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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
AllspIce Visits the Inilrmary.

Ed, Journal Having had occasion
to visit the lnfrmary farm, thought Il
few items from that institution might in
teres5 many OF your readers who do not
live in close proximity 10 the Infrmary
or even near enough to make convenient
for them TO visit il and see for IhcmsRfves
how the paupers Of our county are cared
for, or how the lnirmary il conducted.
brief synopsis of The Inlirmnry rs | lound
it on Monday, while making II short call
Al that place.
There are at present Sc inmates in all
"a malcs aud - females. There are Is Idiots
and IA. who are entirely helpless, having
To receive care from others. The pauper,
d ttering terms of Mr. Farmer, the Super
in,endeni. The farm is IN spleAlid con-
ditiun, there heiAg 80 acres OF wheat, 80
acres Of corn, q! acres of peta;ots, 10 acres
OF oats, 10 acres of clover, and 10 acres OF
timothy The wheat, oats, grass and pola-
tues look mast ilauenng, while the corn
does not pan ont as we'll owing TO having
been repantcd, which rauSsd considerable
delay.
Ed. Beauprc and Frank Stephens are
engaged at the lnhrmary in putting in two
clsterns, which. when completed, will be
capable Of holding 600 barrels of water
There nre 400 rods OF ule drain leading
into them, be0i,ys line Of 4 ineh tile, 200
rods in length, from It well on the I.undy
fam.
This house is almost model of clcanli-
ness, considering its being inhabited by u
class oi poor uniortunates, who receive the
utmost attention and kindness from Mrs,
Farmer, the excellent matgon l,l Tho In
slilutiun. canno speak ia terms to high
of the excellent manner in which the puUr
farm is conducted, both out and in doors,
The kindness and attention which persons
nre shown whu visit the lnlrmary com
niends the genial Superintendent aud his
excellent wife 10 the pabiic conddenc ns
belng altogether suited TO the position
which they hqld toward the county poor.
Yours, ALLsPIcE.
Jn0e 30, 1879
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
TrrmarynndKindcrgar,cn Institute.

i'iW"' } ""u hlHuVIBH'itHhU hUStf"'Vs
"A Summer PriuRry and kindergarten
Institute, for molbcrs and teachers viii be
opened ON Monday, July 9Th, at lcnia
Michi. az, to last two weeks. The object
of the Institute is TO give teachers and
mothers ap insight into The character and
claims Of Kindergarten Gifts and Occupa.
tiuus. In presenting these, the logical law
OF sequence, which determines their signit
icance, will he strictly adhered 10. Each
analysis win end in synthesis. Tuition
for the two weeks, SO 90: board from $3.50
to $500 per week. Expeupes will be made
as light as possible in order that all may
avail Themselves Of this rare opportunity.
For further information address, Miss
MARY CALDWELL, or J. W. EwiNG, Ionia'
Mich
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04

temperance Jubllee.-ArrangcmCn' =
have been completed for great temperance
jubilee 10 be held at LnPurte, Indiana, on
the margin of one of its most beauIifuI
lakes, commencing Tuesday, July 10th
nu.l lasting forty five days. Over fifty Of
Americas best speakers have teen engaged
for the occasion. Excursion rates have
been arranged for with the principle roads
leading to that city, and everybody is in.
vited TO enjoy the great occasion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
SPECIAL Locals.
CITIZENS BANK.
Bnsiness hours-9 A. NJ. TO 4 p. NJ

-Unufturlher notice ! wlllhuy Whit
or Burr Oak Piles %, 30 and 25 fset long
Piles must not be less than IA inches at
thebutt, l2 n,hes in centre and 0 inche
atop end. r. he delivered on the doc
at ',rrysbure, for which | vii pay cash.
OF GEorGT BoerscH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
DIED.

SrEWARr.--On Sunday lnst, o9Ih inst,
AT his residence on The Pike, of in1ama-
tory rheumatism, Mr.. ALEXANDER
STEWART, aged SO years.
Mr. STEWART had been an inmate OF the
Soldier lioT;e at Rqgton, but at the Time
OF his death was visiting his old home
i having been his equcsl hc was buried
with military honors ON Monday last.
Ahd'ihus another Of our nations defenders
'-h.S-pes.od away.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04

CapsIyed.--rhree yonng gents from
Sonth Toledo started out with sail boat
few days since and when they got full
under headway, they not understanding
the management Of the boat, were cap
sized and beautifully drcnched. At lat
they 9lnpaged to founder ont, elambered
nP the banks, and in their wet aud forlorn
condition wended their way homeward,
leaving the boat ON the bosom Of the
Maumee, Anating bottom side np at the
merey of he waves. 1t was capsized and
Hghied, hailed out and brought ashore by
some Perrysburg boys. aud the following
day the Young men recovered their prop
erly on the payment Of two dollars.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04

Established eight yeH:s ago a. Green Springs,
Saudnsky county, On %, continues Ia be the w"n-
der Of the age in its marvellous cures of Dirbe
6, Didrescs, Grorl aud all fprms II K-id,,s9 aud
Bio'hh rdiseases. To be cuuvnced culne, or
send for Il circular aud sworu testimony.
j. l.. BROWN, ~ D.,
Physician in Charge.
O, SHuTTs. r.,.,,o.
5. II. SMlrm "a
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>AIE.


In pursuance of uu",afr "f the Probate Can't
1T Wuud crunty, Ohiu. will "ilr h,r sal
hy public AUCTION, "u Nl,ui lt, the 18th daN of
lame, \ u 1879. NJ iu u'e..sk foreman. upun
lie PROMISES the fnlluNiua d,scF ilird - ulrslnie
situate ia The cumuii al Wud a,,,l STATE ui Ohm.
h-Wit; fiu "t the Nlth halt al thr nuIth-
east tpiiIter al Srctun number ,iglH IA luNu-
ship unn,bcr scvcn north itngr number twrl,r
cast, m'ir particularly Gcsctbrd ~ rumupnc-
ing al "a pului "a the nuriu line at said Srctinu
at n dIs,uucu al five chuius dnd iitA hukS west
of the nuIllensl cnrnrr al said Section; thence
south nn- chain AMI furty two. links 10 the
easterly line of ,hr f".e'l'. rilllu H. Eastern
Railroad CompanyS laud :. thence snalt lwrn
" S, yeuand nnr-half links east aln'e the sAid
shs'erly line of said railroad tnriy aud one.hHli
links thence east ninety aud "ns'haN links
thence north nnu chain nud sever s. tive luks
Ia tho nnr,h liue of said Section thence 0n,
chain four aud cue hAlf LINKS 10 the place al
beginning containing iglneen one hundredils
Of an acre more or less. Appraised ~ SPsS 90.
Terms II Shle-Ono third cash one-third
in ond" year, one third in twO wears frum day
# sale ! payments tn DO secured by mortgage
uu prem iSes snld.
FLOBENcE z. ALLEN, Admir-.
Estate of Samuel r. Aller deed.
PEIoE. NAcElhTosu AvEniLL, Aibs.
5lso 60
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENTs
AdminIstrator,. sale al It snI Estn.,

Administrators sale ~ hs"l Estate
In uursuanoi Of an urdrr nf the Pr"baty Court
Of VA. Il cnuniy, Ohin, will nvr tdr sale, at
public auciinn. on
saturday, July I2th, 1870.
between the hours Of 10 and u O'Clock in the
tnrcnn0n, upon ,he p7rRlisrS, the following de-
scrihed reti estate, situute Ia the Village ut
Perrysburg. in the county 1T Wwnd aud State
nf Ohiu, ta-Ni: fhai part "f anl-lui number
,np hundred aud q lv-liVe lij in said Village
hi Prrrysbnrg, which lirs uaslof the Manmrr
& Western Reserve linnd. Appraised nj $40, q,
Also that part uf said nul-l lut number one hun
drcd and ftv.d tive 1851 winch lies west of said
Maumee x Western Reserve ruhd aud out lot
number un1 hundred and bfty1sy fjB nj said
Village Of PerrysdGrg, iugether appraised at
$3.50.
Terms Of Sale: One ihirl in hand. one thiid
in one Year. aud une.ihiid in iwn vents tInm
the day ni sale with Interest. The deferred
payments la be srcuIvd ia a'mmigage "n the
premises Sull JAS, II. PlERfE,
AdtuiniStrai lr"f Ann Ch>sidy, decd.
F,& y Il. lluLLESnLrg Auys.
.Une 10. 1873. s. Sn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
OF Interest 10 Dusmc.s Mcn-v

OF Interest 10 Business Mcn.-W
have purchased the reht foI. Wood County &c
d. Il. e.ro!ds' Patent Mettlic Stationery aud
Rnok binder. We have good vaIict, oi the
curers un hanl. aud NJ 4 few cents gxua Gust
"ver the price "f paper and printing VIZ can
furnish all kinds ul ,iank WorR ANA Slauun-
eIy IN n1at ard substantial bindpg' nR j,!e
Sh"rIe. pussibie nnlice. We can biud bu"k
in twu minutes with this iny rntiun. Call aud
examine styles and Pices.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
PE2RYSBURG MARKETS.
cnHWECrrp ny KINGsBruT wfIsoS.
PRHRYsuuRG q, July 4, 1879

PHHRHSuURG ". July =, ls''.
Wibt. -. ......i ilri Eggs ....,. yr
G .rl , lodI~ ...Ii Fi"nr " bliss 5"fp6 81
I, IA .liad - Gll'.ttlts........... 2am a0c
u ''.S.i V,'f iG1c Rre.... -. -. Acc
P,rk a bbl. l.... ICi"vrr seed bu.. 50 80
Wtr-. -. : 4 It'hickeR~ y ..... st
p,ttt,.s.. ......75 a3n rurkevs ". -..7M Msc
t'ri.s a n A. 1G0I Beans, Nays 50@S2
u ~ rpl'4 .2is az lard 49, ....'' o."
II ifttr. g 6l3c FrH tlirrs. 500 ihc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
BUSINESS CARDS.
DRESS NJ AKlNC !!

Il now prepared tn cut and ht uIeSses in
tho LATEST 81, lc and ~ the verv l"we>t prices
Thanking all patrons tor past tav"is. >"lirii
continuance 81 same, and will endenvur to
please all =" h" may pniIonizr me. Call at res
] Ounce ON Railnnd sttet.. nrrnsitc sta re lnctnty
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
ENzIA iIIE GREAT CAUSE OF
sa.aAsY HUMAN MISERY.

Jcst PuJiish,d in u S,olt0 knrrh1e. 7riec az
A Lecture an the Nnlunc. Treatment
nnJ RnI,cnl Cuie Of S,miral Weakness, ur
Sp1i inaI1hi lsn, ihaHctdbt S,if Abusa, lnvol-
inlart Emissions, lmprt ncy, Nervous II, bility,
and lmprdimculs to Marriage generally Com
sumption Epilepsy and / lis N, ,nial and FhyS-
icnl lmcapac,ty, ,Nc.-B Bv ROBERrJCULNER:
WELL, VI n.,auth0r uf the "Green Book "Ac.
The world-renow ned author in tEis adnirR-
BILE Lecture. clearly prnves from his own expe-
rirnce that tie awful cons, queuces Of SELF
Ahnse muJ be rllecually rrpnved Nitlout ned
icinennd without dangerous suIgcnl perHti' nE,
bnueirs. instruments, rings, or curdiAls VOinr|
ing nJ;i ynrdr of cure nj once certain and ef-
feetual. hv which every sufferer, NJ n ailei Nhai
his couditi,nmay be. may cu-e himself chcaiNy,
priyafelv and radically.
EsSy- This l.rctnrr will prove boon to thous-
ands and thousands.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope. to any
address, on receipt ot SIX senls, or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers.
TuE CrLyERYFLL MEDICAL CO..
70. Box 4jSd. 4 Ann ST., NEw Yong
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MAIIS

EGBERT JACKSON. On "Wednesday,
July 81, 1879, by Rev. T. ]. Pope, Jrr
Mr.. REruEN EGBERT aud Miss LOUISA
JAcKsoN, both OF BeIville Ridge, Wood
cunnly.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
S,I;,3s xAJ4Ea NARROW GAUGE a.a

DNPEUT. pEPART.
= ruth Toledo. 1880 4 " Toledo Juuc'n9.l5A NJ.
dn 1000 dn do ll:40 do
H. l;30PN do 900 p n.
do 800 In do $40 DO
10 so lo do 6:30 do
rnedo to Watcrvilc s:l5 A. ". 4:30 r. N.
Srulh Toledo tH Waiervile q 90 A. N. s. 40 N.
Y ltervilie IT, Ttlain. q:3N 4 " aud $3.50
MURRAY TRAINS.
pVrtRr. DEFIANT.
uth rildin $40 " Toledo Iuucn a;2a ~
d., i3nPM dn a.2Or N
ln 5:nA 10 ia $50 do
S'r.rt clrs will run Ia cnnrrrtird with all
tr '~rivipg ipl Occurring from Toledo.
nrl i.l hlth iul Y,,Sl itv n-nn,iitr.
WV TAYLOR Prpsideut.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
CLASS POEM.

The following is the Glass Poem, com.
posed by Miss Meta G.. Lawrence
Our work is done, and harvest
Ol beautiful golden grain
Lies nulspread wide before NJ;
is nut loss, but gain.
But nnw c,rnps schwld1y Is sunset,
The golden IN 'mrntS are past,
With mingled juy aud sadness
We must say EupEsiH at last,
Paths NAV div rrgo bnt the casket
or pearls laid in memOry's hand,
Will be ever link at q injection
fTNIxt the henits of uu i'yipl ha:d
Sirew blossoms at Hope IN our patlaay,
Kind wishes fr tuIure lite,
MAY we st;ll ever climb up higher,
In thus world OF rullrss sl,itc.
And In nur Kind teachers whn've striyen
To lghtrn eur ,chuulru m Iask,
In bidding fTeinit'tn Iiirse duties
Nave we ntnlmg t''r them. Ia ash
Nn'uI,erhnec a. thanks, ns we leave iheEl,
GIllef isbnrs 10 seek and pnrsue,
Fut wiSl h'm the jnv that ,ee hope in?
What think y"u? Walls cchu Say Do.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04

For Sale.-30 or 30 acres of lahd--S500
down. balance ON wears time. Willt"ke
a good team, or good paper, on first pay
ment. 32lf W. J. ScHLECTS
ThrPshing Machine fer Sale.--I h we
good Piqua Threshing Machine. horse
power, aud everything else complete which
] will sell, trade or rent, on reasonable
terms. The machine has been used about
two years, and is iR good order. Any err
son wishing threshing machine wi Il do
well to call soon. Enquire of D. NJ. & q.
A. SHoEMAEER, s.k miles east of Perrys.
burg, on BtIvillc Ridge. l2b
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04

Professor Hubbard lhen addressed Il few
words oi greeting aud farewell to the au.
dienee, and sniI the past ycnr had been
one of thu'nIpst pleasant of his life, and
should ever he remembered His aSsucia.
tions had been pleasant with the school
under hi~ instruction, with the citizens
and the Beard uf E,luculion.
Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard bear with them
the good will of all citizens OF the commu-
nifty, who appreciate iai,hiul and efficient
instruction, AND wheIFevcr they may go
they vii, have the satisfaction of knowing
That they carry kind wishes from n host
nl friends, and regrets that their duty calls
them 10 other scenes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS,

Fleeing Years" was admirably rcn.
dered by the quarelte, after which the di.
plomas were presented to The eight gradu-
alcs Ivy the Superintendent OF the Schools,
Professor Hubbard, who IN a few we'll
chosen SENTENCES told them that they po.-
sesEed Tonight that which was the result
al years Of studious toll; that the world
was before them that il hey desire honor
it in within their reneI; ii fame, it was at
their command; ii riches it was attaina-
bile; il happiness, they had but to
make others happy along the journey Of
lie.
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u VI. |TnsxIKEN, Pres't, Cincinnati.
r.. Williams, Gen'l Sup't.
! u w-ller. Assr Sup't. Dayton.
Calvin Is Shrpler, Agent. Terrvsburg.
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=. Taking for the spirit Of hsF essay that
HE CONTINUANCE -nG similar tlings 81 sim,
liar sequence, and not the couliuuarcc 81
the same things in the same way, is fun
damental aw, Miss Alice Crook produced
nm admirably wcilten production that
evinced high range of Thought An ma
ture is an illustration Of the law. There
are no two things exactly alike, and yet
there is nothing created that has no n re-.
scmhlance, more or lers striking, to some.
thing else. No two persons are alike I'm
personal appearance, or in mental or moral
character, The di.cord of hate, the sweet
tones nf love aud the sublime melodies of
noble aspirations are found IN each life his.
tory. The same law is found ia the works
Of man. Discoveries arc never new, ln.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-19
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

The fall elections having been now
fairly gotten over with, the gentleman
who 60 about saving the country with
great assiduity will naturally turn their
attention to selecting each one his ia
vorite candidate for the Presidency, and
electing him with handsome majority
by means of a neat and irresistible row
of figures. Figures, as we all kave had
occasion to know in times gone by, can
not lie, however misleading may
be the multiplication tables used by
the partisan newspapers just before an
exciting election and frequently just
succeeding one. As everybody may, in
view Of this circumstance, wish to figure
on his own hook we have arranged the
following table showing tn number of
votes that the States are entitled to cast
in the Electoral College, by which it will
be seen that this body consists of 369
votes; hence any candidate for the Presi-
dency will require to have 1856 to win
in the election of next fall. Those States
that in recent elections have gone un-
mistakably Republican or Democratic
we have arranged in parallel columns as
also in separate list such as may fairly
be thought yet doubtful:
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Editorial SpinrinRs.

Newspapers should endeavor to be read
but not red hot
When is a stolen note of hand most
mistf When 1t falls dew.
The young man who popped the ques-
ton did not know it was AIDED.
A quid nunc, fellow who always has
plug of tobacco to divide with a friend.
Black diamonds give an air Of ton to q
fine lady that Is somsAow irresistible-at % a
load
1t has been observed that the immense
d'oves Of bnffalos On the Western plains appear
bis.ntennIaL
The way to treat the impudent mos
quito when he pokes that little bill of h 9 at you
s-sn is to pay it slap dab and done with him.
The man who went out of the theater be-
tween the acts to lust zoe man" did not see him
after all. but he saw his photograph in the bot m
of tumblef
A contemporary says that a postal
card is feminine thing because it can't keep a
secret. On the contrary postal card is exclusive.
ly an affair OF the mails
If the politicians require a stronger
man for office than your average big Injin we
think they will nave 10 bring ~ little civet 90 ID
apothecary." along with him.
The man who laughs is not certainly
the man who to down IN the han,na skin. But
he might be, poss bly,, If he could, at the same
time, st down OIL the small boy who put it there.
The assertion of Enrique that the
how oro haro han tod
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-19

THE agricultural returns of England
for the current year indicate the extent
Of the depression that has overtaken that
branch of industry in the United King
dom. The amount of land under culti-
vation has constantly decreased for years
past. The decrease of wheat culture
alone has been over 25 per cent. within
ten years. The number of acres for 1879
were 3,056,0O0 less than one-tenth Of the
amount cultivated in the United States.
The whole area under cultivation for all
crops in Great Britain, including grass
land, is over five and one-half million
acres less than that covered by Indian
corn alone in the United States. The
falling off in agricultural products ia
greater in Ireland than in England OF
Scotland, by large percentage. There
is on the other hand, a large increase in
the amount of land used for gardens
orchard and dairy purposes.
This would indicate that the whole
system of agriculture in Great Britain is
undergoing radical charge, as it has
done in the older Of the United States
New England in particular. 1t is found
impossible to compete with the Western
farmers in cultivating grain crops, Of
what is knswn in England as "corn'
crops, under which designation is in
cluded wheat, barley, oats, corn, rye
beans and peas. Increased attention is
therefore. given to raising "truck' and
tie manufacture of butter and cheese
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A gradual change is growing up in the
dietary habits of the people that encour-
ages this modification OF husbandry.
Canned fruits and vegetables are taking
the place and well filling the place of
of those cereals, the cultivation of which
involves large amount of capital and
labor.
With large amount of land lying
idle, the working of which would both
give profitable employment to thousands
and tens of thousands of her people and
drive hunger from the borders. Eng
land annually pays to foreign farmers
nearly five hundred mill on dollars for
food supplies.
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The Cincinnati Star,

THE DAILY STAR is served by carriers
to their subscribers in the City of Cincin.
natl and in all impo. tant Western cities
and towns for II CENTS PER WEEK,
payable to the carrier Or the paper will
be mailed. postage paid. to any part oi
the country for SO CENTS PER MONTH,
W per annunL
THE STAR is the only STRICTLY INDIE
PENDEN'; NEWSPAPER published in
Cincinnati 1t is taken and read b,
people of all parties and shades of opin,
ion, and 1t seeks TO present the news Of
all kinds fairly and faithfully, with justice
to all and with especial favor to none.
rHE WEEKLY STAR PER YEAR,
ciIculates in all parts OF tie country, and
is tirst-class family newspaper.
ADVERTISING RATES-In Daily, 12k
CENTS per line or 81 per square OF eight
lines, agate measure. In Weekly, %
CENTS per line.
Address THE STAR,
go Walnut Street. Cincinnati. o.
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the same being accepted. 1t is to he hoped
that his resignation will not prevent him
being punished.
The Freie Presse says: Our Police Com
missi"ners Beard is again complete. but If
no credit tn Republicans The whole is a
miserable farce, corrupt bargain; luckily
so plan, however, rs to be unable t. de-
ceive the people. Public opinion finds a
response IN the words "Away with the
present Police Commission. The Board
of Revision deserve the greatest credit for
it's prompiness in opposing the P.,lice Com
mssi 'ners who paid out 81 $50 for lawyers
fees
Yesterdays AbeEd Post SAYS: From to-
days real estate transfers it becomes evil
dent that Ex-Clerk Ambrose, OF the United
States Court. and his family are trying
most strenuouslv to get rid Of their real
estate. 1t is needless to ask why.