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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-08

LOST. w ednesday, Sept 3D., between
Rock Island city and the Fair Grounds. a
gold sleeve button, with the letter ''B' on
its face and the subscribers name on the
back of it, Five dollars reward will be
paid TO the person returning it to this of
fee, or to
CAPT. A II. BURNHAM, L. S. A.,
5dtf. Rock Island, ILL.,
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Trains connect at Rock Island win inc Snlcago
r A Pacific: the Peoria X Il. l., and the W eslera
linton Ra{lyyays AT Monmouth with the C., h. &
q for Burlington, Galesburs and Peoria Az bush
nell with the L. b. x z. for quincy. AZ Btarus-
town with the Springfield Illinois south kAstsrh
Tor Spriu ,held and Pana. At Chaplin win the 10
isdo " Il Western for jacksonville, Naples and
Hannibal. and at St Louis with All kAilrOAus anu
steamboat lines diyergug from that point
.,rr.. 90. ,rIr,I. Tx II, 4 ST PAIL L ANYWAY
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, 1873-08-23
II ANUTHEN ACCOUNT.
Fort 4. Lincoln lAug ~ Correspondence n The Els
Ifrihr
Il New StrGet.Cnr.


Much lind baen Gouo for tho accommodation
of tho public when our present syBtom OF street.
cars WAS put into successful uBo. But tho trucks
in our Btroots have ever been considered q him
trance to travul Of every otlor Bort than that of
tho cars themselves. hlr. g. III. hlurch, Of this
city now comes forwarl with All invention which
IL intanded to furnish al tho accommodations OF
tho stroot-railway, aud at tho Bamo time to do
away with the truck. lnstead OF overcoming tho
Resistance In drawing by smooth iron rail for It
to run on, the ttrAught Ia overcome by tho
size Of the whoolH, And tho Bizo Of tho wllools
III the whole principle involved in this now de-
parturo; but many other matters noceBsary to
tho comfort Of tho passengers llad to bo adapted
to this groat diameter Of the whoola. For the
paat three months alr. Muroh has boon busily
ongagel in constructing Q modol cur, aud on
Saturday evening this model wan glyon trial OIL
Dauk and tho netghborng Btraeto. In appoar-
anoo tho car, az u whole, IL Like unto nothing
that wa haye ever Beel. Tho body Of tho car ID
similar to TINT OF tho ordinary street cur. It
and is no liighor tllan other oArH Tho front
whools, aix feet In diameter, with platform for
tho driver, and intlopsndent OF tho rest
Of the car. 30 far as can be while
wheelH OF q common carriage. The weight OF
tho car with lis load, rests chiefly OH the hind
wheels, which towor up niuo foot in diameter.
Tue a1lea drop III such q WY that the load is far
, 1873-08-23
"SP0RTS" IN ENGLAND.

9u 'he Eiitor NJ The Chicago Tribune:
Sir ! notice Bonia remarks III your isgue of
this morning in regard to tho cock-tght at
Weayershnn, and, as am suro you would not
wilfully misropresont the circumstances, as
sumo that you hayo not read tho na,nos of tlloso
convicted and fined, aa you sreals Of tho arrested
as " a party of laborcrs" Three Captnns i'll tho
army. ono Colonel, QUO Justice Of tho poaco, and
two or tllroo others who woro "soclaliy" gentle
men, woro of tho party, anl tho fight itsoIf was
held in Tho Darn Of Alr. AIerat!all, 4 man Of
proporty, who VIVA tho first punished.
WIN regard to prizo-fightlng yon aro equally
at fault. " know whereof alllrn :" whom
aay that those brutal exhibitions aro yory raro in
England, aud can only "como Off ,,,,t!or yory
great dlilloutty; and, whel.or fought out Or not,
the principals are noarly always caught, nnd,
who'l caught, made noto OF to MI unpleasant
orient. Keapoutfully, @. W. Ross.
CN1cAdo, Aug. 70, 1878.
, 1873-08-23
forgot In tho oxoitoment Of doing good act to
Aayagos 1,OD0 miloa away.
4 tubular Btatomont Inns recently boon pub.

forget liz the ~ oxeitomont of doing good act to
!. . tubular statomont Inns recently boon pub.
lfshoa Bhowin8 tho
at tho cloao Of tho half-yoar. Tic ilguros poa-
rsa;srs The ohioiost 3! tho 6snIs II il Of Dsa
To- sn n"n Ts S sss' asssts j F sha ball. % or ''t %
which e2o, 600 odd was on notos
and biils discounted: aud current,
the liabilities, $1s,dol, ZOO. Of tho 1attor, 81:
22l; 400 Government deposits, and Sd, ,617, 900
other deposits, oil payahlo on demand. Othor
deposits, amounting to s5, COO. 900. aro payable
after notice. Ths 9usneo Dan hns ., asssta asa
$40 ands liabilities, q, os2. The =, i5snk
6l5; capital, s4,e6e, ,cGei liabilitios $780,
sspa ssp osSpsa oo5 p9nfaSiSts sSas,
Ontario gsnks@ssaels, s7,2ls,95s capital, ea,-
600, 900 liabilities, 81, ,308 003. Merchants Bank
100000 paid up liabiitiea ~ 1oi,te1: Dank Of
6So nSss @ Mo!ana osp1: g. nsoF Ge
ooo PAID d'9pi'G Hp iiabiitiop IS eS ses National
liabilities; Jaioa * &, f9y.
capital, q, ,o0o, 900 liabilities 9sGei 5l9. Tho
other smaller banka aro the City, Du Pouplo,
Northern District, Eastern Townships, jacques
Cartior, Royal Canadian, Mechanics, Motropol-
itnn. Dominion, Hamilton. Exchange Of csnala,
vle Mario. and g. Lawroncos panke; X l., Tho
which s11s, ,252,a ,a71 ia represented by, current
bills and notes, e0,181,o36 BY specie,
and s7,S71.o54 By Dominion or psovlnclel
ebH nGG eGf of which A57 1g9 19a ia s,hsorihei
, 1873-08-23

hook him, got below him az soon rs yon cnn !;
for II yon pull hin ono instant agai,lBt tho
stream, and ho Ia heavy fab, ho will break llis
hold.
FitM-Novor throw long limo whom short
ono will "anBwer.
!Si1M-Novor mind what Ia said about "play-
ing your fish Till ho is .tirod;1 put him In your
basket ns aoon M YOU can.
SeuenM-nemembor that everything depends
upon tho way you begin your acquaintance. II
you can prornil OH 1sh to go down the strca1n
u little way with you, you will aftcrwara havo
tho pleasure Of sooing him to dinnor.
To those oxcollont maxims beg teave to a!d
ono Of Mr. StoddarL's, especially intondoi for
bachelors, young aud old: Il Neuer fall in loro
triM sconsnn by the trater side; there are sitaa-
fions in so]lich every tnonaan looks an angel"
, 1873-08-23
Sioux Council ut the GRIND River
Agency.


Agency.
Fort abraham Lincoln {Aug, 12} Correspondence Of
the H,smurck Tribune.
"Lone Feather," o Sioux, who lives with tho
Roos the creator part Of his tinlo, has Just re-
turnod from visit to hs poople at tho agencies
down the river, sud brings tho following itoms
OF news, which give for what thoy aro worth,
promising TINT VIC consider him reliable:
= Seven bands Of ln1lhnH aro encamped on the
Rosebud, and hayo boen In council. Subject,
the Yellowstone expedition and what they arc
wnB to sond out runners aud ASCERTAIN Stanloy's
position, strength, &c, and report. It il pro-
posed to attack hin at the first favorable oppor-
tuuity,. the Agency Indians to ba notified by an
extensive firing on tho prairios. "Sottng
Bull" counHolled peace, but was ovcrrulod.
The following are tho names Of tho bnuls !:
Uncka-pa-paB, Minne-can-goners, Ogalatlas,
Choyenncs, sans AreeB, Br1los, and Arrapahoos.
Tho Crows recently attacked these bands loH-
Ing thirteen; the Sioux aqyen. Tho Crows pros.,-
lao 70 give them all Of that kind Of fun tloy
want. G.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Fort 4. Lincoln lAu1. ~ Correspondence n The Eis-
4naTck Tribune.
party Of Sioux In tho employ of the Gov
ernment at Fort Nico, cnmo up to visit tho
Roes last week, md nado ono night, mt
least, hideoMs With thoir, whooring and
Agency determined to offor 10 further obstruc-
tion to the settlement Of the country; that their
game was gone, and they must now rely upon the
whites for subsistence, and determined to adopt
their customs az rapidly M possible. Small
Back, Sergeant Of tho company of scouts, thinks
they aro honest lii this. but would not advise my
one to yonture into thoir country without arms.
, 1873-08-23
THE IOWA DEMOCRACY.

LANSING, 1o#a Aug. 81, 1873
To ths Editor af The Chicago Tribune:
s1n: Tho writer fully indorsee the sentiment
Of tho editorial in Mondays TRIBUNE under tho
above heading, but thinka you are mistaken na
to tho position of tho great majority Of tho old
Democratic party in this State. II you will
carefully observe political sentiment in Iowa,
you will find that noarly II not all Of tho So
called "uever-say-die" Democrats arc to
DO found in Dubuque County, for tho
reason that that County has, for q number
Of years, boon Democratic stronghold,
and the only ono in tho State. They have uBu-
ally given from 1000 to 5000 Democratic major
ity, and have succeeded in keeping Ring Of
Court officials in power, Whose political SALIVA
na1ne and organization Tho above facts viii
account for tho position Of tho Dubuque Herald.
Tho opposition of tho Dubuque Telegraph lnay
DO aseribed to the fact that ita editor, D. Il. Ma
lony, was not consulted in the mako-up Of tho
tho Davenport Democrat Kookuk Constitution,
Iowa City Press, aud DeaAloinoa Loader
give to tho now party hearty support, as will
doubtless tho groat mass Of votors. who aro tired
of boing led yoar aftor year, like Bhoep to the
slaughter" by solf-copBtitutad loadors like tho
Dubuque Herald, who aro willing to sacrifice tho
MASSES to appeaso the appetite Of tho political
"cormorantB" who constitute the Ring" in Du-
buque County.
II tho eigns of tho times arc not deceving
tho day iB approaching. if not already at hand
WHOM the thinling mon of the old Democratic
organization will awake to the fact that it don't
pay to continue tho prosent "salary-grabbng
Lightariir party in power for hemore pleasure Of
voting a ticket headed ''Democratic." rho plat
form adopted by tho eAnti-monopolBtBi in tlia State
Is ono on which all truo friends of roform can
unite, bo thoy so-callod Democratic or Republi-
cans. Tho nominees arc mon who, in our State
Legislature, haye proven themselves the friends
Of tho pooplo In their struggle with monopoly.
And it ia to be hoped TINT tho people Of this
gruwing young st Giant Of the Wost will show
thoir appreciation Of their just seryicoa by tri-
umphantly olecting thom to tho poaitouB which
tley ara amply qualified to fill. ALLAMAKEE,
, 1873-08-23

below the oontro Of tho .hco1a, and all danger
of npsetting IL avoided. Thd whosla sra Of Iron
and ,t similar to tho whoo1a Of onr fro bnginon,
with long brans hubs md two rows of spokca.
The traok OF tho front wheos Ia tho aamo width
hind wheo1a iB much moro tl,nn tic width OF tho
car itaolf.
Tho tos. that waH made on Saturday evening
proved fully a. eucooahfnt ag could l,nyo boon OK
sonlo Of Which aro easily rono,licd, and tic samo
inventive skill whcl, hnA developed tho plau nav
bo trusted to overcome tho otlorH,
, 1873-08-23
Practical ADVICE for k,tsl1er.,en.

FF0iR MT. HttcItFH LHFiS3tNN UHl6H.
Frst-Find out il thore aro my ilah III the rlvor
to which you aro going; ifso, get aomo one
who knows tho water to Show you whore tho fish
lo; and whom he shows thona to you, don't you
show yourself to them.
Second-Dont imagine, 1t tho fish does not
trary, he IL worry likely devotlng ha whole attel,-
tinn to you, ant! preparing to start the moment
danger Ii Imminent. :
lhi,u-If you arc fishing With fly, and you
pass Il neatly throe tIMcs over lin, aua ho ro-
soon yolr line Of invitation, mud does not intend
to come.
FourGh--1t you a1e above fish When you
, 1873-08-23
Observation-Disclosures,

10 The Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
s1A; Dir. N. NJ. drayea has erected Oh North
HalHtod stsoot n wasor-trongh for horses, with q
sign !" Water Your IIoraos," and run OF water,
and cup to drink out Of. at hia own oxpenao !;
which heyo boon vol patronizotl ii. tlis hot
600 such as AG. NJ. Graves; and trust Won viii viii
notice his generous oct, to encourage tic oroo.
tlon Of muro driuklng- fountains oil tic ntrootu.
CHICAGO, Aug, 21, 1874
, 1873-08-23

his wlfo, to rest, aud WAS abused by tho Monroo
County Nepullican, OF TINT plaoo in scurrilous
and diagracoful manuor. The pllso Spartans
evidently do not care to hayo strangers visit
their burK.-WlnoAa lAinH.) Repu1!icdn.
, 1873-08-23
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Peoria counts l1.25G school-ohlldron. and
claims 30, 900 population.
1t is expected that Michigan will have moro
than 200 dranges By tho 1st Of no1t month.
". I. Giles, WHO has purchased the material
OF the defnnct Rochelle (1ll.) Independent de-
signs establishing Democratic papor at Elgin.
-Forepaugh'a big ostrich died ut Waterloo,
Iowa, few days ago Of suifocatfon. Tho hody
Waterloo, Iowa, has 1901 population. and
hna beon choated out Of cool Thousand by u
printers blundor III the commonly accepted
tables Of tho recent Iowa census.
ALL work upon Mr.. A. r. Stewards vast hotel
tor women, on Fourth nvenuo Now York, has
been suspended tof somo time. It ia said tho
mon refuse to work more than eight hours, wliIo
NEr. Stewart insista upon ten hours for t'uy'y
work, the Bame al lie ro4uirea from thoao eiu-
Tho milwaukee, Wisconsin says that tho St.
Paul Company aEo making extensive arrange
monts to moyo the magnificent wheat crop Of
tho country along their linos IN Minnesota, Iowa.
aud Wisconsin to tho milwaukee, market. Thoy
arc adding twenty locomotives aud 600 freight
cars to their rolling stock.
--We learn from the Hon. D. ". Adams, who
will represent the State horticultural Society at
tho meeting of the United States POnlological
Society at Boston, next month, that tho fruit
crop Of Iowa may ba accounted almost m ontiro
failure the present year, aud that thoro will bo o
attompt to make show at tho National Exlibi~
tion.-Lubnquo Times.
1t iB an important question whether railroada
propose to pay thoir sharo of the assessments
upon lands belonging to thcm for city improves
MontB, tho way other peoplo do. Tho City Coun-
oil aud Board Of Public Works can 500 no diifcr-
onco between tho obligation which rostB upon
tho railroad companies than that which reata
upon private ctizonR.-A. Paul Press.
.--Rocontly tho City Council Of Canton, ILL.,, IN
making out tho expenaos for tho coming ycar,
authorized loyy Of 100000 This sim waa
double what had over boforo been required, and
a majority OF tho legal yosora petltionat tho
Council to have tho amount reduced, anu tlores
upon the Mayor aud Aldermen resigned.
Michigan Huo-Kcepors' Convcntlon>
Tho Annual Convention Of the Michigan
op-Keeper's Association will DO held al usual
At tho tin1e and place OF holding tho Michigan
State Fair, which tekos place at Graud Aapids,
Sept. Is to 20.
lhe Bcsslons Of tho Coaycntion will be "a
follows: Wednesday, 18th. 1880 2. III. THUR.
day, 18th, 0 o. M, and 7:30 p. m. Friday, 18th,
0 q. III,
Papers Of interest, on loading topics, are er-
poetod from solne OF tho ablest boo-koopers Of
Tho country, and oycry uubjoct Of interest will
DO opon for. general discussion and ro'
marks.
Mrs. E. 8. Tuppon, Of Des Moiues, Iowa.
whose name i8 familiar to every boo-koepoi
in the country, has promised to be pros0nt,
and moat OF the prominent beo-kcopora Of slcls
igan aud adjoining States arc expected. Evory'
thing bids fair to have capital time, and tha
cstcd In tllcpromotion OF bon culture al scionce
or who arc or anticipate being engaged III bo}
culture for profit or pleasure.
Secretary Michigan State pee-Kcopers' Asseelatiou.
ApnlNQ LAKE, Aluh,
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Win iis gloomy attendants, low spirits.
depression. involuntary emissions. lors
~ semen, rpermaioriL.ca, lnSs u power
dizzy head. loss nf memory, anl threatened
Impotence and itnberil,y. tint u sovereign
cure IN HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC NJ. TWENTY EIGHT.
Composed ofthe mort valuable mild nn.l
Potent curtiscs, .hry strike ~ once ut
the root VI the nal,er tone ni tho system.
arrest The discharge. AMI impsrt vigor and
energy, life mud vitality toihe entire nma
They have cured thousand IL eases Price.
- per p,c',axe " ite hives and Il large
" vial which II very important In obstin--
nate Or oid casss, ~ III rvr single bpx
sold by a |. Druggists. ami .eni ~ mall
IN receipt u price, Address, llrNrnMG,s
srntira HnaEorArnie MsniriNE tn,
aUa broadway, New.iofk.
For salc ~ Dr. j. j cLEMMEn.
cresco, Iowa. yll.ns-ly
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FAaMxMs ATrESTiox--IMroarANr
Nsss.--farmcis aud all others who
want TO buy tho BEST and CHEAP
EST boots X shoes IN tho Northwest,
should mt fail u give Atkins. Steele 4
Whites boots Il Shoes o,c trial. To
tl,ose who have had them nothing nee.l
be sail, ~ all unite IN giving them tho
highest prize. They arc manufactured
from the very bcrl stock. and the work
h warranted not to rip Or como unpcg.
gid great failing with all boots X
shines. \ full assortment IL this Justly
celebrated make fur mon. women and
vhillren's wear always on hand NJ j. Il.
cAwahD's. WIN has sold them Coz b 81
q yearr and never yet had one rair
that did MT give entire satisfaction.
but ~ tho contrary scorcs can 10 rcfsrr.
el 70 who will ay they arc the best
boots They ever bought aud Instantly
produce their proof Ly showing you !
foot covered with ono u thrm. SPLEEN.
did boots worn year aud moro al
sound aud nicc--without loub. thci.
cqual for VICAR cnnnot b. found. Give
them = trial and you shall not regret
Il. II.
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T'ns rars week has bccn busy ono
among the business men of this place
Every day wc have noticed our streets
crowded with teams from the country
loaded with grain and pork. Va cant
SEQ but what there IL just AZ much
ding here IN Cres,o since lignor has
bccn done away with M before, although,
some few persons have made the 70.
mark that farmers would 20 to o.hcr
points to DO their trading and market
their grain. Wc do MT believe that
they will act W nnwisely.
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Trs tlAAstss Nv sns Nsas @a-
Mhss ths v~sMA ssss ~ sAls s4ineiNe
swat ! s~l u rass~A xs~ss sv~ty time
v rA~es sA@ssgA w. ksit. kAaA~~@s
~ewM psus ~ lnrsisAhl% llas sssa II
tins ~&~. A~lus~ ~ II MAJ s~<m, ~
miaeAisf vAn n sr~~eA. Inc ks~ ~.
rAls~A l.ye~'s kashaita~. aia~a \, !
M&t Atrls%ssira " .hs h<~sh w rr%
msse ihe al~rusiea II ME Mad
ny she seslr. will step
me thinntng-eas pswew In fssty sleha
hcasa The ssass frum which me dead
Alamen,a we're shsA Win sreA ~ n.
endowed With vitality. and ! new
gtewlh viii speedily spring ap IN The
slensasd places This work II repre-
Aaesion viii r. IN until sh~ damage Il
complrsely repaired. and TIN lasariAn.
crop II hair ihas produced viii never
wiiher ~ fAll nut a. hong n tho vitalis.
Ing application II regularly continued.
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There II ono boy IN Danbury who
didn't got anything IN Ills stocking
Christmas llc loft a pan Of nahcs y.
tho front stairs . follow m organ grin
der. aud q nomcnt later his indulgcpt
father cn,ne crashing out u tho front
door. and down tho front stoop. accom-
panied by TINT pan and iss contents.
looking for I'll the world ike Il real
god riding In tho clouds For . few
minute. TINT buy thought 10 had = pile.
driver lur an nuccstpr.
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Gcorge Francis Train predicted on
tho III inst. that Louis Napoleon,
Queen Victoria. Commodore Wander
hiIi aud Daniel Drew would lie this
year. George, however. made one
mistake. ~ fir ns Napoleon was con
cernrd lie snii be wns 10 Lc bchead.
cd. hut he licd with his head on. How
can George explain this failure Il his
prophetic sui
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J U Il L Il Il Il 4

sAseA u rsenasaeei ~ sAs leading ssas.
cal authorities " Lnnassn eaa Paris tho
mass r1~ssfal senir AMI nhesMssss khevM
~ M wseasr~s ~nfia Ihss IN 49, he~ ana
aHtri~d discovery hms hss hesn ions es~A
~ the lssiiar pA,sseisAs ef ether seaAtst~s
Nth vcMaerfal remedial sssalu.
Noss wsA2ss Ann ssrsia the slir~stivs
aFRMat Ny cathartirs, shes give anly trsrc-
rary relief indigestion. Haialeney sWd
dyspepsia With piles md kinared d.sesses
are sare 10 falla~ their use,
kcer the blood pure and health IL %.
tnr~d
JOHN 2. KELLOGG. IN riau II, Nsv
York, Sole Agent rer the United States.
Price One Dollar per Hottie. send FOR
Circular. ~
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CHArrED llAsts, face, rough skin, Din-
piles. r.nEworm. sa!s-rhcnn,, and other
cutaneoas affections cured, aud che skin
made son. mud smooth, BY u-in. the Jts,.
rgn Tas Soar. made ~ caswrll. Hazard
\ 70. New York. Dc certain 20 get the
Juniper Tar s"ar, ns there are worthless
mmitttiohs made with common tar. Swi3
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credit Nul,iliar r.,..;vo.l 4.

Credit Mobilier received two start
ling rct-baeks yesterday. tine was tho
order u tho House TINT hereafter tho
.loors u tho investigating committc
should DO thrown open 10 tho world !;
md tho ithcr was tho order of thu
same body that tho President should
employ two lawyers to prosecute the
Credit Mobilier company and IT. stock.
holder, ~ individuals IN the courts 10
recover the iiyc millions due from tho
Union Pacific % the government, mud
which the latter Ii unable 10 pay IN
= ,nsclucl,ee u the enormous drain ~
which Il has boon subjected by Credit
Mobilicr extortions and cxactions. II
thr action docs Mt cause q Auttcr in
more conlidlny breasts than ara upo,,
III. door u Congress. our confidence II,
In specializing hSoanity win DO pro.
motsd.--(c Chicago ro1t.
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Notice

Having Mn.ls arrangements With rroprie.
tors II tho extensive Carriage md sciKh
Works NJ Prairie da uhien. Wis. 70 net NJ
their Agent. for tho sale II Carriages and
AlvlThn, would respectfully announce " tho
PEOPLE u Cresco md Northern Iowa. that
We ARE prepared 10 furnish them With car.
riaka \ llelyhs u The very latest styles.
Comprising MI modern improvements and II
Inv hgur~A NJ can he had elsewhere. Call
everybody and examine iAsi stock now o.
exhibited ~ our Livery stable.
J. c. THAxsH, Prop, Prairie du Chen.
Wisconsin.
DABcOck a MOORE,
n6lf Agents, Grsseo, Iowa.
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Tnn FtnI@f Am SWEETEST cuD-LivkH
tn Is Hazard Il iaswrll's tnads on the sea
shore. from fresh, selected iisers. by cAs-
WILL, ilAxAEp Il - New iurk X Is
absolutely rrnk mud -wrnr Patients Win
have once taken II prefer !, to NIL others.
Physicians have decided II Superior 10 my
~ tho other oils In market 7wl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

CoeURC1l 1DsR ECTOR Y.

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Vices eseA Sabbath II half paa sva ,. m AMI lido
,. m. NAhhAtA Nxir,oi immv.ilAiviy amer saurBlns
ssrstes. rrnyvs meeting each "Wednesday sssaing
81 ~Asly camille lis.t.
rsNyvvs~. CssIsvns snd assns.ss Iasltvi.
Dte1seepal, 0raee Church Rector. Rev. y.
NvttW~Msst services every Sunday ~ tu.w u.
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sss seats VI free. sttassss@ ai The fa,,ir. VI.
daily tnvis~d,
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Sabbath rei,sH,l ifnh,. ATTY ai.f t,ftg -srsi.
tTaj.r m..ting each N.sin ~ias .s.itut. ses.s
frt sssnprs! invitation extended,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

RsruAxsp.--Wm, debby mud wifi,
who have been spending tho winter IN
pittsburgh, PA Dis. Mee.llum x
Stevens who have been In Wisconsin
for q few weeks have returned and arc
now really for business. -----t;. ".
Combs and vito returned from their
eastern trip on THURSDAY,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

II u CauxL. It'd put yoar harness
|or saddle upon the CALLED hack of yoar
horse. whom he can he ~ easily cured
by tho application ~ rruf. "Anlcr-
aon's Dcrmador." The CALLED breasts
II draught horses arc healed In 4 few
hours by this wonderful l.inimcnt.
Sec advertisement In another column.