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high, saw the little drab felt hat he used
to wear in the summer. Hewas quite
delighted, and thought it would be a
tine idea to wear it again. So he took
broom and Knocked it down, put it
on, and wandered off in the cold. street
with bitter north wind blowing about
the tender little ears.
! Now there We're but two pl,ces in the
city where Tot had ever been. His
4 fathers store, and the Sunday School,
and as 1t was so still in the house he
seemed to think it was Sunday and
evidently thought they had all gone to
Sunday School and left him behind.
So he wandered on.
When his mother came home, she
was surprised to see her little boy
asleep on the lounge with tear stained
face, and sobbing in his sleep, while
on chair lay his coat, summer hat
and a merino scarf she did not recog-
nize.
Bertha told the story and said,
"When | had looked every wi ere fol
him, / watched at the window
and by and bye he came
/ crying up TO the gate and his
hands so cold he could not open it,
brought him in and he said man
rubbed snow on his ears and lady
tied this scarf over his head and sent
him home"
Then his mother took him on her lar
ana asked him about it, and he said g.
try find Sunday cool-fall down on ice
Imam put snow on my ears--me don't
like man put snow on ears cause they
sore-see-lady put dis on my head
say run home see mama, man say
"ya lady say "ya."
His mother tried to explain to hin
that he had frozen his ears, and but fol
the rubbing with snow they would be
more sore than now, and every day she
wishes she could find the kind German
people that saved he little boy from
freezing. i. +. NJ.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-14

ing fair article of cheese from very
bad milk. 1t took more milk per pound
OF cheese when the milk was poor. The
speaker detailed his whole process of
cheese making with much minuteness.
He condemned the use of annatto asa
needless and injurious fashion, which
ought 70 be rebelled against Curing
cheese was OF great Importance. The
curing-room should not rise higher
than seventy five degrees. Great care
should be taken in the use of the agi-
tator, or curd-rake, lest the milk
should in effect be skinned. Doctor
Wight, of Oneida county, N. Y, has
stated that it did not require much
skill to run a cheese factory, the busi-
ness was so systematized and the ruies
so we'll understood. He differed from
the Doctor in this respect Miss Wild
ger, Of DE Kalb, ILL.,, stated her mode
of treating tainted milk. She cuts the
curd very fine, scalds Mt 100 degrees,
runs off the whey as quickly as posi-
BILE, cooks the curd thoroughly. turns
on cold water, and let's the curd drain
perfectly before putting IT into the
press.
G. II. Wilder, of Evansville, urged
the impolicy of extreme eagerness on
the part of the patrons of factories to
got whey. 1t led to scrambling, faint
ing of cans, and injury to the reputa-
tlon of the factory. He had expert
mented largely in the feeding of whey,
and proved to his satisfaction that it
was of but little value. He had figur-
ed it down to twenty-one and half
cents per ton. 1t didn't pay to team
it home even a short distance. He
recommended milk routes along which
full load could be collected. Fac
tories should not be built nearer to
each other than will admit of such
routes in various directions. He urged
the Importance of both factorymen and
patrons understanding the business,
that it might be so carried on that the
Northwest could successfully complete
with other districts in the dairy markets
of the world.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-14
How Much is Ten Per Cent. of Nothing

Washington Correspondence of the New York
Journal of Commerce.
A funny case has been referred to
the Secretary of the Treasury from
Savannah, Ga, for settlement. It APP
pears that a firm down there have
brought cotton ships in with sand bal
last, and dumped the sand on the
wharf. The Custom House Appraiser
came along and assessed the sand 10
per cent. dd UGiOrem, which amount he
demanded of the importer. The i'm
porter at once appealed to the Secreta-
ry OF the Treasury. This morning a
sealed bag, marked "drop shot," was
ushered INTO the Treasury building.
There seemed to be mystery about it,
and thoughts of nltro-glycerine,
Illuminating powder, and 9TH
er explosive materials sug-
gested themselves when the weight of
the bag proved conclusively that its
contents were not shot. The bag was
opened with great care, and its con-
tents were at once called saltpeter,
dungsalt, and rocksalt by different
lookers-on. But on examining a card
attached to it, reference was found to
letter in regard to sand ballast, and
this crystally, dirty sand was the arti-
Gle referred to as having been assessed
10 per cent. duty. The importer repre-.
scented that the sand is of no value what
ever, and was only thrown in as bal
last. The Secretary, upon this infor
nation, felt convinced that the duty OF
10 per cent. would not hurt it, and
affirmed the decision of the Collector
of the Port of Savannah in the case.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-14
Sew Tactics far tne herman infantry.

New IacticS Tor the herman Infantry.
An Imperial decree, says the Pail
Mall Gazette, orders important modih-
cations IN the tactics of the German
infantry. Henceforth, unless in excep-
tional cases, the German infantry viii
always be formed in diminishing or
der. Infantry captains will be mount
ed on horseback, as it is evident they
would not be able to pass over the
ground occupied by their companies
with sufficient swiltness on foot. The
first rank Tor third of the company
being thrown out as skirmishers, the
second will be similarly ranged at
distance of 200 PAGES (schritte) be-
hind, ready to fill up the blanks that
may be made in front The rest of the
company will be 200 metres further
back. BY this arrangement it is calcu.
lated that the destructive effects of
modern proiectiles will be greatly
diminished. The rapidity OF fire pos
sible in the case of soldiers ranged in
diminishing order four or five metres
distance from each other, will enable
them 70 produce greater results
than if they were acting in com
pact bodies. The new Mouser
rifle, with which the German troops
are TO be armed, is said TO be
weapon OF extremely destructive
powers, capable of being fred twenty.
six times per minute, aud marking with
great accuracy distance Of 1000 me-
tres. II il further announced that
Bavaria, like Prussia, will soon have
its railway battalions The first COM
pany, created by order Of King Ludwig,
commence operations Oh the lst Of Feb
ruary. IL includes six officers, twenty
sub-oflicers, twelve corporals, and
ninety-two soldiers. AT present it is in
garrison at Ingelstadt
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-14

AN ingenious inventor has turned
electricity to new account, but not as
yet with complete success. Hi object
is TO use it as a motive power for the
propulsion of vessels in lieu # steam,
and lie tried the experiment the other
day on a yacht named the Miranda,
with the screw detached. The result
was the driving of the shaft at such an
immense velocity that before the ma.
chime could be stopped it had broken
away the fastenings, being too power
ful Dy half for all the work it had to do.
The inventor Of the machine, which is
called the "electro-magnet motor, es-
Inmates the number of its revolutions
at full speed at from 81, 400 to 1900 per
minute.
FLOPrDAs debt il 81. 500 900. eyclu-
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CHILDREN'S CORNER.
Block Houses; or Johnny's Philosophy.

BY MRS. A. NJ WELLS.
Said Lotiie, Once l built with cards
What fimsy things they w6fo;
My ChrisMas box ofhssd-Yood blocks
Iquite 10 cards pFil'f'
There's aot breath ofwind that blows
Through window or through door,
But house or yard built with card
Was blawn about the floor.
Such easy work with blocks to build,
But little pains [ take.
Come. JOHNNY, you and Baby too,
Shall see what l can Make
The work begins--block after Nlook,
Higher and higher it grows;
She piles and piles, and Johnny smiles,
And baby laughs and crows.
"'Tis done - cries L Jttie with delight,
"A church! the towers and all!
lis plain to see. as plain can be-
Block houses do not fall"
The babys in an ecstasy;
He shakes his curly locks;
On tiptoe stands with outstretched hands,
And snatches at the blocks.
With fists and toes he strikes good blows
Who ever knew such fun?
To left and right with all his might
de scattcrs every one.
"Now there's a smash p says sober John,
The little wise-head brother
But never mind | guess you'll find
That we can build another
Again the busy fingers work;
Again the tower upstands.
8 1t is well done," says sober John,
And Lottie claps her hands.
'' Hold baby fast !" He kicks, he screams,
Was ever such routl
Mamma comes in "Why, what's the din ~
And whats it all about ?"
She takes the baby in her arms,
And round with him she walks,
Now here, now there" Mamma, take care,
Dent ONE 20 near the blocks"
All! not at al she heeds the call,
So loudly baby cries;
Along she firts her trailing Skirts
The tower in ruin lies
Encouraged yet by little John,
Once more will lottie try.
This time" says he, $ | think that we
May build up strong and high"
But past disaster chills her hope;
The tears dim lotties sight
Her fingers shake she scarce can make
One block to stand Alright.
leaning tower, and all awry,
Too loosely piled the walls
Ills scarcely more than raised, before
Ii totters, shakes, and falls.
" O Johnny we no more will build
1t does not last minute"
She wipes her eyes. but Johnny tries
To find some reason III IL
His elbows rest upon his knees;
Both hands support both cheeks;
His eye he cocks upon the blocks,
And thus his mind he speaks:
To build block houses blocks were made
That To my mind Is plain;
But many a one esteems it fun
To knock them down again.
Block house to build by fingers skilled
a tlrst-rate play is reckoned
But if one burst not smash the first,
He could not build the second.
There's many slip 'twixt cup and lip;'
I've heard OH folks declare it;
And ups and downs all labor crowns:
Wen laugh. and learn to bear it."
Our Young Folks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-14

4 DISEASE p eyails in Detroit not I'M
like the epizootic Of last fall. The
symptoms are copious discharge Of
mucous from the eyes and nose, a hack
ing cough, together with sudden pros
tration and Discrimination to move.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-14

FuoEmA's debt is 81, 100000, exclu-
siye OF aid to railroads.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-14

BY MRS. A. NJ. WELLS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-14

Chester HAHN, President OF the Wis
consin Dairymen's Association, read a
paper on "Cheese, methods of manu-
facture, especially as TO the manage.
ment Of tainted milk, and the best size
for and modes of curing cheese. " He
said it was comparatively easy to make
good cheese from good milk. But they
often had 10 deal with tainted milk, or
floating curd. His method Of treating
it differed somewhat from that usually
practised. He allowed fermentation 10
take place before going through the
curd mill. He had succeeded in produc
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EN- Ell A I'M AGEN
DED. .DMASTOLOSA HLJO, DE- MAY AGUM
81 2EDCUNFRNDE WNTA Los RlEUDg SGBENIE

Maderas de todas clases tejamanf.-Arados de
puegt0, de todosn6meros.- Quincalla de toda clase
6instrument0s de carpinterOs toneleros.- -CorreaG
de cuer0 para lm6quIhas de vapor, desde purgadaB
9 47r-EetOpa para maqMinas de vapOr cartfculO do
patentesL AIquitrah EstOpa para buqies-Lingue-
teS para bQcas de ehorDalla-Remachesd de cObre pa
"a curreas de Yapor.-Laves de vaIbulas para vapor
lesde pulgadass--Tela de alambre dc variOs ta-
aahQs para Cedazps de gnarapo.-Tela de gonna pa
2 maquinas Cedazos sueltos de alambre cObre
Baldes de hero galvanizadO para ahaciendas-Efec
tDs patehdOsy de hoia delata.-Ejes de hierrO para
calesas carretas, yantas para idem.-Camones
Luedas yyray0s sueltos.-Acefte de pezuna.-Barniz
dnO para tapar nudos.-Llaves ingleeas para tOdos
usos.-Pesa licOreay -Cerm0mctros, Man
gneras de gonna dc I. ay4 pulgada.-Arneses para
mnlaS caha de cuer0 para idem
-kec0ft6s para acaTTuages.-Romanas de platafor.
ma cabalete de ID aa.-Mnelles de todas claaea
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AE6aninas de ouser dc rktias Sadsea- -ROItOs 1EGla
linpiax plata Cuchiiloay tenedoEes nl1teAan9eon
mango de marii. -CuOhaEna plaEeadA6 AhA4-Lico--
TeFaS, jaftO8 Palas de madaAy q haH0<AGD-
limos deacero para M0ler adotea da G.
f. -Quinques para k0F0eiha " eAsolina s-k1Hots8
pertad0r-Cerradnrns de pestillosm6Vibles cue Gr-
ven para 81 lado detechoy 81 elizquicEdo "A 61ja6fa-
FG eE lad0 derBchO y ell izqlie Aguige PeEA ma
Pirthfas dc EOdas tlafes aCeite6s nO6A UalMa
de bnquesy bot4s-ToElillos para m6QuinAa de "a
pOr de- Otras claees-COfnibas de metal para n0Ofs
nos de salas vidrios de todas todas clasesssEunaa
Heltas para espeiOsy- Cerda pluma para celehQles
yalm0hadas.- -C0rchOnesy aln1Oh dhs ueltass14e-
de toda clase.-Carruajes dedps custro Aaienfoa
para hiIos cttOs muchos afticulos impOa ble Dc
enum0rAr. lR1 f8 is. <4-H
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.NUEVA A FARMACI A.

FL que suscribe tiene ell honor de participar
tanto al pnblicO en- general como tOdOs los far
nlacenticOs dc Ia Isla Ell particular heber abier-
20 un nuevO establecimientO de Farmacia situa-
DO ell la Gale de San Francisco nlimeaO "a en-
u que ercontraran sus favOrecedores un esme-
rado tratO nm complete surtido de drogaspro-
enctos qllfmicOs patentizados los cuales Ofrece
fom0. pr0cedentes de lasmejores casas de Euro
"a los EstadOs- UnidOs con quienes esta rela-
ci0nadO. teniendO la satisfaction de ser el pri-
nero en- Ofrecer al pdbiico varios medcamen-
Oe introdncidOs recientemente en- la medicina,
aIcs como.
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El Eucalyptus GIObmlas, nuevo febrffuEo uSa-
do con gran 6xito en- Espaia, ArgaliaYC C6rDoga
que tant0 p0r aus prOpiedAdes medicinalea C,-
mo pOr su bnen gusto esta Iamado ser gene
raj 50 usO. t8fi it4 s1onDytt tHr { Il;
EI sWlfObinGtO de soda. nuevo puRgante saline
sin el sabOr desagradable de todos los puxgan-
tes de 81 clase. Il. .t'<s 4tsi-f 81 = 4,
EI sirop Dusart de Isactof6sfatO de cal reuls-
diO muy efcaz en- .el raquitismo las afecciOlos
6sea accompanied as de IN NAL e1tadO en- Las VfAs
digestivas; en- disenterfa OtrOs yariOsme-
dicamentOs de u nv dificil BnumeraciOn.-PtO
Rico enerO 1e de 1879 Mi0meI G. LedesD,d37 4
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RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOS

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compCuba: Sres compPuerto Plata Gnebra Her
manos-Mayagaez Sr Tomas TolosaAguadl Se Silva Fer
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GOMPANIA RIAL DF VAPORRS CORRROS INGLRSRS

Is sUBvENCIoNADA PoR Ell GoB1ERNo DEsM.B
VvICnO ..
SAN AS, EUROPA Y
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PrOntitud.
Ell BUEN TONo De YERGEs Y COMP.
San FRANCISCO NUN. 81,


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s217 SO $ IT'S $50
HABANA DIREcTo.

J. ca $40 2. c. to8 Eotre &. tIl
Estos precios son en- plata am,
Sc exqenden Billetes dc RetoI
Wages trasatlanticos Y seis mesea
Euen passage de popa tendr4 una I
MiliR los padres, niIios y eriadoe,
Los nillos de 3 afios gratis grA
Los pasajerOsp para Francia 8 Q
vIee-versa los para Inglate
Hriyilagio de viaiar en- el eamln
g psg embarcandO en- este puerto
Esta prOhibidO & los pasalerOe
HAiila c0nsnladO ingles PnertO-Ri
Ealan de San Juan los dias IL y %
Para pormenofes s0bre fietes &
La C0lnpaiia a6egnra toda {
Qrkn los = apOres de In Inca. con q
: A-H. A CoWper.
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stsFde --Satenes gfmnoas-ldem nasln s1nnmarnn
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Nueya lmea Gle Vapores Espanoles
ENTIRE LlVRRPOOL y PURnTO-RICO.
YIAEES PERTODICOS.


CunaeaA
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-08-07
Correct List Of Senators and
Representatives who have
Refused or Returned the
Sack Pay"

Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Daily Times.
WAsHrsaros, D. c.. July 31.-The
following 10 an accurate list OF the
Senators and Representatives who
have returned their back pay to the
Treasury, - shown by the Treas
urer's books to-day:
New York;. E. Fentoa, w. A
Wheeler, w. R. Roberts, s. S. Cox
Eli Perry, ". L. Sessions, G. N. Pot
ter and G. L. Merrlam-four R.pub
licans and four Democratic.
New Jerssy-G. A Halsey, +. r
FreIinghaysen, John Hill-three Re
publioans.
Pennsylvania-John Scott and
Washington Townsend-two Repub
licans.
Maine-Hamlin, J. A Peters, Eu
gene Hale, w. p. Frye-four Re.
publicans.
Connecticut-W. A. Buckingham,
N. p. Hawley, H. II. Starkwsather
three Republicans.
Vermont-C. w. Wlllard-Re.
publican.
Ohio-James n. Garfield, James
Monroe, W. H. Epson, Charles Eos
ter. A. g. Thurman, John Sherman
five Republicans aud one Dem
ocrat.
Indisua-D. D. Pratt, w. s. Hol
man, r. q. Kerr and John Coburn-
two Republicans and two Democrats
Illinols-C. B. Farwell, John N
Crebbs, and J. b. IIswiey-two Re
publicans and one Democrat.
Wisconsin-G, w. Haxleton, J. NJ
Rusk, J. Allen Barber, Alex. Nit
chell, Philetus Sawyer-tour Repub
licans and one Democrat.
Iowa-G. w. McCrary and A. r
Cotton-two Republicans.
Missouri-Carl Schurz and G. A
Finckelnburg-two Republicans.
Michigan. w. Ferry. z. Chan
dler, Wilder D. Foster, Henry Wal
dron-tour Republican.
Observation-Disclosures Summer
Henry Wilson-two Republicans.
Rhode ISLANDS,. b. Anthony
Republicans.
Delaware-J. F. Bayard-Dem.
ocrat.
California;. Casserly Demo.
crat.
A rec2pitulatlon Of the above
shows that Of fity-two Senators and
representatives who resuraej ahe;.
back pay, forty.one are Republicans
and eleven Democrats.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-08-07

ns,s" ~ that 0fiast week afford proof
that some Of those most reckless in
morals are among the active mem.
bef( On the door Of the Merchants
Exchange. Az long as the "fatnre
delivery" way Of transacting business
10 carried on in such articles a. are
susceptible OF q "corner," 90 long
we must expect gambling on Change
and . periodical crisis of narrow
limits.
The Cedar Rapids Daily Rsps5!'een
Of Monday, gives full and interest
ing account OF the dedicatory services
Of St. Psnl's NJ. E. Church, which
took place in that city Sunday last.
The building is OF brick, with white
stone trimmings. and has cost $685.
900 thus far. The upper part is not
completed, nor will it probably be for
some years. An Indebtedness OF
$4,000 had been contracted, IN ad.
a,,ion to the $4,000 paid previous to
dedication. Rev. Dr.. Ives, Of Au.
burn. N. Y, preached the OBLIGATORY
sermon, and $20,l75 were subscribed
before the church was formally dedi.
Gated.
A destructive FIRE occurred at
Portland, Oregon, last Saturday.
About twenty blocks were destroyed
and the total losses foot up one aud
. half milliom dollars.
The Boston Globe says: "The
railways OF Ohio passed the Drmoc.
racy to aud from their State conven.
ton. for halt fare, but refused like
concession to the Republicans. That
shows on which side the railways
think their bread is buttered."
/ More bodies are said to have been
exhrmsd in the Bender grave yard.
Large forces OF men are now at
work in the Iowa City quarriss
quarrying stone for the new Capitol
The Burlington and Missouri Riv.
or Railroad, Operated by the G. B
d o. has lowered its tariff tor gram
to correspond with that on the Rock
Island road.
A petition extensively signed has
been presented to Governor Dix, Of
New York, tor q communication of the
sentence of young Walworth, the
parricide.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-08-07
4 Scene from Macbeth,

1.-THE convention fxed upon no name 70
the Organization. Chicago Tsmes, July 81
Aes s. Seese l. The Convention. In ii
middls q 6o,hng cauldron where resolutions a,
cooking" Thunder. Enter the three wi.ehe
-Psgh, 1soing and CdldwsN.
lssdWitch. Thrice the Democrat hath mewet
End Witch. Tn. ice aud once the Liberia
whined.
Sd Witch. Halstead cries, IT'S time, TT,
time
Enter Heeass Cunningham
Hsc. Oh, we'll done commend your pain,
And emery ah~H shnra I tie 0n...
And new about tho csulLron sing.
Lbs and Democrats in ring
Enchanting all that you put in.
Hecate retresl.
2sd Witeh. BY the pricking Of my thumbs,
Something wicked now comes.
Open locks,
Whoever knocks.
Enter Aaetsth Thsrman.]
xaeb. How now, you secret, black,
Aud midnight hogs.
What is you do!
AL. 4 deed without name
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-08-07

here tor hoars, looking At the bsauti.
fal scenery presented. But ! hasten
TO Monumsnt Park, which y situated
sbout nins milss north Of Colorado
SPRING., and y . lissls valley about
three miles long, running almost dus
east from the bess Of the foothills,
to the Monument Valley. Here the
visitor may readily imagine himself
in some vast oeme,ery, filled with
monuments of . departed racs. DIS.
tributsd principally upon the bluffs
enclosing the park, the mimic sepul-
chral sculpture. stands up amongst
the sombrs pisss, 10 almost every
conceivable variety Of form. Here,
- Ludlow says are obelisk little b
BY grave stones, foot high, truuca-
ted columns. shafts and cones, pedss
tai statues, PLAN, horizontal tablets
aud sorophsgi.f Many Of these are
almost - regular IN form - II they
had been tur1sd in . lathe, some
even having spinal line running
around them bum base to capitol.
Others are ialhionsd into ragged
shapes, and req 1snt TO the imsxina-
ZION, - Rsshes = says 10 his " Be
Cardinals and l1ans, picturesque lit.
tie cottages, Shalsss Twins, and 81.
most nu'nberlsss images OF the palpa-
BILE aud familiar.
There are . great many other
plsces your correspondent visited.
and which / should like to speak Of,
but tearing Old Sol is sending forth
his scorching rays in such .protusion
as TO give you too much Caloric to
appreciate . longer letter, I forbear.
RUsrIC.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-08-07
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
To william L Trsfton, and George NJ, Trsf.
ton;
Ysu and each Of you are hereby notified
that on or before the 9th day of September,
1873, there will be on file, in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court, Of Tsma
county, Iowa. = petition Of Joseph K. Csld-
well, claiming Of you, William L. Trafton,
four hundred and thirty dollars, with inter-
est thereon from september 23d, 1868, Is
the amount due on TWO plomissory notes,
and the foreclosure Of certain mortgage.
Also claiming reasonable amount as Att
torney's fees, for foreclosing the eame,
which mortgage and notes will be fully de-
scribed In said petition.
And unless you appear thereto, and de-
fend. on or before noon, Of the second day
Of the next Term Of said Court, being the
Ser TENDER Term Of said Court for the year
A y 1873 commencing on the third Monday
of September, A D 1878 ~ the Court House in
Toledo in said co .n:y defautt will b en-
tered against you, and judgment render.
ed thereon.
G. r. sTRUBLE,
30.33 Atty for Plaintiff.