, Hi? 1 y 2, n J.‘.‘J vc b ? cn ’ ,Uod ,n •*" ld Dfairict Court, by
Giles F Filley, the above named plaintiff, and that i
j a writ of attachment has issued against your I
property as non resident defendant: and that tin
, less you answer the petition of Plaintiff, nowon
file in the ofllce of the Clerk of said Court, on or
i before the Bth day of Angust. A. D. 1870. said pc- I
1 tilion. with all the matters and allegations there- !
n contained, will be taken ns true nnd Judgment
rendered accordingly. The object of "aid tauit. is I
to recover from you the sum of sixteen hundred !
and sixty-niue ($1669.00) dollars with interest 4
thereon since July 16th 1868 at 10 per cent, pernn- |
num. alleged to be due on a promissory note, nnd I
cost* of this suit.
Witness my hand and the seal of said District |
Court at Cheyenne city in said county this 93d,
day of June, IH7O.
—•—J. W. Hutchison, Clerk of District Court.
■L.B. j- By Robert B. LYort, Deputy Clerk I
—Daniel McLaughlin, Atty, for Plaintiff.
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THE BLOOD IN MM.TIER
The blood deteriorates in hot went her. Profuse
perspiration deprives it of n portion of its nour- i
ishingand reproductive properties. Consequent- I
ly, in summer, the flesh loson in sonic degree, its
| firmness, the muscles lack their usual elasticity
j nnd vigor, and the weight of the body jllminiehes.
1 These are clear indications that the ordinary «up
| ply of the life-sustaining principle afforded by the
j food we eat, is not sufficient to meet the require*
I ments of the system under a high temperature.
