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, 1875-08-04
KILOGRAMS VIA new YORK.
THE MOODY sANKEY MISSION.

LONDON July 10
The following is the number ofmeetings held
by Messrs. Moody and Sarkey in London
during the past four months, with the aggregate
Of attendance:-
In Camberwell, sixty meetings, attended by
$4,000 people in Victoria forty-fve meet
ings, attended by 10000 in the Opera House,
sixty meetings, attended by $4,000; in Bow,
sixty meetings, attended by 600, 900, and in
Agricultural Hall, sixty meetings, attended
bv 100 OO.
, 1875-08-04
Rainfall OIL Z state Morning Star.
II lines during the month July.
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n HENHOLD til Anordniugen of I9lo
4 August 1874 bekiendtgi6res heryed,
at jeg bar modtaget Anmeldelaer ON
At Firmaet CLANS Boysen L. s." under
dette Navn driver Kj6bmandshandel
heri Christiansted, at De Herrer
Hans Boysen og Gustav Boysen
af Flensborg ere eDestc onsvarIige
Deltagere, at Hans Boysen. Gustav
BoySen, SAINT Hr. KIND Petersen,
hvem. de have glvet Fuldmagt dertil
og un1er hans Frayprelse fra Den
HI T. E, Mendes ere berettigede til
AZ undersfriyc Firmaets Navn,
SAINT at ingen Forretniuger ere
undtagne fra Firnaets Omraaie.
At ITr. &. r. Jacobs er Fuldmpgtig
for De Herrer Moore & Armstrong
og som saadau or bcmvndiget til at
handle oe underskIiHe PA Fir
maet Moore e. ArmstIon Vegnc.
At Hr. P. L. Petersen or Fuldmpgtig
for Hr. Kj0bmand II. /. Petersen
heraf Chrlstiansted under hans
Frovmrclse fra Den, og som saadan
or bemyndiget til at handle og I'M
derskrive paa hans Vegnc.\
At st. Croix Sanitary & Feffilizing
Company err fuIdstpndig adskilt fra
diets Branche / Frederiksted og
VII herefter under Nayn af Chri-
stiansteds Sanitary g. FertiIizing
Company vedbliye Handel heri
Christiausted med kunstigt tiIIa-
vet Gi6dning, SAINT at diets
BestyreIse, der bestaaer at 5 Medlem-
mer, som for Tiden ere Jas Moore,
V. G. Hvid, Doctor Neumann, Fran
els Armstrong og j. c. Fr0rup,
hvilken sidste tiilige er Kasserer, er
bemyndiget til at handle og under
skrive paa Compagniets Vegne.
Christiansteds PoIltikammer den 2den
Ann,,nA 1SrS
, 1875-08-04
H. A. JURS.

DURSUANT to Ordinance of 18th
4 August 1874 it is hereby made
known that | have received the following
announcements viz.
That the Firm Hans Boysen L. S."
under that appelIation carries on
business here in Christiansted,
as General Merchants, that Messrs.
Hans Boysen and Gustav Boysen
of Flensborg are the sole RESPONSE
BILE participants in the firm, that
Hans Boysen, Gustav Boysen and
Mr.. Knud Petersen who is autho-
rized to sign the name of the firm
per procura and during bis absence
tn5Tn the Island Mr.. 7. E. Mendes,
are the only persons who are
authorized to sign the name of the
firm. and that no transactions are
exempted from the business of the
> firm.
That Mr.. G. R. Jacobs is attorney to
Messrs. Moore & Armstrong and
as such is authorized to act and
to sign the name of the firm
, 1875-08-04
GERMANY.

OHHLINI July To
The electoral struggle is beginning in Bavaria.
There is great excitement between the ultramon-
taues and nationalist. Much Importance is
attached to the result. The North German
Gazette denounces the violence of the address
es of the ultramontanes, and warns them that
a victory on their side will be like the victories
of King Pyrrhus.
FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, July 10.
The Assembly was crowded to-day on the
floor and in the galleries.
After the vote had been declared by which
the election of M. Burgoing was annulled,
M. Duval, a Bonapartist addressed an inter.
p~ellation to the government as to the line of
, 1875-12-25

ADoRyHEYT or HOWE. Money
which goes to buy picture, statuette
or tasteful bracket for home adorn-
ment is wisely spent. If young peo-
pie, Just commencing life, after they
have secured the few piceS Of turni-
tar that must be had, and made sure
that they are what they ought to be,
have some money left TO get a picture
an engraving, or a cast, they ought to
work TO supply this want as seriously
aS the other, which seems more neceS.
sary, but in reality is not 4 bit more
necessary. The general character OF
a home will make a great difference
to the children who grow up in it. and
TO all whose experience is associated
with it, whether it be beautiful and
cheerful one, or only 4 homely and
bare one, or n merely formal and con.
ventional one. Tht relation of these
things TO education - all that gives
divinity CT poetry to the subject, or
makes II allowable for a reasonable
Nan to give much thought toit. But
il has a real vital relation to lie. and
plays an important part in educa
tion, and deserves to be thought about
a great deal more than it is. Seem.
ing triiies like this make life either
happy or miserable.
, 1875-12-25

BRAVE GBLs.-A few days AGO .
party of four girls on their way home
from school in East Brilgewater,
came upon eight boys, who had cap
tured kitten, and, having covered it
with kerosene oil, proposed to set it
on fire. They becned the hoys TO
give ;aem the kitten, and were refuS
ed, whereupon they offered to buy it.
This proposal also failed, and the girls
then hailed passing man and begged
him to interfere. He refused. and,
rendered desperate by repeated fail
ureS, the girls attacked the boys, and,
though they were cutnumbered two to
one, succeeded in whipping them and
taking the kitten away from them and
carrying it away in triumph.-Ne,o
Bedford Standard
, 1875-12-25

Horace GREEIEY's BIRTTpIACE.-A
project is on foot, with if it Is made to sue
oeed, will make New Hampshire's head
quarters at the Philadelphia Centennial exhi-
bition a spot Of national interest It Is
proposed 10 purchase and remove there the
house in which Horace Greeley was born.
This house now stands on the old Greeley
farm in Amherst, about five miles from Man.
chester. It Is very old-fashioned, oak
framed. story-aud-a-half building, 3Ox4O
with - foot stud, and contains four rooms.
The occupant is an aged man named William
Brown, who has lived on the place nearly
half a century. He was a friend Of the father
Of the great Journalist, and did him good
service IN days Of extreme poverty, when his
sudden departure saved him from imprison-
ment for debt The cd ,arm Is OF but little
value, but OF late years mas proved a source
of profit through the conversion Of apple trees
into canes for relic hunters. Though in 1914
Brown was ready, as good Milerite, TO as
cend to heaven and leave his earthly goods,
and has prepared himself for the aerial trip
several times since, now at the advanced age
Of 81. when nature has arranged for him TO
ascend in the regular way, he ciings with OBJ
stinacy TO the things of this life. He wants
$4,000 for the old farm house, which Is barely
worth quarter Of that amount. The State
Centennial Commission are ready to build
him new one but moge than that their
funds viii not allow.
, 1875-12-25
IEnETTnEY OF WA~HI>GToN, ~.
fsasttrJ af He'll lIr,L, 90


II PEOBATE-Iu the matter Of the Estate Of
Marlin MAIHHOR. deceased
On reading and ili,, the petition Of o BRFCH-
TEL, the Administrator Of tn- E-tatr Of MARTIN
MAlCHuR, Gr-7iSsi, se'l,us forth that ne has filed
his nEal lccuuHt as such Adminls rtor IN the mat
ter "f sald E~'ttr, aJl ttv the same huS a-u duly
aulltei allowed and confirmed ana that portion OF
sad tS'itr remains 20 Dee divided among le heirs OF
sild deceased. and praying among other THINGS ir an
order OF distribution Of the residue Of salI Estate
among the PERSONS thereto entitled
Il Is ordered that all persons interested IN the
Estate Of the Elll MARTIN AiAICUOE, i,aoea>.sI
b- and APPEAR lriOre the PROBATE Court uf sii county
II MALI. Hai4a. lH tic city oI NuIat WalI., III,
comfy sat "i sail county e.. Na.ia NalIt on : L
IkDAG. TIE Ism day of December. 1873. 10 tie.
hour Of 10 unclnak, = 81 Dt Si day, tri AMI there
Ia show cause WLy n order uf distribution Should
no; he made Of tine rs~'.ue Of the sII t.ra. among
the heirs ot the sud MARTIN lIAIGugE. ,l.,,..sel
according 10 law
10 is turthar-d o~iarrl that service az tls citation
be made on parties unknown or -1rl-r-f lrI..s Iv
publication ot t..~ os.l.- ia the Walk Nslls ~r,rf--
MAN, weekly UevsuaPlg printed AMI published IN
the city AMI county az Nal}a Wa,Ia Washington
Territory Tor t'U- >urras,lv. weeks p.ior 10 sad
18Th day u' Ir,.g4lag. l>.J-
Dated W4lla NaI.a Nay a:uler H. lS7-
il-iw - l'HAEB. Pru'aJe Judge
, 1875-12-25

BLlGHTED HOPE.-An Atlanta youth
says the Constitution, gotten 40 in the
latest style left 4 West End car and
tripped across to a house where n lit
tie boy was sitting on the front steps
whiting with a rew Barlow knife.
The boy looked up and said | saw,
Young man, yer don't want ter he
coming around here any more, yer
don't Why, Charley, what's the
matter > Cause there's 4 feller what
wears, diamond bres pin and rides
IN hls own horse and buggy coming
here to see 81, now and feller like
You what has ter ride round ina bob
tail street-ky var haint got no show cept
to take front seat on the back fence
and watch EN- fxin things fur the
weddin y The young man turned
away looking Ike a sweet-potato vine
after a black frost.
, 1875-12-25

lov are well of when you are in a
healthy neighborhood, with enough to
eat and drink, a comfortable, we'll
ventilated apartment 10 sleep. and
You are paying all your expenses and
laying up something-eyen slowly
for 4 rainy day, and, in addition to all
this, acquiring knowledge and siren.
gthemng your character. Young
men whose situations combine all the
preceding advantages should be yery
cautious about exchanging such a
certainty unless it be for another Ger
talnty- Happiness does not depend
upon great wealth so much as it does
upon Independence and intellectual
and moral culture.
, 1875-12-25

The detestable habit of talking of
Ieople rather than Of things opens the
way to abuses we might check with a
word if we would. If the art of con-
versation were taught and encouraged
as it should be, were we as far ad-
yanred in civilization as we believe
ourselves, we should get rid of the in
cubus of personality and with it of a
great deal of undeserved obIoquy, and
the burrowing destruction of small
treacheries and unnoted diShonor.
, 1875-12-25

4 DETROIT saioon-kerper whose place has
been cleaned out two or three times by
roughS has got things hxed to his likin.- now.
There is trap-doOr ten feet square in front
OF the bar. working by a spring, and when
rough strikes the counter snd begins 10 raise
row ne Is dropped into the cellar i pail
OF hot water Is flung over him bv the same
machinery. and hickory clnb worked by
steam, strikes him ninety-eiSht times u min
ute When a fellow finally gets clear OF the
machinery big dog welcomes him. snuff is
thrown into his eyes, and he reaches the
street with q solemn vow upon bis lips to be-
come one the most exemplary citizens OF De-
troi,.
, 1875-12-25

MRS. PARrINGroy SAYS she II ever IN.
IeFS'ands these ere market reports.
She can't understand how cheese can
be lively aud pork can be active
thst Is, before IT'S dead-aud feathers
can be dropping, that is, If It's rain
ng but how whisky can be steady
or hops quiet, or spirits duh. she
can't see; neither how lard can be
hfm IN warm weather, or iron uuset-
ted, or potatoes depressed, or flour
r''lnE' unless there has been yeast
put into Il.
, 1875-12-25
N'Feklg StatR5maa,
sAruRDAY-...-...D December %, 1879.

T.,,.,........, Sr,,,rrp -rTL,,,,s
~ "ALl,' 81 'o'' ''''' a
). Roach keeper oi 4 chicken ranch
on the old san Jose road, Is authority
for the following incident, which has
.,,,oor~ hoo, ,sr,Il.ro5 IN c,lr;n,o,
on" 5;5,arr 5Jr Roacb nnrcb,s.d
So,,oral ,,,,.,r. a,,, . lot IF f,,s ,.ron
',Ia 'e,.' go ,-,.T La lon, aI"f fr,,
f.. ~ -" -. n.i..,,r..;, f,,,.i, - l,,oiI
rard ~ ~ Tba .I,sr - III" E, f,milr n, uas -
iaTre black bird. Of an cxceedinoIv
ba5gb,v Iis.a.iriau Ua yas mon
arch of al he surveyed dll about =
week since. when Roach procured =
white bird Of ,he.ame breed and turn.
Oh !, irro tha ,,rd of cronple crowns
Tba ,v.o r,ara IirJs io,ma5i,taIv ioin.
, 1875-12-25

TEE monkeys discovered by Stanley on the
shores Of Lake Nyanza appear to be in very
advanced stage of civilization. One of the
most exciting incidents at the recent meeting
of the Geographical Society, in London, was
the discussion as to the truthfulness of his
statement that the female monkeys wear bus
ties made Of palm leaves and coacoa-nut
husks
, 1875-12-25

Tue surgical examination of the
body of Lexington, the great Ken
lucky race horse, revealed a most sin
guIar cause for his death. That part
Of the skull under the left eye, were
the trouble of the horse seemed TO he
located, was filed with at least quart
of masticated food, which had been
forced into the cavity through an open
ing in the upper jaw, caused by the
loss Of a tooth.
, 1875-12-25

PAPER -four bags are being made
which are said TO be air-tight an d wat
er.proof, to weigh much less th an the
ordinary wooden barrels, and TO be
able 70 stand much more rough usage.
One Of the manufacturers pr edicts
that in FIVE wears every barrel Of west
ern flour will be sent east in barrels
made from the straw the wheat grew
on
, 1875-12-25

"Now, " said a citizen of RawIins,
Wyoming Territory, at 4 recent dance,
" You zee That heiter in 4 red dress;
that's my wife; an ef yer dance with
her more'n two times, para, III shute
the hull top NV yer he'd of. What'll
yer drink :"
, 1875-12-25

a REVIVAL is raging at Aaamsville,
Kentucky, under the management of
a local Talmage who says: " l know
| am a fool, and l glory in it; just
such as | am Sod sent out TO knock
the socks from under the sinners
heels
, 1875-12-25

" Was the crowd tumultUous :" in
quired one man of another who had
Just come from "A mass meeting Too
maltGous," replied the other. Oh,
no. just about multuous enough TO
comfortably fill the hall"
, 1875-12-25

THERE Is no better way, no safer
way, no easier way, no surer way, of
saving children from the debasIug in.
fiuenees Of the street, from corruptinr
associations, AMI from the aquisition
OF vicious and hurtful practices. than
70 make home attractive.
, 1875-12-25

RIGHT in the shadow of the honest
milkman, mean-spirited cuss sits and
says " Thirteen million miIrh CONS
in this country assist to color the warer
for which the average fmerican citi
zen pays s cents quart"
, 1875-12-25

a PRETTY young lady lawyer of
Ghlcago always declines divorce cases.
her argument on the score is short
ana sweet, viz: Every woman who
accepts husbandshould forever there
after during life be compelled to live
with him, whether ugly. shabby. good.
bad or Indifferent.
, 1875-12-25

The revoIuuoni>ls who spent five
dollars and lost one man in overturn-
Ing the State Government Of Panama
last month, were diSguslcd to find only
s. II in the Treasury.
, 1875-12-25
PUBEEC NOTICE.

THE BOOKS Of THE FIRM OF ABORTION 81
SEXTON, of tA- "-L-a Ealll iIo,. Fuuu,lrv AMI
PlinInE Mil are 10 BY bands and settlement can
only h made with ,h- uu .rr,igueI. All r.r7snIls
indebted to the tslu requested L. make rIr,-
ate Payment alt tio.r having claims yy!I present
the same Tor settlement All persons are cautioned
against making payments % uuau'LoI-zai plrties
Malh Walla, December Io,h, 1875.
lin J. " AEERTON.
, 1875-12-25

y STRIKIHG instance of the fatal
power OF drunkenness to accomplish
the ruin Of a once respectable family
was seen at Denbigh, in Wales. the
other day, when John Simon, the par
lsh clerk, was found dead in his chair
IN the kitchen. 1T the time of the in
quest the widow was so drunk that
she could not give her eyidince. In
their house there was no bedclotheS.
and the parents, with their five chill.
dren, We're obliged to sleep in one
room on rags stuffed with shaYiDgs
, 1875-12-25

a MAINE baby with hinge in his
back IS the latest novelty. Circus er.
formers Will have to take 4 back seat
when he grows up. His mother folds
HIM up when bedtime comes.
, 1875-12-25

DIP you ever come down stairs on Sunday
morning and ask your wife 20 lut a button
On your WIS band, bnt what she lift,d her
eyes to heaven. aud with clasp,d hands ns-
surad yUu tha', when that shirt was pur
away there was a button On IT,
, 1875-12-25

PRcEAELy the most remarkable sense
OF humor ever known was that of the
German soldier who laughed uproari.
ously all the tine he Was being fogg.
ed, and when the officer inquired The
cause OF his mirth, broke into a fresh
fit oflaugh;er and cried, "Why, I'm
the wrong man
, 1875-12-25

TUE man who doesn't read the al.
ver;lsements in a newspaper is like
the traveller who passes along a strange
road with out cous ing the guide
boards
, 1875-12-25

Mas MIsTAkEs.-Many men have
an Idea that it renders them woman
i<h TO love flowers, and they repel the
idea OF being feminine. But it is love
Of the beautiful, which woman posses
es IN SO large q degree, that imparts
10 the race the finer and nobler feel.
ings OF human nature. Americans
have brains enough, refinement offeel-
INC ana sentiment; and home IT aiming.
combined with pleasant surroundings,
can alone impart true refinement.
, 1875-12-25

;LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED not
n tc trust any person my account 1S I viii not
be- responsible lor debts thus onutrfctc urles IT,.
same he UDuu my written order. Il.s ugtirc 10 ;r-
ply 10 al debts clutr4steI after this date
WNLIA WALL,, December II, lo-5.
lin. 3 r RTTAN
, 1875-12-25

San 4 Dakota judge to she plaintiff
Ia 'Noree suit 8 Johnny, | amt
S'n to inquire inter circumstances
IN 'h,S dele'erlous age. You say you
smashed the fe!!er. You wouldn't a
done Il, as a man, without reesing.
Divorce granted"
, 1875-12-25

CALIFORNIA hunters say that grizzly
bears, when captured alive, though
not wounded, soon die of 4 broken
heart, induced by excessive rage.
, 1875-12-25

TIE editor Of the Chicago Inter-
Oced3 calls for the invention of 2
selt-wlplrg nose, for use in cold wea-
ther. Some men are too lazy even 10
lift coat-sleeve, it seems.
, 1875-12-25

ADRo!T observers will find that some
who affect TO dislike fatiery may yet
be tiattered. indirectly, by a well sea
soned abuse of their rivals.
, 1875-12-25

NiSDoW.-IJ Is one thing to be well
informed il Is another to be wise.
Many books read, innumerable facts
hived upin a capacious memorv-this
does not constitute wisdom. Books
give it not sometimes. the bitteresl
experience gives It not. Many heart.
break may have come as the result of
hte.errorS and ltt-mis,akeS, and vet
men may be 80 wiser than before.
Before the same temptations they fall
again IN the self same way they fell
before. Where they erred in youth.
they err still IN age-a mourutul truth,
" Ever learning" SAID II. PAM. and
never able 10 come TO KNOWLEDGE
OF the truth" Some of the wiSest Of
the race have been men who have
scarcely stirred beyond home. read
little, and te,o and though. much.
" Give me- said Solomon. a wise
and understanding heart'-a heart
which wonders upon life. irving to
understand lis mystery, not in order
TO talk abou. it Ike an orator. nor in
order 10 theosizs aboatil Ike phiIos.
opher, but IN order to know how to
hive and how 10 die.
, 1875-12-25

Some experiments Of a very interest
ing character have been made in Aus
tralia with a new process OF treating
quartz, and which would appear to
possess some important advantages
over other methods. THIS operation
consists in first burning the quartz,
and then, while red hot, piunging it
into bath prepared with acids. The
effect Of this i 20 utterly destroy the
silica Of the gold quartz, ana 10 rend-
er it perfectly tr.aD.e, 50 much 50 that
it can be readily reduced to powder
by the Chiljan mill, without the inter
vention Of the ordinary crushing bat
tery. Besides this, the silica being de-
stroyed, what hal previously been
stone Is converted INTO IN earthly mat
ter, which is carried OF easily by
gentle flow Of water through the basin
of the mill. The sniphureis also are
by this means entirely destroyed, and
the quicksilver continues throughout
bright and lively, taking up every
particle o. the gold. however iiue, -
that absolutely uo;hjn. ofyalue Is lost.
, 1875-12-25

BETTER be dead than out OF fashion.
, 1875-12-25

hhS0'Aeus- IG0dSCreE.
DIRECTORS.
J. NASSEcNSS, ". II ErFNGER,
W ;. LArb, Nm WADHANS,
l. HirE, ! l. Atkinson,
l. NUACAENHUsE. NJ l. MORSE
D. VI. NAEFFUIp.
THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE EXTENDED
the Association by our people 81 the Northwest,
has placed Is business uIOu permanent and sub
stlntl! basis It's members now number more than
suTcent 90 allow the Law of Mortality ample scope
iOr operation The system II tine Company has
proved the most economical and popular ever pre-
sented 10 the pualc; Offering Life Indemnity al
LESS THAN ONE-FOCETH the cost Of Eastern
companies; while It's mutual contribution Plan al
lows an surplus premiums 20 De retained by each in
dIVldual member, until required 10y actual death
losses thus absorbing no Ian ~ fund from any locality
Ihe lower rate OF mortality and higher rate OF
terest Of the Northwest and careful system Of Life
OndgrwrItluE and rigIi economy Of management,
Enables tbs Association 10 OiT Indemnity IOr Life
lt a cost lower than any company organized else
where
- run information given upon application 10
L J. SHANNON, Supt. Ats
i2-tf Al Sune House, Walla Nala.
, 1875-12-25
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue
~ Of decree Of foreclosure, order Of sale ana juig-
meut OF the District Court Cf the FIRST Judicial Dis
trlct OF Washington IerrItOry. certain action
therein pending wherein JAMES REYNOLDS was
plaintiff, and ISAAC LASNEI.L and RACHAEL.
/. LASWElL were 2efeudsu;s, whi,h said decree.
order Of sale and Judgment rendered IN said ac
ton on the agfh day Of November \. D. lS-i IN
favor of sIid plaintiff and against Saii defendants
Tor the sum OF nineteen hundred and cighty-nine
dollars and eighty cents II gold CON- with interest
thereon from san aate TIL pai AT The o. OF ten
per cent. per Hunum IT. gold com. AMI The sum OF
Hnety-uInc dollars and tuT;y-nue cents attorneys
eeS'a sad action and interest thereon at the rate
OF ten per cent per annum, and the further sum uf
twenty-sevgn dollars AMI ninety cents plaintiffs
costs and disbursements IN SAID action. Now there
fore, by virtue Of said decree of foreclosure order of
sale and Judgment AMI II pursuance thereof a ctr-
titled copy which has been duly issued oIt OF and
under the seal of said CONT and Ia directed and
delivered Will. 20 sttltiy said decree of flre,Csfre
order OF sale and Judgment, SAID interest anu atrUr-
ney ices, sand costs and all increased costs On
EoNDiY, The Ieih day Of january, 4. -.
1876 AZ the Court House door in lie city and county
oi HaIa Nalll- and Territory of Washington -
the hour Of O'Clock 81 of slIi day sell ri public
auction, 70 the highest bIl3e- for cash IN gold com
the mortsaed premises in sad decree orlcr Of sale
ana Judgment mentioned and described, as follows
to-wt: Tie south half OF the northwest quarter
and the north halt of the southwest quarter OF ser-
ton number twenty-Seveu IN IA township number
oN'N i4I- til bi idllr NNulutI iElTlN-fINe
east Of the Willamette NJ rijmn. containing ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES stnate lyina,
and hrlnE III tlr county OF Wa IL WaIlI AMI TerI-
tory ct Washington, together with the terenients
leTrtlihmentS and ap3UI teuncaS thereto belonging.
or IN anywISe "ppertaIning, or So much thereof as
VIII be necessary 10 SATISFY SAID Judgment. with In
tereSt, attorneys fees and al costs
Given under my hand, this 10Th day Of December. |
4 D. 1879. GEORGE +. THOMAS.
MrN ef UG''g Valid CogBfg /
B. l. SHARpSIEIN
Attorney igr Plamtif Its
, 1875-12-25

No one remedy is lorf-
called for 10y ,he ucr.,,
Of the American pror'r,s-
a sure and safe cura
hcVcT ana sgGe. >--
We are now ,ugllettoo--