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WANTEn

A COMFORTABLE house with six or
II eight rooms, well or cistern, walks,
small stable, etc. Any person having
such property may lind renter by APP
plying to this office. 5I.55
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Poland ChinaS Cheap.

T WILL sell Poland-China hogs for the
/ next thirty days at % per cent. dis
cOunt below advertised prices.
w. I. F.. HARDEN.
Hartford, Dec Is, 1873. 81
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The Secretary of the Treasury
has written to the Ways and Means
Committee recommending addi-
tional taxes. He wants duty on
tea and coffee again, and an increase
on whisky and tobacco.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Execnfor,s Nnfiee.

is hereby given, that the un-
IN dersigned was, on the 4th OF Decem-
Der. 1873, appointed by the Probate court
OF Lyon county, Kansas, executor Of the
last will and testament of Naomi Case
bolt, deceased.
5Iw3# FREDERICK GUNKLE.
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Sunset Cox, "little Jimmy" as he
is thiks our Congress lacks pluck.
He wants it to set the dogs of war
on Spain. Will some one put the
little fellow sin has little bed ?"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19

Beeeher's church Is having a
good deal of trouble just now. The
Bowen and 1'iIion matter still agi-
taies the minds OF that once quiet
and prosperous church. Deecher
used TO be little monarch there,
but some how or other lie is losing
his power. The Congregational
churches of Brooklyn are Withdraw
ing their fellowship from Ply
mouth church. Church wars are al
ways devilish.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19

The papers are generally COM
mending the Auditors late report
as good reading. 1t will do for
taxpayers to study.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19

Gov. Noyes, of Ohio, it is said,
is making some noise about the
Japanese Mission. He wants the
place,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19

1.5S0 - 1850 "a
CURLING AND GUTTRRING FUND.
Dec. 10 To bal In treas'y, IS o.
MAcADAAiIZING FUND.
Dec. 10. To bal. In treas'y, 149 SO
SIDE WALK FUND.
Dee. 10. To bal. iii treas'y, So 10
FIRE FUND.
Sept. -. To amt In treas. 1913
BY warrants returned, 20 u
10 10 20 10
1873. AMOUNT IN TREASURY.
Dee. 10. General fund, So 20
Interest fund, $50 &c
Street improvement fund, $50 %
Curbing and guttering IS o.
MaeadAmizing fund, 149 So
sidewalk fund, So Is
Total amt In treasury, SI,zs4 81
Bonds issued for 10 years, bear.
Ing 10 per cent. Interest, IS, 239 25
STREET noNDS.
For nacadamizing, $4,000 90
For eurbing & guttering, 1900 90
For sidewalks, I,622 u 6,522 %
Amt Of outstanding scrip on
general fund, s3aO 81
Amt of outstanding scrip OF curb
ing and guttering fund, &c 81
s. HURD, City Clerk.
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Assignee's Sale.

43o0A0 A4OS C91OA
THE undersigned assignee Of C. Beckes
Il and Baxter Beck0s, late partners un-
der the name Of G. Beckes & Son. will
sell, ct public auction, on the cath day Of
November, A. d. 1873, Ct O'Clock o,
at the lste residence Of G. Beckss, in LYON
county. Kansas, the following described
real and personal estate, to-Wit: Part Of
the northwest quarter Of section twenty
three ta3) in township nineteen ne. }
range twelve (12), bounded as follows:
Commencing where the south line Of said
quarter crosses the Cottonwood river:
thence east to the 8 Z Corner OF said GUAR.
ter; thence north 70 tbs northeast corner
OF said quarter; thence west 20 the mid.
die Of Neosho river; thence south twenty.
hve rods; thence west TO middle Of Neo-
sho river; thence south with ssid rive.
TO the junction Of said river with the Cot.
tsnwosd river; thence up the Cotton wooti
river TO the place Of bekinninE, except
ave (5) acres Of said land lying east Of
said Neosho river, formerly salGL 70 6lmp-
son. Also log HAgoa, { chains, LIS
saw, ! cut On saw. saw mAEdrel.
TERMS OF SALK--Caah down. or u
months time with 20 per cent. iuterest.
with approved security.
Oct. "a, 1873. ASsisnse.
The above sale is adjourned until Sat
urdsy, the 96tk day Of February, 1874, e
the same hour and place.
eot1 :. 3. RIGGS,
NOV. 30 IdIS Assignee.
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WANTEn.

EIlO borrow $500 for six months. Good
L personal security given. and good In
terest paid. Leave word at TnE NEWS
Office. 5l-52
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Hedge Plants for Sale.

n 00,OO0 Hedge Plan1s Fa-
sale. Leave orders at the store ~
y. ". Frederick, or At the nursery Of ..
L. Myers, miles west OF Hartford.
b. +. MYERS,
II. MYERS.
Imports, Dec. 10, 1878. SONS
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Admtniafraforsa Noti,

Administrators Notice.
In the matter Of the estate Of John Rec
tor, deceased, late Of Lyon county, Kan.
sag.
To GsAO1s It may coReeyA:
center sts, ssss, sss usd e. g ass.
- administrator u sald estate, nlsd n
the Probate court Of sid county 9 VERT
ned petition, estting eoTth that the debts
Of said esgats, affer exhausting AL the
personal property, are shout &5eo. and
praying for authority 20 sell the follow.
ing real estate, Of which said Jehn Rec.
tor, died. eeissd, 70 pay said debts,
Wig: Ftfty-ssx l6e) rods "a the east side
Of the southeast quarter Of section 80, ID,
le, rsage 1e, In Lyoa county, KsnsHs,
containing ferry three (t3l acres more or
less, and that said petition will be heard
BY the said Probate court, e tha e6ace OF
the Probate Judge. In Emporis, KsasAs,
December - 1873, At 10 o'clock Q. "a, at
which time ali persona aatsreased. are
hereby aOti1ed - appear aad skow sanse,
II any they have, why the prayer OF the
petition should not be grAnted.
J.JAx BUCK,
DE-, 8, 1915. Administrator.
49,
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Hartsnrd Wafer iii.

TINE propriesors Of this mIlI tska
fheiF NH ie now ready TO gylEd Wke9t
and cora % sAe customary rates e. aol1.
Mill .psy the msrkes pE1cs IN esah fOr
HOGAN, vzEHGER q TAYLOR.
Hartford, Nov. I, iS73. a
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The ERapOrIa News Down tO
41.BO.
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OF FINANCES OF EN-
PORIA CITY. DEC Ii 1879

STATEMENT OF FINANCES OF EN-
PORIA CITY, DEC. 10, 1873.
Is.3. aFNRR Al FUND.
Sept. D, to amt in Treas'y, SII3 81
Dec. 10, to amt received
from all sources dur
ing quarter, 7935
Dec. 10. By warrants can
cancelled, 90 81
BY iRterest on same, 90
BY balance in treasury, 95 20
1SG 90 1856 20
1873. INTEREST FUND.
Sept. 10. To amt IN treas. $T6I A
To amt reed from county
treas. during quarter l,323 y
By am paid on coupons, 1897 80
By balance in treasury, $50 &c
ayOS8 IL ., 0SS 16
1879. STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND.
Sept. u. To bal In treas. $50 "a
Dec. 10. By warrants re-
turned, I,a4s 0s
By balance in treasury, $40 96
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sHEREFE,s SALE.

SHEEAFF'S SALE.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale. issuefl
- out Of the District court OF the 9Th
judicial District, sitting in and for Lyon
county, keHsae, wherein George W. ksr.
kendall ie plaintia, and 8. J. Way and
Anna 3. Way are defendants, will, on
Monday, the 19th day Of January, A. d,
1874, at II o'clock g. M, at the front door
Of the court house, in the city Of Enporia,
Lyon county, kAnsAs, offer for sale ct
public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, ell the right, title and in
terest OF the defendants 8. j. Way and
Anna 8. Way In and TO the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wir: The undl-
yfded half OF the southeast quarter OF
section nFeen, township nineteen, Of
range ten, situate in Lyon county, Kan.
sas. Said real estate will be sold &c the
property Of defendants s. j. Way and
Anna 8. Way, to satisfy said Judgment.
JOHN BAY,
Sheriff Of Lyon county, Kan.
ShsriFs ofice, Emporia, Kan, Decsln.
Der 18th, 1873. 6O-6a
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE
MENT.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
PAMELA T. Miller

The Public Cordially In.
ViSed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23

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eA,rttHg 'he head With Mssvsn n 4
f.as ~ ,~a u SPARE ani presenting 4
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~hirh dimplipa SMILES AMI wit.hsng
rafls nrssled IN eenfas, The wati
hs. vanished snl will never rsarrear.
un'rss the whitlieia # fashisn should
glide again into the forsaken track 4---
Appleton journal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23
water Ms a rnWsr ~ Typhe1d
Eeser.

The mcliral department, ~ tho Ion.
,lun l,ral government hoard has jns,
isaucd ~ important rcrnr, ~ the eaarc
IL typhoid IN eaturio fever In London
III tho various ways in which water
may hc made the vehicle fur ,lis,tiLu.
ting ,'ic fever, 'ho report gives ,hr I'll.
lowing as illuslratiuns.--"At Tc,ling
Place ton pcfsons were attacked with
cn,cric foyer, aud all these persons. and
these only Of large family, drank
water fiom n particular we'll into which
II WAS discovered that eesspool leaked,
At Dickcn lSoncnt. In Essex. certain
wcll was polluted, aud on, of - drink.
crs from that we'll, 4. persons were at.
tarkrl while only ono other persons
oui ~ q population IT two hundred and
sis N ,hc village WIRE attacked At
Nunncy. u village III Somersaishirc,
having population of eight hundred
anl thirty two, lDr. Ballard records
rascnly.SiA eases a enteriu ievrz m ur-
curing M four months. Tho eases
were limited Ia n remarkable way to
families who obtained their water supply
from n small riyulct which received tho
sewerage Of several houses mp stream
AZ llawksbury Upton. In Glouecp.cr-
shire, u village Of nix hundred nnd forty.
soycn inhabitants, within 4 short period
nincty-ayr cases aud fourteen deaths
from cntcric fever occurred In groups
following tho successful pollution oi
different wells In tho village. l.urhagc
4 village IN Lcicestcrehirr, ~ recorded
ny nr Gwynno llarries, hal m out
break of cit,crir fever from tho same
rasnc Int year. No one took tho fev-
~ IL tle village eAeept the persons
who certainly or presumably drink
winter from particular pump. md
every house supplied from tl,is pump
was subject to infection. y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23

Mr.. Briggs, Est, Of Kellogg, Iowa
who has had experience in raising sheep
IN this State, think- hc has better
rhn for protecting Viz sheep from tho
rl.avcs of dogs than tho Legislature
II likely - provide. lie seems to have
succeeded III freeing himself from the
pest. llu SAYS. III the National Live.
Stock Journal:
by yarling ny sheep NJ night inside
high picket fences, far siS Or eight
months. 10 secure them against tho ut.
tacks cf Digs and wolves, that came IN
great numbcrs, and made thu nigh,
hidcous with their di.corlant music |
sncn succeeded IN clearing the surround.
my co,u.,ry II all wolves and proving
dogs. 50 that my sheep now lie down IN
safety on my part Of tho farm, anil
rest III peace and quiet, lsy tho use n
arychinc, find II IN easy matter ii
capture MI tho dogs aud wolves that
come on my premises. and with conl-
para.iycly ln,lc cost and trouble il,is
mode II dealing with tho common on.
cny of tho sheep. finds quite prse.
ticahlc. and nccd not hc attended with
my danger 70 stock On tho farm While
farmers IN MI the States are elamoring
for protection to sheep through the
different S.ato Legislatures, TINT source
If protection has proved u failnrei and
especially is this che case In Iowa. where
the dog.owncrs arc In tho majority.
In making q wholesale slaughter II
dogs. NJ have donc, do not find il
necessary 10 mako any elandcs,ina war
on tho enemy. or ~ outside II NY own
fences; IN Tho contrary, warm all
MY ncighborS u tho iaet--..haf MI ,lug.
arc III danger that come into N, fields,
| find that tho brs. trained ,lags, u
well ~ the ,,rowlng curs are OCCASION.
ally night wanderers and soo,, lae,tnr
victims of .,o fatal poison; hui til. |
conceive 10 bo tho only practicable
mode of providing any security to .hv
woel.growers II Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23

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asae# aeA4A NeA a. fnAas a
fAiA ts% sss~~ssA s1snsAs = saws
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lssrsss sses' il w. fs~as saEl ~eva :
fsseAs sna sie u fsse lsss eAas ~sil
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ia~H Il tAsesse swel.s AuMfs ss+f
ssslne salsn yFaw WE wsssf w. RaAaf
- slsA sNaas msa seAtssae sai~en
ftsn eFrs fufNSsssA NJ fsth '.fsn.
~ lshs seia aa'tag sAs rnss srst ise,.
ils'R trFs y shsf ratsssr ~hn ss~
s'sstnn4enesuE w. igasAArNs II fi~ssesl.
tnfs IN Ninhtsss'a sni Misx~snsin An.
ssltt rrn,lemAn hns hnr tuna short
,lsslante ahHsr shas "A MI Isaisle, lat
nss nN - extensive scale lie ~AA
- aHIHtnuate as 81 have An smhrnk.
ment hreat away and le, ruttsaa II
hit trout int tie bropl u the namhes
ef s.a,o s,eekled and soo ssl,nea.
Tl.ss fish are still there, and will thrive
4 mil dam constituting portion Il tho
preserve and aisurline admirable cnyer
i,,r ihe salmon, I've wears hence tho
rafrs, sl.nr, will hc fnnnd W. casting =
nj anywhere IN The half mite of hrook
In which ,hrsc ksh are Mr., Palmer,
ii nnsrubcl. Wis, I'M hnc troat
pond. anil hls sucrcYs in nattcring.
A'must every brook crr,,ing into
tic Mississippi " its tributaries above
Dubuque i adapted 70 truu. raising.
The occupation pays better than farm
ing. and from the number of these who
are entering the business il may be an
,ieira,ed that Chicago cricurcs will
M. long pine Tor u plentiful supply Of
this most delicate food at nearl, ncn-
innl nrire
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23
Lost Occupations.

Half a century ago hellows.making
was n thri,ing ira4le. Every ho',sc
Ind IT. pair of Lelloss. and In every
weIl.furuis'ied nansian thefo VIVA rair
hung Il, i4e alle of every fire plaee
ipswich, IN Massachusetts. acquired
quito 4 mptorirty MI OYER New EnR-
lnnl f,r the elegant and substantial
articles u tho kind II produced. l,al
nn stoves aud grptrs took tie l,laee ~
opcn lire,rlaep., md ~ ceal was sub
r.italud fcr wood. the demand for
lvlloas diminished. until tio business
~ separate trade quite died nut.
Tho same Ii true Ut iIinl.eutting. ~-~.
Flinis Nesu onee necessary, npt only
Tor firearms but for linder. hoses, an.l
tinler.boS WIS as neuessary for esefy
house M u grilifon or a skillet. Ever,
ono wlo looks back to childhood VI
forty old yeaps aIo ,,,,.l remember tho
cold winter mornings ~llcn tho rcrrisi.
cnt crack, crack of .Is flint agains.
tho steel sent up from tho Kitchen ~
odor a iguiting .in,l.r md sulphur
which prosnlea tho house. ! have 10
moro i.Iua what Lernna of tho flint
proauqurs than Il tho old nan u MI.
rowful mpmorie. who, three Or four
times d wupk. called nj uur door with
our birthstone matches fur sale III 4
cent tho ha!f.lpzen buuehes. both
lase N completely vanished from sns,
luul and New England m llase thu red
Indians anl tho lrlide.
Then. again, nra ppne the pin
maApra, vii, ihplgh lis hatr leel, IL
,hcir graves ll,is l,taiter century, AiIll
lgura III l.uiln.n NIL e..ass T. lllua.
iruic tho advantages II llsifiu u
labor, luatcal IL pin taking 4
,luxun men or ,,luru IL ent, grind. PUNT.
IoaL. polish, anI wlat not, ~ y used
IL Ju, pius aro now ma.o Il, nuat lltil,
machines at tho rate ol three hundred
d minute, of which machines slngls
child attends To half u .luxun.
Nail-making ri tho forge Ii another
lost industry. 1'i,ne war. and that !,
tbs nineeen.l, century. when ever,
nail was made on nm anvil. Now, from
ono hundred 70 one thousand nails pe,
minute aro malu by machines. III,
mailer who wofks d. The forge hnn hal
4 hal pLanec IN competing with INCL
antagonists, and he would have Il,
chance at all were II not that Lis mil
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23

W. ere $50 W. Axia sAs#4 v
49,. W. ~sMa ms~ ~wm~seaea II ssva
w~~ NJ ~ tass*~ AAss is.se ssse
rsask ~ tshvss sAss mafss y Hs~sa
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n suss a.e 49, - saA saes ~sHia
r. ~ sAsm. fss* fsww ~ ssas sssl
rsA hss e~s re~ssi esssl y ese II.
llah Al lsa sssA meA, msn ~he IN
his ,isit satgss esess sisees sft sasA -
.s nre.hA t,m slAssss " sAe stas
lss sswt srt i~ast vah~rh. ~ 'lsss
aFe nss .Aa's Ih.s have nTssf haA
sAe arrsssaniss y ivrsms =. - eee.
.~g~rusl, srt always disadvantage
~hvn ,rru@~A " ludi.n. ssl~easal,
stnsva saa gleraia sAess FIRM rvs@sans
tssrske
Ard. h~.isle.. ~ishun. intending II
tho least degree - ie,fse, firm III
sslsr, worth "a bravery IL uar tegnla,
sr,.rs, We have ressen. barea upon she
facts and experience II years 10 heliese
,ha, ,heasaad volunteers. usea 10 an,l
NJ fot Indian het,iar. would io Il.
werk which three times ,ha. namle.
never can d. under the direirline ansl
system ~ tho regular army. w van,
men who can light the Indians IN their
own way, and who can hra. them i,
tho game. Ac have rinh. They can
la hal AZ NC have Indian allies II,
tho Held why n't employ ihr,c y cur
hundred Warm Spring Indians. II !"
many can 10 had. - 6gh, the Modecs in
their own way ani with their own raecY
W. rro.cs, aseast any further useless
slaughter of ons "wn troops aud people,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23

The guilelcss innocence II congress-
men las been source Ut solieit,.iu to
many of their friends. mud accord
ingly thiS suggestion lrem Tho Ohio
state j urnal viii hc warmly seconded;
"Nr hope ono will take advantage
"a tho unscIh,s'lcntcd innocence " eer-
tain Con. cssacn ~ put I'll worthless
stocks ~ Item. Tho poor fellows buy
without knowing what they buy, and
Lc!i'sr nvr,,hina tho seller tcl.s tlum.
II Ngull nj surprise rs u aco sane
sharper come along and sell them. tpn-
fsiera,c State bonds 'rhey arc gnile-
less enough for anything, Congress,
ough. 10 lars law protecting thrn,. :
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23

Tho Warren Ledger has q subscriber
that II brags on. aud this 10 the way it
does IL. sllo lives up tho river, II "
years old. read. BY candle light without
tho MID Of glasses, hasn't Lccn sick
day since hc was child, smoked and
uhowod fur sixty odd years. walked 70
town, 4 distance II six miles. last 6atur
,lay, ana got drunk ~ i lord; does his
own shaving, parcs hiS Germs, ssws On
buttons, lets on horse races, talks HlAng
with ~ much ease a. Tho fastest young
mpn II tho country; hc hoca half ~
aero uf corn. broke colt. whipped his
wife and went to praycr-mceting. allin
ono day last year. What other comma.
nifty can trot on. his cqaali'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23


Just before i's final adjournment the
Ohio Legislature passed tho following
resolution;
Resolved. That tho netioa IT thu
la>t Congress II increasing tho eompcn-
ration of tho members thereof. of tho
| resident IL tho United States. and
othcr officers, was unnecessary, nncAllcd
for. aud listaAcful 10 tho people oi
Dhio. and. h II believed, a thu whole
Union. and ia repeal earnestly tcmand-
el hy tlc people. our Senators md
Representa-, vcs 10 requested 10 xeal.
onsly usc AL honorable efforts 10 prn-
cure tho r.pcal II said law, or ~ marh
uf II NJ relates To such compensation.
Ut tho carlicst practical period,
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FASHIONS.
Stow They ChMmEc Across thC
e'OMtlMeMt.

10 The Estiler nf tile y. J.. tirAphl..
lot me give ,oa tho changes of the
fusl,ion from Now iofk h Omaha, as |
make the trip from the metropolis 10
West.
Now York, Monday morning. AS
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Millcrllcs IN ~ ~.

A writer, giving his "reminiscences
II these enthusiasts, says: Somc of
tho societies were ~ sure that the end
was Ut hand that they put their indi-
vilnal possessions, which were usually
very slender, into joint stock, In imi-
tation of early Christians, who Ind S'all
things common. In uncida County.
y, Y. n wcll-to-do.farmcr being con.
,er.ed to their doctrine. camo TO join
their church. and on being told this
rule. sail hc would think Of it awhile
aud pray over it.---llc went away
,urrowfully Tor hc was very rich. At
tho next meeting hc appeared, and
upon hcing called upon for lis answcr
hc said he had received a message from
heaven, and was prepared - ohsy,
while engaged N prayer for divine
,lir,e,i~ns. said he, n have had ono
passage oi tile Bible ~ powerfully i'm
pressed upon my mind that know II
il from Gutl and shall do ~ | am
commanded. /" The brethren and sisters
were In hrea,hlcss expectation Of tho
tremendous sacrifice hc was about TO
make. Tho elder badc him Hc of good
courage. and declare the message. And
tho rich man said. That passage came
II my mind, aud which am resolved
IL ul.ey. was IN these words, 'Occupy
It'll | come.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23
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