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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-08-07
FEulLLETuN No. !
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qu dsyint pale.
j -.Je lui al promis d'avertir mon
seigneur, qui sera sans douts bisn
ass de verifsr- Ia vsrlts, contlnua
epers Ambrose.
.-Moreau fit un gsate de tarrsur.
seulemsnt, rapris lie moine, jni
uensa quill etsit consenahls do sons
prsyenir d'abord, cas- affsirss Giant
do ,otre domaine.
EFT je vous en- rsmercie, dit linten-
dant dune voix troublee; js yous
ramercie. mon reverend. Mals ce
,lvhan yous trompe il est lmpossi-
bc quill ait des preuvss.
--Je ne sails en- tous cas- js vais
rspporter monssigneur
-C'sst inusils, intsrrompit vivement
Moreau cest tout.a-fait inutile mon
reverend.
--Je lai promis.
-Jahan ne ysut que gagner du
t4mp..
-Qai salt Ii peut avoir d doansr
auelQue bon renseignsment, ct nul
doute que dams ee cas- monssigneur
ne lul fasss grace.
-Ess-ce Ia ce que vous voulsr,
mon reverend 10 men charge
-Vous 7
-Oui j'ai refSchi qu'apres tos'
iarais etc un psu VII dams cetts
sfairs, quill falait passer qusllue
chose 4 un enfant car Jehan est
presqus un snfant. Je comptais
parler a monssignsnr pour rapaiser
Oil 50 pouvait.
-Vssilsz aIors ls yolr de suite,
iepFlt le pere Ambrose, qui, ne
doutant plus dss accusations ayanc3ss
par Jekan, sentait l'intendsnt sn sa
puissance j'attendrai lci votre re-
tour.
&C. est celia, dit Morsau en- So
levsnt; ie vais ID her d'obtsnir le
pardon.
--Faites tous vos efforts, maitre, car
sl 10 oomte refuse, il faudra que le
lui psrls des revelations de Jehan,
somme derniAre resource.
-Fous men aurez pas besoIn,
mon per-, j'sn al la certitude; lie
eonts nanaue argent et moi seul
10 puis lui ca proenrer dams ces
noments 'o5tens tout de lui. pos
N mot de &c que sous dit Jehan,
non reverend, ct 10 revisns dams un
Instant avse sa grace.
Il Maitre Moleau sortit ces mots,
iaissans le pare AMBROSE smeryeills
da enlargement qni venait de s'ope-
lsr On lui
II int abssnt aviron una hsure ct
reparut endn, II teint anime at 10
ifoat eouyegt n susur.
-Jehan TT sauvG, dit-il On en-
srant mails ma pas atS sans
psne, monsslgneur s'Stalt fsit a
lidee da Il tolr peudre st men vou-
lat plus dsmasf7e Enfn pourtant
y ceds saulemsns comme il
Grant que catte indulgence ne soit
ae naavais sxemple, II veut que le
nls de Thomas tte le pays.
-Et on enSole-t-l I dsmanda le
4 francacain
II A nn ds ses aneiens ssrfs. l6-
cemmsnt atfrs0cM ct maintenant
bourgeois de Tours msitre Holland.
q lie marehard drapier7
-Prscisdment 4 lni promis IN
gareon de eomptolre pr;s parmi ses
uorvesblss, ct aucun ne p3ut conve-
M misux que. s.Jehsn qui appris d
acrirs.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-08-07

aae eomptabllite, continue le pere
ainorolse. !. vous avez raison. mai
ire ]e erois que l'eloignement de
'shan sera commods poss tout le
monde. Je ne yols du reste aucnne
oo]estion a un parsil proiet. En-
servant auiourd'hui maftrs ROLAND
II peut un jour &c racheter ct deye-
mir msrchand CONNIE lui; te vsis lui
apprendrs cstte bonne nouyelle.
-Je Ia lui al deja fait sayolr,
| repliqua Moreau. ct il doit vous
| attendre malntenant dams Ia eour
d'honneur.
-Je vais ry rstrouver dit 10
franciscan en- reprenant son baton.
| Vous remerciereZ le comtc On
mon nom, maftre Moresu nais
sartous, croysz moi, soysx-desormais
noins dar snvsrs les serfs de mon
seigneur ct plus exact dams vos cal
suls.
Jehan ne qultta point son pere ct
Catherine sans de vifs regrets mais
Psspolr de se fair un 9tat qui put
assurer un jour son affranchissement
| adoucit Pamertume de cette eSpsrs.
ton. II sarracha done courageous
ment 1 leurs embrasssmsnts, .. pri,
la route de Tours.
Jusqu alors IL ne s'etait jamai.
ecarte de son village, ct tout CO. sui
frappait ses regards ls long de ID
route TAFT nouyeau pourlu,; mais Get
fnt blsn autre chose lorsqu'il attsl
gnit les faubourgs de 10 lille!
II reneontra d'sbord une louxus
cavalcade d'enfants qui en- sorta ent.
Tn mercier auqusl IL s'adressa lui
apprit que 'staisnt los maftres qui
promenaient Ieur scoliers 4 cheya'.
CONNIE II est d'usage lie jour dc ID
Saint-NicoIas. Tn pau plus loin, il
apereut deux foux, reconnaisss bles 4
leur cheveux rasSs, qui etaisnt en-
shatnss la porte dun medscia trsi-
tant la folis, CONNIE une sorte del.
seigne ylvant. II Wit egalemsnt des
gentilshommes qui passaisnt en- por-
tant au poing des eperviers ou DIES
faucons, tandis que les bourgeois,
pour les inter, portaient des msrles
ct dss parroqusts. Les costumes
eux-mamss etaisnt differents dc csux
quill await coutume de voir. ca
talent des soulisrs dts A Ia poulalns
don't la points recourbee se relevait
jusqu'a la hauteur du genou; dies
bonnsts de draps fourres de marte
on de menu-vair, ct des habits mi
partie. Qaelques segnsurs des plus
elsgants portaient deux epaes, Tune
4 droile, lautre gauche,
Enfn Jshan arriva, non sans
peine, Ia boutique de maftre .au
rent.
Celle-ci n'atsit pour lie moment
gu 'une baraQus On planches de peu-
pliers, dress1s les Ices car Ia grande
foirs de Tours venait de commencer
Msftre Laurent etait un petit
homme de manieres rondss, toujour>
RANT, mais rstors CONNIE trois Man
csaux ct un Normand. Ii commence
par conduire Jehan dams son arrere-
boutlqus, NIT dsvant lui un pot d,
YIN nouvoau, une niche de pain de
sisgls, un reste Gle pied de beuf. ct
puls lui demanda son histoirs.
Le fills dc Thomas raconta sincere
meat tout ce qui le concsrnait. sans
onblisr Ia aerniere sfraire qui l'asait
amenS d Tours. Laurent rdcousa
on poussant des ordinations 4 tout
propos, otant son bonnet pour lie ra-
METRE. 1t ri.nt sans avoir enyic.
EnSp onan1 II ont achay6
Fort blen. dit-il +; je vols ce que
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-08-07

sexoli oh oh sh settlement pr,nds
blen earde d etrs pris pour dnpe on
de vlolsr les reglemsnts de Ia fore
Les reglemsnts doivsnt etre chose
sacrte pour nous autrss marchands,
dautant qu'on ne peut les enfreindrs
sans payer une amende eh ell ! sh !
J al ridge Ia un cahier pour ce que
doivent savoir mas commits; il faut
que w rapprennss par seur.
En rarlant ainsi, maitre Laurent
ouvrtt un tirolr d'on il tira un man
usarit qui await etc bien .ouvent
feuillst&, 81 Ton en- jugsait par le
oord DIES pages salies ct frangses Il
Wit une sorte de cat4chisme mercan-
tile, dams lsqusl le drapisr await re-
uni les prlEcipales instructions ne
cessairss 81 profession.
Jshan y Wit quill y await chaque
foire des lnspecteurs des marchan-
dises, des poids ct de rargent; un
tribunal compost de prsdhommes
qnl jugsaisnt immediatsmsn, toutes
les eontestations, ct I'm grand nombre
de notaires spicisux charges de re-
d,ger les acts de vente ct d'achat.
Ces actes avaicnt certains privileges
particulars proyenant de Ia fore d
laquelle lis avaient etc dresses. Enf1n
des gardes, assists de cent esrgents,
6taient charges de maintenir la psix
ct ,l'arr6tsr les volsurs.
Il VT On outfe que rargent ne
pouyait etre prett, meme dams le
commerce, d plus de quinze pour
cent, ct que 10 marchsnd qui sppelait
un acheteur, lorsque celui-ci Sc
trouyait moins pres de sa boutlque
que de cclls dun confrere, etait mis-
il Pamsnde.
Vsnaient ensuits dss renseicne-
msnts sur les differences especes de
drap, sur les moyens de les fa;re
p.raitre avec ayantage, ct sur les
prix auxquels on dsvait les vendre
Lor.qu'il cut achieve de lire, J.Lan
demanda 81 c'etait tout.
-C'est tout ce qu'on peut acrire
g.reon repondit maitre Laurent
mais Il J a outre celia le fin du
meter, eh | eh eh !! II ne sufflt
pas d'avoir des musiciens ct des
grimaciers pour attlrer Ia pratique
CONNIE nous en- avons tous il faut
encore que les commits sachent van
ter leurs marchandisss, substituer au
bssoin un drap plus lager un drap
plus fort, ct fare compter la lisiere
dams l'aunags, oh eh ! eh
-Mais ce sont Ia de conpables
trompsries obssrva Jehan.
Msitre Laurent it un movement
des epaulss.
-Qsand on ss trouvs avec les
pourcsaux, il faut bien sc passer
d'ecuslle, dit-il srois-tu que ron
soft plus scrupuleux a notrs lgard ?
Nous avons des ddbiteurs qui, apres
s'etrs habillts credit, Sc rafugient
dams une eglise, ct nous navons
meme pas 10 droit de salsir leur.
meubles n'autres qui, apres nous
avolr fait des cidules, les passent a
les gems psissants, qui nous mena-
.ent de toutes sortes do mauyais
.raitemants 81 nous ne consentons
redulrs nos cr6ances du tiers ou us
Ia moitiS ! Je ne te parle pas des
fripons qui laisssnt METRE un dra-
peau sur leur pignon ct s'snfuient
.,vec notra argent.
--Mais ne pouvsz-vous done yous
faire rendre justice !?
La justice Sc rsnd toujours
contre nous, garGon, par la raison
que les juses sons mobiles pour la
plupart, ct que Ia noblesse est
Ita.-o~,to uc&,rolIa IL In toprr.o:s;~
The Progress., 1897-10-30

that he might go further and to a
4 large number OF Presidential
Dos-oA ces in Ohio and some other
good paving positions are still
held BY the Democratic APP
Doin-ees Of Cleveland, though the
terms have expired These are
being held up by the adninisr-a-
ZION as rev ards for the faithful
who do the best WORK lo- Hanna
In other words the Offices ara made
f3rioouS TO secure political work
From well informed parties we
learn that the Colonization So
ciery has purchased several hum
dTe5 thousand acres OF land N
Tennessee. This LAND Is part 0.
the Gum 12erland plateau, most Q.
il highly productive, all OF II wei!
tim bered, many thousand acres OF
il unde-laid with good worA-g
veins Of coal and portion OF II
undoubtedly oil producing he
com mis- s5on viii commence the
colonization Of this land as soon
as the deeds can be prepared and
the transfer made. II expects 10
have several hundred persons On
the ground in the course OF the
next several months The COM
missary department Is determined
to protect the sugar trust in every
possible way AT its request the
State department has issued in
s1ruc1ions to all Consuls to require
that invoices covering sugar that
| has been refined shall show the
country where the sugar was
grown. This Is to enable the
customs officers 30 levy an aaoi-
tional duty on this sugar undel
the clause OF the tariff which leTie:
an additional duty On all sugar
upon which export bounries have
been paid The administrator
pro poses TO protect its friends
The Progress., 1897-10-30

The Progress has been TeqIestsa by
q soodly number of people I'd hold the
bicycle contest open for as long z psEll,d
as possible SO that others Who Ces1r@
10 may take part IN it,
They say that many have been pre-
vented from taking an active part oIl
account first of the slGampuents and
then Of the yellow fever scare
We have received generous slcou--
ament from various SOURCES assuring
Us Of the hearty cooperation OF The
people in the contest and saying that
many were anxious that their 1aTO-ltss
should ride and own the beautiful
Victor
And by the way. ou1 people should
cali at The office OF the L0Qlsiala Cycle
Company and SEE what Z beauty this
wheel is that Is up for the most popular
lady in the parish, offered by The Pro
grass-
We want to SEE OUT country friends
take an Interest in this Saoul6 q
woodland hsapty or e. pride Of Tia hills
OF pearl Of the valleys Of Ca1op be- The
one for whom Ifs most votes were cast
The Progress would not be chagrdned
because z. city beauty was not -he for
tuns1s queen
Every coupon in our paper is vote
whSn cast and extra copies Cal te OBJ
/ taIosa by ordering in advance, or con-
Eo1s can be bought At z reduced "a
1 by sailing or sending tn OUT office, 3B5
Milan street
The vote Is progressing nicely now
/ but as soon as the excitement Of fever
is over it VIII spring into Interesting
4 activity
Some have already called TO SAG atou.
/ coupons An viii be 1rsated alike: 81
Come on and work for Your favo-its-
The Progress., 1897-10-30

Present quotations If Cotton are low,
regarded by experts As being near cost ot
production; hence the preference 81 some,
perhaps many, TO hold rather than ssll-
ing al present prices
Being assured OF this TACT by CORES
pondencs reaching me- daily, take this
method OF giving notice 10 the public,
and especially those who have addressed
NE, that am prepared 10 advance Cash
or Groceries. OF both. Oh all Cotton thai
may De shipped NE with request 10 hold;
VIII take pleasure in 1iQu5da1ing masuT-
ing obligations Of planters or merchants
in the interior that may be payable al
Shreveport. or by exchange On New York,
ST. Louis or New Orleans Or cash xaay
be drawn on drafts attached 10 bills OF
lad1ng covering cotton
MY charges are reasonable, and storing
facilities unSur passed, and the lowest az
listing rate OF Insurance in Shreveport is
secured - -
VIII be pleased TO further corrsspon d
with shippers OF Cotton, either Tor sale
on arrival, or for storage for al indefinite
length OF time
The Progress., 1897-10-30
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Lore
Special correspondence
washington, D. c., Oct p
There never was q more COM
plete exposure than Senator Cor
man made last week OF the BalE-
N ore Suns hypocrisy and t7each-
cry. The Sun for years has been
fighting Senator German as
boss because he was a success
full leader OF the Maryland Democ-
racy. In 1895 il supported the
Republican candidates Tor State
offices and for the Mayor Of BalI-
more, still claiming 80 be Demo-
cratic paper, las rebuke TO Cor
man In 1896 ii supported Nc
Kinley because OF the Chicago
platform, and this year it sup
ports the Republican candidates
44Do defeat German for the Sen
ate"
Senator German addressed
manly, dignifed letter 10 MI
Abel, the proprietor OF the Sun,
in which he recounted the actions
of the paper for the past lew years
and then offered 10 retire from
politics entirely if MI Abel
Democratic candidates. The Sun
printed this letter as an advertise
rnens and answered it eoiIorially,
: ton. 1t -hxiggled in and wigglec
OUT in the effort TO evade the evil
dent conclusion that ii had gone
over to the Republicans horse,
foot and dragons" but the peo-
-
ported the paper viii not be de-
ceived by this shameless and
evasive answer
All the Cabinet officers have
submitted the substance of IheiI
reports to the President and he IL
preparing hf. annual message &c
Congress LII is well known THAI
Secretary Gage OF the Treasur,
favors the retirement OF all lega,
tender paper money, as well as al
legal tender silver The Demo
Gratis are very much in hope thai
this Recommendation viii be made
to Congress, because in such al
event there viii not be a corporal
guard OF Republicans In the mex
House OF Representatives If tbs
elections Tor legislatures which
elect United States Senators oc
CURED after the message instead
OF befGr-, and this proposition wa:
submitted, there would not be :
Republican Senator elected 1t i
not believed that any such pla7
will be proposed in the message
That Is 10 come from the moneLaE-
commission. for which the admin
istra1ion is not responsible, and
can be repudiated without polih
cal damage. An effort will b
made 10 settle the Cuban siGuatio
and the annexation of Hawaii wi
be urged A special message wi
be sent TO the Senate on the sub
iect-
The currency question put tn
administration between the dew
and the deep sea, for the banker
and money lenders who farnishe
the Doodle for Hanna's corTup1io
The Progress., 1897-10-30

JOHN z, SCHILL1NG.
PLUMBER & TIMER

Prepared 80 do al kind OF work In my
line O. short notice.
Located On Lo1isiRna strses, between
Milan and Crockett st-axts. ut john
Cocks old stand.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-24
POSTAGE STAMPS.

There seems to be n general agree
ment that stamp prices are now al their
lowest, and therefore il is n good tim.
TO buy. Offers of ten dollars Catalogue
price, worth of stamps for three dollars
are not unusual.
The Australian New IIebrides com
pany has issued two stamps for pre-
payment of postage on letters carried
between the various islands in the New
llcbridcs group. This company WAS
formed in 1857 for the transaction of Il
general navigation business. and its
operations are said to have grown to
an enormous extent.
The remainder of the Peruvian
stamps which have been advertised for
some time have been sold for $lO,LCo n.
a Hamburg firm. That is so much ClCar
gain for Peru, although il was u terri.
bic drop in prices. The lot consists OF
i,3l2,50O stamps, 1,103 cards and A.
291 envelopes, the combined face value
being Si2l,ilO.
Something of n scandal hos developed
in New Orleans in connection with thu,
sale of the judicial stamps used in all
legal transactions conceived ard exc
cutcd in that city. 1t is reported that n
large quantity of the stamps have been
stolen, and the figures given in this lat
ter connection make 1t appear that the
mount of the pcculntion will exceed
100000. The leak is being investigated
by the grand jury.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-24
Mint Directors REPORT.


Tho Director OF the Mint has sub.
mittcd to the Secretary OF the Treas
ury his report for tho fiscal year 1897,
covering tho operations of The mints
and assay offices together with tho
statistics Of foreign countries rclati 30
to production. coinage and monetary
condition.
Tho value OF tho gold deposited at
tho mints and assay offices during
the fiscal year 1897 was slO9,lO5. 800,
OF this amount sG7. 0O3. 337 were orig.
nal deposits and si2, l02, 1863 rode.
posts.
Tho coin executed during the year
was ma follows:
Gold, s7l,CiG.7O5; silver dollars.
s2l .2O3, I0l; subsidiary silver, s3,l2i,
03G, minor, sjSi,i00.
Tho silver dollars coined were from
silver bullion on hand purchased
under The act OF July II. 1880.
Tho total coinage Oi silver dollate
FROM bullion purchased under that
act from August 30. 1890, to July /
1897, haa been GS.7iS,A77 pieces. "on
tanning ~53l72,G3O ounces OF silver
costing S5l.532, iji. giving II scnioragC
OF sl7.2lG,3 800.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-24
G FOR

It costs less 10 guard against q road
getting out OF repair than IL does to
put il in good condition after the dam.
ngc.
Kill the orchard insects in their win
ter quarters. The leaf roller eggs NAV
he found on the south side of the trees
under little patches along the trunks
and limbs, and may readily be destroyed
by the millions by rubbing off these
patches.
Milk freely and rapidly, with rs little
movement or jerking as possible. Even
avoid loud talking while milking. Any
thing which attracts the attention
from the operation affects the secretion
aud this secretion goes on during the
drawing of the milk.
Butter and eggs seem really made TO
go together, and nothing fits better on
u dairy farm than u moderate lot OF
chickens. Not only do the latter coii-
sumo the waste milk products with
profit. but those who Pay the best
prices for golden hHticr will be quick
est to buy the frySh cggs and the fat
poultry. They mutually help each the
sale of tho other.
TO renew pastures that have worn
out tho agricultural department recon-
mcrds that when The soil becomes hard
and bukcd IL should DC stirred well with
n liarrow aud top dressings Of fine, well
rottcd manure applied; then seed tho
thin spots aud keep weeds down by
moving. II is important that stock be
kept of until il:y ."urs becomes we'll
established and under thrifty growth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-24

a new portable saving machine for
telling trees and cutting them up into
wood is n folding frame with q large
balance wheel gearcd to n crank-shaft
with the saw blade attached to the end
OF the crank to slide through grooves
in the frame, the saw being run by n
crank on the other end of the shaft.
For the purpose Of removing horses
from burning buildings q new fire
mask has been placed on the market,
consisting Of n hood to cover the eyes
and nostrils 10 prevent the horse from
seeing the fire or smelling the smoke.
the device being easily slipped over the
animals head and fastened with a
strap.
In n pneumatic painting nozzle re-
Gently patented n long narrow slit is
formed to discharge the paint, with an
air outlet above and one below to
spread the paint over the surface as il
flows to the reservoir attached 10 the
nozzle, the air being supplied through
tubes by bellows or an engine on the
ground below.
Electricity for medicinal purposes
can be easily generated by n newinstru-
''>' '''lNN III l.(tIlN
the same size, containing a magnet and
two coils of wire attached to n spindle.
near the ends of the magnet, the spindle
being rcvolvcd by means of n coi!ed
spring, which is wound by the stem OF
the watch.
For use in large post Offices, where
the amount of mail matter TX HaISd
makes it difficult to cancel the STAMPS;
by hand, a newly-patertCd machine,
which does its work rapidly, has n
fccdway holding the letters on edge,
with the canceling stamp on n printing
roller, 10 make the impression on each
envelope as it is fed across the roller
by a revolving belt, with points sci in
10 assist in the feeding.
Fish can be more easily caught by
n new trap, which is formed hy u metal
block with two spring lGo':s at tie
sides, which are pulled apart and fag-
tened by means of tbs pin witch holds
the bait, so that rs soon . - bat is
disturbed, the heels Gy t,%s iyT anil
grasp the fsh's head. or the fish can he
caught unframed by replacing the
hooks By small wire disks, ,yh.ch spring
together around the fish.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-24
EASTWARD THROUGH
THE

The traveller, tourist or business
man ~ wise when he selects tho Rio
Grandc Western Railway "Great Salt
Lake Route" for his route to tho East.
II is the only transcoDtinental line
pushing directly through Salt Lake
City. and in addition to- the gliinpse
il affords OF the Temple City. the
Great Salt Lake nnd picturesque
Salt Lake and Utah Valley, H. affords
the choice Of three distinct routes
through the mountains and the most
magnificent scenery in tho world.
On MI clHsscs Of tickets stopoyers
arc granted Mt Ogden. Salt Lake
City, Glenwood Springs, Lcndvillc.
Colorado Springs, Denver and other
points Of interest. Double daily
train service md through Pullman
and Tourist sleeping cars between
San Francisco and Denver. Tourist
cara through to OmniIa, Chicago md
Boston.
For illustrated pamphlcts deecrip.
tive Of the "Grc0t Salt Lulic Route
write to +. A. WApLEiGn, General
Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-24

Tho sound old provcrb about tho
shoemaker sticking to his last re-
ccivcs new confirmation IN II story
from tho Green Bag. An honest old
blacksmith down in Texas, deapair-
Ing OF cvor getting cnsh out " II de-
linqncnt debtor agreed Ia take HE
note for tho amount. Tho debtor
wishes to 90 10 n lawyer and have tho
document drawn up but the knight
OF tho nnvil, who had boon II sheriff
in dnye gone by, felt fully competent
To draw II mp himself. This he pro.
cccdcd 10 do, with tho following RI.
eult: "On the first dry OF jane I
promise 10 pay Jccms Nito tho sun
OF glowing dollars. and IL eaid note bc
not paid IN tho date aforesaid. then
this instrument ia Ia 10 null mud void
and Of no effect, Witness my hand,
ctc."