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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

thousand - jetsy md so on for Ave
kpNS. Hthen ran down ths,Dos sd
leapei to the track, aud raaf bSck' Ahh
out doing any damage until 1t struck
the engine. 1t ran up one Of the Sdfi-
,xers nd 5Ars1 sectieasof two feet out
.S dthS 1olksb pad pssaing along the
|aklef nth ~ hsg rsny damage, II
h Sof &SiSEy ~ Eeps upwards
the telegraph wire, and with detona-
Nsp LIKE s4aagsaiA cannon. So intense
WI tAe HgM and so violent was the
shock that the engineer was nearly
blinded aEivsnnHt stvnped. Our infor-
man teayS th4 the Appearance Of the
light OH the track and on tile wires was
brilliant beyond conception. 1t looked
!! HI the1G ~ n Immense lake d IRE
ahead, into which the train was about
to plunge, and the contrast between Inc
light and the ordinary day light that
followed seemed ~ great as the contrast
lbse@se.i1 She- Brightest day ana tiie
darkest night.-Pcoria Transcript, Nay
An
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

MAsoNIc.-At a regular communica.
ton Of Cedar Lodge No. II, A. f. l. A.
NJ, on the 9th inst, the following off,
GERS were elected for the year ending
June Let, 1869: J. w. Casad, w. NJ. ;
VIM. II. Cobb, 8. W.; VIM. Dean, J.
WI, =. w. Clark, Sec..; John D.
shearer, Treasurer; IT. H. Maynard,
.. D.; B. L. Tower. J. D.; 4. D. Ing
man. >. 8. |; J. G.. Reed, J. &. Rev.
y. n Scott, Chaplain; D. P. Clapp,
Tyler. ie H.tt " 1,aI4. #usfaas ssers
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e Against .s=.f4g
JACKSON CAScRR. Defendant.
Distl let CouIt vi ee,sar County, Iowa, Juno
Ternsv lSSA sEt# a3RRt
fIW jackson CASTER Defendant: You arc
i hereby nss fled that there is nav on die in
the office OF the Clerk of the district Court, in
and for the county OF ceda r. In the STATE Of
Iowa. petition Of Henry e, Garr, plQlntiiE
claiming of You the sum Jf ore hundred dol
lars. and interest thereon AsM Jnne 18th. lS06
certain prcsnssory note made by you, pokablo
to sharp 4 CobuTn or order or bearer. Ylich
note is now due anu pay anie, and Is th0-pro-
tachment has been issued hereia sg,iAst your
property. 80,
q, Now unless y on appear 90 said petition and
DEFEND thereto ut or beftFe NOON OF the second
day ofthe next term OF said Cont. - b. hagun
and held ut Upton, in said county on the LIST
against you and Judgment reAdered tAe1eon
In accordance with the prayer. Of. said petition.
Ia II. G. PIATT, Attorney for Pl&tpt16.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

sopSerat4Ssli1: Il e hden, FarYiRs
ton township John Dance, Linn
townSAibh HI u. Brink, Massilon
township John Pearson, Cover town.
abb WOO
Accommodations will be psevitea fqr
All persons who'report themselves b tle
i 4 ..o1s.x&osArt 81 a"Tf ~ NJ Is
AS6OCl&yIOQs fAGft - -TE." Il Al
&c ~ nfar' bua .'r@t ]. AA q
= SEQ. Cedar County s. g. AsssSiS SnsaA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

.ruEaLpRIcH HOUSE in this place,
will be completed and formally opened
on. next Wednesday evening. Mr..
Houghton has kept the House running
ever since the carpenters commenced
their work. but uuder un favorable cir
cumstances, and he now proposes to
give IN Entertainment that will fui.,v
show what his House will be hereafter.
A gay and happy time is anticipated,
and we hope there will be a large at,
tendance. Recoilect next Wednesday
night is the time, and the YAldrich
House, the place.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14
A Freak st Electricity.

On Friday last, during the hail storm
that visited this section, the eastward
bound train ON the Toledo, Peoria &
Warsaw Railway, George Boiss, con-.
ductor, and G, A, Martin engineer, had
just lsft FL Paso ~ the storm struck It.
Whsn about i mile and =. halfiieast Of
that,eity,, the iishtning struck itelE
graph pole. Instead of shattef4hg 1t
and going to the ground, 1T burst the
insulator,,f making blaze OF light, pass-
ed IN, tho WRISTS the next insulator and
burst that, with smother blaze OF light
as intense "a looker-on informs u.s. Is q
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14
7" WnILE THE lamp holds out to burn there

+" WHILE THE lamp holds out to burn " there
is a chance for restoration Of health. If, there
fore, the constitution has been weakened by
disease or excess--the nerves shattered the
stomach weakened-the appetite gone, and
allthe world appears gloomy-po,ir some fresh
oil into your lamp, in the shape of Plantation
Bitters, which wifi make the flame OF life
again burn brightly, and illuminate a once
wretched existence. For ladies' 1t Is al elc-
giant and gentle stimnlant, exactly such rs
they require. Many families will not ~ with.
out it. II has an immense sale throughout the
world.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti.
cie-superior to Colonge and at half the price.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

This aUeeE's novelties include H..
case, French mustard. ,sr.
"Dessicated cocoanut, for pies, pud.
dings, cakes and desert.
hid st. F. sugars.
,4 bale wool Irvine.
Together with many other novelties
and miscellaneous stock Of queens
ware, glassware and groceries ut w. Fl.
Alden's, and at prices that defy compe-
ton. VS.
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Meeting of the Cedar County Sab
&" bath School Association.

Meeting of the Cedar County Sab.
bath School Association.
This Association will hold its second
annual meeting at Upton, the Goth and
9th Of May sIL5 IT2 ~ III,
1t is hoped that all the friends of the
Sabbath School cause throughout the
country will, # possible, be present at
Its sessions. The cause is one Of gem
eral interest, aud should be near the
heart Of every one who is interested in
the moral welfare of the rising genera
ton. Wehope to be able to enlist the
sympathies of the friends of the Sab
both School in Cedar county to 4 great
err e \ tent thau heretofore. We hope al
80 that every i:enA of The kause will
feel that he o.. right Belongs to us, and
is responsible to sori,,e extent for the sue
cess OF the Sabbath SCHOOL interest In
our county. We hereby in t.e name Of
the Association extend general invi-
tation to every one to come and meet
with us.
We should have full report of every
Sabbath School in the country, and we
hope that the several Towship Secreta-
ries will spare no pains to make full
report Of the Sunday schoI1es il their
several townships a1d fkard the
same to the couhty Secretary in due
time. We should like, II possible, to
have all the reports presented at the
coming meeting Of the County Associ-
alton. Should any of the Secretaries,
however, not be able to complete their
reports by that time, they can forward
the same by the lst or June to Dr.J. r.,
Kennedy, Upton, the County Secretary
Of Cedar county. Blank reports have
been distributed to each Township Sec
Rotary, and IL Is intended that they shall
all them out in as far as they can.
The following II . List OF the Town
ship Secretaries who were appointed at
the last meeting Of the County Associa-
John Kaufman. Cas- township; E.
s. Young, Inland township; E. n.
Pound Centre towaship; w. b. More
head, Rochester township; John Wade,
Red Oak township; w. s. :, Chase,
springdaIs township; zsno Tabor.
Iowa township George Kalb, Fremont
township !; w. +. Miller, Sugar Greek
township; Rev. J. 8. Buchanan, Day
ton township; Rev. ]. J. Huber; Pr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

ABOUT THESE DAYS the temper OF
Dame Weather Is variable. To-day
"wednesday, the wind blows cold from
the north, the sky is lowering with
clouds which portend cold northwest
ern storm, to be followed by frost
which will destroy the present cheering
prospect of bountiful supply of fruit
of all kinds, as indicated by the abund.
ant bloom with which every fruit bear
ing tree and shrub now 80 sweetly seen tn
the air. Should the frost stay its with :
ering hand the fruit of the coming sea-
son will far exceed that Of any other
year, the price will be low, and all can
enjoy partaking Of the health-giviuy
fruit. 3@ a@
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

WE desire to call the attention of our
readers to the stock of drugs, medicines,
perfumeries, paints, oils, &C., Kept by
Hall 4 Schumacher, directly west Of the
Court House. They have a complete
assortment of goods in their line, and
warrant them pure aud of the best
qualities. Learn their prices before
buying elsewhere. Mark well the name
and place.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

On last Monday the south part Of our
tgwn W. disgrseed by two females, who
engaged IN coAlbat with the fixed de-
termination to "fight it out on that
line, If it. took all summer" The-eoa-
test was conducted With remarkable
energy for several minutes-the hair
new, the'baood spirited, and-the weak
er vessel "caved." Several dog fights
have also occurred within a day Of two,
and even our dog, = 'Brigham'n' got
'1ickcd." In the name of the people
we exclainl, "What are we coming
to?' p~v!.g
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

LAST week we did not have time to
call the attention of the public to the
notice of the organization of the Spring.
dale Insurance Co. 1t is started under
favorable circumstances, and the officers
are men of high standing. We know
the business Of the company will be
carefully and honestly conducted. The
people of this county will advance their
own interests by patronizing it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

LADIES When you get that good
husband promised by VIM, send him
for pair Of those fine medallion and
and calf boots sold by A. p. G. g. Co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

CITIZENS Of Cedar county take notice
that we have no shop worn goods, nei-
Their have we any old styles that were
WORN in the days of Noah, but every
article in our stock is entirely new, and
will be sold as loW as the IoWest. 70
COBB & .WETzEL. g.s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

Hea- When Sir Elijah Impey, the East
Indian Judge, was o,l his passage home
as he was one day walking the deck it
having blown pretty hard thepreceeding
day shark was playing by the side Of
the ship. Having never seen such an
object before, he called to one of the
sailors to tell him what it was "Why"
replied the tar, II don't know what
name they Know then ny ashore, but
here We call them sea lawer.ps s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

1MPRovED.-Mrs. Fleming has great
" improved the interior Of the Union
House by enlarging the Office, and maxi
ing other changes in the compartments.
She is determined to make the Union"
an attractive place for travellers aud all
others who favor her with their pat
ronage. t.g.g.E. rE.E.f - Z.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14
Original Notice.

CATHERINE JACK, Plaintiff, tEesda
Against ~
CHALES =. JACK Defendant.
District Court of Cedar County, Iowa Junes
Term, 1858.
TIyO CHARLES +. JACK, Defendatse fou are
| hereby notified, that there is ne ~ IN file In
the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court, in,
and for the County OF Cedar, la Iaa State Of,
Iowa, y petition OF Catherine JRck, plaintiff.
claiming of you q divorce frons.the honda of
matrimony heretofore exisAnga l,etMsen. YOU
and said plaintiff -
Now unless lou appear % said petifEOn and
defend thereto nj before llofa nj tyse second
day OF the next term o. said COuyts ~ be begun
ana hsia NJ the Court HOUSE in np.on. II said
will be entered againss you ana n Judgment
decree rendered th.sr.,on in acco9dancS with
the prayer of said petition. f,s5s4f4,fff5s
s. A. BISSkshE, Attorney for FTaintin
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

AwAY.-Th recent heavy
rains caused many of the creeks here
sbouts to "slop over.n About so feet Of
the mill dam of. w. Crissman, antilles
west OF Upton, was washed away, and
it will be several weeks before he will
again resume business.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

We notice that the colony Of ladies
which went from Massachusetts about
two year ago to- Washington and
Oregon, has been successful in the I'M
dertaking. Within two weeks after the
women arrived, all of them secured
homes and employment to- their salts
faction. It IN said all but three of them
had become wives at the close of 1867.
This should be an encouragement for
others who do not knew what else to do, to
60 and do likewise. Those parts are full
softmen, and these men want women to
be companions for them. The East has
a large preponderance of women. If
these disparities can be, equalized 10y em-
why douH more women go
and dods their purltan sisters have dones
q A grecnback represents sum of
money loaned to the government with
out Interest, and no time fixed for It's
payment.- And it Is because the green-
back draws no interest aud Is not paid
on presentation that it passes from hand
to hand ut q discount Of 80 to 40 per cent.
Can the government pay its debts by
manufacturing more of. these non-in-
terest demand notes, which are not paid
on presentation, and no provisions made
for ever redeeming them?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14
County Jail.

EDITORS ADVERTISER 1T will he
arecoiiected that the Grand Jury con-
demned our Jail as unsafe, &C.,? and
hcts seenYtn:justify their verdict, at
least in dts present condition. That a
secure place in which to keep the unru-
ly aud vicious is a necessity that needs
no argument. The question is, must
the tax payer, already groaning under
iexorbitant taxation, be still more bur-
dened.. by the heavy sum necessary to
build new Jail; or shall We make the
present one sufficient for the purpose,
with an expenditure small in colnpari-
son to the cost Of a new structure p
There Is but little doubt but that the
cost ~ keeping prisoners at Muscatine,
and Sherifi's2 fees for their transporta-
tion to and fro for two years would
make the old building all that is needed
at present at least. Should . new one
be built, the present one would be al
most total loss, az it is fit for nothing
else, and cannot be remodeled SO as to
make . desirabferesidence. .f3b5
= ~ : &
j The Board of Supervisors will soon
meet, when the subject must come up
for definite action. 1t is the opinion Of
the Sheriff, Tailor and others, that by
making substantial floor aud ceiling,
with plating of boiler iron, the upper
rooms can be rendered perfectly safe
The walls are heavy enough to defy
attempts upon them without more tools
than Is proper to allow prisoners to
have, and the gratings are secure. The
lower cells can be ventilated sufficient
ly to allow their use on extraordinary
occasions and for night use if required.
The yard can hardly be made safe for
free use, and while it is necessary for
prisoners to be there, they must be
guarded. .....-,~,r y,,.. sps .~
With these repairs and pickets, or
palisades to keep outsiders from furn-
ishing tools, ETC., the work can be done
by the expenditure Of less than half the
hundreds of dollars that it would take
thousands to build new. Let the Su-
pervisors, either in body or by we'll
chosen Committee visit the premises,
and give it the attention the Importance
of the subject demands, aud then if their
verdict is, a new Jail, $50 mote it be.n
But the probability is the old one will
be put In order.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14
CONJUGAL Lowe.
Arb r,1nt HaIA..rrrrfss o. rRrE xARn1Ae

AND fHE HAPfYrE3s or rKCE MARRIAGE.
EssAY FOR Y nH.s ~, 9n he Errors,
Manly gpnweIs s0nd cDeatd .tAAbAdimentsi to
MARRIAGE. with sure maans Of relief. Sent
dress, DR.. J. SK4LLIN HOU91TON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, n. ea MY
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

\, TzrgoNNMpl0r r{oming noted fol
he - hcsses, 5dk women, and fast
men. Last week we chronicled the
Egact that female 6ushwhacker severely
chastised : young man On oeRbCAta
street corners. Ye local has been
threatened by said 'igad- about TOR putt
ting her name in print, and it y possf-
bic that our friend, DR.. s., will receive
the cagtisation n ont stead. We'll
"wstnl, ard wait.;is inf, s ,.' .s,S ~ +
On Friday a c5hpis 81 young men
concluded that their difficulties could
be adjusted only ~ sbrEs torc@oilThe
''Ofi Guard talked too much wiah his
mouth, ana caused young America
to prepare for sction.g Asfew more IN :
anuattuns from the former caused the
latter to extend his right wing into the
center Of the antagonists column,
quickly followed by closing up with
left, which caused the "GuardS to
ttnoorit - fS16t5t'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14
The Rebel Assassination Polio,

1uG n6OGA ACodSSlIldLlOA 1OAlCy.
JIM. Campbell, one of the. parties re-
Gently arrested at Memphis on the charge
Tof>peIag S-7mzhber of)the Ku-Klux
Khan, and who was charged by the par
ty with endesvoring to get them into an
Association for the purpoes of betraytng
them, publishis an expose Of the pro-
ceedings of the meeting in WHICH he de-
neis, that il vas the ku-Klux Khan, but
that it was an organization bNdai ~
gather Tor the purpoes of assassinaing
men who were Objectionable r. them,
and that an assassination COMMITTEES
was appointed of which he was a mem
Der; and gives a list of those who were
ballqtsd fol, for afssintpn. The list
conprfses the leidiag' Radicals of the
city, prominent among whom was Judge
Barbour Lewis, for whom tree was SO.
lected where he was to be hanged. The
signs and key to the cypher used were
also given. ...-..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14
ERRORS oFlYpUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the efiects:of youthful indiscretion will, for the
who need 1t, the recipe and directions for maxi
ing tnasimple remedy by which he was cured.
expsrenss can do BY se5fss.ing n perfect
nsIy "a Cedar Sfreet Nev York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

yNANTE -TEACAERS, aTt0S..
W. and other intelligent Men AnO E4TH.
in a business paying SHO to eaN" W0lAen.
according 70 ability. For parry per month,
ZEIGLER. McCVRDy & CT, .euiars. address
Chicago, Ill, lombard Blcek
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lsN-Tl:c .InniriafN Go

N,c Jaafciafy Committee of the
lower branch of the Massachusetts Legis-
lature, has made unanimous report add
verseiy to the petitions in favor of fe-
male suffrage. The movement finds
even less countenance in Massachusetts
than it did in Kansas. The number OF
women DESTROYS of demonstrating their
power at the ballot-box is proportionalLv
smaller In the typical New England
State than in its Missouri otishoot.--
Under these circumstances the consider
alton of the claim Of a few spinsters to
what they call wonnan's rights may safe.
y be postponed, at least until u new
President shall have been chosen, and
Will some Afthe Important issues before
the country shall have been settled.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

FREE ExHIBTTION.-Thea Arkansas
traveller and fine lot Of boots, shoes,
hats and caps at A. p. G. & Co.'S. l-1
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

H1-Hundreds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nounce it the very best medicine for Coughs,
Colds. &c. Tryft. =#Hat&E
For sale by Hall 4 Schumacher, Upton
8. s. Chamb 4 Co, springdalc; +. S. & II. A.
Jepson, West Branch; V. r. Cornwall, Downcy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

THE WHITE FAwN, Prescott and
all other spring style hats and caps just
received at A. p. G. j&gCo's. saa 1$i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14
Original Notice.

Yeast Cakes alsdr Poyders at
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14
TO CONSERVATIVES.

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet a
cie--superior to Colonge and at half the pri,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-04

An Italian bishop struggling through
great difficulties without repining, met
with much opposition in his episcopal
functions without betrsying the least i'm.
patience. One of his intimate friends,
who highly admired those virtues which
he Thought il impossible atolimitate, once
asked the prelate If be could impart the
secret of being always easy. Yes, re-
piled the old map, III can teach you my
secret, and with great facility. Iteonsists
of making alright use ofmy eyes, Bis
friend begged him to explain himself.
"Mosts willingly returned the bishop.
+In whatever state am, first look up
to heaven, and remember that my prin-
eipal business is to get there, then look
down upon earth, and call to mind how
small space l shall occupy ia 1t when !
como to be Inferred. / then look around
in the world and observe what multitudes
there are in all respects more unhappy
than myself. Thus / learn where true
happiness Is placed, where oil our cares
must end, and what little reason l have
to repine or complain. li4t
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-04
Presently.

Never say you will do presently what
your reason or your conscience tells you
should be done now. No man ever shap-
ed his own destiny or the dest:nies oil
-o,herss wisely and we'll, who dealtiu pres.
entities. Look at nature. She never post.
pones. When the time arrives for the
buds o,open, they open-for The leaves
TO fan, they. fall. Look upward. Tie
shining world never put of their risipgs
sor their setting. The commets even. er.
ratio as they are, keep their appointments;
and eclipses are always spunctual TO the
minute. There are no delays in any OF
The movements Of the universe which have
been PREDETERMINED BY the absolute will
Of the Creator. Procrastination by the
stars might insolye the destruction Of in-
Vulnerable systems; Procrastinationin 10 the
operations of future on this earth might
result in famine, spestilence and the blot
ting out Of the human race. Man, how
ever, being q free agent, can postpone the
performance Of his duty; and he docs so,
frequently TO his own destruction. The
drafts drawn by Incidence upon the fa.
ture are pretty sure to be dishonored.
Make Now your banker. Do not say you
will eeOnomize presently, for presently
may be bankrupt; nor that you will re.
pent and make atonement presently, for
presently you may, be judged. Bear 10
mipd the important fact taught alike by
the history Of nations, rulers and private
individuals, that in three cases cut Of 6yc
presently Is TOO late. ...;,.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-04

lh.an iostant Mollie'4 av,ps wsra. round
her aunts neck, and she vss.sryjpRuoii,
euswe'll hsay you re tho deeseat bspptis
in the world! BE good. pow<'ssid ssnnos
"Be msgnsnimous, pat y Tom y y su
see we'ss tosad yeuD NUT I1sea boos
va''And are all equally. ca aPable,1 sub
joined Mr. 8 Ellisssax6 - ~ ~ .ssnssx Al
Miss Polly Whittlessa vas wise - voy
mans II IIshouIdu't have written about her
if che hadnt been wise. And when she
saw that Fate favored her desires she did
not try to updolshs doings Of Fots.s For
reasons, of her own shsa Ind determipsd
to tryI her fortunes mafrIpepialyi epd
when she found her niecez {aclip med thus
slso she sgreet. 70 LET thedF Q alQngvist
, :: !. !. 3. !. :. =. as :; ! s treusu'
ample and preccpt wonld ceefFsdl1y eAet
other. Oh. acute Miss pellyl Thus i
happened that three weddings. toek place
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