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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
NHeaem nmO @ansen.

Sliss,n. Reaches, Nineteen. @anssu. @attsn. Nauis.
Gophers, ttulmAais b~sisitist sur4 Trough on Rats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
WELLS "RoUGH ON CoRNs".

sauie Wells Rough on Corns''. 15c. SdHele.
pouidnSis. uue Sausrnee SeiIuus. Sibnsrauseu. @ars
gen, Sdpielen.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

= ai .1t.s 70 Hr.l 'ir iHtr- lh.i Hsrsl 81. ii,
STATE Hur .Hn sn fs fH.fn f.tira-l tas i.aH 81,
,.Hf. co. -... lf.Hf Hl. .s.,H ~ .E. 4...i t.s ar
.aHt.i ,fr-'- 'Hit s." ..'rs, % 90 20 'i, uI, q
f,si. e. .stN h4tful ,tatt.i 100 sIri %. ff
t-s.fa fha tuuaI -t.t anti sH ft. ts.t.t.sss au.
~ .rfH l|.l.sH ff. q. fssrf4 .f,
am .uHt sH 4tusHy Hrta-.lsi 80 '.aar.~- Ta r.t-f
. ssIu. a tf ffta fu.Htftsi fas- urt.r
gts,t 90 ne. 1hH vet utrritg 100 .n1f sruHHs -ttH
-Efirulturd fr-a1f,Ts rrt Hft'fiIrs - % ~tata Hs
.us.l tu th it rtf .Is ur ttsr it.,,I a.s
sll t1s - fHt ,tu lf ~ t, y iffHi iha Hrst aftar,
to- hI K lf .sIH.H 4ir t a.s 600 o., .,uIH. tu
sri test -itt i.utat. tifs stt@f.t .t'H .ltr
Hf hv ,itatitfiIa AUN o. ffutt.ft a.'ftts. D .u.H
#tffk fuii zfa 'tsu EHfHsHIs Ir t.f' 60 Ufr Agff
uHu,lassu 10 rrs z. .fs uf-f fsi'H' aui I-iH.fat-
tHE HN4uaz 90 h.s f4fN ruffuErs 70. fist fhe stat,
t-rilss Soc g.-l i'u fHlh ufE flH Hsf- Hs
20 O., 80 -tst# auI rIuth ff Ilf. uIi-lt.rri.
irsn ts-tss. tug % fu uf - iy aHtziua
tfs information tallr," % hs. I.,.s ,Is v..r.'
d4t. It. f.ss M .tltF i the ttI ut.1,4 st' tssft.
u"ll f-rgapg.zl ~ fssilte- st" g-zi rip
lssfitrn 80 aausH-ll, rnp'r. IT. t'rnitf s '-
30 rtful l.s,uf. aHl uIsH4 o., 30 ul ~ h ssffi ut
- I.f,i---.f- sHI uhsfas'r ui.tst tf a,.t have
utz. tu th pct flfs ,tfiIr IHttt 4t a. g tita m
sttutru utsaug 4 ant all 4iutstst &C., 49, 20.
~ tf th Inffsslssr t iusttisi fFtH.-tiu 1ho
Mel. u sst,h usiifutsn Hre itlc sp4r-i ta ~
ilr .,pI 8, < ttefsy. t-s ne luis-r.itt he ~.
nal iuc n1s ~ siHut Hns hHpits thiu@-nd idiars,
'uluirtia ii- sv"f $50 tuultni thr5-Fl-i fhllar.
aHt lls'sri Jb .,fs'y nearly "'e h'uir-l rhyuss'd
isliar.
tr c.,upr,r.n uth ~ % sums. tr ibIfts ih.u.s,I
'itll tir S.t~ t>ii r. - lsit ttttaurt
whtrh h. ,uf ir gan,sut. ID. sisf" nfsF vi.stt 4ur
~, uett Ttte csiifEr ha. tHTt' rrtstuE q Il @iiug
a-lt "f ai-ui - th,.t-sfu hlizrs tf utsnl 1ests
the -ppusi intsfs.t = hirh 80 eg.i'fsi- dFait
U. rs=aifr.s g. -. tvu .,nisipR iarsH- vnrh
v,sye -Ntshs~ And vht,h " - 4 uht VI u sut sueh
iu ttnti tis aEe st - Efs+ di.iauts.
the department. 90 Hsoit=ufc sfis y ~ t - ~
rmm 81 i'u llisr, = iu-itri dc'nt . o. s usss
THe rinp y tase~r tsrsr rttsfuHh iu fs~isie
ths vio sit ~ IA iah c 'siYHs Hhd
atsa 'iahftf stiuriutr y Et~attf Hftsi'sl
Ttp.s i#tas-ste Hsssl@ ~ th- rB-Er So ielisNe "
wsu 4 ~ sitd sal y lies - is state sap.
pts tuhnu h N if-o aahiEaii ~ i.risHi- p.rs.
tHa II y H. ~ tar tifp rlld 81 W ate
aud sffsis iu,tss se Nth lip ensirtinn thst
fs. time - - hen III Siats siuid gta u pnrl
fts ertHa utI sks ~ lut T. ~ - - II iusf
D. 81. tut siune 81 iWmsasgreatlu iparhi g. uur
-ssss ard atu aht r.
tHsas the i~stslatarp shpnd asi the live e pli.
y h~friu ttsrel. u niisst - tHHEit HlNisaht o.
~ = n tvt ht.s e.-pnt Il thee flatFatlan the e0si.
tua usiitah', II ir ip - ,ffrm.ief~ tltsf ~ ~ a.
ing u iHrFrls rtIsF.sfn sire. Hfer~ = FsVt.
u aasn sbls - the egutfsl VI the state gsserumsat.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
Here aud There Goes the States Cash

The committee q" appropriations yrs.
lcr'lny decided to rrpnr, favorable NC
ton uyon the bills giving S. 600 to the
Fee D,~pens,ry, P'u,hurR; Sl5 600 Il"
the Cmy Hospital, Wllliam,port So 600
To the Poor Folks Home. aud s. OOI tu
the CniIdren'u Home, West PuIIadrl
phiH. The pr jrct to have the Penn
~ lvania Archives printed WIS defeat.
ed. The tionaI Gu,rd till, apprn
ri-ting Sl2O 600 lur its support against
S222O 900 "i Two years "gn, aud prnvid.
ing To" only one "nuu Il eucampmrnt Il,
the governor may direct. will hc pre-.
-cntrd TO the h"u.c with the request To
nave IT rerommltted To the military
committee. Tue Till giving $4,000 to
the Nruiical School inr Sul"rS w,r held
over Tor the eI'r"stnr.-Hpr,sjmg Ftoiot.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
VINO DOES rIlE WORK /,

Tia" plan ni h~-"ciatInn work !. such
~ tn give ih" d,ii rent departments into
the hands oi committee. II the chan.
man of ihi. committee II -, lis lin" oi
work l. he on" wh'rh suil - most. Is It
Turry Bl"H On Il cnmmiHec ought /" ierl IL
Ia, du'y I" ,uEg"-t nud c ury out the
work oi h- nssori,ies ~ Ils particular
line. II gives cnrrgy In Hll rh. mem
lrrrs mad le.sru- the l,hnr for lh" chHir
hnd scope the w"tk "i ll" - yr'inrnl
Committee. Brother y mel. urrci- hi~
committee frequently aud cnch m'nh"r
im, his r"u'iu" work; levin seI,' -
topics and lr ,drr- Tor zach meeting.
Chairman D,urrl, notifies Irr-"us OF
th'ir nrpnntuI"ut Btyrri art"ud- TO
church announcements aud special IN
vilrtInns /" young mn. W.aver " +
drsirnn'.d the loukiug after music. A.
a wh"l. the committee HrI uinted -uh.
committees. Sp."r. ~.'hr'lrr and K -
bring chairmru { out ntrowu. cottage
mud i Il MEETING, respectively. C.r.r
man - ,u,"l- D. 'ap, cr,d I" sc" lhnt
"nch Of tines" subcommittee, r"Iori
mrurhl, 10 hm, mud hr report. TO HE
,ord "f NJ nar"r- what they hnr
'luur. Ihru tie yr,.' committee. con
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
The standard OH Gases.

GOVERNOR rATrisoN'S CHARGES AGAINST E.
C. PATTERSON To HE INVESTIGATED.
IIsgRr>GrRG p q. NJ ,rrh In the
So at" lhH morning, after G werner
PnIti-"h'- message. sent IN ye,trrdAy.
rpd been read. SENATOR Gordon moved
t"A' committee be appointed 10 IN
Nr-trrule the alleged .urpr"s-ion oi
testimony in the Standard . TAX suit
b, T. g Patterson. senator Emory lie
nd hat Patterson had refused 10 rur
n,,h testimony and d,cjrr"d that he
hp P,ii Patterson 81 100 to collect
'.vI irnre uom the Ati,urIr tn the +
ciiic asnIn~t the Standard . Company.
but when the case WAS lrrrd he grrptrr
portinu Of thi. testimony WAS ruled GU
NJ. II III intimat-d that the Iuvr,iig4
ton would take broader scope Ih.n
the inquiry in P,rrrr-on'- ncrinn. aud
rhu Sat. officers m.gh' he included.
The uc,s,R" wa. referred to the Judlcl.
ay Grnrral C"mm,ltre.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
The Flood Ravagps at Shawneetown.

SHAwSETowS H., February, 22. The
worst i. over here, bat the town presents
an awful scene Of i d4snlAiibn. In one
section fur solid blocks of dwellings
have been entirely swept away. THE
Presbyterian church l. mile away
from its nld site. S.vrral mills aud
business houses are entirely gone and
the rFin"ip-l merchant in = ack kturn.
KY. h- sl3.O0b worth Of dry gpnds ON
q barge tied to tree. Tue vill.ves oi
Blackburn and X dsigh, XIV. have been
nearly wiped nut. Osrr 100 houses in
these IlaceN have been destroyed. Az
Columbus. KS., ten feet u water IL
spread over The town, filing nearly all
the stores.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
FERNI.ANY STATISTICS.


ONE of the hardest working mon ~
the legal profession i our treasurer. I.
W G"ph r.. l. rqui'cs in some cases
much time n great v-lue IN him - call
two or Ih'pr ti,nc- hpforr finding y SUE
tsini' q member anil 'ii"nd II hts rac"
of business. II these friend. are not
seen ~ him nj the end nj qrtrt"r iheS
will not make grave error ~ con- der.
ing Treasurer G"phari a. having called
Ai their places hen thew were absent.
and we kno~, wiiLout a.king The ires.
urer that q great favor will le show n
him II they ~ilI hand him the smoun'
of their subscription or senl il through
the mail.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
NOTES OF HISTORY.
Henry the ~.
ny \ LADY.

Henry the " was born At Pau, in the
year 1853 lie was the first ol lh"
Bourbon line who assembled the Frruch
throne. Immediately after his hjr,h
his grandfather, Henri IL Albert claim
ed him, and kept hrm with h'm At HI
strong old ca.tle of CourassP far away
among the Pyrenees, in the region csiled
Navarro. Here he lived and hrea'h.d
the pure, sSeet air of his M untain
home, and played With the chtlirrn ni
the peasant ~ careless and harry and
rugged as they M cne thought n,
they looked on this unatlrtcliye child
that he would one day WELD the .crpirr
Of throne, and his ntua would be- en.
rolled among the great and lllu-tr."us
in the snnal- Of France. . / Henri u
Albert died when Henry WAS Xix yrar-
old, and Jeanne. his mn,lrr, ASCENDING
the throne nf N,varte came with her
husband To live m the dearly luypi
home OF her youth. She devoted her.
selt TO the education Of her chIIireu
and procured competrn, teacher -
suprrintend the studirs Of the Young
prince; he was naturally bright aud
fond al study, and his IuquiHrive m'ul
soon laid fnunI,tion for tho d-yrl"p
ment OF an intellectual culture that was
Unsurpassed. Anthony OF B,urir,u wnn
bad married The good Jeanne IL Altrrr
merely ~ mrtter of state ro rcy, soon
wrsried OF the moral mir Of Ia, queens
native surroundings. and wl.hrd ami
lnngei aud sighed Tor the l.s. rrfuol
Yuluplu ius plea,ure- he had 20 lat,h
resigned. 4 mutual uulrr,raudrug
took place, amicable and satisfactory.
and lie returned To the laud uf hr,
dream'. taking the Young Henry with
him. Poor Jeanne shpd mrny ssd rpar-.
ani though unutiprshis Thoughts when
her bright. beautiful hog h,ds her
fond farewell. A, this time C,rllarirr
81 Mr'ii,.i was regent OF France. IN"
WAS r boli, intriguing. cruel woman.
and her court WIS IT. scene of immp.
Fal'ty. hrhauChery and rriy"lou. smu.r.
ments. Here Henry pursued hi. -,udtr.
until he was thirteen years old. when
his iathpr'- death LETT him tree to return
4 =. A.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

rue CENTkE DEMUCKAG T. puu.
lIthei every chursiaS morning. at uellciVnte Center
c,uuty, Pa
EGkhs-CAsht th advance, b ~
II act paid IA ualvancr..............." 90
LtHk rAPER-dvSvtvU 10 the Interests ., the
shOlc pevplv.
r.,,avuis made wrh,n three mouth. will be cot.
stdrrgI IA advance.
80 ,NpeI siii ItsCuuttuuvd until srrestAgrssTt
paid exurpi u ppupu ui Publishers
P,psrs SUtuE Jut # the county aust TO paid TOT ~
al vance,
Auy Jer.uu ,'rouuuus us truvash subsufibou ~tII
DO suut copy trvv 81 charge.
oar Intensive ,irculauu, mAkvr thia IHrui Az uu.
t.uIly reliAbtu runtAb, medium lur tuNvrti-ink
We uuayr tue mu.l ample tHs'ili ics i"I Jub Nohh
end are ,r"parrl 10 rrui ti studs ui h"'ks. Iurts
Pr ,un-, JsIrrs Lvmmrrrtt iriutihE, &c. tu th'
an at .tylr tnd tt the iu~rst I'os-ihh rairs.
All ,lysruarnruts Hur lees tvru than thtre uuhihs
10 Scrts per tine Tor the r-i three insertions, Hnd
oeits iiur toI EACH additional Insertion. Spv,irl
suticss uur-hatt NOR.
4 Ilturiai notices Il Jruts ter line,
l. 90 ,.t..s- ts. .s,tutuus. 10 cent? poT line
literal discount is made tu pcrsun- sdNrrusiuE N
the quarter, tall year, Vr year, a. ioIIo~''
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
SiaIwart Advice 10 II SlnIwart Congress.

Six more days remain TO you. gentle
men OF the FOrty.srveDth congress. but
ii is none tn early engage your sleep
ire herths and tn puck up Your knHr.
-ncks. The train srarts for nblivion
promptly on March 3, and Ia m,ny Of
you return tickets will not he issued. --
PhikI Evening BuHetia.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

A NuNRrR nf lame ducks. in the shape
OF defeated members ST Cnugrrs-. have
been provided f"r ~ the closing days of
the session Mr. Emory Swer WI.
nominated Tor All "itirp some days ago,
and now Mr. Paul and Mr.. lnrgen.uu,
81 N,rr,nis: ~. D,rrsll. oi l. ,ut-inns.
and Mr. Williams, of WI.cnnsIn. have
been give n soit places where the ppoplr
cannot get Mt them. NJ vi Iisms.
who has been several years ~ Congress
aud has risen To the dignity of chair
nan Of Ihe committee on foreign sTurs.
does not srrurlr NOW. that he has been
hi'o~ned, IN take place a. agent of
D'koia land utiice, where he my vet
fe"d on the pap uron which he has 20
long depended. Failing to -erure these
places, these men would prob ,bly have
taken clprk-hip- IN the departments
were Il not fnr The civil service law lie
msnding competitive examinations.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

DuRixG the month the General Sec.
rpiary vi.ited w,lliamsro ort and Lick
Haven. The former A.'ocisiion !" proc
Terins and General Secretary simmons
is booking forward tn building ior
their work. The report OF their rresi-
dent, II Ilnwarl o to, reversed The
work of the quarier then closed. while
several committees presented their
trusts.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

EFriRTs are heinR made IN put through
Congress - number oI private bills au.
thofzne the gfos'"st muarpropriaiion
Of public fluids Tor personal charity.
llowever excellent aud needy the pro
pnsed henrhcisrirs may be, there !. 10
warrant for such u,e OF the peoples
money.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

-" Better be- wise hy the misfnrtuu"s
of other than 10y your own Take
warning in time. Avoid quack nos
rrr,sh. U-p only such remedies n are
IL mon.lrnrrd nh"v" -u~p,"r"u, foremost
among shirh il K,ln~, Wort For tnr
ID liver, huwel- or krlury-, u" other
remedy equals IT, tl- sold ~ both dry
nd liquid torn hy all druggists.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
Mr. WlggIns Certain Of His Storm.

OTTAWA, Ont, March 2.-Dr. WiRpins.
on Lrinp asked to.'laS # he s'iII held 1"
his predictions ns Ia the storm al NJ 'rch
ITO II. sniG II do. poHrivrly. It will
he n. great Il "rnI ns ever occurred
urnn the earth, or can pusrtbly o"cur.
ann yoei,lvr that u tidal wave will oc.
cur III the Bay "l B 'up"l, on the rohs'
OF Australia aud ~ the Gulf uf Mexico.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

The -tE'u . .nr,lra CONCERT ol tie.
- o,r,r vii he gwen At an culy date,
not Vet fixed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

TuE thanks oi the Association are
due GENERAL Beaver Tor seven volume
Hdded 10 the library.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-19

AN ACT to amend section two hundred and ninety
seven (297l of chapter thirty-fourT34 general
statutes one thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight 1ST8), being section twelve Q2l Of title
three (3) Of chapter one ID of the general laws
OF one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two
1S72l, as amended by section one a. of chapter
twenty-five t25) of the general laws of one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-four (187D,
relating to insurance
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Minnesota:
Section l. That section two hundred and ninety
seven (297) of chapter thrtY-four (34 of the gen.
eral statutes one thousand eight hundred and sew
eCty-eght QS1S), being section twelve 12) of
title three 90 of chapter ~ of the general laws
of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two
QS7 }, as amended by section one % of chapter
Twenty-Five (25l of the general laws of one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-four QS74), be
and the same hereby is amended, so as to read as
follows:
Sec. 297. Every insurance company doing bust
NESS in this State must transmit to the insurance
commissioner statement of its condition and bust
ness tor the year ending on the 3lst of December,
Wnlch statement shall be rendered within thirty
days thereafter, except in case of life companies
whose statements shall be rendered within forty
days thereafter. Said statement must be published
at least three times in some newspaper published
either at the capital of the State or in the count
where the State agency of such insurance company
is located. Statements for publication shall
be made out blanks furnished
by the insurance commissioner, and
under his direction, and the insurance commits
sioners certificate of authority to DO business in
the state shall be published in connection with the
said statement of each company doing business in
this state. Proof of publication-to wit. the
printers affidavit of the fact-shall be filed with
the insurance commissioners in all cases. In case
such statement is not published by the company or
its agent and proof of publication fled as required
within sixty days from the date of filing the state
ment with the insurance commissioner, it shall be
the duty of the insurance commissioned to have the
same published provided by this section, and
collect the cost of said publication from the COM
pany.
Annroved Feb 2G 1893
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-19

AN ACT to amend section twelve of chapter fifty
six of the General Statutes A. D. one thousand
eight hundred seventy-eight, relating to the par
ition aud distribution Of estates.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Of Min
nesota
Section THAT ion twelve of chapter fifty
SIX of the general statutes, A. d. one thousand
eight hundred seventy-eight be, and the same is
hereby amended by adding thereto the following:
Provided further, That if none of the parties en-
titled to shares in such land will accept the same as
provided IN this and preceding section, then
and IN such case the probate court may authorize
the executor administrator to sell such land and
pay the proceeds, after deductng costs and expenses
OF sale, to the parties respectively entitled to the
same. designating the proportions that each shall
receive, such sale 20 be made and conducted n the
same manner as provided by law for the sale of
lands by executors aud administrators for the pay
ment of debts.
Sec .. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. II, 1883.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-19
Approved Feb. %, 1888.
%
AN ACT to amend section tW

AN ACT to amend section two (2) of chapter oGe
hundred ana twenty-three 123, of the general
laws OF one thousand, eight hundred and eighty
one, relating to insurance.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section l. That section two ~ of chapter one hun
dred and thirtythree 1888 of the general laws of
one thousand eight hundred and eighty be, and
the same Is hereby, amended to read as fol-
lows:
''Sec. two ~. No such company or association
shall be authorized by the commissioner of in
surance to transact business herein unless pos
sessed of an actual paid-up capital of at
least one hundred thousand dollars and deposit of
at least one hundred thousand dollars with the
state treasurer of the state, with the chief
financial officer commissioner of insurance of
the state where such company or assoca-
ton is organized, duly assigned to such officer in
trust for the benefit of all policy holders
Said deposit shall consist of bonds or stocks of
the United States of the state where such COM
pauy or association is organized, of bonds and
mortgages improved, unincumbered real es-
tate worth double the sum loaned thereon. The
market value of said deposited securities shall at
all times be equal TO one hundred thousand dol
lars. No deposit in this state shall be required,
under this act, of any foreign insurance company
other than life fire and marine, which files with
the insurance commissioner proper evidence that it
has not less than hundred thousand dollars de-
posted with the proper officer of some other State
OF the United States for the benefit of ali its policy
holders in the United States"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved February 90, 1888
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-19

AN ACT to amend sections three, four and five of
Chapter sXty-elghr 6ol of the general statutes of
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight
lSIS), relating to homestead exemptions
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Minnesota:
Section l. That sections three 81, four "a and
i've To- of chapter sixtyeight (6S) of the general
statutes of thousand eight hundred and
seVenty-elght be amended so as TO read as follows
Sec b Whenever levy shall be made upon the
lands or tenements or householder whose home
stead mas not been selected or set apart by metes
and bounds, such householder shall notify the Of
hcer at the time of making such levy OF what he
regards as his homestead, with description there
OF within the limits above prescribed and the re-
mainder alone shall be subject to sale under such
levy Provided, that, in case such householder
snail refuse neglect to make such selection with
intwenty 600 days after notice of such levy, the
officer making such levy shall cause TO be surveyed
and set OF to such person entitled to such exemp-
ton IN a compact form, including the dwelling
house audlts appartenances, the amount specified
IN the first section of this act and the expenses Of
such survey shall be chargeable on the execution
and collected thereupor.
Sec 4 If the plaintiff in the execution shall be
dissatisfied with the quantity of land selected and
Set apart by such householder aforesaid the Of
hcer making such levy shall cause the same to be
surveyed, beginning at point to be designated by
the owner and set of in a compact form, Including
the dwelling house and Its appurtenances, the
amount specified in the first section of this act; and
the expenses of such survey shall be chargeabe on
the execution and collected thereon.
Sec D. After the selection of lori survey shall have
been made, the officer making the levy may sell
the property levied upon and not included in such
homestead IN the same manner as provided in other
for the sale of real estate on execution and
In giving deed or certificate of the same may de-
scribe 1t according to his original levy, excepting
thertfrom by metes and bounds, according to the
ceruncate OF the survey, the quantity set off as
such homestead, as aforesaid
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and afterits passage
Approved February II, 1888.