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SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the First Judi
ctnt District, Of the Territory of Mon.
tana, IN and for the County Of Gal.
latin.
Action brought in the District Court Of IN. Fra,
uuiclai District Of the Territory Of Mont in ana
~ said county OF calAin In the Ofice If the clrrh
Of sand District Court. 49, ~'''A
Matilda Pct. rson, Plaintiff, sgainss william A.
Peterson, Defendant. -
The people OF the Territory of Montana se,a
greeting t. william A. Peterson the mo - !: 49,
dele Duant: ~'''~S
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against sou by the above named pinins,l
IN the District Court or the First Judicial DstrIef
oi The Territory OF Montana in and iOr the s.iT
County Of Ga'latin, and to alswcr tn. co1n,,,.;".
u,d itsrein. within TN days, (cAclusiy~ of ~.
DAY OF sefs.-r) aft.r the ssrvics on you Of this
served out OF tins county. but In this Distrs,ct
within twenty days; otherwise wi hiu .,rry d.rs
orjudgment by default will he taken against yeu
according To 'he prayer OF SAID complaint.
The said sciior 10 brought to dissolve the hond.
Of inairInaony noM existing between said Plainii9
and said DeisGas1t. and for costs OF suit: q ri /
more fully appear ny eierencs " Plaintiff conn
plant On nls herein.
appear and answer the said coanplsint y aEovs
r. quifed. the said plaiuiin viii take iuslsm n
against you by default. according - the prayer Of
said complaint.
COurt VI the First Judicial District &. ti,s TERM
ny Of Monfsna IN and fur me ssiu Couity Of s.siis
lin tins ninth day Of Jnly. In the year Of osv
ord one thousand eight basdrsd nd ssvesty.
ny Arxk , MALIu THEO. NurFry
DEPUTY Clerk. i:lerk
GHAs. WALxxs, Pissnsa's Astasssy.s
An lslt
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A7'O1I71d the Farm.
Use only tin pals In milking.

Use only TIN f)alis IN milking.
!. Unbuckle harness before cleaning and
oiling it.
Good wheat produces seventy-four per
cent of fine -four.
The best farme- is the farmer who cul-
tivates himself.
A dose of paint is a preventative Of loose
jointed farm Implements.
lfa farmer or business man wishes to
know, how great spendthrift he IN, let
him keep an exact memorandum of all the
time idly spent
A Colorado dealer recently loaded forty
teams with wool, in preference to shipping
by rail, claiming that he could save con-
siderable money" by this return to first
principles.
Seeds should be saved from the plants in
the healthiest state, and those first ripe are
the best. Clean the seeds and preserve
only those that are full and plump, throw
ing out those Of light quality.
Nebraska rejoices over crops of s'unpar-
alleled bonnteousness," there being mot
even partial failure in any county, Thus
kind Providence compensates for grass
hopper ravages and the occasional local
drouth.
The amateur gardener, who got up the
other morning and found his newly plant
ed celery bed looking like an editors office,
plaintively declared that, '.Of all sad words
Of tongue or pen, the saddest are these, L
keep hen.'"
Administered in time, a dose of paint
will save farm implements from an expen-
sive attack of '.rick.ts.'' when otherwise
they would become, by exposure, loose
jointed and brittle us to woodwork, and
rusty as TO iron.
1t is said that filthy man. with filthy
hands, milking filthy COW, in filthy
corral, into filthy pail, ard sitting the
milk in one corner of hot, filthy kitchen,
is the perfection of filth in butter-makinc,
and the product viii be anything but " gilt
edged"
A poor farmer cannot conceal the fact
that he is poor trrmer. Ills crops tell it
to the workl. His fences bespeak it; his
stock show it. 1t cannot be hidden or
covered up. It sticks out plain as an old
hat in broken pane OF glass.
What trees have the power of precipitat-
ing most general moisture from the at
nosphere and the greatest rainfall from
he clouds? The French Commission re-
,orts decidedly in favor of frs and pines.
With their pinnacle tops and electric con-
lition.
Every farmer should hare pot of mixed
'aint in his workshop, and should apply
literally to plows, wagons, harrows,
eapcrs, and all implements that are ex-
osed to the weather. This will cause
hem to last twice as long as usual. Farm.
y tools and implements are less frequent
worn ont by hard service than used up
y useless exposure to the weather when
hey are not in service.
Cheese, rs an animal food, may, with adj
antage, be substituted for butchers meat
.'se carrent prices. There are good and
'bstantial reasons for regarding cheese as
wholesome and valuable food, and it is
orthy of even amore liberal consumption
ian it nov receives. English people prob
'ly consume more cheese than any other
!tion Oh the globe. or in the proportion
about ten pounds yearly to each inhabi-
Mt. In the Unite! States the cOnsump-
IN is only half that quantity. H
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I've spent an idle hour tonight
Reviewing schoolday joys and cares,
And rs sit me down to write
A rhyme on long-ngo atf;.irs,
smile. as on tire virgin sheet
My letters multiply, to think
Ny boyish ''pot-hooks'' were as neat
AS these, my later scrawls in ink.
But then. you see. wrote In school,
Beneath Goliab Braddles eye
A teacher naughty, stern and cool.
Who stood in stockings six feet high;
A single blot upon the sheet.
An awkward movement Of the pen.
He'd straightway lift me from my seat,
Produce his plant rod-and then!
But now. as thoughts come on pell-mell,
Iqnickly write them ere they fade,
Disgusting words cannot spell
In hasty scribbl;ng's masquerade;
And if the printer, wide awake.
Fer comes across IL dotted ''i,"
lie knows 1t came through mere mistake,
Ot-thrOugh the Kindness OF fly.
Yes. back to schoolday scenes 70
On memory'S still wings-once more,
With s!ons-bruised heel and bafiiaged toe
limp across tie school-room floor,
And in my old familiar seat
AS restless as 4 pEppy's tail,
long tor noon, when can eat
The contents Of my dinner paif
Again hear old Rraddes say:
"Aha, you're late again. see
Been playing, have you. or the way? |
Remain tonight, and play with metz
Then. as from meath my desk fish
Ny school-books. rather antiquated,
! heave better sigh and wish
That I'd been born well educated.
The ''deestr:ck" school-bcard call to see
II we are larnin' OF our tasks
a stern old cod ger points at ne
And in surly manner asks:
allow do you know this 'arth AIM square?'
whine. with arm against my brow:
~ never said it wasn't. there
Twas Pcleg Smithers said so-n-o-w!,'
Once more feel the giant grip,
OF Braddles. while his rod he plies,
bear the pain with trembling lip,
And strive TO stay the tears tia. rise;
y tender, girlish voice here pleads:
Pray, sir. don't whip him any more"
This earnest prayer tie teacher hear!s.
And leaves ne weeping on the floor.
How oft and fondly recall
My little sweetheart's kind appeal;
She's dead. but still my heart holds all
The love for her used to feel.
When meath misfortUnc's darts bleed,
wish th.t in those regions fair
Ecr angel voice might intercede
TO Save lie from the lash of care. ,
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SUN MONS.
In the District Court Of Gallotin Coun
tn in the TERRITORY of Montana.

~ tn me TERRITORY OF MOnt0n0.
Christina Way, PLAINTIFF, VS.. III, b. Way, De
PENDANT.
The people 81 Montana send greeting to Ell d
way, ;he Above named 'tcie'. dsDt.
You are required to appear in an action brough
against yOn by the above named pIa In'iG-in IN,
istr'ct Court OF Gal;a'in County, Montana Terri.
Try. and {" answer TIE complaint fled therein
within ten days. (excusive Of the cav of 81 rvice)
after the re wee on you of this summons ii eerved
IN this county, or II served Of this co,,ntr In,
In this judicial district. then within twenty DAYS
o'heewisc within forty days, judgnr mt by dfaui,
VIII he tIken asainst YOU, accordance with the
prayer of said Complaint,
The fai'l acton is brought against you to recovc,
a hecrrs to ''isOlv" the bonds OF Matrimony NV
existing between yOui self and said plaintiff and
COSTS OF SUIT.
And you arc hereby notified that il you fail to
appefr aud answer as above require iudym-nt
Will ne taken against you rs apovu sp.cidel, and
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court
this twenty first day Of August, A. u. 1875
1HE1. MCFFLl, Clerk.
~lyIpn Pierce, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Washington Letter.

Gen. Grants Conduct Abroad.-Iion.
ICED in Berlin.-Thiri Terra Talk
Gossip About Hayes and Republic.
can Campaign Fund.-New Ar.
my Eill.-'' rSOr Old HOrse.''
''Sherialan's Ride.''-pAiI's
Pretty VIE s1.<. TsTsa
Babies, etc., etc.
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GALLATIN COUNTY OFFICERS
COMMUNICABLE. l.. Duke, John 8, Mcnden
hall and James A. Terrell,
SheriE-Silas Raston.
Clerk and Recordcr-Aime j. Malin.
Iredsuytr.-J. ID. McCaman.
Assesscr-E. ID. Ferguson.
Judge Of P,oba.s.-A d. McPheryon
Supf. of Public Instruction.-Geo. W. Monroe
Justice of the Peacc.-J. DGdiwick.
Considble.-A Z. Clark.
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Many persons suppose this list to be composed
OF CHEAP. iow-pricsd newspapers The }acf
1nife otherwise. The Catalogue states exactl,
wnal the papers are. When the name of 4 pspel
Is printed IN FULL FACE TYPE l. Is in ever,
instance the BEST rarer in The place Whe;
printed in GAPlTAL it is the OILY raner I,
ne ne place. When printed in roman letters il /
y : very good one. notwithstanding. The #
gives Inc population Of every town and the circu-
9uou oa every pa er. 1t is moi co-oteTa.,,.
list 1T IS NOT A CHEAP LIST. al the foo,
OF me Catalogue f,r each State the Important
tOWns which are not covered BY the list are emu
merated. 1T IS AN HONEST LIST. The r.t:s
cnaffsa or sSdysrisinE are barely one-l ,he
four weeks in The entire list Is o6S5. Ihe reensr
mt q the paper 7 the Same space and time
Of which lG3 are sued s.AiLY and We: THlr IEs.
LIE ! y are e ,ied in sss didersni ciies and
~ s. 81 ars sts capitals. IS places Of ever
e. e egpllc,eitssn. a. Aires GE6. r. ROWEII 4
= sDraes =. PrintinG House. So IN. Y.
I'm l1nl
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(NorE.-Uni.ed States Courts are held at vir.
ginia City, Deer Lodge, and Helena, 1T tn.
times the Territorial District Courts are held .
those piaces.l
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- CURES DISEASES Of ne
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD

In the wonderful Medicine II which the afllct-
ed are aiNvc dircctei for relief, the ilscovc rer
believes he has combined in h,vmonu moro ef
Natures sovereign curative properties, which
Col has !insiilcd into the vegetable kingdom
for healing tho sick. than wcre ever before conf
bnc'i in one mc,icinc. The evidence Of this fact
u f',lntl In the great variety Of most bst inaic
diseases which il has been found to conquer In
the euro nf BrOnchitis, Severe COughs,
AMI the early stagcs Of ('On~u m pti Or, 4 has
astonishei tho medical faculty, anl eminent
phvstcians pronounce il tic greatest nic,ical
discovery Of the age. While il cures the sever.
est Coughs, II strengthens the sv.icm aIui purl.
Ties tho blood. l,v iis great and ih0rou: b
biM"t-purfying properties, il cures oil Fin.
mOrs, from the worst $crOrula In n common
BIOtrh. PimPlc. or Eruption. MercuriaI
disease. Mineral f"isons, ami teir effects, are
era'iicaci, and vigorous health and q sound
constitution Established. Erysipclas. Salt.
rheum, Fever SOrca. Scnly or tough
skin, in Short NIL the numerous diseases csc,l
by BAL hl'ast, arc cnn'lucrci bv this puwcrful
purifying. AMI invigorating medicine.
II yon feel duh, drowsr. ,lchilia c,i have sal
face or holy, frequent headache or 1!iZzine.s
mated with hot h,shes, low spirits, AMI gloomy
coated yon arc suffering from Torpid Liver,
or BiliOusmcsH.O In many cases ~
silver Com pl0imtss only part of thcs<
symptoms are experienced. As n rcmcs,v. for
all such eases. DR.. picrccs Golden Mesical IBIS.
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
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THIRD DIsTR1CT-D. $. WADE, JUDGE.
In Levi; and Clarke County, at HELENA, frs.
Monday In March; first Monday in November.
In Meaghel County, at DIAMoND CITY, fourtl
Monday In April; third Monday in October.
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Times of Holding the Courts OF Mon
tan0 for the Year, A. ID. 1873.
| SUPREME COURT.
In HELENA, first Monday IL January, and Sc
cond Monday in August.
FIRST DISTRICT-HENRY N. BLAKE. Judge
| In Madison County, a: VIRGINIA CITY, sccont
Monday in March; second Monday in Septsm.
bcr
In Gallatin County, at BOHEMIAN, first Monda,
| in May; fourth Monday in October.
In Jefferson County, Mt RADEnsBURG, 1rs
Tuesday in April; first Tuesday in October.
SECOND DISTRICT-HIRAM KNOWLES, Judge
In Deer Lodge County, at DEER LODGE CITY
second Monday in April.
First Monday in September, flor all cause,
that can be tried Without a jury, except in case
where the parties consent that a special vcnire
may issue to try the same.)
First Monday in December.
In Missoula County, at MIssOULA fourth Mon
day in June; second Monday in November.
In Bsaverhead County, at BANNAck, frs
Monday in June; second Monday in October.
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Territorial Officers.
Delegate In Congress.
Hon. Martin Maginnis, Helena.

Governor, Benjamin r. Potts. Helena
Secretary, James H. Mills. ...... Deer Lodge
| Auditor, D. H. Cufhbert. ............ Helena
& HI Ms''So Fish Deer nsse e:
sup't Public School, CLARK u right. Helena
Surveyor General, r. II Mason Helena
CT Internal Revenue, r. T. uller. 49,. Helena
Chief Justice, ID. 8. Wade. Helena
(H.N Blake Virginia City
II. Knowles :. Deer Lodge
y. $. District AIRY, K. S. Anderson . Helena
U. s. Marshal, VIM. c. Bottkin Helena
Supreme Court Reporter, c. Hedges Helena
Clerk LIST Dist. Court, T. Muniy . Viryinir City
Clerk 2d Dist Court, o. 3. O'Bannon. Deer Lodge
Clerk Sd Dist. Court, A. II. Beattis. Helena
Bozemcn Lind Office.
Register, Davis Wilson -. . Bozeman
Receiver, j. " BOgert. ...............B Ozeman
Helena Land Office.
Register, Jas: II. Moe. Helena
Receiver, +. p. Sterling. ............... Helena
Territorial! District Attorneys.
First District, J. G.. Spratt Virginia City
Second District, \. II. ayhew . :. Deer Lodge
Third District, Joseph X. Toole. Helena
United States Comni.stoner,.
George Clendenin, Jr...................C Carroll |
Iames NJ. ArnOux.. ........,..,..,......B Benton
isaac K. Alden; Helena
,ursepn -. WInans. ....'......-. .Eeien"
/. heol hilus MufIley. Virginia it'
Nm. p. Burrhard. Observation-Disclosures Sun River
;eorge F. Cowan. .................. Radersburg
ieorge ". irvine (sd). Deer Lodge
Drvii'e B O'Hannon. Deer Lodge
rank IL. woody $3.50. ............. Missouri
aassena Bul!aru. Butte
/. D. Mcpherson. ......................Bo zemah
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ARMORY: ILION. n. Y.
DDrNrIpAT OEEICE

2e1 &. 283 Broad wav. New Y.
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Times of Holding the Courts OF Mon
tana for the Year, A. ID. 1873.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-11-23

sHihra eT stampede Of the people,
aNaI 4 shc pn'r an the rich.
Eaehr lot sight Of his steeplc
k'lt dnty.r an cross" !" an all sich
N N frnm thrr kith an tllcr kin. sir,
n tsiah warn't ~ strong ez that thread,
als ! lrw stayed 10 win. sir,
'4halc 'lnongst lyin' an dead!
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Kind Words.

Like the breath Of the dew on tender
plant so do kind words gently fall upon
the faint, andSdrooping heart refreshing its
withered tendrils and healing all Of its
wounds.
Kind words are balm to the soul. They
oil up the machinery Of life. and keep it in
good running order. Thew form bright
oases in lify's great desert. They never die.
Long after they are uttered do they rever
berate in the sor's inner chamber, and
sing low, sweet, soothing strains. How
often is the heart sad and like broken
harp; then who can tell the power Of one
kind word. One little word Of tenderness
gushing upon the soul, will sweep the
neglected chords and bring forth the sweet
est strains.
How often are we borne down with the
troubles Of lie, and ready to sink faintine
By the way, then kind words come like
rays of sunshine, cheering and invigora
ting. They dispe,ee the clouds, dispel the
gloom, and dive away sorrow. Kind
words will vegetate 10 all human gardens.
and bring forth an abundant harvest
They are precious jewels, and should not
be shut up in casket, but sent broadcast
a,ound-aDd none will be lost. All will
be taken up-and reflected pleasure
come back to the sowsr. While kind
words hea'-cruel words come into the
bosom like darts, woundiog and leaving
scars that are often times borne to the
grave BY the victim.
Let any man 60 home at night, wear
led and worn out by The to'ls ct the day,
and how sweet is word dictated by y
sweet disposition. he is happy, and the
cares Of life are forgotten. A sweet tenn.
per, which is constantly giving kind
words, is more valuable than gold. 1t
captivatesl more than beauty, and to the
close oflife retains its freshness and power.
Speak kindly 10 the morning; it !ightens
the cares Of the day, and makes the house
hold and all affairs move smoothly.
Speak kindly at night; for It may be that
before the dawn some loved one may finish
bis o. ber space Of life, and it will b. too
late; too late to sue for forgiveness. Speak
kindly At all times; it encourages the down
cast, cheers the sortowing, and very likely
awakens the erring to earnest resolves to
do batte,, with strength to keep them.
Who can estimate the pangs kind words
have alleviated, OF the good works they
have accomplished! Many time cheer
fa, home, smiling face and kind words do
more to make good men and women than
All the learning and eioquence that can be
used.
Then should our homes on earth be the
center Of all our joys, green spots where
We can retire when weary Of the cares and
perpiexities Of life, and drink the clear wa
ie, of lore which we know to be sincere
and a,wav. tender. kind and unfai|ing
Why !. i then. that We do not .'way,
seek by kind word. to scatter sanbeams
along tie pathway Of others?-Annie A.
Letellier, In Jour. of Ag and Farmer.
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Dreams.
Nh. BuAu JOY 1srERpRErs. OsE FOR AN
INQu1R1Na FEMALE.
lDetroit Free Press.]

lUetEOL EECc Z ICess1
Dreams? Now you've touched ten
d., spot. Madam, expect I've hal more
dreams than any other bald headed man
il this U. S A."
"Weli. I've had dreams" she continued
a. she bent her eyes on the carpet. i've
had such dreams M never heard tell Of
and being As a woman tod me thai YOU
could advise me, I've called to talk with
you"
"Go right ahead on the sta'board tack
madam"
"There's a man-there's a man coming
to o,lr house, sir" she said, as she partly
bid be. face.
.sCo,ne. to read the gas metre, | sup
pose! Well, 60 on"
HE comes to see me-" she sad, giving
her head 40 indignant toss. II might III
we'll own up that my face, OF form, OF con
ye,satiooal powers have attracted him
Judging from his actions, he seemed te
love ne.
"Does, eh 2 Has he ever brought 20,
peppermint d,opss Has he ever read poe
try 10 you Has yon ever "oticed hin
gazing 1t the moon like n goat looking
Up al bunch Of grass on the caves Of !
shed T.
II am satis6 d that he loves me- sh.
musinglg replied, "And confess
"That you love hims'
She blushed.
Which was very, very proper in her.
..Same as eyer-oid. old story--end il
the usual way--no cards" he sighed, a
he shifted the c.t so that her yellow eye
gl..ed across the room at a jug Of eide
| iu-t brought in BY farmer.
/ After he LETT ne last nigh. had .
dream" she said. Il dreamed that wa
trying to darn pair of sock. with door
XIV for needle an! some telegraph wir'
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We don't know that any man ever own
e1 40 umbrella for two years. That is, the
same one. II there is any such man in
this country, We should be pleased to re
ceive bis name and address, not necessarily
for pub icatiou. but merely *s guarantee
Of good faith. We think be would be q
curiosity. and would. furthermore, be quite
Al acquisition to some travelling show.
Besides, We should like 10 borrow his um
bsella,
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Il wish to ask the court" said face
.ious lawyer. who had been called TO the
witness stand 10 testify As m expert, "if |
am compelled to come into this case, in
which have no persona; interest, and,
Civ. legal opinion fnr no,h'ng?' YES,
yes. certainly replied ,hs mild hammered
Judge; "giye j: for what il is worth"
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4 latancttc aouertisrr
M, uJRNlL d Inc Parish d LAFAYETTE
!, 4 he Town ,I VERNILlONVILLE,
6, ,,HFp EVERY SATURDAY BY
WM. R. BAILEY

~ TI1t Wv
.-,,y,,es, THREE DOLLARS per annum
III. FM six months. 81 10.
---ADvERTsstNG- -
.;..s no lines or less) Isl 90
...ement Or candidates for Office. $40 90
Iii, will be given for Advertising or job
J s,eept by special agreement.
- u. a,,iug merely the names. business and
]. rilcocc, with paper included, Twelve
/ N NJ ..tr.,ti-sneats not marked. will be pub
Z nil so,hid and charged for accordingly.
~ III ;adicial advcrtisemnnts mnst be paid
!. 4, la.t day of publication. or on the day
n, yoalyertiselncnt will be inserted unless
a. i cisen, or amount os costs deposited.
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' = Nellie wss relating Al &C.
:'mea 2 which he had heard il
y st'cb Tue preacher described
! ,''.css \ q s.. Anthony preach-
49, md il which bis hearers
M s,,''.acsd Y, By hi. eloquencs
ss.;'y held ,l'.i, heads up out
= I. c.n. believe ,l,~ miracle, "
k'"- :, IT your lo,lsl,ip VA
W. oes,ain'y tl,er-," 70
= ~. rI'en,' said E,skin..
M s,asl sl,- fiji "a, II water"
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Sl.. was Boston girl, She was visiting
her Whitehall county COUSINS. Wh',e
waking on., several butterflies paasad her.
'Ol,, dear me. what charming little birds.
They are perfectly exquisite" They arc
MT birds. nv dear" replied h-r country
cousin. they are butterflies "Oh. you
don't say SO. Then these are the dear little
creature, thu, tly from Il ,w.r 10 flower and
gather the SWEET. yellow butter that we
u.s. They are too lovely for any'hlng."-
N'i,eIla' Times.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-11-23

a''oe Y everything. Ten horses
ssea ths other day from > burn
y Oeaeosburg, 9 bu, The
sfs'td q b. taken ont. Then
s.s, and knowing man was
'a'd: \ have heard that IL you
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