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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
TERMS

lizard, r~ddtDg. Washing, and Tuition III KNH.
iisls, tfeneiI And tlvrtuAu tavt MM3te, rtsin aHd
Ornamental Nesdtswnsb ttAt sbis half.yeatiy ~ Ads
.ans45 4,8st4@......,...s...98. otbOt0
tIaus. ss,t nse ~ instrument, p<f AHhHlH. tN.O0
tisyp 4444...s.....44tt. .t8t.f.4ss.t.s444s MAJ
fkuliaf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,s45t8s84.t,. 9IM
tsslt vi tAsMft~ III vuaI MusL. tf,4s,...., gAhO
1'bug0nuit. Ita~s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOU
tDsss4lr $1,000 tt44444........,..t4stt. t7tU
talpilnr IN Water t4,urs .4tt..t44s b.fW
tt,stvuslts.us in Cuttu Try Department f58 WD
1hA .aurss III KnRItsh INSTRUCTION tatnrfisss
uHhngt spht. HsAdihr, t'Atsshtssn, t'aHMsnslatp.
ttfatltsat. NhHtnFyr, tsHnltNFitlN n. tNpF, Mental
Ihlusa4 III, Mental aHI lsfEsNrsi Arithmetic, ~
Eshf~. ihs.A skssp,na, Useinttfsl Ansitni. M"dssh
and tbyslfal nssWssphY NaeFeN aMd lf.dane His
tast MttIanngy. Assfstttfpy. Neeuret PHILOSOPHY,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

RnHT Publications. NJ VIII sup.
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Ve,t1, i slAit IsHga v#iut.1lsi, I'm w mail.
r,ih tn li,.tu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
st. Mary's Institute,
iMAimsE III UmskN. WIS.

This institution. sttNst<d III ti~ fHt@i detipiiifuI
lsAfiuh IN Prairie III thisH, IL NsdAf ia direction
u tho H.eha 1 Nistefs ~ kstss tsMe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
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On. d. l'LANr's
WORM SPECIFIC
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SYMPTOMS ut WORMS


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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
MEAO TssE ANNOs NsGMENr
~ TitI
Murray Hill Publishing Co.
John r.. Jrwsss, Manager. =

nun0klln p,sEssEs cured.
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starry tIealsi, MI l,ug llte l.tslf ,ttt ri II"
tuatned nitl H.l.atlpd IHfs4fsftai mi H. III
new ideas, Nl,isl Ara .lafti=4 ia s, I'D
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
oouvse Of Studies
PRIMARY ntsrANfMiNT.

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
Meat Markets.

ttEOMuE W. COMMA. opposite Court Hea.s
IN NkDAe.t. gl.AkE i MEMNy. opI,osl.e
kinstAll Harna~0vsA's hank.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

WEssTtM UNt'sE. snrnsr Him and iial,
STRAIT
ipIaWONTu HOUSE, esrner lin, aud Market
sFasts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
Chester Trade.


n. ". kCMN1NE@, Chester H0MA~, furnishes
aHssts,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

A aHtaHuotrru Wiz recently ratt.lt ~
OIia4u Nth II lalef ~ ~ nsals lat q ~
Custer Glly tniiiy.hse ds5H hAlfus lltH
distance II Ind linrrt4i vaa Nv, inilaA, ~
Over fourteen milse .iay
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
IinrnrsS Makers.

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ADRIAN MrGUIIApCk, ship nnrth siaen fatk
street. near the congregational church.
4. sMlru GtFu. a.s al,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
instie1 NJ tn ifaor.
Notary Putin.

AMOS ID. t'sSMu.. Collie. siea. ias.i@ and prnn.r
Nv ntMtssI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

Grocery, Fruit and Confectionery
More.
y, WAvNAWAS, VI old pnslofllee buIidlnR.
w, ~ WErkrER. hee sd
GWANuNtt., uLAkE 4 MEWNS, III the all
Hsuk building, M Kim ktvei,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

Lumber Dealers.
W. Il 4. rIEM MING. Nab~rt phsiAn.
Agent. i4rl nssr the Elevator.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

Justices Of the Peace.
q. v, uNGGk ENMsDEE. .iAce over kinssll 4
Yarns unfth's Hank,
JANIS n. Known, over isker# Htnfr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

Ct.AWk. ~. ser rAv4i
GWANttAt.t.. NLANE n NEWNy. nearly spro.
site kin,bali 4 farnswarth's Hank,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

Watches, Clocks and JcsOcirg.
SWIM MN = LOWRY, ssst ,ide u Film ssrse,.
H~e ~.
dosss norsh III TtsHss eslrs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

NMrSeryn,rH and Fruit Nr0Mrrs.
". w. OWEN. Hardy Appla Trees and Small
Fruit
Il, u. MtTGuElIs Nov DF~eon Murray. isa
tniisa k0utA III Gresea. Dnrhess ~ uldsnbHFH
and asher hardy Apple Trtns. Fifteen .tapIsn
sAri~tss HibsrAn Arpie Tfers,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

tnMAS Il NltabTN Elt. santh ~ Court liouse.
II. u, tWtAN, IN Market street.
". ii ~. rtbNEtts, south aldo MAvAet street.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

fbundry and Machine Shop.
WENsON nItOTWEIts. star Foundry.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22
pOIJvICALNOrrs

A bill to restore capital punishment
Ia Iowa, is before the senate OF that
State, for consideration.
Eleven car loads OF articles from
Sweden and Norway have arrived AT
Philadelphia for the Centennial exhibit
ton.
"A party al four hundred men was
organized on Friday night nj rhiladcl-
phia. who will start for the Black Hills
early in March.
And old woman and man named Re-
becca and jeremiah Harrison, were ar
rested at kansas City last Friday, charged
with passing counterfeit money.
a bill to abolish capital punishment
and substitute imprisonment with hard
labor Tor life, passed the senate of Maine
on last Friday by vote of eighteen to
| eleven.
Samuel Hubbard, one Of the princi-
pal actors OF the Clara Wildman New
York Comedy company, died very sud-
denly at the rhTnix hotel in Lexington,
| ny, on FRIDAY morning.
Ii il wasn't that the people Of Boston
expected To get Winslow back, they
would gricyc themselves to death over
the los. OF that historical elm Of Boston
common.
| The McAlister murder trial, which
| has excited much interest at Havana, lii
nois, catnc 10 close on Friday evening,
the prisoner, McAlistcr, being sentenced
10 Imprisonment for life
The Kern Valley bank OF san Fran
cisco, California, was entered by bur
glar. on Thursday night, the cashier
1 knocked down, aud chloroiormcl, and tht
vaults robbed Of s27 900, of which amour
sll 800 belonged 10 the county treasury
=, --forcs, planting is thriving IN Mime
sofa. lhc It. Paul and Pacific railroad
-, has set out over 1000 900 young trees
and altogether ii Is estimated that 20
= 0DPD have been planted on the prar
lauds.
# We have always noticed lilt the boz
;. who viii let his mother get up and bull,
. the kitchen ire and briug ia all the wood
:, is the same chap who bellows loudcst a
;. her funeral h'caGo EceHi,,g Joay,ot.
!, "A nd now It is said tia, Gen. Ira .
Al Bloomfield, cX-supcryisOr OF INTERN
n revenue, who lett the service in Fcbruar,
,e ISL, by resignation, aud who was ,u'
!, cccdcd by Dan Mum, il t. be indicted b
tn" grand jury Of Springfield. Iii n,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22
LITERARY NOTICES
scRinNEH ron MARCH.

IT KfBNEk i'h 'tN''s =
In .Scyi5,,r,. for March rill. ilIustratctl
description is given of the new buik''.9s
of Trinity College. now in course Of cree
ton at Hartford. These mark n new de-
parture'' i'm the college architecture Of
of the country. DR.. Edward Eggleston
publishes a popular description OF Froc.
bells principles aud methods in an article
on the Child.Garlcn. The text is ac-
companicd by a portrait of Frocbel. MT
mcrous diagrams. etc. Truro Parisl. Is a
short paper which gives some amusing
legends in connection viii, the old Pohick
church and it, rcctors. This Is one of
the churches which Washington has
incidentally immortalizcj. Albert
Rhodes sketches the career ami
chsvactcr OF Ballac. and tells
a number of characteristics ait
ec,lotcs ut the famous writer. Dor
scy Gar,iner writes about the struggles
aud sacos~ OF the celebrated ornitholo-
gisr, wilson. Another ,nstaiiupnt OF
Revolutionary Letters is given In this
number. Ecv. MT. ..Twiic',clt OF Hart
ford has here paper concerning 'harics
Lamb. which gives the result cf pil-
grimage among memorials AMI relies OF
Ellie. Five chapters Of Brcte iiars's TIA
b~iei Ccarcy are published. snd tive
chapters Of Edward Everett llale's story,
ptlHip Nalan's Friends. rherc are short
sgoriss by Edward L llany sud GccrsC
W. Cahle.
In TPias OF the Timc, pr. Holland
discusses literary vlrilicy. Tbs Commor
schools. AMI rsafite Halls. Tiae ,.ss
Cabtwr .has souieshiRs ahou5 Bsansehsisl
g,r4as Esrcoulbe. The Detects in wOrs.
q Cxzius. Originality aul lIRirstsoas
and other urtsters. A ne~ feature AZ
pears h4 E0Ia.s and Society namely. 1
nGu1 ber oS paragraph. Gu rural 'ol'ies ~
M. r. T. QrfH1. cbs velR-sH0wR 9-rt
gnlzRrai urss~r. ia wn6ch sPsei1s. it-~c
Irv given s3c she hyju- o1i ci .u,1l
rT.les<. In Sci.-t-Et. may - ioGa8
u.rIe vc,.ul sy rze lI;t Frcsess,- Morse
Efr1,srrg -1gc1-sshe,h
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22

exactly known what charge VII DC
brought against him, bat il Is snrposc'
II will hi for neglect Of duty.
--T,.c supcrintcndentof the -Atcl'ison.
Topeka 4 santa re railrcal has invited
the legislature of Kansas to take an eN-
cursion oyer that road to the Rocky
mountains. The invitation Is also cX-
tended to the wives OF the members. and
the excursion will take place about the
LIST Of March.
--Ccorgc Webster, manager OF the
kentucky State lottery. was found
dead in ditch near his residence
in the suburbs oi Louisville on Friday
morning. 1t is Thought that he came 10
his death by kick from his horse Willie
driving home.
The motler-in-law ot a gentleman
namci Victor Dueross. residing in
Omaha. held a reception in that city on
saturday night, on the occasion of her
Que huudrslth birthday. having been
born in Caromi,lct. near 1t. Louis. Feb.
II. l1.G. She ls the mother OF sixteen
| chillr,n, has adopted aud raised seven
teen orphans. and has nearly two hun
dred descendants.
| sir George Elliot, who has been Sue
ccsstully negotiating the purchase Of the
Egyptiaa railway Tor English capitalists
l. member of parliament Tor North Dur
ham. lie was originally pit boy in III,
coal mines, ami h. has worked his way
up till Inc has b'c0mc the largest coa
proprietor in the world. ~ we'll a part
ncr in thu gr1at win, cable works o.
Glass X Elltcs, county membcr aud :
barO nut.
says the Memphis Anped. ~ Bos
ton papyr j. Responsible Tor the state
uaent that in the bridal chAmh>r oi a new
hotel At jacksonville. FlorilS. thcrc &. .
cry>ral cisArNlalks which i ligh,cl in
simultaneously by touching bui,ou; a
Tire same moment out spTin-sa little Gu
pill. who strikes wiJh \ hammer a chm,
Il bells. which PeS, Oh: in sweetest melo
". Rest IL This Bosom" PA; Ne Il
NJ i-;,tle Bed let me Mss Him f.
HIS MoilEr." and o;lser ApVro4-ia;e mel
ODDS II tbs Story were no: printed in
ss..-scz Vrtrrr We wclll ~ reluctant Il
h:sxgs &, !. :ry'.: sad bu; ior the sam.
t-ss q * p-.-v oE.Ein we should -!no>
S,c izeIi, "a to re-z-i il s. very- sro1-.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22

TX sAl ei2Gger-s % l&r. E1ElA's -
.ssrfsGc,. M Wh5zc5er's Enezz. Tee
Pressed g-sE--gs.- z5l Fgssealiy 5e 5lS
uD'1t Wu5tiy tuts7eL
MI y llsergs5. g,rSstsss. t-r ihs up
SAL Eosa-. SO clat >sr5ll,-M;- ErDas :
.uzrv coa.1E1f.-- IT. tzrse,l-'y vi1.4
LA -aialsuSt asssa,sgsilu - Busll9
.,.I-n ;.,-.l lsis Mr. Sa4ar1 Tsy,sc, q
f. ina yil-aHce e6 lbs wNsstr ips .Sz-s'le-
I Liza ed Az lr.,.-lL,. .,Eg a. l.i- 1ir.S Visu
90 "a. s,rl-. c >.g1lIll1-
Nj, asE8e. 5autisg NHusr gives a. :
Jal,rlf-is1 ..1Hl's. dis il-l1sA % Il
1gre Ia II s-l-hi.z .i'zl wAa - Eo2-
h,i,l.l,-. snli.,.ii,sV1pE.- rvsgSrsEi- tsHi eat-
1.rll,aIi,sF I,.., l.1l AID 1stsl'-ssas ti-ef-
( aur N-a ssBsasul. e1ulfa,aiss ihs fr-1
20 btr gus.rs ~ N1.a-1r t'E=-3t- t'--
taslu1,r ssrse =-.sy Essf,,'-sstir.- 9a-a1s 81
i,s sis,eE aii.asrv asi1 f.rrt y sEl- O.
1au,s.-as In. sipas 90 me a.szlf.t--l Z. --tcT
" I.ryBS,Hr 1ne
Tne s,rie. 70 lglt- VIA ga RI. i. beg
vi-u .iis,rnnn;r ll q ias srwc1 AA'sls 4
n Aar.a,. Niisr,s Vvlc'as Iry AWAY Ne-
: eI,mt ~ Ina rrls- iu3 l1vlT. W.rz2
alaii. 1,aarlu- All E-a'sasA llar'1---
Dl75- 1ara.ibas tuls q I1s a's-- --.:i.. %
Inc lUu.av-
Il 80 LGi1gr - iil ...sial.a-. 1l8efr Z. ID
us,aJa ..-l,@E. 2Dl r&-stg- ,-1.1 IL.
Sz.-1g poem O: Tie -tart. 20 N'. hsle
Eg-s 11l description q tbs New loEi
FI-e Department, 2r.l Mr.. NIT Treat
si-np.e b; 81 seienee, TIE f.o.-ulc while
d al .!se beautiful illustrations ne can
only mention Mr.. Alfred F.edrick'- ex'
qui.ite picture Of the Fairy King AMI his
Daughter three. Last Of all, the boys
and gir.s viii fiud the lOngexpccted
ans wer TO The Prize Pnzzlc, and th'
awarding oi the prizes.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22
raAI1oYlx STNRrAN.

Charblsue Clsshmll. the uDgsc csAserl-
sa,F n,E-ssses u the American sgirs. direI
&C ..ie P,lrissr Haase tl BsssQG- % Frr-
,iaF ngruiilg arss- The ea-ls.s. u d'tata
vas e:u,rxn IN ne sral.sT-fr'Ga with Mr.,
Cilsisn,rr lsri hing sgHsrs.L Ib; A.
a,aet venG IN rlie :-i-e a the Lg 90
lineu4n wears Ipg Alnt ossn egfscg aAs
nuiiiSr ncnriT orrT Eg,u,s. >ilc --sat.'i A.
,;iifi.ranl psr,,iis "a lies 4ir IA &.srGr AMI
n England. She Tvnm 8ira 6ir'n.i. j!lFe
sr ne 1lnriGin +fsI,ri. Gle lG-G -IIu. 1l
%nv Irs ;ii-w when siia y,iss ,irsNae1
Win iiilrii Big william Citlm 6.rvt.lli.
nut iniimsa air hnr ul lnlu.a,l A,g,
N mite mi stiliiT pr'o,~-u'usl. a,lrpr'-
ur,llls MIR rsiis%
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22
WANTS TO GET RID or THEN.

The counties Of Hickman. Ballard,
Graves, Galloway. Marshall, Livingston
aud Jefferson, in Kentucky, draw from
the State treasury more than they pay in,
a. fcilows Ballard, sj,5i3.20; Gala
way. 81 ,3G0.G0; Graves, S70O,02; lick
man, $G,2sG.s2; Livingston. Sl,ii0.9l /:
Marshall, S2,32l 80 Jefferson, -. COS .0G.
The Kentucky legislature last week with
Whereas, The principles OF sound
political economy and the history of all
governments in all ages have taught NJ
that each and every subdivision OF n
great State ike Kentucky should con-
tribute it, just proportions to the bur
d.ns Of the State government" resolved,
Ia spirit OF Inirtllinlness, that
the governor OF the State he authorized
10 appoint four commissioners, whose
duty ii shall be- TO visit the governors OF the
States Of Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois and
Missouri, and ascertain and report the
best terms upon which either Of the
States named will receive either or all OF
the counties Of Ballard, Galloway, Graves.
Hickman, Marshall aud Jefferson, and
keep them free Of cost 10 Kentucky.
The Kentucky legislature should not
be To anxious 10 get rid Of these inpecr
Nous counties. They may DC poor re.
iations now, but some Of them have great
expectations, aud will In year or 50
come into possession Of a small bonanza
The Cairo aud Teppesscc River ralroat
will run through Galloway, Graves AN
Ballard and VIII We the developer o
whatever ofagricultural wealth and othcl
resources these counties may possess.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22
-Dr. iielmbc,d, Of phl,aa,,n,,o

DIR. Heimbcid, Of Philadelphia, ~
crazy again.
The chiei cook at the Ellingham
house, Ellingham, Illinois, shot himself
through the lungs on Friday evening be-
cause he couldn't get his pic pan. Ia
work right
Charlotte Cushman, the great aclrcs,
who died In Boston on Friday morning,
was born In that city ON the 23d day o
July, lslG. she made her first appear
ancc on the stage uierc in 1880, at The
fremont theatcr.o Her farewell To ia,
stage was made at the Globe hcater
lat May. where she phyal her grea,
pattrI@dy Macbetl'.v 4 Tho funera
took tiaes yesterday at hing Chapel
Boston, aud was largely attended. Tn
remains were buried IN Mount Auburn
cemetery
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22

THE Benton S1f@i,s,-l. pgbti>hed AZ
Benton. Eranklia ''coEnsy. and which has
recently been changed frOu ''Patenr In
.sbs-' 70 h-ous pager. r. RON one OF the
5ssswgeAliss whi,h couss 10 this Otiee.
l1sa Democratic newspaper, edited and
vrintri with ar-.lni deserves the lt9e-s |
olzsoasge sfthe nenia:rsxs l1l the vgo-
oas eRnsynlz0 % Frasklkn eeancv-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22

Uox. A. q. :McIabc, of shawnee
town. is spoken OF rs n probable cand-
date for the Democratic nomination for
state auditor. Mr.. McCabc has rep
resented the Nineteenth congressional
district in the State board of cqnaliIa-
ton for the past four years.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22

THoN,s Il. NEEDLES, clerk ct the
county co,trt.oi Washington comfy tor
sixteen years. ''al the urgent request ~
saauy influential friends throughout tie
Stale" has CONSENTED to be- put In noais-
uarion By ,he Republicans Or State audi
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22

r. Bross, President. II wells, Cashier
T., Ncl, Vice Pres't. Il, j, kcrth Asst ash r.
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-06
Facts Worth Knowing.

Oae thousand shingles laiSlfonrinche.
to the westher will cover one hundred
square feet surface, and five pounds ol
shingie nails will fasten them on
u Dncsilfth more siding and flooring Is
needed than the number of square feet ol
snrfaceztoa be covered, hecanse Of the lap
iu-tasef sitling aud the matching OF the
floor. NE
One thansani iath will lcoycr seventy
yards OF surface, and eleven pounds oi
lath nails viii nail them on.
Eight bushels of good lime, sixteen
bushels of sand. and one hushel Of hair
will make enough good mortar to plaster
one hun,ired square yards. ~
A cord of stone. three bushels OF lime.
and a cubic yard of sand will lay one hun,
dred cubic feet of wall. s&&
Five courses of brick will lay one foot
in hight on chimney, six brick in n
course will make a fine four inches wide
and twelve inches long, and eight brick
in course will make fine eight inches
wide and sixteen inches long, The Prai,
rie Farmer.
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-06

t. Ayopng philosopher Of sevea Years
% age, who bad not got far enongh to
!. hear the Holy Scriptures disputed BY
science. listened ottentiyely in his faith
er's parlor, the other evening, to warm
discussion on the Darwinian theory, and
after the guests had departed, somewhat
surprised the paternal with
= Father, ! don't believe Mr.. Darwin
is right"
WHAT" said the parent. looking
down at this unexpected reasoner, who
stood before him with a little Bible in
his hand; lyon do not, and why p
Because. papa, my Bible says God
created man in His own image and |
don't believe it was q monkey
"Wcll, we'll" said The sire. laughing,
"ruu along, Tommy you are too young
TO talk about such things
" But, Papa, almost the next verse
says; God saw everything he bad made,
and behold it was very good Now it
wasn't good If men were monkeys, was
it? For you are gooder than monkey,
amt you, papa ?"