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Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

"ooD THING.-The Hartford Courant
tis reported that demand will soon
fade on Presidei-t Juarez for territory
'O'h sides of the Colorado River, to give
|'ha part OF the Gull Of California. The
poh Of the peninsula will be asked as soon
|axImilan leaves.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

txot,Ns lately took 80 mules from train
kingston Syringe on the salt Lake road The
.n,,ry are in pursuit.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

. ,op Corr1S and DR. Willing have reached
|. Francisco. on their way to Prescott. FIX Gov
podpln is to sail from New York about this
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

- Supervisors have named the election pre-
-. and Judges aud Inspectors. See the list
another column.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

ALDuaUERauE Pass suggests rail
convention at Albuquerque, to take into
aeration the railroad interests Of New
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

COSMOPOLITAN iIoTEL, San Francisco,
pen injured to the extent Of 5000 by
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18
YAIAPM COUNTY DEMO
CRATIC TICkET---lS67.

FoR THE lIousg or REPRESENTATIVES,.
JOHN A. lush,
EDWARD J. COOK.
JAMES = GILES.
JOHN W. MATHEWS,
ALLEN CULLUMBER.
JOHN r.. DARE
FoE CoUxTY kEcoREER.
JOHN y. BOURKE
FoR SHERIFF.
ANDREW j. MOORE.
FoR County TRE&sURER,
WILLIAM Gerry
FOH DISTRICT TIoRxEY,
isUB KT r. PA 4.
Fen CoVSTY SUPERVISORS.
CHRISTOPHER G. HiGBY.
WILLIAM J. CUMMINS
Election June ).
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

AoRED TRANSFER The San Bernardo
"''''a" gives the rnmor that the extern
u''h''>s houses Of Tonlinson and Ban
~ Wilmington, Los Angeles County,
be consolidated.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

r SALT LAKE VEDErrE.r- Overture
recently made to buy out this paper !;
hen 1t came 10 the point the parties
4 not muster the coin.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

pom. Prescott has never before been 50 large
Ipplied with goods. Tie stores are all full
The assortment seems to BE- excellent Among
h who have lately had large additions 10 their
+ and who uiier unusual inducements to buy
Pr Wormser * Co. henderson & Co. and
Pashford
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

..xry & ST. JAMES train brought in Worm
\ goods.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

,x BLOCK has returned from California.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

BnIcHAM "KNEw IIER fAcE WAS FANIL-
fAR.n--The Gentilcs relate many stories at
the expense 81 the leading patriarch 81 the
Mormon church. There j. legend that ore
LAY woman went to Brigham for counsel
tuuching some alleged oppression by an Off
ccr of the church Brigham like a true pol
itigian, assumed 10 know her; but when il
became necessary 10 record her case, he~itated
and said . let me see, sister forget your
mamcn
Nj name r. was the indignant reply
why. ! am your wife p"
When did | marry you r.
The woman informed the President, who
referred to an account book in his desk, and
then Said
Well, believe yOa are right. ] knew
your fare vas sansilarln
Ma. PsABoDY'. GIFrs.-The following j.
believed IA la. correct li~t II III: ps.lsss.i =
gifts during the last two or three year,
The London poor, including ex-
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

Ions 5. CARTER l. the name Of the L. s. Judge
succeed Allyn We do not hear where he is
Ia. Allyn is at home in Connecticut. lie Is
n 10 be in poor health and about to 90 To Egypt
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

DEE CHuacHMAS addressed the Republicans
r o,s and iAe Pioneers ON tine iith inst
!. A Rush. and J Cook aud others win
Fess the Democrats tonight.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

R,,sr has charge Of school at Postle's
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

TINE death Of Mr. L. 4. Bentley having pre-
i vented the completion af his contract To
purchase the ARIZONA MISEK Offer. It Is now OF
fered for sale at the price be was TO have paid.
with the simple addition Of the outlay for new
material procured since the dale Of his contract
The establishment has two good presses. and In
news and job type q one OF the mosi complete
upon the Pacific coast, outside If san Francisco.
Parties wishing TO negotiate, and ready 10 pHr-
chase FOR CASH. Will address
ARIZONA MiNEK,
Prescott, Arizona.
Prescott April 20, ls67
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

rfSD SroRN-On Thursday and Friday We
= visited ~ an unusually severe wind storm.
the weather WIS cold for the season. The
& OF cheap john" injured In the late fire,
blown down. aud other buildings were dam
d lee formed on Friday to the thickness of a
dollar, il We correctly remember the thickness
bit coin.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

! iE remains of W r Jones, who was killed by
ans near Big Bug June 2 1864. have been IA
up, and viii be iHlcrrod IN the new Masonic
liteTy, near Prescott, TO morrow
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18
YAEAPAI COUNTY UNION
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FoR THE IIousE oF REPRESENTATIVES,
JOHN HOWARD.
r. WINSLOW COFFIN, Jr.
WILSON G.. COLLIER.
J. o. BRAGDEN.
EDWARD r. BOWERS,
THOMAS ;. RUFF.
FoR COUNTY RECORDER,
ANDREW L. MoEILER
For SHERIFF,
JOHN ii. BALDWIN.
FoR CoUSTY TREASURER.
WILLIAM n. KELLY.
FoR COUNTY SUPERVISORS,
CHARLES w. STANLEY.
THOMAS VI. ALEX ANDER,
FoR CORONER,
CALVIN WHITE
Election, June s, 1867.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

gllSUr GRovE.--An account Of the ranching
" lnut Grove l. crowded over to oB next
shar
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

PrR an mails were stolen from Harrington.
r. rev days since Inc saw mill herd was
Rpeded by Indians, but We believe no animals
] Ie.I
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

DIsTRIcT CoURr-The spring term Of the Dis
y Court for the third judicial District, was
/ Ia Prescott this week, Judge Turner prcsid-
Tao following eases were tried, viz;
J elcr vs. Bertrand Verdict for defendant
lllen v. simmon..--Juigmcn for plaintiff
Terce " wool.ey foreclosure of mechanics
J -JudgnIepi for plaintiff
)owers vs.. Hoolsey.--Forcclosur ofmortgage.
gmnt for plaintiff
)nih Il Christie vs. Frank Moore: Appeal from
bees court. Judgment for Moore
pAldsin vs.. Yates-Judgmcht for plaintiff.
(eritory Of Arizona ". John Willis Assault
intent to kill Released, nolle pros.
court adjourned ou FRIDAY, TO IA, eth inst
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

RE How about the Dire company T4-y
good one in San Bernardino
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

4 TRuE MAsoN.-IIe Is not Free Mason
who stands with folded arms, saying, TEN
pies can't be built without me y and he is
not Free Mason whose heart is too narrow
to be, so to speak, the perpetual seat Of those
pilgrims Of heaven-love, forgiveness, char
ity. But he Is a Mason, who, without phar
isaic ostentation, bows down his soul Go the
Great Architect who with mallet or pen,
in the field or the seas, in the counting house
or in the work shop, in the castle or cottage,
fulfills the mission confided TO him, the cho-
sen man, OF laboring for the ur-easing wei
fare and progress Of humanity. lie, in fine,
is Mason whose device Is intelligence, faith
funess. kndliness
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

Il Ash Miss. ilItoncocE leit for Wiekenburg
Ia Paz ON ThuT'day Daring their visit Of
! weel- ihey have seen much Of the Prescott
nlfy and made many friends, who wish them
6 and pleasant return TO their city home
3 Rogers, NJ Gray, Col Woolsey aud others,
pmpnnied them 10 Wickcnburg
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

0 NoYEs, OF the saw mill, returned on Ghe
] A Meier, OF La Paz accompanied him
rohu V Ryan and others Of Ia Paz. have also
} IN town during The week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-28
where is JalePh 90

where is Jaleph go
81 know not. |
You know not : He should be here.
What has become of him 2 Where is he7''
Alas know moi" said the heroic
youth. greiVed to the heart with the sus.
Plcion which these quick questions con-
veyed.
Mother p cried the pale and trem-
bling girl, be not unjust 10 Annette
lWire has be saved The life Of Jaleph,
since last We met
The con6dans Of Jaleph came, and
whispered Tamar that her lover had
gone, The roses that had left her cheek
now fed from her lips; she sank fainting
on the Aowery sod.
"Whai is all this 70 cried Annette.
He was told that Jaleph bad fed, and
why. And be knew all too well, thai be
who fed from his fate desparingly, was
the chosen love Of the beautiful Tamar,
now laying. pale a. the pure white lilies
around her, in her mothers arms.
Annette knelt down By her side, press.
ed his lips upon her lovely forehead, and
said 10 bis mother; II viii bring him to
her, or never see her more. .
In a week from that day, the brave Ar
neste led his cousin to The cottage Of
Tamar and placing their hands tOgsth.
er, said:
Take him Tamar; be is thine He
fed that might be happy I have found
him, shat thou rnayest be happy with him
thou lowest. Let me be the brother Of
both"
The arms Of both were lwined around
him. Who shall say that be was less
happy in his generous self-sacrifce than
they 10 their mutual love ~
The Golden Age lives in dim tradi-
tons and poetic dreams. 1t lives also in
every heart thai is generous and noble.
He who can love without selfish2ass, is a
hero Of The Golden Age.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-28
Lie EnIcacT 0f PraEer.

A Duschman was ia our Office yesser.
day, who related to Us one Of The most re.
markable instances Of the power Of PRAYER
on record. In 1862 he enlisted 10 ihs
army. Just prior to his departure, be
and bis frou kneli down and offered up 4
feryenl prayer that when he returned, he
might 6nd his wife and four CHILDREN
alive and we'll He was discharged ia
Texas-made bis way 70 California. and
finally returned overland. arriving here
day before yesterday. His prayerswers
more thon answered. For no. only did
be find the four ohildern well and hearty.
bui he also found himself congratulated
By bis wife on having Two more. The
slrangest part Of the affair be considers
to he in the fact has be had never even
written to his wife. Hereafter he saws
when a man is departing for a long iour-
ney, let him never omit to pray .-Led5-
enWertb Commercial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-28
NO. O..

the ladies and then al bis short flannel
shisl q. "'
Run for your life. Miller r' screamed
Beny, ''lhs house is full Of Indians; fa,h-
er is dead and brother sam Is wounded.
Run speed
10 The twinkiing Of an eye 8fii.sr vas
out Of the yard, and supposing lls prem
ises surrounded. eff be shos-the red blaze
more brilliant than eyer-aud striking di.
zecily for he shicksl. ihorny bo.ton, he
reached and swan the river, and althostk
II was neariy sunset Miller gol into q
settlement fifty miles. disiani 10 breakfast
next morning, snll-retalnins tho olooras
and collar Of bis red shirt, and reported
all The family. visitors, &c., among the
slam. As for himself, he said be had
fought IS long as fighting would do any
good.
Il IS unnecessary to inform you wheth-
er or not Betty was ever troubled with
Miller after that snap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-28
state Legislature.
HOUSE.
Wednesday, Feb. 20th, e..

Wednesday, Feb. 2Olh, e..
The House met at 2 o'clock, p. m..
agreebly TO the proclamation OF the Gov.
ernor, by the motion Of w. F. Chaplin,
of Cass county who nominated H. W.
Merrill as clerk pro tem.. which motion
was carried.
WIles moved that a committee Of FIVE
on credentials be appointed. Motion
carried, and Messrs. Fuller, Daily, Grow,
RakeT and Anders0n were appointed
said COMMITTEES
Mr. Harvey asked for leave Of absence
during the session. He stated that hs
did not believe the Governor Of The Ter.
riiory Of Nebraska had any power 70 as.
semble the Legislature Of the State Of
{ Nebraska. Leave was refused
Messrs. Fuller, Parmeles and Rock
we'll were appointed a committee 10 wait
upon Judge Dundy and request him tc
administer the oath TO the members.
Judge Dundy appeared and sHofe the
members il.
The House then proceeded to the eiec-
lion Of Speaker. w. f. Chapin and
CIV. Crawford were nominated. BIe3srs.
Hole and Tumble were appointed tell
ers. The ballot resulted IN 20 votes for
Chaplin and 8 FOR Crawford
Mr.. Chapin was declared elected, and
Msssrs. Crawford, Daily and Baller wers
appointed 3 committee 10 conduct the
Speaker elec, to the chair, who on tax.
ing it, returned bis thanks for The honor
conferred.
A message was received from The
Senate that that body was permanently
organized and ready TO proceed TO busi-
ness.
An election Of minor officers was then
had. after which all the officers Of the
House were sworn in BY Judge Dundy.
A committee Of three was appointed 70
inform the Senats that the House is per-
manenly organized and ready 70 pro-
eeed to business.
a committee Of two was appointed 10
visit the Governor Of the Territory, with
a like committee Of the Senate, and in
form him that the two houses Of the Leg
islature Of the State Of Nebraska, are
ready to receive any Communication be
may have 10 make.
The Senate and House then met In
joint session TO hear the Message OF
Gov Saunders.
The message gave a short history Of
the STATE movement 10 Nebraska down
10 the present time, and transmitting an
official copy Of the act Of Congress for
the admission Of Nebraska, and pointing
out the act necessary TO oure admission.
After which the joint session was dis
sciFee, the members Of the Senate re-
turning 10 their chamber.
The House then went inso committee
Of the whole. Fuller in The Chair. on the
Govefnor's Message. o2
The committee arose.
A message was received frsIa the Sen
ate that il had passed an act declaring
the assent Of the STATE cf Nebraska TO
an ACT Of the Congress Of The United
States entitled. An act for the admission
Of the Stale Of Nebraska into the Union,
passed Feb. 9Th, 1851"
The l,ill was taken qp and read To
frsi tine.
The raies we're suspended and the
5ill read the second an1 third tines and
put upon It's passage.
Mr. Crawford moved 20 indefinitely
postpons the consideration Of lie blll,
and called The ayes and nays
Ayes-CraNford D9nbam, Graves.
Harvey, Rolss end Trumbls-6
Mays Ballers Clark. Cole, ColI'as
Crow. Daily, Frost, Faller Jirifiin, Har
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-28

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL. gIGOR are re-
gained BY hslmbold's Extract Bachu.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-03-14
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Qommissioners will sell at public sale, Thurs
0Ayx March l4th, A. d. 1887 at IL O'Clock noon OF
said day, on the premises At or near the late
residence Of VIM. Hoch, in lows TIP, In Cedar
nings property, to-wit:
West Il ne u sec. II, 70 n, R3, W 9TH p. M
East ne Y sec. II, 'aN, R3, w sth p. m.
Southeast u NV Z sec. II ~ y, R3. w 5th p. IN.
North part Of the &c Ia sec. Il, 7 % N, X 3, W
9Th p. m.
South ! Sc IA SER s. N,Rs.w sh y. M.
East * Sc IL sec II. T % y. n 5, w 5th p. m.
The above land is all under cultivation, and
several dwelling houses situated ther6Dn-all
desirable property. Terms: half cash; remain
ing amount in one year secured by note and
mortgage.
ALONZO SHAW.
n. G. MILLHOU8E,
JOS X. SNYDER
Comm ins1oners.
February 18th, is6.:n7w4
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SHARP PRACT1CE.-The GAINESVILLE
Courier records the following bit Of illegal
history: Some time since an attorney
removed from this city to az. adjoiniag
county. He ~ ~ dime ~6s sffdebtei
to city physician to the amount Of sew
en- dolla4a adom4tiases thsrcafser the
doctor forwarded his bill to the attorney
with instructinDn4 eellset 10, II 10
was not paid Oh pss1eAtatts6 ard the
party had property, to sue him at once,
and procure ajSAgsnsnt thesssor.r ThS.
lawyer on receiving the bill, concluded
to sue, - osmmeneed . civil action
against himself for seven dollars. The
day for trial came on, the attorney ap-
pearcd for his cliont the physician, aud
obtained u judkment or seyen dollars
and costs. He then wrote the doctor
what had been dom, Anlhg kfn tlntske
had charged him ten dollars on his books
for attendlUysUs6ssekses,x6 and had given
him credit with the amount of the indy
ment seven dollars, leaving q balence Of
three dollars in the attorneys favor.
Wehave no doubt the physician thought
he was collecting with avengence.
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sHERIFFrAE.

DY VIRTUE OF an cxceuti00 TO me direct.
ID ed, issued from the offi<e OF the Clerk ~ the
District Court in and FOR the county Of Cedar
and 6toAe of Iowa, in favor Of Cyrus Close,
and AGAINST William II N0ncott, / have levied
upon o. following property ~ the property OF
tnasat6Killiam Fl NorcOt4. tO-wtt:
The southwest quarter C$1o9 the southwest
quarter do OF section number twenty eight
(esl, and the south half 60 Of the sOnthenss
anarter "a Of section num6ertwcnty -ninct3eN,
range no. three, west Of the 5sh p. M; situated
In Cedar county, Iowa
And shall offer the same for sole At public
outcTy. at the coart hnose door In the tGWn ef
tipton, IN said county, on Saturday the 9Th day
q M4Fch. A. D. 1857, At 10 O'Clock = n. Of 80
may accrue thereon
! Dated this It'll day Of 1sesraxE.A.RM. n y.
I'D. 0ffEA0EE =
nsw3 Sherin az 49, oaaaHa1S go
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Ivo knoyn some very mean men z
new 10 w. - mean he always carried
. A1n N hisE3e-hcx whsn b. trAvS3ed
- p6ckup Tho oats his h0Ess wa1tsd 4
-: -: =: :: !:
aads BE viz dc potatoes . PAY 1or
eho marriage Ncenoe. / must tell you
that story Of Hugo, for Il y mot bod
one, and good stories, Ike potato, sln,t
&; ; :: :; s
and mean neighbor be = too. Well,
when he was going TO get married to
Gretchen Kulp, hs goes down to Par
son Rogers, 1t Digby, to get . license.
a. " ! i;csns;.j ~ FAs k.Pr's
six dollars, "said he.
s'6ix doilars!" said Hugo, that's .
dreadful sight Of money! Couldn't you
take less?'
.sNo'' said he, that's what they oost
me- at the Secretary's Office ut Halifax"
"Well, how much do you Ak for pub
lishing In church, them"
ssNOthing," said the Parson.
well" said Hugo, ''that's so cheap I
!; ; r.; ;::: s. S'EHax Is,
'Three Sundays"
''Three Sundays!" says Hugo, well,
that's long time too. But three Sun
days only make fortnight after all; two
for the covers and one for the inside
like; and six dollars IL . great amount Of
money for poor man to throw away.r
So Oh he went jogging toward home,
feeling about a. mean - nv elAe0fet |
ehoep, when al at once . bright thought
came into his head and back he went as
fast q his horse could carry him.
'PAuon" said he, I've changed my
mind. Here's the six doliarg lsll - |
the knot tonight with my tongue |
that cannot unite with my teeth.
why, what IN nat0f' isstee peenR&
OF a y slId Haso, si've Seen a.
phering II out In my head, and it's cheap
er than publishing after all. .s
You see cir, it's potato-digging time;
II wait to be called in church, her Ia
ther will havcFhTlsft tsnoe 4s
and a. hands arb ~ - Sge IL /
If marry her t6-nignt The can begin TO |
dig our own tomorrow, aud that will
pay for tt liscnpeJepd jaDt PwH sdil &
lings ovef; for there AIM Ia man in ~
Clements that -e4n Aig ana carry ID
many bushels in day as Gretchen can.
And besides, fresh wives, like fresh
work like smoke at first, but
they get saucy and lazy after . WHILE"
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yloAN's CONDITIONS PoWOeR

Ia. the inrss sale II any ii"rss and Cattle Msslirns
in this r,,ntrs i, !. hrts and r,s,ts aud
hi 's.iis>- safety. certainty ns. hr,aga~ss sennts
pt.-.,nin-ntiy NJ t.- lead # the isi Il IE.rsr ard
Gaia. .N..itrshS..
h~e-;,i,ng It'll fisriuR pai lie. the l-p ls~eue
the skin and eiyr. -i,r-ifL and glossy al.araaes
era,s~s tie wafer and sft.,sa.s .ye,v ,nstt ~ the
'~-l, II i, ai. safe ard r~,tS, rem. liz e c,sssls
.hi s,id.. "Ltsh generate . many t.iai diseases.
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BY virtue OF a special execution 10 me direct
ed issued from the once Of the Clerk of the
District Court in and for the county OF Cedar
and state of lows. in favor ~ william II. Ben.
ton, and against William Cessford ct al I hare
levied upon the fnllowing property ~ the pro-
Wit: - - - -
Lots number four I'd and ave rs, In block Ave
% IN the town Of Rochester; and three thou
sand nine hundred and sixtr->ne f3SBD feet 0sIf
OF hot two t2l. In section two 70, In township
seventy nine fg, range threeyD, west, beng 4
Triangular tract Of land - feet In length facing
thence lDlf feet TO place Of hsginning, % ss 10
I'LL out and make full lots Of SaAd l0ta fo0r a.
0nd Ave t5s all being In Cedar county. Iowa n
And shall O6er the same ~ sale IL public
cutlery. at the court house door In the town Of
Upton, II said county, on saturday the Nth
.aid day. to setisfy said execution and costs
that nay accrue thereon -
Dated this l21h day Of Februnry. "A. D. lA0
. JOHN u 6HEARER,
nsts 81 Csdar @pQnty. Iowa
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Tho c..w trti.s IL IL -riii.s. it'll sa,riunre II
a..I-,t ~ attL. r I,t--tnis i. MI ,-rsiie Int IL
k~t ~ ttsslu vs.a, 81 inilk ssa all owners n
~. Nil hHi by gt,t4,g Itscns
sLoAE'S CONDITION. PowD2DD
t"i'e I'D lat e IL ,pn,,., and quality
= ~ at sf.*,m, II ssstis. "a all fr,er ana n.
~ -. Ia 49,. -.
"it-', ., ! ID aD.i ai.taisHt Esw ~ MIX =
a'~ Farm t.'eiits. i~ srr II the y~inalle
r't5tstfh ~!.".a son.fiifnM fsDsSsg,r. Il, ,,re.
-" - ' ttiis. ~ his -, .i.i rrvsatiax ~s..s
u " alse-ss- Il all it- j.,n,e,icasca asi,aals.
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A MARRIED MANS SoLILooUY.-I
am sitting by the fireside tonight, but
not alone; there is one young one on my
knee, three on the floor, and two on the
settee! Ny wia5s Md Nth the s6ds
ache, Il wishsiiS sssy there, and the
children are all a-bawling, and I've had
nothing to eat since morning. Oh, what
. life l do lead! l can't get chance to
read, and all my clothes are going to
seed. Oh, my! That youngest baby,s
taking the collie, and forgot to send for
the paregoric. Eveline of my younger
days land my older days, too,) would
that I could drive you from my memory.
Why ever follow me and sc0ld me Ike
m avenging spirit? Willingly, oh will
lingly, would I repair the wrong done
myself in marrying you'll is strange,
Eveline, I fled from you yesterday,
"like startled fawn," when you were
after me with broomstick. oh, what
. mild creature you were before We were
married! But alas! how chrnged. Oh!
! hear my wiis ooming down aaan.
I'll tx the DIR 30 TIT l can gct out,
and II I can't I'll die.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-03-14

]. j. Boynton
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