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$uarO mo ICONS.

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FEW respectable men can have good board for
~ ~ l1 at ~ Columbia ST, near Grand s.
FURNISHED room for two respectable girls by
~ lone woman. "j stanton st., rouuo
DOlRD AMI rooms with all convenience "a and So
ID weekly. At jI5 and 3i7 East 10th st.
LNLEGANTLf furnished rooms 10 let for house
H kee or 10 gentlemen, AT 90 West it It Rent low.
INUKNISHED rooms 10 letby u private American
family from 81 90 ~ ~ 30 per week ~ Norfolk st.
between BruomC and Delaney,
GENTLEMEN can he accommodated with board
~ single or double rooms; lew ladies' day boarderS
No. 2us East Broadway
NICE. airy rooms To let 10 respectable men, furnished
~ nicely - Madison st.
Publications.
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IN True and False Spermatorrh9a; new edition Of the
" Philosophy Of Marriage. Address Secretary Museum
et Anatomy GIG broadway, New York Free, 25e. sapA
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SituaIiuns dllanteO.

Stuanons d0lanteO.
A GERMAN Protestant woman wshesa situation
"a WIN her child to do general housework home more
in the country good city reference. 2l7 East 18th st
An American - wants situation ina machine shop
n or engine room has served 5ygars as assistant en-
" c6NyERsE. 81 Cumberland St. Brooklyn
A sITUArIoN wanted by respectable person a.
gwen can NJ "a ON av, present employer Tor days
A RESPECTABLE woman would ike baby to
GOOD 6enS @'S ca T' g EAT 9t TStS M
A YOUNG German Girl wishe. a place for general
"a ho@sIMork m an American family Inquire at -SS
A YOUNG man Of II wishes to learn plumbing aud
sun office.
A FIRsT-CLAss bread ami cake baker wants a
"A situation as foreman can at 80 Norfolk It.
RAkER.-A Young man wishes H. situation MS SECOND
bakery rcasc Sddre.. Mr. BAGER M We, ist6 , t.
SnoE MANUFACTURES SITUATION wanted
dress OPERATOR, bok 40 sun olhee,
SITUATION wanted by Young man ,22l as bar
- keeper, understands German and English thoroughly.
Address A. y box lid. sun ohicr
SITUATION wanted by young boy 10 years Of age
- 10 earn the harness making trade inquire at ~ e'h
aN,, shoe store.
no BUTCHERS a reliable, competent Young
man and good salesman win hest reference, wishes
Apo'iuon In CITY Or iot ,n pc.t ce
thrier Who has had experience on book and newspa.
pers Address 1. r., box 1896, sun ONCE
WANTED-Bya stout boy, 10 years old. a situation
steady employment ely or Gq9, PiSasS , e tl or adj
WANTED-By young girl a situation to do the
Please call or address 80 Madison st. LIST aoor.
~ SUFFOLK ST., nrst noor.-A respectable
S % ESSp Ssasspp 0s
widow NO objection 10 The country.
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R-E-F-R-I-ti-E -R-A-T-O-R-S
B-E-S-T IN i-e~I
ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

This POWDER is universally used By the best am'es
Europe and the United states ana alopeu
in the Royal households OF Great Britain, Germany ana
Brazil Contains acid but that derived from srat'-A
pure Grape Cream Tartar Its peerless and unapprsAen
bs withoutit Sold by GToeerA
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Referee Hamorsley took little testimony yes
terday in Collins B. sdivorce suit against Cora Pear
Iicusted Cole. An effort made to show that Mrs
Cole had visited certain sOnuble house, but moth
ing definite " uroNcd.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT WITH
ABSOLUTE SAFETY
tirrsoual nOiltss.

LII special complaints, medical or surgical safely,
"A csssiuly treaud examinations free.
DR.. BRADFORD. 49, East 18th 81.
RNOIGHTON'StnVig syrup cures stoma II,
- lNer kidney distrses, female weakness AC also,
restores manhood &c 2jc Advice nee. bd West an st.
DISEASES OF MEN speciality; cure from 3 TO
- DAYS DIX DYER ~ West 18TH ST.. near 9Th aV.
NOTICE.-An persons are hereby cautioned against
~ trusting my wife, Agnes Palmer. IN INV account n
am determined 10 pay no debts Of her contracting aer
ms date. CHARLES PALMER
jun .. 1878 Engineer OF Steamboat HricYuc.
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DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP
WHITE s,rAHLil,\E;

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CELTIC ...... ....... THURSDAY. june a. - 80 A VI.
GERM ANIG SATURDAY. June H. 4 4 NJ.
BALTIC .... IhUrsuiY. June ~ A NJ
From White Star Dock. Pier -. North River.
Cabins all auiisntpS Saloon. $50 amt 500 gold
Return tickets 30 ftrortnlr ,rrm, Nt.trtse, 50
X. j COkilS. A-rut y hr Iui NtY, New York
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DOST OFFICE NOTtCE.-The foreign mails tor
i THE week ending saturday june = 1878. viii close at
tins Office on TUESDAY atd NJ tor Europe by steamship
Wisconsin, Queenstown. on Wednesday. ats NJ Tor
Europe. by steamship Sfythia Queenstown
sponlence Tor France to be- forwarded hy this
must be specially addressed. THURSDAY, at 80 4 W
tor Europe, hN steamship Celtic VIA queenstown CORE
spouirncr Germany and France 10 he forwarded by
TIA. steamer must he specially addressed. aud At ~ VI.
Tor Europe. hy steamship leasing, via Plymouth Cher
hour.. and HAMBURG. saturday at VI. Tor Europe.
By steamship Cty Of berlin, WA Queenstown GORE
spoudrnrc tor rTmany nud scotland 10 Ice forwarded y
this Steamer must be- specially al ressedi aud at A NJ,
for scotland direct by steamship Bolivia, wa GLASGOW,
and II $50 A. NJ. tor Eurole hN steamship otter via
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen. rnc steamships Wisconsin,
ScVthiu Celtic aud NitN Berlin do take mails tor
Denmark, Sweden and Norway The mails Tor Kingston,
Jau leave Sew York june The mails Tor the West In
dies 81 Thomas also Brazil direct, leave Now York
June The mail Tor Aslluwal and south iacnc pnrts
leave New YORK June The mails for the West Indies,
via 81 Thomas. also Porto Rico aud Venezuela direct
leave New YORK June The mails for Australia, dc.,
leave Francisco june H. The mails Tor China and
japan leave San Francisco june h.
PosT OFFICE. NKw loHk. June !. 1874
rlIOS L. JAMES. Postmaster
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOfS II PHILADELPHIA, TWO IN
NEW YORK
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Gral q state,

Zeal Estate.
A FARM. ~ acres. for sale or exchange; stock
"A crops, one Is acres back Paiuucld
r ZEGLiO. 10 Centre 81
RITTER than doubtful savings banks-Builiing
- lots AT S-75, within ~ miles Of New York cry Hall
high and dry, accessible ~ horse cars
terms 10 suit Secure home
X A. YOUNG. Engineer Ac 20 Exchange place
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Auttlon llutltrs.

REFINED SUGAR Al AUCTION.-BUR
~ DEIIA HARRIS Wlll sell at auction Thursday
june Is 1875 AT - Ocluck within their STORE ~ Burng
slip, 40 bulls powdered, rrunuatcd soft White, alI soft
yellow sugar Ut DE Castro Dunners and HuNcrneYersA
Eatwioks rehneries; slightly damaged by fresh water
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BUSINESS & blntss.


A GOOD hargain-For sale. n good. old.estahi.hed
y CHAR store. All Information given by j. kOENIG,
No 1853 81 av Agents are forbidden
BAKERY ami fixtures Tor sale cheap; owner going
~ to Ln-land' Apply al 40 East l7th IT. New York.
CANDY aud variety store for snle cheap ON account
~ OF sickness; near schools rent sl6 1870 Nalrk T.
RIO LET-A bakery In the country, only sI2 per
month, fixtures complete. Adj al ~ Canal ST. up
stairs, tor three days Aeond opportunity
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-09
Fire Insurance Association.

OFFER FOR SALE TO THE TRADE ONLY
Tenants Ale, pints and quarts.
Bass Ale. pints and quarts.
Guinness Porter, pints and quarts.
Hennessey Brandy, Ia ectsvss, ana ]. , and 3
star in case.
Martsll Brandy, in oetsves. ard /. 2 and star
In case.
Otard Dupuy Brandy In octaves ana case.
California Grape Brandy in octaves.
Scotch Whisky, in case and bulk.
Irish Whisky. in case and bulk.
Champsgne-Chas. Fare. in pints and quarts :;
LAndsbergers California. Imperial. and Private
cuvee. IN pints and quarts.
Shery-Finest Old Golden. Old Gsrvey and
Caiifornia. in case and bulk.
Port-Imported and California, in case and
bulk.
Bourbon wbiskies -HotAling's genuine J. II.
Cutter. In case and bulk; White House, Univer.
sal, Miller. etc. etc.
Tobacco-Plug. Grsnulsted and Long Cut.
Cigars The Largest Stock ard Pest Assortment
on Puget Sound.
- We are the only house In Washington Ter
ritory shipping Furs direct TO London. England
and are paying the highest Cash Prices. je4.dAw
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The Lunch Fiend.

About eleven o'clock A. NJ. tramp
minutes in very Jealous manner to
the lunch-table. By the time he had
masticated about pound Of corn beef
the barkeeper stepped up aud re-
marked:
This table is for drinkers
Then why don't you bring on youl
drinks: I've been here ten minutes.
and | haven't seen drop of anything.
If its a drinkin' table. where's the
fiuid.'
L mean it's for the patrons of the
bar said the barkeeper
Then why ain't they here: l s'pose
you mean a man must spend money
at the bar before he eats:'
'Exactlyr
That takes me in. l took drink
here last Summer and didn't eat e
mouthful. and if amt entitled to a
lunch on that drink, then this system
must be failure all round
But the place has changed hands
sisce then, said the barkeeper, pick
ing up bung starter.
All. indeed? replied the urbane bum
mer; that fact, as your gesture would
imply, raises new and embarrassing
compllcation,in our diplomatic relations.
l will therefore recede, as it were, from
my original position and await the re-
assembling Of the Peace Congress
He had been gradually backing to-
wards the door as he spoke. and be
lodged out just in time to evade the
projectile hurled at him by the iu-
dignant saloonatic.
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The Penniless Man.

Blessed is the man who is penniless,
for he is never stricken--for a dollar.
The dead head annoyeth him not.
neither is he pursued by the vendor of
HltchcOck's Analysis.
He is not grasped by the lightning
rod seller.
The lunch fiend turneth away from
him. The trinket vendor passeth
him by.
He hath no friends to treat he is
poor and hath no enemies.
When he riseth in the morning his
stomach is not rebellious from over
feeding: neither doth he click his silver
and say: How shall / get rid of these
dimes
When he eateth he is not vexed by
multitude of dishes.
When the bookseller paradeth the
street and shouteth for purchasers, he
passeth meekly by, for he knoweth
that he is not the kind of customer
wanted
His lands will never take unto them
selves wings, neither will the fire de-
YOUR his water let's.
He is not perplexed about taxes,
neither careth he for the rise of lumber.
He hath no ties of money; therefore,
careth not to demonetize; nevertheless
a dime he will not refuse. nor turn
away from five center,
Yea, n gherkin will he relish, and
charm the out-works of a steet-clad
biscuit
Yea. even the itinerant canvasSer for
the iNTELLIGENCER passeth swiftly by
him on foot and selleth not TO him.
He loveth none but himself; he Is
selfish; yea, fond of fish. CLAIMS in chow
der, oysters raw, Holsters in vinegar,
will be not dsspise.
He maketh his lair in bar-room; he
squatteth on keg while it is day, and
sleepcth in barrel at night.
Where the scent of whisky is there
he is found; he snuffeth the lunch with
frenzy and crieth ha! hal at tie clink
Of glasses He liveth like a ring tailed
monkey. and dieth like spotted jeho-
saphat.
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The Old Songs.

Sing me the lays Of other days;
Let some familiar air
Go wandering free through Memory,s
halls
To wake its echoes there.
Songs that were sung, when we were
young
And which our hopes were bright
Az angels eyes. or radiant stars,
Set in the crown of night.
Songs that we heard. when every word
Came with sweet surprise,
Whether our lips were wreathed with
smiles
Or tears were in our eyes.
Songs of the heart, that pulsing, start,
When recollections come
OF cloudless skies. and lovelit eyes,
Of happiness and home.
Sing me old songs; rouDd them throngs
OF sacred memories cling.
I'd hear no lays of later days.
But the songs we used TO sing.
Then sing to-day no trifiing lay
That owes its all TO art;
Though 1t may charm the listner's ear
1t cannot touch the heart.
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What Hard Times Teach

Now that the pinch of hard times
has come. the folly of keeping up
appearances by snowy and costly
style of living not warranted 10y ones
income is almost daily illustrated
In one recent instance "A man had been
working for quarter Of century up
on salary ample for all tie neces-
sites and comforts of life. With COM
mon prudence he would have found
himself al the end of twenty-five years
with snug home over his head. and a
handsome reserve fund in the savings
bank. But he has lived from hand TO
mouth. squandering his money In a
foolish effort TO make as big show as
his rich neighhors When the rainy Gay
comes, waking up at last to sense of his
foliv, lie kills himself in a paroxyl m
of terror and despaH, leaving his fam
ily homeless and penniless. IL IS a
very old story, and Its teaching Is As
plain as il is unheeded.
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BRASS.

This is essentially the age of
Brass. The age of Iron with its
mighty exploits and heroic romances
sinking into insigniticauce beneath the
progressive trade of that power. which,
without intrinsic virtue. ove:comes and
surmounts these obstacles that in
other times batlied almost superhuman
endeavors. Not he who does best, but
he who ventures most on subjects that
confound the common understanding.
claims the multitude and eompels its
homage With gaping mouth and
dilated eyes. their wonder increasing az
every rounded period rolls from the
prolific pen, they look upon the en-
bodiment of brass as the imperson-
alton OF genius. Not he whose lips are
syllabled with the good words of wis
dom. and tho draws bis logic from the
reason of knowledge. reason aud exper.-
enoe. but the ranting idiot who fights
the air with his hands, and hurls his
senseless metaphors at his auditory. 1t
is that that captures the admiripg
crowd. Modesty blooms. blossoms
and fades by the way-side, unnoted,
unrecognized aud unknown, while
Brass. Haunting its brazen ensign to
the breeze with flourish Of triumpe,s,
marches forth conquering aud to con-
quer, on fields where true greatness has
been vanquished aud discounted.
Than gold. than script. than wisdom.
than reason-greatsr then than all
things else-is brass. Experience can
not teach it, difficulties succumb Ia it.
Brass never hesitates that which
staggers the great. yields to this subtle
power. for fools rush in where angels
fear 10 tread.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-12
GENERAL LAWS OF WISCONSIN
lpubllshcd April ., ISIS.
CHAPTER 26l.


AN ACT 70 amend section u % chapter y q the
general laws " 1870 relating To hawkcrs anu ped
dlcrS,
Ihc psopla " the Stitf ~ Wisconsin represented ~
senate aud assembly, DO enact as tnll0tcs,
Section l. Section OF chapter ING OF the laws OF
Wisconsin for 1877, relating 10 hawkcrs ana ped
Section. l. Each and every person who snail traNel
from place N place on foot, by horse ana wagon or
ny team within this state for the purpose OF self
Ing or offering for sale NJ retail or " consumers
any goods, wares merchandise, notions or uthtf
article Of trade Whatsoever. whether by sample or
otherwise aud whether said goods, wares, nct-
chAndlsC. notions. on other articles ~ trade Mat
socyrr nrc delivered III time of sale or 10 he dcliv
cred NJ some future day Is hereby required 70 tlst
take ont license therefor III accordance with tho
existing laws t this state relating to hAwkcrS aud
rrderS and for amy violation W the provisions 81
this section shall he suhioT to the same rcna ties
prescribed hN the existing laws nt this state for
pcddurS proceeded, hOWercr, that no person Who
shall travel from place 10 place III this state ON taat
or by horse aud wagon or team. selling OF offering
10 sell at wholesale 10 dealers exclusively. any
goods Wares. merchandise, notions, ur other Ar-
icles ~ trade Whatsoever, ~ sample or otherwise.
shall hereafter ho required to take cut or pay Tor
amy license Tor selling Mt Wholesale by virtue ~
amy LAW ~ this state relating u haMkCrs and red
piers; train boys and fish pcddcts, ana citizens ~
residents ~ the state who are tncapacttatcd Tor
ordinary business or labor on account Of being
hlind deaf and dumb, MANNED " crippled, are also
hereby excepted from the provisions ~ the laws 81
this state relating to hawkers and peddletS
Scctun2 All acts and parts OF asS eohhiettnH
With Tho provisions oi this act are hereby repealed
Seeiiona This act shalt take effect and helh force
from and after It's passage and publication.
Approved March IL, 1878
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Published April 4, 1878. !
CHAPTER 3Ul.
AN ACT relating to insurance companic

AN ACT relating 10 Insurance. companies.
The pcope ~ the STAFF 81 WISCONSIN represented In
stRuie aud assembly, 30 enact as foloics
section |. All fire Insurance policies hereafter
issued Or renewed or delivered In this state which
contain reference To any application Or reprcseu-
tation made hy the assured, aud which application
shalt by the terms OF the policy he made part ~
the policy ot insurance, or which shall be referred
III ia II warranty or representa- ION and which may
i'll aliy manner affect the validity OF the policy,
shall have true copy NJ such application attached
Ia said policy or written thnIcin provided, that
The prey SonS of this act shall not apply 10 policies
written by town insurance companies nor 70 polt-
eicS issued 10y any Insurance COMPANY upon dwell
iueS, harns, their contents, or farm property; pro-
Nldcd, further that The neglect q any " attach
eopy IL disqualification or representation aforesaid
10 any policy ~ insurance rs required hy this act
shall not render such policy void.
Section y IL any Insurance company It's agent,
hr0ker ~ solicitor, STALL neglect IL comply With
the PROV iSuuS uf this act such company shall ha
forever prrcludCd from pleading or proving the
contents NJ such application Or representation, "
amy pant thereof, hi actions upon such polteS.
Section 3. II any policy OF insurance shall not
have attached thereto copy Of the application oi
representation mentioned III section III this act
IL Splll not he necessary for the plaintiff % plead
or Is prove the contents ~ snch application or rep.
rcscntaticn In order To recover upon such policy.
Scrtian4 ThiS act shall tnke effect and hc N
force from aud after sixty days after rs passage
and publication.
Approved March II lS'S
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nn1n TO
OVEO FARM EES
EVERY PACKAGE OF
sLOAN's CONDITION POWDERS

oLOAN = CONUI ION FO"DE ND
Given TO your Horse, Cow or Hog, will
return many times It's cost In the i'm.
provement of the flesh, and health OF
your stock.
The horse will show more life, and nc
complish more work The COW will
produce more and richer milk. Tho hog
will take on flesh, and prove less liable
to disease. 9I0an's are the only Condition
POWDERS compounded upon scientific
principles. Your horse having worked
hard for you during the past season, il
is your duty to take good care of the
animal after the service he has performed
for you. Plenty of warm bedding, good
feed, and bran mash once week, with
some Of Stoans Condition PoWders, will
nut him IN good order for next season
If your Druggist docs not keep the
powder, send Is or 80 cents, and you will
,celvc package by return mail.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-12
Published March 2S, 1878.
CHAPTER 2ss.

AN ACT to authorize the building Of sidewalks. and
Tor the protection OF the same in unincorporated
villages and towns.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin represented IN
senate and assembly, do enact as fDilpUS:
Section |. The ovcrSeerS of highways within the
road district In any town in this state or in any
unincorporatcd village in thetown and any person
or Incorporation may build and construct sidewalks
along the line of any street highway of gravel,
earth, stone, plank or other material, not TO OK
coed eight feet wide, and repair the same when
necessary.
Section .. 1t shall be unlawful for any person to
ride, drive or lead any animal said sidewalks at
any season OF the year. or pile timber. wood posts,
or throw any ofal upon said sidewalks, or other
wise obstruct the travel the same.
Sccton3. Any person offending against any of
the provisions Of section of this chapter shall he
liable to 4 ine Of two dollars for each and every
ofense, to be recovered with costs, and shall also
he liable 10 the builder OF said sidewalks for all
damages Justices Of the peace of any town in the
county Shall have jurisdiction Of any violation OF
the provisions of this chapter and all fines when
collected shall be paid into the town treasury and
ne applied To the repair of sidewalks.
Section 4. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March ~. ISIS.
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trullishcl March Is l,7S. J.
CHAPTER PIN

AN Act To Az the time tar holding the general and
special terms - the circuit ceRrt IN the Eighth
judicial circuit
Tff ptotif ~ Hc Sittc ~ Wisconsin rrfrtscnttl III
SENATE and assembly. ia enact ii, tnliotrs.
Secttunl Tic general terms g the circuit eenrt
iii the eighth judicial circuit shall hereafter IA
held III each Year III follows hi Ellie county VI Buf
fao on the second Monday in May and frst Mon
dan IN December. In tile county II hunn on HE
II September lnthc county ~ Fan Claire, ID the
fourth Monday IN March and the fourth Monday IN
SGptpmher. LII thc county Of Peplu, GA the third
Man,ay I'M tpril aud third Monday tn october I'M
the county IN Pierre, nn the scccna Monday tn
tune and tile second Monday IN December. In the
county II ST. CroiN. on the third Monday IN May
anl thr third Monday in November.
section IF Ailtht general terms held III the edun-
~ ~ Fan Clarc shah lie special terms for the
Whole circuit.
SECTIONS This ari shall take effect and he force
from ana after liz passage and publication.
Approved March Is lsiS
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tFunllshed March 2s. 1873. ]
CHATTER 300.

AN ACT to amend chapter PSI Of the laws Of wis
c0usin FOR lSi7 entitled AN act to define the du-
ties u towns and town officers in certain cases.
The people ~ ne state ~ Wisconsin represented IL
senate aud assembly 40 enact as follolrs!
section l. The chairman Of the board Of super
yisors and the town clerk Of any town are hereby
prohibited from drawing signing or eountersign-
lug any order or orders on the treasurer OF their
town until tlp tax for the payment ~ such order
or orders shah have been voted by the electors OF
SnCh town. until the board Of supervisors Of such
town shall have authorized the issue 81 such order
ur orders, mot exceeding the amount which such
town Is authorized to appropriate for tile purpose
for witch such orders are issued.
Section , This act shall take eect aud be IN force
from and after It's passage.
Approved March ~, lsiS