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Singular II restoration OF a Patient in
the South Boston 1diotic Institution
-T1vcuty-Nino Stones Extracted
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Singular Restoration OF a Patient in
the South lsoston adiotic Institution
Txventy-Nino Stones Extracted
from a Hoy's Eucnd.
From tho Roston Times. Nou. 20.
A most remarkable occurrence has just sur
prised tho medical oflicers Of tho South Boston
tdiotio Institution. About two years Hlllco q boy
named john Smith, aged Hlxteen years, then liv-
ing with hin parents at Canton, Masa., becamo
the victim OF fast falling health, resulting from
no apparent or discoverablc cause.
Ho had at first lost his sense Of hoaring, then
finally waa almoHt wholly lost. His parents
wcro weighed down With grief al ono after
another tIeir unfortunate Bon bacamo tirst dcaf,
thou dumb But now, these senses gone, reason
itsolt appeared tottorlng to it's fall, and iiooy,
with ita vacant stare and hollow laugh, MAS writ
In the poor lads altorcd features.
Such was tho spectacle which tho poor boy
sorted to tho South Doston Idiot,o Iusti-
tuition. Ho was placed thero after =
consultation with tho Superintendent, DR..
Howe, who took him under Ais own
tic light of reason alckercd oa family for
al,ors space, and then wont out. and lett tho boy
apparently AOpoleBB montal wreck. 4 few
wools s!noo, the 1nothor, in one Of hel periodic
visits to SEQ hor unfortunate Bon, mentioned to
tno naatron Mrs. Mcdonald, that lie lad. whom
about years Of age, put some pobbla stones in
lii oara SwAlo at play, and that those had never
bcun withdrawn.
Mrs. Sarah Brown, lady doctor, residing on
shawnlit aycuuo who Is a frequent ylsitor At tho
Institution, having obtained this Glow to tho
Cause Of tho boy'saad condition, commenced cur
iug experiments. 4 syringe Waa ut Atst applied,
aid tllen ptobo. At last the probe produced d
gratiug sound aud further efforts rovealed, aB
Ind beeu anticipated, number Of snRll pol''
Bios lying deeb In the ear, bonoash the akin. Al
, 1873-11-29

Republicans In Roman. Democrats in italics. Lib
oral Republicans or independents In SMALL CATS.
In the lnat Senate, tho Democrats bud but fif-
teen members; now they have nineteen, and tho
prospect OF enlarging tile opposition majority in
the ncxt Senate to roplace mombors whoBo
terms expire March 5, 1875, ls ss follows.
Virginia having gono largely Democratic, will
replace Senator Lewis by an opposition Senator.
Tho aalno may be said Of Texas, and probably Of
West Virginia and Tennessee. !s Wisconsin has M
dofeal for recollection IL universally conceded,
wlilo m Independent Republican or anti-ring
man will doubtless replace him in the Senate.
In The othor Northern States, tho present Sem
atora will either be re-elootod or roplneed BY
members Of the same political faith, with the
exception Of Now Jersey, where tho Republicans
will gain Senator; and New York, wEe.o Son
ator Fcutou. who Joined the Liberal Nepubli-
cans last year, will bo Succeeded bY "truo
blue " Republican.
Wo como now to ihe roll OF tho present Honso
OF Kopreson tativos, which Las been Increased by
the Apportionmout net, under tho censns of
1870, from 24s members to 292 members, as fol-
lows:
, 1873-11-29
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TR1BuNE SATURDAY,

10 FepFPHo1is lto etTAgBlc III the lntoroHt OF no.
gro emancipation ~ vel! as OF Cuban fndopend-
encoi and. therefore. homo pains llnya boon
tahon to roouro tho good will antl nciyo oo.opor-
ation Of our colofcd oti:es and tao'r tried nd-
vncatea. In aome INSTANCES tlln bait Inns boon
swnIlowca; and oil tho vlciouH principle that
Tho end sanotIfod tho moaus. thoro ia Bome dis.
position to connlyo ut Illicit and criminal moth
odH It IL not unlikely TINT thoro may bo a few
escaped or captured Bavcs In the ranks OF tho
insurgents, l'heratod as q matter Of policy Or
ato and unconditional emancipation Ia honestly
sought by tho lhttor, my Aympatl,ioa would cor
tainiy flow In that direction. Bit, seeing
tl,at Now York Inns bccn tho chosen rasdezvouB
themselves to bo, what lawloss mups,1ren they
layo Invariably attempted, what elomonta Of
violence and cup'dity tl,oy hyno gathered around
thcm, wlnt Vaccinations thoy have artfully COLI
tryed to prcciptate us into IN unjustilable war,
with Spa!i,. placo no rolianco upon their prom
isea, and rcgaid thom Us utterly untrustworthy,
NJ po,tainiiig to tho liberation Of tho (tuln,
bondmeu. On tho otlle: hand IL tho present
Ropuolio of Spain can 10 maintained fund We
Gnu 40 mus a. nGt,9n to strengthen It by onr
contdonce that d docroo OF characterization will
speedily bo Issued by CaBtolar aul Ills Cabinet.
who lack nothing but tho ability to enforce sucl,
a.decree without All hours delay Under thcao
il wo force conflict OF arms botwcon tllo two
countries.
Tho ca.o Of tho Virgnius, then, ia con-
cIsely this: She waH not an Amer
lean yosBol, duly rogistcrol. ownod, aud
equipped, but d notorious 0libuator bn.
longing to unknown and Irresponsible partics.
rorllllously using tho American tlnp tn cnnconf
hor rcal character; crowded with Cuban insur-
gent leaders and reckless AdycnturorB and cur
rying large supply of arms mud ammunition
on Lcr wny to inyjsorato tho iuBurgout causr IN
iIagrant violation Of our troaty rolationa With,
Spain aud, after d hot chase on nearing tie
isand OF Cuba, having failed to execute hop mr.
| rcso through the yietlnnco OF t!le TornnIn woa
1ul,. ca1turnf1 and h1ndel ornr ~ 4l,n n,,ho, ~.
, 1873-11-29

London coal merchant Inns made al addition
90 ems ne curlosstieH Of Advertising which is cor
lle deaorioed lia merchandise in liz nows.
papers aB hlr. Sidney 1Iorbort'a boBt Goals,
3a." ile sold au uninla.np,able article, COM
posed largely Of elste, and when an ilate
trato, Mr. Herbert simply stated that tlo c;3nla
he sold for 81s. were tue bost ho lad, ind that
nH there wah no deception in Atrot roading Of
1!s advertisement, his customers Aad no riglt to
demand rearohs The Magistrate accepted this
without oven consuming h,n,---an illustration Of
tho met that law u not always Justice. For this
merchant was plainly swindler. Ho pretended
to soil Goals Wien lio really sold slate aud luz
olioise was Just aa ratort AZ that OF tho wing
seller, also IN Englishmap, who contracted to
supply hospital with "tho boat port wine at
sixpcncc bottle;" and who. whom tho poison
, 1873-11-29

Tho observance OF Sunday in Scotland 1oayes
nothing to bo desIrod, but there seems room for
so1no slight improvement IN tho observance Of
In tho Glasgow Mai| Of tho condition Of alrairs
ia that city Oh iato Saturday evening, bctweon
which time and Sunday morning upward Of
two hundred poraons wero taken to thu contral
Police Onlco' '"undcr tho influence OF drink"
lhrao men died from alcoholism, puro and
supple, and four persons had Limbs broken whilo
intoxicated.
, 1873-11-29
OUR NATIONAL LEGISLATURE.
Tho Torty-Tllird Congress, Whose
First Session Commences
Monday, Dec. 1.


From tht Cincinnati Commercial.
Tho Forty-sllrl Oongresa assemblies for itn
ilrst eosslol,, Oh Mondny, Doc. l, Tha vo!sai,
lcHB change In the complexion Of tho 1Ionso Of
Representatives than of tho Senate. While tho
Republicans llayo again secured ilore tllnn two.
thirds OF tho Lower House, they havo all but lost
aoMted by two.tl,irds voto. which lloy layo
controlled In unoroksa succession for tun years
past. Tho Sonate conaistr. wloh full, Of scsor-
ty-four mcmborH; Bnl tloro iB but one Roat
vacant In Tint body; 1t Ia R scat bGlongng to
LouiBiaun, contested by p. j. y. pinchback who
holds tho certificate of tho Kellogg Government,
against representative Of tho Democratic patty.
Whom this hoat Is filled, two:lhErds maturity
viii bc neon by tito following list, :lare forty
nine senato1s, tho Democrats nineteen, and she
Libcrnl Republicans five, or an aggregate OF
soyouty-tLroo. Tho Republicans will want
Irl,n f.ilt.,rfru In thn rnll Of Hnnntfrn ~
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laHt ono Of them, about tho eizo OF \ pima hoad,
waB rot out, than another. aud nnothor, until by
a,,cccHBivo inpotilona Of lilo experiment no lesa
linn tvonty-nno small pebbles wcro removed
from tho as'irorol's head. All thEa WAN donc
without nta, ling n drop Of blood Or causing any
tlstrasH to tho ratcrt.
Tho youth is now roganlng hia Lost aonacs to
tho uexpreHelblo JOY Of Ills pnronts. and tho no
)osH aaton!Bllnont of nll to whom tho clrcunl-
BtnnoeB Of hin long allliclion woro known.
, 1873-11-29

New YoRK, Nov. 28.--The Hardiu-WaIkcr will
caso was to have been before tho Surrogate again
today, but owing to tho sickness OF ono OF tho
until Dec s.
, 1873-11-29

himself by naBortng that ho did not arrco tn
1ipply tho best port wing, hut "tho best nori
vino ut gixpenco d bottio." fA'
, 1873-11-29

CHESS AZ FAR As OFF,
ALABAMA.
/. FRED. G. nAoMDEno.
9. james I. lsaI,ier.
3. Charles Pelham.
4. 'Chnrles Hnys.
+. John II. tuidtrelt.
&. 'Jose,,h II. Siass.
At Large, Alex. Wil1tc.
Christopher C. SleatA.
ARKANSAS.
I. Contested.
2. *0lirer +. Snyder.
3. Contested.
At L4rge, Hat. J. HAYNES.
CALIFORNIA.
!. Charles Clayton.
2. Henry T. Page.
8. join 4. Ltttlrtll.
4. 'Shcr. Q. Houghton.
CONNECTICUT.
!. sJose],h Il. Hawloy.
2. 'statAen ". Kellogg.
3. IL. II. 5tarkweatller.
1. 4.lF,n. II. Barnts'n.
DELAWARE.
]. James II. Lotland.
FLORIDA.
/. sJosil.h L. Walls.
9. 1fln. ]. Putnam.
GEORGIA.
/. Morgan lttstrts.
2. 'Isichnrl II. Whltclcy.
3, Philip Cook.
4. Henry X. Iiarrfs.
&. Jaulca q. Freeman.
0. Jamea II. Niou,lt.
7. 'P,cref u. u. 3'ossag.
8. Aiet. IL. Stephens.
0. usrdn. y. Hett.
ILLINOIS.
I. john u. Rice.
2. jasper D. ,yurd.
8. 'Charles u. FarWelt.
4. Stephen a. l1urlb.st.
8. 'HoratIo G. Hurchard.
Q, *John u. IIawiey.
I. Franklin Corwln.
8. areenb,lry l.. Fort.
9. Granville Dlrrere.
10. aHilua,n II. N"y.
II. }loberf al. Knapp
IL. 'James c. IiotsHtos'.
10. John MoNulta.
II. Joseph g. Cannon.
l5. john Il. Eden.
10. Jaluea s. Martin,
II. lt'rt. II. MORRISON.
18. Isaac Clo1,lcus.
~. tSanltset S. 1iArshdH.
INDIANA.
| !. 'fFm. L. 4Stbiack.
2. si,nco', Il. Vote.
| 3. 'lFni. =. Holman.
1. Jeremiah II. Wilson
8. John Cubllrn.
0. Morton @. Hunter.
7. TiionlaH j. Cuson.
8. "Jatnea N. Tyner.
0. Contested.
10. Henry u. Baylor.
II. sjasper Packard.
At Large, Godloye 8. 0rth
'Williap Williams.
IOWA.
i. sGeorge ". McCrarY,
2. sAy!ett It. Cotton.
3. swim. g. Donllan.
1. Henry o. Pratt.
8. james Wilson.
6. Wln. Loug!,Iidge.
I. john A. kasson.
8. James ". McDttl.
.. jackson, Orr.
KANsAH.
!. 'D1vlli p. Lowe.
2, Stephen 4. C0bb.
3. Wnl. 4. Phillips.
Kentucky,
!. sE'diaara Greenland,
2. Join Young Eropn.
8. Char!ts ". 1i1flikett.
1. 'lE'it!fam Il. Head.
q. 'Elfshu D. ,stt'ltteJoro
G. Elm. Il. AriAHr.
! 7. 'Jamts u. Heck.
| 8. Milton J. DHrht.1n.
: 0. 'Ce0rge Al. ddams,
~. John b. Young.
LOUISIANA,
, /. Contested.
! 2. Contested.
.. 'Choater u, Darrall.
4. Contested,
! s. sFra,lk Marcy.
: AtL.arga-Qolltasted. At
, MAINE.
!. !. John II. Uurlelgh,
J 2. 'Willia1n 7. Fs,u.
i 3. fJa,l.eA q. N!a,ilu.
J 1. Basnuol J.. lltrsey,
( q. sEagc.le .lu.
| MhtlYIAAp.
i !. Ephratal Il. I'flson.
! .. sStcreAso'i 4lreiser.
! q. N'tlt1aM j. Utlir,et1,
0 /. sIHomas Spa.s,,,
8. william. ]. Albert.
, 1873-11-29

1, Alex. e. 1Ya1lnco.
AZ Latgc-1llrt,. II. Cain.

a.
MAssAouusEI:ra. AZ Largc-H'rh. II. Caih.
! !!sSsmin hVnn'i " iisrrls !. :olt rIsh T. Batles
.. II. L. rlercc. 9. Jacoh NJ. Thornl'Afg,
t. 'Bam,ol Hooper. ,. Nm. Orutchnall.
g. Daniel ". 1Gorll. &. s.iohn II. Hr'ght.
+ =. NooRwooa 1iosr. 'f 1. t. :iash: 4: Thitthorn..
8. J. NJ. s. Will!nns. !. jain b. &. Atstns.
10. ,Aivah ororitor. .. Harbour Lowie.
II. 'ucnry L. Dawos At Lar8c.
l. Moses s'S.'isG; u. Tlsii, -''As' ~ ri Trx1s.
aesssss assss W!!sfa Wsl;ss"' &% H's :. ts%s@ aa"
:. WITH within a. r. nSsHGHs WiIIss.. ye a,,e"ek.
9. 5os!ah . Y n'golo At t1H d1;nrgo.
J. sstssns G%as p S"Hss g. Hssi,., d:e :e*nz t. q s. a'
Q. Jay A. liulbe'l.
miNhrsorA. VERMONT
l. SHARK II. Dunnell. !. 'Chnrics ". Willard.
{: sS ''ais i 4ss.l ss :: dse:ss u saase.
1s 1,%a1 Lamar !1mss !rms, = sfneE fIs1, =,
.. '1Icl,ry ". Barry. 8. J. A,ntlor sn,ttl.
t. !assR oso9as w.; j. nen,., j. M I.a # f. x{s f. 5!0~''
q. John Il. Lynch. Q. Thomas lrhttehead.
MISSOURI. 7. John T. Hurr,s.
J. sErastas % u Rsss. ''' - .. Hetss Il. ', Boiref.
3. tTi!t,a,n II Stont. wEsr v1no1Nn.
5. ii"SSa' i;,eIard e = % Ba5'd !. estsd oonsestsd
0. 'Harr!aon E. 1Iavcns. .. Conlcatcl.
!. .dJran com,"so. N'" /. Charles &. wiiilsms
y. .l8nnG U. Ihrkcr. 4. GERRY ". IL tzbt0ns
10. Ira D. Hyde. 3. y. Alien Barber
II. John u. Clark. Jr. 1. 'dter. Mitchell.
a. John II. Glover. 6. 'Churtes II. EtfFedJe.
49, 4 y!et II. Ittck7ser, Q. 'rlilotuB saws rr,
NEpRAaxA. I. Jeremiah NJ. nusk.
!. Lorenzo Croullse, 8. Alex. 8. McDul.
TERRITORIAL DELEGATES.
ARIZONA. MONTANA.
'nlctard c. Mccormick. Martin Alaqtnnlss.
COLORADO. NEW MEXICO.
Jerome b. Chaieo. g. .. EtklnB
. DAKOTA. UTAH.
'Aosts r. Armstrong. George O. Cannon.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON.
Morton p. ChipMan. Obadiah u. AcFddden.
.. IDAHO. WYOMING.
.inhn Hailty. Wi!1iam Il. Steele
Republican, IN Roman.
N l.,
Members OF tho aBt Congress-.
It will be acon that Of the whole number Of
Roproscntatlyes-elect (the Territorial Delegates
having no yotcB) 1870 we're mombors Of the Inst
House, while no loss tni 172 aro new mombors.
OF the latter number, however. twenty have
been members Of former Congtossea. Tho roll
foots up as folowa
Republicans .lyk
Den0fFhta. u
Liberal Republicans or independents. ...........
Contested Eeat&,... ~
Total Eva
IA two-thirls Of 292 ia 195 members, this gives
the Republican pnrty an assured two.thirds ma
jority for suspension Of tho raloB, kc., In caHo
four out OF tho ten contested seats arc hwaraed
to Republican claimants, as they arc pretty suro
To bp.
, 1873-11-29

REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FonTY-TH1HD con-
CHESS As FAR As OFFICIALLY AscEnTA1NEp.
, 1873-11-29

NEVADA.
|, sChartes ". Kendall.
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
|. william, u. Sluull.
!. Austin 7. Pike,
j, sIiosen ", Parker,
NEW JEnBYy.
|. sJohu ". lIazcltou.
j, Sau,uc. 4. Dot,blus,
J, Amos Clark, Jr.
/. Robert Hamilton.
5. WM. Walter I,lelps.
]. Marcus t, Ward,
!. Ivuao ". Scul1er.
NEW York,
1. Henry ". Stlltider.
4. John e. ScI.t.m0ktr.
5, Stewart L. Woodfprl.
i. I,h}liD s. Crooko.
s. slfi{ifnnl II. Iioberks.
O. IS. s.. Gor.
Z, I,i.o1nat j. Crta.aer,
8. John u, Lawson.
@. David u, A1ellisl,.
o. 'Etrnanda Hood.
/. sf'larEso,. y. f'cfttY,
n $f1h,r1ea St .1ol,r
q. john o. Wu1TEHouaE,
/. Uapid II, Uetsatt&
+ sE'ff PERU,
q. James s, Slnart.
7. Robert s. Halo,
4. 'Wtllta,1, 4. Wheeler,
d. Henry II, uathorne,
10. David WILDER.
H. sOlinto1l L, Merriam,
a. sEll{s Ii, Roberts,
a. .Wiilia11i i, Lansing.
H. sIf 1IoIlanl puel1,
u. d. D. hicDougall.
a. sWilj,u1n il. Lat,lport,
- ~ rhoman 1 d. pIatt.
- - ~ % Isnar,,n,nn Smith.
10 = Freely1nn Clarke,
nj f5corun ii. IIosktns,
Al. T,y,r,au X. Bass.
a. q, syaiter d. Sessions,
'-' A. .s.1 I'nraaN NI.v.nnn Trn-
nnin s
HnnrIi CAROLINA,
i sflLinto,i'I. Cot,h.
. .GharIrs Il ,rhor,as.
\. s,i{fr,tf II. lY,,fitiet{.
l. William, 4. Smith.
&. .Ja7aes II. Leach,
9. Y,Ao,nas y. <tsi.e.
y I,,.I;;,.,. - r,,ht,jns
, 1873-11-29

1otaI
IA two-thirds Of 292 ia los members, this gives
the Republican party an assured two.tllirds ma
four out OF tho ton contested seats arc awarded
to Republican claimants, as they arc pretty suro
To bp.
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Fall Feeding for Winter.

No breeder should fail to bear in
mind that nearly all Tho benefits OF
abundant summer feed may BIO sacri-
feed in few short weeks of inatten.
ton or mistaken economy OF food in
the TALL and early winter. All loss
of flesh is loss of money, and ia
fine stock, in the rearing OF which
improvement Is sought, loss OF
flesh involves an advance back.
wards" Especially is this true Of
short.horns and Herefords among
cattle, and OF al other breeds Of do
mest:c animals, whose value i chief
~ for thei. flesh. Thorough breed.
ing is not more necessary than thor
ough feeding, and the latter means .
full supply Of nutritious food during
he animals life a. . breeder. Let
no young herdsman be deferred from
prcssverisg in tie practice Of gener.
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On. A. TRAsK'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
FOR THE CURE OF
iNTIAMxAToRy DISEASES.

4 courss ~ cxrcriments upon the medical prop:
critics and power Of vegetables, separate an! ana
sSsSsd e p1s:s MI to the result
a. ia experimcntS, Z combination Of Vegetable
sxtfscts, the power Of which In REMOVING ais'
9 snsaussd IN the :nn.; = ., ee@Sins
Zion al thsss powerful Vegetable ExtIacts with
tlsctdcisy or Magnetism In the form u ID o'n''
GSrsaa~. n n. that tho remarkable and
Unprecedented success which has attended fe
Application 10 the cure Of diseases, stamps II =!
ohce e. the greatest discovery OF the age, ano
calls foe . trial and close investigation o. i's
il never fails, whilc there RENAME ssf.
Acient life TO restore . natural and healthy &C,
ton 70 TIE capillary - be o. bood hs
means . controlling power Is gained over the
most malignant forms Of disease, which cannon
b. obtained from any other remedy.
sion, that Il pcnetrates to every portion q
She hRmsn frame: every bone and muscle, VEN,
nerve and llgaIncnt 10 searched out and made
Hence Hence il cepes a. readily with internal Is ex,
Mamerous Instances are on record
whore this remedy has restored health oi TO- e e.
Internal remedies s JAILED TO prod.ce sny essct-
ss Ss = =; e. sqSsS' been A' case In
Aissaee where tho Magnetic Ointment can be OBJ.
tanned.
RoP n0ammatory Rheumatism
this Ointment il the most complete remedy ever
prepared. For Diphtheria or Putrid Sore Throat
u 10 unrivaled.
In nlnOtysnlme eases out OF Q
hundred, II will AFFORD entire relief to the worst
eases OF Nerveus Headache in thirty minutes.
For Nervous Diseases this medicine =
OF immense value
A6eetlAns or the spine, Rheumatism.
Lsmeness. liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Pleurisy, Croup. Collie, Cholera Morbus, Ague IN
the Face or Breast, Burns, 6csld Head, Scrofula,
Salt Rhenm, Erysipelas, lnhamed Eyes, Fever
Sores, Sores. ETC.. Will be Immediately relieved
By the use Of Dr. Trssk's Magnetic Ointment:
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X aqRFpaga5E gss-aa ~ a4FETsl ~ Y,
ona feedioU bv the bupbedr OF the


Gus feeding by the bugbedr OF the
forcing system. Possibly one breed
ing animal in Z thousand 10 Injured
BY being fed too highly while not
suffered to take the necdfnl exercise.
But if so. at least FIVE hundred IN
every thousand fail to improve them
selves or in their progeny, because
their owners practice tho natural
system. Remember that nature does
not improve. Noah took into the
ark just as good buffalos, camels,
deer and domestic animals as nature
where owns to-day Progress is
10 tho corn .cr,b, the blue grass pas.
,ure, and in the nevcr.ceasing care Of
man, be the blood what it may
Exchanges.
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Victory Over Railroad Mon.
opoll0o.

The railroads in Illinois have fought
to the Supreme Court, and at that
tribunal. the right of the people to
tax them like other property, but
through q late decision Of the Su.
preme Court OF Illinois the people
have gained the victory. The question
arose on the right to tax railroad
beds, except as land occupied by the
railroads, the said railroads contend
ing that
"Tbe land occupied for right Of
way, and fitted for use a. such by
grading. filing. cuiverts and bridges,
should DO assessed ~ land only, with.
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mt regard to work on it."

out regard to work on it."
But the Court held otherwise, and
declared j:
.Wc cannot concur in this view.
The Legislature has declared TINT
this strip of land shall be particular.
" deserted in the schedule, and,
with the improvements upon 1t shall
be taxed at its value. There can be
no doubt upon this point.
And 80 the case stands for the
people. Now let us SEQ what can
be done in Iowa.
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GREAT IDUSTRIES
OF TIE UNITED STATES.

1900 pages, and 500 engravirgs, printed
in English and German, written by twenty
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