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W. HAVE i'NErt
A NEW BOOK

NJ we'll known Ani popular aulhar. On
m entirely nav subject. The bnok will b.
psefus~ly illustrated and handsomely l,ean !
and Will eeli readily 10 Nil elasssss AYebts
elst,ing ~ secure territory should nrriy A.
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no Nunfkn iuv AdsiIe hHd l'ullsuI ntlun,
~. VA Ivel. tiraduaiu l.ksrsn AsdlAei
WORKS, can IN cs.nsniied IN III dIseases III M
sexual " unnsfy organs. tNbleh nv ms made
IN especial study utthef IN nsle or female. no
msitsr from what eAnsa originating ~ Of how
him M truAt disease With fpeeess. GaFes euaF.
nntard. ChAF9es rsssOhAhIc. Th0se o. d..
tAAce rAn forward letter describing symplOne
henA ~ she Uulis II HfitN. 'l'riru n CsntA
y. ~ Dtu1sT, ND, Physician mud 0psxeOn,
tDs UHaHa*i NHM YHft.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

Nustatss Untsfuv.
r#A Nh ss4 n - - a ttRAss ~s
Fi HH eEA FsNA - 80 $3.50
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Ayers
HAIR Ngor,
For restoring to Gray Hair IL
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which h 1t
ol,ce agreeable
healthy, and
ciIoctuNl for
preserving tho
hair. n ao0,s
s'sstorss .NdAi
~ gray hair
70 IL original
color. with tho
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

t#f M tAA $3.50 n ~ "A ~ 49, ~sas
Fi NH eA fNs ~ - $3.50
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ALOAN, q. y. A~s satA
sWENaNOS AWES ~ GswssAs sssvs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

|DlIG STOlES,
-@~ H~4~
| In. j. j. ttluNsn,
rs*ass !. t.s.
Drugs and Chemicals
rsrrsr ssm,rsr.
n,t urTrs
sooAs STATIONERY.
| AM FANNY esai,s,
WALL rArkk.
NiNluN rArrR
oo.n PENS ANp
WINDOW snAbss
iIskss The lasses, s,eek II
Standard md
| Miscellaneous
Ii q u X : !!
Ever offered In Howard county. His stoke
"
Glass,
Paints,
Oils.
Putty, and
Varnishcs.
y 'hc larres. ever offered IL tho county.
~ increased stock u
Wall aud Window Paper!
For the cpm'ng .cnson
An tie Ncm NyIes I |
VIII ~ here In nv days. consisting IL
Gilt. |
Bronze,
Satin,
white,
and Brown,
Alan Il choice selection 81
DECORATION HANGlNGS, |
For ceilings, etc.
lie sells The BEST Gold Pen
Manufacturer.
Especial cars viii Le observed N putting
~ prescriptions,
School Books, |
Stationery,
SCHOOL. MERCllAN Disc
Mr. H. H.
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Lumber Unteys,

elENM1Nu, W. Il i. Nulsvte vkSesu
agent Yard near the ElesAe0r. see .
eEdk, JOteN d. lard estwSr 81
Elm AMa Mstkpt streets.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04
Lireyy NtaLha

nAwaOCk, w VI. Wv.a " Elm \,
Near aks UsNvySDt.A ll.uss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04
Mnf Leks

WFW sW1|IHFFNs
..tOLL1NA y AAMANN, Upr~stas Cswv,
WMMsr sWWRrs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

MMA. d. Y. DDNAIelautl, ~. ~.
$50. E, Ns., !. g.. see ~.
HAND. StIls. J. ~ ~. aA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

plUlO GxTN Aor OUoNU.
y ths only known Remedy Tor nsinhts. ~.
eA2H, aMd hAa easA every cars III UiAbalqa II
which n M been given. Irritation ~ w Mech,
nth nlaAas 40 Ea..n.,.a!.or Il ias k'{n.ys
is ss d ,ns D.ss.s. n ~ ~ s ss ss
6tuAr IN she lsiaddar, travel 1snrk dust psl0ete
AAd Mucous NJ Milky nlvhAtgen, ehd luj In
fesbIsd ard Ipeeaic t0lsi MtI0ns ~ h0th eFxee,
Als.adsd WIN she following ,fmi!ofns l.ofs
~ rs Wan S.,. MsW:ss, 1st Il r 4:
hack. tlaehtnR ~ thu Indy, Krtlpitpm on tho
tac.. ral!M ccunisnahes, iaseitada of the
Used Ny persons In tho deeliae ~ change u
We. Aslrs Confinement VI labor palms, ted-wst.
h many sii.esion. peculiar 10 ladies', ,he NJ.
irArt unehi, " ui,cstuhlti ~ Any uihuf remedy
Asia ChInrnsis IN lisisniiut, Ir,.sulaflsy Pain.
lYinsss " Suppression " customary .nsAruallOns
e nss.s. !. Y h s. s s.s W. vs'. 1 49,
paints Incident II Thu snx II II prysrFhed
vHteAyissly. hy ihs mnst eminent l'hyslciAAs And
MlAwtsuA IN anisuhird and delicate cOiaslu.
tiOns ~ both HuAsa and all agus.
KEARNxY's EXTRACT 1UCIU.
..fnrM Hse1sfs .A,tela0 .fvaM .lenyrAdsn<es,
lbtss N Utsstfailon. ffe, IN all THUR siAsss. q
i.s.ls sss n.e ,',s o no change II diet. n.ia
qusni derlsv, and gisss etleneth 10 uhnsls,
fhnsuhy removing nbstIitettupr 1syetui lIna nd
UuFlnG. STRUCTURES u the l'fetha. AliaylnK pa
and lmnAMltnalO, ~ frequent In this tIAes Ui d.
easss. ana sspTlllhR I'll Poisonous matter
K1A1Mxy'J EXTRACT DuCHv.
QtO0 pes hottie or tx hotties iDr ~ %, delivered
~ NY addtess, vstnys fto'u Obs~rvetloa. eola
Y 'KEAnEEY s 4 W.. III 1 E"s"s H. NY.
70 whom NJ letters for Information shouid bc
~ssg#1Ns1f
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04
DR.. A. TRAok'0
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
ron TmE CuRE or
lNILAxxAyoay DISEASES.

Wr. Trask waa engaged fnr twenty yeAra In
. courac VI experiments upon the medical prep.
comblned, Al TIM age of seventy year, hr snc.
cecdsd ~ presenting y the w.yld, .. sho r.s,ls
Of hls experiments, combination oi vegetable
s.sr.s ,as swssr q Which y m ~ e
llon 81 thrsu powerful Acsv,ablo Exirarts Will,
Rlseirlel,y Or Magnetism IL The form " IN oint.
Csrasia, u u, shat Emo remarkable and
application IN ihn euru ~ diseases. stamps Y NJ
Onra ~ tho greatest discovery VI the mr.. ann
calls iar trial and CLOSE Investigation VI IL
u nsycr sslls, whllc there remains ui.
Accent lilo II frstnfn II natural and healthy ~.
.sa. II IN s es s,nso" y N" blood M.
oseans .sastfolns power u rninrd 0srr the
nlnsl malignant fnrni. " disease, which tAnnut
~ .n.,',.a sr.',. Any "'n ~. t.n,.n.. a,-..
eoeM, that II paue,rHies % r'vry t,rtloh 81
thu human ffalnni every bono and uaaFcln, vein,
nerve aiId tlsaanht u searched out hnu naau
s.ss y ea !. y. ay sS sa "s sP :. g.
Nuaserous Instances are On record
whore TIL. tutn.dy hA- restored health ~ "a.
Internal remedies failed W lr,Anee amy effect.
Much "a. fs,.nprntly BEEN thu ease ~ inaA'n'na.
patient ever :sa q: WIN MA NJ
lained.
RNF uMmM ~ Msae0ry WhrMWsntoeas
this Ulntn,pnl II tila must .,unllstn rt.nrds rtrf
psapared FIR piphthrtia " i'nt4i,l buru Throat
II ID unfisalsl.
IN ntMrly.Ntne rNAcs ont Of =
hundred II NH nffufl entire relief ~ tn Wuf*f
cara nj NeHtaat tlsaanehu w Thirty minutes
Nor Nersous Diseases tils met. III y
of iMinsusa sainp.
Affections or the 6pinc, Rhsumaslsm,
Iamullrs., liberated Npfa Threat, Bronchitis.
l'lsuflsy, efanp, lnilr, ahsrsS Musbna. Asas IN
thu Flfs M Hisass, Nirns. ksasa tlrad Nefnf..'a,
Mali H,aultl, ffyslpnlas, fhnn,~9l lssr, Fsssf
Apfes. Nnrss .ie !. Will h. lrn4liately fulles -
by thu li%auf d. TraA'H MapnrtIa 1ntMrcN.
u. Hss#sa, hps u -, ifuiia. NsE9.s y II
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Phy1ei'nns,

eLGMMHN. ,. !. sitiee lM Uvwe ssSss.
tNt MWfNLAtN. ". H., ssr essA,
NcWNtiN, d. A., 0Alee Oseg 1lepMss.
OsMe AtUee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

photographic.
siOAN, III. y. nvs,iy opposite shs
dWNGt NxMsr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

eonlsol shnm. Tho t@llmony ~ oar t4~t eiu
ssns, q I'll eiaMns. sslah6lnlcs ths fact ttMt
CMaaay ppvfunAL Will and Aos~ wdicvc md
eose NJ aGlic1na dieosAcu Of sAs Threat and
LuAGs be3oad aMy elhes medlsins. tn moss
daA9woUa a1seltuaa ~ tke rwlmeaAsy Organs
yssia y " puw.! - 90. Of Cs~sss.p-
tlsa, eusrd BY This pseraeAtloa. asc pablo
" kaown, - rsMashabls . hardly 10 - b..
llsvsA, WWv tAsy not peossa lry0ad Alsputo.
A. PsmsAy u y A1egaass. % which I'm pebble
nay vely hS NIL psotsstloa. ny curing CsM9As,
TIM fosssunMer 81 lMess eesio~a dssas~, II saves
xAaunbsee4 livss. md IN amount ~ suSAtring
M y ~ esMpslDA. II challenges istAi, md SnM.
viaea ~ msss seepalsel. Evcry family should
kssp II - haa1 - psoeeeti0a against the ~sFiy
md sapsssslved aslAsk u Pulmonary ANStioss.
which ~ saslly nast II Ass1, but which bseosnr
iHssrahle. and ZOO ofssn Mtal. II neglected. TIN.
DE- luMgs nod thla defencei aud u Il unWiss 10
h. without Il. n 4 ssAsTuarA N children, hn,Id
Tho dlstrcsaaAe dI4caMA which bssct tho Threat
and Chest Of Childhood. cnkaay rxcronAl
Il iavaiuablei for. ~ liz timely use, multi.
sltudcs Ase rescued hum prrtnaiHso rsavss. and
saved 10 tho lava and A6etion eentrd on them,
II acts spU<ily and surrly against ordinary eolLA,
M@Hvnk sound and luetth.testering sleep. M
ono WIN sNnhv troublesome IallurnsA md pain
M nronctitia. whom thsy know how easily
they cAM b. cared
Originally thu product Of long. iAhovioas. and
sncccssfAt chemical investigation, no cost ov toll
y spared N making cvesy bottle IN thu utmost
poasihte perANsion. Il may b. eonndesiiy N.
lied upon A. possessing III The srtacs y haa cssr
exhibited. and capable u producing euras ~
~a.uAuaa
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the ThroAA and Lunss.
such 60 oo9ghs. ocids. .Wkoopins
o0ss ssd ft6e ossasSisI Gamma

Among tha great
discoveries or nsoStesn
science, INV an Vi
morn rial vaiue 81
mankind than tAls IL.
lctsai vssss~iy fbv Ill
dtsra11M " thc Throat
and lsUnGs. a vNDs
trial 81 W vtFtu2s,
throughout this and
t,tlsss eOuststaa, lsaa
shown tAas u Aesa
nnaeelv 49, NHs,emattv
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

utt.tGrr, O.. s6sev IN the rlatm Dealer
building opposite Ncvvt
W 1NAtGN. !. T.. 0Ils1r with 4. ~
nsseAsMstdk, vser thaptns Asssv.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

latHfers n Eiasiers.
MAYNARD. Nv.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

Reai k's,afs ueniers
kIMHALLA tAANsWOnfn ~ the M. \
sts ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-12
Minneapolis is skating


- Cairo, H., is to be amused with A religious
DISCUSSION three weeks long.
~Columbus, Ca, has a Methodist minister
who conducts three churches.
s%A Boston dry goods dealer sdvertises
financial crash towels"
~There was only one death from yellow
fever in Memphis yesterday. The howard as
ISOLATION reports four new cases
s%A bachelor residing Toneanoxie. Kansas
offers ~ 900 reward 10 am lady who can beat
hin cooking.
s1The Young Mems Christian Association of
Chicago has postponed It's PROPOSED Bazaar Of
All Nations on account of the times-
~The town clerk Of Lancaster went cunning
lately, and kept four young people two DAYS
waiting for their marriage certificates.
THenry Ward Beecher IL expected 70 ad-
dress mass meeting Of the unemployed work
men at New York on Friday.
@Jsmes A. Lucas, the wealfhiest citizen OF
St.h LOUIS, who died OF paralysis on Sunday night.
naa property estimated to Be worth q, 600 600 OF
$40 900 900.
The saloon keepers Of Dubuque, Iowa,
most Of whom were indicted for selling liquor
contrary TO law, have chosen TO 90 20 jan rather
tnan pay the hne of S55 each and costs.
The supreme council Of the sovereign
Coneistory Of the Sd degree OF the northern
iurisdiction Of the United ststes met I'm Chicago
yesterday.
VAn enthusiastic elsctioneerist Who fell
early in tbs battle st Peoria was seen about
cigar sfsre TO come up and vote.
The Providence journal ID authorized 20
deny the statement, long current and race nj ~
rePeeted, that Senator Sprague had made haps.
s3ne pecuniary settlements upon HE wife and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-12
wall Streef tn dax

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE money mar
ket is easy at TO on call, and discounts are
dou at II to ls per cent. Foreign exchanges
strong, and higher for sixty DAYS sterliug lead
ing bankers having advanced their rate to los .
The actual business was at l0G TO I0G . Sight
TO 1OSk.
Gold was lower at opening and declined from
lO' q to lo, on the advance in securities of Lon
don, but Afterwards recovered 20 ln7 on
reports that the Spaniards had shot more OF the
prisoners recently captured on the Virginlus.
The rates paid for carrying were 10 g. South
ern states securities, quiet and steady. Govern
ment bonds frmer.
The stock market opened strong, and prices
advanced > TO per cent. At the first board
there was a general reaction, and the market
continued irregular until the second call, when
prices advanced 20 higher point than pre-
vIously reached. The marke Is now buolant
AID very strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-12
Tn. C.,,.r, Of On. yir.,,,..

The New NCrk Herald Of yestrufay saYs OF
De capture Of TIE Nirg.1ias and ne ieeliss en-
selves, although there h union Of sentiment,
there does not aqpeAr, unfortanstcly, 60 Be
unity Of action, ard each OF the Two eranches
- wcrking Independently % the other. The
society OF Amigos de Cuba" has - headguar-
teis At No 81 Exchange place. aud there Wa
psxate session OF The leading members Of that
body held there yesterday sfterueon. General
FRANCISCO ', Aguilcra, Ntcc President % the
Iuban Republic, Who Was prrseut. Informed
~ ne. t.iet.eI, iron ncutry. that ire Cubans In
cut
Srw AND LARGER rxrnplriox.
and that TIE indicatOn are nov tsat ne en-
terprise viii be carried cut within -, ,ecRs
OF course nothing could be learned ~ set re-
earcins the EsrsH7Esi OF the party or the MONT
from which the expedition will sail
MANY STRANGE RUNpKs
are snost concerning the capture o. the Nir-
ginius, which incline one 20 the opinion that
he was surrendered unnecessarily 90 the
spanish covcite Tornado. ~ ~ t.tea ina, the
Nirgiutus took on hoard az Kingston. Jamaica.
PRIOR TO ssiliug for Cuba, 800 tsRs Of coal; she
equal 20 nearly fourteen Knots an h0Sr' she
LETT Kingston on the sd OF October and uas
chast d and captured on the 10th. Accorlinc 20
the test mofy o; eugiueerS who have served on
the Nirgnins her Consumption OF coal averaseI
twenty two rs per day. and tsrnry-nyh tkps
would he a vcf' large allowance. rue average
speed OF the Tornado 4 about ntne knsts. buf1,,
emeTgencits she nav be pushe,i o. rlevrr, sne.s
an extreme rate Of speed for a vessel under
any circumstances. Nov, In the tim. the VIr-
ginius had been n sea. ~ u T. the tact ma she
took on hoard $40 tOus of coal. she should have
consumed nor more than 90 tons, leaving
balance In kcr bunkcTs OF 100. From fhese
data n Is argued that she never should have
been ovcrhuu'od b. any such vessel a. the
Tornado. The iusinuation I'm those assertions
against her commander, captain joseph Fry n
a very grave one, and a. he Il NV a prisoner
with no opportunity for making a defence OF
ne charge u Wcgid be well to consider IL
leniently,
WHO owns THar SHIP
question having arisen A. 20 the actual
ownerShiPof the Nirginius, involving OF course.
the right Of protection, a Herald reporter YES
terday called on Gen. Manuel oue-aAa % learn
the facts. IL has been asserted that she belong
70 Gen. puessda. but the general denied CIR
cumstantially that she does or ever did, for ever
50 short period. belong 20 him. either since he
has been resident OF the United States or
while be Was In Venezuela. He further a.
serted that she has never-since 1877, a. least
carried any other than the American Tag aud
she has always during that period received her
clearances IN the usual form from oOnsuls la
ports abroad. u Is said that she IL Owned bv
Mr.. John Patterson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-12

The thirty eighth annual session of the Mary
land Baptist Union Association. commenced
yesterday in Baltimore.
REPORT OF THE CHURCHES.
The churches were called in order and re-
ported their condition. Among them we're the
following in this neighborhood:
4 street, WdShiRgtoa-Churchl imitedly pros
porous. From irregularity of pulpit labor, the
attendance has fallen of. Members, 1856.
RockrfHe.-Church largest in village. SUNDAY
school not very prosperous. Revival and SIX
conversions. To Association, Sl56. Aidee in
building Germantown Church. Members, lj6.
Sunday school 40 scholars, teachers 6.
FieRHG.-Church not greatly prosperous
Brother Warren called TO the pastorate, church
growing since. No revival. No parsonage. No
jects. Members So, Sunday school scholars p,
teachers 3.
Fifth, WdshiRgfoa.-Church not very prosper
GUS Meetings large. Members not sufA GENTLY
faithful. No revival Conversions, IL. Mem
bers. 5'Ol; Sunday school scholars, 226; teach
ers, %.
CaIsary, Hcshington.-Church enjoying usual
prosperity. Sunday school growing. A revival
was moderately successful. Members, So.
Contributions TO all objects, s63095.
,Aairlsrk.--Not any great prosperity during
membership. Norevival. Members, 5; Sunday
school scholars. 25i teachers, 4. Have a mis-
sion school Of 40 scholars.
BiodenSbuIg.-Church and SUNDAY school
prosperous. Revival in March and Is CONVEX
sions. No parsonage. Members, ~; sunday
school scholars, 50; teachers, s.
ELECTION OF MODERATOR.
The next business was the election Of a perm
anent moderator and clerk. A. Fuller Crane
ESQ.,, declined a reelection. He had served the
association twenty-s ix years rs clerk and four
years as moderator, and he thought he should
now enjoy seat in the body. He was with the
association IN its infancy, and hoped to be with
ii In its stalvait growth.
r: calvin Williams was duly elected clerk.
The tellers reported thstof the 81 votes cast
for moderator, DR.. Brantley had received a.,
and was, therefore, duly elected moderator.
MI Crane thanked the association for permit
ISOLATION upon electing rs moderator, the son
OF one OF the men who. on October 2s 1895, FIRST
foNmed the association. DIR. Brantley thanked
The churches asking. membership to the
ISOLATION are Bethany church, of Baltimore;
North Baptist church. Of Washington; and
Leadenhsu Street Church.
DIR. yelling will address the association on
Thursday afternoon, on behalf Of Columbian
College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-12
ANARCHY IN LOUISIANA.
A Terrible State Of Affairs.
APPEAL OF THE WIDOW OF MURDERED
FOR FEDERAL INTERVENTION.

APPEAL OF THE WIDOW OF MURDERED JUDGE
FOR FEDERAL INTERVENTION.
Attorney General Williams has received a
letter from Mrs. Alice II. Crawford, widow of
Judge Crawford, murdered lately in Louis
lana under recent date from Columbia, Cald-
well Parish, La, in which she says: You are
doubtless aware of the deliberate and cold
1looded murder of Judge I. G. Crawford ana
District Attorney A. Ii. Harris, of the 18th iu-
dicial district, OF the state of Louisiana
That cruel and horrible deed which has left
two widows and nine orphans desolate, has also
thrown the whole country in such q state of
trepidation and fear that cannot forbear stat
ing the fact to you. Ii is perfectly terrible TO
be compelled to live in this country now, people
are AFRAID OF one another, afraid to say what
they think, ii is even worse than during the
war, Tor then IL men would make a prete nse
OF patriotism to the south they were safe.
Now, no one knows he is safe. Sir if the Presi-
dent does not send US protection, and that
speedily, the best men in our community will
be murdered Threats are abroad against our
parish Judge, or sheriff, and several OF our most
prominent citizens, because they have felt so me
interest in tracing up these assassins Self-pres-
eryation Is the strongest Law of nature and
even 4, woman as L am, feel afraid Of being
murdered, because 20 naturally have taken
deep interest in having the murderers hu
out. Mrs. Crawford forw ards the following as 4
sample Of how they do things in her section of
the country:
"CoLyNBIA, LOUISIANA.
Bal Mcdonnell. will drop you few lines about
tne negro school that you are now teach
Will give you until Tuesday morning, the 20th
OF the month 1 viii be at the school b suse
Tuesday at II O'Clock, and If you are there then
we will take you out and whip you until you
cannot Walk for a month. And If that will not
90, we VIII kill you Immediately. You had bet
ter take warning and leave. We would have
come and whipped you without giving you no.
uee, but we thought that we would give you a
Tuesday, prepared to kill you If you are not
gone. We have stood the school, sir as long a.
possible; u has become perfectly disgusting to
the whole nelghborhood, and we Intend 10 mn,
stop TO 1t, and If Won don't stop il you will be
dealt with very seriously"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-12

FoREIGN AND NATIVE PoPULArIoN.-The
Philadelphia North American says OF the dis
cussion about the relative number Of Americans
and foreigners In this country. and Of the effects
of that population, s.The extreme state mont
vas that half Of our population consists OF for
eigners and their children Of the first Rerera-
tion-I5s3o2, ga foreign in 3s SIS 81 total. Tha
census finally disposes Of the dispute. II eiyes
4,1G SIG as the number Of natives havin beth
parents foreigners, when 5,671 ,229 FOREIGN born
residents are subracted from the 8, 10, Ss5 hav-
have one parent foreign, there are but 10 500 ois
OF two-seyenths Of the whole population, Instead
OF one-half nom foreigners and the descsndants
OF the first generation.