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TRUTHFUL JAMES TO, THE EDITOR.

{YnznA, 1879
Which It IL not my atylo
To produce neod1eas pain
BY statements that rlc,
But horos Captain 5sef - It'll ya and xyo hn. no
akelp On bis btaini
On that Caucasian hoad
TAoro L. no crown Of hair,
1tis gene It flas fodi
And asks, ats this Nation White Mans, and IL
generally things On tho aqunre?"
she VIZ = H1sss tnewn a,ta, tn tho ts,,n camp
And folks Of that stamp
uez rights In tho Law,
But is trcncherous, sinful and ainy, "a Nyo might
hev' well known before.
But aho satd that she know
Where tho InIins was lid,
And tho statement WAS truo,
/ For It seened that ahe did;
slnce sho led William where he covered by
tcen Mo1ocs, and-sild!
Then they reachea for hta hair;
I l surrcndersDno $40 more:
And oohs to s i rssted hear n0 psn'F
But Captain JACK roao
And he soz " It's too thin.
Such statementa a. thosu
ItH too late to begin.
There's 5fodoc indictment agin you, palstaco, and
"You stolo achonchiu's aqu.w
In tho year 'Sixty-Tw0;
It was iii 's1ty-Four
That Long Jack you went through,
And you burned Nasty Jims raucheria, mud his wives
"Ths gun in my hand.
'aainst tho inv of the land,
And grieves It Ia truel"
And he buried his face In his blanket md wept az ho
frrfr n
, 1873-06-12


The vicinity Of Platteville md 1Bolnont woro
visited last Tuesday oyoning by the heaviest aud
moat destructive rain storm that has boon known
in that neighborhood for many yeara. Nearly
oil tho bridges Oh tho Calamino and plattovillo
Railroad Waro carried away, and tho enbank-
monts badly damaged. Tho sudden filling up Of
the streams cauaed sal havoc to tho da1ns,
ing most OF the soason arc entirely dry, sudden
ly assumed tho proportions Of a largo stream Of
rapid toa1ning Water, carrying destruction where
over thoy wont.
Tho plattoyille Witness gums up the disasters
''About fifty feet Of n1r. N. Il. Virgins mill
dam was taken out. Tho dam was built Of rock,
and tho damage will DO very heavy. The rock
bridge, near Mr. Virgins mill, is also 80 badly
damagod that teams cannot cross It,. About
thirty foot Of tho railrond track near tho brewery
was waahod out from under tho rails. Tho
bridge across Pine street was carried away, as
we'll as considerable portion Of Honderahot's
Two-thirdB Of Choevor's mllldam was carried
away ; also tho bridge aoroBa the race, as we'll "a
tho ono across tho main stream. Tho bridge
ac1oss tho Platte on the Potosl road WAS carried
away. Tho carth embanlment aoroas the Plato
noar jacobs Mills was undermined md somewhat
damaged, but travel WAS not impeded. Tho bridge
across tie branch noar Mr. II. 8. Rountroo's
west Of tho village is so badly damaged % to
make the crossing dangerous. "A, great M deal OF
damage NA6 uone 81 LILO poWuer"muI. Inc 1oun-
dation Of tive OF tho buildings woro undermined
and partly takon out, aud the raco WAS badly
damaged III eoyoral placos. Work will be Bus-
pended for abont ten daya. All tho fouceB on
tie wator-couraes we're taken out In many In
STANCES ponts firmly plantoa wore pul1oa out and
carried with tho ourront. Cattle, hogs, and
sheep were oyertakon and q great many mado
narrow ouoap o.. Mr. Aug. tyler loat about
milo Of fonco. hf1. William Hull, ut Limostouo,
had two wagons carried down tho stream. At
Belmont, pr. q. II. Gratiot's lumbcr was scatter
el badIyh ~
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SPRINGFIELD.
Cnt-Worrna In Southern 1lllnoiA--Nct-
ttc Stuart IMatitute.~Ilecti0 Kc-

Clt-WOrnaa In Southern Illlnoia--Bcs-
ttc Stuart Inatitute-~I;lecti0n IKc-
turns.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
srntNorIELD ILL.,, juno 11.-Partias hero
from Tho southern part Of tho 6tato nay TINT tho
out-worns AaYc injured the young corn in that
Boction.
The South Chicago Bowling Club, and the
Newton Wagon Company, of Isatasin, pitat $780, =
000, hayo filed certificates OF organization In tho
Office Of tho Secretary Of Btato.
Tho graduating exercises Of tho Dottio Stuart
Institute for young ladies wore hold to-day at
tl1o Congregation Chapel Tho following IL a
liat OF tho graduation: hfissoa Emn,a Durkarlt
!; +, A. coler, Aaoie Keyos' Ida French, Mimic
limo Post. Tie laat.nanod lady had tho honor
OF delivering tho yalodictory.
Tho Methodist cLurcllos of this city will mako
q picnic excursion to buffalo lIoart Grove on
Saturday, tho 21st inst.
The Official returnA of hIercor County for H1l-
preme Court Judge glso Craig Last yosca, aud
, 1873-06-12

DETno1T, Juno 11.-rAsaED DowN-Props Vandcr-
Intor- Ocean and barge, Pringlo and barge. Horny
Howard and barge barka Snnnysido and L. O. Wood
run schra Eacannba, G. Sherman, .. J. Gard, Ilccd
re1ning, Moaes Gage, Anna Marla.
PASSED ur-proIa Tweod, Plymouth, 0coAn, Dean
Richmond, st. hlbans Lincoln md barge, Estabrooko
and barges bark City Of buffalo sclrs Kato Gi1lott
Thnulas Qnayic Thomas GAVIN, 4. g. Morey.
W1ND-Nortbcast,
CITY c aohra hoddngton, Jamas Harrison, Lake For
PASSED Up-Prol,s Mary Jarccki and barge Turner
anu bargea. Frtndevilla and barge Wins1ow hArk
Frank Crawford.
WINp-Northeast.
, 1873-06-12
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY JUNE H. 1873
corn to got ono to tho Atlantic Boa-board. ILL.,
noia and WISCONSIN three, aud all tlieir froighta

corn to get ono to tho Atlantic soa-board. ILL.,
nois and Wisconsin three, aud all tl,elr frofghta
Ahu IhraB aro IN proportion.
Tho almighty dollar or Orodit Mobfllor Htook
usod In tho halls Of our Stnto mud National Logis-
lnsllres llaa passed. laws giving tho most valuable
OF our homestead lands into the hands Of lawloss
railroad corporations, who, under the falso, do
signing ploa Of developing tho RESOURCES Of tho
country aro robbtng us OF everything.
"our stnto Legislatures aro pnolsod with rail-
road officials md professional otco.soekors WHO
control legislation md ahnfo 1t to bonoft their
own corporations at our oxponae. Thoso cor
potatio1ls aro forming combinations to 1nonop-
olize freight charges and dictate to shippor, NOR
chants. protlucor, aud oonsumor, what they shall
submit to, right or wronR In proof Of which 1t Ia
nov currently reported throughout tho nows-
papers Of tho country TINT tho Northwestern
md st. Paul. Roads, the two grent controlling
rohdR Of tho State, arc making arrangements to
pool thor earnings for tho noxt sovon years,
30 as to provoht all competition botwoon these
two gront railroads, anl allow ihom TO demnnd OF
tho farmers Of Wisconsin their own prico tor
our products, and undoubtedly with tho inten-
tion Of making the following aHaertion good .
Tho xoad Is determined to mako II 10 torriblo
for tho public to fight It, right or wrong, that
thoy will bo glad to stop IT, Thoreby moaning
thnt no matter how just mans claim is, thoy,
tho road, will buy iudgoB, and corrupt tho whole
systefn Of Justice to carry out thoir nefarious
deHigtia."
, 1873-06-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Now York Financial Nosys.
NEW VonK, juno 11.-afonoy VIVA cary nt 4@5 per
cont
Sterling ruled lrrner at 1885, for GO day Ioa
ing as 109, aud 110@110K for sight
ing at 117ht with incroase ncivIty. Lstis 4@l pof
t4o,oo00oo Trcafury disbursements tSo9 fnostly
IN redemption q 62oa It "pcara nat tue heavy a',
entry Of specie slirmcnt s72ao To-day oyer $500
Qovernmonta quiet but hra1s
State boltla steady.
Tho atock 1nnrke. hap boon moderately acaivo in =
fow leading shares, bu, otherwise quiat an feature
loss. Toward midday atocka wore freely pressed for
cent. Wcatern Union bore tho brunt Of tho nttack,
falling from e21 Blk. In tho afternoon thoro was
recovery to 81 tho general market cloanH 1rn at
reaction Of X@l ror cent from tho lowest point Tho
German hgaors Of Eric oxactcd 104 day for the uso
Of stock. Tho chief fluctuations wore: st. paul, 5O,
6l9 !0s, eoA psciao Mall, so;i, 4o1, 3o.S, %: ID
ap!e. Lake shoro, 0l, so oo'6 Wabaan. ~. g.
5osepn, ~, q; Er's, c3@03N NsM YoEk oontrnl.
Isiaad 1o8S, lo7z, ioaN, 1os Union Pacific, AK,
2sH. 27K: Tho actual carninga Of tho oodlImbus, q nra
Chicago 1ndinnn Central for MARCEL $i10 Q70 IN
Increase at {37,73A over Mnfch, 1871.
r3taritru 1nG7k
, 1873-06-12

Of Trustees and Visitors, On. m. Closing oxor-
oiaoB of term, will, report Of studonta Grades,
report Of Examining Committee, aud announce
mont md distribution Of prizes, d p. m. Annual
Grafton toforo tho Illlalothoan Society, BY tho
Hon. r. 0. Howe, IL. D., United Station Benator
from WiaconBin, 8 p. m.
Wednesday, juno 25-nounion Of Phlalc.hoan
nnd ph@nix Societies, . to II n. m. Bualnosa
1neotinp Of Tho Alumni Association, p. IN. Pub
lilo 1nooRing Of Alumni; grafton by Thompson b.
Wooka, Il. H.. class Of 1853; esaay by Margaret
j. Evans, A. H., class Of 1860 necrology Of
year, addfessoa, hc,, 8 p. m.
Thursday June 25-E1oroiaoB Of Graduating
class, Oh 4. m. Commencement Dinner, with
spooohos aud addresses by alumni, vlaitors. etc.,
4'p. III.
, 1873-06-12
f1eb; No. $l.75. Corn dull and lower at 42c. Oats
dull and lower at 800.

fl.Ho No WHO. corn uuu Anu lo#of at &C. oht8
>''''& '''s@ '"'& Iit1IADELprrA.
THrnADE1rr1A, Jn1o o11.-DnrAnsruYrs- Flour dull
Eigher yoliow so9Sio IN ntxod wcsorn. 90. 80. % o.s
D:% xs; ~ se s' f'sano for juno ,pe
pAnrruonr, juno NitEsai m.nSnrenarurrs-r1our dull
and weak; Western surcrtno. s4.75@5.75; e1tras,
{e.2s@7.75. Wheat dull rod winter Western. $1.45@
1.60. Corn dull mtxed Westcrn G2MGaG3c, Oats
s!oady; mixed, %7@tso; white, Aaa1oc. Ayo dull at
inoua1ora-pu1l and unchanged.
nuTTsn-unchangcd.
WH,sHx-osA@a4c.
1uFpALo, Jnno 11.--dRA1x- -dcnornlly dntl; prices
nominally unchanged; sales, Il any, moi rsporlcd
TLoun-stcady; demand fair.
t"S''n4'-''' '0s s1Ehp1iIg Ehfp1i npa '' Tor corn
,MEMrH1s, Juna 11.-CoTroN-Tirm !; good ordinary,
6nEADsruFrs- QUOT and weak at s4so@1o.oo.
Corn firm at &c. Oats firm at 43@44c. Corn meal
iiAr--Dnii ut slb.oo@q4.oo.
Moonmnull md dropping; shoulders, 7@7Ao;
'''e'' Ss'&e' oswEao
No: hiilSankee si.54. Corn jul At S2d55o. oatss
''e''' '''''' '0'; NEW ORLEANS.
new OnLEANs,- June nsTpFFs--Flour
81 inGsSn asss ssSs sss 'Sass xSs, 3d. % Sa;
InAs-DaiI Il s176o. ..-....-... =,
1s@its @4sn1sss1a 1a5a Sss tereo s@3a kss, a&@1o&'
ass ss's; io H$ss pssus ssss ss';s:sy ss
eoastwise, 1,sSs; stesf, S3,lsl9; S,l2;yn
CLEVELAND, Juno n:-Bnr4psrgrrs-.wh dull
n sna vsa Ne 1ai1n rcd o1a st sgS; No s4
3f~-{ot nj mi Ff1nrsf
, 1873-06-12
PERSONAL,

DR.. A. 8. Dill Wisconsin is at tho shormsn.
DR.. E. 8. Fowler, Springfield, Is at the sher-
man.
bon. J. 8. Todd, Louisville, ia ut the sher-
man.
Hon. Il. q. Dodge, Cloyeland, is at the Bhor-
man.
Hon.. ]. e. Speed, Louiaville, is at tho shor-
man.
a. Downing Boone Republican, la ut tho Mat
teson.
Dr. Bent. II. Pugh, Cleveland, is ut the Mat
teson.
Judge J. II. Krinn, St.. Louis, is at The Grand
Pacif1c.
Judge !. H. Murphy, Of Davenport, To-, is at
Durke's.
Mrs. Con. G. H. Booth, Dubuque, Is At the
Mattes0n.
Capt. @. HueHdale, Hartford, Conn.,, is at tho
Matteaon.
Hon. John A. Cartor Louisville, ia at the
Judge J. r. Boutwell,, Augusta, Ca, ia at tho
Ed. Fe1lner, Frankfort-on-the-M Main, Ia at tho
Prot. E. +. orano, Of arend Rapids, Mich, is
at Burko's Hotel.
Col. J. Il. Howe, Chicago l. Northwestern
1iaiEoad, Ia at the Grand Pacific. ''''
T. 8ohooller, R. Wolff, q. Erkius P. Brood
<linghsus, Germany, aro at the Grand Pacific.
Sam Ashton yesterday told Mai Stevenson,
OF tho. Supreme Court, that he waa thinking
seriously Of practtclng law. Sam aays thoro is
nothing in tho world like novelty.
Chief Juetiee Williams, at tho Cook County
Circuit Court, feeling slightly indlaposed, has,
acting upon medical advice, decided to drop
work for q day or two aud reouperete.
Among tho arrivals at tho Gardner yesterday
wore tho following II. y. Loo1nis Buffalo
George FEitch and wife, san Francisco II. N.
Eastman, st, Louis Albert Smith, A, bwauzy,
Nov York; J. 2. Wooduan md wife, Elgiu II,
@. Horn, New York.
Among tho arrivals at Burke's European
Hotel, yesterday, wero: D. Z. Sawyer, Uoatou,
Jno. Aver, Lowell, Mass; 4. ". Lotto CiucIn.
nati e. 8. Tweedy, Faribault, Mimi; II. II.
Weir, LaPorte, Intl.; D. CurtisB, Newton, To-: ",
8. Aillor, Green Bay.
Among tho arrivals at tho Sherman yoster-
day wore tho following: George D. Cook aud
wsfo, PhilaaelpAia |, g. 3. ars,Aa, Goorgia
Mason Young, Now York George D. Fisk. Ba,,,
Francisco; W. ?. Shelley, Keokuk John q.
Alaccabo, Memphis J.. IT, Rhodes, Cincinnati;
T. a. Chadwick, New orlcana; O. ". stteknoy,
Eric Railway.
Among tho arrivals at the Grand Pacific yes-
tesday Weza tho following, G. s. QAmofon,
, 1873-06-12

War1noth's father has boon elected Mayor Of
Rolla, Mo.
Col aooroo II. oork1,;t1 .aa bcco,nc ono NJ TIN
propriotors Of tho Washington Chronicle.
Grant was ACCOMPANIED to Long Brunch 1,y etx
full-bloodod horses ono COW, ma several do9s.
3; A. G. po@roy succooas William II. Pafhor
o. g., sqpa2f5nsenoehs p25 OF lilo boason' Aafslord q
4ss4o 1'4a11ouo+
Oonyers, tho colorca ,nidabipman at Annapolis,
5ailod to pass his examination, and Inns boon
nh pon Tow. Wal non.,, ..n, -.
parI atr,ot nhn5o, "nen na, noesncf pFencmoa ~
s!.s IN nstse. Cnaions pon5ou nunoAy FORENOON.
, 1873-06-12

DurFA1o, June Observation-Disclosures to-day, 1915.
Market uct!vo but not quito 80 lively yestorday.
ahade wouksr. Tho quality is inferior 70 Inst weoks
g. sslss: 6oq Illinois atsors ayoraging 1o9o@1 4s9 a.
fss13@S93n; l9 illinois stocke5s, averaging gs, at
$s.o05G8o; 20 Missouri hoifcrs, syoraging so4. At
$s8s; "A Texas ataosa, averaging 104 at s5.12M "a
Iowa Bteors, averaging l,21B@1 ,27l, ut 1920; Ia
Cherokee atoors, averaging o6031 12o ut 5bo@6o
1s Michigan eteers, ayeraglng lGo, a saoo; 10 Ohio
steers, averagtng l97o@}a a,325, st $3.50.
dull and heavy, and full 10 OFT yestorday's prices.
Tho only Halcs reported wore 40 Ohio clipped
sleep, averaging 774B3, ut =. 4.G045.50.
Moda-neccipts To-day, 1,4o0. Market slow md
dull Eastern buyers refusing To oIer oyor $3.50 for
choice lots. Prices nominal ut $4.6004.75 Sales
BIT Illinois h0gp averaging 1B4@212, at $4.T0; 1876
Missouri hogs averaging 1GG, u A.f0.
, 1873-06-12

Lawrence University, Appleton, WIZ.
Tho following is tho programme for Com
nencen1ont-Hook at tho Lawrolloo University;
Friday, Ju'e 2o-Examnation OF Preparatory
p. IN. to 4:90 p. M.
Saturday, june determinations Of propara-
tory and Collage classos, 0 a. N. to IL III. lrixo
doclamation BY mcmbors OF Junior and aoplo-
moro olnsBaa, p. Ill.
Sunday, Ju,,e at Commencement loya-teast,
0 a., N. Daccalauroatu sermon by President
Btoolo, 9p. IN. Sermon before tho religious 10.
cleties, by tue Rev. q. @. uaddook, a. H., p.
III.
olayacB 8 q. III. to Ia H.. and 1:90 to $3.50 p. IN.
Exhibition Of Preparatory claBa, 8 p. IN.
Tuesday, June 24-Moottng OF tie Joint Board
, 1873-06-12

An addrous signed by farmers In ovory town In
Columbia County, Wla., calling for County
Convention at Portage. Juno 25th, ia published
tn the portage Register, Among other things
the address Hnya,
"oar preaant railroad system Ia running our
country. 1owa has got to give four bushels OF
, 1873-06-12
Illinois Izfvor ants Onnnl Ncxys.

Special Ntpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
T4ASALLR, H., June 1.-Two coil bargos came m
from Peru To-day to load with GOAL Tho canal bout
aypsey Queen, loaded with lumber from Chicago,
passed. out Of tho canal and dropped down to Peru,
loaded with lumber and salt from Chicago for Naples.
pnsaed out Of tho canal Tho river is at s.art With
twenty.soyen inches Of water OH tho dam at Henry.
and ton feet two fnchos Of water tho nitro sill Of
lock 1t.
, 1873-06-12

PITTSBURGH, "a, June 11.-OAr1LE-Arrivnls fair ;
best eNo; atockors, 4H@5IHo; common, 4kc; scala
ways, Sc.
BHETr-Arriva1s very heavy; best 5k@6ao !;
medium, 4k@6o: common 3K0a4hc. '
11oas-Arrlvals liberal: Philadelphia, 49@5o;
Workers, 4AQ4a4c.
, 1873-06-12
Lawrence 484--Craig's majority, 1908. Judge
Ploaaants' majority for Circuit Judge Is 1,703.
PHILADELPHIA,
Escape of n Religious T.s1nntlc c~..Eh 10
Stool n1uuDhnly.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno l1.-Gon. John sl1noy
Jones, who was confined In tho 1nsano Asylum
at Harrisburg, escaped this morning. 1t Is sup-
posed ho has gono Woat on foot to preach Ills
peculiar doctrinos of anlyaiioa.
at mooting OF tho American Cruclblo CAST
Stool Manufacturers today, It was resolved 10
maintain tho present pricos Of atco1
, 1873-06-12
UNDERWEAR.
SUMMER
UN D ER W EAR 4 b !

We shall keep this department constantly
supplied with tic best Foreign and Domoa-
Ito productions and at low prices, and solicit
attention to d ohoioo stock Of Gentlolnen's
Balbriggan Underwear; Joan aud Linon
Drawers Of superior out and manufactured
White Iialo Thread Vests and Drawers for
Ladios, 0hi1dren's Gauzo Drawers Of oil
sizos, and full lines Of Fine Morino, Gossu-
NOR, India Gauze, Lisle Thread, and Novia
Silk Underwear Of oil styles, grades, and
Bizea. from the best SCOTCH, English, French,
and German manufacturers, including many
speoialtios not found elsewhere.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21
Changes al thr state Agricultural
College

From ~ Elrt,Af,an .l.4k.rya
The llparel If Trustees 81 the State
Agricultural fn,le u u snl Il two las
IRA III Oh Thur. hi evening. Their
meeting was ~ tnpattant rns, NJ hn-l-
il~rs Nas transacted tia, will Mafk rnn.
rilcrhlc change IN the general manage
mcnt IL tile institution,
President Wcleh scn, in lii rrsigna.
ton on Wednesday This gentleman
organized TIN institution in lists, and
though met ~ man, obstacles has Ii.
bored diliven,l, with MI hi. seho.arI,
attachments aud fine executive ah,lit,
- bring i up = the atmns, efficiency
III IL ~efh I'll. Buarl dill not ac.
ccpt h- resignation. but reelected him
again 4, The presidency. liz har Mt
~. accepted nor l. !, known whether
h. will " Mt l'liu Industrial l'ni.
yersits 81 ARKANSAS. Vt Fayetteville.
has for clgh, months past bcen making
strenuous efforts 70 secure him ~ ,,resi.
dent u that institution. and has made
him tempting offers II II probable
that i. will accept tho nflc,a they have
~ repeatedly mh,le him; i, lens. TINT
u the surp,si,i'n among those Win
ought II know The 81 m ~, "a.
Gated every rr'iess ,rs'ip IN tl.r College
They proceeded - r"iIl them rc.r!est.
ing ina. u the ell ,ea',s with the
exception u the heapan's ia tho elinir,
n Natl'cma,ir. anl 4 cheering. Chem.
issry. nul ,l.c ,l,a,r IL ppmnlery.
These were occupied rcspeeti.cl, By
prvf. Grp " d,nrs. riof. A. y.
Fooic anl Prof Jus Mathews. who |,
~ well known ~ u irui,.rui-cr III
Town.
Nr, ! /. Roberts. The Farm super.
insen'..as r..'s,ct. and Mr. M;likai
Stalker, was e'cs."'l T. tho position
M. Roberts has filled thu place sine.
June /, 1870. aud has made ! brillian,
record 4. practical farmer. and cii.ci
cat seneher.--reM,,ing ais, tie clai,
VI PrssilHul agriculture fur The las,
year Mr. Roberts il 4 Henry count,
farmer. Mr Stalker ia mombcr d
thr clar which graduated Inst Wcdn.s
day, AMI II III. class 'ee.,rd |. any inaea
u l,s future couilr. be- il the msn e.,
Tho place.
!. Tic chair u pe,nolopy wus abolished
VI tie Board. aud now ono created
-~llsrs.cuhnrc and Forestry. Nr. II.
II. II Afse. u Ircopa,t, ILL.,. was 81
Uets.! u d. to rainc.
y resolution nss I'nt'ri w the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

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lleeas t. su4a.i u staipl ~ ma Il
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name IT Spanish authority
ttsIm.A. IL -
whether ahe ADMINISTRATION WISHES y
On MI she outrage VIII w a'phe'' am
Inc ''fee''as aespe''sa u 'uha taken
W w 'hr'a' AM r'fanEe'' wv ~ ~.
's'ra'e. IS sentiment = 'te leatie
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Bristol Clothes Washer
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Patented Nav. ~. IAaN.
The only machine In Tho world that
washes ilalinris and Wnalcns without full
tng. Il Ii simple, has Int two rollers |,
cannot posslbly pol uui of order And iits
Into any tub. Clothes cannot hcroMe IN.
tangled, and II will wael he'd quilt or 4
wrist band perfectly, Il Il nolstlcss. ind
DOES not wear Or tcnr ihc clothes.
Sells ~ shs Low Isslr~ " t5.6O.
A child can work II easily II WISHES
four Shirts nj once, Also Skirts, Collars,
and Wristbands clean. II Ii Tho IasorIte
everywhere. All who SEQ this machine In
operation cxclaim
~ % ~ Wes1ll 14lisf has osmell
Everybody buying II satisfied With The
Bristol Washer.
II NOT for sale in your place, send IN
$40 and No will send you Washer by
express, Or, II you prefer, VIII send ono
Agents wanted everywhere. For terms
md illustrated circular AddWss
D1yST0L WAsHx1 Co,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21
The Davenport 4 ~. Paul X. n.

Tho Rochester ( Mum. Union Ways.
The y. 4 81, T. road Is now hcing or-
Grated TO Faycttc. aLs IT eighty Ave
MICS south Of here. The grade ii
within about iorty.cight miles u this
city. Tho company have succeeded IN
wcAlhcring tho financial storm, hut
will not bc able 10 lay any moro truck
this year. Il will depend cnt'ral,
upon tho financial condition Of tho
country N tho spring, whether lhe road
reaches this city next year Or mt; but
tho irnn will DO laid 10 tho State line,
unless tho very severe stringcncy IN
tho money market now existing should
continue, which II not now deemed
probable.
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