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Farm for Sale.
Commissioners Notice to Creditors

Commissioners Notice to Creditors
WE, having been appointed by the Judge OF Pro-
w bate for the County of Cumberland, to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors OF David d.
Scribner, late Otisield. in said County, deceased
whose estate is represented nsolvent, give notice
thai six months commencing the seventh day OF
to bring in and prove their claims and that we will
attend the service assigned u.s. at the dwing-house
OF j. w. Knights, in Otsfed, and on the last Sat
urdays of September, October and November, from
one o'clock to five P. M.
Dated this 2Sth day of August, A. d. 1870.
JOHNSON W. KNIGHT.
q - t-t JONATHAN WARDWELL, JR.
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GREAT SUN, SUN CHOP.

Farmers Helper.
GH0WS how to double the profits OF The FARM,
~ and how farmers and their sons can each mako
100 PER MONTH EN WANTER.
10000 copies viii be mailed free TO Farmers. Senl
name and address to ZEIGLER q M,CURDY,
Springfield, Mass. sep3Ot4w
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANG EMENT.
Semi-Weekly Linel

e. On and after the 18th inst, the nns
SE&E Steamer Dirigo and Francouia viii
Sss46,xttsi unit, further notice, run as follows.
Leave Calls Whart, Portland. ever
MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 5P nj. and ieays
THURSDAY, atSP. NJ GNU
Tue Dirigoand Franconia are fitted ap with tine
accommodations ioi passengers making this The
most conyeDient and portable route ior travellers
between New York nd Maine,
Passage In State Room SIS, Cabin Passage "A.
Meals extra.
Goo 8 forwarded to ami from Mont, cal, Quebec,
hali'ix, St. Jobn and all parts Of Maine. Shippers
are requested TO send their freight to the Steamers
n early as p NJ, the days they leave Portlapd.3
For freight or passage apply TO
HENRY FOX, Cats Wharf, Portland.
J.F. AMES, Pier3s Z. X. New YoIh.
NAV q-dff
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T,HE valuable lot OF land On the easterly corner
L OF Federal and Pearl SITS. fronting the Park and
extending on Federal street. about ninety feet.
For further particulars enquireat No. Is Pine st.
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Livery, Boarding x Hack Stable.
n VI e subscribers having purchased the STOCK and
4 leased the stables on Centre street, formerly
occupied by Smith Il BurnhaW, and more recently
by John Sawyer, have Teiurnished the same with
good stock and intend to keep frsi-class Livery
and Boarding Stable. and prepared to- ini nlsh
our customers with first class teams at reasonable
rates.
Permanent and transient boa,ders accommodated.
Our city and country friends ae invited to give us
O cali - -
C1GE 90 CHADBOURNE.
RICHARD GAGE. S. G. CHADBoURNE.
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Agents Wanted
TO SELL
CHA MBERL4IN'SL Law. BOOK
FOE BUSINESS mEN.
The best subscription book out. Address,
17set4w o. d. CASE & CO., Hartford, Conn.
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Cathari GeIIan Safe Efficient It is tar the best
and an vital 10 0n's Wt6o9
long as St dha@ The complete
and i is now offered to the general hyc i ,sa
nt Is 1af d IT can never fail accomplish ali
leaves the organs Tree from irritation OF no pain
overtaxes or excites the nervous system u never
diseases OF the skin, blood, stomach bowels ~ al
cuiar to women il brings prompt relief and certpain
cure The best physicians recommend and prescriba
It; and no person Who once this, will vountar
lily return to the use OF any other cathartic.
Sent by mail, on receipt OF price and postage.
BOX, W 70. Postage cents,
Boxes, 1 90 O. is !"
IL 225 80 Sc
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURNER & CO., Proprietors.
40 fremont Street, Boston, Mass
Dec 4-deovWSS1vr
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Good Two Story House for SALE.
A NEW, two storied house OH Franklin st, near
"A the Park, con aims fourteen finished rooms, gas
and brick cistern, conveniently arranged Tor Two
tamilier. Terms liberal. = lsn4-
g Apply to VIM. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent
=. q sepl4d3w* a --a4- Next east OF City Hall.
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REAL EsSTATA.

House for Sale Oh Park Street.
TIME two stored House. No. 10 Park Street, eight
i finished rooms, gas and Sebago water The lot
is 4s feet by 80 feet deep, very pleasant location.
Terms favorable.
Apply to W. r.. JERKS, Real Estate Agent,
oc7*lw ',f Next East of City Hall.
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Portland and Kennebec Steamer,
sn 4 On and after Tuesday, Juur
1sA ala, s q. Ella

will leave franklin sshnvf
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, a. A. H. :,
10, Bath, Richmond, Gardner, and Augusta and.
other landings on the Kennebee.
Returning leave Augusta at s A, NJ every Nom
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Freight received in Portland Mon lay, Wednesday
and Friday from to 5P. NJ.
Fare to Bath, IS cts. Richmond SI.C0; Gardiner,
Si25; Halowell 81 40; Augusta, 81
Agent, Franklin Wharf. iun2iif
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Wanted !

A FEW more GOOD AGENTS to sell the most pop.
IA nlar book in Maine. One agent reports an aver
age of 20 copies per dav. Address, tNtE
HI. A. MCKINNEY & CO.,
sed15eod&w3w Elm ST., Portland, Me.
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Great Reduction

In prices of cleansing and reparineIsclotbing lower
han ever. [ shall cleanse
Goats LOT $L0O
Janus t ior 70 and so cts.
We. iol 81
Ladies' garments cleansed cheap, and with nv usual
promptness. Secondhand clothing for sale al lair
prices. "a Federal Street o "' IAN
jun25 WILLIAM BROWN.
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MT. Desert & Mnchlns,
Fall Arrangements.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEIx

A. S; S $$: s$s :
.eSery T.e.dny vs. aud ' Feidn,
; venting at 10 o'clock, or on arrival OF Steamboat
Express 1Iam from Boston, Tor Jaehssport, touch.
ing at Rockland, CASTING, Deer Isle, Sedgwiek, Mt
Desert, Mlbridge and Jonesport.
Returning will leave Machiasport every Monday
and Thursday Morning, at 8 O'Clock, touching
at the abo re tmed Ian dings.
The Lewiston will connect at Setg wick each trim
with side-wheel Steamer X. W. Carter for ELL s.
worth.
For further particulars inquire OF
ROSS Il TURDiV ANT
l79 Commercial Street, or
CYRUS STURDiVANT, Gent AGENT
Portland Sept. 20. 1870. ~
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"a Msssrs. GERRIsE a. WILSON,
AG 81 No. II Court 81, b oston, M ass,
Who will SEMI plans End descriptions in full upon
receiving the address. AEEF "a sepl5tf
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AaAlaHnnS HOssse
ags1.A Temple Street, Portland, NE.

SVHhN bA " 70 h FT0pF1et0f
This new fIst-class business Hotel ia now omen
to the public. All the appointments are new and
the location, within few rods of both the Middle st.
and Congress st. cars, is of the most conyenen,
in the city. YAK
The Hote contains forty rooms, conveniently ar
ranged in suites. Tile Proprietor has bad experi-
ence in providing for the public and confidently ex-
pc cts to welcome all his old friends who come TO
Portland and to make a host OF new ones Every
attention will be given to the wants OF guests.
July 81 diff
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Vessels Wanted.

WANTED for the next six months,
I1/ three or Jour vessels per month of from
AfH three to five hundred tons capacity to
"a -ZZhAkA load Stone for New Orleans. Highest
rates of freight paid. Ata9.3tz8#
Apply to JOSEPH WESCOTT s. SON,
No. 81 Middle ST., Portland,
Or, BODWFLL, WEBSTER q Co., ~
-9tftl IF 's7i9 Vinalitaven.
Portland, April 2, 1870. p apidtf
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CxusasH GO e;se Fable,

Havo OenE<Gass.
al who have committed excess Of any ic4'
neither it be the solitary vice Of YOUTH the ting
re rebuae of misplaced confidence in maturer yesrt,
gEEI FOR Az kETIDOTE In SEASON.
Tia Pains and Aches, xnd Lassitude and Nervous
PTostrstioD that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
DO not wait for the contamination that Is TO fol-
low: do not walt for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
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Good Crops.

It don't pay to raise poor crops. Only
poor crops can be raised on poorly pre-
pared ground. The preparation Of the
soil, then, becomes matter Of the high
est importance. The better the prepa-
ration, the better will be the crop-the
more profitable. Are farmers thinking
of this matter as they are now putting
In their crops? DO they get over the
ground ~ fast as they can, and put in
the seed a. fast a. they can, just so as
to say the seed is in, regardless OF future
results? We fear such Is the case with
far too many.
One Of the first points In preparing
soil for seed is, never to work it when
wet when It is sticky-when it will
pack, aud not crumble. It will take
soil many years to get over being
worked when in wet state. We know
this from actual experience. Better
wait for The soil to get dry-a week, OF
two weeks longer, even. II necessary
than to plow land when sticky. The
crops will be larger II seed 10 putin later
In soil In good condition. than II put in
ground that has been worked Will,
!, wot. &
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In the next place, sotl should be
worked deeply-the deeper the better.
30 that the clay Il not turned up-that
don't want to be brought to the surface,
especially Ia the spring. In the fall 1t
may do, ~ It will be to some extent
disintegrated by the action OF the
frost. a.-. g..
Next to deep ploughing Is, pulveriza-
ton Of the soil. It should he made fine
available for plant food. Lumps aud
clotis have no business In . field where
crops are to lie raised. But few will be
found where land has been properly
worked. There should be good roller
on every farm to crush the clods aud to
nress the earth to the seed. II will pay
for Itself many times = year, aud should
he used on nearly every crop.
The truth Is, We should put more
labor on our crops, on the preparation
Of the soil, seeding, cultivating, &c.
We cultivate too much land. Ii we
would devote the same labor we now
do, On half or two-thirds Of the land we
now plant, and seed the balance to
grass, 1t would be far better for US ALL
Now is the time to turn over a new
leaf. We should begin right the spring
Of 1870, and resolve to raise larger aud
better crops than ever before. aud con-
tinue to do 50 year after year the balance
Of our lives.
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LAWS OF IOWA.
PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER AZ.


AN ACT allowing the counties of Ham.
ilton, franklin and Wright, to have
their causes heard at the argument
term of the Supreme Court held ut
Dubuque:
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the GEN
erat assembly Of the State Of IoWd, That
the counties Of Hamilton, Franklin and
Wright, are hereby authorized and al
lowed to take all their cases to the ar
gument term Of the Supreme Court to
be held 1t the city Of Dubuque in the
months Of April and October in each
year, a. now provided by Chapter p OF
the Acts Of the Twelfth General Assem-
bly,.
az. This Act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication
in the Iowa State Register and Han,u-
ton Freeman.
Approved March 80. 1870.
hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the lo,oo State
Register April !, aud in the Hamilton
Freeman u.................l870.
ED WRIGHT
Secretary Of State.
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Revision Of 1860, a. to tho duties Of
certain Treasurers.
al. Be it enacted by the General As
sen,bty of the State Of Io,ea, That to Sec
ton 1915 Of the Revision Of 1850, there
be added the following words: land
when a tax has been levied, aud the
same, or any part thereof, has been col.
lected, the Treasurer shall on demand,
without n warrant from the Clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors, pay the same to
the creditor. or his attorney, taking a
receipt therefor, aud IL not demanded.
may pay the same to the Clerk Of the
Court where the judgment was rendered,
taking hi. receipt therefor"
az. All acts, or parts OF acts. incon-
sistent with this, arc hereby repealed.
s3. This act being deemed Of inme
diate importance, shall take effect aud
be in force from and after the date Of its
publication in the Des lNoincs Daily
Bulletin and Daily Statesman, newsl'a
pers published ut Des M"ines, Iowa.
Approved March 80, 1870.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published In the Ddity Bulletin
March 81, aud in the Daily statesman
March 81, 1870. ED WRIGHT,
Secretary OF Stute.
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CHAPTER f5.

Secretary Of State.

AN ACT to authorize cities to receive
donations of ground and Library
buildings, and tn maintain free public
Libraries aud Reading rooms. ...
al. BE ii enacted by the General rs
semby of the State ot Io1oa, That 1t
shall be lawful for the City Council of
any city of the first or second class, in
this State, to levy annually tax not
exceeding one half mill on the dollar Of
the taxable property in such city, for
the purpose of maintaining therein u
free public Library and Reading room;
prorided u suitable lot aud building
shall first be donated to such city for
that purpose; and any city of the first
or second class, is hereby authorized to
receive such donation in trust forever
for the benefit Of it, citizens.
a.. That the City Council shall ap-
point, from time to time. such Trustees
or officers, or both, of said public Lii.
brary and Re ding room, rs il shall
deem proper, and confer upon them
such authority. including the power to
enact by laws, as may he necessary for
government OF. and as will conduce to
render such Library and Reading room
of public utility.
z3. This Act shall take effect, and
he in force. from and after its put lica-
ton I'm the fuWt state Register. and Des
Moiaes Statesman, newspapers puLlish-
ed in Des Mnines. iowa
Ann,,ya.l Iar.h oo 12-n
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Ioua State Regis
ter April !. and in the Des Noiacs
Statesman March 81. 1870.
ED. WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
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t9.-7n0-Ssrzs44nEY-of -of=ses111U
within twenty days afeerat The atskiaeos
effect Of this Act, send . cepy thereef byuI
mail, to each and every persoa that has,.
ever held commission ~ Commiasio0-a
er Of Iowa; which notice shall be Cd !
dressed to the place OF residencs Of each
Commissioner ~ shown by tho certi6. I
cafes Of qualification on fiis In his
Office. ,'ai9g
al0 The Secretary Of State shall, On
or before the 10th day of July. 1870.
! send 10 the Secretary OF State. ofesch of
the States and Territories, = complete
list Of persons In their respective States,
or Territories. who are properly quali-
fled rs Commissioners for Iowa, which
list shall show the date Of expiration VI
each commission, and request that =
similar list Of appointments for said
State be furnished the State of Iowa. ssss4-2
al. The Secretary of State shalt
cause to be published with the Session
laws nf the Thirteenth General Assem-.
bly,, aud Of each subsequent General
Assembly u full ana conip!esa-li~ Of Sll
Commissioners for iowa, who are duly
not expire or or bcfnre the fouth day
Of July, of the year In which such pub
licafion II made. which list shall give
the post office address, date of qualtica-
tion. aud date "f expiration of the com
mission of each Commissioners. a41E
4 Al = IN.
nature, appointed IN this State. under E.
the authority Of any other of the Unitsd
States or Territories. are hereby in, est
Ell with the authority of Justice df tho
Peace. I" issue suhpoenas requiring tho
attendance "f witnesses hef,rc them. to
give their testimony hy deposition or
affidavit. In any matter in which such =
deposition or atIilavit may be taken by s.
the law af such other State. nn,l they
are also authorized to- administer oati,s
In any matter IN relation I" which they g
are required or permiste by suci, law
"f the other State; aud false swearing
In such cases Is hereby made subject to E
the penal laws Of this State. relating to
perjury; proeided. that surl Cn,nn.is-
sioner shall caused To be filed In the b
office Of Secretary Of State or Territory,
for which he claims to act, that he 10
properly appointed and qualified as re.
quired by the laws Of said state, and
has In his possession u certificate that 3
this Section has been complied with. a
l3. The Secretary of State shall
keep in his Office complete record of
all appointments IN "ie by the Governor,
pursuant to the provisions Of this Act,
and shall be authorized tocollect n fees.
the sum ofthree dollars for each COM
mission, and the amount now allowed
by law for certificates.
sl3. Sections lsS, ls9, 100, l9l, 1872,
1913 and 1914 Of the Revision of 1860. aud
Chapter ll9, ofthe Tenth General As.
sembly, be and the same are hereby ro-
pea!ed.
els. This Act being deemed of i'm.
mediate Importance shalt take effect
and be In force, from aud after its publ
cation in the Ddiy State Register and
Ia'ca Homestead, newspapers published
in Des Moines. Iowa.
Approved March 10, 1870
thereby certify that the foregoing Ac.
was published in the Io,ca state Peqis-
ter, April l, and in the Iouu Home
stead, April -, 1870.
ED WRIGHT.
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER 48.

AN ACT fixing the rate Of interest on
loans OF the Permanent School
Fund.
sl. Be it enacted by the General As
senably Of the Stole Of IoVu, That the
rate of interest on all School Fund now
OH nand or hereafter coming into the
Treasury Of any county, when loaned
out according to law shall be fixed at
not less than ten per cent. per annum.
az. All Acts or parts Of Acts CON-
flicting with the provisions of this Act
be aud they are hereby repealed.
Approved March 80, 1870.
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Cure of NeuralGia.

The certain cure Of neuralgia IL found
in judicious eating and exercise; aud
not only 80, u permanent: cure cannot
be effected in any other way, while
these are always efficient.
In neuralgia the blood Is always too
thick, impure, aud in excess; and rs
diet aud exercise combine to remedy
these conditions, some rules in relation
to them are desirable. These will be
adapted to sedentary persons, to those
who live indoor generally, as women,
students, book-keepers, and the like.
1t Is rather better to eat thrice day.
morning, noon, aud night; that Is, rs
soon after sunrise a. practicable, for
break fast; dinner l o'clock; supper be-
fore sundown.
Eat nothing whatever between
meals.
Break fast, a single cup of coffee or
tea, some cold bread aud butter, with q
dish of berries or stewed fruit in sum-
mer time, and nothing else; In winter,
iHcdt, tASu VI VA Au SnSaA SsSes~s
q couple OF soft-Dolleu eggs.
Supper should he made Of cold bread
and butter, and u cup of warm drink OF
some kind, aud nothing else.
Dinner the sainc AS break fast, adding
one vegetable and some fruit, raw or
stewed, AS u desert, aud nothing else. A
different kind of vegetable may be taken
every day for variety; the kind Of meat
may be changed ut each meal.
The object in the specification above
made is to discourage variety ut meals,
because it is this which tempts all to
eat too much. Persons at times have
felt n: the table that they had eaten
enough; but on seeing a very inviting
dish unexpectedly brought in, good
meal has been eaten Of this last variety.
The general and hurtful error is that toe
great variety is spread out on ou,
tables, not only occasioning trouble ol
preparation aud great loss but also q
poritive injury In the temptation of the
appetite. The reader may try it ou
himself on any two days. A dinner o1
one vegetable, one kind Of meat and
bread; ut dinner the next day, let .
great variety be presented; he will ea
double the amount at this repast, with
this remarkable differences: An houl
after the first meal, he will be entirely
comfortable, will feel rs if he had eaten
quite enough; an hour after the later
there will be u decided discomfort, &
fllness, u feeling as if some kind Of re
lief were desirable, and in many case.
q resort to the decanter, with the vair
hope Of u riduance in some way. It can
not he denied that the first steps towart
intemperate habits have been taken II
using liquors to remove the unpleasant
consequences Of over-eating. A grea
aid towards overcoming habit OF to'
hearty eating will be found in sittin,
down to table with only three varieties
Of food.-Hatrs Health by Good Liriag
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CHAPTER Al.

AN ACT to amend Section 66a, of the
Revision (of 1860.
IL. Be II enacted By the General A.
sensby Of the State Of Iovo. That Sec-
ton 66i of the Revision (of ls6Ol be %
amended as to read ~ follows: Until
such election. vacancies except 10 the
office Of Governor, shall be filled Is fol-
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CHAPTER 43.
AN ACT to amend Section 3276 Of the
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BUCkEKE
H1llyl,i2lfZ2 Han. c1Stti1lg

"a A0V@VNs
u CONWAY Wishes to inform the citizens
ID. Of Upton and vicinity that tle hos opened
8 shop In the City Drug Store building, where
he will be found always on hand, aud will try
20 please all who will give him cali. Ladies'
hair cut or shampOOed ct shop or sesidsnoe.-
Long hai. Dlarebasad and made up TO order In
wishes. drls or waterfslis. Nd
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ARE ALWAYS KEPT AT
~ w. FsORTER's NEAT MARKET, just
~ west OF CulhertSOn 4 Jacks store. He
Keeps the very best qualities Of
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, &C.,
Having had many years experience In buying
stock, he knows Just what is needed 20 sup
ply the wants Of his customers and will have
Il on the block. .
His prices are as low as the lowest, and will
guarantee satisfaction In every particular.
The highest market price paid for good fat
eottle news = :, 4 shoe 3iv16n
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4 FEW pairs Of the.e splsndid Buck .&pd
~ xid CLOVIS len, at the BIG U0OE.
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LIVERY SALE AND FEED
STABLE.

On Fifth street. " rear of Mcnamara 4 Belts
Store.
HAMILTON 4 4ERIAM, Propr's.
Horses, Carriages and B,sggies to let on rea-
sonahlc terms, Drivers furnished II desired.
Horses bought and sold, and boarded by the
dan q uAok. naiRtisfActlOn guaranteed. 4lyl
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The Old Family Journal.
win You Take a Sheep.

IN cid farmer about the time that the tenn
peraaCs reform was beginning 70 eXsr; shealth-
faI influence in the country, said TO bis hired
man.
" jonathan jduot th.ak 10 mention 'oyor
when hired You ,Lat think Of trying to do
my work this wear withou; rum. How
much more must I give yOu to de- without 90
Oh, don't care much about IT, saii
jonathan, "yopmsy give me what YOU please.
Well said the farmer, I viii give yon
teop 10 the fAll, if you VIII % without"
Agreed" said jonathan.
The oldest son then said
Father, Will yog give ne 4 sheep too f l
9, without rum 90
Yes, Marshall, you shall lave a sheep You
J, without
Tie younges. sou, a stripping, then said
Father viii You give me a sheep if do
vi.bou;Y
les, Chandler, You shall have a sheep also
u you viii DO without rum.
Presently Chandler spoke again
Father, hldat yen better take a sheep,
t..st'