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DISTRICT COURT.

IN VAN EURES COUNTY.
commencing on the let Monday of ,Iun nary
and I'd Monday Of August.
IN WAfELL1 COUNTY.
Commend On the I'd Monday nj January
and the I'd Monday after the I'd I0ndAr OF
AusnAi.
IN DAVIS COUNTY .,
Commencing On the Ath Monday after The
3d MUHdav OF January, ana the StE Monday
after the 80 Moudsy OF August.
IN aPPASoOsE COUNTY,
Commencing on the Let Monday "C March
and the "a Monday Of October.
IN WAYNE COUNTY.
Commencing On the 18th Monday Of itsirrh
and the It'll Moaday Of october.
IN LUCAS COUNTY
Commencing on the 81 Monday after the
II, Monday Of March, aud the "a Monday al
ter the sth Monday III October.
IN MONROE COUNTY.
Commencing on the ith Monday after tho
.ih Monday OF March, and the fth Monday
after the 18th Monday or October.
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Fine Rembrandt's Photographs made a,
Hover's Union Block.
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The Rouseheld Panaeea

W0Uy 1AWxAUOWE
10 the best remedy In the world for the following
complaints, viz: Cramps In the Limbs and stom.
och, Pain In the Stomach. Bowels. or side. Rheu.
matism In al its forms, Billions Colo. Neuralgia,
Cholern, Dysentery, Colds, Fresh Wounds, Burns,
Sore Throat, Spinal Complaints, Spfains ami
Bruises, Chills and Fever For Internal end ES.
ternAl use
Its operations 10 not oniy to relieve the patient,
but entirely removes the eanse of the complaint.
II penstrAtes and perraics the whois system, re-
storing healthy action 10 al. its parts ana quick
enlng the blood.
1hs 8sussAslA Panaeca il purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prepared by CURTIS 4 ERuNN,
No. 2l5 Fulton street, New 1orx.
For sale by oil druggists. july lowiy.
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Millinery Goods.

NJ. II. Hawks is prepared to gel! Mill.
merry Goods Of wholesale and duplicate
Chicago and Ut Louis prices give him call
aud save your freight and other expenses.
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NEW GooDs, NEW G0oBs,!

Large sales and Small rr0fts!"
JG. Meek will open, this week, a
hew Stock Of Winter Goods of all
kinds,-bought this month at the
lowest New York panic prices. Don't
Tail to go to Meek's store. His stock
|s large and prices must rule low.
Next door to Ottumwa House. wit.
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WM. FULLER, M. D.

PHYSICIAN. ua,is,e ANA
IA residence On n street, hear Court. All
sssl- la town aud country Promptly attend
I'd t,.r n. " ~tt
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$72 90 EACH WEEK.

Agents wanted everywhere. business strictly ,e.
gitimaee Address, J. WORM Co., st. Louis, No
sep95, i872-wly
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uover keers on hand large stock si the
latest style of frames p. q. Block, Mar
ket 81, nov 8 tlEw
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Physicians Pocket Cases, Surgical In
struments, Trusses. Shoulder Braces, and
anything kept in the Drug line. al the
large store Of Taylor, Blake & c..
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RESIDENCE LOTS

wish to Sell, at once, lots "a, 10 and 50. IA OF.
tumwa; comprising nearly an acre OF ground, and
having frontage OF l9s feet on Wapelio street
and the same on Fifth. These lots are all fenced
together New Side walks laid along both streets
new stable, and good large cistern. Parties wish
ing this or any other Of my Iowa property will
please address me az Buchanan, Mich.
oct 81 div twin G. W. DEVIS,
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TERMS or COUNTS
or THE
% JUDICIAL DISTRICT
For. I&14.5.

Pursuant 10 SEC. la5 Of the Code OF lows
Laws ofths 18th Ger.ra, Assembly, we the
Undersigned. Dtstric& and l'tieutt Judges ui
the "a JuCiciSi District Of Iowa do hereby
order that the Jerins o. the District and
Circuit Courts In and Tor said District far tas
years 1874 and 1875 be held AT tHe t"i!oy?ius
.irlnG fI.s
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CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COU RT.
JS arPASoosECouNfY.
Commencing on the lst Monday ofJanasry,
aud 3d Monday of August.
IL WAYNE COUNTY.
Commencing on the 18th Monday, Of Jsn-
uery. and the "a Monday after the "a Mcndsy
INLUcAS COUNTY.
Commencing on the ii Monday after the
tili Monday Of January, And the iih Monday
after the "a Monday OF August.
IN MONROE COUNTY
Commencing on the 4th Monday after the ith
Monday OF January, and the 9Th Monday
after the Sd Monday or August.
IN wAPELLO COUNTY.
Commencing on the I'd Monday of MArcL. and
the 18th Monday of October.
IN VAN buren, COUNTY
Commeueing on the nh Monday after the
AvIsCoU.rY
Commencing on the .th Mondsy after til. I'd
Monday of March, end the ith Monday aiter
the 9TH Monday OF October
Witness our hands this 18th dry of sep
NORRIS ]. WILLIAMS,
,,,,,prS, plst.ic. Judge. "a District.
STATE OF IOWA.
WapfLio Co.
l.. n Cooley Clerk ot the District and
Circuit Courts, i'll snd for Eaid county, do
hereby certify the foregoing 10 be true copy
ofthe original order, fixing the terms OF said
courts, In and for the second Judicial Dis
on file and OF record In my offlca. And In
pursuance of section los OF the Code Of 1873, IT
is hereby ordered that the sane be Pnbiisnsd
COURIER, . weekly Newspaper printed and
pueliahed In the town OF .OTTuMWA. said
county. Given under my hand and sea! his
CT n nj n
tL.s &. N COOLEY. Clerk.
Nov. wit
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w. n. C. JAQuEs.

n TrORSEY.AT-LAW AND LOAN BRO
"A KER. once over ft,s. National Sank.
Ottumva. Iowa. 6ac4l'Ta-dw
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Or. ]. LOCKWOOD,
O. NJ. LADD,

A TrpRNEY.ar-LsW. VIII practice In
~ all the courts ~ The state, and attend
promptly 10 ali collections that may be IN
trnsted 10 htni Uliica over taias Bachrnttu'..
Iewciry store, Si'nR.wa. Iowa. sel7'5fwle
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

n TrORNEys-AT-LAw and No.ar!es Pub
a lie, Ottumva, Iowa. ONCE corner OF
Market and second streets. opposi lie Post of
uce Block. Collections speciality, ju23d Aw
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there is no lane 90 long that it has no
turn" There are many people, who,
in time, press to their own lips the
poisoned draught they have so merci-
lessly pressed to the lips Of others.
A NICE QuEsTIos OF TAsrE.-Jew.
eler-"What kind of chain would
you liker' Young MAXWELL, I
don't know, hardly. What Kind of a
chain do you think ought 10 have
that Is, what style would you think
would be the most becoming for o
young man what carries groceries
home to some of the best families in
town."
The Peoria Revieto says. Zone @.
the legislators from Peoria county IL
going to introduce bill into the Leg
islature this winter, forbidding bar.
bers to hold conversation with theil
customers, unless tho patient open!
the campaign. Imagine the luxury o
enjoying shave without listening t,
detailed account Of the origin, rise
development and progress of a bile
on o BARRIERS leg"
! A New YORK lawyer by the nam,
of Sunderland 10 getting rich by suin,
newspapers for libel. There is M
"spec" in his cases for his le yal breth
rem, as he attends to his cases himsell
. In his first tilt he recovered $50
!, damages from Henry c. Bowen, for
publication in the Brooklyn Union
next he punished the Sunday Mcrcur
to the extent of $1,000; and on Thurs
. day last, he obtained another verde
! against Bowen and his partners 70
$4,000
, 1873-05-22

and several othors to tnko drink. While stand
ing At tho bar,. 4 dispute arose rosnlting ae
to tho olesk Of tlio boat and nskcd for package
OF money rboh ho had deposited. After getting
IT, 1lc jumped ashore and made Lis Escape. Tho
murder was ono Of tho most unprovokod tllat
to Cannon, ind lad mover exchanged . word
with him. Cannon wns drinking, and lad
throatened to Kill ono OF tho clerks Of tho boat.
and while walking down tho cabin, 80" Morgan
sitting on chair with hts foes On tue T~a Seek o.
0dosf .Ss fsaua ePf0isops Morssn % athoat @ moving
pistol to bis head, fred, and mnade hia eaospe a.
alrondy reported. Cannon WAS a desperate char.
acter, and attempted to kill Ills own efstor. It
ia thought ho wlfl attempt to reaoh Texan: -.
, 1873-05-22
WALL STREET.,

md Produce Markets.
Special Dspasch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, May 21,-Wall street in intenaelv
dull Money continues in rood aunn1v IT, H.
apf1 that ,,,r.. ..,.,.t~. 1 .Ft' ~
49, s,.as. s"s u."ns ooun'fs paua' n@So oeen puf-
coaaefa o. Z por cont OF tirst-class ninety days
NOW York commercial paper, believing it will
yiold botter interest than they could hone to
realixo from any nthnr Investment
n-:"
WEAK anu inactive. ff1ces made gradual de-
cllne OF u 10 por cent, but with tho excop-
tions OF Pacihn,hafl Erie, and WoBtorn Union, tho
changes aro less than " per cent. Tho decljno
nna1atod .ho .5orn,s.r1 ,nara,n..,s ~on' n.o,'
asslStoa ara asa % sno ao"n"ara moYemont. Rrok"
to tho aovoFn}ng Committee asEine that slpa busi1
F. na from @ tne lat Of June to tho 1st OF septem-
oef' Ih1s la noln6 elgned extensively.
,,-.,,,,,ao GOLD.
,zo, aa h tne 1avGfaoig reports from
!s;olling the market down docs. not appear, and
tho Il only reasonable solution Of tie mystery is
that one OF the leading operators is doing 40 pre-
paratory to bidding Tor q ,boo,o ooo OF Govern
mens gola to-molrow: ~ ~ accounts agree that
ny eS 9ssisoqs e e5ts!a16g fss nilaps ne
tie control control Of tho market; The novel
onaha OF ;'st as ny sas
l:gatsnaore t., .3 sacites much eoment end the
fignt o. s1e socre.ary M to mako the demand ia not
coneeaoa a py many: me Mussla @ TOOK out S3l3,-
~ 80 II spepao' 81 wmcn s1ouogo "ero eola snip
peu y tae oana or hEtish North AmcTlca nc
remainder MAS silqer qer1n,,,,.>n, Dass,
, 1873-05-22

UINo1NNATI O., May 21.-some anxiety was
produced here to-day by tho announcement in
the afternoon papora that tlloro had been throo
deaths from oholora on tho steamer John Kill
gour, bound from New Orleans to this city, ono
having occurred botwocn ViokBburg aud hIen-
phis, another at paducah, KY, aud tho Third
before reaching Evansville. dispatches from
Lousvillo tonight atato TINT Capt. ston, COM
mandor Of tho Kigour, doniea tLoro having boon
any deaths from cholera on Ills vesacl Wlat
grounds thoro may have boon for those rumors
can only bo ascortainod after tho arrival Of the
boat, which will probably be tonight or to-mor-
TOW morning.
organized among tho trades-unions hore to take
vigorous preventive measures iu regard to tho
cho1era,
, 1873-05-22
official Troubles III Wcst Virginia.

:. WAEELlNo, ". "a, May ALA Weston, ".
tho Hospital for. tho Insnno met there to-day,
and were refused possession or even inspec-
ton Of tho records by Superintendent
Camden. who waa theroupon removed aud
Dr. Bland, OF Weston, appointed. Camden
was the appolntoe OF the old Board of Public
Works, wloao validity Gov. Jacobs doos not
Tecognizo: The legality Of tile now board
being denied, tue old holds on till the successors
m are legally appointed md qualified. Tho now
dlspossosscd by forco or by appeal to tLo coirts.
1t is not expected force will be- used by tho Gov
eInor, nor that oaHe will DO made for the court,
w there has been d decision on the ponitentiary
caso Involving tho Same question. It ia expected
Court At i!a June neaaiou In this city.
, 1873-05-22
THE .M0D0C WAR,
Another Fight With tho Red-skfns---
- Their Defeat and Flight.
Capt. Jack and His Band seeklno a
Junction With the Pitt.
River Indians.
The P1utes Wandering from Their
Reservation.

. SAN TnANo1sco, May 21.-A dispatch from
Yrcka snys the Modoca loft tho 1avn.bed about
two days after the attnok Of Capt. JaokHon's
force. Tho old stronghold has been abandoned,
and jack Is making his way towards tho tho PITT
Rivor Indians. Tho Warm Springs, Perry an'
Haebrouck arc pursuing. "t 1:., :"
It isroportca that = quarrel Inns arisen anon
tho aavages. two-thirds Of thom doclating tho:
will light no longer. -,
Tho employment Of troops in the lava-bed b
quite usoloaa at present. :.
A oourior was slot at close to VanDromor's.
Batteries A and X. Fourth Artillery, remain III
camp ut the lava-botl.
Another dispatch Gays tho Modoca aro scat.
tered in the country around Butte aud Antelope
Crooks.
On Monday Hasbroouk ovorlau1od the Modocs,
A Evc1y fight onsuod In the hills close to Fair.
child's. Tho Modocs wero driven southvard on
tho Tiohnor road towards tho timbcred buttes.
Five Modoca nro reported killed In tho battle.
Ton Bquaws and papoosos were captured Tho
troops on Tuesday woro hurrying toward Van
Bremor'a, pursuing tho Modocs. There Is no re-
port Of any loss OH tho part Of tho soldiers.
= Another dispatch from Yreka this afternoon
say8 tho Modoce aro still going toward the Pitt
River country. Trails have been discovered
showing that tho Modocs and Pitt River Indiana
have boon In constant communication. It is be-
Ieved tho Pitt Riyors aro with jack now.
The piutcs are out Of their country also,
Twenty-Five were seen In Surprise Valley, but
they suddenly disappeared.
1t Is reported that large quantities of Ammu-
milton have boon sold to tho Pitt River Indiana.
Several councila havo boon hold, and their atti-
tudo is threatening. Old Shave Head tells them
fhnp f1ttof Hn1,f Ant ttou
, 1873-05-22

WAsu1NoroN, May 2l.-For tho Northw, ~ mud
ontre Lake Region, and thence to Miasr nj snd a
Kentucky, low barometer, risng ten ,n"r. ,nr" ana
aoutheaaterly and aouthwoatc1ly wir .js coudy
Weather, aud occasional rain, olea .inr want II
the Upper Miaaasipp tomorrow. FnF Temnos. pn ~.
SEQ aud tho Gulf and South Altar Lie States. ris-
or, and ocoanonal rain For t'ae Miidia ststoa yas
slowly diminishing pressure, >, aoutheastoriy snd
southwosserly winds, o1ou' ~ Weather snd rsn shu
as Clearing t9:morrow T. yir Sta, For o.n.da md
NSW M. hEnna a@ S.tn1 md northeasery
Weather. "<''' ""@ AH'H5
, 1873-05-22
METEOROLOGICAL.

Signal Service bureau Reports and
Pr0KnoRtiCatlonas
CHICAGO, May 91-10:l8 p. m.
The following reports have been received from
the places mentioned below:
, 1873-05-22

MEnrals, Tenn, May 2l.-A terrible tragedy
lying at Idlowid, 30 miles below here this morn
Ing. A planter, named Robert Morgan, who, In
company with Ills aancee, had gotten aboard at
Friar's Point, w.r shot and instantly killed by
john Cannon, who was somewhat under tho ln-
duence Of liquor, and who had invited Morgan
, 1873-05-22
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION,


ATLANTA. Ga, May 21.-In the Convention Of
uoyernors. to-day, there was considerable dis
cussion on the proper mothod of building .
aoyernm ent work, and not unlor tic control Of
3 HF1avato: corporation. Gov. Houdrioks hAd IN
IL 4 me- nor,.l to Congress was adopted, urging
tho At;anto: eloquent adarossos @ wore Gro made made by w
nov nov Wood, OF Missouri, aud Gov. Brown, Of
tEn lem eYaoe The Convention declined to accept
tno I Nndcred excursion, and adjourned sino die.
o-uight.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-01
AN INExPERlEncep COOK.


Uncle Enoch, the hero of the an
nexed incident, was not an experience
ed cook, as we shall presently show.
He and Tom b. once went on ..
claiming and ceiling cruise, to stay
several days.
They carried provisions with them,,
and took possession of small house
built for the convenience of such
parties, where they could lodge and
do their own cooking.
One day, when they had been at
work hard digging CLANS, until the
sun was getting we'll up toward meri-
dian, Enoch started to the house to-
make preparations for dinner. The
bill OF fare for the day was to consist
simply of boiled rice. Some half an
hour later, his partner, with an appe-
tite sharp set, walked into the shanty.
He was struck with astonishment at
beholding their two little camp pans
heaped up with half.cooked rice,
and pyramid of the same on the
inverted pot-lid.
Enoch was holding ladle full in
his hand, and stareing aghast at the
rice In the pot, which was swarming
over the rim like cloud of white
ants, while suspicious odor indicted
that it was burning on the bottom.
"Where'n thunder'll I put all this
swamp seed % he exclaimed in des-
pair. "I've filed all the dishes in
the shanty, and / don't gain on it
much"
Tom saw how the case stood, and
became volcanic with inward laugh
ter.
SHOW much OF the rice did you
put in the pot, uncle Enoch? ?"
swell | filled her up level FULL
thought I'd cook enough, as we might
be pretty hungry"
"You old wooden-he head! Didn't
you know that rice would swell in
boiling ?''
"Swell?" he repeated, as if his
mind was just grasping a new phi
losophical fact. "Swell yes, yes ;
so twill. Wall, it's too late now to
stop it. / reckon we'll have to let
her swell.'
And to this day Tom B. 'swells,'
even to the point of explosion, when
ever he recalls the scene to his
mind.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-01
WHAT WE OWE TO WINTER.

1t is not often thought that we owe
all our habits and institutions to win.
ter. We do not bear in mind that
the reason why Northern nations are
more manly than Southern is that
there is winter in the North, or no
winter in the South. Winter makes
nations manly by driving men into
social unities, and obliging them to
live with each other, and devise ways
for their instruction. In a mild oil
mate, where there is no necessity for
men to dwell under a roof, they
wander abroad, and in a great meas
ure dispense with each others socie-
ty, SO that although they may have
certain amount of cursory enjoy
ment, they are comparatively
uninstructed. But in severe climate
like this, when the cold season shuts
men out from the field, and they re-
treat from their ordinary avocations.
and the days are short and the
evenings are long, the dwelling
becomes castle and a school- house,
and there must be not only labors,
but conversations and readings.
Under such circumstances the family
is a center of knowledge; and, if
there be any leaven it, center of
Christianization. The shortening of
days and the frightening of evenings
make great difference in the civil
ization ofnations and I think it may
be said that New England and all
the Northern States owe as much to
the fact that they have long winter
IS to any of their laws or institutions !;
it gives rise to such household edu-
cation, such domestic culture.-H.
w. BREcHRR.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-01

A number OF Christian ladies Of st.
Louis have been giving their attention
to the social evil law of that city.
The result of their examination, it ID
said, leads to the conclusion that, at.
ter the experience of two or three
years, all who know the facts must
confess that the law has entirely
failed to be of any public benefit.
Indeed, there is sufficient evidence
that it has accomplished little or no.
thing a. q health measure, and there
10 proof that its moral influences are
hurtful. The testimony of mistress
Of disreputable honse to these lad.
les was in effect that since the pass
age of this law they are visited by
men of better social standing in the
community. The law does not re-
strain Righteousness, but throws
about it such apparent safeguards
that the timid and more reputable are
led easily int the snare.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-01
WHAT THE LEAF DOES.

1t pumps water from the ground
through the thousands of tubes in
the stem of the tree, and sends it In
to the atmosphere 10 the form OF nm
seen mist, to be condensed and fall
ia showers ; the very water were II
not for the leaf, would sink into the
earth and find its way, perchance,
through subterranean channels to the
sea. And thus it is that we see il
works to give us the "early and the
latter rain." 1t works to send the
rills and streams, like lines of silver,
down the mountain and across the
plain. 1t works to pour down the
larger brooks that turn the wheels
that energize the machinery which
gives employment to millio9s-com.
merce stimulated, wealth accumla-
ted aud intelligence disseminated
through the agency of this wealth.
The leaf does it all. 1t has been de-
monstrated that every square inch OF
leaf lift $500 of an ounce every
twenty -four hours. Now, a large
tree has about FIVE acres Of foliage,
or 6,272.630 square inches. Thus
being multiplied by $500 (the
amount pumped by every inch,) gives
us the result-2,252 ounces, or l,176
pints, or 294 quarts or barrels. The
trees on an acre gives 500 barrels in
twenty. four hours. An acre Of grass,
or clover, Of grain, would yield about
the same result. The leaf is o work
er, too, in another field of labor,
where we seldom look-where it
works for the good of man in the
most wonderful manner. 1t carries
an immense quantity of electricity
form the earth to the clouds, and
form the clouds to the earth. Rather
dangerous business Transporting
lightning but it is particularly ft-
ted for this work. Did you ever see
a leaf entire as to it's edges z 1t is al
ways pointed, and these points,
whittier large or small, are just fitted
to handle this dangerous agent.
These tiny fingers seize upon and
carry it away with ease and wonder.
fl dispatch. There must be no de-
y .; it is slime freight" True, j,
ometimes gathers up more than the
drunk can carry, End in the attempt to
crowd and pack the baggage the
trunk gets terribly shattered, and we
say the lightning struck the tree.
But it hasbeen str uck q thousand
times before. This time it was
Observation-Disclosures EatOmOlo
0ist.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-01
TRANSPORTING BUTTER TO HOT
CLIMATES.

For many years butter has been
sent from Copenhagen to Europe in
Theoretically sealed cans. Although
the business was commenced origin.
ally as an experiment, it has expand.
ed to such degree that, during the
past two years, it has occupied sew.
eral of the largest butter dealers in
Copenhagen. The object of pack
ing the butter in this manner is to
protect it against the action of air
and heat this is 80 completely at
tanned that butter has been sent from
Copenhagen to China and back
again, without the slightest detri-
ment to its edible qualities. The
principal places of demand are Chi
ma, Brazil, Java, Spain and other
countries, generally through London
or Liverpool houses. The packages
vary in size up to eight pounds, al
though those of four pounds are gen.
orally preferred. The cans are lined
inside with wood saturated with
with salt pickle, and, when, filled,
are sodered up. This treatment is
thought to exert very important
influence in the preservation of the
butter.-M Y. Tribune.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-01
EVILS soF sLoTH.

went by the field of the slothful
and by the vineyard of the man void
Of understanding, and 10, it was all
grewn over with thorns, and nettlei
covered the face thereof, and the
stone wall thereof was broken down.
Then saw, and considered it well ;
Hooked uponit and received instruc.
ton. Yet a little, sleep q little
slumber, little folding of the hands
to sleep 80 shall thy poverty come
a. one travelsth (; and thy want ~
IN armed man.--sSoI00son,