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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

DETECTED. Grismer had always
been poor, and when he put $40 into the
plate at church at Cornellville, No.,
there was thought to be some mistake,
but he said that he really desired TO
make the contribution. The note was
soon identified, by means of its number
having been recorded, as part of So, ,0O)
recently stolen, and then Grismer con-
fessed. What he had intended as a re-
lief for his conscience led to his detec-
tioo
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

FoUR-YEAR-oLD Augustus is found shay
ing the head of his cat with his fathers
razor, and is severely reproved by his
nurse. ''But," says the little fellow
''men always have such hard time shay
ing I want to practice before my beard
orrOWS "
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

A SURPRISE. gentleman writing to
the st. Janes'8 Gazette from certain
American inebriate asylum finds that a
very large proportion of the inmates re-
ceived for treatment for chloral eating are
themselves madical men.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

D1sGRAcED.-Lieut.P Ponsonby, late of
the royal navy, whose misconduct last
year toward barmaid led to her suicide,
and so incensed the mob as to imperil his
safety after the inquest, has been di-
vorced from his wife-ala lady of high con-
nections whom he had deserted-under
circumstances deeply disgraceful to him.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

LIVES OF HoRsEs.-If not worked
young and not abused, well-bred horses
will live long A horse belonging to j.
L. Garrison, of Greene County, Penn
sylvania, died last spring at 80, from an
accident, OF it probably would have lived
some years longer.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
doth Love speak.


How does Love speak?
In the proud spirit suddenly grown meek
The naughty heart grows humble in the tender
And unnamed light that floods the world with
splendor;
In the resemblance which the fond eyes trace
In all fair things to one beloved face;
In the shy touch of hands that thrill and
tremble;
In looks and lips that can no more dissemble:
Thus doth Love speak
How does Love speak?
In wild words that uttered seem so weak
They shrink ashamed to silence; in the fire
Glance strikes with glance, swift flashing high
and higher,
Like hghtnings that precede the mighty storm
In the deep, soulful stiffness in the warm
Impassioned tide that sweeps thro' throbbing
veins,
Between the shores of keen delights and pains
In the embrace where madness melts in bliss.
And in the conclusive rapture of kiss:
Thus doth Love speak
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

NOTHING is ever lost by being pleas
ant and agreeable. You ask for two
pounds of steak-no more, no less. One
butcher growls that he can't just cut off
two pounds, and you leave him thor
oughly vexed. At the next stall the
man of meat hears your request with un-
ruffled visage, cuts off a pound and a
half, slaps it into the scale and out again
in double-quick time, rolls it up neatly
and says, with a sweet smile, ''just two
pounds, ma'am." He is the man who
succeeds
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
) 7 0 Y B ).
An
OPEN oFFER!.

Until further notice, w
will give any honorabl,
and reliable citizen of La
mOille County, who hasn'
already q good Stove, thu
use Free for so days of an
excellent Cooking Stove.
with Reservoir, to be re-
turned at the expiration of
that time unless the person
receiving it shall, after
trial, desire TO purchase it.
in which case he can do so
upon liberal terms, subject
to the following warrant
and guarantee.
First----That the price
asked FOR it is as low a.
the same, or as good a
Stove. can be bought for i'm
Vermont, and the buyer
may have another 80 days
from date of purchase to
investigate this matter.
ana we agree that The
buyer shall be his own
Judge in deciding this
point.
SecOnd---We warrant the
Stove against breaking by
fire, with fair usage. for
one full year from date of
purchase.
Tllird---EYe warrant ev-
cry pound Of iron i'm the
.tOVe TO be new and every d
'late to be honestly and h
thoroughly made. g
FOurth---We warrant the I
Stove to be an excellent
baker and heater. and that
the water viii boil quick
~ in the Reservoir by turn
ing damper according to
Fifth---We warrant the
Stove to give perfect and
entire satisfaction i'm Price.
Quality, Operation, and
Every Other Particular. or
at the end of go days We
viii take it back and re-
fund the purchase money.
Sixth and Finally
We guarantee that
there shall be no un-
pleasantness or d1ssat-
isfactiOn, if after full
and thorough trial you
decide not to keep the
Stove; we shall not ex-
pect to please every
body, and if you con-
clude YOU don t want to
buy, we shall keep en-
tirely. good natured.
We only ask that you
give us a chance to try
to please you, if you
haven't t already a stove
that does So We think
we can do it.
GGO.P. Hardy g Co.,
HYDE PARK, VT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

THERE is a six-year old boy in Auburn
who is wonderful on spelling and defini-
ton. The other day his teacher asked
him to spell matrimony M-a-t-r-i-
m-o-n-y," said the youngster promptly
"Now define it," said the teacher
Well, =" replied the boy, 81 don't ex-
actly know what it means, but know my
mother has got enough of it !'
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

TEACHER-''Define the word excavate
Scholar-'It means to hollow out. "
Teacher-"C -"Constructa a sentence in which
the word is properly used" Scholar
"The baby excavates when it-gets hurt. 3"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
HOW DOES LOVE ,SPEAK?
BY ELLA WHEELER.


How does Love speak?
In the faint flush upon the tell-tale cheek,
And in the pallor that succeeds it by
The quivering lid of an averted eye
The smile that proves the parent of a sigh:
Thus doth Love speak.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
How does Love sneak?

BY the uneven heart-throbs, and the freak
OF bounding pulses that stand still and ache,
While new emotions, like strange barges, make
Along vein channels their disturbing course
Still as the dawn, and with the dawn's swift
force:
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

The motto of Wall street is, "Little
dogs start the hare, but the big dogs
catch it.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14
Thus doth Love speak


How does Love speak?
In the avoidance of that which we seek
The sudden silence and reserve when near
The eye that glistens with an unshed tear
The joy that seems the counterpart of fear,
As the alarmed heart leaps in the breast
And knows, and names, and greets its godlike
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-14

Josie Hall was sitting in the farmhouse
kitchen peeling potatoes-no very ro-
mantle occupation, and still one which
was to be fulfilled, in spite of all the gui-
tars and worsted work in creation. She
was a black-eyed, damask-cheeked girl,
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-08
An Incendiary Fire.

What's known as the Jones property,
belonging to Everett Hope, situated in
the south part oftown has been vacant
for day or two. Wednesday morning
early the cry of fire! fire." reused our
citizens and this building was found to
be on fire. The prompt application of
water, and the fact that no air was stir.
ring soon extingu1shed the blaze. Sew.
eral square feet of the roof was burned
away. The fire was undoubtedly the
work of some incendiary scamp, for it
was near no flue and originated at a
scuttle opening into the garnet. A
step ladder and a can were discovered
under the opening, which had undoubt-
edlv been used in starting the fire.
A later theory IN regard to the fire
Wednesday morning is that children
had been playing in the unoccupied
house and had availed themselves of
the step ladder TO get into the garnet or
loft with mate, es.
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Tank kee.

The lectures on China by Mr. Bailey
Tank kee) have been all and more in
every respect than promised In his adj
vertisements. His lectures are very IN
structive and touch those points Of gen
eral interest which are overlooked by
the ordinary writers of books Of travel.
Mr.. Bailey was raised among the Chin
ese, speaks their language and is tam
liar with their every day life and
modes of thought. His lectures are H.
Illustrated by large collection Of curl
oSitleS and articles of Chinese Manu-
facture. Those who have not yet at
tended should not mss the remaining
two lectures Of the course.
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New Baden Items.

Our local correspondent at New Ba.
den writes:
"Our latest arrival is Mr.. Burch, OF
Franklin county, Illinois. Another
case of live or die. Will report results.
Arrangements are completed for a
postoffice at this point. Ed. Loso is to
be the postmaster. 1t is reported his
partner will put $500 more into New
Baden business.
Mr.. r. ID. Newton, OF Wilson, in con-
nection with others, is putting up ex
tensive bath houses, also feed stable
There is talk again Of a telephone
line from this point to Huntsville. New
Baden will take a hundred dollars in
stock.
w. H. Golf, of Osceola, Iowa, writes
as follows of New Baden springs: Sent
from Osceola, Iowa, at tine expense Of
the people, came with a crutch and
stick. My complaint was white swell
ing of long standing. The complaint
crutch and stick | leave at Baden.
Ny case was considered hopeless.
l go back to Iowa to school. expecting
yet to do something useful in life, and
all through drinking and bathing in
Baden water"
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GREENTOP BRIEFS.

GREEsToP. Sept, 5.-.-John Sharp ex
Representative, living ncSr Queen City
on last Monday morning with his chill
dren was in Il wagon gong to Queen
City after his wife. While crossing tin.
railroad about a mile north Of Queen
City the north bound train struck his
wagon and Mr.. Sharp and one Of his
children was struck. Mr.. Sharp was
knocked senseless and his head badly
cut and bruised up, it is doubtful if he
can recover. The child was severely
hurt. 1t was taken to a farm house
close by and physicians sent for. The
train backed down to Queen City with
Mr.. Sharp. The engineer says lie saw
the team and began whistlinR at them
and trying to stop his train He don
think Mr.. Sharp saw the train. The
train was running at IL rapid speed
when the engineer first saw them. One
of the horses was killed and the wagon
smashed in. Later reports to-day say
there are some hopes of the recovery
of the injured parties.
W. b. Reynolds received car Of
lime to-day.
DIR. Gates, of Carthage, was in town
Saturday last, shaking hands with his
many friends.
There will be Sunday school pic nc
at Greentop Saturday, Sept, 10th.
Everybody invited to attend.
Mrs. r. r. Wells went to Greencastle
last week to visit her brother DIR. lay
Ter.
Tice & Co., shipped car of oats last
week.
Capt. Toler made a trip to Bloom
filed, Iowa, last week.
Charley Gat!in went to Centerville.
Iowa ON Monday last on business.
Some of our merchants will adopt
the cash system soon, which we believe
Is a good thing.
Esq. Lewis raised some very fnt
peaches this year. Some weighing on
pound each.
Mrs. Blddle, of Iowa, was visiting her
sister Mr.. NJ Speer last week.
Our school opened on last Monday
with good attendance. James Grow
is the teacher.
Pay car passed up the railroad to-
day. JAY.
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FEVER /! fever (!
ChiIIs and Fever, Dumb Ague, and all Mas.
matte Diseases,
ke Quickly Cured With the so Cent 'narsh's
Ague Cure"

"Your ague cure is giving universal
satisfaction here Il. H. Lane, drug
gist. Prescott, kas.
"For curing. chills add fever the
Marsh's Ague Cure surpasses anything
l have ever used."-R. B. Clark,
Springfield, Mo.
II shook with the third day asue
for nine months during which time l
used all the various ague cures. Speci-
FIGS, tonics, ETC., but derived only REM
porary relief. Finally / tried the
Marsh's Ague Cure, and am happy to
saythat two fifty cent bottles effected
a permanent cure 1t is the only sure
cure in the market.-D- S. Kelly, Jop-
lin, Mo.
The Marsh's Ague Cure is for sale
by Gray & Co.. Druggists, east side
square and by prominent dealers else.
where. Price 50 c. liquid or pills.
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NOyINGER NOTES.

NovINGHR, Mo-. Sep. 6.-NOvinger 4 McPhet-
ridge bought up load OF cows. which they ssld
to Link 4 Brasfeld.
Mr.. Brasfeld Of kirksyille. shipped car load of
cattle from here on Monday.
The Hotel &c Einyon is full to overno wing this
week. The bridge men are there.
The county court was here yesterday viewing the
Spring creek bridge, of which there is some COM
plant.
Rev. Folks. of Queen City. preached to y large
congregation. Sunday. just services the or
dinance of baptism, administered to the infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reece, according to the
formula of the Lutheran church.
Quite crowd of Krksvillains came down yester-
day and last night. to enjoy grand s.sh fzzIe.'
which to put the fish They went home empty.
Mrs. d. II. Walker Is visiting her mother ,.ear
Greentop. Dan Walker starts TO Decatur, Illinois,
to- morrow.
There is TO be Sunday school picnic six miles
north of here, at the Green Grove school house on
Saturday, next. JJJ
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Walnut Township.

Ed. GRAPH1c:-People are still hay
ing. The recent rams have helped corn
considerably.
Mr.. Schulthelss was thrown from a
mule few days ago and badly hurt,
but is improving very fast.
The PIC mic at College Mound last
Saturday was day Two dancing
floors. one SWING, one candy stand and
a row to wind up with.
Miss Annie Cavett left last Sunday,
for Kirksville, to attend the Normal
this year. Miss Cave,t has Ircyen her
self to be a good teacher, and we are
glad she is going to brighten her ideas
for the future.
The S. S. at Mt. Zion has closed.
Hampton is grinning all over his
face. Its girl this time.
Smiths have lost their Belle--She
was married to Marion Carter last
Sunday. TATTLER.
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NoviDgeI Notes.

We are often compelled to cut down.
abreviate aid condense cOmmunica-
tions, and sometimes omit portions be-
cause OF not sufficient general interest.
Correspondents are assured that their
communications are none the less
welcome because we do this. The fol-
lowing items are from Novinger
correspondent:
Daniel Novinger Is purchasing cattle
and says there is such good prospects
for corn here he believes 1t will pay to
invest.
1t is reported that John N. Shoop is
married or at least is about to be
can't say which.
Sam Trimble met with an accident
the other night.
We understand that Daniel Walker
talks of going to Illinois.
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Ed,

Last week Our citizens were startled
by the announcement that one of its
well known citizens was dead. Mr..
John Hawkins, died at his home in
this place, Sept, 1st, after a short i'll
ness. The announcement that he was
no more, was the first intimation that
many received that he had been even
dangerously i'll.
MIR. Hawkins was son of VIM.
Hawkins, of Pettls township. He was
born IN Macon county, but lived most
of his life in south Adair. He was in
his 29th year, and had been married
since February Sth, 1873. He leaves
a wife and three children. His re-
mains were taken TO Pettis township,
to the family burial ground for inter-
ment on Saturday.
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Capt. j. johnson has returned from
summer trip to Dakota. We have
not had time to pump him yet On what
he thought of the country. We are
GLAD to learn however that Capt. Sling
erland of Aberdeen, is in better health
and prosperous.
We noticed by the Sentinel publish
ed at S'lelbyville, (Mo.,) that Alf. Ellis,
formerly editor of the Herald, at this
place was recently visiting friends at
that place.
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Fair Notes.

Complimentary tickets received at
this Office for the Putnam county fair
to be held at Unionville Sept, 0-23.
The Edna Fair will be in session this
week, closing Friday.
Next week the Moberly district fair
takes place. 1t lasts nve days.
Our thanks are due TOR a number of
complimentary invitations to fairs in
various sections of northern Missouri.
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Mr.. W. A. Falkenstine reports a
field of corn which was planted on the
first day of July, that promises quite a
yield should the frost remain off a few
days longer. On the first OF Septem-
Der eight weeks after planting. it was
of good size and many ears were form
ing and gave excellent indications Of
fair size and yield.
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County Court Notes.

The court did not adjourn in time to
get proceedings for this issue. 1t will
appear in full in next issue.
The court ordered the proposition
for hog law to he submitted.
Ike petition for whiskey license
was put over to next term.
The following Grand and Petit Jur-
Ors We're chosen according to the stat
utes
GRAND JURORS.
7. d. Bell Geo: l.. Coffin.
Moses Starr. &. w. Deniston.
Shiverel Kent. J. H. Fort.
Jno. d. Miller. j. W. Orr.
Hiram Snyder. David Reesman.
S. Preston. J. NJ. Brown.
PETIT JURORS
Clay Tp.-G. w. Lord, l.. b. Mal,by,
Geo. A. Reynolds.
Salt River Fps. C. Draper, David
Ba,nhill.
Wilson Tp.-H. E. Morgan, Jesse
McDermott.
Pettis Tp.-A W. Cunningham, NJ. Y.
Atterberry.
Walnut To. -Thos. Cole.
Morrow Tp.-J. b. Willis. J. A Bran
naman.
Nineseh Tp.-Wm. White, J. S. Hick-
man.
Polk Tp.-Jas. Down.
Liberty 1p.-Tobias Lankard, VIM
Bozarth.
Benton Fps. X. Fowler, W. j. Bras
field. w. H. Spencer, Robt Burris, G.
F. Mercer, ]. D. Markey, and A. K.
Collett.
Ea III .,u.1
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New Goods.

Such & Co. the only exclusive Boot &
Shoe establishment in kirkSviIle is now
receiving very large invoice of fall
and winter goods. The public can
find here everything in the line OF foot
gear needed from baby shoe up.
Call and get prices, ano examine ,ods.
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DR.. Gates, whose presence in town
we noted last week, called in to see US
Monday and expressed himself well
pleased with our crop prospects being
so much better than he expected to find
from reports he had received before
coming.
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WllmathyiIle Graphics.

W1LMATHvlLLE, Sept. A. Everything
is quiet since Crabtree and Jay Henry
sent their petitions off for p. o. We
are IN hopes they will both get it, per-
haps we can get stamps cheaper.
H. C. Reynolds has sold his store to
Jay Henry.
1t lays between DObbs and Bob Will
son for Constable. PRS.
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Fine Knitting Yarns.

All kinds and qualities to be found in
the Markef-bnf u's desire to call y0nr
attention to eur FIAe 4pLr GYman
ItorstHd yarn, Put up tn II Ii. sksins,
at 35ets. PER sketn or 81 p per tound.
1t is BY far the test and finest yarn
euer sold tn hI1ks7vNe.
3. + LaMkin.
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Mrs. Mary Macer, who has been liv-
ing in Deadwood, Dakota, for the last
eight years has returned to kirksville,
for the purpose of making it her home
and to educate her children in our just
ly celebrated schools. She is sister
of Mrs. H. Durham, of Sublett.
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Mr.. John N DeGranoe, of Greentop,
met with singular acc ident Thursday
morning. He had been moving grass
and on his road out of the field, while
crossing the fence, rail broke throw
ing him tn his scythe, and cutting his
left arm very severely below the elbow.
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New Meat Market.

Geo. Eng!ehart & Co. have opened
a new meat market, just north Of Smith
& McGuire's new building and III.
vite call from the public. You will
find everything new, neat and attractive.
See advertisement.
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New Hotel

The New City Hotel, south OF the
Square,-known as the Lewis House
is now in charge of Mr.. r. D Magruder
who is putting it in shape tor first class
accommodation in every particular.
The travelling public should call and
give the new house a trial.
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County Court has been in session this
week and there have been several loud
complaints sent IN. in regard to the
manner in which new bridges have
been constructed. "Reminiscences 81 gn-
ed by a large number Of residents OF
Walnut township were presented to
the court on Tuesday. Yesterday the
Judges acted as commission to view
the b,ldge for themselves. We learn
this morning that the bridge commits
sioner has been instructed to make
good the faulty parts Of the bridge,
and to substitute sound timber for un-
sound.
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Mrs. Jay Coatswo, tn and her mother
Mrs. NJ. b. Salsberry left for their home
IN Kansas City on Monday after sever
al days visit with Mrs. J. NJ. DeFrance,
Of this city, who is now seriously i'll.
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BAYLOR 90 MILLER,
FINE PEACHES.

Saturday afternoon the Misses Page,
of this city, surprised US with pres
ent of the finest lot of home grown
peaches we have seen this year. They
were indeed magnificent samples of
what Huntsville can produce in fruit
under proper conditions. Thanks.
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ROLLER MILL FLOUR.

Halliday Bros, are sole agents tor
the celebrated Roller Mill Four OIL
Quincy one the largest Touring mills
In the West. Ask for sack Of Whit
more Bros. CRITERION.
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3fr. S. G. Petersen, OF Wilmathville,
requests us to say to the voters Of Clay
township that he withdraw VS. his name
As candidate for justice of the peace
of that township.
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Sunday School Convention.

The Sunday school convention for
Wilson township will be held at the NJ.
E. Church, South, on Saturday, Sept.
10TH. 1882. All that can, in and out of
the township, are cordially invited to
attend.
The following Is the Program.
l. Morning session to commence al
1Oa. m. Reading and prayer by Rev.
Clark. of BraShcar, Mo.
2. The work of the State and county
conventions by Rev. J. S. Boyd ofKirks-
vile.
3 The object of the Sunday School by
Rev. U. P. Wardrip.
4. Appointment of Committee on Or
Ranization.
5. Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION
10 commence at l a. IN. Prayer by
Rev. Brown of Brashear.
l. Report of Committee on organiza-
ton.
2. Statistical report of each school in
the township.
8. A model Sunday school by Rev.
DR.. Mitchell.
4. Address to the children by Rev
W. NJ. Brown.
The friends are expected to come
prepared or a basket dinner.
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SETTLE Up.

All persons knowing themselves in
debtel to the late firm of Drs. SWEET
nam & Cohen will save trouble by call
ing at once and settling their accounts.
The books are in the hands of DR.. Go
ben and the bills must he paid