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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19

4 auuna thief IT I'sr. Dodge stolo h
hain ftan 4 Rfneafs aip,r lanf heal
nal alter eaftslnp II h milr Into thc
woods apelsl |, md fnunI-~a bnss
wood dummy
An Indignant ,tIiior = tu Indignant
tdlief ~ country pnrof III no u lhe
Gas'ern Siai,H, lfinla tie following.
ILe obituary notice In ii Western
piper contained 'l,r touching intelligence
That tho deceased lind accumulated 4
little mnncy nnd tn children,
I'i'ut', rIoriHuru iita Northern Pa.
rifle failroal bunds ior winding. II Tin.
einnali Commercial These honda always
wcre famoa far bringing down
lame durls
Gfuhi dues MI look with favor on
the attempts n Congress ~ rrponl thu
tho saln,y teal
Amang tl,c ~!ealy lal,I,- ~ rpnneeti.
ut |. 4 nleaJy lnl,ii ~ thinking riftaen
mt IT ever, fni,y.pnc VIM have died III
that siate during the ras. i've yeara
wcrc lfuntnrslN.
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llNT lstfe t'rsstt cit.
81 ,1'.leai witt. ~ faa ~ tie
ttp |. tn hl. III | tlln Wit,
eiaa lrarl sd nii'' Wi i ,pred,
wills ttHrl e, ia iel, il ,airken,, Il
with taf'.el III meal II WHEAT mid
I'll nai hi IT. latiar 4 llttle earp
Ii l'e n@iitf5 WI nihf ~ Forl..
l,efft lpgN To- / tahe eatp II the
erEs ! ~ t'itiy gi INC seAr md
Int ene III than la.turi hp nast
tear fgfl, &C., AL neatly III /!
Tom iHialtt all - ldtis lisrl A,
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mprli mata 'Faall anl epy osut-
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KING or THE BLOOD.

~. MOST rnosorou vrmvixn o. INN
HLodD ytT Uncovered.
CURES Ali Iit'Mni.s, yltuM A COMMON
EtIpTIUS To TttE WORST kcHuFuLA.
rsncsfons. iainors A.e dispersed without tta sur.
rroil'a knIfa @Aensfsiia conquered and Connufnp-
iiun prevented hnI cured.
vcn~reat Diseases, Metfufial and Miner.
nj fs,lsens, and tIiaIr nselssfndlaand. and sgufs
uas health and @onui constitution established.
Wrtnalc WeMk Hrss and Diseases
nfopsy. rtnertf ~ pHttial swstili,vs. external N
internal. AMI 'lnhtnf- At fedneed aud dlspasssd
Ertslp~tMs. Nall Hhrun. peali iiead. anil
Fr,rf tofi~ me- rs,on removed hy this powerful
neors"sis Diseases, nanArsn, sealy
" itoiri, Nkn. Hna I'ltaples quickly risa way,
leaving The sk.A stnanfl n',d sslfs
Chronic i,..ea.'s~, nss.a asa asa" pl..
Anersi',n.. e,,s,al bsiliii,. ii short All sha
numerous dsea#ssa cansed W had i,leaa arr e.I.
aurred. aud sIta way bafaf. tIls iaest powerful
fufr.sinf. thu Eiits " liz nload.
Mach bottle solltnins bttNren ferry and
Atty odnar, ,it,sFs rosilig only n,,e tiul!af.
HreM 0Mc 80 TOUR Or Msr hoeeees SIli
pies 81, shs paes. Bc., ardInsry Etup,lops, VIZ.
Wr0ss two ~ eight kOleles Viii cure
eeaiy Ernpsnna ~ TIN fkin. tleers. f1rrs. and
lapkvt inihe Munlh and stomach. EfysipslAs,ete,
healthy action - lie Liver aud iaplUsn, Will reg.
krONt eWN % Ns1 hOeeyea viii ~ found
t1uttnal Hi curing Neuralgia. sick sIisadAGha, NJ.
Niins' Dante and Erlapsy
Rsen ave 90 twelve bottles win eare
the Mufst easrs III hstufiia,
wrONe ehree ~ twelve o0eeeea will
fnre severe and obstinate sastts ~ GaiHrfh.
Rr0ns evgD ~ four OUteDes will snra thu
worst eanas VI plea, aud regulate tpstlte Bowels,
. yyess ,Eo g ssa BOTTLES VII f"fa
" rrsss I w sessis, o. hotties ,os %.
Sold ~ oil Druggists
b. RANxOM, NON I CO, rSspr's,
u.s 1. ~ tarsi sotuu,n uulEhto. N. n.
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pJ,ti' fFs fRl'
rss:lnif NnMAfHn4lt asaHa.a.t.
liDpadmanls ID Mar,ays, the cate
aid euro. kant AreastiJttot Il, ppft
paid fof 80 aania, hfIDa. e., NntIflrH,
6i7 Nv GbHriss S'faat, fst LDuis. Nh,
The great specialist. Kaad his works.
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.rAAT tRsEsnn.

stns " ii,s nnat popular Mriisrv fl f,un.
leals ~ Alur RIA llaaiars II Ia H..
ar.l - ~, Her far Himself. IN In.
Ing l,ia iis#t vii understand u tua ii.
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bridges INV hta.y
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A snl,uolmanipr snu very rar,inl /

n shllpolnaaiar nnH snry partial ~
unc u hs pupils. aid very sosere 10
tine In liz, buth wuro
iatly IL ralIetl them un the Aoor.
'Jaaea, M boy mid 10 10 thu
fasert'r. legrcii,iili, but Kindly, VII,
were 80 lntrf'
'i.a 40. Viz. replied Jamep, \ VIVA
fs'ee.t iii. md dreamed WIS going
u tnllt.r,lu. aui thought thu school
i,nll IN lhn loll II tic steambpa,. Z
Tint nill A. n, by. aai'l the 'eaeh-
~ F'atl IL III fNtl,sa II shield him,
u'aa. tall Tia truth ny 10y
Aud nov, alr. mil Lu 1, Tho other,
tternl, Where N.,r yanf'
'i,n see, III. mid lie urel'ln, can.
lilly, i va- waiting II sce Jim IN.
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haie 4 aaiid nni aif' s,b ~ ~ shout.
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YOR yEny LITTLE l'OLEs.

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tn 5aillK u raadsrH, wlieI, have haan ~
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TIE tiAWk-EYE.
Prospectus Tor - /.
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with thfsp commitments. nj TIL uttf IN !
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aii tie p.alle sltnii .ulnl the full fruit II
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keeping e,if READERS Informed ~ ail tim, i.
traneglFIns. and iainy mir utmosi iii sura,r
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Sewn News.
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business.
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Mr. shnIl W. forgH thu lighter affairs "
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I'm Younger readers, an.i for ail who wIsi. 10
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Insurance iy,nss.

kiMnAiL 4 IAMNNMOntm, ~ sA~
HnnA.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19
Bristol Clothes ,s'aa!lsl

Patented Nov. IL, IsOn.
The only machine In tha world Tint
washes ilaiinelr nnl wonlans without full.
ing. II i smple; lias Int iNo rollers /;
cannot possibly Get ont ~ order mil its
Into My tub, Clothes ennnui become m.
tangled, nnd II will NaAl, til ltilst ~ i
wrist band perfectly. II u nui.tiefs. Ind
DOES mt wear nr tear The clothes.
heii~ NJ sAc Low Price ~ h1.5O.
A child can work II enslly. II washes
four Shirts NJ once. AlaD akirla, Collars,
and Wristbands Glenn. II II tie fasnlIte
everywhere. All Nllo Sc l!is machine In
operation exelAim
Joy 70 tho Weird Relief has Como |
Everybody buying Il satisfied viii, iha
bristol Washer.
III not for raic In Your place. scnd NV
e750 mud wa VIII send you Washer by
express, or, II you prefer, will benl ono
cob,
Agents wanted everywhere. Tor terms
and illustrated circular address
UHfsTOE U'lsHEH 70,
~ u. Water st.. Chicago.
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Lfferly Studies.
LnnLer Usaiers.

IiINNl<G, ~. 4 J.. Robert phrlsu
ak.,i. AasN Asas thv ELEVATOR. s.~ ~
ttk. 4 AIGI, tard essnsv ~
lin aUa Market ASrecs..
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Harness Makers.

NtILtH, rNID. Asr nj.
NAiGMA. u. A., $ht u MsAt dues Jewel.
- Atuls,
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third Linrs mail.r tlan Uu. yonn1 Pvtaa.
ihua giving great ynrlrty fur nh Mil. I'M
sfant Literary and Pictorial Attractions,
nnl Nv beautiful Printing, II Will be fund
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-07
AHUsEMENTS.
Onara House.

There was but a limited attendance at
| the Opera House last night, (the last night
| of Mrs. Bowers engagement, on account of
| the inclemency Of the weather. The play
| of '.Lu0etia Borgiar was presented in a
very acceptable manner, and was followed
| by the farce of s-Sketches in India" in
which Harry Everett as "TUm Tate" and
Miss Gilman as "Sally Scraggs" kept the
audience in roar of laughter from the
time they appeared until the curtain drop
ped.
A great many reserved seats were secur-
ed, but owing to the heavy rain which fell
during the entire evening, many Of these
were not occupied.
MONDAY NIGHT-Miss Fanny B. Price
commences an engagement at the Opera
House OH Monday evening. A st. Joseph
exchange thus refers to this lady:
'sThe play last night was comparatively
new, and had never been produced before
in st. Joseph. 1t was well calculated to
develop the versatile powers of Miss Price,
and she was equally successful as ''Jennie
Wilson," as ssLady Eversleigh," and as
MADAM Brewer" The three characters
are so different from each other that one
could not but wonder at the readiness with
which she adapted herself to each. AT
times she seemed to forget her surround
ings, and to be acting under an inspiration,
so perfectly did she seem to be the character
she assumed. In person and address, Miss
Price is one of the most attl active persons
on the American stage. Families in form
and figure, and possessed of a taste which
enables her to select her wardrobe in such
a manner that it shall at once become her
self and her assumed character, it is safe to
say that she has made friends of all who
have seen her in st. Joseph. She combines
heart and intellect.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-07
THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT.-Chas. b. Lowell was
appointed and qualified administrator OF
the estate of John A. Cox, deceased.
In the case of w. G. Blackman and
others VS.. w. H. Blackman and others, re-
port as to division of land confirmed, and
final decree entered.
CIRCUIT COURT.-State of Tennessee
VS.. NJ. Walsh, Revenue collector ct al; APP
peal to the Supreme Court.
Henry 7. Yeatman VS.. A. Iser; iudg-
ment by motion.
Arlington q FarTar VS.. Eugene Cary; APP
peal to Supreme Court.
w. n. Yater, next friend and of Eliza
Garrett, VS., Sarah J. Owens alias Alice
Cromwell; Judgment for plaintiff 5000.
G. w. Henderson, vs.. p. A. Dssor; ap-
zeal to Supreme Court.
CHANCERY CoURT.-Decrees were en-
tered in the follo%ing cases yesterday: c..
G.. Cabier Us. VIM. Strong; James I'll. Al
len VS.. Geo. w. Saplpaw and others; Ma
tilda Barry and others VS.. C, ". Cunning
HON: Morris & Stratton VS.. Edwin A. Ea.l
AID Others; r. B. c. Spence VS.. j. t. Dun
lap ana others; State of Tennessee VS.. Jas.
McCampbell, admir-; Charles w. Miller VS..
W. r. Bell ;R. L. Galbraith, guardian, VS..
Chas. Metcaf and Others; NJ. q. L. Clai-
borne VS. T. NJ. Brennan and others.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-07
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL.

Janauschek will celebrate the Centennial
by retiring from the stage.
George l.. Fox, the great clown, now at
the Grand Opera House, walks up to the
boX-office every Tuesday and takes in his
little $3.50 salary.
Nilsson is to present portrait of herself
to the Svea Society of Brooklyn. 1t is ex-
pected to be a singing likeness.
Robert Franz, the German sOng-Rritar,
tried to be composed when his admirers
presented him with $4,000 the other day.
Nilsson has lost faith in American in
vestmentS. She was heavy loser by the
fires both in Chicago and Boston, losing in
all S250,000.
Lucca is estimated to be worth over $500.
600. When she came to this country one
year ago; her entire assets amounted to not
more than $4,000.
Mrs. ScOtt-Siddops sold flowers at the
Springfield Bazaar the othernight, and made
all the youths in town forget there was.
such a thing as panic.
Buffalo theatre-goers are trying to content
themselves with the subdued intensity OF
Buffalo Bill and the passionate earnestness
of Mr.. Johnny Thompson.
Augustin Days call for supernumeraries
Tor tOXS new pantOmme OF "Humpty
Dmpty Abroad" produced in the Grand
Opera House lest Monday evening, was re-
sponded to by over two thousand persons,
two-thirds of whom were genteel young
girlg.
Brignoli's atrocious English is well
known. On one occasion, while stopping
at the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, his
hair brush was stolen from his room. The
infatuated Italian rushed down to the Of
flee and propounded the following ques-
ton to one of the clerks: "Clerruck! Cler-
ruck Yesterday, was one hair brush; to-
day, what ann I?'
Salvini's really excellent drama, ''Sam-
son. founded, in all its incidents, upon
Biblical story, suggests the thoughts it
not possible to draw further from this
source for the stage? Would not the effect
of Biblical plays be of incalculable benefit
TO the stage, in attracting to the theater a
class who can only occasionally now be in
dueed to visit it? Would not such patron
age raise the standard of our plays and
players in giving managers new and cul-
tivated taste to which to appeal? The
stage'is all-powerful for goodlor evil, and it
aims naturally to please those who most
support il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-07


We were more than gratified yesterday
by a visit to our editorial rooms Of Mr.. NJ.
J. Hughes, of New York City, formerly of
Knoxville, Tenn. He is the inventor of
the Coordination Stereotype Plate" which
promises to work revolution in the print
ing bus. ness and more especially in that
branch best represented in the phrase ''pat-
ent outside. St. John writes that in his days
there was no end to the making Of books,
aud the simplicity of Mr.. Hughes invention
taken with its cheapness opens to us
vista with no end of newspapers. If we
have any objection to it, it is that much
reading may render obsolete the faculty of
thinking.
The leading feature of Mr.. Hughes in
vention in his method of attaching stereo-
type plates for the printing press. Every
typo has had opportunity to swear at the
ordinary stereotype plate mounted on wood,
which swells with moisture and shrinks
with heat, while the tacks or brads are
chemically loose. Mr.. Hughes substitute
is perhaps best described as being the same
stereotype plate with. a vertical fange from
the centre of the under side, securing it be-
tween two parallel pieces of furniture"
metal or wooden. The plate is thus lastly
fastened for the press, while the furniture
is useful for all other ordinary purposes in
a printing office. The bearing this device
will have on the .''patent outsiden business
and standing advertisements, vii best be
appreciated by an inspection of specimens.
AS we understand, Mr.. Hughes will give
our country conferes an opportunity to see
these for themselves, A subsidiary inven-
ton which struck us as quite valuable, was
the "make'' of his furniture. 1t is a COM
binatioR of wood and metal, presenting an
even metal surface on all sides, while the
expense of solid metal is evaded by plug
ging it with seasoned and chemically pre-
pared wood, thus tightening the article and
its cost. We predict great success for our
Knoxville inventor, as publishers and
printers become familiar with his achieve
ments.