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, 1877-05-04

II was such blow to me-such bit
ter, overwhelming blow. had been
30 comfortable and happy since the
school-master had boarded with me.
The big front chamber had been so
grim and ghostly, always shut up and
empty. It was our spare room when
poor dear Charley was alive: but now
that was widow and poor, it was a
needless luxury to keep guest cham
Der. None Of our old friends cared to
visit me now; Just when 1 needed them
most, when / was lonely and sad and
miserable, they refused to come. But
when Mr.. Slade took the room, didn't
grieve about the loss of friends. 1t
seemed odd to have money for the
guest chamber, but the way / was
situated reconciled me to the thought
very speedily.
Then when my boy Charley got into
that scrape at school, should have
died if it had been anybody but Mr..
Slade.
MADAM" /" said he, ''your hoy is mis-
chievous-very mischievous.
Eyes, sir, said, meekly.
"And to extend a rope In such q man
net that the unconscious heels of his
teacher shall be tripped up thereby; to
I'LL the hat of his instructor with stones;
to put wax upon the bench, so that the
tails of his coat may adhere to this
sticky substance, and thus come to
grief-a1 Of these things are very rep
rehensible, madam, and merit condign
punishment"
eyes, sir, I replied, and wiped away
my regretful tears. / knew what was
coming. Either Charley would be ex-
PEELED from school or dreadfully beaten
by this injured man. It was better to
have him beaten than expelled, but
either was horrible.
please don't expel him, Mr.. Slade, +"
I said. HE must be punished, Of course;
but please don't beat him very hard"
~ shall not beat him at all" he
said.
Don't expel him, entreated.
Nor expel him." he replied. "If
you'll leave the boy to me, there will be
no further trouble. BE has q good
heart, and an open, generous, manly ma
ture. I'll appeal to these, madam, if
you'll allow me. I think we can get
along with Charley If we take the right
%Oh, Mr.. Slade, !" said, show noble
you are How generous How mag
unanimous think Heaven was good
to send me such a-boarder."
He grew . little red under my praise,
and as il was school time, bowed him
self ont; but really he looked like an
archangel to me as he walked down the
street. OF course the simile was alb
surd. He was tall and lean and un-
gainly; the tails on his long coat did
not flap as gracefully as many another
coat close by. Charley said he was
nock-kneed; perhaps he was; 1 don't
know what the term means. He might
have been knock-kneed, but to me that
day he was all that was desirable in
man.
The way be managed Charley after
that was miraculous; there is no other
word for it. The boy was as wild and
Is untamable as young colt when Mr..
Slade took hold of him, and shortly af-
terward he was the most tractable and
orderly Of mortals. could see, though,
the time and trouble it cost to work
such wonders with him. In the spring
they went fishing together, and Mr..
Slade taught Charley how 10 manage
his hook and line and wheedle the poor
little nah 10 his bait. In midsummer
they got up collection Of beetles and
bugs and butterflies and all sorts Of
, 1877-05-04
Conditions of sasos..aai So.

One hears a good dsal taiksi -.
days Of scientific researrh. ~ -.
Il q good deal q that Z So
think mischievons nou~u.s al---f -
peculiar power requirsi - -.
investigators. To listen B. -, -
would suppose that ths f,euiiy - ~
ding anything Whatever o. -,
knowledge vas obe pu..es...l II, -
tremely few persons. I l-slist, =. -
contrary. that any man - u
average perseverance, IL osIal,i.. n
vii, Of doing good original s-i.~f'1.
work. Any hard working ani -.
monty intelligent man, ubo Iik.. II.
profession, will make a good soi,li., =
lawyer, or doctor, though that -
nation Of powers which makea The -.
eral, or the great iurist. or the rr.-s
physician, is given to but few.
So it is with the pursuit Of scien...
assuredly not every one Of her follov'
ers, very probably not one amon0 :.
now present will become a Linnwps =,
a Cuvier, or an Agassiz. II NAV moi A.
given to any OF us 10 make some br;I.
liant discovery, or to first expound som.
Illuminating generalization; but We can
each and all, il we will, do good AMI
valuable work in elucidating the detail.
OF various branches of knowledge. Am
that is needed for such work, besides
some leisure, intelligence, and common
sense land the more of each the betterl
is undaunted perseverance and absolute
truthfulness; perseverance unabated
by failure, and truthfulness incapabla
of the least perversion (either by vav
OF omission or commissionl in the de-
scrlptlon of an observation or OF an ex-
pertinent, or of the least reluctance To
acknowledge an error once it is found 10
have been made. Moreover, this love
OF truth must extend to a constant
searching and inquisition of the mind,
with the perpetual endeavor to keen
inferences from observation or experi.
ment unbiased, so far as may be, BY
natural predictions or favorite theo-
ries. Perfect success in such an en-
deavor is, perhaps, unattainable, but the
scientific worker must ever strive after
1t; theories are necessary 10 guide and
systematic his work, and to lead its
prosecution in new directions, but they
must be servants, and not masters. /
may, perhaps, seem to be insisting at
too great q length on a self-evident
point; but the more one knows of seien-
ti6c work and workers, the more does
one realize the importance and the diff
Guilty of attaining perfectly balanced
mind and of arriving at an unprecedented
deduction from observation - Professor
Martin, III Popular Science Monthly.
, 1877-05-04

WHERE Is GOD?
rY MIxor ). SAVAGE.

. IN. where is the sea-" the fishes cried
As they swan the crystal eleSrness through
we've heard from Of old of the oceans tide,
And we long to look on the waters blue
r,o Wise ones speak Of the infinite sea
Oh, who can tell us if such there be-
The lark hew up in the morning bright
And sung and balanced onsunny wings
And this WAS its song =" see the light
1look DER A world Of beautiful things;
But flying and singing everywhere,
In vain have searched to find the air.
-Scribner for april
, 1877-05-04

No CASE TO GO TO THE JURY oN.-The
late Hon. George Thacher of Biddeford,
when at the bar, was managing . cause
against the Attorney-G General, in which
the counsel were considerably excited.
The Acknowledgement said to Mr..
Thacher. "You are no gentleman. "
Thacher arose and said, "Wel, now, I
admit, Mr.. Attorney, that I am no gem
tleman-Iam no gentleman" The ven
cradle Judge Strong, who was holding
the Court, interrupted, and with his pc
culiar arch manner, said: well gentle
men, I think you need not go to the
jury about that"
, 1877-05-04

A LADY, being asked whether she
could keep q secret, replied, "Ofcourse
not; what is the good Of knowing q Sc
cret unless you may Immediately tell it
to somebody elsef"
, 1877-05-04

do you think souls sepaEated hers
are united hereafter 2" asked . pale,
emaciated priest Of q friend. III eoa
me Q pretty good figure 10 geta divores,
and when I invested that money N
vested Il for time and eternity, TOO.
, 1877-05-04

Mn. BUcKLAND states that he gIesE
bearded oysters, somstimes found o.u
coast Of England, oUe their eolor =
kind Of seaVsed, and not 70 eoPpsf'
believed by many persons.
, 1877-05-04

DoN'r HURRY, GIRLs.-One of the cry
ing evils of these times is the tendency
and disposition of girls to get through
girlhood hurridly and to get into wo-
manhood, or rather into young lady
hood without waiting to enjoy the beau
tiful season Of girlhood. Speaking on
this point, Bishop Morris says: "Wait
patiently, my children, through the
whole limit Of your girlhood. Go not
after womanhood; let it come to you.
Keep out of the public view. Cultivate
retirement and modesty. The cares and
responsibilities of life will come soon
enough. When they come you will
meet them, I trust, as true women
should. But oh, be not so unwise as to
throw away your girlhood. Rob not
yourselves Of this beautiful season,
which, wisely spent, will brighten all
your future life"
, 1877-05-04

'IF there's no moonlighL vii -,
meet me by gAslight. dearest JulianA
asked he.
"No, Augustus. I won't; I an nogr
meter, replied ahe.
, 1877-05-04

SELECTION OF SEKDs.-The selection
of the best seeds OF all crops usually
cultivated on the farm, should not be
deferred TO the last moment. A large
increase in the acreable yield of cereals
and forage crops nay be attained by
using the best seeds of the most approx
ed varieties, preparing the soil thor
oughly for their reception, and getting
them into the ground at the 'igh time.
A frequent change of seed is beneficial,
for the best varieties of the cereals, etc.,
wear out after few years. Every farm
er may improve his cereal crops by se-
lecting the largest ears and propagating
from them. In this way the most cele-
brated varieties of wheat, oats, barley,
corn, etc., have been originated. The
process is simple and inexpensive, and
is within the reach of every farmer.
Before being sown, seed should be
thoroughly cleaned from seeds of weeds
and shriveled grains by the tanning
mill and separator. The neglect of this
precaution causes heavy losses to farm
ers every year.-Detroit Post.
, 1877-05-04
Philopena.

In Germany they manage this little
pastime in a very pleasant way. When
a couple meet after having eaten philo-
pena together, no advantage is taken of
the other until one of them pronounces
the word "philopena." This is the
warning that now the sport is to begin.
Let us suppose that gentleman calls
upon lady; she invites him to walk in
and at the same time speaks the tails
manic word. If he accepts the offer to
walk in he is lost, unless she removes
the ban by telling him to go away. If
she asks him to take off his hat, hemust
resolutely keep it on; if to be seated, he
must stand; or if at the table she should
hand him any article which he accepts,
she wins the forfeit. During all this
time he endeavors to take her by sur
prise, for the first acceptance of any
offer from the other wins the game.
Both are constantly exercising their
wits to prevent being caught, and the
sport goes on all the evening. Perhaps
the gentleman brings little present,
and says, Knowing that l shall lose
my philopena, have brought it along
here it is" If she is caught off her
guard by the smooth speech, she loses,
for he Immediately claims forfeit. If
neither wins at the first meeting, the
sport is continued to the second, and it
may happen that half-a-dozen parties
meet at the same time, all anxious to
win of their philopena partners, so that
the scene often becomes ludicrously
amusing. 1t is diamond cut diamond"
in very truth.
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A unnrrrl n on hnniin uir HaLuas
r0n,ilan Monthly, Il ln,nilnR homU.
pnih' la,lfrnl pmblirhWl Ia philn
dolphin, ,n III. merits nf "IlnlnN
a. II rr,nrdy, Whilst II Ia condemned
~ nt,n ur'trt. "iu declares That h.
ist,A not Al The need anil uatifiils
n.sh ~ triturnhd rnd diluted betl.
falN" ih intarnll,irnt fever. another
sil's eutrla warmly Into liz IL
f.nae ~ illr al., at, and l,latea ~,
author Who has cured with tile sixth
aad the twelfth dilutlbn. ihr me~,
malignant and most obaiinate tef.
ilan n,,d gunrtan frvnia." 1hn wit
~ AYERS Mao That our lltnrntlrs ron
sains splendid cures" rtTnt te,l ~
Huff thnll iroal aud ili. various
Hplf.rs" Thu poison IN hytLorhnhln
h. ~anA. 'iaH ,ilrrtrI ruinr Irlilu,k
nble cures. and "Hlnnaerin." thu slr.
VI. ~ nlnnlefa. II ii valuable remedy
md liz pislns The physician who ir.
nnfcr there atii'lrA A wllDl" pHre
In vi,on II il description ~ the ''pios
lnHaF II i..l .bng. It, elects OH III.
auli,eei afs tilur stated al tlie ssi
ting in ~ III" chilly a'nno her lnl,dt
become rlsncilnd, allie l,euornea v0lir
menf, wound lIisn ~ tanr everything
II pieces. ani III scarcely able To r..
silnln her" W. confess that VIZ enn
a.te nothing very extraordinary IN
ati,'h demonstrations consequent ~
swallowing II he'd hug, inaUis Mrd
1eni aud NtlTUsral journal
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thss. X l,schrr, Plaintiff,
w
Hess II Inura a ElI,.te,h and ifenrl.
utsa ileaker, Defendants
" IN DefsadAMts Above NAnsdi
YOs are hereby nosIAed that tLere 1.
nav IN fle III Tho otiire NJ Tho Clsrk Of the
Circuit rouri, N AMI Tor the County VI
Howard. Stnss " lava. petition u thas
u Bschsr Plaintiff shove nAmed. claiming
III sen thr foreclosure " n mortgage given
by Jahn iircket and LAURA A. nseker.
gnnw deceased on the goth Jsy Of Jane
tt7l, ~ tAaa, Z. becker, ~ the ~ NJ
sc. ~, also. south I NJ ~ 1 Vt see. ~, All
Iii II. No. tsnngr IA, sed VI the 18th + y,
ilut Hinre thu date VI raid msftxess iAe
aaine has bsvn anllYhpI Az ~ tbs lest "
noflbed land Kbosv, Maid mortgage was
Given ~ secure ~ pay heni ~ ~ buO With
interest nj thr rate M N lsr eeni pr m
mum until paid, evidenced ny 4 rfse,isnfy
mite 0f evtil daIv viii, ihs mortgage alive.
mad. w the SAID Jehn and Laura \ Heck.
II. payable - .has, Y. i'eelsr. PIN ahpys,
md dMs Jan W, 1874. No rsrsoaai
Judgment IN nakcd against any ~ tho absve
lmined defendants, mllo.a y"u wrsusfslIy
Aruenr aud defend Aud lint unless yps,
tie seaaad LAY ~ The neat turn, af ihs aid
tout appointed 10 bo held ~ THE lsvisfi
tpnse In shid County, esitimenelns ~ I'll.
nth lay ~ Nav, is71, yoar dataals vii
bs entered md Judgment fsisiefs1
she rfaJer " Hrii petition
| kAiNE A WOODWARD,
asti Atifys fer riuln'in
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R

49,
80 49, Nv WSA
III 49, sA sAA*RNt
s. 49, 4#A wA WI ~
askss4t ~ tANMt4 II ~
49, III feasAs n "a hwA 49, essa
tsasF s. III n 4sai Il n Aes il tfeA
AatANs saAgsw tMtAsAA hashA ~
ssssssss a MFs III swA - sNI
II u ss4s8s ~ inv VI -. i7 -
asNt 49, ~ sss8s NJ Il sAHAia ~
81 - iNNMts 4 - b., 49, 49,
! sMsh Nhsh III sAA est ~ -
Ii - Al NJ NJ tltwNA III $50
- ss4s# 49, tsssa All ~ issswsa II -
$3.50 a AAts y swss@ mst N - NsAsss
~ $3.50 Ah4Wi NSs4 s4~tt ssVsN y ~
II sst#A A#AAWa ats $500 AHaA "
sssssa n NJ fNAiat, nri AHftsl
lHssA as III WI vs. w IWftlAN ~
Nhlts #s4H fat heMsa NJ VI MAss u 49,.
ans sseA ss4s4 IN w. iiw@siaF ~ N
- - 44AA tsA A#saa hisAAs ~.
80 vi u I'll 8NwW ~ f "
r. ~, ssssAN Hsar VII L lsfhtf'
sawes hie shln 4 ffwssH IA THU
~ ~ ilsg alasm, AnA ei'h Htsa,
hast the lstts iiaAs ivy 4 "
- ~ waA gfsMstirsl and faiis ~
,sssalsls usstss fnwn gss,m rtslssH II
ihleh anil Nssssvrat ~ shr lslnre n
~ .ltsens,as, "a srnssstf vssis ra#i
- nssBusaHpa III fvvnvwtsnA tbs
hssls s,reni with anirk silver In
vtnl hrsA !. anil rfMr snrHne wrt
1 / sstsisssi fnt hnMta w knh ihA hs.lt
until night rufnp nn. MsNl thr ssnrsi
~as abandoned \ reward III ~
Nns ufyss,t4l ahsi IA ihia writing. ~
.iNt, IN ls'luR 'llllsrhily ~rpuivd y!
uHssi IN l,ratA n nhd mr. unfattnhni'
nHn. Mi. ksir rv~ni nearly III,
Whole has saturday. IN MrttrvRot
With fiisMls and Ma lnte nsllnr Ia n
turn d. creea on Monday, rhsrFe,
and encouraged vs. shr esldcnre o
isae~eJ health, A. a lat. hnnf Nun
.iay evening the Terrible nnws hns
noi la~n tlestarh.sl IA cssrru, NV
snr ~ .iiflirnl,y ~ ilndirs III. mn
fNlar Mr., kysc went ,luwn abnn
III toia frnm shni,. IN shr channel u
lshe liyrf. Mh.fr iM water IA swlfl
AMI ii IN feared ,iny- may rlnr~e ~
tprr thu body cn,nva tD tn rutfnru
anil III reclaimed. Tho news III hi
sudden death. 80 shocking, ANIL IN
asrrrisal, f.Ail- upon this city, Will
all IN. horrnr W actual calamity mn
.ast. II deep mud general gloom o,e
many hrnits. In thu writer. VIII
knew him IN i,fc. only ~ rcsp.rt hin
this s.l.l event. comes. with srrein
Ishp.k nn.l sprrow anil have writ
LIN ,h,s h,lcf nnh imperfect nnrth
tn i Mr., kys"a hrntl, In !natire I
'lon han .ehoIi, tnn hearts nj Ml,lc
siil hlt.i. MORO than tho world IN
hsaw ossf tim husband. fntlur, III
friend. ~ un'lmcly fallen.
| NrtirsA,nr, Iowa, july y. INT
/ II Il. Van Irt,r'
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n.sg Hall. a good game ~ bAse
ball ~a4 played by iAc Grrss,D ani
DEBORAH ,luhs lnpa fsstas. ss~ailtiil4
In u eiriniY Ton tlc lrcsens nv IL
sema Of Is lo5. 'rLla the e.nlalls
did not rarr 80 ipucl, about wh.n
they lsnrhed iiaL their opjOikslia
had recruited fioM other Nosarl
county clubs. somr III their bcst f.lny-
l.rs. TN the iih ~ july Y N'iufn
fanar maa played al Cl'Hpo, IN hlrit
our hoyy We're .llll WI, ~ Whipped.
nern,'nh RslHb'tcHn.
You've l"~,n dr.icv..l w.. Ia'ies
Ill. "l.utn s'pr~r III crrarr 'l,a' hrni
yer, nnya ~ hail. ~ lh,.n'sfl M
altaiu here 60 ill., III, WEI NJ re-it
.lenip ef ,hs PIN. tuii al member
If she 'Lerr N,ar" club, Whrn ihe
Nyni sst.t have had the eudnuunt.
dti!r 800 ndvlac themto take .el,l
them nu s.ld whoever ~ anr elnh /.
In town, whether three ot ilss, will
play then, II matched gnns without
eAlljnr la sis "aorn hnaltera.a M tll4'
Nynn SnS call our club, who uny
.n l,l.ln. that voruilon IN thrsnnn.
| Try. Come any time, bnya. IAi'i
n,anl on fotmnliiv. Nh. "I.nnc Hinra
mr. alwnys iA,l, I'm company md
know h,ia "a .nt.linlA them. ri'h.a
nn II "A!nmunh' ~ Al 'in kastas.
bf,4tfry
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ApN.s sect, A n. rtsiN,lNs,
t'ess.lls A r.sma, q klra, her Asshahd
AMI A j, i,ls,hsrs pthhdsrts
II lhs DsfeaAsH,s Ahess NAMED
Van ars Aetsh, ss,lnsd Ina, there 1.
nss m hle Ia ,hr ssi,rs n the t'iesk n tke
lANfits t'snTs u, Nhh tef N, .'enhty II
Howard. state " iown, 4 t~liilen VI lte
Plaintiff Nhesr named, claiming ~ tHa shs
Nam or 4lra ia ~ muh~y Justly .lur m
ysnr rsrHi.ery ne,s dated Urt,, sgAA,
ltfl, aNd Hue Uet.,. 1slsh. lsTA, AlsD AAaiAn
ths fes~sis.ur~ NJ ) certain mortgage Nv.
N n secure nv armr ,,rsn ut. ntssNhsf Il
md IN IN hiceh rNmhtr i1 Ia nvalle \
A'rehF's addition tD rrNsss, n hvina Fllstai
N IN ils~ari county, luwn. Alsa asking
fur m AitcrAs.s nv nvrerslih. ~ the stip@
ulasiun IN *ali hs.s anl m.fsGnss ~
stfsonai judgment n ashsi hris ata,nsl
ilv defendant rornelia A, ktMa.
And that unirss you appear thereto AMI
,trfrnd before NOES NJ the seepnd day II
the neat term ~ the said Couft Hrpeinte,l
10 be held vi ths Court lieuse In aHii TO,
commencing On ihr 9Mh lay II tposabe.
iss7, your defAnlt Will lm catered and
Judgment rendered against you thereon,
In accordance with the prayer of said
petition.
II. c. Stcr AnTEY.
snu Atty fss rlH
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In TIN nltnc~plc,v experienced lrn. ,lns.lnx
iile summsf lnon,ha. The lethargy pralasvd
~ thc heat takes AMY TIM ie~Ire FIR
wholesome food, md frequent tyssnira
items reduce hadlly energy, particularly
'hofs suffering fr0M I'M effects II ,lrhili
a'lnE ii4eaaaA III Order w hsup il natural
.iralilIu activity ~ The System, W must
sss.,st ~ MltNeini munns, Fof this pur.
lusn Hihehak't arA Weed ttMiu ii VERY
i'luatunl a IL" dvref Will create nj, ~.
petite and glsc fSrAl' vigps 10 III nrtsn,.
u Indy For lyspepsln. IL Ia insaluaLIs,
Many eminent phyAlrlan hata doubled
whether d,rpsrtIA rnM hs puu0AnemIy
cured by lie drugs which rfs tr,ulult,
employed far That purpose, Tit Hea Wr.t
1euia In IL nature liz totally lIifs eeni trpu,
slleA irtixA. II contains NJ eutrpsivs min.
erals ~ scIisl w fact " ASSISTS Aa.c regular
operations ~ nni,irc, ANd snprIb llHr IL.
AeteneIrs. The tonic In w nature ~ much
resembles lhr gastris JMlec thru II Il ii.
most Identical With That Mud Ills Kn..
ire jNlrs ~ lhr natural solvent NItieh, III a
healthy coalition VI ihc holy. cause. ths
mud u - dIgestsA. and whsn lhi4 june Il,
nut eseretsA IN suilicIcnt qusntltttN. Indl
gestlea. With MI Nv distressing ~,nitHems.
follows. Tho hsA Weed 'rsnir pstftrms
tho duly " tAa gastric juice xAsn ihs lHl.
Ter Ii drhriumt. kriisncka tuA Weed
Tonic sold BY Ill Drurgiaia July
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Kytaera Menrrgor, rlaislin.
u. r klinbaii and wife. n. 4. klmball
\. NJ. kiml,HIl, N r., kiMhaii, N, II
kimhall, and wifo, hfifs IL lar ~ II
II. kim14li, deceased, 4, N, ualv and
Jehn II. bisekmsr, Defendants.
To The Defendants Above Named
ion ARR hereby notified that on Df bs.
frfe July 10. 1877, there viii bo I'm fls In
tbs oii,su of tAe Clcrk NJ The district toan
te~s. n petition III ltshspea Meufvgsr,
Plaintiff ahevs nsn VI aialnlhk u yeu The
IL II II. nal I, n, KimLall, IN III. il,l
day III tDrt tHJD. aud delivered 10 usLvu.
~ Maarv9ov pisIMtiN above Hsllsd. ihe
aams having i,pen gwen ~ ths nslssl tat
qaAv ~ NJ ~ ssetlon fe) Ii te~nskir
nlneiy.ni lND) north " range tsalvs wi
West II ths nh +. ~, In inward sAnsl j,
IoW., md - svcsfs Tie payment ~ eev.
tain pr0Misory mite, herring even late
With sNld mortgage, And vse0atel Ii, iii.
haid u. II. and II, n. kisnbali, fsr Tvs
Hundred and Thirty Dollars payable Il
llsbseeA MetitegOf, Oct.. II, Mn With IN
iei0sl Al the rate III ten psr cent, pr M,
mum. aid petition will pfay Ter sks faro.
slosure u said mortgage aKaln.t MI d.
feAtaDts and thslr Interests In ~ eialtM.
~ SAID premlAss hs deef0sd. forever barr I'd
~ against piainilNs mortgage lien anJ 1
personal judgment sgalnst II y. klslWiI
fof tlls amount diiv ~ sNl.l notr md eusia
~ t,Vr.enAt Judgment u asked against M j
defendants ssreM II, r kimhall Anil
lint nnl,s1 yen appear thereto sni defend
l,vfbrp noun NJ ihu Aevosd iii, III fl.s NAL
trrni VI the mid tsafi appointed II ~ hill
~ thaltsnrt ilnuTe III fuid iauIay, e1,,
henalnR ~ The y,th day u urteber tn,1
Jour default viii bs entered and 4 Iujk.
lnsns rsn,lurvd against you thereon. III 40
set,i.ses Will, the prayer VI taisI petition.
sAytlE 4 WOOlDW At.D.
a1tt AN'ys hw riAiatlR
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-13

Arr yeM = drspcndeni sufferer nom siek
Headache. liAbltnAl t'paiiy.ness. taipitn.
tntien " The lluarii Have spn UiA4ln,p. II
tha lloAli h yosr nervous systsal .lstrss.
tstl' Daes Yanr l'taeI eilanlaiA i,aily4
Have ypn tpnyli Law NpltiisI ,',,iI,a
~ II The fOnl after eating A. A.. MI
II .i.siu anl mNs', more ar lhs 4isuei To-.
NIL u Dyspepsia, lWst alnp,ainl l4.i Iii
Itsss.lun, tiHrrss A,nfsi Hi~,Ntn Ii
INN acknowledged Nh aii ltrnxglSis ii IL
4 loa!iiyp eniv 4 t0D ncp hvNl.n we're
gis.n .~as ~ th~ Y. through J'rarpisi.
~ thu reerisas \ trial Two dt.es Will
snilsty mis- la'fsnn ~ i'A vsnloiflli quill
lip iniilra ~ ei.. i,.aula, r,u ii. III
Enlsl positive ny MI dr.telus liruyai.t.
III tsus 4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-13

Hoard III Supervisors ~ Howard
county, Iowa mt IN ADJOURNED go
pinn Iii A,tdih,i'a uiIi.n aud wrlr III.
Ill ~ order III O'clock y. III. M.m.
hers present. Onkl,s and Hubbard
EuAfd entered iiliv II contract With
4. y, White. VI Penn iliihHr Works,
for Il double intersection Iron iIitsr
bridge. lisD fert IN lrhRili, nj a2n ~.
fpnt. anld bridge a. bu completed h,
nth uf August INIT.
Minules rrnd mud approved.
Iiouid adjourned siHa df.,
JAS. OAkLEh,
Chairman iionrd " Supervisors,
Attest, JEREMIAH NAAkEu,
County Auditor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-13

The Mississippi pnrsNl and Ike
Moses m went over dry ahoh II
Ma put ~ job perhaps. u. L
..Nd /" II. ru-ti0atinH w the vicinity
~ C.u,s.ilir, Wis. The board III
supervisors nm watching thu inf.
containing III" cDsh b0x nj th.
county, ambitious 10 know uhn'
nt,oul its t0nirntH. 'rhc roinhinn
iinn ,leiic. their lnquIaltlWncsn, nn,l
they've ANT for Frank,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-13

MI. rri.ri. lnn,ila,ly III shr s',.t'ss
liuu~, with Master ftaukcy sVp'
lissle S'Hn't. sa.a,'sai fuf Californian
III the sih tnsi.. 81 visit ltr rarsiis
III Sa,,timonIrasa,l sister la tiseai.s
.,ansi,auni~A In u beautiful village ~
thu Pacific Oraan 10 mites frpm Ius
Angeloa. Mr. pricst'~ rntenit also ~.
able Ia Sacramento. he also llaa q
brother. two a'stcrs nni twn ,lnrlss
In Snn Francisco. Mis. rriest yil
hr absent about three Months, 'lufim,
which Tim. alW will H. very muril
MISSED la ,his rr~rmmnisy. Mis-.
Carte Crawford who hn. hecn IN III
Employ of Mr.. rrictt since thu hosiA'
.4rsr.si continues in chn,rr n,n H.
general supervision ~ tln lnnhLsl. !
department during Mira. rrl.ai's ~.
srnce.