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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-01
SYMPTOMS

The retained poison acting upon the nervous
system, the brain becomes affected and the
patient sleepy, listless Respondent, irritable,
and fretful. and sometimes affected with
Iainting fits with commissions. Derapged
excretion from liver and Kidneys produces
fever and Its attendant: coated tongue, bad
taste, loss of appetite, perhaps headache, lassf-
tude, debility, shooting pans or dull, heavy
aches through back or sides, or under the
shoulder blades, someti mes nausea or .ssick-
ness at the stomach" with perhaps vomiting,
and other symptoms of blood poison, dry
skin, occasionally chilly sensations followed
by hot flashes, aching of the bones. lame back,
sore Joints and muscles, smothered sensations
and other morbid manifestations. or course,
only part OF these symptoms will be present
N n single case.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-01

new HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED!

The liver has been not inappropriately
termed the .'housekeeper'' of health. II is the
largest gland in the system, and performs the
important junction of extracting from the
blood impurities that If allowed to remain,
would seriously impair the healthy functions
of the machinery OF life. The kidneys also
perform most important function in taking
the blood urea ana other poisonous principles
and excreting them from the system. When
in health, therefore, the liver and kidneys
and their condition determines, to a very
great extent, the condition of the system at
large. For, when crippled or impaired, so as
to fail in performing their proper functions,
poisonous matters accumulate in the blood
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-01
RHEUMATISH,L LIVER AND KIDNEY
DISEASE CURED.

Hon. r. v. PIERCE: Dear Sir-Some three
years ago was In very low state of health,
with disease of the liver and kidneys. My
physicians told me that medicines would do
me no good. While was in bed my son
brought me one of your pamphlets. l read it
Medical Discovery aud Pellets were the very
things I wanted. sent to the drug store and
got them, and took them according to direc-
lions, and in six weeks was we'll as ever
was. had the rheumatism for ~ years, and
since taking your medicines have not felt a
single pain. 1t IS the best medicine in the
world. Respectfully,
U. s. GALLOWAY. Jackson. Tenn.
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SKIN DISEASES.

The blood poison accommodating and filtering
through the skin becomes so acrid as to pro-
duce blotches, pimples, eruptiops, pustules,
scaly demonstrations, Jumps, Infiamed patches,
acne, impetigo, prurigo, psoriasis, salt rheum,
letter; or, becoming still more viruient, the
poison breaks out in boils, carbuncles, ulcers
or old sores that are difficult to heal. Some
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-01
truth OF this information. am, sir. ours
respectfully, WILLIAM RYDER.
81 Jefferson Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

Did space permit, testimonials would be adj
ded to the above, making perfect cloud of
witnesses testifytng to the cure of thousands
: OF cases by our Golden Medical Discovery and
Pellets, embracing every form of di ease
enumerated in the foregoing article. Espe-
manifested in the cure of all skin affections,
eczema, tmpetigo, salt rheum, letter, ulcers,
scrofulous tumors and sores, fever sores, con-
sumption, kidney affections, enlarged liver
asthma, fever and ague, and other malarious
affections, rheumatism and govt, heart dis
ease, all unnatural. catarrhal and mucous dis
charges, the results OF internal in fiammations
and alterations.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-01
SCROFULA CURED.

Hon. r. v. PIERCE, NJ. D.: Dear Sir-Ay son,
who has been suffering from
extensive alterations upon bis legs
commenced TO improve at once upon
using the Golden Medical Discovery. They
are now entirely healed, and he is in robust
neaith. i am your friend, most thankfully
L. 3. SMITH, Chester, Pa.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-01
RHEUMATISM AND GOUr.


These are other manifestations Of hillary and
uremfc poisoning of the blood, and readily
amenable to the proper remedies addressed to
with aikaiies under the false Impression that
they are due to an acid condition of the blood.
The unsatisfactory results Of such treatment
are well known to those who have ruined
their stomachs with the alkalfes.
RATIONAL TREATMENT.
We appeal TO the readers reason II it is not
fair to suppose that the whole list OF maladies
traced to their primary causes, should not be
durable by the application of remedies known
late, it has been shown how hillary and
uremic poisons, which In health are removed
from me plooa ana sys ,nroh ~ Tue iInc-
n1cious operation on the living tissues produce
a great variety of distressing symptoms, IN
Vulnerable skin diseases, ulcers, scroufulous
sores and swellings, and lingering and grave
lung diseases, chills and fever, asthma, or
phthisic, heart affections, rheumatism and
govt Each of these several divisions of NAL
aides are, as the writer is well aware, usually
treated as II entirely unlike sss IN their nature
according to the peculiar theory OF the
school" or individual practitioner. The
the results OF his observations. that all the dis
eases enumerated in this article can be most
successfully treated. by uniform means ad
dress to the liver and kidneys, and he bases
this opinion upon long experience as consult
Ing physician In the largest sanitarium in the
world, and stakes his reputation as ply
stefan upon the assertion that these diseases
can and are cured by potent alternative or
blood purifier and liver and kidney invigora
tor, known as
DIR. PIERCE's GOLDEN MEDICAL =
DISCOVERY.
together with very small daily doses of Dr.
Pierce,s PelIets(lltte sugar coated pils)toact
an excellerator and glandula stimulapt. This
assertion is no. based upon any fine-spun or
"new-fapgled" theory, nor will it explode like
the bubbles made from fancy named soaps, or
distress and weaker fss patrons who use Il for
consumption pulmonary scrofuia). as has
been the experience OF those who have been
led into using "Expeotorants" and "Puis
monic Syrups,r that weaken the stomach and
destroy digestion. This sensible course OF
treatment not only appeals to reason for its
support but In, the treatment OF many hun
dreds, yes, we may truthfully say thousands of
cases, It has proved its efficacy beyond ques-
ton. The Pellets produce wonderful stimu-
lating effects upon both liver and kidneys,
while the Golden Medical Discovery iuvigo-
rntes and strengthens those organsaud renders
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-01
PULMONARY CoNsUmprIoN

is now conceded to be scrofula of the lungs
and arises from irritation of the lung tissuei
resulting from uremic ana hillary poison o
the blood that, from torpor of the liver ant
kidneys is not properly removed from tn,
"life- current" Is it not rational then to doc
tor the organs primarily diseased-cure thu
liver and Kidneys, remove the cause, and no
direct all our remedies to the lungs?
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND CONSUME
TION CURED.

Hon. R. ". PIERCE, Nj. D.: Dear Sir-Your
Golden Medical Discovery has cured me of u
disease OF the liver, accompanied with terrible
bilious headaches, after had tried three doc
tors and spent over 500 in patent medicines.
They are used with satisfaction, SO far as 1
know, by every family in this town. Several
other remarkable cures have been accom-
plished by them: One Miss GAUGLIFF, from
liver com plant, after she had been bed ridden
for nearly a year; Mrs RANDOLPH OF con-
sumption when very sick. May God prolopg
your life and useful work is the prayer Of your
friend and well -wlsher,
MRS, NJ. A. HUNoI.D, Edna, Mo.
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OBSTINATE SKIN DISEASE CUaED

Hor.. r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.: Dear Slr-I have
taken your Golden Medical Discovery and
found II TO cure q most intractable skin
disease. Yours truly,
EDWIN HoAG, Oh arlotte, Mich,
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FULLPARrInuLARs.

in the Peoples Common Sense Medical Adj
wiser, sent postpaid for sls0. Medicines sold
by druggists in all parts OF the world. RV.
PIERCE, NJ. D., President Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Worlds Dispensary and
Grand Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. u, and
Great Russell Street Buildings, London, Eng.
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HEART DISEASE.

The poisonous, impure blood, circulating
through the heart, may irritate this organ and
give rise to sharp, lancinating pains, or a duh
heavy, or smothered and oppressed feeling In
the region of the vital organ. Palpitation OF
irregular action and other sympathetic phe-
nomena are also common as the result of tor
DOR OF liver and kidneys,
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mALAgIOUs POIsoNs

are rejected from the blood, into which they
are absorbed from the atmosphere taken into
the lungs through the liver and kidneys when
these organs are in good condition, and when
they fail in such performance then the system
suffers from chills, fever, dumb ague, congest-
i've chills, and other phases OF mias,L attic pois-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-01
Chips for the Children.

30, mamma. there gees the skybussr'
exclaimed a bright little girl the other day.
as she watched passi ng hearse that be AIDED
funeral procession. ~'There goes the bus
that takes people to Heaven"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-01

| A little girl heard some one say "rempu
fugie'f and asked her mother what it meant
| She was toN thstit was one way of ssyin
Time flies" A few days otter she said
| very graveiy, "Why, ma, how tenpus doe
| 6dget."
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CURRENCY.

Cyrus W.
Sammy Tilden, ere you start,
Give, oh! give me back that part
OF them dividends that's mine
From the elevated line!
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A little five.year Old daughter OF DR.. Pick
ems Taylor, of Georgia, was taken down with
a spell of intermittent. 1t became necessary
to administer quinine, which he did. in the
form of small capsules. In order to induce
her to take them he told her that they were
little hum ming-birds' eggs and were very
nice" When the cuinine had taken effect,
she told her father, with great glee, that the
little birds had Matched and were singing in
her head
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-08-21
YHE FIPToE GAIL ROAR LOST.

0a yesterday the COunty Judges, In
glish aud CoWlen, over the heads OF eight
hundred petitioners, " IT'D not a single remon.
stEaHce, refused To extend the time TO the
Lat day OF January next tor the completion OF
the road. Judge Gehrs was in favor OF Il.
Every lawyer Ia VersAillee, including the
county sstorney, elected by the people -
the legal adviser Of the court, bad hled 40
opinion in writing, that the court had The
authority 10 extend the time; and not only
were these opinions put on flei but the
court was told over and over again that II
they were not satisfied with the opinions OF
their own attorneys, they could take the
opinion OF any lawyers In the state. But,
two members of the court hAYing prejudged
the ease, ~ II is said can be proved by their
own declarations and admissions no argu-
ment, no petitions could induce them 70 act
lmpartially 10 the matter. For The good
name OF our county, we trust that no Judge
has 90 far forgotten bis duty ~ an official and
his oath ~ judge, as 10 lay himself liable
10 tho criminal law By deciding case be-
fore II was presented or heard. Whist then
influenced the court 10 disregard the petition
Of eight hundred rs good eitizens--ss intelll-
gent aud respectable voters and taxpayers
as ever signed q peitiohf Why Insult the
petitioners? We take u for granted the
court was satlefisd they had the lawful
power 10 obey the FeQut ST Of tho petitioDers-
their own attorney had advised them they
had the lawful power to obey the request OF
the petitioners--their own attorney had Ad-
vhed them they had such authority, snd ale
though invited TO do so, they did not ask the
opinion OF outside lsWers. Did they act upon
their own opinion of what the law wasi
WnPu did they become such profound law.
yersi Who would have Imagined that Squire
IDglish and Mr.. BoWlen were such profound
cor stitutionAl and statutory lawyertS
II ls somewhat remarkable that 10 tbla In
stance their able legal minds could decide
that Il was . saving 10 the county 10 kill the
road, when At the same term, they ordered
tax Of over seven thpuaand dollars 70 be
levied 10 pay Interest on the retlToad bonotl
There was no necesslly Tor the levy now. Il
was 8 voluntary act, and voluntary tax
sHddlsd upon the people.
Versailles q, zstts.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-08-21
aaRRIFF,s sALr.

By virtue Of Transcript execution. Is
sued from the ofiee OF the CLERK oi tie Cir.
cult Court of Miller county, Missouri, 10
favor Of the state of Mirsouri. 1t Isa relation
and 20 the uss OF i. 8. Miller, Col
leotos OF the Revenue OF Miller county Mis-
souri,, and agAinst David Burnett, dated the
lslh dAy Of July IS o. and 70 the nn-
dersIgned Sheriff delivered, ] will on
Friday, Eeptembsr tbs l2.b. 1879.
between the hours Of nine o'clock In the
forenoon and hva o'clock 10 the afternoon
Of that day, ~ tBo Court house door IN the
town OF Tuscumbls, Miller county, State OF
AIssoaFi, and while tho Circuit Uouft OF
Miller county IL In session. expose TO eAie at
public auction te the highest bidder for cash
IN hand, all the right, title, Interest and estate
81 the said David Barno.t, Of, In and 70 the
following dlseFihed reAl-esiase sitnatad IN
the County Of Miller, end Stats OF Missouri,
to-wit.
West balf northwest quarter section twen.
ty-ghree. township l0rty range twelve, lsvied
upon end 10 be sold 70 satisiy aAid execution
P.S. MrL1ER, Sheriff.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue OF a specisl transcript execution,
issued from the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Circuit court OF Miller county, Missouri, 10
favor OF the Ststs OF Missouri, at the rela-
tiOn and 70 the use OF p. i. Miller, col.
lector oi the revenue Of Miller county, in the
State Of Missouri, and against IsaAc
Zumalt and Sarah ZumAll, dated
The %, day Of July 1879, and 10 the
undersigned Sheriff delivered, will on
Friday, September 18th, 1919,
Between the hours Of nine o'clock In the fore
noon and five o'clock IN the afternoon Of that
day, at the Court house door Ia the town Of
Tuscumbla. Miller county, Missouri and
while the Circuit court OF Miller county iS
In session, expose 70 sale at public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash In hand, all the
right, title, interest and estate OF the said
Isaac zamalt and Sarah zumAlt
OF, In and 10 the following
described real estate. situated In the county
Of Miller aud State OF Missouri, to-witi
Twenty sores south part southeast quarter
southwest quarter section sixteen, township
thiFty-Sight, range thirteen, levied upon and
10 b. Sold 70 satisfy uaId execution and eosls.
p. 8. NILLHR, Sheriff.
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PusIis School fssl BsskI.


The publIc schools OF this State are max.
ing changes IN their text booka, and Mr.
Mack J. Isfamlng. Of lhe Board Of Educa-
tIon. hsvIur some doubts about the right to
make 4 change, has consulted the Attorney
General on the eubieet, and Rets The folloN-
ing opinion. which will be- Of intorost 70 sll
school boards in the State and eause them
to halt before Rofng too far
orTtcE oF ]. B.kMrrH ATr'y 0ENERAL,t
stats pP mIssouRI,
CITr OF JnFFEHAPE, Aun- sthg 1872
Mack }. IeaminG Prosecuting Atior-
ney, Jefferson u, feis Of Aissoari;
Slr--I have q 81 2 = saeetlen pro-
pounded y, sy re- Z .,.,s l w
"a in yours of the bth inst. The reply IN
substance wss, tnst 10 my opinion. the pro-
visions Of section fdFtystwo OF the general
tehoot Law facts Of 1874, p. LAT, SCI were bp-
plicabls 10 all school districts Ia the STATE,
Hhsthsr composed OF cities, town and villages
or not. By the terms Of said act and OF the
act OF April 26, 1871, (acts Of 1876, p. 4O7),
this Is beyond question. Under sai1 section
forty two, q mseting 10 make q selection OF
IN January, 1875, aud can only be held ~
the expiration Of i've years thereafter, !. =. in
January, 1880. II 10 further provided that
''no cbsnge thRll be made BY the lntrOdnc-
tion of any book not included In the list 90
adOptti 4. for the period Of ave years il0m
.heir adoption" This provision is prohibl-
tory In It's terms, and change before the ex-
pirstion OF the term named would be In vio-
Iatlon Of It. The language used is clear and
there s DO room Tor doubt or for construc'
ton.
II any board Of directors either fail 10
adopt tho books selected ~ said meeting,
held under section ~, supra; or shall intro
d1ce any book on Ihe same subject, other
than so adopted and persist in so doing its
members will subiect themselves 10 the pen
aItles prescribed In section ninety-1ne OF the
general school laws (Acts OF 1874. pages
l47.l6s,) Tor neglect or refusal 70 perform Q
duty pertaining 20 their Office.
In Bnswer 10 your question, "wbat officer
or person would bo the proper one 10 insti-
tute proceedings for the recovery Of the PEN
atty imposed by section OIL, tupra," will
state that violations Of SAID section are de-.
clared 10 bs misdemeanOrs, and that there is
no provision plHcihg them on footing dit-
ierent from other misdemeanorE hence, they
must be prosecatsd In the Sams manner and
by the same officers.
Very Respectfully,
J. L. SMITH,
Attorney General.
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Kind Words. ..Lo, US speak them.

A littls word spoken IN the dsTB hours OF
grief, when the heavy clouaa Of sorrow roll
over the bruised and bleeding spirit--one
kind word will break through the darkening
gloom, with sunlight radisnce, snd reklpdls
the expiring embers Of hope and JOY In The
sorroWiul heart One kinc pressure Of the
hand. or q gentle look. will do far more 70
cheer the broken heart when bowed with
Aniioton, than the loudest professions OF
friendship.
The human hoart Is mysterious thing,
Actuated by strange impulses and hopes; and
hidden In the breast Of every living being is
q fountain OF love. II may be choked up BY
the severity OF afilictionsi it may bo CON
ceAled by the deep Of tried feelings, bat still
Il remains, and often one Wofd-0ne little
word, or look OF kiadneaa and Affection
will cause the sweet waters 70 overflow.
There Is q magic SPELL in kindness expressed
either BY the gentle glance OF the toft word,
or the pressure OF the hAndl Deep and un-
utteFAbly ara the emotions which rlse In The
heart as such token; II causes all the warm
impulses OF lie 20 beat with newer and more
ardent aspirations; II gives irall mortality q
foreiaste Of that brighter and boiiar world,
where kindness is the attribute OF its oecu-
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-08-21
sHKRIFF's SAVE.

BY virtue Of 8 transcripts execution, Issued
from ths Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Miller county, Missouri. In isvor OF
the. State Of Mssouri, at the relAtioe and 70
,he use OfJHmes N. brockman, Collector Ol
Revenue OF Miller county, Missouri, and
against Joseph ". .MeClurR, dated the 1lth day
OF August 1873, and 10 the undersigned
Sheriff delivered, viii on
Friday, September the 18th, 1879.
between thu huurs ot'nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and q ve o'clock In the altar nood Of that
Gay, ct the Court house door Ia the town oi
Tuscumbia. Miller county, State OF MissOuri,
and while the Circuit COurl OF Miller county
Is In session, expose 10 sale at public auction
70 the highest bidder for cash IN hand, all
the right, title, interest and estate ol the
sald Joseph w. McClurg, ot,i aud 10 The fol
lowing described fesl-Jstate situated in the
County OF Miller and State OF Missouri,
20 wi,
Fotty acres northwest quarter northwest
quarter section twenty eight, township thir-
1, -Iinr, range twelve, levied upon and 10 be
sold ~ satisfy Iaid execution and costs.
p u. MILLER, Sheriff
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BIA MLLER COUNTY,. MISSOURI THURSDAY AUGUST 2L ls79

paDts, and where Joy soeeyet AbIdes.
There is fearful importance IN word un-
kindly and harshly uttered, and the imp
eiOn left will not BE- sGaced. HoW often hss
a miseonBtrued word caused sorrow and pain
Ii the heart 81 the innocent How often
have the boitf Of r.aiiee and envy pierced the
soul, causing the very heart 10 bleed. and
souYing the beat and purest feelings Of tho
heart! A word npkindly or upjnstly apokea
is cruel Ehlna But deeds OF kindness
God bless theud and their giverl They are
recorded BY angels In heaven, and they ore
indelibly written in living letters upon the
heart OF the receiver. Kindness does not
copsist IN an ostentatious display ofwordt or
pbatAsaieal parade Of wealth and geneiosi-
". Itisi in the power Of all to administer the
Saviour, rs made the guide OF our lives, snd
we do unto others even a. wa would fhat
lptltsfs should do W us. 3s
~ FkRMER's WUR.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

By virtue OF Transcript execution, Issued
from the office oi the Clerk OF the Circuit
q 'urt Of Nil or county, Missouri, In favor Of
the State OF Missouri. vt the relation aud 10
the use OF p. s Miller, collector OF
tha revenue of NJ ller county, In the State OF
Missouri. and agAiuSt William Oarrioo. dated
the llfh day OF August, A. d. 1879, and TO
the undersigned SLerifi delivered, 1 will on
Friday, s ptembsr the l2tb, 1879,
between the hours OF nine o o'cIoch 10 the
forenoon and i've o'clock In the AFTERNOON OF
that day, at the Court house door In the 70 wn
OF Tuscumbla, Miller county, Missouri, and
while the CircuiI Court OF Miller county is
Ia session. expose 10 sale 1T public auction 70
the highest bidder for cash In hand, all the
right, title, interest and estate Of the said
Williau Carrlco, OF, In and to the following
described real estate, situated 10 the county
OF miller and State OF Missouri, tO-wii;
sixty -One actes lot fix northwest quarter
section one, township tbifiy-nine, range four
teen; sixty acres lot SIX northeast quarter
section two, township thirty nine, range four
teen, levied upon and TO be sold to satisfy
aid execution and costs.
r. 3. MILLKR, Sheriff.
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sHERIFF's sALE,

d, By virtue of Transcript execution, Issued
ttrom the niice OF tue Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Giller county. Mia ,uri, In favor OF
the State Of Missouri. ct the relation and tj
the use OF p 5. Miller. collector Of the
revenus OF Miller county. In tbe State OF
',sSouri, ,and against JosephlIenrv fisherman
sted the 2l h day ot Pab'y, A. ID. 1879, And
20 the unaersignsd Snerif delivered. will on
Friday, September l2tb, 1879,
between the houIs Of nlne a, clock In The
forenoon and ave O'Clock IL tue afternoon OF
that day, at the Court house door 10 the town
of Tuteumhia, Miller county. Missouri. and
while the Circuit Court OF Miller county is
in session, expose TO sale at pupIic au tion g.
the higheat bidder for cash in hand, all the
right, title, interest and estate Of the said
Joseph Hsniy Laherman ,of, f,ln and 20 the fol-
lowiug described resl esIale, situated in th'
county OF Miller and State OF Missouri, ,tOwit;
Two hundred aud forty Scres soItheas
Quarter and soLth+Sst quarter northeast quar-
and southeast quarter northwest quarter
section tilrtesn, township iorty, range ak
tsen, levied upon and 10 be sold 10
satisfy said execution and ensts.
p ). MTLLKR Sharid