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NJ istAs vtitsa seneel rtA, 81.
sfR 'st IT, htahh ef s4 assl
m II Hs ieHea II asttn4anss
a ali " i tssa !. LAT ~.
nos sls gate Il 49, .hu, lie
pAslr lail4htF Willie Autur tas
''ehass ,ise detsts naa l,e ltst s4sea
n lsi ii lie liah,, hal during cid.
driving suNw .istns tue hafn Gv,s
sentilas.l 4 erpa, sipsl more ,laa il
necessary. |, seali MAKE . uunles.
fal shangn N The inside appearance IL
thousands n ull l.atns ii ia, IN, N 4
frw sashes on the south sile aud let
In Tie warm sunshine. We 10 NJ, le.
liese that cattle can long 10 perfectly
healthy when constantly tied In dark
stables The sunlight was made 10 live
n, and the more II II w can at In.
siic n our buildings the better will II
bc for ourselves and animals. After
letting IN the light Jon will find II ne.
ecssa,y u usc the broom. The coll.
webs and dust diln't show hcfcrc. and
Il you will now spread good coat Il
whi,cwash over nh tho inside walls
Of tho cattle Rooms, ,eu will Gna tho
light will seem t. stay after II onco
gets IN. \ light barn promotes habits
u ncatncs-, while dark unc tends to
carclcssncss and sloycnly ways For
tho sake of allorline ventilation In
warm weather, 1t would lc better to
have the windows put IL 70 they could
slide. but II they are put In solid it
will 10 just as we'll A. far ~ light Ii
concerned, A cheap way of setting
sash in tho wall Of \ single boarding
IL to cut ont hnle about ono Inch
smaller than tllo sash on all sides OK.
ccpt thu bat, ~. lse Nh inrh board
four inches w,le for etool ON wlipl,
tho sash will rest en tho inside of tho
boarding. Then screw the sash tight
u the bra,ds NIL round, 4 strip mil.
el on the stool III the bottom ufthc
window. makes all tight Wo also
like T. SEQ gool sixel sashcs set Ia the
harn ,la,rs - tho feeding and other
Mu,k ii, iho larn ilunr can bc done
vitlou, opening tho doors IL tho storm
without.
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I'lAln 'i'alk 70 tairls.

Your every day toilet ii a part II
your character. 4 girl who looks
like fury or a rl.vcn In tho morn.
ing Ii MT IL br trusted, however nnely
rhe may lonk N tho evening No mat
ter how hamhlc your room may Le,
tlcre are eight things Il should contain,
vi: 4 mirror. wnsl,atan,l. soap, towel,
eomb. hair. nail and tooth brushes.
Those nrc just ~ essential ~ ydnr
breakfast, before which yuu should
make good aud free ,lsc of them. IA.
rents who fail to provide their children
with such appliances, not only make !
great mistake. hnt commit sin cf
omission. Look tidy IN the morning,
and after tho dinner work Ii over. I'm
rrasc your tuilct. Make II \ ru'o II
your daily lifc 70 "drc~ up" for tho
afternoon. Your ,rcs. may. or need
not bo. anything better than calico; hut
with = ribbon. Or 1omc Lil u ornament.
you have m mir IL rclf.rospeet and sat.
i.fAosion. that invariably comes with
being woll dressed. A girl with Ane
scnsibilitios cannot help fcoliag smbar.
rasrod and awkward in > raegea, dirty
.lrsrs. with her hair unkcmps. II |
stranger or nsighbor comes In. More-
over, Your sslf.respsct should demand
tho decent spareling u your body.
YOU ahoald make II point 70 look .,
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Tllt r0i.ifn n. hl. tlsalNMlsr.

The ee@l'e,e tr.adjaamrn, Il IN
ral,lrAl iafslss il has ~ most rt,.s
ing ralsie dat, a Aasetisan rs,sseaa
II may ~ shas sven tue niI lttls
rsnes vii MI Atrylvs the revolution
which i s,mreA1ing
There u npth,ng Ia The outlook ii
cause slsrm thaufh. Il course. |,
causes anxiety. Ike ever, other imror.
sant change IN the governments u the
nation
|, i. IN tho whole. fortunate. TIM,
tho change u party lines wilt No made
With less regard 10 individual men. and
their clains or wishes. than has some.
times been necessary. We lave had
personal contrasts between Washington
anl Jefferson. between Jacks,n and tho
second adams, between Webster anl
Clay No rcrsans now nrtnl, sp lrlm-
inent position hciorc tic country at
large as did a,.y onc uf these.
In surveying tho materials out of
which thu new parties vii! Lc formed,
tho mos, important remark is a,,c witch
tho professional politicians never make.
and which they do no. understand: i.
Is the suggestion. obvious to all other
persons, that there nio moro than a
million voters now III tie country 10
whom tho events IL lstil arr almost ~
much matters of history ~ those of
l6lO. Tho politicians hy profession
10 not sec this. aud do npt believe h
They continue therefore. to offer war
candidates and war issues ~ giving tho
most taking series for canvass.
but that Young America which was
twelve years old in 1861. and is twenty
ivo years Old to-day, thinks all this !
worry old story. and that the people
who repeat II arc very old fogics.
The country wants good government,
Good government. just now means casy
and cheap transi, between east and
west. tho education and civilization of
tho blacks aud whites ut tho south,
tho harmony Of tho legislative with tho
executive departments ut Washington:
the jaiieious separation uf State roli-
tics from tho politics ofthe Nation; and
a real aud leeply-rooted Civil Service
Reform. --RHy Il. u, n.LE. IN Oln
AND Nxw for April
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LAWS OF IOWA.
XIV 0EkkkAL ASSEMBLY,
CHAPTER aD

dxSxnAL Ann PUBLIC LAWS ov TIE
Ky aGAgxAl ASSEMBLY.
CHAPTER 30.
AN AIT 10 divide Counties Into Su-
pcryisor Distriets
SEcTlox |. 10 II enacted by tho
Gcncral Assembly ofthc State Of Iowa.
That tho Board Of Supervisors Of
each county may ut their regular meet.
ing. In Juno A. y. 1874, divide thoir
respective counties hy townships Into .
number Of Supervisors districts cor
responding % the number u Snper,is.
ors IN their respective counties.
Sac. 2. such districts shall be M
ncarl, equal IN population ~ possible.
anA shall each embrace townships IN
ncarl, contiguous NJ practicable, eaoh
IL Which said districts shall 10 entitled
III ono member II sucl, lizard e. be
clo,ts hy the electors II said Dis'riet
SEe. 3. In easc such Division.
er any subsequent division shall H.
found 70 leave any 'listti,, ~ di~.f.rts
withau. member of such lioarl of
supervisors then NJ tho nest ensuing
general election. Supervisor .l,u'l 10
elected by anil from .ach ii-trlels hasittt ~
member 1t suuh Board. anl ii thriu h.
twu such districts or more. then III
now member ~ members of sail lizard
shall be elected by aal from snch dia.
trict Or districts having create, por.
ulation according to tic lnrs state e.n.
rus aud ~ on iii! enr' II such litrieis
s,lall hasc one menhcr If such |, sr,l
SHc. 4 Any cnan's nay 10 70.
disttiutel - provided hy ,lic preceding
Sections of this A.. once in each and
every two ycars, and Mt ofteucr. md
nothing hcToin contained. shsl! DC epn.
strucd or have tho eject 70 lengthan
Or diminish tho torn Of office Of an,
member of snoh Beard,
Ssc. B. This bill being deemed of
immediate importance, ahall sake u.
fecs twenty days afser publication In
tho State Register and tho State Lead.
Or. newspapers published al Dee Nom.
90. Town. ~ provided BY law.
Approved March IL. 1874.
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sehts - Ase wasted. sA1 rlAns I.es
intiAss sasaHasf IN ruws t~p FEET arAss.
salssy eass h rss~ the sassA AfMi,
afassa sIse ',sse a The eating
rlshi afsre sines =. s,en ~ shs sil
y II lr'q,st esnalsiun, using w maaar
ras lack iLe ean.. 10 three e,ss. enl,
~. il Wiki shaall IN allowed n erp~
i'low IA vineyards and arpl, 4 dre~
ing Il e.arse ground houss l'usA fsf
trel'isss mary slu -, whenever the ffss,
1. ssll uus,
III planting out new beds n ~ straw.
berries. rcma,e all runners not wanted
far planting irom tile nll beds. -,
tho plants IN rows tn feet apart. Anl
eighteen inche. in the rows. Mnlr'
will l.avcs II eut straw to keep ,l.e
ncwl, planted bells from drying ou,
daring the Summer. and upon old bed.
y promote growth AMI keep tho fruit
clean, l'rc well r"tted manure before
setting out plants.
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When Smiley, VI Pittsburgh. start.
ell for Philadelphia tho other day. 4
woman occupied tho scat in front ei
him viii, twin Infants. just before
tho train moved III the woman asked
j Smiley To hold the babies for momcu,
while she went 10 \ drug stare acraa
thc stree. after new bottle tnr. lie
tuok the little ones. aud before the
woman returned the train started.
Smiley was II agony, and whom III,
babies began 10 cr, no words eau do
scribe hls misery. All tho passengers
wero hooking NJ him, and ~ be dandlcd
the babies up and down. ono on each
knee, the rcrsplra.ion slrcamcl from
every pore. This kind Of thing con-
tinnca until dark, and thcn, ~ tho COM
ductor refused 70 have anything 10 IL
with the intants poor old Smiley pu,
them IN his own berth. and tried H.
snathc thnm l.ut tho more ha tried
the more they hoslol, anl hc set ur
alongside Of them thu whole night ui-
tcrcly wr,tracd. while tho other paS.
snngcrs swnrn at him, and threw boots
ut bio hca,l, and callol him hard names
i
because ho Wonlln't keep til. Young.
sters quiet. liy the time morning
eamc Smiley was pretty near crazy,
anl the tNins were almost ssa.snl to
death. III lai nothing % give ,hrm
hut rlns ialaeua aul hay rum. Which
10 eafrisl Tor his lair. and he know
thcy were 10, he,itl,,' I'he iirs, time
the train stopped ~ hpll,el au, aul
= sa.M rie. Nl.sn 10 returned ono
a tho WaI al taf.t, 81 tar sua,
and had !, .t.k' i - ii Ae sa,,.d
.atm i vii - - .erts ih,n
sHse stlfa 81, ,as m Ri
~ A@aats.,, tsas II
90 ~ Maea
- III ea. md sas.d ala, ~
tli ~. =. i telegram it.ia , i.ls.
it.i.sa. u shargcst kilhapi..,s. ,is
sppn. .he nig,t III Jat,; aud WAS tie,,
r.irnsu,l III baii lie wantstn md tho
father u t''.sc twins. llo ,earns tu
tell him something, aud to tumble
anloug his hair Max AluJer.
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Tho pcs Moines Register II rcspon-
sihle for tho following.
NJ, long since legal gentleman d
p,s Moines became interested in arri.
cultural rnrsuits and. thinking ,ha. y
lawyer living IN city whore Capital
Grange II located shouldn't cream his
coiico with lac.eal nuil from an or,lin-
ary scrub bovine, he Hunt to Chicago
fnr Jcrsay COW Yesterday morning
tho cow arrived, by q Rock Island
train. and yesterday morning tho ny
riealturull, inclined ettornc, borrowed
\ couple of cars u corn (yellow dcn.
we like to DO particular in all details
-four rows. cultivated once md plow-
ca .wieo) from horny-hanicl pol't-
ician belonging 70 Z. a.. aud wont at
tho stock yard Afecr his Jerscy. Ap.
rroaching ncar 70 tho animal. 10 said
some agricultural words 10 her and o.
fercd her . nnbbin. Jersey was young
aud had boon compelled BY circun.
stances over which she had no control.
to say goodbye to = young Jersey jus,
boforo leaving Chicago, and was some.
what out u hMmor II tho discomforts
Of tho long railroad ridc. Then. too.
hcr temper was naturally mono u the
host. She interviewed tho nubhIn' but
didn't invest. II wasn't grub that
uhe wantod. but revenge aud lowering
hsr horns she went for the attorney
with two writs of ejectmcnt. lls saw
the points and made = motion to with
draw hia appearance. Tho motion
wasn't quick enough 70 suit tho hellig-
eront COW. and she aled ploA for !
psrempsory action. The action resulted
The lawyer III out for tho fence. This
counsellor had ths greater Tsod. but
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Free ras-rs hereafter issnci hy tte
railroads ID ,his state viii he endorsed
~ fellows.
Conditions: The person who accept.
this ftee pass thereby assumes al risk &c
personal damages frm tho Granger. anil
Legislatures. AM expressly arrcca thu,
the company rhsll not, unlrr any eir
cumstanees 10 l.ah'o far lsm II, -
damage Il, his - her character r. bag.
gaxo while IN tho possession Il this frc4
pa.s y ''iickct." If presented hy an.
other than tho person named herein.
tho conductor will thrash hi out II
him.
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Quaker GrAys aaA Browns.

Thcsc are tho fashionable shades for
spring war. commencing nj silvcr.gray.
straight through to blue-gray. iron
gray anl bronze-gray, rure drab-gray
being tho most desirable,
but DO not confouad gray with Law
cnder, NJ 80 many persons do. Or drab
with fawn; whom you get pure shade
keep Il. and compare II with othera.
and in this way educate your eyes u
tin.s. shades. md colors
Next 70 the grays. the wood and mt.
browns will Le iashionahly worn. Twe
nr three shades u tho same color pst
together, ora clear costume u say nut.
brown. with handkerchief. Or ncckiie
and feather ,.I. IT white. pink. blue.
nr IN ether sl.ado of brown. Tan.
browns are u b. avoided from ~.
moress' Monthly f,r April.
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Herr i 4 temperance suggestion
worth reading and Lse,lag;
II EYER, merchant, banker, manu-
fac,urer mesi,auie, lawyer, doctor, and
oyer, l'alt o,se, would always have
ge,d ii uatcr ut THUR slures and Of
fnr.. convenient IT ihntc ahn call ~
u a.ula .em,e 4 ,rplurn.
a. ! 'lseet>,iY ter ga.'lg clso.
asat 'irtFf 4 friend com.
III ,fi d ~. = town II
s.ll i N taA a.. hc finds
tliai ige lasf. lai'e 4 business
lura tf.9 Hatr. il their stores or II.
iiers~.-tiat even alha passenger i.pols
liz c4nle, .s.i link Il water. and
That he i eLlisel t. ~ into saloons IL
get something u 1ueacl, lis ,l,,rsl; and
that when liz gets into cnc Of lhem he
don't like H. ask fer drink II water
~ their business |. h scll mud not givn
away drinks; tia, the ,ii,t.s, II thinga'
seem to require that he should buy.
and hc don, like H. hc locked upon ~
4 .leal lnat " Nhn knows hut tho
history u many llses may lao changed
ny tho adoption q tl.a reform here sug.
gcstcl. small ~ II may appear.
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!
The April number II serbncr's con-
tains ano,hcr gcner, US installment uf
" Nr. Kings .,irca. South, the sub.
jet ,his time hcinv. ~ ksmb'o Ia
Virginia. from l,tis..l Il the SEA, :"
liz illustrations. ~ usual. arc rro.us..
Among the notable features II The
number are tla beginning II jules
Verne serial. The Mystcri M L.
lanl, an essay Ly Augustus iilanvs.i.
author 1T the articles on Modern >krp-
ticisn,. entitled. "Chrst . lscsurscetioa
Scientifically tonsii,rcd;' and time
" paper, by Miss lsceiy. On The
Health and Physical Habits Of En.
glish and American Woman" Noah
Brooks has M article Concerning some
Imperial Booty Tho new stur,.
writer. Gcolge W. Cable. tells u tAle
Of the Bellies Dcmoisclles Plantation.
Mrs Dawn, serial Ii concluded. anu
Miss Trafton's Ii continued. The mum.
ber opens with .n illustrated poem BY
Benjamin \. Taylor, and there are
verse, by \. L. Macdonough. John
Fraser. J. Il. H., Charlotte; II. Bates,
and Edward King. DR.. Holland, Ii
Topics of tho Timc. writos about
Jules Vcrne's Now Story" Tho
Taxation of Church Property" anl
"Soelal usages.' = Tho Old Cabinu.
10 concerned with .veraciiy;" ANA.
tcar Theatrieals arc practically dis.
Guessed III Home and Society. and thu
other departments have their charac-
tcristie variety. .
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Tho numhar IT eases u detcntion II
dedication hy iioso In trust Ahouli
DO solemn warning 20 our young ncr
" DO worry careful whom they engage IN
such ents sprises. .-Wiight.
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Then ! ", NY seife pfe. lsins,
sa.l All aaii NJ, iaeHti
TaNhls lsvn au.i t,laAse aApaii
That Williams aea,h.
Quickly then eome 10 life,
Perfectly tr.,ereI,
Milh bow tns speech IL dane.
Now, you 4 please applaud
-~IrUm ~ Nicholas lur ,rr
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George Washington Crawford Web-
sier Harrington Hunt hung himself II
Ohio tho other day" ilis parcnss ought
~ have known whom they named hi,a
that h ,,ouldn't stand II slway&
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tl.l.i's AMI PLANTS.

4. &. Tsm taet al rsil'rrt, lasi sort
Z. 'af il, u ltaasf4H1 - filin hl
nia.l. ri,rHii ~ IT to- -s.nD sr
'sH', \ Itl.sl Nlnlts.ns. III ,his md all
lrata ornamental lft i. iNtrrrtehs,
sllntl fh,l1a. EnsHA. lnita. A.. un,l
fIsIsil LOWERS Nh GARDEN
sIiiis 'iv choicest eiIl tllnn In iii.
country Ni'l all ne,tlll,s. VIII 10 spnl
glai.s ~ my rlain ntlda.sa. N eirts "a
eitltef llaNt1. tinrslcn, TREE, Fruit. Ever.
green, or Ils,h seslH, fnr l.nN. nnt II,
null, prepaid. MuatneAit ts1Atourn
~ rnk ruNnr.
Il. ". WATSON, TIL Colony Nurseries
nnd seed Warehouse. ll,moulh. Nlnsa
Established is,e, is.,
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VII 80 say shss ,h.ss sss se real
sasfs lsesase 90 ssM.,iHass see ,nesst
49, fali. Which ~ time Arl sarea il
" ssat+f VII yea say that hlu*em.
never produce slaa. hveaase mar, Il
shrm fall 10, AL some fruit which sp.
reared sound |. rrstcn II the eufes
Elnslls ahsard |. |, Il .ay that thrr.
il M serh thing A. reAl religion, h~
cause many vha rgcfc.. !, fall away,
~ prove II b. l,,rec,i,cs IN bear. -
I'a,.on
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However many the characters ofmcn.
however various their experience. q,
mo ,ime anl place MI alike. There IL
but ono step II heavens gate; there
nro no inequalities of ground before the
mercy seat, --Anna Warner.
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- Y. I BALLARD. having opened Il
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

III connection With l,rseit- MAuu>
~,,nl. ani ltlnA prepared ~ lprftfm I'M
hilnis ot work IN W., htst style and III iuil
ratps. would snll,il ALarr II patronage
from friends, aud Gtnrfa,u lsshlEe,
,rxea, Nas. ~, ts.l
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l wish for no othcr heaven on thi,
side II tho last sen must cross, than
this service of Christ. 10 make my black.
ness, beauty; my dcadnes.. life; my
outlines, sanetidca.ion long muel,
'or sha. lay when will BE- holy Oh,
what spots are yet anwashel.-- Ruther.
ford.
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lIe WHO can look up 10 bis God with
tho most believing conflencc il sure IL
look most gently on his fellow men: Will,
no who shn'l'lcrs to lift hts eye % heav.
en- often casts the hauyh,ios, glanecs
On tho things cf earth.
As tho Lords mcreics arc new every
morning, 70 those u whom they come
have u perpetual freshness OF lifo IN.
touched by tho burden and hca. u tho
day.
II IL nccaful 70 trust as vol az "a
pray.--to believe that strength viii
come, to reach out tho hand II faith to
receive ii.
Lowest thou me- hear my Saviour say,
Would that my heart Ind power Ii answer,
,Nra,
Thou knosest NIL thinxs, Lord, In hcasen
above
And earth beneath, .hou knowcSt that /
lpse,'
Dut Il. no, 80, IN word, In lccd. In thought,
10 not, eanno, love thee M ought.
Thy love must give the power. Thy love
alone.
There's nothing worthy IL thee In, thine
pan.
Love, with thr love wLercw.,h lLou lows,
NV,
Reelected ~ ,h.sclf, would love thee
Montgomery.
Ii i II fact that ,:oi's care IL more
evident il some instances of il than in
others T. tho lin and often hcwillcrul
vision u humanity. Upon such instan.
COS men selxc, and call them provilcneps
|. Is we'll that they can; but II would
hc rlnriourly better II thoy could believe
that tho whole matter Ia ono grand
providence ---Gcorge Macdonald.
Nothing fills ~ IL end. Out u sigh. sinks
the sious,
In the deep sea Of time. but the circles
sweep en,
TIL thu uv.rirriel murmnrs along the
shores run,
An / thu dark and dead waters leap clad In
the suu.
Whittier.
| wish for no other heaven on this
rido II tho last sea must cross, than
this service of Christ. 10 make ~, black.
ness, beauty; my deadnest. life; my
outlines, sanetitica.ion long much
,or ,ha. ,lay when will be holy. Oh,
what spo,s are yet anwashel.-Ruther-
ford.
However many tho characters 81 mon.
however various their experience. al
mo .ine anl place MI alike. There IN
but ono step II heavens gate; there
nro no inequalities Of ground before tho
mercy spat.--Anna Warner.
Ono II the higlcst benefits wc can
reap from understanding tho way Of
Tod with ourselves il. that wc become
able thua IL trus, him for others with
whom wo DO not understand his ways.
Old age II blcascd timo. II gives
usleisure to put OF our earthly garment.
ono BY ono. aud drcss ourselves for
hoavcn. "lslcssod aro they that arc
homc.sick, for they shall get hume
No man over sank under clio burden
of to-day Il Il when TO- morrow ) bur.
deu il added 10 10 tho burden of to-day.
tha. tho weight II more than Z u,an
can boar.
Al The sun 10 reflected In . spring
when |. h clear aud limpid. 20 God II
reflected In The soul of man whom Il IL
pure and spiritual.
Men Judge " BY The sueess y our
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uur ,host-righsci eyes cannot scc
dangers. Or, sceing them arr appalled,.
There il 10 sasc way through the vii.
derness of shia world. hut III mo crosse.
a foamlng torrent, ---siS ,.ur eyes nron
God aud on the other siac, c,--.,nna War.
ncr.
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l!e WHO can look up 10 bis God with
the most believing confidence il sure 10
look most gently on his fellow men; while
no who shnl'lcrs to lift hts eye 70 heav-
en- often casts the hauyh,ios, glanees
on tho things u earth.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-10

II IL ncctlful 10 trust as VOL az %
pray. Ito believe that strength viii
come, to reach out tho hand II faith 10
receive ii.