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WAR IN EUROPE.

The lightning flashes across the
cable inform the western world
that war has been declared between
France and Prussia, and the general
opinion appears to be that one after
another of the great powers will take
sides, until the whole continent will
be drenched in blood. Many will
ask "why has this conflict been open
ed 2" And but few will be found to
answer. The Prussian attempt
to place Leopold upon the Spanish
throne, cannot, now since that mat
ter is settled, be cause for the march
ing of armies, the massing of forces.
But little love has existed between
France and the other great powers
of Europe, since Wellington prayed,
80 that Butcher or night would come
and Butcher came. France would
again stand as it did when Napoleon
Bonaparte's star was at its zenith.
The present Emperor's ambition is
as Unsuitable as that of his illustrious
ancestor, and we doubt not, seeing
what he considered a favorable
chance, in the fancied or pretended
insult of the Prussian-Leopold at
tempt, now proposes to crafty his
ambition, and at the same time quiet
the restless spirits of his people, who
are never SO unanimous in their sup
port of country and Government as
when at war with a foreign power.
France is warlike country, filled
with restless, unquiet people, who
when not excited by war and its
evils, are continually concocting evil
in their own fertile brains. Years
ago some one aspiring to the gift of
prophecy, foretold that the empire
of France should spread its borders
until it embraced the territory form
erly included in the old Roman Elm.
pire, and it may be that Napoleon
believes he is to be the humble in
strument to bring this great conquest
about. ..-..a .-.#. atJ /
Austria has declared its in
tention of remaining neutral SO long
as no third power intervenes, when
it will no doubt, cast its fortune with
France. South Germany and Italy |
will also go With France, and thus
an army two millions strong will
be placed in the field against Prussia |
and Northern Germany, who togeth-
er can raise nearly two millions
more. Then we have England. Rus
STA, Spain, Sweden, Denmark and
the minor powers, who from COM
plications, or to satisfy old grudges,
may be drawn into the mammoth
struggle.
War once declared, no time
was lost. France at once or
dered its army to the front, and
almost with the PRONUNCIATION of the
declaration of war, French bayonets
appeared upon the Prussian frontier,
and her gunboats on the Rhine,
ready to attack anything by land or
water, flying the Prussian colors. A
small detachment of Prussians
crossed the line, and entered the
French territory. The carnage will
soon begin, and America will occupy
the position of neutral Government
to the belligerents. Do not some OF
them fear that she will remember to |
their sorrow, their conduct during |
the late Rebellion, when they aided
the rebels, bought their bonds, fitted
out war vessels for them, etc? A /
significant fact is an English telegram
dated July 10th, which says "lhe
English Government is ready 10 set
,Is ell differences with America at
any t;m4' She remembers the
Alabama.
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sian officers, and took one hundred
and torty-nine bags of mail matter.
.- PARIS, July l9.
The French government is furious
at the tone of the English ress, and
is reported to have refused the APP
plication from Englishmen tor army
passes.
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Elk Senator Frelinghuysen Of New
Jersey, has been confirmed, with
only three opposing votes, by the
Senate, as Minister to England, vice
J. Lathrop Motley, removed.
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IOWA NEWS.

The Ottumwa Courier says an ice
cave has been discovered in Winnie
shiek county. The road supervisor,
few weeks ago, in working the river
road, uneartbed the mystery. A
mass of rock and dirt were loosened
from the hill side, when a blast of
cold air rushed out of the assure,
which constantly continues. Ice is
formed on the jagged points of rocks
as the air rippN over them. The
opening is not sufficient to admit any
one crawling in. How we would like
to lean up to that such weather as
this. .. a..a ...... VI. ...
Burlington had a marriage in
"high life" The groom was IS, and
the blushing, blooming, bewitching
bride who thus inveighed the old
man into the harness, only had win
tered over "a summers. So we learn
from the Haackeye.
Two sad accidents at Spillville,
Winneshiek county on the 4th. A
premature explosion of an anvil de-
stro yed the ewes of one man tore off
two fingers for another, and sent a
splinter into the ewes of a third.
Going from the same celebration
Joseph Horns team ran awav throw.
ing him out and iniurine him so that
he died on the Wednesdav follow;no
His two daughters were also badly
hurt but not fatally. See DEBORAH
Republican. .' .@ ..-7 500
The other d.v .ow mar K,ox
villa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., a.
crack of q Loo .,.hla - a,o.I $50
bovo borso .7,oa 80, o.,;, NJ -:
nan, oon;no Grabbed H. 900 %
bit i, 81. 80 - 70 -.'' 49, .
Tba Doooroh
following ;llns,ra,ion Of sbaro Iea.l
practice: "a d;sei,le Of Esculsn;
us in this comfy nrasan,Ad . b;,, 70 q
Norwegian of 80 for mad;c;,e oot NV
his wife Tho deh,or r.,,ooa =
because lie did not order the medi-
cine, and was saucy about it. The
doctor sued; and on the day set for
trial, LAWYER from DEBORAH happen
ed in that neighborhood. The de-
PENDANT heard oft and went for the
lawyer. After hearing a statement
Oh the caSe' tne lawyer toid the NOR
wegian we would NIX the doctor Tor
e.. aoesnaa w b,,t -. : III
n,ho s,o "a - ~
LAWYER went TO the Justice and maid
costs !; to the Doctor and paid 50,
go. .-ts.sEr.
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"ADO,
On kaloosa:

OeRalOOed:
SIR In reply to yours of yesterday making in
quries in reference to the charge that Gov Stone
is man of incorporate habits, we have no hest
fancy in saying that any report, or charge of that
kind is wholly untrue and without any shadow
of foundation. Some of us, whose names are
hereto attached, have known Gov. Stone from his
boyhood, and others have lived by him in this
community during most ofthe time that he has
resided in Iowa, and We have never before heard
of his being charged with intemperance, and be
lieve that such an Imputation never made
against him by those who knew him. He has al
and public life a reliable and Consistent tenn
perance man.
LARKIN WRIGHT, Banker.
MARTIN CHERRIE.
j. M MILNEs.
A. HENDRTCK, Recorder Marion county.
b, ATTENTION, Attorney at Law.
Il. j. ANDERSON, Attorney at Law.
P. II. BosQUET, Attorney at Law.
H. s. BosQUET, Clerk District Court.
A. Il. MILLER, Attorney at Law.
c. 5. COLLINS, Attorney al Law
j. p. KLLLY, Sheriff of Marion county.
.. II. KENNEDY, County Surveyor.
JOSEPH BRoBsT, Auditor.
X. C. UNDERHILL.
j. I. FRENCH. Physician and Surgeon.
$. E. CoRNwELL, have known Gov Stone for
30 years past.
A. j. KERR.
b. b. ENALT.
This will certify that have been intimately &C
quainted with Hon. VIM. NJ. Stone since 1857
Have practced before him as o member of the
Jasper county bar, and never heard him CHARGED
with ntemperance, and in all my intercourse
with him never saw him drink intoxicating
liquors, nor had any reason to believe that he
did drink intoxicating liquors.
s. n. LINDLEY,
Judge Circuit Court
have known Gov. Stone intimately for fifteen
years and know him TO be a strictly temperance
man, and never heard his enemies in this county
(his hOme) make charge of intemperance against
him. b. f. KEABLEs
Rep. from Marion Co.
PELLA, Iowa.
July Is, 1870.
desire to state that L have been intimately
acquainted with Elk Gov. VIM. M. Stone since 49,
81, living for years in his own town, knew him in
the army, and was intimate with him while Gov.
and can say affirmatively and positively that he
is a man of strictly temperate habits, that have
never known him to indulge at all in the use of
ardent spirits, and further say that he could hot
have INDUCED in the of such and l not have
known it. Whoever makes charges of intemper
ance, or drunkenness against him speak what they
know nothing at all about, or wilfully misrepre-
SCENTS him, II. G. CURTIS.
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CERTIFICATES OF GOV. STONES
CHARACTER.

The communications following were
handed us by some Of our citizens with a
request to publish.
OsKALoosA, Iowa,
July ID, 1870.
LARKEN WRIGHT, Banker,
Knoxville, Iowa:
DEAR SIR and Biol desire respectfully, to
be informed ifthe charges of tnteDaperdRce and
drunkenness can be successfaIly charged upon
Gov Stone. My m olive is, that may act under
standingly with reference to this objection which
is now being urged by many of his political enc.
mies, and urged as a reason why he should not
be nominated for Congress. Ifthese charges are
true or false you will please inform me and the
public shall have the benefit of the facts.
Yours very truly,
f. T. GADD.
KNOXVILLE, Iowa,
July 15 1870
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Vl>EGAR!

WElGLES Is the best and inest now in the
w market, being free from all mineral acid, or
any other poisonous ingredients and will preserve
Canal Street.
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AultnaD & Taylor Manufact'lg CT
MANSFIELD, OHIO.

The brilliant success Of these Inn.
proved Grain Saving and Ifme.Savfng
Threshers is without parallel in the annals Farm
Machinery.
and sold last year before made and sold
by any other Threshiug Machine CONCERN in the same
period OF its existence.
they went into every State from
Pennsylvania TO Kansas, and from Minnesota to
Georgia, aud met with their most marke ed sue
cess in the very states, aud IN the very
site sV @Ss m@S md the u pursery Of ee
CANT Farm Machinery, leading tue van In the lumber
purchased
Largely Increased earnings are re.
ported by ThresherpeD who have ased, aud a great
saving OF grain by Farmers who have employed them.
They command ed q choice of Jobs,
and usually from oneh alf ceut to two cepts iger
ops Ds sr Saa
cause they saved the Farmers grain from going
ing or IN arke { Inspection, and worked easy
for their horses.
Their capacity IL remark able, not
only in Ordinary conditions OF Whe1t oats, Rye and
barley, but in wet aud bad-condIiiOn grain
their advantages peculiar, well as Ia limo.
thy aud other light seeds.
I'm FLAX they are unrivaled, even
by expensive msshnes Vade 0" purpose for Flax and
Tbe5r distinctive advantages In saw
ing and cieantng result FROM the admirable and
effective plan Of shaking the graiu 0ut
OF the straw, aud great capacity of the cIesns
Ing apparatus.
Their Ease Of Draft, Cheapness OF
Repairing, Ease OF Manas ement, etc. froIn their tav
ing no Be6teye 40 Ptckers, no Cd1c0S G1uiR- Car
rie,s, no Rqioues, aud only about half as many
Belts Gear Wheels B0ces, JoH,naiS, Shafts, Puleys
ETC.. to CLoG, WEAR OUT, AsrE GRAIN, AND DRAFT,
Or TO be kept IN REPAIR, as other kinds
Every Thresla erunan should hesitate
before investing In the old style OF Machines which
are going out Of date, because he get them on
price The difference in price between the best and
the poorest Is only about fly TO hundred dcass
while the difference in Me first seasons earnings
may be sece,ui hundred dol,irs. TO say nothing Of
The satisfaction OF running the best Its scLobLeaess
alter one, two or three seasons use.
Farmers, who EMPLOY, can decide,
II they choose ,ohat iil Of Machines shall he used
in their neigk5orh0oIs aud should investigate their
merits II one kind win enough grain more than
another 20 pay the sh RESTING blu they
should know II.
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MAR.
Reception of the Declaration of War IN
Engiand-The Neutrality of England
will be Impossible. .|,seE = 4

Reception of the Declaration of War IN
Engiand-The Neutrality of England
will be Impossible. I..1a ~ u
..s'a se@# New YORK, July l6.
A London special to the Herald
says, the declaration of war, although
it was expected, creates intense ex-
element. There was a great agita-
ton at the close of Change, and
during the session of Parliament, tn e
lobbies were filled with excited
groups. The action of France is
generally condemned.
Official expressions of Ministers
leads to the belief that England per-
emptorily forbids the occupation of
Belgium by France.
4. LONDON, July Is.
The neutrality of England will be
difficult, perhaps impossible, and dis
honorable, should Holland and Bel
GUM become involved in the war.
The Prnssian fleet of Prince Adel-
bert, which latterly has been in these
waters, sailed tor Keli to-day.
The Times intimates that the re-
coyery of Allsace and LARAMIE, con
taiuing the modern provinces Of Mo-
selIe, Leurth, Meus, Vasges, and the
upper and lower Rhine, are The real
objects of the war on the part of
Prussia, and in that, shares sympathy
with all mankind.
I The Times hints that English in
tervention is probable in case of
Prussia losing strength.
IN see .aag LONDON, July l6. Il
Il Rumors are in circulation that
Russia and Prussia are in strict ao-
cord Ia the coming struggle.
The volunteering IN Prussia is sx-
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North Missouri Railroad.
Z - TO ALL POINTS
West, East, North and South
int Trs sos, leAse Bloomfield Station as under Go
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
AZ 81 Louis, with all rsi and river lines. 10 nj,
points east north and south-at CentraIia. with
columbus branch trains-at Macon, with Hanni
nai ana 81 Joseph rsilroad-at ottumwa. with
burlington Missouri River and Des Mo;nes
VALLEY VALLEY rsnilfoads, for Dcs Moines, Fort Dodge,
omaha. California, and all places west-at Rruns'
wick. with Omaha and Chil,icothe b-ancb Foe
S Gnsitso ne ste;,At Richmond & Lexington
Ior Lexington 81. Joseph.-At Harlem viii
s nsnsss CITY g. Joseph Council Bluffs railroad
l"5 omaha, Union Pacinc and Central PaciSc
ponts.-At Kansas City, with Kansas Pacific
nnassoun River, Fort Loot, Lawrence, Emporia.
denver. and all points west .p'''
PullMAN'S PALACE CARS.
a. essolgn oetween IT. Louis and Kansas City,
on r Sosspa, ana Council Bluffs without change
CT, me snort line between st. Louis and Kansas
fe o.,. 9. SysSnh. and hetween ottumwa and st.
Joseph. = 80 A.A' w anu 81
~ =. II. KNIGHT -.
General superintendent st Lo1is
k JAMES CHARLTON.
"a Zen. Passenger and Ticket Agt. st, Loui..
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EGGS! EGGsI! EGGs!!! LGGs!!!

STEVENS' Patent Egg and Fruit Case is the on.
- ly practical case ever offered to the public.
Cases hold 30 dozen. No eggs broken A child
car pack them. Eggs sent in them realise from
2 to cents more per dozen. Send for sample
case, and after giving it fair trial. If found of NO
advsntage, return it and the money will be re-
funded, and all charges paid. Price one dollar
per case. Agents wanted. Address .--
JOHN L.. STEVENS.
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CoseKEss adjourned on the 10th
inst, at 2 o'clock.
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YsHE HERALD BOOK ANA JOE OFFICE
ONLY OFFICE IN THE CxTY
prepared to de Book. Job, and Card work w5th
Aestness and despatch.
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$500 IN GOLD,

no THE AGENT sending us the largest amount
4 of money before January 1st 1871 We are en-.
dorsed by all the leading papers as being PrOuDt
straightforward Honorable. Send for CircuInrs
and terms, and say where you saw this,
8. C. THOMPSON & CO., Is Lake ST.. Cbicapo
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EXCELSIOR
LOVERS GUIDE.

LOVERS GUIDE.
new book of "a pages; containing several
modeiiove letters al about matrimony how to
gain the love of and marry who Won please : Also
wonderfuisecrets ensuriDg wisdom, wealth and
happiness: now and forever. Mailed free for no
ST., Newark, Nd. "a srEa-Efr na0Iy
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New Route to the East.
TOLEDO, PEORIA AND WARSA " RAIL VA Y.
SUMMER ARRAnGENeNT

af## SC""Ln AahANGEMENT.
On and after Sunday June -. 1870, trains will
leave keokuk as follows:
GOING EAST.
VAL aud ExpresS.-5 20 a. m. connecting
at II iaso with the 1. G. r r i, arriving at Cairo
az *! p. m. next day at Chenoa with the c. u
A tram, arriviny in Chicago at 500 p, m. Bloom
lneton 10 p: m, Springfield Asp. m, Alton $50
p m, East St Louis S.45 p. m. at Gilman with
the l. =. train, arriving IN Chicago at 74S D. M
heynoids at 7.l5 m. Sogansport at 100 p. m
a, rnipp sg en-, Express-1ieo ~, connecting
north, at Chenoa with the c. & A train south ar.
irving at Bloomington at II. 40 u m Springfield
AT 10 Q, M, ST. Louis at 800 a. m at Gilman
VITA J. =. tram sou'h, arriving at Cairo at 315 D.
m arriving In Logansport at 05 a. M, Indianap
oIis 6.Oo a. M, Cincinnati at 10 Is a. m DAYTON at
1000 a. M, Union city at s 30 a M Pioua at 8 90
=. m: Urhana at 10 a. m, Columbus ut IL 90 a.
M, rltsDurg at 2, 05 p. IN, Harris urs at 90 a.
m. Baltimore at 9.O0a. m, Philadelphia at 935
a. m, New York at ~ m. This train has
Pullman Palace sleeping Car
+ sisrag no. through to Columbus.
wa bat one change Of Cars to Meas York City,
Passengers leaving New York at 7 D. m. nv N ].
r. arrive In Keokuk at S .a5 p. m. of second
BY this train there is but
One change of Cars to Keokuk.
Baggage checked through. and fare "a low
as by any other lines, ~"
SfTCIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE
"a. SHIPMENT OF LIVE STOCK.
W: II. CRUGER,
W. y MAIN vice Pres. and Gen1 Sapt
mo Gen'l Freight and Ticket Agent.
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EASTERN TIA DE.
HOSE mANIFACTURER.
MARBLE AND STONE WORKS.
ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORKS.
CHICAGO Tx ABE.
Joyce & STATIONS DRY HOP YEAST.

The only yeast now used in Chicago. 1t make
lighter, whittier and sweeter bread than any other
For Sale at all groceries. Factory, 6s & 50 Dear
born ST., Chicago.
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KNOXVILLE, Iowa,
July Is, 1870
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CHICAGO, July 10

The excitement and interest among
the German citizens over the war is
undated. 1t is stated on good au-
thOrity that over one hundred young
Germans left the city yesterday and
to-day for New York en route for the
seat of war with the purpose of en-
listing in the Prussian army.
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GENTS, FURNIsHlNG GOODs.

EMMER.CH CHAS, Dealer exclusively il
&Feathers 1874 Lake St, (branch, 81 Lake ST.,
CnIcOgo. Orders and con.ignments solicited
satisfaction guaranteed.
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.JoBBERS OF HOSIERY, Linen Goods, Parasols,
Kid Gloves, COrsets, ALadies' UEderclothing.
Jewelry, Vases, Books, Glassware, and the larg.
eat variety OF staple Fancy Goods in the West al
New York prices. 70 Lake Street, Chicago.
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DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.

Call for or send and get Descriptive
Circulars aud Factory Price LISTS, giving full
iNG EsTABiisIiMENTs," as wen as "sEPARA.
TORS" Alone aud the ele CANT, lght-draft and COO.
vertibie MOUNTED and DOWN and 10 Horse
POWERS (which sold separately, when desired,
and "s,eeded" to other machines), together
with reports from multitudes OF practical Thresher
and Farmers who have pur chased aud used them.
Notwithstanding their m artked sue.
cess many well considered aud amply tested iN.
PROvEMENTS In details, for coaCenieMcs and effect.
fceness,. have been added since last year. For
. list OF them Circulars.
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The other day COW near Knox
vile, pushed its tongue through the
crack of log stable to steal some
hay a horse was eating. The indig-
nant equine grabbed the tongue and
he =, - aa..-... .-ss...- ..r... .r'.- ... g..
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AXIS, July TO.
The Catholics of the South Ger
man States are reported opposed to
Prussia.
Eight Prussian officers were seized
at Strassbnrg as spies. One hundred
thousand volunteers enrolled their
names in Paris and the departments.
After the first battle has been
fought all the powers of England will
make an effort to stop the conflict.
The French journals have received
orders to publish no information con-
corning the military movements.
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WASHINGTON. July 2


Baron Gavalt has officially COM
municated to the Secretary of State
telegram received by him from
Berlin, signed by Bismarck, saying
that private property OH the high
seas would be exempted from seizure
by Prussian ships, without regard to
reciprocity.
The French minister .called upon
the Secretary of State to-day, and
verbally informed him that his gov
ernment would also respect the
treaty of Paris.
LONDON, July l9, p. m.
The panic which commenced in
the markets here and at Liverpool
yesterday, continues to day and was
increased by the rumor TO which cred
it is given that there is an understand
ing between France and Austria.
The feeling in London against
France is intense, and it is univ ersal-
ly believed that the troops recently
called home from the English colo
MOS have been concentrated in antic-
ipation of the present war. Great
Britain has now at the home depart
ment 95, 900 troops, and can muster
about $4,000. Great activity exists
in the navy.
New YORK, July 10.
le The Seiesio sailed this afternoon
for Hamburg with the Prussian flag
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New York, July 10.
b The Setesio sailed this afternoon
for Hamburg with the Prussian flag
flying. She carries two hundred
passengers, including several Prus-
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Gen. Sheridan going to the Seat of War.

Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan will leave in
a few day for the seat of war in
Europe, accompanied by one or two
OF his staff, having received a dis
patch from Washington to-day per.
hitting him to do so.
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FEAT HI K fkS,

PHI ELL OEElCE. Instruction cent mt
free Oh appncation TO farwell, Ellsworth & Co.,
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State Central CDmmltte6.
Arrangements are being made with the railroads
81 this State for reduced fare. The most of them
AVE already complied with the request of the
20 mittee. When all have been heard from. the
proper announcement OF all Details will be made
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Established I'm 1856.
THE LEADING JEWELER of THE IVES

Watch manufacturer, importing and manuiac-
uring jeweler, and Silversmith
~ All order by mail telegram promptly
flied, with privilege given to Express companies
TO allow packages to be opened and selections
made.
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have known Gov. Stone intimately for fifteen
years and know him to be strictly temperance
man, and never heard his enemies in this county
(his hOme) make charge of intemperance against
him. b. +. KEABLEs,
Rep. from Marion Co.
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RENOVATION DOLLAn sToRE,

ROGERS Il BlGEI.OW 8i2 NJ onroe St., Chicago
AsPnrtabe engines, Lathes, Planning ana gener
al machinery, nj reduced prices. Send tor cuts o
machines