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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06
DELINQUENT.
No. No.

No. No.
Cert. Shares. Amt
Woods 4 Reborn. trs.
1892 so 10 SO
Croker & Gurnett,
trustees. bal. ........
80. .160l5 A. 1l2A
Brooks Il Lee. trstees,
bal ..................
....17232 5 rs
Colburn T W, tr.. bal.
I....17413 81 8Th
....17970 3 rs
....1797l 5k l 374
....lT974 As IL 50
....1799l g SO
I....180O1 ~ 37k
....l66O3 / %
l....l6823 3 SO
1904 20 8
....17G99 4 /
Cahill John, tr., bal.
l....17776 III S7k
Carmody 4 F, tr., bal.
:. .14578 AZ 112k
Fisher E, trustee, bal. ;.
....15968 81 87A
.16901 Gk 162k
....17Sl6 ~ 62M
l....178l7 3 rs
Fisk Asa. trustee, bal.
.17797 81 SIN
Glazier I l. Co, trs, bal.
, -. 1864 81 8Th
-. 1892 81 S7h
} ..16698 / 25
} ....16OOo u 1917
} .16575 l rs
} ....12l06 5 rs
l....17l44 5 rs
....17322 s rs
Gardiner j. Hooker,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

OF a quaint and brusque speech OF
General jackson. who hated affectation,
the late Mrs. Eaton used to tell an anus
ing story. She was once visiting at the
Hermitage, where amongst the guests at
a dinner party was Judge of the Court
Of Tennessee, with wife whose head
had been quite turned by o season in
Washington. Present was also brother
of the lsdy's who had been a tailor,
which fact had been carefully ignored.
The lady's gracss and airs grew insuffsr-
able. and finally General Jackson prioked
the hubble off her pride by saying to her
brother, You know really never have
had comfortable coat on my back since
you quit tailoring"
80, pa" said little girl in Canton,
N. Y, bouncing into the house with JOY
bsaming from her young face. "Ob. pa!
there is no more school to-day" why
not, my child?" inquired the father.
"Why. Mr.. Conkling is going to speak
in the Town Hail." "Who is this Mr..
Conkling?" asked her father. well. I
don't know much about him, pa. an
swered the little enthusiast, ''only they
say he is man that had como trouble
about another mans wife," Pa explodes
and disappears.
This Markets pretty rough" said
one operator to another on Pine street
last evening. Eyes, replied the other.
"but I've still got confidence" ICON
fidsnce! Confidence be id" returned
the first speaker, /" had Confidence and
got cold out on it and lost four thousand
and fifteen dollars to q cent. don't
want any more Confidence in mine; I'd
rather have Adasnda. rs. F. Stock
Report.
A young man who can write four
original poems day desires to know
what he ought to get in first-class
newspaper office. He ought to get fred
through the back window the minute he
shows his head inside the door, and will
please call 81 this Office when the fight
ing editor and the dog are in.-l Boston
Post.
New York Herald: Much may be said
of the modern cigar, but you must draw
it mild.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06
POSTPONEMENT.

The above sale is hereby postponed until
Monday, October go, 1879, at the same
time and place.
Phoebe, Nevada, Sept. 20 1879.
W. L. MCKEE, Sheriff,
By GEO II. GoRMAN, Deputy Sheriff. se2otd
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22

THERE never was such really good,
substantial, satisfactory, and rapid selling
first-class Lock Stitch Sewing Mach ne
offered so low MS the "NEw FAMILY SIIp r.
TLE," reduced to only So more compl to
with equipments, and lower in price thqn
any other machine. II is elegant in work.
manship and finish, surpasses all others in
its work and fulflls all the requirements of
every family rs helper. Thoroughly
warranted by written guarantee for five
years, and kept in order free of charge. 1t
will do every description of work-tine or
coarse--that any machine, at any price,
ever did, or can do equally Us rapid, cor
rect, smooth, neat, aud strong. Has NIL the
late improvements, is easy to learn and
manage, IL serviceable, don wear out
always ready, and never out of order
Sent G. o. ID. anywhere with privilege Of
examination before paymentofbill Agents
make money rapidly, supplying the great
demand for this the Cheapest Machine in
the World. Territory free. address, for
descriptive books, &c, "Family" Shuttle
Machine Co., 700 Broadway, New York.
80-Iy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22

The DEATH-RATg oP--Our country Is
getting TO bs fearfully alarming, the aver
age of life being lessened every year, with
out any reasonable cause, death resulting
generally from the most magnificent ori-
gin. At this season of the year especially,
q cold Is such q common thing that in the
hurry of every day life we are apt TO over
look the dangers attending it aud often
find too late, that Fever or Lung trouble
has already set in. Thousands lose their
Hives in this way every winter, while bad
Bosehes's German Syrap been taken, a cure
would have resulted, and "a large hill from
. Doctor been avoided. For all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs, Bosehee's German
Syrup has proven itself to be the greatest
discovery of its kind in medicine. Every
Druggist in this country will tell you of
its wonderful effect. Over $4,000 bottles
sold last year without single failure
known. Sold By +. PoTTs GREEN,
wholesale and retail. 20-eow-iy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
tEjghh Normal Schosi Dlstriefi
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON Co, PA.
a. y. RAUB, A. NJ, PriucipaL
THIS sCHOoI.as at present cor

THIS SCHOOL, as at present con.
n s'itu'sd ohsfs the vegy lest israliies iur Pro
fess.osiai and Classical learning.
huiidinEs 'farigut. tns4uE aud oafa ,1 aus. CON.
fstFif b~sit hy si~aH wrll Seuiatrs' ant furnith-
vHisr
G.,aa,3aa hsaiufal AMI sasy n snae=..
tufFauuAiur sranrfy uusurfsassed
Tsassers sapsJasaCsa, sfheieat snd alive 10 their
wurk
Discipline tr1a All kihs, ahifrH sha thorough.
rfiy esusa vesA dsdue,isn 20 thoss preparing 10
teach
s'paeHss aAu.iiis4 st suy time.
tosfto, = s'pdy rresztt's1 ~ The state: !. Mo&tl
seAaaL H. Preparatory. III. EsmeataTy. ". SCI.
snuhe.
shrscT car1n1
] Academic, II Commercial III Masc IL Art
The Esr5nehtAty sud ESissiune courses are PRO.
fess3afiAl ard siudeus graduating therein receive
State bipHaas, eeHtsrriaE Tie following and ssfFF~
fauaiaF desfues MAsisf df ie 9s4nf bts sua Aastsf
u tls ssaspeos ttaluaes b. ihs allf cagtsss tsto
Nnin,al tsrtiasAiss "f their iauHsuis, signed i1
the FscaHv
Tie Professional eauraas are literal. snI Hfs IN
ussf7shuess Boi ihfeor n ibess of our l~s osirgs
tAh State teguifes a higher order a citiEsnshIE.
The 0iIss demand H. Il is af the prime utsreis
ai ibis sebgs 20 hslp to ~ fufusAlug Intel
lgsui and efficient tafhsrs ior her Shoots 10 THE
sn1 i salidts Eugbg psrsas 4 good abilities aud
good Enrraes--tlase y be desire 70 ifaptore uifir
nue hud tbeif talents. studsnts To ell surh Il
PROMISES AL 10 aevf3gganF their pppeft and ahuuaant
aI5sftaui'ies far uslraid isl.uf after Iaavna hoo
fof eaislasas and tatHas address the Principal.
r d. RAIL-
President Beard q Trustees.
7. c TiirrtE, seyretAry.
Eotsb ~ TEUvTHEst
Clinton rpuutr--E u uaii. 7. c. IIippls. nr !. II
Barton. \ a. Best. iaoal ufuu.f wi.an kktlof A n
Rant. " " Rahtiu q o. cosk samuel Cl,fisi q
kintFine, > NJ hitkfatd, ~ l. DieIsnhAsh, A. G
Nuyes : Il frAis.
tantfc--Ek4sus 4 q Curtin
C1earfsld- NJ Cos. William UiEier
2k-ChAfles H. Earlsy apiT-iy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22

As THIS Is the season when colds are
most likely to be taken, word OF advice
to our readers would be in season: First,
then, keep your feet dry wear flannel next
your skin; do not sit or stand in draughts
of afr, and upon the first symptom Of .
cold or cough call at Green's Drug Store,
In Bush House Block, and procure bst,le
of his "Compound Syrup of Tar, Honey
and Bloodroot," which will give you
almost instant relief. II IL a plea saTu end
efeetHat preparation, Containing the virtues
of Tar combined with some of the best
erpeetoraHts and aHodyHss, allaying all
those distressing symptoms which IL not
promptly arrested will too frequently re-
suit in that fssal disease, Consumption.
Price, 5Olcsns bottle, or six for $3.50.
2i-eow
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22

SUNDAY CouRr.-There is a Law tlat
exists in regard TO trial in which a ,fe
is placed in jeopardy, and there shah be
no intermission in the sitting of couit !;
;e, it shall sit every day during tritl,
but business is not necessarily comp. H.
ed TO be transacted. In conform ty
with this law, court convened 1T 9
o'clock on Sunday morning, Judge
Pere L. Wickes on the bench, and the
jury and prisoner. Eparaim suydgr,
were brought into the court. A" tue
Jury answered to there names, aud after
a few remarks by his Honor, court I'd.
.journed until 10 o'clock Monday morn.
ing York Despatch.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22

Docs JupGEp ny THE Curl OF THEIR
TAlLs.-An Englishman who is visiting
this country in search OF information
upon the manners and customs of the
people. has been much exercised to see
so many left tailed dogs in Philadelphia,
and writes to paper of that city, TO
warn the public OF the danger which
threatens community harboring such
animals. This person states that ninety
out of every hundred dogs in that city
curl the tales to the left--an indication
of low degree and deprayed character
Dogs that curl their tales to the right
are never afflicted with hydrophobia aud
vicious propensities f; these exist o. ly
among CANNES whose caudal elongati"ns
appropriate TO themselves sinister
twist
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22
NetG Advertisements.
NOTICE,-Iet.

a. tsrs testafh.Htary upon the estate Il Solomon
Bshouoi doeoassi sf MAiker tas ulhIp having t.ssu
granted e. the uuiefsigne - tie Register Il Csuc
County. he requests sl rrs4ns knaulug theu4saivrs
Indebted Ia drrvdsui ts tswAtd aud max nins-
date Ia yaHai and tb1sc having claus agAinsi hlu
f. Irooat the saraS duY anthei4rsisd ~ settlement
ADAM lUAEAUA, Executor.
2inu Ceuue CouBty Pa isAt
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22
APPLICANTS ron SALOON LIcESsE

~ certify the aiuvs is osgrect st a all april.
-ants cor tavern and saloon Issnss aud appraised by
The uniarstguai. in CsntFs county. uR g. date.
JLC0B EIsENHuTH. ApptHissr.
Mnlbssm. April IL, isIs ik4w
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22
NetC advertisements.
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE

He 'harc giren rery close and
carefm attention 10 the selection Of
goods for the Spring Trade, and
geet jusiifeai in saying that our
proscnt Stock cnnnot he eycefled
either in regard 20 Taricty, Qttaii-
" or Price, and ,ce doubt i II Is
cg,t1lof in either Of these respects
by any house IN Centre county.
There arc too many lending ar
ticLcs ia our stock 10 make special
mention Of them all. but call atten-
tion directly to a fe,o items that are
now being sought after cpcrg day.
Muokerel are Of good quality Giis
sedson and are ceiling rather fdster
than usual al this soasou Of dtc
year. " haze been selling moth
ing but f,H tccights-50 lbs. Of fsh
IN each quarter barrel aud 100 ihs.
IN each hnlf barred Thy hare
better value for he money than
short ,reighb.
Laks Herring and H'hIe Fish
are rcry fine this season aud seN-
ing freely.
Our Sugar. Cured Hams, Dried
Beet. Bredktust Bacon and Cheese
are nR tcorthy Of spcciai mention.
Oranges and Lemons arc rery
fine and The prize io,c enough 70
10 bring them into crcry day use.
Bm The price on these goods 'ciU
BE- much higher in short time.
Our Meat Market, neri door 10
Our Grocery roam, Is al,crys weN
supplied ,rih The choicest modts.
We Kill ne bet Bert Mutton and
zeal that can be found; dressed
in frst ciass styic aud scrrcd 10
customers in The neatct, cleouest
manner possible.
No house IN The Grocery and
Prorision business in Bciiefontc is
prepared 10 s'ppiy all he wdnts Of
he family 40 ,seH ds irc can do at
present.
SECHLER K co,
g II . 9 l. Il .,
Bush House Block, BelLetonte, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22
NeW Advertisements.

4 UDITOR'S N0TICE.-The un-
- dsr#lgnel, Auditor apTpistf-i 70 distribute
the money 10 the hands Of ts sheriff atisug from s
sale Of the property of Charles Blown among thosa
legally entitled thsrt9 viii Tsset tle rertiss inter
sstsd bis Office in Beitcfonte, tile l3th day Of
June, 1853. at f0saeiocks 4. u
2i-4w '' W G. HETNLE, Auditor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22

Take notice. alt vha Concerned IN this 2Vpra4sa
newt that appeal vlI - held IN the cosnnissi0u.
srs uairo Ia HsllefauiA FRIDAY. the 0ah - NAV.
A. y. ts1p h~tWeen The h4urs u 10 S'clock A " anI
{ actsrk. =. ". whsa Ani whsru ysa mAy attend II
you think prFer.
hHlhsim. April i. 1872 ls-sw
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22
WIN. p. MITCHELL,
LETTING.
Mercantile Appraisemept.
EEUE ycnders of FOREIGN and dnmcs-

i tie merchandise, dister- AMI brewers brokers
&C. u Centre county will take notice that they arr
appraised and classed by the undersigned Appraiser Of
mercantile and other license tax for the year 1879
follows. 10 wit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-23
He Must Specify Hereafter,

In the weekly report of the treasurer of the
Limekiln club 1t was discovered that he had
IA cents charged up under the head of "sun.
dries" and when he had finished his reading
the president observed: while l am free to
say dat our respected treasurer enjoys my full
confidence, Inebherdemor regard it as my doc
ty to AK him to splan dat item leetle cusser.
Muffin in de business of dis club must be xiv
cred up wild big words" why, dem fo'teen
cents went for sundries," exclaimed the Off.
cial "Sartin, sartin but does dat mean rail.
road ties or spring obercoats ?" 81 paid out
nine cents for candles an the balance for match
es." VERY well; OATS perfectly PLAIN to de
club. After dis Occashun, to save akin quesh-
uns, de brudder had better put de word sun
dries IN de wood box an specify each item.
Matches an candles am mighty handy to hev
aroun' de hail. but sundries' 'haint WORT stor-
age room "-DetrOi Free Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-23
M a. sOUTHWORTH

Attorney at Lar, aurora. nus.
NJOIST(I ACi r. SA H. a. Ellen VI. larher
nj and Nelson Barber her husband OF Marseilles, La
sale county Illinois by their certain mortgage deed dated
the 9th DAY Of MAY A. b. 1875 and delivered tOthc uude.
signed and recorded Volume 2 of Records page 49,
I'm the Recorders office OF said la Sale county dd grant
bargain sell and convey INTO the undersigned. william VI
Howell the following described real estate, 10 wit: Lot
number sixteen In block number four, IN Clark Under
hills Addition the Town Of Narseiles, Ia sale county,
Illinois, which said mortgage was given TO secure the pay
ment eight certain prUnsOry notes o even date there
with for Of tf2 each payable To the undersigned
in 30 &c. AZ and Is months respectively after date
thereof with interest at the rate OF ten per cent per au
payable semi-annually;
nd whereas II provided in and hy said mortgage that
case default the payment Of said notes or any part
thereof according the tenor and effect thereof the mort
his legal representatives attorney after having
such sale sixty days in newspaper punished IN
said La Sale county might sell the said premises ana a
right and equity redemption of said Ellen VI Barber and
Nelson f. Barber their heirs and assigns therein AZ pubic
yendue at said premises TO the highest bidder for cash
and upon making safe and deliver 10 the
purchaser deed the conveyance In fee of the premises
sold:
And whereas default has been made in the payment OF
mentioned notes. which default SIN con
tinues and this date due and unpaid thereon
principal Of each OF said notes and Interest thereon
since May 18th, 49,;
mortgage contained Friday the gd day Of August
1879 at one o'clock Of said day. at the premises herein
before described sell public auction 10 the highest bidder
for s and singular the premises herein before de
scribed and all right title and equity Of redemption
the said Ellen " Barber and Nelson Barber their heir
and assigns therein. WILLIAM VI HtlNtll-
June p lsis.-21nos Mortghgte-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-23
81 Can Swim. Sir"

During terrible naval battle between III,
English and the Dutch, the English flagship
commanded by Admiral Marlborough, wa.
drawn into the thckest of the fight Two
masts were soon shot away, and the main mast
fell with fearful crash upon the deck. Ad
miral Marlborough saw that all was lost, unles.
he could bring up his ships from the right
Hastily scrawlng an order, he called for vol
unteers to swim across the boiling water un
der the hail of shot and shell. A dozen sailors
at once offered their services, and among them
a cabin boy.
What said the Admiral, what can you
do, my fearless lad?
IL can swim, sir" the boy replied, "lf be
shot, can be easier spared than any one else. "
Marlborough hesitated, his men were few,
and his position was desperate. The boy
plunged into the sea amid the cheers of the
sailors, and was soon lost to sight The bat
tie ragged fercer, and as the time went on de-
feat seemed inevitable But just as hope was
fading, laundering cannonade was heard
from the right, and the reserve were seen bear
ing down upon the enemy. BY sunset the
Dutch fleet was scattered far and wide, and
the cabin boy, the hero of the hour, was called
in to receive the honor due him. His modesty
and bearing so won the heart OF the old Adj
miral that he exclaimed:
Il shall live to see you have flagship of
your own"
The prediction was fulfilled when the cabin
boy, having become Admiral Cloudsley Shovel,
was kmighted by the klng.-Lutherdn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-23
THOS. E. MACKINLAY.

II
NFOIa,rti AGE SA LIE OF REAL ESTATE. .
nj Whereas George H. Rgg and Mary Louisa Rngr ms
wife, the county of La Sale ana state OF LIMOS oy
which mortgage deed was duly executed anu
delivered and recorded IN the Records OF Ia SAFE county
and state of Illinois, in Book 102 page III In the RECORD
er's Office thereof did convey to the underhgned A. NJ
ruen the following described premises situated IN me
county La Sale and state of Illinois, viz Lots numbered
one two three four in block numbered twenyfour IN
States Addition to town (now city, OF ottawa H. 10 secure
Thousand dollars given by the said g. H. Rugg s the said A.
NJ Bruen payable one year after the date thereof WIN IN
fret at ndt hea g even date with said mortgage
And whereas IL Is provided and agreed that IN deiau OF
payment Of said promssory note above ehtohea or e
interest thereon any part portion OF either AT the e
said note interest shall become due that then the SAID A.
NJ Bruen ms and assigns for the purpose of paying
sell and dispose said premises part thereof ana al
right benefit and equity OF redemption Of said George d.
signs therein AT public auction at the south door OF me
Court House, in Ottawa La Sale county ILLINOIS, ior te
highest and best price the sa nsn v w RvS or m
time of such sale by advertisement In one Of the newspa
pers published In said county Oh Ia SALE aa TO ah, ea
good and sufficient deed deeds OF conveyance OF the
premises sold of the proceeds of such sale pay the
promissory note above described said day OF sale with AL
fees Of advertising taxes paid and costs of
sale and pay the oyepu Of any 10 said party OF the nst
And whereas default been made in the payment OF said
note and the Interest since the first day Of April
Now therefore public notice is hereby given that IN pur
sance of the said mortgage and Of the powers therein con
Seppmbcr d. 1879 AT the south Of the County Court
House in Ottawa, la Sale county, limos NJ he our OF
10 Of said day sell and dispose OF me premises anoSe
~ redemption Of the said George H. itugg ana wary
louisa Rugg his wife their heirs ana assigns theSi a,
execute deliver 10 the purchaser NJ sch sale d"cs Tor
the conveyance III fee of the PREMISE sI I ,r,,.ge.
ByT f. M,CKtNLAY, his Attorney. aug2td
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-23
Eegel.
c. BLANCHARD AND c. H. BRUSH,

Attorneys at Lar.
r fra c @ l7sa 3 ossSy 4r sal 4
David IT, Thornton, william G. Msln as executor Of the
win and testament Of Mary RRT apR'TS Msry
SsS p% ls snd s f. h Ri:
ne VIII Of s s q harnS %s
HSsh,st,s Jesse g Sarah o1n Hal
Rounds join s Thornton. Mary 4 RussSl, william F
S"aS S' Ef'fs AS s
Allison, Hiram A. Kerr Amanda Kerr william Kerr James
hroya On 3 kseo Henry
ue hSnoH Louisa stewart James or Snnr1 Rofs
thornton Rosa thornton Cornelius G. Thornton, Willard
r%oq E. fGornfcm TG%rno ws
Hawthorne, Elizabeth Hawthorne, Mary D. Crowe Einlns
II appearing from an affidavit he in the office of the
g Thornton, Rebceca s. RouHds John ThSrntop Mary
@r f Henry kssie i Rsaor
Eugene Rector James D. Thornton Renecea Keller C.
Ts @SF1SH 81 he state Of se apGn inquiry
above named defendants wssey knrke Mary kpnKe
tom KSa hRr 6o GSTasgs SSrnSn AND % Wa
enGe cannot be M ana na me OF s
than whose names are above given are unknown
The compliments having e in the s 9se of the clerk
Of illinois in and for the Northern Grand Division remand
ING the above entitled cause 10 sllu tourt;
Now, therefore, the above named defendants Jesse g
Thornton Rebecca $. Rounds, John s. Thornon. Mary ~
Iussell Louisa j Stewart James Browne \. \. Rector.
Henry Rector, William T. Rector. Jefferson d. Rector Eu-
gene Rector James ID. Thornton, Rehecca Keller r. e.
Thornrop William C.. Thornton, william Kerr, Wesley
Kunkle Mary Kumkle Harvey G. Rector Legnel TM9rn'
Thornton Willard p Thornton, }. +. ID. Thornton }, G.
Thornton william f. T. Thornton and the unknown helrs
ard evses Hiram Thornton. deceased are hereby mott
fed thar compainants have filed IN the Office OF
OF said Circuit Court transcript OF me order oi e S'
pree Court Illinois in and for the Northern Grand d.
vision remanding the above entitled cause 70 sad Circn
Court and that said will be rensated In SAID circuit
Court on or before the first day of the next term thereof 70
he holden at the County Court House In Ottawa In said La
sale county on the Monday bcng the 18th day of
October A. D. 1879 whcreupon such other and further pro,
ceedngs will be had in said cause as to law ana justice snail
apperain. . go, , ,, asa, ,,,,
In witness whereof have hercunto set my hand ana the
seal of said court this l2th day of August A. D. s,s.
auglG R')SWELl- W ioLMr9 'Itrh'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-23
No Pony, No lie.

His loving mother said, ''lf you take some
of tie castor-oil, I'll let you go to the circus
How much? 2" he cautiously inquired.
"Oh only spoonful" she replied.
And you'll give me some sugar besides: ~
he asked
"Of course | villa big lump"
He waited until she began pouring from the
bottle, then asked "knd yoHll give me Il
cents, too"
Yes of course"
went on, seeing his advantage.
II guess So"
No kite, no lie, he said as he stepped back
well, I'll buy kite" she replied, filling
the spoon up.
And a velocipedc?''
III think of H."
You can think no castoroil down me-" he
exclaimed, looking round for his hat
Here will, or Ill tease father to; and
know he will. Come, now swallow it down
And you'll buy me goat:"
Yes"
And 500 marbles:"
Yes Now take it down"
And coach dog"
II can't promise that"
"kll right; no dog, no ile'
We'll, I'll ask your father"
xAnd you'll buy me pony?"
"bh coldn't do that Now be a good boy
and swallow 1t down"
20 yes I'll swallow that stuff. I will" he
said. as heclapped on his hat You may fool
some other boy with acircus ticktet and alump
of brown sugar, but it'll take 800 pony to trot
that castor oil down my throat"