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IL OPPOSITION TO NALTHUS.-The actual fe-
cundity OF the human race has never approach
ed its possible fecundity. The possible rate OF
Increase In the human species Is said, upon
good and almost undisputed authority. TO be
doubling in every 10 years. Nothing like this,
at any rate upon any considerable scale, has
occurred. Humboldt jud 5ed. according TO the
Mexico population might double itself in l9
years. This Is the highest instance of fecun-
dity. In the states and in Canada popula-
ton is supposed Ia double in % years. This is
the next highest instance. Again, the pos
sibie number OF children to marriage
since il has been sometimes attained, may be
moderately pur at %. But how much smaller
the average number? IN England for instance,
Mir. Nautilus himself calculates the average
family at 49, In Switzerland the average Is
said TO be >; but it is not so. The calculation
was made for mothers. Now, every married
woman is not q mother. Without entering
into statistics any further, we may affirm with
out fears OF contradiction that in the case of no
nation, however crowded, or however scat
tered, has actual fecundity approached possible
fecundity. What is the reason OF this? Has the
check been vice, misery, OF moral restraSnt?
The last 1T has never been, nor has 1t been In
great part either OF the others. In the health
lest countries, where food was TO be had In
abundance, where the parents were in the en-
tOyment OF fun VigOr OF life, where every en-
cOuragement was given TO fecundity by appOr
tunity for marriage, the population fell fa'
short OF the possible number. Health. ther
morals, favorable situation, Wealtn-al com
bined have not produced anything like VIVA
this theory might lead Us 70 expect. We may
therefore conclude that the possible Is not prob
able. and that reproduction or the species vii
never proport;onately increaSe.-lThe Ch'reFstt
HGHUzfJP.
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1910 GREAT 1910
1910 PENNSYLVANIA 1910
ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
In Effect % p. m. Nov. 10, 1878.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot,
corner of Sixth and streets, as follows:
pittsb n and the West. 1910 Al daily. With Par
40p.m. daily. with Palaos Car to Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Eor Csn.ndaigua, Rochester, Buaaio, NIAGARA
M4 ssffs and Era 4
FOR Eea aaY srs sna Se Has so and 10 is
daily. with Palace Cars attached. Limited Elk
press Of Pullman I'arlor Cars. $50 Am daily,
For e1 Ss61sieR a. through train. oonnec. q.
fsrrsss and journey across 'i New
For S 90 50 and 9s,, 70 Is daily
dssS s1ssst snSasy 10 10 n. 80 50. $50 20
-,L and pd, 10 ;l5 cp 2; n daily. m and IN
daily except sunday. -
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIcKsBURa RAIL
NAV NAV R APP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Hs1andris :. s. .. 10 II m. 1:ls, 5. 10, s,
S:1ss, 2 md II 80 p m On Sunday At Q m. and
For Richmond and the South. 80 a. m and 10 p.
Trains Iease Alexandria for Washington. g. 90.
70 i = Il $; a7S s s:is: "a 3 m
TICKETS. information. sleeping and pssior car .c
=: & s "a sis sRS Fs35
q ss6s
rs.rr TzSSEs asnsF;l R:::sassr Assass
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line 70 the
North. Northwest. West
and SOufhWests

To take effect Sunday. Nov IT. 1873
LEAVE wAsHINGTONA
E1rress Eiieott cy oa sahdsS to o BaIi DseS
only: Stops at shigley's. Laurel. Annapolis
Breakfaat at ff Relay = nAn0'ei' Ana Elk h'0se
$50 a. m.-Batimore, Annapolis and Way. (Pied-
mont mon stFps s,s Winchester. Haserstown. and
20 a9 s and Laurel E5pre.s
IsSs R$ TiS s5S s1s
RhiladelPhia Stops At nnsgSlis JunctiSn
and Sas
and Valley Branch except Sunday. Through
SsE to to c to
% 90 .; m:-on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
10 90 a. m Baltimore Express. Stops at Bladens
burg, College, Beitsyille, Laurel. Annapolis juno
II 10 p. m--Baltmore, Annapolis, Ellicott City and
t1:3o p. m.-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express. Stops at Laurel.
n:35 m on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
40 p m~Baltimore. B,adensbure, and Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap-
4:ss p. m.NPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Haserstown
Point Of Rocks and %H Way Stations only s "
t4:40 p. m.-Baltimore Annapolis and Way Sta
rs 80 p. -Philadephis, Norfolk and Baltimore
Express Ellieott City i Serfoik t e.oept sun
rect to Boat at Canton. Stop at Bladensburs
and Laurel.
r6 80 p. m.-Baltimore and Way Stations
t7:30 p. m.-Chicago and Columbus Express. Steep
ing Cars to Chicago.
fS 10 o. m.-Baltimore Express.
300 p. m.-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
rs 80 p. m.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Piftsburg Express. Pittsburg, except Sunday.
Fatitfpdn Cars.
rlO.l5 p. m.-New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Express. Stops at Bladens1urg and Laurel
Sleeping Car to New York, and Special Sleeping
Car to philadelphia.
ttl Daily On Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station. novl6
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THERE IS VERY SELDOM so remarkable a reyi-
val Of religion as that which Is now occurring
al Fail River, Mass. The whole city IS de
cIared TO be moved by the power OF the gospel
dren. have been converted, including some of
tie most intelligent OF the population. On the
streets, in offices, shops, banks, stores, mills,
yersal topic OF conversation. No place IS large
eLol2h TO hold the meetings In, and all agree
thai incaIculable good has been done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

SPIRITUAL SEANCE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Come back yere, Massa Grant,
kase they wants you berry soon,
Faw de cloud am in de sky
An de blood am on de moon
Dey knows you in de ole hut
OATS stanin' on dc slo'
Oh ebry little ribber an
Dey wants you back some mol
Wat dom wild a crown, dar,
Wen dey is waitin' here
Faw to chuck de laurel circulet
Above yo' shinin' ear
Did Mosis in de ole time
Fawgit who hub him so
An try to snatch a bulyy crown
An let his people so.
Come back yere. Uncle Lysses,
DEFY wants you berry soon.
De cloud sm in de sky
An de blood am on de moon,
Dey knows you in de ole hut,
An Wen de heart am soah,
Dey dreams about de ole time
An wants you backs some mo-,
~ y Grdphir
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LITTLE BERTIE'S f'ROCK.

He was walking up Macomb street, pearing
| IN on the Italians, CHANGING into open windows
! al JUNK buyers, and now and then entering al
leys 10 inspect richety Old vehicles standing in
! front OF barns.
| What am looking fore" he answered the
policeman; well, is may strike you as foolish,
| bat have been looking around for a whole
! month. and may have TO keep it up for an
| other. I'm looking for rag-Duyer; I'd know his
rig II should see 1t again, but haven't the
Ibid he steal something from yOu?"
.'NO-nO," was the heStatng reply
want him arrested for anything?"
..N-nO."
The officer was wondering what the cause
could be. when the man said
I feel a bit ashamed to tell you but perhaps
you won't laugh at me. But you see have Old
clothes on, ard don't look as If / had any cash
TO spare. I'm only a poor labortng man, rent
ing a cottage up by the reservoir, and. though
I've only the Old woman with me, it's often that
We have barely enough to eat. When there's
plenty OF work one OF us Is sure to fall sick. and
when we are in heai:h the world goes dead
against us. 1t is a SOlt OF life and death
struggle with US, and som etfmeS we sit In the
darkness and wish We were dead and buried
longside OF our little BERTHE, up in the poor
folks share OF Elmwood. That little grave up
there IS all that keeps us here-We cling to LIE
that We may keep flowers growing green there.
I've stood on the streets many time and felt
ike going to death at one jump, but that grave
rose up to warn me back. On my way home at
night I've feared, time after time, to find the
house deserted or corpse on the floor; but that
little grave has restrained my wife the same as
me.
:. How old was she?' asked the officer his
own heart aching little.
t ~ tI ~, v'iS 1i Uia, dSpa1cu .ne li'i, 'iu
2 % i IN, o5 Hl.iio 49,, enc oo mn w pio3a US;
h Az, l'; y; ediousii peioIc sue ueu nitu
W. u,f ~ AZ u u,s oue, lily WIZ mtl2 saliStlS
Nv mnplo 80, u'S ionS, anu WITH o.aiteu nol
lolLe I ny Ciiv hlomieuSe tlI beite Wouu
oe maioillbS w ! me uniou5h ny ours VI the
7aie plCntu my letl up ldotef th'th any tllliS
HAS Isti Sihtt.
wen? Quefied the ol!Ger, as tne man
PauSSo;
Wen! she TOOK SICK ana died. don't want
10 zen you more IMAM that, or I'll be breaking
right down here In the street, and the people
VIII wonder IL I've been drinking. 1t was three
years ago she died. but her voice rings in my
ear TO this hour the same as If had left her at
home. It's the same with the wife, SRA
dozen times day she runs to the door, think
ing she heard Beitie's voice; and | never go in
that SIZE doesn't look at me with reproach for
not having our dead darling on my arm"
I've lost two Children sighed the officer as
be turned his head away.
.'Then you know how the wife treasures up
the little dresses and stockings and hats and
things. We put ali those things away after the
funeral, and, though it almost broke our hearts
10 set the bundle down and look it over, we
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SI "a MStiz nsa p 51H mo sAoI E
t6shis6sS pricss n G1sH Tor O. ssvsrai 3d.
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sE-There is sect in India tae members OF
Which worship the late Brigade General John
Nicholst n, the hero Of Delhi, as denli-god
They ale called the NickelsenS.
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sE-One Nickel has been sentenced to ten
years. imprisonment at Paris for stabbing a
man. though the doctors tried to prove that he
was irresponsible, not being In possession OF his
fiye centSeS.
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ap2l-tr SAMUEL BACON,
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
4 IL

~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRE. LONDON.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this company will sail every Sat
1rday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd St,
Hohoken. Rates of passage: From New NhE&k
FORK to Havre, London. SOUTHAMPTON -
md Bremen, first cabin, 800; second cabin, $50,
gold storage, $50, currency For freight or pas
sage apply to OELRICHS CO.. Bowling Green,
New York. oct1-1y
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CANDIDATES for employment as teachers in
the san Francisco public schools are compelled
TO undergo an examination. Printed questions
in theory, made to write out the answers with
out previous special preparation. 1t now trans
pires that copies OF the questions have been
given beforehand to such candidates as employed
q certain tutor to prepare them for the exam
nation The price was 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

MRS, GRAVES fell down stairs into cellar. In
Kiljngsly, Conn.,, and was badly scalded by hot
water that she was carrying in a pail Her cries
brought neighbor, who fell throug the cellar
opening and broke three ribs. Then Mrs.
Graves little boy tumDled after the others and
WAS seriously injured
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rLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTO
AND GFORGETOWN

Connecting at philadelphia scifh Clgde's
Line for Boston, Providence, 0N6
The NetC England States.
Sailing Days.
From ladelphia-Saturday, st IL m.
From Washington-Monday, at IL q. m.
From Georgetown-Monday, at p. N.
Freights received daily until p. m. Through
pills q lading given to Boston and 49,
sgnees wishing their goods landed at
georgetown wharf will please have them marked
fGeOrOetolc7 ID. c."
60, 100 street northwest, and 12thstreet wharf,
Washington, D. O.; g. F. HYDE, SO Water street,
General Managers. "a South WhArves. Philadel
phia mAr2Qly
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STEAMERS, &c.
NOTICE no l10INT, VERNON r

No1.oh TO F ssssAfksv Enso. PAS
iildxs sf 3 :5s !: sss SnIS SS
Vernon wharf Round trip 81. Including admission
Steamer leaves 9th street wharf daily uundays e1.
BENZ ES :s:. s' W Co!
coran. ,elsiy
CHANGE OF sCHEDTLE. The steamer
s a q :ns sss:f ei Ysts $s lsth PIT! -
nY an. Sshff5gff Ebs every NO Non
W % hss
nes s sne cod os No IS
md l1lx Pennsylyania avenue. or 1t wharf ooe foot
octiSE ~ '' g. TUCKER JONES. Asea.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
,l TIE .Hs,s and slsssn. ron Steamer LADY OF
SSsI notice sss15 SS saa % Ses
nesday and Friday, At 5 O'clock p m. connecting
Points esves Ne sda
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. at O'Clock p m.
Steamer JOIN ". THeM pc captain yozx
1n i ans e sn st:s ssF 1s s1 JUNO
&SH
& RS o sS
Oompany's Wharf, foot Of 9Th street
called ssSGfHI S1 q f
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and E. O. KNIGHT,
Alternately leave Pier Al East River, New
York, every Saturday, at O'Clock p. m. ;NX0A
georgetown every Saturday, and Aexan- sh
iria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates For information
apply at Office over Metropolitan Bank 18th street,
Or to r. p. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
GEORGETOWN.
ap21-tr SAMUEL BACON, President
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eE-Replying to query why Mobile 'sshould
terry this time,n the New Orleans Democrat saws:
because the winning number will not be In the
wheel"
eE-A commission composed of experts, will
meet in Berlin during the Easter hoIidays Ia
decide on the measures to be taken for the com
pulsory teaching of drawing in the highe..
schools.
II A curious petition has just been laid be-
fore the municipal council at MarSeilles. begp lg
that the clergy may be forbidden to Souni the
death KEEL every Friday In commemOrarion OF
the publication OF II. Ernest Renau's "Life of
Jesus. y
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THE WEEKLY STAR
Is published and ready for delivery every FRI
day morning, at s2.oo per year. Single copies
cents.
copies one year for 900, aud one COPY
to the getfer-up of the club. 10 copies one
year for $1,000, and one cory 10 the oefter-
APP of the club. 80 copies one year, $50.
tE- Ii is condition of this offer that the SUBJ
scnptions OF each club shall commence at the
same time, and all go TO the same post Office.
- Subs criptlons in all cases.-whether single
or in clubs,-to be paid in advance, and no paper
sent longer than paid for.
Address, in all cases,
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WASHINGTON DC.
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Rates OfPasaa0e.

Rates OF PaaSAR0.
By steamers carrying steerage, $50 and 100 gold,
according to accommodations.
By steamers not carrying steerase, $50. 300 and
1880 gold, according to accommodations
Tickets to Paris, SIS, gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms Tickets issued
It special low rate Of $50 gold during the fall and
winter season.
Steersse at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts Of
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow,
davre, Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent.
Md for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
Jffice No Bowling Green, or both steerage and
ias1y CHAs. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, N. 7.
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rUNARD LINE.

1 tUNAktD xL1lNEe
" NOTICE
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF COL
1son. the Steamers of this line take specific course
or all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 80 at xS
at, or nothing to the north of 43.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
IF 30 1t a lat, or nothing to the north Of A.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ
Betsceen Nesc York and Ltcerpoot, CALLING
at Cork Harbor.
AbyssiHis W We'd, Oct 80 seythss Wed. Nov. n
Algeria. :. We'd, Nov. Is Bofhnia we'd, Dec II
Russia Wed, Nov. 20 Algeria. Wed, Dec Is
And every following Wednesday from New York
NO StesraSe
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-13
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Wednesday, March Is, 1873.

QUEER NAMES FOR Towxs.-Now,
what am / to do with this If the
little schoolma'am sees it, she may
want to give the girls and boys of the
red school-house, . new geogrs ply les
son, or perhaps . spelling task 10 her
dictatien. That would be little hard
on them; 90 perhaps I'd better turn over
the letter 70 you just as il is. ny chicks
wAsHISoTos, d C.
DZAR JAcK.Iy-THE-PULPI Here
are the names of some towns in the
United States. They are so funny that
/ send them to you. snd l hope you will
like it. Do you think that the little
schoolma' am would know where all
these places are,
Toby Guzzle, Ouray, Kickapoo, T. B.,
Ono, O. H., Doe Gully Run. Omio. Nip
panose, Eau Gallie, Need More kanni-
oni, Nabob, Cob Eoo-Ss, We Wo Ka,
Ty Ty, Osakis. Why Not, Happy Jack,
U Bet, Choptack. Fussville. Good Thun-
dsr's Ford, Opopka. Burnt Ordinary.
Crum Elbow, Bust. Cbeektowaga, Yuba
Dam, Dycusburgh. Chuckatuek, Nj
Wot. Buck Snort. What Cheer, Forks
of Little Sandy. Towasb. Sopchoppy,
Thirty Danes, Wears Switch, Omph
Client, Peculiar.
I have founda great many more. but
these are the queerest ! could picck out.
WILLIAM b.
--"Jaek.ig-tM-Pu Pulpit" 81. Nicholas for
March.
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ON SUNDAY NIGHT. JANUARY aoth. 1913.
" the following named pgisoessa, conAnad IN
tne King County jail for various o1snses, sscapsd
snefsfiom: Phi. Shay. Peter Murray, Hoag Al
asw, james Kelly md Dan Lynch Nov, tksfs.
foee. viii 6esr the ahsvs reward foe the sppss-
hsnsfco en1 delivery e I'll Of said psasaacs1 q
ne - sid oouAty Jafl. or go fee ooch ood0sl
eatd psasoasn - aDpseAsndsd anA delivered.
Z. v.WYOxOyY,
sssesas. Jsa. -, ISIS eAsst4 King oou1sy.
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WHAT . story Of misery is comprised
In the brief dispatch of the Philadel-
phis Press stating that 1.-THE entire or par
tisl stoppage OF operations in the differ
ent districts in the coal regions has
thrown out of employment between
$4,000 and 30, 900 miners. laborers. rail-
readers and other class Of mechanics
who are employed about the mines and
by the transportation companies"
The true northerner., 1878-03-15

EDr1oR Thur NoR1HERSER:
have no desire Tor controversy; luf T. i
can write anything that shall snliebiel the
minds Of any, OF help m clearing aesy some Of
the fog Of tie Dark Ages that still hangs,
dense ana heavy, over almost all chrisiepdcln,
I shall be arspiy rewarded for the effort
&. D. S. calls the Scriptures eafbied. unin-
splred, etc, and slghs for another by which To-
prove the doctrine OF the souls immortality.
Iaecept the Bible as the inspired word Of sod
to man in common With sll chnstiane, and be-
ilevelt mezns just whatit sAys. The contra-
dichons and Inconsistencies which irfdeliiy
finds there are not apparent to me. Itie truly
lamp TO my feet and light to my path. In
1t learn that Adam was formed Of the duet Of
the EARTH and God breathed into his roetrils
the breath OF life, and man--she entire maD--
Adam became living sonl. Before the
bteAthed into his nosirlls be was lIfsleee soul.
but now be becomes anying soul and when
be dies this breath, spirit as it's often called
returns to God just as He gave 81, it,--simpiy-
breath or spirit OF life. Marx, there is no IN
hmahon that He gives to Adam an immsrtal
spirit The Bible spesks Of the soul eelt hum
drsd and seYenty-thres timss, bat never calls
it innortal; also eight hundred and twenty
seven times Of the spirit without once calling
i deathIess.
The Lord told Eve che should surely die
not live eternaliy ia misery-if che ate OF the
forbidden fruit. satan tod her she should Dol
surely die. Winch told the truth n modern
theology ia correct, il was the latter. &
+ Immortality is brought 70 light through the
gospel and Paul tells how and by whom It may
beobtained those who by patient eoptinnapcs
in welIdolng. seek forit
L. d. S. says that the spirit or eoul retnrns
10 God who gave it. Feel 1877; hence. man -
Immortal. strange logic thisi He might as
well say Paul was brouebt up at the feet Of
GamAhei hence he is immortal.
Now Brother (or sisterl L. d. s., II you can
believe the Bible to be tire and viii again read
the passages you quoted from Job with their
contexts, you viii have no further diafculiy
with the question. Please read Job IA lo-12
Job expected to wait when he died tn his
change should come; and further ssys, III
wait, the grave is mins house Paul tells
whom this change is to take place, at the res
direction Of the Just. Then read Cor. IS, the
entire chapter noting particularly the 1eth
verse. Job is still waiting, as is DAVID alfo:
FOR Peter says that be has not vet assembled
into the Heavens. Bm1E STUDENT.
The true northerner., 1878-03-15

Default having been Made 'n no r,y4aepi
oI certain n1lnIuo c| uQII414o| rt.NnH
iaf6 rue .ntnh1Ih day o| Ianulff. A ID 1874
G10t1ltd uf N|I||am l'r1y tr4 p0 wife Nancy
IIIor oi NAN H0|oI t0InfI 8IaIl p| 1I'cNI4N Nt.
10 William h 4N1n1 o the 11me place tu1
recorded |n rhe oII1s oI the H,I|sIeI oI I1rd4
end MORTGAGES oI |fo IUftn county. state OF
NIch|etn, In l|DeI NO oI mortgages pu page
no 63I on In1 I1In 14l of jtu0aIt ~ 1875
had Ino 4nouf| l|4|ue1 50 be due thereon AZ
the date uf lIIo notice being 0ne NNnlIt0 and
fifty one and IQ-Ioo dollars l4I1I Ivl incInoiuK
au attorney lee cIiUtnIy 1fe dollar. provided
FOR ia said moIlHaae| and 10 4II ll l1u or IA
equity Saying been ip1I|IuINI toI1loFer the
amount now due and unpaid ct any pAfi fueIe'
OF, Now notice ID hereby given that py power
ot sale contained 30 said mort gage there NlII be-
sold at public auction 20 the highest bidder on
Saturday. the twentieth day of April. A d 1873
at the front door Of the Court hou4o In the
village OF Paw Paw. Ia Van Hureu county, state
of Michigan. at twelve o'clock az noon of said
Cav the premises described Ia said mortgage or
So rhtlch thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
tho amount dne on said mortgage with interest
and cost said premises being described az fci-
lows. to-wit a strip Of land on tne south side
OF the south bait oI the south west quarter Of
section thirtys ia town two south, oi range me-
teen west Al an bufep county, state of Allcn-
igan. bounded on the west BY the town line, en-
the south BY the south hne of said section 5D
on the east BY land owned BY Stoddard and
on the north 81 land owned by y Drake, tie
said described land 70 contain eighteen acrees
Dated Januafg sd 1873 l191tl3
WI. r. HAWKINS, Mortgage