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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11


 This company, national in it's charter, offers by reason of it's large capital, low rates of ore. mium and New Tables, the most desirable means yet presented to the public.
 The rates of premium being largely reduced are make as favorable to the insurers as those of the best mutual companies. and avoid all the complications and uncertainties of notes. dividends, and the misunderstanding which the latter are so apt to cause the policy-holder. Several new and attractive tables are now presented to the public which need only to be understood to prove accepta- ble to the public; such as the incom me-produc- ing policy and return premium policy. In the former, the policy holder not only secures a life insurance payable at death, but will re- ceiye after q period of few years an annual income equal to 1G per cent, at the par of his policy. In the latter the company agrees to return to the assured the total amount of money he has paid in, in addition to the amount of his policy -.s', ....,.4..t+
 The attention of persons contemplating in- suring their lives or increasing the amount of insurance they already have. is called to the special ad dsantages offered by the National Life Insurance Company. iis..e .~.- ,. Circulars, Pamhlets and full particulars giv- en on application to the Bran ch Office of the company, or to the i@24@ .H .# H-@ :. NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY,
 UNDER THE DIRECTION OF .1 E; E; 4; Rollins, < ofthe Board a,,. < w. E, ,s' chandler. lai'' l. oqG Of Directors,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

MN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE U United States for the District of Connecticut. . "a. n W ses 6ossisa. 3asisl Sb In Bankruptcy
 10 Me Hon. lWK. K. SHELBY, Register ia Bank 1.lptcy 5a ate abOue DistriG: ..-s <-.st. "a SIR the assignee of the estate of said Bank rupt respectfully represent, that have accepted the appointment of Assignee of said estate; that the period of six months has elapsed since the date of the Adjucation of Bankruptcy III said case, and request that the Court will order general Meet ing of the Creditors of said Bankrupt, to which may make report of my proceedings in said trust according to the provisions of the fwenty-Eighth Section of the Bankrupt Act of March 2d, 1867.
 A. s. HILL. Assignee
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
TO FARM FRS.

FHHHE Lodi Manufact Hring Co invite Farm
 U CTS and oth IS using malules 10 send for pamphlet descriptive of their Fertilizers. They offer their LIEEf [.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
1O26~.M LIES ..aT8 T-Cg OF THE 3| ] Union i, Pacific
RAILROAD Are Now Completed.

AS 534 miles of the western portion of the line, beginning at Sacramento are also done
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
BOYS tssaBOYs!

Something you all want-A pistol, revolver, shot gun, orfi6e.S Anttlss HRe will secure you one free of cost,
 A musket, shot gun, or Aussffsat rife, for a Club of 'tThirty," ]" in our .sfa
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS,
The details of which are as follows:
Total
$5,066,651.6l

This large amount is only an indication of the immense traffic that must go over the through line in few months, when the great tide of Pacific coast travel and trade will be- gin. It is estimated that this business must make the earnings of the road from fifteen to twenty millions year, .....-.. parties who desire to in vest in them will find it for their interest to do so at once. The price for the present is par and accrued inter- est from Jan. l. in currency. t~
 Subscriptions will be received in Litehfiel by :-a Gsile'. H. R. Corr, CASHIER. FIRST NAr1oxAD BANK.
 Li1cHFIELD. -,.~
 -o4 and in New York, .s >-s Ar THE COMPANY OFFICE, No. 20 NAssAu Sr., ..,s.-...rs .ts and by
 JOHN J. Cisco & SON, BANKERS, No. 59 WALL ST. And by. the Company's advertised Agents l throughout the United States.
 Bonds seat free, butp parties subscribing through LO cal agents wiU look to them for Mtir sas dslivsry
 A new pamphlet and map was issued Oct Ist containing report on the progress of the work to that date, and a more complete state ment in relation to the value of the bonds than can be given in an advertisement which will be cent free on application at the Company's offices or to any of the advertised agents.
 ~ JOHN J. CISCO. Treasurer, NY
 Jan. 22th. 1869. 87 3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

The busi ness of the store will hereafter be carried on bs c. Adams. and A. S. Wright, un- der the name and firm of A. s. Wright & Co.,, who will keep a full supply ot staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, and Ready Made Clothing. i-@' .'" I'LL A. s. WRIGHT & co. r -Litchfield March 2d, 1869. ---~-ea.--
 The stock on hand will be sold cheap to make room for Spring Goods. W. sell only for Ready Pay. Cash or produce. >- 47 Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

equal to the best super phosphate, at the low price of s25 per ton on board, in New York. They also make superior articles of nitro phos- phosphate and pare bone dust
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-04

NM, xOWus - 70 tUc VI ulo uPOn nsSAs
the Calaboose Of said city may be used
as County jail, and report the same
| to this session. Chair appointed on
said Committee b. +. Williams, J. /.
Kisner and b. Manor.
The Eips esolutui96 sYas
adopted, I'd
Resolreds Thai Clerk IL
Board be and Feby ordered %
have the key Of - lock to the YAH
in IT, RcoordeE4 Dfiice repairek -
b1eeJ ~ order tlt 4aid vault MAy -
locked at nigl-t.N
Upon the petition Of w. b. Young,
asking the Board to correct an error
in Tax title, and for such other relief
ns they might deem equitable and
just. The prayer OF the petitioner was
not gAntcdj for the reason that this
Board can exercise no jurisdiction in
the nfnttcf. - -
q The following Chains were rejected
for want. of proper certificates from
Trustees, TO wit: .eie 9at }tlsu1lfl
F. N. Starr, services , Trustee so
Red Rock Township, IL b; II 81
T.. X, Wright, medical services est .
for Thomas Farley; and fam *.
The following claim was rejected
for want Of proper form and infOrmar
ton that the parties are paupers: ieg
Clark Il Shannon, goods fur
nished, Farley ssi5g1srBtl s.aS II 40
Report OF W. Wilson relative to
his proceedings on the repairs Of bridge
across White Breast creek in Dallas
Township, Marion County, Iowa, was
upon motion received, aud ordered
placed upon file. ..res,.,a. .5t-t i.
The following claims were allowed,
and warrants ordered for the same,
to-wit:
Griggs, Watson & Day, Records ..ill'l
and Blanks for County, - SIZE 20
T. X. Moh!cr, services as Trus-
eeSwan Township, bill $3.50, sdY
allowed. IN
JOHN schotten, for services ne
Trustee Swan Township, bin
so.@, allowed, 5sa
J.J. Pinch, services as Clerk OF
Polk Township . .. 80 =. 1900
J. i. Kisner, services In repair
ing bridge at Mafysville o5Ol
+. Godfrcy, services as Trustee 500
Of Liberty Township - 500
w. j. Wilson, services I'm re- uD
pairing bridge in Dallas Town If1aII
ship ssI gan 3geB 700 75O
e. Baker, one months services i
as Treasurer, and for stamps lO2 So
The Report OF III. L. Bousduet, Clerk
II the Circuit Court, for fees received
J.s~,. ts, Dsx.l.uHx. ~...xl Al |
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-04
ABSTRACT

TsFs.
OF PROCEEDINGS HAD IN ROAD CASES,
AT THE OCTOBER TERM, 1869, OF
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF MARION COUNTY, IOWA,
TO-WIT: 3i9a tt
In the matter of the application of
A. Boot and others, for the establish
ment of a road in Lake Prairie Town
ship, in which damages were awarded
to John Rozierz, of $50, and to James
C. Sheehey, of $50;
1t was ordered by the Board that
said road be established, upon the pay
ment of damages and all costs, by the
petitioners. 9g5tai .s}g f.a, ;1
In the matter of the vacation of a parto
county road in Knoxville Township,
petitioned for by S L Collins and 9TH
ers, which was rejected at the Septem-
Der Term, 1869, of said Board; r,fI,ll
1t was ordered by the Board at this
Session that the claimants for dam
ages pay the costa made In the asses-
In the matter OF the vacation of a
part of a road in Union Township in
which the Commissioner reported un-
favOrably; ~! 5't1ll5' ~.
The same was not vacated.
In the matter Of the application OF
] w Knowles and others, for change
| in county road in. Knoxville Town
ship, and which was established by
the Auditor in vacation;
twas ordered by the Board that the
proceedings had by the Auditor be ap-
proved.HI lo 9aj fia ti9l1
In the matter of the application OF
G. VanPearsern and others for the es.
tablishment Of q county'road in Sum.
NIT Township, and which was estab-
lished by the, Auditor In vacation; y
The Board approved the proceedings
| In the matter of the application o.
lishment of a county road In Knox
willie Township. and which was dis.
missed by the Auditor at request q
the petitioners at their costs, done in
vacation; US
The Board approved the proceedings
] had by the Auditor herein. E.i ''F1s1i
i In the matter OF the application of T
j. Davenport and Others, for q changt
in q road in Union Township, from
Pella via Rousseau to Pleasantville
in which claims for damages were
filed by Hamilton ID. Lucas, the BOarC
(uDpOluJeO Miles JOIudN,{ D. - 0oAVu
and Daniel Bristow appraisers to assess
the same, to meet at the Office of III
I'D. Lucas, J. p, on the first day o
November, 1869, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and be sworn, and on same day pro
coed to view and ASSESS the damages
Continued, .@.s.1,-s. {.
/ IN the matter Of the application o
Thomas Clark and others for the es
adjustment offs county road in Unior
Township, In which a claim for dam
ages was filed by L. o. Donley;
| The Board appointed Miles Jordan
j. J. Gallon and Daniel Bristow ap
praisers to assess the same, to meet q
the office of H. d. Lucas, L.-P. OF
Fovember LIST, 1860, at 10 o'clock A
4 NJ, and same day proceed to view ant
assess the. damages. Continued.
i In the matter of the application o
Samuel Huffman and others for |
i change In a road in Knoxville Town
ship, in which remembrance wa
Il filed, and also claims for damages, BY
James McCOnaughey, and In which
the appraisers appointed by the Boart
awarded damages In the sum Of on,
!. hundred dollars TO said MEG onaughey
4 The Board established said change
upon the payment Of the damage. ~
scsssd, and all costs, BY tbs petlt'ot'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-04

C H Brobst, making fire and
cleaning Court room, I. III u6 %
James Maddy, Bounty on Go aoo
Claim Of John Ribble for services as
Trustee Summit Township, amount
SO, rejected, the same not being dated
and itemized.
The report of William Fisher and
p III Bousquet relative to the rebutld-
ing q bridge across Skunk river, was,
upon motion, received and ordered
placed upon file. g3ii 1884 4
The following Resolution was adopt
ed, to wit: g 80 IL tf..i,
Resolved, That. the taxes for the
year 1857, on $50 dollars worth per-
sonal property, enormously assessed
to Mrs. L. Miller, as guardian for
Orland Miller, be and the same are
hereby relinquished.
The following Resolution was
adopted: as baE ti9i4lIt1 ,a !.
Resolued, That the Auditor be and
is hereby instructed to procure, with
the least possible delay, a true and
complete copy Of the original surveys,
and field notes, by the Government, of
the several Townships of this County,
and in manner and form as provided
by law, in accordance with the Reso-
luton heretofore passed by this Board
instructing the former Clerk to do so.
The following Resolution was
adopted, to wit: .,4,f pi ad
.Resolued, That ,henceforth it shall
be considered the duty of the Trustees
Of each Township to procure the con-
Ivcyance of all persons who may be-
come regular paupers Of this County,
to the Poor House, which was hereto
fore considered to be the duty Of the
Superintendent, 1t being expected that
they shall receive q fair compensation
therefor. ~ ~ 800
The following Resolution was
adopted, to wit: IN a !.
| Resolved, That It be the express de-
sire OF tho Board, that tho Sherifi
place such criminals AZ arc In his Gus.
+ tody for y limited period only, and
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-04
Third Day.

}tt4 't "t*= i O'Clock p. M.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present except member
from Franklin Township. 2Fe"
The following claims were allowed,
and warrants ordered for the same,
to-wit.
Richards, supplies to
John Barcus, 'f9a a $40 rs
J A Shrader, medical attendance
on Sarah Karr II IS
J A Shrader, medical attendance Fl
on Thomas Farley, bill $S6.75, a.f
allowed a,I - IS 10
VIM Farley, services as clerk Of &
Swan Tow nship u354 3'lh' 1901
J Il Kelly, services In State cases 50 As
III NJ McCully, Registration, In
Lake Prairie Township ~ 800
Joseph Porter same a9i3f 400
G r II Zahn oaa,l /" no 400
III Kuyper p" 200
N J Gpssrnan $50 =" 200
'JH Stubenrnuch a." 8 so
John V DeMast, cleaning school
room after election 90
ID G Foster, arresting Brown and 4.
Moore vi l;.3 14OO
w G Burt, same 3 $50
JOS Hon $50
A Il Young, services as Town.
ship clerk, Pleasant Grove
Township f.,.i085 gea ~ $50
J b Atherton, Attorneys fees in =
cases for County ,s 90 90
State VS. Conway ] 90
J A Shrader, examination of In
Hna persons ~ ~
hildsscrvices as Deputy Sheriff SO so
f. q fStanfield, fees in case of ~!
State W. VIM Anderson ct al 200
Il G Stanfield, fees in case OF g ~
State VS. Nj Baughman ] 81
VIM Richards, services as Trus.
tee of Swan Township, bill - .
/. 80 SO, allowed g,t sy.as .,atn.7 B 81
[Wt II Hammer, guarding pris- 90
1Oner 81 IL
Joseph Ream, bailiff, September
Term, 1869 12Ol
Claim of e r. Wright, for. services
as Trustee OF Red Rock Township
amount $500, not allowed, because
claim was not sworn to. 1855 aiNl8
The following Report and Resolu
ton was presented, and upon motion
was adopted, to wit: ''
Whereas, The Committee on Poor
reported to this Board that q woman
was brought to the Poor House, upor
the recommendation of the Trusteeso
Knoxville Townships, who had com.
| to Knoxville from Charlton, in Lucas
County, Iowa, and in most destitut,
circumstances; and
Whereas, The Superintendent ofth'
Poor House reports that said woman
is In very critical condition physic
ally, needing Immediate medical at
tendance, aud also needing clothing o
all sorts; Also that she states her nam,
| is Cornelia Bower, and that she las
had her residence In Mahaska County
Iowa, where she was provided for AZ
pauper, and that in said County the!
took away from her her child, fou
years old; therefore 'a'
'l3e IL Rcsolvcd, That said woman b.
temporarily admitted into the Poo
House of this County, until her condi
! tion will permit OF her safe removal u
the County Of hor residence; that sh
be provided for during said time II
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-04

bf6b6ftion T. IL wants may require;
and the Committee on Poor are hereby
authorized "a take all legal steps 10
pfTeA nman from gaining a
cdTjfef ~ uthorities Of Na1ls-
kaEoa 4 relation to tffe .fN
Of (he q that is now and be
nesea9 ded by this Cp N
belialfd z bman.
The katjon Of the peJ hes
~ road Company,ssgr Re-
33ef 49, 4x sale of the Depot grounds
at Peffa, Marion County, Iowa, the
same having been sold for taxes Of
1865 and 1858 70 Mr.. Crookham, was
presented, ard upon motion, the re-
lief asked fof was not granted.
,hornilk tsSeiScI. sTVVl
CATH GAIL
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-04
THIRD Day,

- 80 OCL. ~, loOU.
BOanl'nite purwuantt tn adjournment.
Members all present except member
from Franklin.
1 The following Resolution was adopt
ed To wit: 81 .lfl WE
Where0s, It has been asccrtalned
tliat Wallace Moulten and j. HI.
RousSeaI. who were formerly Town
Nhlp Clerks of Liberty Township, have
not accounted for all the Road Fund
received by. them from the County
Treasurer, therefore ttis3
Rss0lved. thatthe County Attorney
be authorized 70 examine the books,
and, III deemed n0Ccs0Ary, 10 commence
glIit against the ex Township Clerks
Of Liberty Township, Marion County,
10 wit: Wallace Moulten and ID: II.
RoeIeseau, To recover from them what
ever amount OF Road Fund they havS
RECEIVED from the County Treasurer
and have failed to account Tor.
The following Resolution was
adopted:
snrs Of Marion County, that special
laomfnittee be appointed to confer
with the CITY Authorities o. ilAnox'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-04

adopted:
Resolved, That the Auditor be in
structed to purchase the necessary
putty, paint and oil, and procure the
services of q competent painter, for the
cas3s HSss11 paiEtsS With three q good
coats Of paint; aud haze the zinc. 81
tin nailed down, and all the cracks
flied, 50 as TO protect the top OF the
Court House from rain and snow, and
that said painter be ordered to prepare
his paints, &c., at the Court House,
under the supervision Of the Auditor.
The following Resolution 3 was
adopted, to wit: ,n-ino.E hsE ag.I g
!. Resolged, That il 10 the sense Of this
Board, that the Auditor, rs clerk lot
the. Board Of Supervisors, have the
charge of the Court House, and that
he be requested to not let the Court
room for the use OF any show, exhibi-
ton or concert, as the same Is thought
to be Injurious to the house. 49,
The following Resolution was
adopted. to wit: 90 4t2B5 q ~ III
lIRcsotved, That the Auditor shall be
requested to report at each regular
session Of the Board OF Supervisors
the fun amount of all fees received by
him, from whatever source, specific.
ally stating the service for which, and
the person from whom, each item OF
fees ylas been 50 received by him. *
And the clerk shall also in like man.
ner report aE each fr<guiaf'session the
full amount of fees received by him,
as Clerk of the District and Circuit
Courts, and for making certificates
and affidavits, for taking dispositions,
making out transcripts, and for all
other services of whatever kind, done
or rendered by him as such officer;
also the amount received for Issuing
marriage licenses, and in all probate
matters, and shall specifically state
the services for which, and the person
from whom, each item Of fees has been
SO received by him, and said officers
shall attach their affidavits to the
correctness of their said reports. 1lfaf
The following preamble and Reso-
luton was adopted, to wit: fr IN
Whereas, In obedience to a Resolu-
ton passed at previous session OF
this Board, the Auditor has returned
a list of County warrants issued prior
to the first day OF January, A. d. 1865,
and still remaining on hand in Audi
tors office uncalled for; now therefore
BE M Resolved, That the above
stated warrants be Cancelled by the
writing over the face OF the
same the following words, to wit: 4
"Canceled by order of the Board, as
per Resolution passed at the October
1869. Joseph Brobst, Audi
tor" and be placed by him in the
vault with others that have been cam
,eled; and any one claiming the
amount for which said warrants were
issued shall present his sworn state
ment, and attach thereto the warrant
cancelled as above contemplated, for
which purpose the Auditor shall be
to surrender the same to
such claimant, stating that he was the
owner Of said warrant, and that he
has received no payment for the serv-
ices, or other matter for which said
old warrant was issued.
On motion It was ordered that the
Chairman approve minutes in vaca-..
ton. 'Ht 91 tt@E i}.t 1ti
On motion Board adjourned sine die.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-04

Among my IMPROVED FARMS may be ,
.--8 found the following: sg.
A NO. STOCK FARM of 900 acres, Is
n miles from Knox willie; $50 acres prairie,
400 under cultivation, 3 frame houses, wells,
stables, 8 nsvsr-failing spriug g, 240 fruit
trees, &c., 10. Price $3oper acre.
A GOOD FARM Of $50 acres, s miles from
~ Knoxville; . good brick house, good
church; land nearly all under cultivation
except 40 acres Of timber. Price $35 per acre.
A FARM of1oo acres, II miles from Knox.
~ vile, so acres fenced, 90 In cultivation,
20 timber. good frame house, barn, smoke
A. FARM Of 70 acres, u miles from KNOX,
II Vile; go acres fenced. 60 cultivated, 20
timber, good frame house, barn, smoke house,
etc., and 200 besring fruit trees. As IN aeI-
A FARM Of 10 acres, II miles from Kind
~ Wills; 80 acres prairie all fenced, and u
aeres under cultivation, 10 acres timber, .
frame house with rooms, log stable. some
fruit trees and ofAsrssAf1tbsfy 1855 an acre.
A FARM Of 50 acres, seven miles from
~ Knoxville, ell fenced, rs in cultivation,
frame house rooms and cellar, log stable, 3
wells, some fruit trees, &e..3 mile from school,
10 acres timber. Price $2S per sore.
A FARM, ia acres, miles from Knoxville,
~ I'll under fence, 30 in cultivation, good
new frame house 1882 3 rooms, good cellar,
log stable, As fruit trees; mile from school.
Price As per acre. is.es sss 81
TARM Of so acres, miles from Knoxville,
T 80 acres under ultivation, plank house
8 rooms, coed STABLE, 2 WELLS, mile from
school, plenty ofoosl under the land. Price
SIC per acre. f'a q 'as@'@.
EARM 81 miles from Knoxville; 80 acres
I prairie, 80 timber, prairie al fenced, 70
acres In cultivation. . email orchard, . good
house rooms, in ntee grove. good we'll,
smoke house, ETC., imiIe from school, Price
SO per asrs. s6S 5ss NsBAB5a
EARM Of 90 acres, joining Knoxviiis, MI
I under cultivation, frame house IS By -
Z rooms good cellar, WE'LL &e., 90 fruit trees
30 acres timber. Price 50 per sers.a 90
EARM IL miles fret. KnexvillS, . miles
Il from h. h. station, TO acres rrsiris in
cultivation, 50 acres timber Joining, frame
house rooms good cellar, good bank barn =
BY 40, good wells, spring. &e. No. stock
farm. Price go PER sers- -ons-thtfd cash,
and balance IN paynents. XXX
|CITY REeIDENCES.-sevsS desirable
NJ Rssidsncss IN Knoxville, for sale atvsry
reasonable aspsss. and On good terms. as.
81 81 u. +. 6PRRRY, Agent;
| 5 3str. 's yotsy OnisS, Kaoxvills, lows.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-04
PAINT ifld
u6perry e. Barker,

PUBLISHERS OF IOWA VOTER, Book
i and Job Printers, are prepared TO exc
cute promptly and in best style, ell kinds Of
Job Work, including Posters, Letter Heads,
Bill Hesls, Caeds L1Aele5 ERyslaEes; banks,
Pamphlets, Etc. Orders are solicited. rf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-04
F0nr4h Day.

ni Epyfs}.4 effY ~, Oct. II 1862. q
, Board metpursuant to adjeurnments
Members all present except member
from franklin Township. "A OF ef,e,is
"A, petition was presented asking an
OF three hundred dollars
for the. erection of d bridge across
Hawk Ran on line between Franklin
and Knoxville Townships. Upon
motion The Board refused to grant the
prayer Of the petitioners, because there
was no evidence of any public road
being there.a3 81 ,filsuie: Is isislssic
The following claims were allowed,
and warrants ordered for same to wit:
L O. Sfanfield fees caSe of Efafe 20 l.ll
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30

FoR Cocoon Roast lemon with
out burning it, When entirely hot,
squeeze the juice into cup on three ounces
of finely powdered sugar. Take a tea
spoonful whenever you cough 1t will
scarcely ever fail to give relief
"Look at the ragged hem of your dress
my dear why don't you bind it over 80
said thrifty mamma to her careless
daughter. 81 intend doing so, ma. "
Then do it at once, or We shall have
words" "On no mamma, dear" re-
piled the young lady, Il promised to bind
it over to keep the peace"
FLAN SEED SYRUp.-This excellent
remedy for a cough is made thus Boil
one ounce of hax-seed in quart of water
Ior half an hour; strain, and add to the
liquid the juice of two lemons and half
pound of rock candy. If the cough is
accompanied by weakness and loss 1f
appetite, add half an ounce of gum ara
bic. Set this to simmer for half an hour,
stirring it occasionally Take a wine-glass
full when the cough is troublesome.
The London Times, in an article on the
political situation is France, says the hope
of a new Ministry under Olivier is dis
patched, and the present advisers are to
be retained until the meeting of the Cham
bers, when new men may be required to
initiate the new relations between the
Government and the Legislature,