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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

HOUSE, Petitions were presented
asking the exemption from taxation OF
the property Of Tsrnef Sosfeti0; eAaon-
strating against the diversion OF The
Tete Des Morris land grant; asking that
railroad companies Do made liable for
all damages by fire communicated by
sparks from engines; and for taxing the
property Of railroad companies. Among
the seven bills introduced were those
taxing the property of railroads; to reg
ulate passenger fare OH railroads; aud
to amend the laws Of the Assembly re-
lating to the compensation Of county
Two bills were: passed;
one local, the other regulating passen-
ger fare on railroads. Resolutions. OF
respect to the memory Of Hon. r.. B.
Clarke were adopted. 1870.
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Original Notice.

BURTON GIrEoRp, Plaintiff Circuit Court of
Isabella Reed ct al, Def't.s April term. 1870.
tlW Isabella Reed, Nimenia L Reed, Rufus c
i keed, Olive Westly Reed, Hannali Corne-
lla Davis and Robert Davis, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
nle In the office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court, In and for the County of Cedar. in the
state OF Iowa. a petition OF Burton Giffort
Plaintiff, claiming OF you that he is the owner
in fee simple of the undivided five.sixths mart
of the following real estate, situated In Cedar
county, Iowa, TO wit: The southeast VI of the
southwest of section ten (lOy, in township
seventy-ni 40, north, and range three l3j,
west OF the 5th p. III. That the defendant Isa-
bella Reed, owns the undivided one eli hteenth
part. and the defendant Vimenia TrcSsa Reed
Rufus Charles Heed, oliver Westly Reed, the
one twenty seventh part each OF said estate
and alleges that the defendants, Hannah c.
Davis. and Robert Davis have no interest in
said estate, and that they be made defendants
and required tOshow what ii any interest they
have therein, and demanding partition Of said
real estate according 10 law and the shares as
therein named. @f34. 4.4eM stt .4sg4Es
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon OF the second
day of the next term of said Court, to be begun
and held at Upton, in said county, on the fifth
day of April. 1870, q default will be entered
against you. and Judgment rendered thereon
in accordance with the prayer Of said petition
Avs WOLFE LANDT, Att'ys for Piff
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aHERrrr SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A GENERAL EXECUTION
ID 10 me direcsed, Issued froln the office OF the
Clerk or the District Court in and for the
county OF Cedar and state of Iowa, In favor Of
A johnson, and against Philip Harrington.
Adam johnson. & N Marsh, have levied upon
the following property as the property OF the
said Philip Harrington, Adam Johnson, and
H. Marsh, to-wit:
The southwest quarter114) OF the southwest
ouartcr az OF section number three (3). in
townsnip humber eighty two (s2). range num-
Der three 90 west Of the 5th p. M Also, the
southeast Quarter 90 of the southeast quarter
~ Of section number four a., in township and
range aforesaid, containing in all eighty acres;
situated in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale, at the Court
House door in the town Of Upton, In said Cedar
county on saturday the i8tl day OF March.
A ID $50 ut 10 O'Clock m. of said day, to sat
isfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon. 900
Dated this ljtl, day Of February, a. d. l87O.a Il
JOHN D. SHEARER,
= 3ws Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa. u
Per A. B. MAYNARD, Deputy. .,ssry.t
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DIR. JACKSON

Has settled in Cedar county, and will attend
to ali cases OF disease in the towns and coun-
try. The Doctor rejects all narcotic and iri-
tatinS poisOns. lie treats all forms OF chronic
and acute diseases. rheumatism, hi lious and
Typhus tevers, Typhus Pneuuionia, PIeurisy,
with all forms OF fever and inflamatory dis
ease, are broken up by his treatment in from
two to four days. lie has already demonstrate
ed this statement in Upton and vicinity
1t will be remembered that Obstetrics. Surgery,
the correction of all detormities, and the cure
OF Old sores, tuInors and cancers VIII receive
special attention.
While DIR. Jackson makes a speciality OF
Chronic Diseases OF all kinds he attends to
the sufferers with acute and ordinary attacks
OF disease, at their homes everywhere, and
nlakes his charges like other phy sicians lie
breaks up an attack or paroxysm Of Asthma
no matter how severe, IN from thirty to Sixty
minutes, and Is abl3 to cure every case and
teach the patient how to remain free from the
disease, and he is prepared To state the sum to
be paid tor its cure, in every Case. sss ge
The Doctor has, in his wife, an efficient as
sstant in practice. I'D s8f st4#tGz
AtPresent he can be Consulted at the UNION HOUSE,
Though the Doctor has been educated in the
popular schools OF medicine, he has adopted u
new and independent theory OF disease and
medicine, based upon Electro Chemical Sci
encc. Stf t+
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ORIGINAL Notice.

JaYnes Phe3pe Plaintiff. \ Circuit Court of Cedar
against s }cOunty, Iowa, April Term,
Martha ]. Pickering and 1870.
William Pickering, Defendants.
To Martha J. Pickering and William Pickering, De
ferdants You are hereby notified that there Is now
file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court in
and for the county Of Cedaf in the State of Iowa.
sum OF eight hundred and thirteen 5lOO dollars. to-
mum on two promissory notes dated september Id
1857, given by Martha Pickering. and payable to
this plaintiff the for 3324 3 with credit endorsed
S1BO and the other for A6 &c. and secured by
gage executed by you both the Sd Of Septen Der.
1867 covering east Il of the southeast ii seC1i0n 81
township 80. range west Of the 9Th p m. in Cedar
mortgage against both said defendants -.
Now unless you appear to said petition and defend
term ofs said Court, to be begun apd Held a 3Rs In
said county. the Inn day II Apeil 16O A-Aekahlt
thereon accordance with the of said petition
4wf WOLF & LANDT, Attorneys for Plffss .
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue OF q general execution to me d.
rected, issued from the office of the Clerk OF
the District Court, in and for the county of
Cedar andfState OF Iowa, in favor of Edwards
Ransom. and against Peter BensilofY nd
l. Benshoff, / have levied upon the following
property as the property Of the said Peter L.
Benshofr and 4 Benshon. to-wit: .lI III
The north northwest n sec. 26, township
70. range 3. Also, south n northwest u, and
lots and 3 in section &C. township 10, range 3,
except u acres sold, and 40 acres sold to Lewis,
on the east side of the above described prem
ises situated In Iowa township, Cedar COUNTY,
iowa.
And shall offer all the right, title and int,
rest in the above. descri bed pfemiSes OF Peter
l. Benshof and Elizabeth BAnshof for sale, al
the Court House door In the town ofTipton, in
said county, on saturday, the 18th day Of
day, to satisfy said execution and costa that
may accrue thereon Fs - III $50
Dated this 18th day Of January, A. p. 1870.
re JOHN d. SHEARER, ~
3wS Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
B. WILHELM. Deputy.
=. keucs.
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>outherners say that the number of
children among the negroes is much
less than formerly. This shows that the
morals of the average Southern white
man are improving.
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GOOD Farm p0R SALE.

IahE FIN Est IMPROVED FARM in Cedar
Q! Upton. ana cons lists of eighty acres; all un-
ger 1sncs zone hundred r Dis or which is hedge,
On the farm il q neyer-failing spring md
Two wells-one at the house and the other at
me barn. An orchard Of 100 bearing apple
cneIIies. currants. Strawberries, raspberries
Efooasenerf1es. and grapes Fifteen acres OF the
hnr c Th s splendid growth Of young tim
contains SIX rooms. pantry. closets, and prea.
az. nnaer which is good dry cellar, imrervi-
with hoor and graneries complete, and stab.
ing iar iS head Of horscc. Also, al necessary
oua1,ua,alngs: such as Sheds sites. woodhouse
a ~ ana painted. enclosing house, yard and
green ne , = pnnlic road passes the buildings.
Der, living on the farm. oii
z Sept LIST. 1885, teIYAa. = ryyNr 4 X
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A GENERAL EXECUTION
ID to me directed Issued from the Office OF the
Clerk ofthe District Court IN ami fol the coun-
~ Of Cedar and state OF Iowa. i'll favor OF Vim.
&. Kahn. aud against Alexander Hines, have
levied upon the following property MS the
property Of the said Alexander Hines, o-wit;
Inc east II OF the northwest n of section y.
township ~ range $50 acres, situated in Iowa
township, Cedar county. Iowa.
. Ana shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door in the town Of Upton, IN
said county. on saturday, the 10Th day OF
March, "A. ID. 1870, at 10 O'Clock q. M of said day,
tosatlsfy said execution and the costs that may
accrue thereon go
Dated this 18th day OF February, A. D. 1870.
JOHN D. SHEARER,
5WS sheriff OF Cedar County, IOwn.
Per b. WILHELM, Deputy. -
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MARRIED.

ON l4luraday, Feb. 2ith, 1870 in Tipton, at
the residence Of Mr.. Norris Williams, by Rev.
). W. Henderson. Mr. John Bunker and Hiss
Jane Ocheltree both Of Cedar county, Iowa
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Farm for Sale.

NIMPROvEDFARM of e57 acres, admira.
A bIy located In the north edge of Red Oak
Grove four miles north of Upton, is offered
for sale on favorable terms. The farm Is all
enclosed and conveniently divided by good
fences with four hundred rods Of young Usage
hedge growing; has living water for stock; q
large bearing orchard: good two-story house,
is Is o. with addition 26 by "a: The farm VIII
he sold entire or divided to suit buyers. -.
For further information apply to VIM. n
Tnthill, Upton; Cock q Drury, Davenport Or
on the premises to the subscriber: ,o,
If ,E8 4.r f8: JOHN w. bfSO"4N.'
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At q divorce trial before Judge Sample
in Muncie, Ind, last week the priiIci-
pals in the suit, in relating how loving
~ chey used to live together when firsi
married, Became so affected over the re-
collection Of their lost happiness that
they commenced crying, the Judge fol.
lowed suit, the audience joined in, and
handkerchiefs were in general demand.
Judge Sample, when they had all got
through crying, suggested to the hus-
band and wife the propriety OF trying to
live happy together once more After
consultation they concluded to try it
again, and the case was thus ended.
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DIED.

On Tuesday last, in her i4th year, MARY NJ.
wfte or Harvey Gillett. OF Linn county. and
daughter OF Joseph snyder, Esq, OF Upton.
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THE NEW YORK METH01IST;I'

fupIshes sermons Serial Story for the Famu,
new Chdrens story every week. chats with the I,;,S
eKs, Editorials by the best Methodist writer ~
9tHers. fOrelgn and Domestic Correspondents fnSi
departments of Religious and Secular Integencsn-
~ ~ snort Whatever goes to make complete Family
faper. Frce s2-5Oa year. Liberal premiums to can
yassers Yearly subscriptions commence at any time
VI specimen enclose q two cent stamp to
THE METHODIST, LA Nassau ST. New York
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Estrayf Notices

HElFER-Taken up by ] w Feeder. A. Cen.
ter township, Cedar county, Iowa. ON the I5ih
o. Decenb Der, 1853, q black and white spotted
Ellis wM ELLIOTT, Clerk "
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For Sale.

SEaEKAL improved Farms, and uuimprov.
county, Iowa, for sale cheap. Also. several
desirable Dwelling Houses ID Lots i'm linton
for sale Or rent. Enquire OF
WOLF Il ANnr
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Halls Journal of Health gives the 70

5 Halls your,,a, Of Health gives the fol-
lowing account Of the death of a man in
New York who never dined without
his brandy and water, or never Went to-
bed without an oyster or terrapin supper,
aud who was never known'to be drunk:
''Muntl lis before he died-be was A year
dying-he could eat nothing without
distress, and at death the whole atrmen-
tary canal was mass Of disease; in the
midst Of his millions he died of imam
ition. He hal been u steady lrinker, a
daily drinker, for twenty-eiyht years.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

THE Advertiser. having been restored to health in
few weeks, by very simple remedy after having suf-
Tered several Yeas with severe lung affection. and
that dread disease, Consumptiolis anxious TO make
known to his fellow sufferers the means cure .a
To all who desire it, be will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used free OF charge with directions for
preparing and using the same which they viii find
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, RxoScHI-
IT'S etc The object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he couccives be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost
them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
cyl WILLIAMSBURG E.n.s C5,,nt% Sew So,-t
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Election Notice.

NJ Office 10 hereby given the QuAltfled voters
IN OF the town Of Upton, Iowa, that an cleo
ton will be held at the Court House, in said
town, on Monday, the 9TH day Of Atarch, 1870,
ensuing year, to.wit:affa I7sfEfsy aE.i ] 97
fsf One Mayor, .4..s t.
One Recorder, *
Five Trustees. a-y7s al sH tsfsf# tTss
. One Street Commissioner,
One Assessor, HI f&k
Polls viii be open at o. clock p. IN. and close
at o'clock p. m. of said day
Upton. lows, Feb. I'D, lS70. ss@ N
Sta A II. g. CARR, Mayor.
(so and get good Hat for 50 cents, q. the. !
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CHAMBER AND PARLOR
EURNrTnRE.

=. NJ Bcach's store south Of the Court House,
ilPton, Iowa. His stock Is complete, and OF
the best, and cansists OF everything usually
kept IN furniture Store .@4 1853
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( THE CAUSE OF THE DECLINE IN
GO4D. -.'rhe New York JI0,ld, speaking
vi tle decline il, gold, says 1.-The Use
iessness Of gold under our present law
full money system is the real cssuse Of its
steady decline. ia price. There Is really
but little legitimate use for gold in the
city of New York. The stock of gold
in the city is enormous. The only re-
lief for this glut Of gold OH our market
namely, its export to foreign countries
seems To be remote, owing to the large
exports OF cotton and GU: bonds and
other securities to Europe" -.
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BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. NURSERY.
10Th Year! 500 Acres! 10 Greenhouse,

Largest, best stock and shipping facilities.
APPLES I, 2, 3 W., 1909 fine yr, So. APPLE
RoOT-GRAFTS. choice, NURSERY STOCKS,
Seeds, Usage;; ARPle, Peach, WILDGsoSE.
GREENS, ROSES, 900. sl09. Dahlias, Gladio-
lus. Tuberose. GREEN MOUSE, Bebbiny Plants,
Pend 10 cents for Catalogues. 1iw5l
.rr 4. X. PHOENIX.
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The Indian Commission announces
that II has received the sickeuingd details
ofColonl Mkefs attack on the village
ofthe Rsxans. ii Montana. ON the 2sd
Of January last. OF the one hundred
and sevsnty.three killed. only fifteen
were what might be called lighting men
that IL men between the ages Of twelve
and thirty.seven years; ten were from
thirty seven to sixty years, and eight
additional were over sixty-in all thirty.
three. There were ninety women kill
ed, fifty.five, or over one-half, Of whom
were over forty. years Of age, and the
thirty-five were between
twelve and forty years. Lastly, there
were fifty children under twelve. years
Of age killed, and many Of them were In
their parents. arms. The whole village
had been suffering tor over two months
past with smallpox, some half dozen
lying daily e III oe1@'Tl 'L'S4S, 80
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Advices from Washington state that
the Reconstruction Committee has
agreed to general bill for the removal
OF political disabilities, which General
Butler will,atthe proper time report to
The House FOR passage. 1t applies to
all DISTINGUISHED persons, except those
VINO have been members of Congress, or
have held commissions in the army and
navy. The whole matter is thrown
into the United States courts, and the
form of petition is embodied ia the bill.
The notice of filing of petition for re-
m"val of disabilities is to be printed i'm
newspapers, and hearing is to be had
ihereun at the specified time. 34s If the
court is satisfied that the statements
made by the application are true, the
difficulties can be removed only by an
act OF Congress. False swearing i. TO be
published as perjury. The removal of
dlsaoilItie. does not restore property or
give tie right to set up claim for prop.
erty captured or destroyed during the
war. Is
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Senator Mosely {coloredl willie recnt-
ly speaking In the Virginia State Sen
ate iHfsvor Of removing political disa.
biiities, inside use Of the following Ian
gusge: er"7@' e~" '- ... 10
"Ian, true born citizen Of Virginia,
with some Of the best and rpoudest
white blood In the old State coursing
through my veins. Senators and gent.
lernen, I am man nd your brother.
AM also the brother ofthe colored man,
am bound by ties Of blood to both the
races in Virginia. ! am an Anglo
Saxon and an Anglo African, and it Is
the dearest wish Of my heart to do equal
justice to both whites and blacks"
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> Mr.. Josiah Quincy writes to the Bos-
ton dd1.rtiser advocating the inlroduc-
Ion Oh lhe German system of co opera
tive savings banks. These depend
upon month"; y deposits for their credit
basis. The deposits Cannot be less than
tents nor more than 500. They car,
not te assigned, withdrawn, or dimin-
ished except at the end of financial
year, after six months notice. Neln-
oers are admitted by vote, and in case
vi failure they become Liable for the in
dehtedness Of the institutions. The
chances of failure, however, have been
proved in Germany to be very small.
. Loans are made only toinembers. IIacl,
one Is entitled to a loan equal to his
contributions larger louns must gener-
ally be well secured. After paying or
deducting the interest on loans aud de-
posits, the balance, which, in Germany,
averages u per cent per anluin, is d.
vIded among the members in proportion,
TO the amount Of their contributions.
The first of these Institutions WIS estab-
ilshed twenty years ago by Ii. SchuItze
Delische.
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A FEW batI1~0f thsse speS1dida Hslck ard
"A Kid dloves ieft, the BIG BOOf.~
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N1CTALIIC
s.. CASE,
VELVET FINISH,
WALNUT AND PINE.
am enabled 10 furnish them at q 10 wer rate
anu OF better quality than heretofore sold in
..iS market. They are constructed in various
s.sles, anu selections can he made to suit cir
EN- to 80 '' e''
UNDERTAKING.
and all calls promptly filed without the usual
In order to give the public an idea OF the use
ininess of the Metallic Case the following is
Inserted: fl1 ssw.as1I r.. 80 ? :
,,... ST. LOUIS, April I2, 1867.
MEssRs CRANE, BREED & Co.-Gentlemen:A
ol saturday last we were ca He'd upon to take
charge Of the remains OF a child ~ one pf our
cy, III, TO deposit in the Beilfontaine Gene
terry. The child died about four years ago and
was buried ut Quincy, In q Metallic Burial
1ase, or your manufacture furnished by u.s.
men tbs lid wnsrelnoyed, on Saturday last
the lace, rs visible through the glass, was in a
slider this as illustrative only Of what can al
ways be accomplished with your Metallic Bur
" men used With schoIay' s Patent Beodoris.
or, no eircumsttnces as to temperature or dis
ease. need prevent them from being all that is
ana from intrusion; adapted to transportation
Indispensable to the healthiness and cleanli-
ness q vaults; enduring for generations.
JOHN A: sMIrHERs 4 BRO. Underta,ters
NO. oil Chestnut ST., st. Lonis, Mo.
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This il no Hunbu3.
DY sending 35 cts, with age, height, color OF
ID eyes and hair, you will receive. by return
nail, /, correct picture OF your future husband
or wife, with name and date Of marriage. AID
dress w. FOX, T. Q. Drawer No. y. Fuftonsilis,
n. Y.
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Agents! Read This!

WE WILL PAY AGENTS 1 SALARY Of
w $50 Per Week and expenses. or allow large
comm nsion, 10 sell new wonderful inventions.
Address, NJ WAGNER l. CO., Marshall Mich.
DOCK EI Revolvers.-Wesfs Sir
i Shooter. A neat, durable weapon, four inch
barrel. PRICE sl.D post paid. Address =. g.
AUSTIN, Elsie, Mich.
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A CARD,

HATS & laps. Boots Shoes, very chenp al
III the ~ stfs BIZ BUT.
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avs Sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa.
B. WILHELM, Deputy.
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DSYCHOMANCY, FASCINATION OR SOUL
/ CHARMI NtI.-te0 pages: cloth. This Won
dcrful book has full instructions to enable the
reader to fascnnte either sex, or any animal at
will. Mesmerisin, Spiritualism and hundreds
Of other curious experiments. 1t can be obs
tanned by sending address. with postage. to 1.
W. EVANS 4 CO., Nc. Al South Eighth street.
Philadelphia. F.
, 1870-03-27
A mTSteriOu4 flsIts
HY NkHE VAN-

The trst noice that vas takon Of me wheu
1'sett.ed down, recently, WAS by I gentle
man xho Raid he WAS an Assessor, and con-
nected rith the Uni.ed saatea internal newenue
branch OF bukiuoss bafote, but WA ve{E glad
to see him, Ill the ssme-*ould ho eitdoVn?
Hs eat down did not know ANYTHING par
A-u.as TO say, md get felt thst people vho
hare a1rived It the dignity Of keeping, house
rcust be conversational, must be esay and So
r;,hlc in COMPANY So IN default Of anything
else to ~, l asked hiaa it:hc xas ope1zns his
shop in or nnighhorhnod.
ia Ksid be wa II did not wish to,appoz1
tsoo1.nt, but had hoped be roah rnanfsn
What be tAd for eale
ISentuted 10 ask I'm h0" wa Iadet Aoa
hc aid, .So-so.7
then ea;d We ~oa]d drop in. and i We liked
hEs house - well - sny otheE. Va Wokad GaVc
hin our custom.
&c eaM he thsneht We ~uah 1kn Is estab-
Estment well aoough to co1ltno ourselves 10 u
-esid he ncgax szw anybody Who utud 50 on
and hunt up aoosher man N his h1s After trad
That sounded pretty esmplcnnt utbarriinfs;
thst patar.l expression ct 1alany which We IL
hs.c. ths man looked honest enough
a. mt know bow it cauae xhout e1actly
but gradually VIC appeared to uet down a1G
mn Tcethcr, enthusiastically speaking, enc
thsn erersthins vent along as comfortably =
! elcekwozk- -,
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