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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-12-05
PLEA FOR INSTITUTES.

EDS. JoURNAL.--Kindly allow space in
the columns OF your interesting paper for
the following. which. trust. may be not>
ed By those interested in education, and
especially by the teachers of GU. county.
Being directly concerned as to the edu.
cation OF the children of our county-par~
ticularly SC as to those in this county.
where NY labors are at present. am anx.
ious to see more marked advancement
among our teachers. ..
While the abolition of Aonthly Ensti-
tutes throughout the counties of Georgia
by the Legislature of '93, may by some be
used as an argument against such meet
ings, such argument is not admissible, but
it is known to all that this Act does not
prohibit teachers organizing and maintains
ing these institutions at such times and
places as may be suited to them. That
such institutions should be maintained in
all our counties is not disputed.
Our teachers should sustain high stan-
dard OF excellence III their labors, bat it is
a fact that our children would be better
educated and our schools raised to a high.
er standard if teachers were better aualif;
ed tor their duties-rnore thorough in
branches taught, more conversant with
the best methods OF teaching. Where can
we get better instruction on these points
than in Normal Institute? Our yearly
Institute fills long felt want, but It is not
sufficient, and while many Of our teachers
can't afford time and means to attend a
Normal College, yet very large per cent
of hem can attend a county institute, as
may be directed by themselves.
What is the great duty of our teachers
of tcday2 To attain the highest possible
efficiency as an Instructor, to be able to
teach correctly and according to the. best
and most improved methods, thereby Sc.
curing to the pupils the Best results This
Is the paramount duty that every teacher
owes, not only to himself but to his coun-
try as well and at no time in the history of
schools has there been such demand for
teachers we'll fitted for duty, both as to
their own advancement and methods. As
at present. The writer begs to say tina:
from attendance upon institutes, his abil.
ity for, and methods OF teaching has been
much improved and regrets that opportu.
mites to attend these meetings do not pre.
sent themselves ottener.
There is In our county too great mum.
ber of teachers who are not fully aroused
to the Importance of their work, who do
not enter into their labors with that de-
gree of earnestness that should character.
lze preceptor, and who do not use eyerv
possible means of making themselves more
useful in their vocation, and so long as
this is the case, just so long our schools
will fail to reach that degree Of excellence
that should be attained by them.
Can we not now organize a mcuthlv
Teachers institute in this county, with
every active teacher as member who
will use his or her best endeavors to MAIN
tain same? Let US awake to this matter
and be not slow to begin a good work.
All teachers interested in this work
please address, Corr spondent," Mable.
ton, Ga. CoRREspo>n
II
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1t is when a man rises above his
circumstances and moods that true
manhood shows itself.

To The PEOPLE OF COBB The hero of
the nineteenth century, Hon. F. D. Wins
berry, will address the citizens OF Cobb at
the court house, on Tuesday, the 10th day,
Of December, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. Will
discuss the great financial question and
other matters pertaining to the welfare and
best interest of the people and county.
Every body is cordially invited to be
present, no matter what your politics may
be, o. bias been. Come one, come all. =
B. RAINEY, Pres. Cobb County f. A.
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"Dah am too much misplaced en-
ergy in dis here worl," said Uncle
Eben. "Dah am too many young
men dat insists On cultivatin' dab
minds when doy orter be cultivatln'
'tater patch"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-12-05

The secret of speedy cure in sickness
lies in selecting the proper remedy and
this is difficult to do unless one is sure
what the alment is. But one thing is sure,
had the. liver been actively at work sick.
ness could not have come. 1t is then al
ways safe to take Simmons Liver Regula-
tor which keeps the liver well regulated
and all poison expelled from the system.
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EDlToRs MARIETTA JOURNAL Il will re-.
ply fully and completely TO the cards. of
Messrs' Jas. R Brumby, 7. W. Glover,
G. NJ. Crosby and Campbell Wallace in
the next issue OF your paper / ask the
public to read that reply. 1t will speak
tor itself. Respectfully,
d. W. BLAIR.
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State Of Ohio, City of Toledo, |
Lucas Cuuntv.

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of F. ]
Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
OF Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of One
Hundred Dollars for each and every case
of catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December
A. d., 1886.
(@o A..W. Gleason,
SEAL Notary Poblic
Halls ,Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Send for testimo>
mails, Free f. j. Cheney & Co..
Toledo, Ohio.
SOLD by druggists, 75c.
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LAxoL is the best medicine for children.
Doctors recommend it in place of Castor
Oil.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

MARIETTA, GA, End Dec, 1895.
Regular meeting Of Council. Present,
4 N. Holland, Mayor, and full board OF
Aldermen, except Aid Faw.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP
proved.
The following reports were read and
approved
CLERKS REPORT FOR MONTH ENDING IND
DECEMBER, 1895.
Reed Howard Fair billiard license LIST Nov.
90 to lst Feb. 96....".......... Sc rs
j. Horton lie. to sell notions | 90
Street tax. collected. ............. 22OO
Property tax collected. commencement 1920 II
$6,349 SO
| hold city Treasnrers receipt for 4,O77>74
School Bond Treas. receipt for 2,272 %
$6,349 90
| also hold city Treasurers receipt for
$74. IA of tax flas for 1898.
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manufacturing CO., and also from the Uni~
ted Wood Gas Co, were filed with the
Clerk, to be acted on at an adjourned
meeting to be held 10th inst.
The resignation of Mr.. d w. Blair as a
member Of the Board of Education was
rendered and accepted.
No other business appearing, council! ad,
journed to meet att o'clock .. m. on Mon>
day the 18th inst.
R. E. LAwHoN, Clerk.
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Renew your subscriptions to the jour-
NAL.
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Received of r. E.. Lawhon, tax fias of
1895, amounting to $74.l4, and have turned
same over to city Marshal, and hold his
receipt for same.
Respectfully submitted,
w. L. SESSIONS, City Treas.
MARsHALs REPORT.
/ have made u arrests since nv last res
port-22 were fined SIS so, 5 were dis,
missed-l2 paid in cash $37. 5O-lO pend>
ing, 1873 90. | have also collected on pend.
ing cases cash $20.50 and served in guard
house 50. hold city Treasures receipt
for the above cash $58 co.
P.O. MoLAIN, Marshal.
Sext0n's -epops for saonth ending Dec.
I'd, 1895. Interments, Whites l. Colored
.. Total 4. ). GoRHAM, Sexton.
The following accounts were approved
and vouchers ordered issued for same:
Marietta Electric Co: lights, Nov 1881 81
JAG Anderson, board mules, " 20 90
l. Black u Son, lumber bill... ....,. II %
T 0 McLain, salary for Nov. $35 90,
locks, etc, S. 05; board $40 so so IS
y M hicks, salary tor November Is 90
s Gorham, salary for November 20 90
Reld q Granting, rent of engine
house LIST Sept. to lst Dec. so 90
Geo 'Oobbs blacksmith bill ......... | 65
K + Lawhon, com. on receiving bal.
tax So IA, prop. tax, 1858 II,
collected street tax $47.70, 3l4 81
Anderson Il Bros. lime and cement IA 80
Marietta journal, pr'n to Dec LIST, ia 60
w E Granting, blacksmith bill...... 8 so
NJ r Lyon rent for colored fire
company, up TO Nov. 30th-... 900
w l. Sessions, interest on school
bonds to Nov. l5th.............. $40 90
E Faw, professional services ....,... 10 90
) III Whitman, extra police. ......... zoo
D 3 Parks, Jr., extra police.......... els 65
M I Grist, repairing harness ........ 65
w l. Sessions, paid notes and inter-
est at bank ..............,,21 100 60
W L Sessions, street certificates. -. l22'62
G N Barrett, extra police .......... 10 90
A communication from Marietta Paper
Manufacturing CO., and also from the Uni~
ted Wood Gas Co, were filed with the
CIork tO ha ootod On IN ]
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~SSN
P. 0. McLain, Mar. So 90 $6094 IA
DISBURSEMENTS ON VOUCHERS,
Guyton g. Anderson, vo. 379, 81 90
S. Gorham, voucher 81, 20 90
P. 0. McLain, vo 1863, 46 81
G M Hicks, voucher $40, 25 SO
W L Sessions, voucher 1873, l24 40
W E Granting, voucher $751; 1886
Board Education, vo. 1856, 81 SO
Marietta Electric Co..
voucher 367, .............l6S As
c M Closby, voucher 374 so
r E Lawhon, voucher 376, l75
John Timmons, vo 377, 4O8
G E Henderson, vo. 1913, 9295
Geo Dobbs, voucher 372, 200
I M Rrumby, voucher 105, 500
U NJ Brumby, voucher BOG, 500
I M Brumby, voucher 1852, 500
j c Talley, voucher 1884, 900
J Ell Bate & Co., vo 303, 1900
W E Granting vo 1853, So 10
E P Dobbs & Bro. vo. $50, 76 40
E Faw, voucher 1856, 25 90
E Faw, voucher 1853, 500
Balance on hand, 5,3l36 Ga GO94 Ia
The state herald., 1895-05-03
HOLYOKE.
THERE'S ALWAYS A REASON.

y. 1t is an easy thing to account for the
wonderful growth Of the Daily State
Journal recently. Its price hns been re-
duced to 80 cents per month without
Sunday, or G5 cents with Sunday. The
Journal has always been reliable and
honest, printing the news without fear
or favor. The people Of Nebraska realize
that they need paper published at tho
capital, and when the price of The Jour
nal was reduced the subscription list
grew at phenomenal rate. The Jour
nal is Nebraska paper through and
through.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Pro! Whitney, says reporter from
Warrington, has been out on the drouth.
parched prairies digging in the soil. He
has discovered by careful analysis that
the subsoil Of Nebraska is practically Ms
rich ms the top soil, save that it has more
clay. He has ionnd that subsoil piowing
guards against The evil effects OF dronth.
Farmers who aiopt .nbsoiling. get good
results even In years Of drouth. The
subsoil holds the moisture and yields ii
up when mos, needed. What the west
.rn farmer needs to be taught is tia, no
great improvement In the ancient art Of
blowing has been made in g good many
centuries and the tim. hns come for him
TO stop tickling tue uur.ae. merely aud
60 down into the base Of the soil. II he
goes on making tho shallow burrows
With the plows which harden the surface
behind them and make every plos mark
Il ditch 20 carry the water of the fields
whom the torron'ial rain- come, he will
so on losing his crops 10 the drou,h
years, JUS, as,hc western Nebraska ,arm-
ers have lost their crops Tor two yehrs
in succession. Already through the
hats Rjyea by the Agricultural Depart
meHt deep p,owiHg has made some pro-
Rress, and manufacturers report m cs.
iraoriinary demand Tor oubsoil p'ows
II Secretary Morton could get $4,000
from congress he cruld do much toward
s,ill further educating the farmers on
this vital poin,-prairis Farmer.
The state herald., 1895-05-03
I, May DO As much For You

Mf. Ficd Miller, d Irving, III. writes
that he had Severe Kidney trouble for
many yeais, wlth revere pains ia his
back aud also his bladder was ei
fru'cd. lie tried many 10 called kidne,
cures but without Any good results
About scar $50 he lcean using Elcc.
iric Bittefs aud found relief u, once.
Electric Bitten in especially adapted
to care oil kidney aud Liver trouble,
and often gives almost instant relic,
Ono trial will prove our statement
Price enly TOO ior large bottle. A. CITY
/ Drug Store.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

any Of the public land laws and the
Railroad Companies and their grantees,
and the States aud their grantees under
tho swAMp-LAND AND scHooI~I.ASD
GRANTS.
Specially made OF securing patents 10
the shortest possible time for settlers
who have fully complied with the laws
under which their entries were made
and who are annoyed and worried by dc
lays in the issue OF their patents, caused
by THRILLING IRREGULARITIES which can
DO easily and speedily removed.
Advice also given in all matters relat-
ing to the public lands, especially on
points arioing under the now laws which
have beep recently passed providing for
the disposal Of the public domain.
II you want your land patent in
hurry-lf You want your land business,
or any character, atteudel to by sk,llfnl
and competent attorneys, 3Sssemptly
disposed OF, write to
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
JOHN WEDDERBuRS, Gsn'i. Manager,
P o. Box 3s5. Washington, ID. G.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

liy virtue Of special execution Oh attachment
issued out of the clerks Office OF the county
court Of Phillips county and slate Of Colorado
and to nc directed whereby lam command
ed to make tho sum Of sSi.71 damages md
$a5.i5 cost Of suit aud accrr,ng cost the u
mount OF u certain judgment recently oh.
tanned against 7 Lounsbury dcfcndcnt dat
ed Apr 10 1905 IN favor of W D Kelsey plant,
IN out Of the tcncmcnts goods and chattlcs
of the said 4 Lounsbury. l have levied up
on tho following property to'wit: Two
Western Cottugc Organs ms tho property OIL
I Lounsbury Therefore according to said
command shall expose for sale ut public
auction all the right title and interest Of tho
above named 7 Lounsbury In and to the n.
bovc described property on Monday the 18th
day Of may 1897 mt . O'Clock y m Mt tho front
door OF the court house In tolyoke Phillips
county Colorado. Dated at lIoyoke this 10
day OF April 1855. A 4 GUTHRIE sheriff.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

"The Beautiful Models OF Paris" in the
March Cosmopolitan, satisfy a lony.fe
curiosity In regard to the women who have
been posing for the world'sf famous paintings
The Cosmopolitan has carefully gathered II
collection of the most famous Of these por
traits and uscd them toillustrnte IN interest
ing article by distinguished French critic.
FIR. Thiehnult sisson. Nor docs the beauty OF
the originals fall short OF the iieaI on tho
patnter's canvass. In the same number IL Il
delightful article about the famed sca.girt
isle. for so many centuries fortress and
prison Mont saint. Michel. "Fcarl. Diving
and Its Pearls" by IN English naval officer,
written from personal Experiences Is perhaps
the most thrilling tale OF rxplo.Ttssls-oft the
OCEANS depths ever put on paper, The fiction
OF this number is unusually entertaining.
The state herald., 1895-05-03


At Beaver Crossing, Nen.. tho citizens
have!put down n number of wells NJ nm
average depth Of from thirty-iive to one
hundred iee,,ior the purpose of securing
water for domestic use \ currout Of
water was found, however, So strong that
crcaildif'culiy was experienced in con
timing the flow to pipes, one well spout.
Ing stream Of watcr..in.o tho air TWEEN.
ty-tive feet high. II has been found
that the flow Of water is So strong and
abundant that 1t is available for irriga
ting purposes, aud the farmers aud stock.
men in that vicinity have taken advant-
nge OF natures gift in appropriating tho
wells for that use. They now have
eighteen wells in operation within dis
trict eight miles long 10y two in width,
and the number Of wells Is steadily in
crea.ing. TIE Temperature 81 the water
Is about fifty degrees, warm enough to
ward OF frns. when used for irrisa,ing
purposes FIX.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

| the siu,u Indebtedness had matured.
| And whereas, default has been made In the
payment Of The Interest due on the first dny
IF June, ls9l, first day If December 1891. first
dayuf June 1892, first day of December, 1862
first dry OF June 1888 aud thu principal due
ON the first dny of June is03 and such default
still continues. nil the said notcs t.So been
declared to be due and :ad payable by tho
legal holder .::.cretf.
Lad whereas, there Is now due OIL said prin,
cipal note the sum of si3J " til interest there
on from the iirst day of June 1891, no part Of
which has bse, paid.
Now therefore, ut the rcquos. Of tho origin
nj holder o! said not's aud under and by
virtue OF the aa Ii 'rity In me vested by dc
cree OF the county court of Phillips county
Colorado, rendered February iitii. is95, In tho
case of Hiram Stone vs.. Frank 4. Cannon,
Victoria Cannon, L.. W. Tullcys, trustee, and
j. v. Mcdowell, successor In trust, aud incon.
formity with the terms mentioned In said
trust deed, will, on the 18th day If May a
d. 1895, Mt the hour Of twot.J O'clock y. M. ut
the front door of the Farmer! & Merchants
Bank ut Holyokc. in the couhty of Phillips and
state OF Colorado, offer for sale and dispose
of tho premises herein above described. and
ail thc right, title. benefit and equity of re-
dcmptiom OF the said Frank L. Cannon, Vic.
toria Cannon, l.. W. Tuieys, trustee aud J.
V. Mcdowell, successor In trust. their h IRIS
and assigns therein. at public auction TOR the
highest and bcst price the same will bring in
cash, for the purpose Of paying the aforesaid
indebtedness and tho cost and expense of cx
ccu,ing this trust. Dated this 9th day of
April A. u. 1895.
A.T.GUTlIRlE.
Shnri sNf pI,kI ,t,.a ,tN,f ri
Trustee.
The state herald., 1895-05-03
NEW wAKEMAN


Weather dry aud windy At this writ
ny.
a great deal OF III. wheat !. up and
booking we'll.
Mira NJ. y, worley who haa been very
slck Tor the pas, ak weeks 10 slowly im
proving.
Chs Farmland has made up h. MUD
to stay with phillips county another
y"hr
d S. wotlty sud family were IN thiS
vicinity one day last week
This seasons crop Of grasshoppcrs il
spfo iiinR very caily.
Lev wi,hcfbso WAS In this ncighbor
hood lnat week buying cattle. Ch,tl,
buyers are worry plenty nnd cattle 70,
sale arc very rcarc.
The grass Is getting very good aud nj
kludH OF stock Ia doug we'll.
fnnnen DO no, 90, discouraged 10
rain will surely come in good time.
u. : iut whu has been on the Aigl
De, for long time, ID improving.
WHO. Now7
The state herald., 1895-05-03
HOLY YOKE DRAY NO. |.
.NmaYs on hand to delirer Lup,-
Der and COdi.
Special attention given to all
toEu work ia ny line.
JAMES YOUNG PROP.


Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF II
writ ofspecinl execution on attachmcntissucd
out of the county court Of Phillips county
Cola. dated Feb. "A, 1895 and tome NJ sheriff
directed In favor OF John H.ginbotham
plaintiff Mnd.against ll'Nlackic and James
Mnckie defendants for the sum 81 a.
damages and tD.6S costs and accfu-
ing cost. At the same time and date Whit
ncy l. Irwin recovered Judgment against the
said James. Mackio for'the amount OF sls IS
damages and the furth r sum Of 81 10 cost of
suit and accruing cost nnd whereby | have
levied on and am commanded TO sell
the following described real estate TO wit:
The s.w !. sec II tpG nrIt spun In Phil.
lips county Colorado
To satisfy said amountsl shall offer salt
premises for sale at public auction on Mon.
day tho u day OF May ISIS at the hour Of =
O'Clock y M at the front door OF the court
house in iIolyokc Phillips county. Colo. to the
highest and best bidder therefor.
Dated this.ls. day,oi Apr. ISIS
AT 0uTHRIE. sheriff.
The state herald., 1895-05-03
Patent
NOTICE 10 INVENTORS.

There was never time in tho history
OF our country when the demand for in
ventions and Improvements in the arts
and sciences generally was so great as
DOW. The conyenioncss OF mankind in
the factory aud workshop, tho house
hold, on the farm, and in official lie, re
quire continual nccessions TO the appur-
ienances aud implements Of each in or
der to save labor, time and expense. The
political change in the administration OF
government does no; affect the progress
OF the American Inventor, who being on
the alert, and ready to perceive the ex-
is'ing Deficiencies, does not permit the
Affairs Of government to deter him from
quickly concsiying the remedy 10 over
come existing discrepancies. Too great
care can 10, be- exercised in choosing q
comp.,ent and skillful attorney to pre-
pare and prosecute an application for
patent. Valuable interests have been
loot and destroyed 10 innumarable In .
stances by tue employ,lent Of ine1mpe-
tent counsel, aud especially is this nd
vice applicable to those who adop, the
NO pat,ni, 10 pay Systcm. Inventors
who sntrus' their business to this class
q attorneys do 90 at imminent ri,k. a.
the breadth aud strength Of tue patent
Ia nover considered In view O. quick
enlonyof TO get al allowance aud obtain
The icsthcUdIo. THE PRESS CLAIMS
COMPANY, John We1derburn, General
Manager. 5is 7 street, y. W, Washing
ton, u. g., representing u large number
d important daily and weekly papers, 10
well Ms general periodicals o, the county
was instituted 10 protect Il. patrons
from the uusnfo methods heretofore EN-,
ployed in this line 81 business. The
said company Ia prepared 10 take charg,
Of all patton, business entrusted 10 I. ioi
REASONABLE. fees, and prepares and pros
eeuics applications generally. Including
mechanical Inventions, design patcnte
Trade marks, labels, copyrights, inter
icfcnues, inir,ngetaentS, validity foportf
and gives especial attention to yriec,c,
ohscs. I, is also prepared to cnier int
competition with aEy firm III .aptiuI
foreign patoDta.
Writ. Tot instructions aud advice.
Jons WIppEnunS,
Ols y Street,
, T.. o. Box 49,, Washington, d. g.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Nj. HIT has had some attraction at
New Wakeman lately.
S. S. Worley and wife were callers at
NJ. N. Worley's lust Sunday.
N. Woods and family have returned
from Sidney.
Did you hear the blessed thunder on
last Saturday, and best o. all il was ac-
conpanied by n fine rain. Let us hope
that the flood gates of the heavens Will
DO opened for our good.
Wild flowers arc blooming, grass Is
looking fine, best Of all, gardens are do.
ing nicely, farmers are about through
sowing wheat.
M. Zoll has built al addition to his
house.
GUESS VINO?
The state herald., 1895-05-03


whrrca., Frank D. GannUn aud ytr,ona
Cannon, hi wife. ot tAo county nf Logan.
,nUH PHILIPPE and state ~ colorado, did gi,n
onu c"rtaiu aa,sl oI trust. dated thsntst day
Of Jun" i-~,. which deed NRs duly recorded Ia
The thrn ofiic" ~ cirfk ana recorder In aud for
Logan county and state OF Colorado. In book
~, pRRy AiN Of frcIfi II ,,u.t,,r's deeds, con.
'oyiuH ~ ~. " 1hll.y-, trustee, The follow
lag Described real oztat, liring nnd bainR IN
,hccoun,y Ut Logan tnoy county OF rhlnlai
snd state ui Colorado, toiviti Tho sou,hrart
quarter e." ~ of -rotion thlrty .fom lail, In
township olNit ~ north Of Ia igc forty eight
| t,Nl, "r-t at thUuth D. ~, which -aih convey
Anru WAS made in ifust 80 secure the nyturh,
ut uhu piviniz-Oiy nntH executed b. sAid
| FRANK y unnnon 10 tho or,irf NJ clarence
" il"-H-r. dated Juhnn ist, isHs. f1f the tnin
! dphl -nn ~ iour IN iitui dollars lsH1i, To-
/ irih"t si,htn coupon Iht"f',t notes attach
ui 'h"r",Jiut The sum vi fourteen dollar.
ttiN sunh, due respectively On tho tr,t day II
Jane and December Ui rarh year nit.f III,
tat" ~ iht said principal note.
ANA whrrrhs, It H. iiuN id-d IN sbii deed III
trust, anong other thtngs. that ~ ease al
default Il any III said payments ~ pin In,
Uf interest ascending ~ tie tenor aud .iirc
~ 4hii pTnnis4uts nu,r, OF collection " then
~ any part "a root, then aU'i IN that raat, ~,
hol" u 'ill principal sah nni ihu ln, irs
th'tton 'u tiic tim" NJ sain ma u, once. ~
ile upiiun.d thulcFi todof lhufcti, b. CON,
due iuyahlu.hn The said premises b, spl,
40 tile manner aud with the sainr cree, a. II