. ....Gen Tom Thumbs in
FAINT daughter is dead . .Tiad Stevens is
for negro suffrage everywhere except In
Pcnnsylvania...... The debt Of England is
81, ,O4l ,449, ,499; of the United States it is
-, s44, ,367 ,73O... 1.-The internal revenue
and customs receipts since July lst asgrc-
gate $4,000, ,OOO.. ......An English writer
says President Johnson has done more
public business in one Year than Queen
Victoria has done in twenty-ninc." and
has done it better. Wisconsin, ne
groes vote without qualification foreign
ers must first DC naturalizcL,
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CHARLES A. OPITZ.

0eRaT Has moved his Shoe Shop down -
AW Main Street, one door west of the Wes-
tern Hotel, where he may be found at all times
ready to accommodate customers with welnlmde Doors
nn SHOES any size, style quality. lie respectfully
solicits share Of public patronage Repairing neatly
dOEo. McGEEROR, IOWA.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-24

PRoGREss.-Those who care to think of
the progress which radicalism is making
toward tyranny such as We were once
taught to abhor-for the destruction of
which the American revolution was fought
and the American system of Government
was cstablished-will rcal carefully and
thougLtfully the following political cdict
.clippei from from the Chicago Ziibune; '''
The King d, Prussia makes, short. work
of Reconstruction" In proclamation.
OF order, shorter than the shortest para
graph Of ANDREW, Johnson's North Caro-
lima, Maniiasto, lie announces that ''the;
Kingdom Of Hanover, the Electorate Of
lIesse, the Dutchy Of Nassau and the Free
Town Of Frankfort are forever united with
the Prusian Monarchy under the Prus-
sian Constitution. This of course, he
does by the right Of conqucst-tlle right
the victor always has over the vanquished,
BY the laws and usaSes Of the civilized
world. No one disputes the right Of Will
liam to announce, in this arbitrary man.
ner, the terms Of reconstruction, without
asking tbs conquered to ratify anything.
No one has any busines to dispute it. 1t is
in accordance with the laws Of nations and
Of warfare; and the principle is as true in
the United States as it is in Prussia. After
the armies of the so-callel Confcderacy
surrendered, the lives, property and terri
tory of the insurrcctionary States were le-
gally and absolutely subject to the will and
mercy of the yictors. Whatever lcnicncy
or forbcaramcc was to be shown, was mere
ly aquestion Of policy. The South has
not had any more rights than Hanover.
the Electorate Of IIessc, or the Duchy OF
Nassau. since she yielded to the superior
military power Of the Gnitel States. All
her talk abont Southern rights is as
foolish rs would be the talk about IIano-
vcrian Or llessian rights, since the needle
gun made those rights subject to the will
nc IbruSS;. - A'a '..
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! MATRIMoNlAL.-We clip the following
advertisements from an English paper.
We do not publish it TO induce advertise.
ments Of like character; but much as we
may laugh at the import Of this language
it is really not IL bad idea to tell the public
what kind Of ware you have in market.
Marrying mothers do nearly the same
thing, but the English seem to have reduc-
ed the common plan to practical, public
uSc.9 Z F" hen we marry again we shall in
4uirc for "Lalla eookh ~ s8
AIDA Emily Jenny, just ninctccn. fair
blue eyes, and handsome. would like to bs
married us soon rs POSSIBLE
"Roscbud. who is seventeen. and pretty.
having rich golden hair. wishes to marry
tall young man about twenty -four years
of age -a,- p, .., r.+ = ft.
violet wants to be married to n tall
man. She is tall AMI very good lookiny."
10 "Ilalla Rookli, would dearly like to ret
married. She moves in first ci.tss society.
and has 500 u year. She is eigltees, tall
and strikingly handsome
Some of the applicants put the matter
rather upon the ground of duty and dcs-
tiny: "-taHr" oano.
''Mary g., who has good looks. but does
not wish to speak of them. wants to t.
married. She has read her bible. and
knows that marriage is the destiny and
honor Of women. She is twcnty-four.'
katharine +. e., who has dark brown
hair and soft eyes, with pretty features
and nice figure, wishes to fulfill wonan's
mission, and marry. She will have mo-
ney''
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-24

n novel case Of curin. man of drunk
enness was related to us by a friend a dav
or two since. Our informant saws. about
year ago hc had very fine team Of spir-
ited horses, which 81 Norwegian ncighbor
of his took a fancy to. and finally bought
them. The Norwegian, it seems, had
previous to this purchase been in the habit
Ot mixin. too much alcohol with his wa
ter, which upon one occasion so unfitte,l
him for the management of the team he
was then driving, that he came very near
being killed. Our informant who. when
he had closed the ls,ryain for the team
above described, very seriously said to
him. Now Ole, | want to bid you good
bye forever" .hf' s ~r
"Why for you say dat:" cnquircd Ole
of his friend. -.
"Well." says the late owner of the dasri-
ing team. '',you will be sure to ret drunk
before you .ct home, and the first tmo you
do So, those horses will run away with YOU
and kill you sure
Ole reflected for moment. and turn
ing to his friend with an air Of stoical de-
termination said, ''Neigh Sur. by dan.
HI. me will never get drunk again.
From that day to this, Ole has denounced
King Alcohol-has never been drunk, and
drives one of the best teams in Fillmore
County.-ChutfeN (Minn.) Democrat.