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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16
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" single esse A Itseal II she wsi,rt
wanting tattr ha,'cr ~ family a.r.
went T. st,e II The hrss.tiasA Village
s'etts aai procured sann via, WIS
he haft 4 HI. haak keeper. when shp
op.ntl ,he tsil IL whish /, vas l,roagh,
IN, y perceive \ strung her seHr "A N
ana urnn tasting, there VA tin, same
unmlssatahle kerosene taste The
butter vas ht'sln butter. ahl. evident.
", aside fram this ,ain., n geal article
How slpi this hu'ter acquire thi. al !
and tas,ey Near W. In The same
apartment, were Kerosene easks aud
other Kerosene vessels. AMI kerpacnc was
measured N, here, a. we'll Il. muah ether
merchandise the hatter was turac,l
ont Il the Tub Oh to \ platform and
covered osef with paper or sunc light
material aetl ir,n this cut anil dealt
nut What wanirr that. naiur such
circumstances butter should contract
unpleasant sulcll aud taslr Retail
dealers, frequently, arc dealers IN pca.
oral merchandise. groceries. etc, anil
MT sui, 'ient'y carc,n IN dealing aut
their hnttrr, ot,rn X, from tie mpla..
500 cask, potato bin N keresene rask IL
tho lutscr tub, IL thcy are not all kept
IN the same apartment with many other
oloteus articles, md then the consumer
puts All tlu blanc nppn tho rpor inno.
cent farmer v,,, malo tho stun"
and sul,l il ior good butter, Tic l,uor
farmer bu,trr-iualcr has .itn an, sholt,
cnilings sufficient IT, shoulder without
having u ANSWER lpr the eaul,ss grocery.
lnan ani general retailer. sp ploa 4
49, a'lu tlie1ela l,s asking him ii share
Others fau,ts w u. White.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

WIS I. Il t'tas ,he inhahi,auss II ~.
tailei tristan countries fear to iie
NE u all o.hptsY This rsisstion
nas tmisl' fat which IA navel u
Hant, wi. Tn IaFt ia tfur, True
Christians urv undoubtedly III Tim hnur
III lrnili sustained II, their faith. aud
w ieal n many calm holy, and pearr.
fai Christians deaths but ,hu faet
remains .ha. death Ii dreaded by The
itass u mca Ii Christian countries
| h.ra arc many we'll authenticated
accounts VI t'rislia1, narl,r,lo,n Where
men md wonel lpr their roll Rion have
un''inehingls suffered ignpminy, perse.
eutiun, aud ,,ealh, i'll, tho saine Ii tfue
4 the ,ie,etees II uthcr crueds. The
heatlien however. II npt ~ face death
'alnly lIp lpak4 ~ II simply N u
nasa physical rain io him thrre Ii
il horror " VIII, Il beyond tho grave
To weak and tinil Hindu, who sub.
niis 10 insu, aud abuse without ths
courage t,tttiku unr blow Ia Ill. t~n
'lie'rn. GOO ealml, ii lis execution,
.i,nt's .ayips. II, Il lilo will ~ HuI !"
fln 'iipnl'len thIneu" dics viii,
slnile .h,eb IL ci,ililike and bland,
NGl'e ihp peor JsI,snrse viii eoma,i.
hhiihali ns 4 substitute fnr uun wasl.
lllpr tnuu NJ Hrtlet III enr, il INV hun.
itpl \ isrs w III destitute wifa aud
children Tie Ne,th American IN.
Iian bufhs IL tie stake with thu war
s.tus 10 ~ lipa aui tho African In hs
oaf ,ud !. destitute IL tlat dread NJ
lrAth Nhirh taasts III. dnfkcy " turn
Iatf III lhia All Ills eal,,ii Lu mere
tla4alp. " Il sere Ii would mi 10
- nl5itersal.
My uH tlie f.ps9n be TINT TIN
T. rla ~ Hnle enlightened lunIr afs
itn'lal viii Jt,ti pna.lal, faitl In ti,ti.-
li,tilt IL enipf,sia doubts ~ IL their
fntnu state nhial, the Lsatl,en does
hi resterr Willie they are safe and
sell men H. ilui think " death anil
MIN, penes alter II. l,ui N imminent
peril aud iiuas Il siel ii. "A tho teachings
II atittpul upGtu Lark II i,em. They
iflnh, IL Il5,.e thinks Le iiiie what
VII Income II NJ IheS ind IL hard
II fe.l tint ealm t.lllidenee by which
liz si.I u urlield III ID. hour u trial,
III II llp II themselves thu, will dwell
,,pu 'le herpafi.r, anL tho atheist
tlleaiia auuilIIntlan ~ muel, ~ utllefs
dfeal Jhe uncertainties NJ The future.
'Ihefa afs many ll,sutlps aboul The fpar
II tlnai'i int ii Lilo rnftain werp lifted
fltan iile region bpspnl jordan. and "
tIn ,ips WI. m agreeable enc, fsw
pt,ili shiiuk frvm tho mefu palm u
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16
MARX rNAIs On WOMAN
| The t'ut III n-oln'Il y l.rnhnn

The t'urn.na,'lia n ionicn
til tie sn'ith anniversary II II
Anlfpw' Day ~ u nlay evening la<
at lllr banquet gi,en IN ilcc,la..slln
llall. Mark Twin, Wiz responded fl,
''flc ladivr ma,le ,he rperul Il III,
evening W. rali li,r hir words, III
nj TIN iuliuile III. llery u hir utter
ane.a. lle saidi ! an proud, Indeed, i
lie distinction II hring eliscn T. r..
rani Il this especial lsa.', " IL,
l4tii.r. urtn wpW,n, II ,in pleatr
far llui " Tie 1rli.t.lle term, lsl,
halr, /, II certainly ilr older. mn
therefore tho n,nre entitled IL reverence
| Daughter | l,a,e noticed tim, III
hllle, viii, that rlah,, hluut lune,,,
which II 'url i CONSPICUOUS ,ha,arl.fir
tie II the Scriptures. Il always rarti.,,
laf Ii never reirr II even lhr llu1ri
aus mother uf all mankind hvl sull' ~ i
.'laLy, but speals u her a. von,a,l
llpugl'cr, Il Il odd, lus yun vii
lI,,l |, \ -, | nm peculiarly rrou
II this honor. bvranso think that toasl
l, wnlncn II ono which, by ,isht an
by every rule II gallan,ry, should iak,
precedence oi all utl,.is---cf the afn,
oi tho navy, of esen royalty i'sull per
lnrr, though the latter II not neecsS
ary N this 'lny md II this lanl, fel
thu rcas ~ that, laeiil,, you ao ,lrinl
u braal, general health 10 all goe
women whcn YOU drink tho health d
the Queen of England and tho l',in..
u Wales Loud cheers, la,e II
mind racm juri nuW, which !. faMil
lar q ynu nll, familiar 10 everybody
And what an inspiration that was (ana
how Instant, the rrtrrn. ioass recall
thu ,.rscs to ouf minds when the N, j
nohle, thc ,nust gracious. tho l,ii.t
aud sweetest u all purts sa,s;
,'Wumaa' u Mplnaa. --.cI..
WuM.. 7
laaghter .-l,owescr, you rcnrllh,I
thu Ines mud you remember I,ow I.pI
ing, how dain,Ily. how almost ilnI,.r
acptlLly ,hc vorscr Ii.u ~ before you
feature " feature. thu iLcal u d lru
aud perfect woman, aud how. ~ ,o,
contemplate tho tInishcl marvel you
homage grows into worship u ,hs IN
tallcet that could create ~ faif Il thin
M. u moro breath. mere words. An,
you call 70 minl nov, ~ ! speak, l'o,
tho poet. with stern Giclily - ,Le HI.
tory Of all humanity. delivers this tea,'
liful child u his heart aud hm Lrai
u,er 10 tho trials and tho s,rrov
TINT must co',,t ~ MI, sooner ur latu,
and abide IN shs earth; and how II,
pathetic stry eulminAtcs III that alu,
'rophc--so Wild. s,regrstful. o. full /,
n''urnfnl rc,roapsc.ion. The liaer ~
thus:
Alas. --alns! - --Alus.
- ~.A'A...--a'As.
! sn'l - on, lI.aaslter | ID nj i,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16
Tall, tDne for lhe l'rAMgcrs.

Tho Changers ha,s b,s, received their
ii,a victory In tho courts u Huteal
county, Inst March conductor I'M tho
Z. u. X a. miirual wis gncd by lIu.
reuu justice [ ~ for putting a ln..cu.
~ uil his t'aO, Iur fu,using 10 pny
mere tl'an tho .talutur, fare ~ tl,ov
ce1,s nllu. Tho railroad company
appealed tho eare IL tho Circuit tour.
AMI Judge LELAND. .has just decided il.
lie hol''a that thu Logi.laturc had tho
right ~ Tx y maximum tar.iT AnI pass,
cngrr rate, thu. while i railway ulla,t.,
wns contlaet between tho ineotpula.
tors and thu slate, tho public had d
tight ~ travel on tho read and II the
public aud tl,p loal cuull mt agree IL,
~ passenger raies tho Legislature l,a,
i right ~ liz the fa,c. md IL do ~
was not imparinz tho obligations of ,h
Contract. The decision of thu ju.tiu.
ens nihrmcl, ll,p cuSc will dpuht,
lrsr ~ ~ thu supreme CnuIl u the
state. alnl II adverse u tho co,nrun,
viii bc takpn W u tho Supreme tonr,
~ tho United states, We trust II will
for u tho company II worrted IN on
own Supreme tourt. II will ct ~ re'
lief frum tllu Court III last resort. :
Tho decision u Judge LELAND IL u
marked Importance inasmnch ~ Il II !,
oppusition t. tl,ul ~ Judge WooA 4
tho kankakse cirenit Peoria Tran
srriut
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

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y A#es' tflAuss Il Msa - lN.sa
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sa la@giast l ~ taAsps i ,hs sm
- ussats Nts sAaNiss In shsu satisss
TAAs aAa ,sTs 4 Ssmaa sHa ,sn .tali
w. Ky \ sasshinE NJ tesrvta. sasne.
shiHF Nj aiuiie. swssAing " I've
Ant tua shall anl .As whHle 4agusng
,aa hvssi aai hsal VIE ~ mass
patriotic than Jean ~ Atse Nha va
lrssu W. has gi,ta ~ g,anslst
tas'anre n srlt.sae,,ae.ag ,isse,suns
Al, ,tn trmsMhst, tuu t,an.ahet ssll
wha, 'hsal a Ia,u, ~ha. 4 stva.
sa' y k''' e"Nts "ss' W "'s
when Jsaa Il Are i,ll a, Wateflpu.
Much laagl,.t VIM dues NJ, 80.
faw ~ The ioss n Sarrho. tho s~ut,
singer " Israel Laughter VIM
amnna " 'laes ,oi miss tie gentle min.
tstrat,o,s, tie ss,tening influences. tho
humble liets of l.aresia nvrgiat
l.aaghtes Nhoean join IN tie heart.
lsss l'ocl that sa,s woman Il es,ra.a.
gan, " ,rss, when h. can look Laek
anl call t. mind uur simple an,l lpwly
tnrthcr Eve afra,el IN her modification
ithc htghlaud eestanet ioals oi
laughter s'r, vomcn have teen soil.
iels, w",ncl, hase brcn painters, women
nave been po,ts, ~ long M lansn.
agc iivrs the name VI Cleopatra will
lisc. Aud, mt because she conquered
George I'LL Laughter but because
she wrote t''ese divine lines.--
Le' aos' ae'isit y bark bite,
~ "'' nun n''"' 'hem w.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

l:n,ts,pn4 Nrs,rsL MonLb. -TLr
l,ntat, nup,he, IL ihis fs,nfifr Mus.
/ il Nruills leaus ihe eleventh annM.
ii I,tmr Tic NnsitAL WukLb II mn
tfilu ttlei, 10 well ~ ,,i,e ~ tie MA
musical jtafpI. p,',li.l,ed IN ,hiseoua.
ttf Il A m.' ahlt eliiul Ny l'rH Karl
liz. assisted Il. many n ths Le4i
lntisfeuA .liltr II america. au'l presents
i nnli lptart amount N OHuisAL
nin.ht, literature il,an ~, ether jonrnal
II III. kiel t,,ty ls,i.lissl. l,esiIes twenty
Iflaas ~ elnie tealing nattef. sisll
Iisp4 II pei Iupular music Afa xiysn
til .trrs uu,nInl, 1lr music alOns l.
II tii mlnt times il,u subscription PRIZE
With |. pni,'s ''l'a year Mnsls teael.
tg-. s.t,alafp.. Amateurs and III N
teasini III The Divine Art" ahaut,l
am,aiuly iake lhp Musical Werld. Aa
fip .pu, numl,sr Lss;,n ns~ yolsWe
au~ l, ,iesivslls i|ms ~ sAIArILe.
liz pullisher. VIII s4nd specimen seti, !,
snsg ID Anschs writing ~ than
Al.lta.. Y. HHAixAAb'. fesa. Clsve
III i, u
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"a s sAt rssA N M ~sali.
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sui htset, II N airing tsa sts.
slsef eusaha aHi wedding b.ssa
let sssss .eahatasl see,e.
Ihts NJ gta sapttnsuw msn
III 'weh'ies aai 'wtn'lss ,hes re.
AnA g'l'lIis ta.h II ,htir fa,e.
For nnne n the namirr VI course.
tan fsl sts eanJasal ma,e.
HIT while they IRE s'tl llag ~ scores,
T. nature inl'esihle plan.
There never 4 vsaHsh for me,
int TN saI..Ilaaas man
u ssn't ~ ! am ehatl,
IL solitude es.r lueiincl
|, ish't ,hh am II fHul,
In manncfs ~ morals er mnl
1hen Wha, i. the reason spu ask,
| an still With The bachelor clan
merely w.s numbered amiss--
And I'm sarertlnous man
Il ,.n, that nm In wnn,,
~ personal beauty ~ grace,
For many mnn with wifa
i uglIrr hr In the fter
lnlrntl, an,ets .legtnt mcn.
finrt W, self III The wan
lln' NNmt Ii thr value III that,
When I'm snperlinous man
Although m fonA II ,lie girls,
for ansh, | could ever discern,
Tle tender emotlan etl
I. nnc TINT ny uessr return
Tis itl oIuaif.l with lu,c,
Fer, strna..i" - lt,l ~ can
The, ~ matched already you know
Aud I'm u supefluoas III ~
NJ wonder sruahle Il, time,
With w.lnen ~ pretty nhi llshis.
w khew that | nsspr vea hVin
IL figure HN nhe II shs Twenty
lin' ,es when the as.rua. IN,
With c,lleal ,isloh | sea,t,
ti,hA " nus hs fnr the hest
That m fulelilauus mn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

4 aaA ~ Cherokee @pa'y iush i
r'.rl, MAJ, ~ Task i,f nui III Il uri, ni
,,i'islps / clniph ie.'i,ai pNi l,.tl
p.ralirsiin II ~ II Ii1reli. vI,iui, NJ
granted What W.re ,Ie l,ps ',pl
inHs when w. iui,d tie ipan fa t',il
al.'i rlrga,lt "i"lser- containing o.
following string lIapI ~ ,lr I'll
'l,al tonight. lublrane sisunn- NJ 1
uni m r'r.uues 'Ilp great l,iet !.
hear ifnm Greenland ianpiu4 Nilii IL
Ethiopian mule. slmlap Jstk il iit
Lava II.l. hunting .l,e VII. a.hgarI /
viii, lightning bug Al ,hie vi.
mueh inure " Tho festival ,y-,nsli. =
4 Il !. needless u ~, thai 'bl.h VI uA.l
il et,ul.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

Tho English are sorry that Tho Span.
iards are killing each oshor In civil
war III matos oranges - sssseo IN
England.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

4 ctieuap l,wtrr .ald jury that hs
se.inpi ~ .r lani II white rvbed
tulr's husetiAn al,put the had II his
rlirnl, wlu WIS NJ for ho,se.sisslins.
The inr} brought Ii, 4 verdict II guilty.
IL ,,te plaH u your divine
nae'ar s'il yn,l,,g man IL lager
L.ar MiuuN tlie other LAY ninl ee.t
Ii'l atapl ,te walton, II want 4 g0blel
,lraip u 'fs embarrassing We tp,,'t
pit liz, III. aiannfI the walter,
sumlssal ing ne vlsm n lager
IN wni'tr went I, ille harksepes anil
informed hin tltai ef1xy inan wanted
4 gAss II Lprr. Int didn't know how ~
~. ~ II. Il keM ba toni moorl,
Inali., sp,all. all the bar.hsspsr.
1es' esp5 .aa, .lialisi the bAr.ksspss
Il
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

A Georgia eon,irt was hanged ~
Gently far killing tho wrong nan, Tho
right one witnessed Tho ceremuny
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

The Rochester Dom chroniaal says
"IIar'l,limc. romc ngnin ~ n,nre !"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16
~ ". BALLARD.

VIII rerair GlOGhs anl rnnr ,n,ee
satisfaction Ever, ala.k warranted IL ran
,an tine. ~ no ray llfnN along tnar
isfsetlsr tin,k4 o biz residence on llipl
st.erii ursi at she Neh.lar tiaase, o,d hs
will ut shsm rixhl, th.rkss reasonable
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~ n. wooD,

LINZ SPRINGS ETATiON. IOWA.
TAxev paid fur non.rcsIIents. All hurines.
BY mall will have rronp. atlrniIon tlneJ
ssfsrenc~ given when desired, iait
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sni - on tI.aashter ] | IL ~, r..
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s4xss IS y Nse asssssss $50 ~ s***8E AisH -
, i AN 4As4 fashass sAs 49, ~ RssA* esAs
v,.ass8Aa s84s4sa #ss4a ~ssaAAs n sassasas
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-19
A POLITICAL SEER.

Say, Washington dispatch to theNNew
York papers of the 10Th inst: "Senator ST.
mon G meron is in town. He thinks the Re
publican party is to blame for the recent Dem
ocratic victory"
This is what our old friend, Capt. Cutie,
would have called " a hopinion as is a hopin-
ion, suggestive as it is ofthe oracular sayings
Of his sagacious friend, the commander of the
Cautious Clara
"My names Jack Bunsby, and what says,
stands to. Whereby, why not? II so, what
odds3 Gan any man say otherwise? No.
Awast then!"
edo believe that this here son and heirs
gone down, my lads? Mayhap. Do I say SO ?
Which, Ifa clipper stands out by Sen Georges
Channel making for the DOWNS what's right
ahead of hind? The Goodwins. He isn't forced
to run upon the Goodwins, but he may. The
bearings OF this observation lays in the appi-
cation on it. That amt no part Of my duty.
Awast, then, keep bright lookout forard,
aud good luck to you!"
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SUPPLE / N I.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
NEW ORLEANS, NOVEMBER 10, 1874
RAILROAD MEETING LAST NIGHT.

The Chamber of Commerce met Wednesday
evening for the purpose of receiving and con-
ferring with the gentlemen who compose the
committee from the Dallas Board of Trade,
who are now in our city for the purpose of
taking such steps as may be necessary to in
sure railroad connection with Texas.
We need scarcely say to our citizens that
this is matter which is not only worthy of
their attention, but which demands prompt
and vigorous action on their part. We have
been taleing about railroad to Texas for so
long time that we hope the present enter
prise will be distinguished from all other
efforts Of similar character by its works.
It takes money to build a railroad, and no
man, not even Tom Scott, ever constructed
SO mu 81 as foot of track with his tonque.
Let our citizens ponder well upon the in
terests involved in this matter and then, in
stead of meeting to pass long winded pre-
ambles and high sounding but meaningless
resolutions, meet to subscribe whatever sum
they can afford for the construction of the
road.
OuA AAlOnO0 IL AOAiS uledu BUSINESS, Lu0y
feel the need Of connection by rail with the
great metropolis of the South, and they have
sent gentlemen here to talk business to our
merchants not to join them in flights Of oratory
or in writing we'll turned periods to tickle the
ears of the public. The question is one in
volving dollars and cents, and, if it shall ap-
pear, as it unquestionably will, that railroad
soM pay. then, as progressive business men,
and as men anxious to build up our own inter-
ests and fortunes as we'll as those Of our neigh
bors. we should be willing to put out the re.
quisite amount to prosecute the enterprise
It is certain that the Texans will do their
share, let not our people be found wanting.
We trust there will be q tull meeting at the
Chamber this evening and that the proper
spirit will be evinced in this mos. jmportant
matter.
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THE suNkEs STEAMBOAT EMPIRE.

One more body had been recovered from the
wreck of the unfortunate steamboat Empire
up to 1:40 A. NJ. Wednesday. The body
recovered is that of mulatto deck hand.
aged %, and was found by Capt. Francis, the
diver, under pile Of rice sacks.
The crowd congregated on the levee seems
rather to have increased than diminished, and
at every little article taken up from the wreck,
they give vent to their anxiety and horror in
half suppressed ordinations of commissera-
ton.
Capt. Francis and his energetic crew are
diligently engaged in retaining from the
pitiless waters that which they had already
claimed as their prey, and if the remaining
bodies will not have been recovered ere long,
it will not be due to the lack of exertion by
the captain.
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MAKING UP FOR DEFYc1sNcY.-Judge
Collins-so we will call him-a well-known,
highly respected Kniekerbocker, on the shady
side of fifty, widower, with five children, full
of fun and frolic, ever ready with a joke-to
give or take-was bantered the other evening
by miss of five and twenty for not taking an
other wife, She urged that he was hale and
hearty and deserved matrimonial messmate.
The Judge acknowledged the fact admitted
that he was convinced by the eloquence of his
fair friend that he had thus far been very re-
miss, and expressed eontrition for the fault
confessed, ending with offering himself to the
lady, telling her she could not certainly reject
him after pointing out to him his heinous Of
tense. The lady replied that she would be
most happy to take the situation so uniquel
advertised, andbscome bone of his bone and
flesh of his flesh, but there was one, to her,
most serious obstacle.
"Well, = rays the Judge, "name it. My
profession is to surmount such impediments. /"
"Ah, Judge, this is beyond your powers
I have vowed if ever marry widower he
must have ten children"
"Ten children Oh, that's nothing" says
the Judge; "Tll give you five now and my
notes on demand in installments for the re-
mainder. '-Ne,oarh Union.