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The Crier of tho Nile.

tttfer
Tho riso OF the Milo IL measured by a
nilomcter situated in the island of Roda,
Just opposite To old Cairo. The present
building with its graduated pillar, has
been used for measuring the height of
he river ever since the ninth century,
an earlier nilometer on the same spot
having been washed away by n flood.
Tho increase In proclaimed every day
after tho third OF July by public criers-
one for each district Of the city-whOsc
announcement Ia wrapped up in great
deal OF I,oc,ical metaphor, and communi.
Gated IN the ordinary sing song recitatiye
Of tho taircne street hucksters.
Tho "Munadee-eu- Nccr the Crier
Of the Nile takes his stand before the
HOUSE of some well-to do Cairene from
whom n good "backshcesh' may be ex
pccted. accompanied by boy, who re-
spends Ia his chaunt as the clerk re-
spends 10 the clergyman. II is a tire
some formula, consisting of many
yersicles; but tho following will serve as
sspecimon.
cricr.
lie will prosper who blcsscth him"
answers the boy
Crier--l extol tho perfection Of Him
who spread out tho earth.
lioy-And hath given running rivers.
Cricr-God hath given abundance,
and watcred tho highlands
l'oy And the mountains and thu
fields,
Crier-May lie bless this house.
Toy And pour the Nile over tn,
country.
hst Of all comes the announcement
Of how many digits tho Milo has riser
that day, an recorded by tho nilometcr
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!, ls dlseuas aging isissi re iwo yuung
p~niie hts Nj Adams AMI ~ sclf Who
have ias, ieaaa H. sesp hos,~s, ,a inherit n
famine, assi sush f"laisi famlns, tso II
y tfaa that I shn,li MT have 80, my h~art
alssa o usnst,sifr aai evanston, terrestrial
o,tssi his = rs,sa,s,a Ias nesr ~ T.
Tsst-Fss#, naIs'st~i PIE saiois,. douEhnut
masssso sisi fsmlas siftae,o hat iid, and
~ fssussei from III. pantry dr.slsia
taii Abigail that unlew We Isi.pnei a
fe~ tie. fas feusls th- Adams family
~raii ~ shst- hswi rs-a ! sS,uld go
With nav prephetie -ys tina, uniess tho
fssssfss,a yisAiei the Adams, woull H.
wipei nss Abigail wouli not oas.at Ia
this. tsst iseiist D. reilsvs Mis-. Taaar~sn
fr'sa duty Ia this department. - TIL, morn
inr she wuni away
Ned tsine ~ ali familiar With IN, Eagliss
Language. sha i'ok f,af ~ Ab,ssIs aha ~
saa quite naalssF ai iassls haniketehlsfs
and ssdisss, shs aiss srs,mesasir ts,k q
pair - my niHht shiFts IN haT Iaor. ltrok ~
wss. n'ias en,iFeiY issassu, - American
eassasns, pse.anss that sha viii ,a, . bIt
aftasa th~sn and wuaf lhsn externally Ia
eharsh isfuss that she wlii az, do this,
hossvss, without mature dslibsrssioa
aias hal iniiis ~ luas ms@iicins. 20 y
s~y ts,esFfal aslare phr, N, doctor ha 4
prepared f,s mA ~ saaa oversight, Ms,
fsasassss, dIast ,hl. she slrsi day thai shs
vas 10 uas saFsies thii was eattreiy wr,ns,
a. ssi noi nieat a. uss u tor ~, fusvi an
,s~le. hat u,eisly &c h ,nr, s,snsumla oa
Tbs - htiio pls-T - it,iiary that
ti,oaght - mfs'if ia nw thins that q
ia imIslgs lhs asfalaa- ~ q disry, q,
ssar d. A diars WITH n sshs Ia u u u,t
40 Tssd io f'sh vvrr \" y 'slsritY ~ on tina,
!. nua thas dishsurs.i ~ lac,, wnst ha.
p~tsftsv ever duai fnr inc thu, I shoul
hesitate ali a. scaling liiiis humor inio q
diafY' Mhea has i..iefiiy ever Roat OFT II
We way ~ Do me . fasoi Newer, idfy
tha hisimiss d, shuw a single insi snre v h-r,
tsr'ssis, has evvf lsea The first ~ recxnls
en.i spimuanf ate stilty
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-11


1hs hsv y u osaRe, sieasins nj iiris.
tsd the sssiseF nleht. ~ 4 be believed ln care
fai PREPARATION AZ hssas al s.finoas for th.
fumiss, isss.ssi ~ 'Eailinf sbost from
hcune IA bssass visiting fa his early s-arsas
Ne wss EARNESTLY Fesisestsst ~ deaoaa 10
v,sit nsssntzns 81 the congregation Who was
very ~ ssi " was saaasssssi sha, he
shaaii ssli a, n acl.k ia thu mFnlsx
M aAi 50 sai fsssd sls Is-s woman vesy
mach lsi,ef, lat errsiif Ins oat si HE
visit. - In had h-s hair ~ es,Si tst~s. her
sleeves sssksi 40 ia ksf eito~., an wss
sssas . ~, ~ h.,sseh.,lI swesrins aud dust
Ing ". t~gs-i tsf MT to m,ni him, o.
he wss ''assi 10 thai SOFT a thing lie
~oaia have . sissst prayer hs woali NO,
h. isax they knew be never wss hong
sis,.s sss thing
no sei.st.i q chair and knslt down, she
sss~e,ssi snashss sni he h~rsn thu prayer
Ne hssra she aaes et~sei ac-, h. heard
a sy~ss.i . -ecai tim. Ne rsa ciuas-l an
earnest yssyer ga the pss wsnsa's -
halt. AMI oss ie,kins rsus.i . Perfect
srsssfs msssea Will. he 90. pray log she
hal siiry~i ap 30 a-r is-siresn, wssh~i her
hsssts and face. easlef be- hair. changed
hsf sttifs- and ihsra sha We. In hsr very
t--, silh. ntsiasiy prepared Ia res~lvp cpm
r"ny, whsis he hal iss~a tssy Ina smons uss
ssaisiy chairs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-11
As Mach Out of Tune rs Ever.


The HcC'ushcs are getting ready for
their outing Every mail brings them
guide looks and railway maps, tourists
Itineraries and prices OF hotel board.
These hosalind has collected in her bou-
duir AMI she reads them Thoroughly. She
Ia thus enabled 10 talk intcliigcntly Of
all the summer resorts without even
having smiled nm atmosphere ten miles
from home "Oh. dear, ma, said she
aecctionatcly, III We could only go To
ara,oga this year and ENJOY tho de
lighlful sea brcoie and bathing" RIOS
alind." replied that austcre person,
you haven't half read your guide
books yet. tut II all you want is the
splnshing sound Of water I'll introduce
you TO my old blue washtub any Non
day Now, ma, how awfully vulgar
you grow. and she touched tho piano
key, with an aesthetic, tender touch,
but the old machine was Just rs much
out Of tune as ever.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-11
Ono Little Girl.


She was a little girl, not more than 10
years old. A IA led calico dress not over
clean, pair of shoes with more buttons
rnis,ing t. al were present, made up n by no
mans f.>. :l;..il, toilet. Her eyes we've
no; ".ar.:, an dark in fact, sh, was
VIZ crnlmo Ip!ace-.ooking little girl. II
you Ice; her Oil ie street, it is quito certain
that You would not look at her twice; for
i'll New York there are many little girls not
so clean and with clothc, more rag rcd tLan
Roses.
She came into courtroom in New York
ono day, two or three weeks since, leading
by the hand little boy with bare feet, rag
god clothes, AMI n hat with torn crown.
He was erin. very hard, and once in
VIII - would " between his sobs, Il won't
do it aga II, Reel won't do it again"
But Ro;ic s.:ut Ter lips tight and wal4el
through tn Little iron gate and stood ON tho
platform before the Judge. She was not
afraid of he goo i-naturei-lookiny man who
was the ju iSo that morning.
Pleas. sir, will you please take care of
johnny! He Is too much fer me. l can
mind the baby al right, but Johnny runs
away
81 won't do it ngain," walled Johnny.
'Whcre is your motherf' said the judge.
"A CRIMSON wave haSneu over Tue luce Oh
the little woman; and, with ayes looFinR on
the ground, she said:
ION the island"
'Whyr
'She got drunk"
"Whcrc is your fatherr
"ICon't know; and, please will you take
care of johnny
After much questioning tho story was
told
Little Rosie for eight weeks had been
taking care of a baby sister, 3 months old,
and Johnny.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-11
tpRtGAriON N EGYPT.
why sh- rsyr,isn. Fnii q" Understand
the New gui,iV,tiun.

%.n"'~s'' "a Ieu'u-v
lu. tu uni wea,ih - Egypt has ever
i-,u 900 o.. ,rop of corn rs surely a.
ihs ,e,-"us cuiu" To I'd, ~ surely has
us Nil" ri~'u year o, year. From the
,.,rip..i time the valley oi the Nile has
i...n Nid~l 10y cirthcn cmhankmcutS
80" e .u''rs-i"n II great ''ntS mra>ur
az a, ASTON u. a, much ~ - 90"
rn- lhc ri, NJ n""d j. diverted ~ 4
-fl.. ui short ,anh, INTO ties" lis,
" l..fr th, water stands Two or three '''t
i,4.r uuil IT has soaked the soil an | de-
posted 10. ri.h hliulvlal mud By tins
iIn, the Mic ha- IA sided The dry "a.
uYi O.. udcly p'ow,d and sowu. ami
cur ur i've month, after the crop i
raIH.i \uran has tallrn on IT, but
ihr ,nll has i~ru 81 GENTLY saturated
tn y. Iuirr No iurlh"r watering
\ rrh rop Is produced. but by this
So 90 only on ,rup ~ tho year. and
IuruF 'hr summer months, when. from
Do, lHtiuir AMI temp raturr, one might
"'l't gNrt =" T." Welding snh-troplcal
lruri-. The empty fields H. baked and
pr hrd Nohunmcd Ali PaSha, whose
genius nui energy created modern
rspt. -nou rcoo tuiycl that more might
T." 90 tanned uut 81 the soil than this one
crop Of wheat or beans. He set To work,
therefore, IN over Egypt to deepen the
canals, ~ that they should flow IN low
~ well ~ high llc His people were
NOT long IN dis o.crlng the benefits this
conferred on them Pumps and water
wheels soon lined tho banks of the ca
mails Egypt icamc known as n cotton
producing country. and during the
American ci,il war twenty years ago,
wealth poured INTO It.
liut this new syst ~ was vastly
moro complicated on than that which
u superseded To suit the convenience
~ wealthy men numerous canals were"
'ut. without system or arrangement
G complaints soon began that the crops
were dctrriortiing, that tho soil was
l,inR exhausted no LONGER rcplcnishcd
- hug two mouths year under
uudd, water In many places salt
e. otrsrcu,o appeared on the surface.
taial To vegetation. In high Nile and
low Nilc thcro was abundance of water
fpr all. hut ia low Mic, Just when the
lc1t to ho hid, and then tho peas
ait poor little patch had ever chance
II becoming withcrcd, while the pasha $
broad acres were Furnishing.
Worst Of all. this great network of
canals was yearly filled with Nile
deposit, which had yearly to be re
moved. and an unpaid army of 10000
peasants was employed for about half
Of every year cnccting tho necessary
clcnranccs. In the long. narrow valley
~ ppcr Egypt, cxccnt in ono portion,
tho old rharaohic system of irrigation
still prevails. and there tho Egyptian
has little 10 learn. In the delta the
new civilizations with perennial irriga
ton Is practiccd, and in this, the richest
part Of the country, Lord Dutrerin soon
saw the gravcst reasons for anxiety.
4 system had been created which thu
people did not understand. Ignorance
Of the most ordinary rulos of engineer
ing. Incidence and corruption wcro fast
Destroying the country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-11
John Wesley. Advice.

II Is said that John Wesley was once
walking with brother, who related to
him his troubles, saying he did not
know what he should do. They were at
that moment passing IA stone fence to a
meadow over which cow was looking.
40 YOU know" said Wesley, why the
COW looks over the wallf' "No," re-
piled the ono in trouble. II will tell
you, said Wesley, because she can not
look through Il, and that is what you
must do with your troubles; look over
aud above them"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-11
n,s Head ~ ss,. Ava.

The Prince Trerotiina, who 10 Justly
regarded ~ Quo ot tho r,ost brilliant
minds In the Russian empire, In Tho
physical prodigy aud monstfo.lty OF an
intelligent man, with his head nj tho
termination Of his right arm aud hand
and arm growing out Of his neck and
falling down over his breast. Horn In
isaa. the prince has received thorough
edncation, and IL known throughout tho
Russian empire ~ a statesman and poet
of high order.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-11

me largest room In tho world under
one roof aud unbroken by pillar. il in
=, ie'efsenrg !, h ago feet long hy
-" fs"' IN breadth Ny daylight IL il
n"'-l i"r military displays, and a batta.
Hon tan completely maneuser In II,
Twenty thousand wax tapera are ~.
quirei TO llgh, 4, The roof Of this
structure Ia single arch OF iron, aud
!, exhibit. remarhaeie engineering skill
IN the architect.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-11

Some people went down to see Rose, and
tried to persuade her to put tho baby in q
boms and go to another home herself But
Rose said mo-" she must keep the house and
the baby until her mother got back aud she
could not be separated from the baby. Eho
was so wcmanly, SO motherly, in hcr deter
mination, she was permitted to do as she
wish !.
To-da:, il you should GO into one of the
tenement houses near that gloomy building
called the Tombs, you would find Rose liv-
ing with the baby; and, if it was the aftcr-
noon, you would find three other babe,
with her, to whom she proves good nurse.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-11
The Order of precedenca-

Robert c. Winthrop says tho presi-
dent, vice president and speaker are
the three highest officers of the govern
ment unquestionably, because they are
the only ones whose signature is abso-
iutely essential to the validity of any
law passed by congress.
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Alaska Goldfish.

Z.
Admirers Of the modest but intel
lectual Goldfish ball rejoice to hear Lieut.
schwatka affirm that codfshing banks
exist along Alaskas shores so great in
extent that they never have been COM
pletely outlined, and that they must ex-
coed In extent those of the Atlantic
hanks probably in proportionate extent
to the size OF the two oceans.
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Il consider II burning shame" re-
marked lady, that tho overworked
clerks Of this city arc not allowed half
holiday ON saturday"
II see that Smith & Smith close at
noon, said another lady.
II know they do. went down there
late last Saturday afternoon and found
tho place closed. was too provoked
for anything"
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'Pleasc, sir, will you please take care OF
JOhnny~
Now, Johnny would not stay at homo, and
Rose hal heard that there was a big house
up town where he could not run away, and
she came to the judge to have him sent to
that place.
Rose really took care of Johnny and the
baby. She earned money by selling papers
and "minding" the babies Of two or three
mothers who lived in the big tenement house
In which she lived, who had to 60 away from
home to earn money. She paid the rent Of
the one room she call I'd home, and was father
and mother to her brother and sister.
The judge did send Johnny to the place
uptown where Rose wanted him sent. How
he cried when tie big policeman took him
away from Rosel And Rose cried. The
great tears rolled down her cheeks as she
went out on the street; and she waited
around the door, with the baby In her arms,
till it was almost dark, to see Johnny 60
away. Perhaps it was best that Johnny
went out by another door while she was
wa ting
Now, johnny plays on a big lawn with
lot Of other / ito boys His face and
clothes are C can; and when Rose goes up
to sc him she will DO surprised to see how
fat and happy he is
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-11
Cost Of the War.
New York Mail and Express.

Nv" TUT" ""II "Iu EhpressI
The grand total Of known deaths in
tho Union army was nearly 800, 600.
Adding M many more for the rebel
losses probably not an over estimate
and taking into account tho navies on
both sides, and the prisoners who died
amounted, We reach a total of ut least
500, 900 men "A the cost OF that war to
this country-nearly one-eighth OF its
entire citing population.
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How Smoke Damages Plants.

Ioe'eHtI1iC JUtIIuHI
The influence upon vegetation by the
acid fumes which are present in a
smoke laden atmosphere has been in
yestigated by Schroeder, in Germany.
He states that one part OF sulphuric acid
in $4,000 parts of air is capable of dam
aging plants seriously in a very short
time. ConiferouS trees are more sensi
tive than deciduous trees. while ordin-
airy field plants resist longest.
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Two MusQulto Remedies


Four ounces Of cloves, two ounces oil
OF peppermint, eight ounces Persian
powder, four ounces gum camphor; mix /;
The preparation Is warranted to drive
q musquito out of the room. II this
fails, biz him with q vet towel.
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Alias Notice.
L. 8. LAND OFFICE.

- - - "
oLiMrA, W. r., Dee T. iss5
COMPLAINT having been entered NJ
y. this office hy Arthur W. Miles against
Henry %. Willis, for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No 7.u.g. dated Nov
-. 1881, upon the Lots ,. 4 and q uT see.
lion y, Township II \orlh Range I " est
IN Thur>ton county, ". T., with view To-
The cancellation al said entry. IA" said
parties are hereby summoned Ia appear
~ this Ollie" on the 18th dav ~
January, lSsG. AT o'clock o. " to re-.
spnnd and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment, and u appear
ing To- our satisfaction that personal ser.
vice hereof cannot hc 'uadc, service wilI
pe MAD" hN publication, FASTING aud
mailing according Ia Rules ~ aud 10 Of
frabticc In L. =. District Land offices.
JOHN o. CONVEY,
Register.
Olympia. Dee. H. 1855
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I =. Lssn oFIIct. Oitari,, W. r., |
NuNtttisT .. lsN1.

10 hNasts NStsuv
\ 90 ara hvrh notified that ,ieu,g ~ w.
Weymouth. VII" iiv,i PIE rinpii0n dcclal'
N"ts sitirni, 81 No. i.JJi, January ".
i@Hi. Iailoard ~ letter &c ct l,vgVmisi
~. iNHt,i lnt ~ .sTH, a, -, nTtw, ava
'taiHts stttiruuut thereon bvtuisi w.
iHsi. has I,isstut, a 1" this office his sppif
'Aitun u tfsnsinutc said dsrisfaiofy state
nirnl and rntvt said tract under the ho,'ie'
-t"ah lass. Whi"h tfact - Vinbrssed IN
S"ut Homestead vntry NJ. q 80. made uc-
tul"r ~ tsst
Ia accordance With IL. pros tsions o!
iho li"i commissioner letter " g. dated
>"I'ss n,i'vr B. 1874 wa are horehS naiifisd
to sI,tsst tH''uTe 80 at uur office la siym'
pis . go "Wednesday. i,ecenihsf ~.
lao AZ 4 o'clock . ~ " hen q hoartns
viii lie hal o. establish the tights oi tie
parties aud Itlntitirs ui their claims, and
" appearing - uut sstisfscituu thst lef'
squat srtNt,u her ~ Cauuni hv made, SET.
Nire vii b" nt.ie ~ publication, Iso~tinT
and inaiitna ar,utdius H. Tuius o. AMI u,
otFss,tieu Ia " I. Distract Land Oilicss.
JOINS y OuNEf Nssi.,ef.
JAS % iiANbkN. hrosissr.
OLYMPIA Ne, q $50
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Piano instruction.

iSs k"bsh Niliatd IL prepared 10
wi gitr instruction iu isno music 80
'"i ting I" thr In''-t ~ proved style III thn
rhu'iiu' accomplishments
itHinIs al he tVsifr ~ " u itsfnrds
- u,t Na.ttnt '"iI add itih streets,
olympia. NAV, "a i.S.
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BoYsz GIRLS
If.
EY MRS. A N. DiAZ.

EY MRS. A N. DIAZ.
II tie iovs drew the slei,
And the dogs Lad the ride;
/. b. wa clei cu DOR,
AMI III, los ;.lsri inS a..
I:on funny 'tw"!h ~.
''-vo- - cloths.
Al u = "cre nom;
/ 49, at I'll. al at.
A.Ii,v; al ,he bono,
HvA .unly tnou.d be-
II rcc-s w,l..tlel to bows,
"A. bows g :nc at heir call:
|. cog >tIi II the lassons,
And b'rs hone at all,
How funny 'twould be.
If bows arked Ike dogs
And Jo-s talked like boys;
If iovs we're tie DOGS.
And & rs wer. the boys,
How funny 'twould bel
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Playing store.

Ono s'o-my day, Ava and E Ina were
playing store. Ava hal piece of saved
up c,,nd: on her shelf. Elna's bright ewes
soon spieI il; she had already eaten her
share. She bought book and box of
buttons, raging a good price for them in
paper MONEY. Then she asked, demurely,
us you go anv candy to sell to-davr Ava
had taken lesson or two in grandpa's store
Her ewes wv n'l.e1, and quick as fash she
popped half Z the candy in her own mouth
my own USE
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Cash Notice Card!
Notice.

II otdeI To- keep run at nav affairs,
j hereby give notice that I viii not In
,vspuusihlc iuI anN debt. 90 other obligs.
ttot- not contracted by myself
JOHN Al. MURPHY.
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Rooms to Let.

NNHE undersigned has a number of
i comfortable furnished rooms to let
by the day, week or month, at reasonable
rates.
Apply corner of Seventh and Washing
ton street, east side of the plaza, or at this
office. MRS. NJ. L. HOWARD,
Olympia, Dec. 4. 1885. 2m,
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No. 2,5l6.

James Randall, Plaintiff
vs..
Leonie Itarla, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
TO Leonie Ilarla, Defendant:
In the name of the u nited States ofAmer-
lea, you are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against You Nv the
above named Plaintiff in the District Court
of the Second Judicial District OF tho
Territory Of Washington holding terms y,
Olympia. i'll Thurston county, for the
counties OF Mason and Thurston, aud
to answer tho complaint filed therein
"a copy of which accompanies this sum.
mons) within twenty days exclusive Of
the day OF service) after the serN ice on YOU
or this suminnns-if served within this
county; or, il served out OF this county,
hut within the Second Judicial District.
within thirty days; or if served out OF
said District, then within forty days; or il
served by publication, then within sixty
days from the date of the first publication
OF this summons, or judgment by defaull
will be taken against you according to
the prayer OF said complaint.
This action is brought: FIRST, For n
money Judgment against the defendant
for S4O4.SO with interest from September
y, 1880. ana costs or this suit, and an at
torney's fee OF $50. And SECOND, For a de
cree OF foreclosure of lien and OF sale Of
the buildings in said lien claim REFER. d
to, and OF the lease-hold estate OF the de-
PENDANT in the premises upon which said
buildings stand. to pay and satisfy to the
plaintiff his said judgment.
50 Witness John =. Hoyt, ESQUIRE
LIS. Judge of the said District Court
*--* and the seal OF said Court. this
3lst day Of October, A. ID 1885
X. u. OBRIEN, Clerk.
Brown, Ten EYCK & REED, Plaintiffs At
torney.
Date Of first publication, Nov. 8, 1885.
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Ih".. Gtcrt. structure syphilis. IN all it,
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