davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
SUPREME C0uRT-SeNERAl TERM.

Verdict in General Sessions Reversed.
Before Judges Ingraham, Brady and Learned.
Some time since Thomas Bell was convicted in
the General Sessions OF an assault with intent to
commit more heinous offence upon young girl
seven years old. The case was brought yesterday,
upon writ OF error, before this Court, by Mr..
William F. Howe, and new trial asked for. The
points raised were that it was error to allow the
evidence of two other girls as to simi
lar assaults upon them. Mr.. Howe urged
that it was proof Of a distinct ana di1erent
offence, for which the prisoner might be
indicted; that 1t had no tendency to prove the
onence 10r which the prisoner was on trial; that
the evidence ELECTED on the cross-examination of
the prisoner that he did not assault or attempt
improper liberties with other children was purely
collateral matter; that 1t had no bearing upon the
point really involved viz, whether he had outraged
Adele Gillette; that being collateral, the answers
OF the witness were conclusive, and 1t was error
to allow him to be contradicted, and thereby in
troduce new and collateral issue into the trial.
ordered reversal Of the previous judgment and q
new trial.
Philip Wilke, the Convicted Murderer.
The particulars or the homicide of which Philip
Wilke was found guilty are too fresh in the public
memory to require repetition. 1t will be remem-
bered he was convicted OF murder in the second
degree and sentenced to State Prison for life His
case came up on appeal in this Court yesterday,
and was argued at length by Mr.. Howe. The Court
reserved Its decision.
Eustacin st. Valerie.
This so-called Confidence Queen, against wnom
five indictments were found and for one OF which
she is now serving out term Of five years in
State Prison, is anxious to be restored to liberty
An appeal has also been taken in her case, and tile
same was argued yesterday by Mr.. Howe and with
the same result as In the above case.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
- xas..--.e'
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
THE RESeNTENclNG or FOSTER.

The Arrival OF the Omcial Documents
from Albany-A Probable Motion To-
Day by the District Attorney.
In the case OF William Foster, who has under
gone sentence. OF death for the murder OF Avery
D. Putnam on the 26th day OF April, 1871,
and who was only saved by stays of
proceedings obtained by his counsel, the Court
of Appeals at Albany, having affirmed the decision
of the lower Courts it only remains for the prisoner
to be resentenced to have the full sentence OF the
law carried out t..
District Attorney Phelps stated yesterday that
the documents in the Foster case had arrived from
Albany, and it was more than probable would be
nled to-day, when Fosters case will be brought up
IN the Supreme Court General Term and the pris-
oner resentenced, after which the full penalty of
tie law will be carried out unless Governor Dix
will commute the sentence.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
THE LIBERTY STREET TRAGEDY.
Thc Inquest soon To Re Heidi.

Coroner Keenan,, in response to an inquiry by "a
representative of the HERALD yesterday, stated
that on Monday he Will name day for holding an
inquest on the body OF Nicholas b. Duryea, pol
icy' dealer, who was literally hacked to death with
bowie knife in Liberty street on the evening Of
the 10th ultimo by his former partner, John E.
simmons. who remains at Bellevue Hospital, under
treatment for the fracture OF his ankle, sustained
during the fatal struggle The injured limb s still
encased In plaster OF Paris, and as simmons VIII
probably be Kept at the hospital for two or three
weeks longer, the inquest will be held at that
place. The recent alarming frequency OF murder
In tnis city has revived in this, as well as Other
cases, intense public interest which Is certAln.
unfavorable ~ the prisoner.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
THE EXCISE LAW IN BROOKLYN.
Trial or Delinquent Williamsburg
Liquor Dealers.

large number OF Williamsburg liquor dealers
and bartenders, arrested on Sunday last for volat-
ing the Excise law, were on trial in Justice Eiotts
Court yesterday afternoon. The court room was
crowded to sunocation by the friends OF the pris-
oners, and large crowd remained outside, await
ing the result The following named were tried by
fury and were acquitted without much debera.
ton, their counsel, Henry B. Davis, claiming that
there was no proof OF any OF them having been
licensed William Keating, John Wall, George q.
Gould, Anton puckrill, John Frank.
The following named delinquents were ordered
TO appear for examination on Wednesday next
Barney Duffy. Harmon Krey, Christian Hamps, Jo-
seph Armbruster, LOUIS Langenhauscr, Robert
Clarkson and lgnatz Weston.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
AIDING THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL VICTIMS

A musical and literary entertainment. under the
auspices OF the Catholic Volunteer Literary and
Musical Association, was given last evening at
Apollo Han, Twenty-eighth street and Broadway,
the proceeds OF which, 1t was understood, were TO
be disposed OF among the women who were SUI
fercrs by the Fifth Avenue Hotel fire. The house
was well crowded principally by the sympathizing
IRISH girls and laboring class OF the city. The en-
tertainmcnt was fairly carried out, and for the
most part amusing. The programme consisted OF
solos, duets, speeches, readings and dcclamatons.
Nome OF the amateurs, however, deserve mention
for ability with Me exception OF one young lady,
whose singing was very pleasing and well received.
IL II hoped the money received Will be properly
used for the sole OBJECT in view.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
Floating Fragments.

Sarony has Just completed his crayon portrait of
Miss Nelson, mention of which in its unfinished
stage was lately made in this department.
The artists OF the Tenth Street Studio Building
will hold a reception this afternoon from one to
five. This is the first reception OF the season, and
will probably be well attended. The reference
which the HERALD has made from time to time OF
the number OF new works in hand will
have given the public a fair idea of the
industry, spirit and competition manifested by
a large proportion of our artists Receptions have
latterly fallen out Of vogue, but we see no reason
why genial custom should not be advdntageOusly
revived, especially since IL is not so much the Gus
tom here IL Is abroad for strangers to visit an
atelier without an especial invitation.
We understand that there is prospect that the
forthcoming exhibition OF water-cOlor drawings
will be large and interesting enough t0 warrant
prolonged and frequent visits. Many of our artists
have been conscentously preparing for It, The
season Will prove profound disappointment un-
less it offers the opportunity to record an excep-
tional success. There can scarcely be neutral
middle course.
One Of the chief causes for congratulatIon be-
tween artists meeting at the SOmerveeArt Gal
lery during the week has been that so many really
good pictures by American artists and so much
honest work by New York painters were visible.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
COURT Of COMMON plsAs-spEcIAL TERM.
Collapse of Suit Against the Sccon
Avenue Railroad Company.

Collapse OF Suit Against the Second
Avenue Railroad Company.
Before Judge j. F. DAY.
While little daughter of Antonio Michaelis was
crossing the track of the Second Avenue Railroad
In Allen street. the 18th OF April 1871 she STUN
bed and fell and was over by passing car OF
the company, sustaining injuries compelling the
amputaton OF her left leg. Suit was brought by
the lather against the company for $4,000 dam
ages The trial began on Monday III this Court and
charge in tile complaint was negligence on the part
of the company. This was denied on the part OF
that was going only at the usual speed, and that
as soon as he saw the child he piled
his brake, but too late to prevent the
accident. 1t was very evident that the company
had made out strong defence for itself, when the
trial was brought TO sudden end yesterday morn
fng by the withdrawal on the part OF the prOsecu-
ton OF one OF the jurors. This was considered tan
tamount to an abandonment OF the prusecution-a
topher Fin appeared for the pantiii, and Messrs
Waldo Hutchings and James NJ Smith for the de-
fendants
The Old Ocean Bank Robbery.
The public have not yet forgotten the skilfully
contrived burglary of which the Ocean Bank in this
city was some eighteen months ago the victim. A
National Bank Of Lyons, Iowa, deposited IN the
bank $4,000 in United states ive-twenty
OF { e robbery. Suit has been brought against
the ocean Bank to recover the value of these stolen
bonds and the trial Began yesterday in this Courtt
On behalf OF the ocean Bank it Is claimed that
they are not responsible for the loss. The Lyons
Bank folks insist tnat the Ocean Bank people are
responsible. The trial promises to last two or
three days.
Decisions.
by Judge Loew.
Goelet vs. SpoGord.-Mouon granted.
Deler vs.. Pinckney.-SaiIe.
Eisner vs.. Johns0n.-Same.
Roberts VS.. Russcll.-Application granted.
RosenDurg vs. Eastburn.--Motion to open default
granted.
Ives VS.. Adams.-Order making injunction per-
petual granted.
In the Matter OF the Assignment OF olmstead.-
Bond ordered.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23

when the foreman, in reply to the usual question,
announced that they had agreed upon a verdict Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS DAMAGES
for plaintir. The announcement was received
with great surprise by the spectators, who, after
hearing Judge Gilbert's charge, expected much
heavier verdict.
Lawyer Sanderson who sat at one end OF the re-
porters' table, sprung eXcitedy TO his ieet and
astonished the lawyers by moving for stay OF pro-
ceedngs for twenty days There was pause and
then laugh.
"Why," said Judge Gilbert, smiling rrmly,
'you need not ask for stay the verdict is In your
favor"
But Sanderson apparently was not satisfied with
the verdict and insisted upon having another trial.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
SUPREME COuaT-SpscIAL TERM.
The Huntington Mystery-The Case OF
Kelsey, the Tarrcd and Fcathered Vic-
Before Judge Pratt.

tim.
Before Judge Pratt
The case Of George d. Banks, Royal D. Sammis
and Claudius b. Prime, who were committed by
Justice Montfort of Huntington, on the charge of
completely in the tarring and eatnering OF Charles
Kelsey, was before Judge Pratt yesterday morning
The came before the Court in pursuance OF the
following order:-
Tss Psops q ths ssa's Of Yer yort e pster Treir
and you that you have the bodies of George D. Banks
5 as sa SH % 0 a e as
cause OF such Imprisonment and detenton by whatso
oaudas B. Prime shall 6e called or charged beiore one
of the Justices OF the supreme Court at the Court House
OF January 1873 at ten O'clock A. M to do and receive
said George B. Banks Royal sammis and caadss e
Prime, and % have CS,. you then and M there this writ
Court at the Court House at Rvsrhead in the
Messrs. Downing Smith ana Scarborough an
peared for the accused who were in Court and
district Attorney Tuttle and Thomas Young for the
people.
Mr.. Downing said that application was based on
the ground that there had been evidence before
the magistrate, aud that the commitment was
Illegal.
Judge Pratt inquired II that question could be
raised on certiorari. They could not do 1t under
had no power to review the proceedings OF the
Justice or discharge the parties unless II appeared
that the commitment was irregular or detective on
It's face. The Justice OF the Peace within his sphere
vas as absolute IN his powers as Supreme Court
Justice, and he could be punished II he exercised
his functions In az arbltfasy 0f Illegal manner
Mr.. Young held that the evidence not only made
out p1'ind tacie case, but some thought If un-
contradicted every one Of the defendants could be
convicted thereon.
Mr. Downing said that the Justices decision was
entirely wrong. 1--WE are willing" said he, "to
take 1t up, point by point, and show that there is
no reason Tor holding these parties. In his written
probable to suspect the prisOners,' and that
Is the only pretence which he holds them. Now
what was to be done II magistrate could make
such O grievOus blunder? Why, on the same ground
he might send all Suffolk county to Jail and there
would be no redress" .1 ~
Judge Pratt reserved his decision. The accused
were committed by Justice Montfort, but, accord
ing to Mr.. Downing yesterday, they were allowed
to 60 on parole by the Constable.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
THE THOMPSON STREET HOMICIDE.
Williams, the P~rpetrator, Arrested I'm
Boston.

The police authorities yesterday received de-
spatch from Boston, IN which it was stated that
James Williams, the colored man charged with the
murder OF Mary Murray, also colored, late OF SO
Thompson street, by striking her on the head with
an iron stove cover during quarrel between them
on the Goth ultimo, had been arrested In Boston,
and was detained there awHting orders. With the
warrant OF Coroner Herman Detective Muin OF
the Eighth precinct, yesterday afternoon started
for Boston Tor the fugitive murderer, and probably
Will return with him to-day.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
TR0TTING AT SAVANNAH, GA.

THuSDERBoLr TRACK, Jan. 1s.-TRorrIYG-Match
$780, mile heats, best three in five, in harness.
Mr.. Nelson named Y. q. Nick King. .01
l.. A. Stannard named d. &. Dandy. ...... 2
Time, 3:16L-3:15x-3 3:151-3 :0iX.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
SUPERIOR COuRT-spECIAL TERM.
Decisions.

BY Judge Barbour.
Webster VS.. HOwe.-Order Of discontinuance -
Angler vs.. Same.-Same.
Aquin vs. Depau -four cases) Order vacatng
orders.
LOder VS.. Moore.-Order of substitution.
Gorlet ct al vs.. SpoffOrd ct al-Order marking
Judgment secured'' on appeal.
Williams VS.. Harner.--0rder OF reference.
De Coster VS., Hynard.-Urder appointing re-
ceiver.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
MARINE C0URT-pART 2.
Failure to Deliver Goods According TO
sample.
Before Judge Gross.

BEFORE Judge OrCss
Seth B. Hunt & Co. vs.. Greenleaf b. Sheridan
This was an action to recover from defendant s739
for goods sold and delivered. From the evidence
IL appeared that one Il. Il. swan, as broker, offered
IN sell defendant los bales cotton bats. The de-
fcndant inquired II the sample exhibited was far
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. %, 1873.
The following Is the Court of Appeals calendar
for January 24:-Nos. Is, 16, II, 20 49, 1919. 25 81.
The New York herald., 1873-01-23
SUPREME C0URT-CHAMBeRS.
Decisions.

BY Judge Barrett.
Won Schler VS.. Bernon.-Motion granted, not
with allowance.
Drincke vs. Mellen.-Memorandum for counsel.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28

SYMPTOMS or CATARRu.

Obstrnctlona Of nasal passages, discharge
falling Into throat, sometimes prufnsc. wat.
cry, acrId. or thick anil tcnncioas. muco.s
purnlcnt, bloody. putrid, olenslyc, c,r. IN
others drynrss, weak " in0amcd cycs
ringing In cArs, deafness. alterations, suabs
from ulcers, solcs altered, nasal twanr. III.
frnsisr breath, impaired smell wnl taste
cse, Few only of abusc symphonic likely "a
b. present IN my ease III onc ,in,r.
To uurc-~take DR. Pierce dali Medical
Discovery earnestly. 10 correct The Il,nsl
AMI systcm, which arc always IL fault, niso
70 MT specifically. ~ II does. upon the .I,~.
| cAscl glands mud lining membrane ii Tho
nose nnh ~ communicating chan, hurs. The
moro ] sra Of this 0.liuns aisrase, the norc
positive Il my belicftAat II W would ,nak .
treatment perfectly sucecs.fai In curing Il
W must nse constitutional treatment IL art
through the blood. N we'll a. soothing nj
healing locAl application. ~. tnncfs "a.
iarrh Kennedy, when used warm aud applied
with Or. pterec's Nasal Dourhc. Meets
cures upon common sense \, rational all
Hclentihe principles. BIZ In mild. noiilnr
and healing properties, 10 which thc ,l.,cns.
gradually Yields. when thr syssem hrs hesn
put IN pr ct order BY tho usc or The Odd.
cn Medical Discovery This II tho only nsr.
feci ~ safe, scientific nd successful mo.ie n
acting upon nnl hs ling II.
10 successful has Tho above course IL
treatment proven that Tho proprietor ciIcra
ehVN reward for case Av can not cure
M tho means sald ~ nruRglss- Il 4,
Fierce " Proprietor Dutf.lo y. &.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28

Circuit Court this week brought TO-
gether large number of attorneys anl
liiigan'f, they coming from MI parts like
huxaar,ls gathering ahou, the oifal ttl.e
li'igants We mean. TN attorneys from
abroad were =. Z. Atlnn,s, Duhnunc.
|. l.. AiHsWarlh, unl llenr, Riehcl,
West MIN. .laha i. s,,pnuman,
Reahcn Sohlc, i, d fia,ch anil 4, j
'lnrlan, M.,;rcgnr, Levi Bulls. Jahn
/. Clark, q, II. Millei,. Il. ", .Aaams
u. 1, Hathaway, and q. ", ral,crs "a
Deearah. !. q Crosby. Garnasillo.
n, \. Rnr,liak, lansing. aud The mem.
hers of tue Howard County lar.
Tho moro impor,an, eases " tho trr,n
were generally settled. 4 case trans
feed from clay,onconn,y Involving tho
liability u tic Chicago. Dubuque and
Minnesota Railroad company. 10 the
administrators &c the estate of j. Mem Il
tar collision resulting In tho death II
Mr, Nienan, was tried before i jury
and verdict given agains. the railroad
far over $4,000.
Tho suit brought BY Margaret owen
against Price 4 Lowry for damages Tor
selling whisky u her husband. resulting
In injuricspsrmancnt and incurahlc was
1e.tlcd for 4 lso. whicl, perhaps was
TIN best disposition possible under tho
circumstances for BY so.ac nnarcounia-
bic airpcnsation, large majority u tho
jury wonll have shielded the defendants
ut least their attorneys were confident
tina. such was its complexion. aud the
belief was entertained hy tho attorneys
for thu prosecution. The only hopc for
tho plaintiff would have boon III tho
stern temperance principles u tho sheriff
preclaling tho possibility u hin Iilling tho
places u rejected jurors with tho scun,
Of tho saloons A. IL tho case 81 tho State
against Barrett.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28

IN exchange says this; why don.
II, IL suu fellows who are hanging
around the street corners and gin mills,
without zen, In your pocket Or DC.
cent Goa, On your back, get out AMI
hnsk corn Cor few days. Il will d.
you good; and then yoa viii have The
satisfaction uf knowing that yna have
earned an homes, dollar III the mcmnrs
d man, You arc already largely IN
,lchtel 10 the world for what you haze
Ind. You have have been ,lrouc i,
- 1.-Two { industry ong Y o. h ic'
ont and H. something; AMI DON'T be
very leng ahcu, It, you hasn't ct aus
time to waste. Gu ~ work.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28
= v " ~ ~ TIT ~



ssme sra,ni has the thauls IA tic
editor fur fine. fat, Young turkey
sent from his home AMI comfortable
quarters To End wsfm Place Al our
iomiril, On the nigh, h.fure Thanks.
giving. Never destitute IL reasons
or ,',anklulnrss. every such remcm-
hfanre fcnews thu occasion CIR thanks
giving, Mt - much fer The value In
dollars and cents ,f the remembrance
a. Tor the kindncss II hcar, that prompt,
the gifs. We learn that n similarly
large turkey ssrssed into The kitchen
If the juuier member of the rLAiS
DEALER firm,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28
- - - 49, So

sstAhtaA ANAA II NJ ~
asHe III v s - - y 80 81.
ss4#Aa# II 81 - AA4As
~ ls#Ats ssAstsss ~ - ls4
80 sses. $50 II ass@
NntsN : stsAaaNAA 4 ~ So
80 lsass II s*s ~ Y
sssssss - eAtA 80 kaf
NsAAsf - ~ NAssst lstHs !
y ~ lssss al4saAs 49, =
aAsAs snNHsaH
aaeNAnii sitsi aft NJ tses N
Il .l4liFa ~. - 49, esh y 49,
80 ~ NssH ssH#sAf "A ~ y
aia44t Ntsttts pg1 II sAssAasap
sssnsss
JOHNSTON NsianN So "a
~ 49, IA - - II To- aswsA.
NJ ls.sHst inustass ia II
H. suA Nh NJ, a Naaf i
IL N iHnsAhl,l nnss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28
Women IN sacred Isiseory,

A%##s5 s*ss 49, 80 tsaAs& AtNsHtIsNPV
Tn hfl.illnsir5stI IA every Nne Nhn has
aeon II pruuntiness i SliElsH Mrs liar.
rlri RuerhNr ssuWe's lairgi work
Women IN sacred 11tseOry,
i seilrs II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. drawn from
ssfipiural. historical. and legendary sour.
ees ILLUSTRATED With sixteen Choice TILL
thrama.. inter- paintings hy tho most cole.
hratri artists 1t thu HorlI giving u rich
nj Il, ,gnl'ic,n, variety " Oriental costume
MI hranty Mr. stowe In her charming
yls his wf.tlraa bnuk full IT interest unl
without Il antl pasv III II. ahiah even II mol
illns'r ted would srll rapidly bu, TN
iAitli,sr uil.rolnn rictunrs
mnsn i en- II the mos' unique. original,
MI reA ,thahle hnaks over oir.rel Tho
.siars.. II pnhishrl separately, would
weakly srll faf ~, sarh--eef = III while thu
entire lopk, With tie sixteen pictures, 10.
srther with snlnpiunus hinliugs u the vol.
aine, en- ha hal fir ons.Iiiih I'll that amann,
The bouk |. published Ia EsaLlsn mud In
dnnAAs, md " making 4 tremendous
SENSATION ANusa AnhAfs
anil salesman because II IL absolutely now
anl has money III !, 7 10 set pleasant
vo,k AMI .nn,Ir ay seni for ternlr. circulars
~ In ] II fnltn 4 TO-, New York, Hos.
ten, Chicago, San Francisco or Cincinnati
owl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28
snlis EDrsDsI.ty

W1tii IT. elaoas ailen l4ni- Inv spirits.
letfeseion, involuntary Ml.ssna4. ins4
y seiaen, s.,nrtAa'nthnt isss II lnN.r
dry he4l. laas Ut nrnrirs, uhI Threatened
,tnl.aifte nd al,eellits fnl II sovereign
rnrs ii lltAlriisLAs itnAEnlarl,lf
SPECIFIC Nj. TMEsIA Eight.
fothRetea u tho Mutt vim f,le null mil
potent 'nfa'isrs, thy sttiae II onre ii
tho root VI The matter tone III the system.
arrest tho discharges, ahl lnrgnssar md
ehrtKy. lils and si,aiii. tothe A'hiirr mun
Ihst haze cured lha,sanl vi eNtrs. Price.
! ier fasa - Il A.c basss anl iarss
- slal, Witch i very l.ntaftant In aAatn..
hnte#Hf ala rtses. ~ n rer sugle t.s
80 10y IL. Druggists, mi svnt IL mail
~ ffteilt u rriee Al,lte.s. III arnul,.
8fftltin lloNnurtli,lf MEnl0lNa to,
81. broadway, Npn.lutk.
for sale ls Dr., ]. J cLEMMER.
trcseo. Iowa. sll.ns.k
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28

M NJ Tweed tie lvss criminal III
New Yak hrs ls.en feund guilty unast
the indictment fund against lin ard
sentenced d twelve years IN the reni.
,cntiars and To pay iine e Sla. 80
civil suits are likely u lie commenced
for The recovery efthe money stolen
h, hi. high priest among thieves from
tLe nsfV
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28

!. Nles. MlnsleWss aeeehtm9 Aysmp d ths
pe0o0fopooo0 oG onr 81 thr best fr-
1A1e pAyslclAns and Nurses II lhs United
0lA}Ao, 6ha has been used fur thirty years
WkA neves fallire safety and success hy
N1llioas - nothsrs and children, from Tho
(eAble ln(Anl pf ono week old 10 tho adult
u sossssls asIaily Il no stouaeh. rensye.
NM eelle, reaalAtes tho bowels. and gives
r1Des hee)th and rOmfurt 10 mother hnl
eeloe 10 belleys II 10 BE- thu hest and Hnr.
- 1eMeoy II tAs World. III MI cascs u
nye1M3Mak And ntAnRilseA IN cHlLnRnN,
UAo0Aeg y aElsea frsm Ts0thlns nr from
any cher eAose. Pull directions for usir !
Will accompany Aarh hottie. None Oonuiuv
Mnlsea No lAa-aimlle u CURTIS Il rEn.
klee = = IN outside wrapper. Hold u,
~ SSssoeee Ve.lep, a7si
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28

geN9SeRAe twNNl.- -Rrs, 4. sssath~nfsh. So
Stc<s esrh SNli,ssA n half r.a tsH y. .m and ! ~
3 ~ eAAAAah Eehvsss anssa.sslsssis ART HsastiAF
s~ttlcv trasss m.ssins rAsh wednesday sssatiss
al easiy rAnsils tls1.
t~~s frv. esassas and sssugvss su.itea.
Ents<Snal, trace Chassh.- Rector. nsv. d.
naesSaw SERVICES rsrss sunAag NJ lastA ..
e. Nna rsaar. M sunday sshsd astst VA ryts
Vice Atata Ill Tree, Strangers sma the rahiss. .sf.
daily Invited.
NeeeheAtss EptsrwpAl --Rrs. NJ. ~ frock.
e~tse sunday, haIf past len i, ~, suA =. y.
sabbath seL.sn ma,ei ssslN aart nmtts1n. 1sfsiFss
Prayer meeting saeh "Wednesday e,xnns, ssats
tfS~, tsenerai lasitasiaA .aa.mdsa