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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

Tlae /. A god deal of complain, IN
tlu Iail .f N,s,s and mothers. ahun.
tie pen.,d, an l.ln street. known n
MAJ Place. 1, il alleged hy them
tin, ius'r,i ~ lisiag hcnsls for DANA
~ resulting /, ans n the bca-asies 70.
S,rting there. I'd whom tho said wivc,
arr rotated, llc title II tho property IN
wl,irh The pound Il kept Is concealed IN
the name If nelly clsc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
J u Il L Il 4 Il A

which IA rseeaWNe&a VI sA@ isrAiNs
EN- aa,Arsiai~s III unsl,s VA 49,
tMnss t'p~vftaf tstssv rA sl.sAi,s As IN
III me tntstlsal wesil TIL ii No. n.w r
aNtsiva discovery hut ms h+.r ling n,
~ 49, ts.4t.~~ sLssssls - III slaes .eaf
With ~.HArsiul n msaiAl rsssiIis
pcs't wtAKss an tsss,1 NJ LiA#Ni
cfsant n, celharsies. slst give ntsis l.tt
rar, triirs :. indsgrstish, 4 tai.A.t
dy.p~rsi With pies an.l klnaya de-. /,
are sate ~ tvllsv their uss
ke~r the blood rure aaa hes.'h i 49,
satsd,
JOHN q ksLtnati, IA rlau =, NV
isvk, sole Agent Far ,hs lni,rd ~itrr
Price One Dollar per lsotlir srni W.
Circular "a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

TaAl lNti II
~ Hrn wha tatAi, III. ssstsatAt
" the Nestilsss# ~ .sstlsare n Faes..
ase men wisa ere va hln Aism IL
III, isatsni ~ ~. lnswls.lrs II gid
and evil !" " We wsre IL dsas aron
ssn extensive reading 4 scripture e.
their PARALLEL. We ss,aald sss ilssy nsrc
lska the ud SestrHi. ~ lunah In the
whales belly With a. lrislsss II er,.
sinr Hs',nrr, ~ The Searlei Auman IA
Babylon III brrrelr., II .snnanias and
Sapphire. " Josephine Mansfield. n
Laura Fair. ~ ans hvl, hn' enr ante.
dclasean lrogcnitor Wise only eiIsnre,
- FAR ~ We Know was TIM, l,c some.
times reachcd arpl,s. la. OWNED up
like man.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
Klnr orel,c uplood

6crofnlous Sores. Case wns fur
several months unable 10 walk without
crutchcs II consequence u Scrofnlous
sorcs upon my ankle They wcre H.
lolent ulcers u ysry bad character.
! was recommended u try King u the
blood. ani | used several bottles ~
directed. ] am now entirely recovered
ffom my lamenes~, although my ankle
h badly SCARED.
q. W. llolLgNnHooK,
Tole,ls,. ulin.
500 advertisement In another column.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

DowS wfTn Hun lGlrEs. -. We
now propose g. sell g,ods far III day.
regardless II euA, strictly for CASH. an
low = they can " bought West u
Chicago,
M goods sid N credit until cld 10.
e0unls are settled.
n1-All parties inhabited % us are
hereby notified eall aud settle before
peb. 1T, sul sase c1sls.
Ian SAMSON l. SixoNDs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

Tmk piGLsI AND kMEErEst Gnr.LI.Tn
Oh Ii Hazard X t'as~ells made oa the sra
shore, froIa frvsL, selected livrrs, BY las.
wsLt, uAxAau x To New York. |, II
absolutely r.AE ani .asAr, Patients Nh
have oncu taken II prefer II 10 all o,hefs
Physicians have decided II superior ~ my
Of ~ othcf nils In market. ipAl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
TERMS TO CiUM

NIE13l = ~ N6V0E
the DOLLAR WEEkLY SON.
Five coyius, oile ysas. sststsss.1 Asdfs~e<ds
fesr Oe1easUs
extra cupt " ~ tsstsr W " cluklt
Tvensy ccpiea one rear. eers8Assis addressed (An1
AA cara covI " tAe tsstsr ~ VI ciHbl.
wlgteea Uellavss
Tiny euptN enc rear. 10 one address iand w bslf
Weekly Uas year " keilAI w NJ club.
JAlrgY.sAree DoolaVu.
Hhy rcrics rear, *era1wtHlv addressed (And ~
USMI MscAlt ole yu1r " krtlVf VII Otrtn)s
ThtStysosC OO1oaSn,
ca hWudfca eniiss ene wear. III ana odtFyts fAnl
Ne DAY. sVs Uns ys.r ~ thu ksttsr w VI eiNht.
CtAy Deolasss
0ae hurffsl a. sies, enn Year. tenafeeay nd1gssee1
aod ths ualy t1f ole var W ths xsttet w VI yutk
Atxay Oollasu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

6cmooL ELECTION Tho election
for school "iIiccr III tho lnlcl,endcn.
District u crssco. On Monday. rssulsal
In the election of Aug Beadlo, l'resi-
don't John II. Peck. Treasurer !; 9. Il.
Ssp,son. aud y. v. jacobs, Directors.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

IT, Alsma lselabsieaa tsss the
.ili - .h til Il, ,tc i.afa'icn elect.
iaa Ii l',a, lslA,r w,,v .hasen With II.
,,esr,,a. understanding that something
sl,.anrl Vi dime IL l,gsau ihr number II
llaeet aL.ia nsn procure that which
l,ns ,l.~n ,h.u shr,a,s makes beasts u
A.4s.. -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

Boston. March L.. ---t;earge :. but.
we'll Was elected nitcI states soma.
tor to-day IN the convention II tho tvo
Houses. The vutc was ~ fellows:
Boutwell,. LIZ. Dawes III. l.ntin.. !.
j. Il. Tarbox, >; William Whiting
2; q. q. Greene 2, naking 81, votes
Il. al
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

cmArrGh iIAAnH. face, rough kin, PINE
pies, r.nEworm. salt.rhrnu, md ohcl
cutaneons affections cured, NIL thu skin
made soft. md smooth. i, using the l.Ni.
rGH Tan Soar, made BY rAswrll Hazard
i 20. New York. l,r cert In 10 get the
Juniper Tar soap, as there arc Worthless
immlt atlons made with common tar. tpwt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
opECiAl- nOrlCLS.


There i NJ phi, ~tirh ,hc tehianr lihi.
Uncut Will not rps.s.e, Ia swelling |. viii
MT smbiur ui.l an .mrlsss Viii. l: vii
NOT cure Til Il .fr"ta anla..r, hn, i
IL true. Wners tl,p pr, 80 ~, gaze. ! \
effects are m,rs.lnt-, Il h.s ,rvinr.i
Nyr. cures IT rneun.at isn,, ~ ar0lxlt. tick
jAw, palsy. s.rsl.Ht sN.i'inr-, eikeI.
breasts, sesils, hars,s, 's'ia.r,.m. sst.
ache ~ np.n Vi. tsuia.n iraMr, AMI ~
str.ins. spawn, H. ~ n.vt aisin .s ~
one year tl.ill ha.a Ill uilssr ln,stlnl.d
vems.li.s .l,.er ~. Wut}i hrune u il 4
cUunter.irti. laf. III sii.a",ils psn H.
ticvsr, t's..rle ,'aNs - i ~ . ,ra's't.
~, tho ltMe wslk. poisonous hst.fs arr
rendered harn,eiess ani iin lid afu
healed withuu. il SER II - 10 humbuK.
The recipe IN pabll.hel arvunlc.r liolt,e,
II Ii selling n NJ article EYER Leitre ri |,
aud, Mud i ~s.Is because II t.nsh Just ~had
" tr.lrnLs IL liz. Iliss Nltu i#oA niilsr
1SOM rhrun.aI .#n, IL III ~ sa,l ing deserve
70 suffer- III They NIL nHi nsr s''iisaar isi#
hasn't. Murt thin lJ,n raliiiIc ira VI ~.
NAAgknblc cures inrin lhs il,y "A Hubs.
rAvoHic.rhrni, .ti.ln quit. rlh1inK ssiinJ. ].
A., hava haen received. W. vii s.n 4
circular containing esrilhp -. The recipe.
40. gratis IL any oas raa tast,ng y tine
lMttlv - the u Inv Wrapper ''.ntanr llni.
swsnt " worth ans hnn.rvd dollars lar
spsviMei or s~.eAiel lnrses md mules, IN
E.r screw .wurm la sheep stac .osncrs---
this ilniMsnt Ii war.h your attention NJ
family should ba without G.nt,nr l.tAi-
msni ] H. Rust a IL, New York.
nitmo
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

DELoir, March in.--k.v. j. j
bushnell, Professor IL Mathematics
md Natural Philosophy III tho Hcluii
College, died % Saturday afternoon ~
typhoid pneumonia.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

N n ilariisA iaA ,siaaA, hall
i,sssfvss Ia I've l',+aah NsHt,iat4s, ard
will t@lt he departure ts the rt*i "
inls III nj ,hn hlsl IL Alttl lie u.
f.,. liz mn.e and iaum seat rse~v ivf
seus ~ IL, In This wevk l'laia Dealet
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

l.ocomution about the country has
commenced with wheeled vehicles. the
thaw having rendered tie roads useless
FIR slcighs, except where they have
new s,io.s a. 10 secured
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
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ArWM X88#MA*4 @k NNM@ AA#As
~ sH#NH stw#W 81 AWAsf -
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tA4 - Hssssi y spk as4s pA#ss / rAis
fsa~ aass II sssss w. gishA sissse tHtts.
sHlassse Il lia@wfA esHess shai N
s.slas a sga.h IL she AssA 5 80 !.
ths aTsasams II nstssfsi Asss ~ ~
ca - smsaas sa.sss ~ Al ssia III
i@ss+vss atf~ssrA'A VI the reanas.
tstt VI Il vstt#s ~sAils n ssssAae,
eiAit VA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

7b, QUO ~ CASH Won Sl.--Wc call
tho attention of au, readers a. the nd.
vertiasnlcnl In another column II tie
Nebraska State Orphan Asylum. Tier,
\ 1 chance IL win fortune III a pub
10 legal drawing. and nh nnhlo
charity. lit
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
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w NNnsss u NM e0NtetN.
Nastsr IL AefeAg Hiss n That ffsss and
aiNft slge GMse AHfe | Il ID sashe "a siMim
Faf III sVtsgFet III vi saA iAHs I. Sass,
sss tNei " !, ~ - to h,h ~ Affil
iNsa nH II is4i III Il t4eisei ~ m@ke rpn.
ssMtss g4t hssa II III VII teslvsa. ~ fHF w.
interference ffusH RE II Concerned, aA
ihrnrs, hN uyr. III II Il Afisf, AAi that Mrrn
Ahs rtfss N fsssspet4s fahsa IN him frr
latDs M sefstsrs ~ himself aHhe W r~rs
safahu 4 | haNe il l sssstai bnf ~ Interest
isfiain Far hts sllsis III sansr slt after
tits dale ! shall hill la,self ia NO way ".
sissWtiRle
.Stw uregan. Iva. III TIL 1874
Id: IaRNTlIt aWfS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

enhoOe0M is lanrc ihan u substitute
for cssierst )ll, |, II the only .Arr ,r.lslr
N existence which Ii err,AsM IL afs,Mil,ts
~ food. rcxalAie the b0Scis, carr whit
collie aud produce natural -lrrl, II rpl-
Vatns neither minerals. murpliIna or nlcv.
kol. and In lleAsanlAtu iHlp. thii,lren
need M, cry and mothers may rest Itlls,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
aN4A

HNF H. "
aA M t 49,
t#M $3.50
*#4 NA A
R
at
8s8sea N 1855 n s tAs'aA r.
tssss - ssv@s - tea 50 lit
sm& / ts8sMH - As ~ 49, -
y. issH 4 Aasstt il ~ ss4e -
A. sNsssf A~sA a~el -
ts9s "a fAs4 ms'it - aa
49, fsa II NA~AsA wfA - - - fh*t
- " aAANA IVY W.T. 80 -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
CsauRCaa DIRECTORY Y.

vlvee es.h ssil,s.h III hall lsI t,n a, m mi ~
= N, ksltsa.h s,assa Immediately amer mtnlas
eegvlss. rsatst ~. etlnx Yah AstMsas sts',t4 !.
o. sstty uAndls lis',..
rsws brss. Viilaens IN stranger I. ,lasd.
kneoGspal, arNe< church iisc'a s.s. J.
MUkEntM~. -sftIs~s ssets r.,n ~ wAl n q.
-. onA 7s3Ur. III. fuasHy rctsa ~ astsr ~ 80
vice. Neals IL tsvv. tfsansss~ And 'ne rat. asfs
disly tuvtted.
Meahodlss tfist.Dnl -~fis, W. Nrsss
exnyv Huts. a., hss4 ,4.4s8 Ia ri ts.Ntd t4 N.
rrss.r a.r.tina rM u ", slh, IS hn'. s,ss'f
tsvv. ustHraI Invitation .stshdt,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

Al III 40 pr day Asshss wsAesd AZ
~ ~ 1~V a~es ~ wwhinx tSGp,v, - sishss
NJ INN ~ ~, ugaAs absts money ~ work euf
~ IN taI ,p4rv moments. W ~ thy Naet, oeeN q
ans thli.a sse. raI.auass ftss, Alevos Y. etleene
VI, 4 t.ttiHad, NMt<. eA4l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
T1IR nnuf.WYHMf.Y uUN.

ToIB nHMf.WEKKLY UUN.
Five copies. osc yeat separately sadtsAcd.
Eight OellaSe.
1ea aorics, one fesr, ppAretsiy addressed (ALa -
extra vovy 81 EettsF W " elabls
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
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WNNW WVVW NuUNbU
n rcAl Ofise ordsrs. cngak I, n 1foNa 10 revYQn
Wkef9svr epnysOlesls. II n.ttIlA bo!kl r. u rs
tets uuMt aihtts ~ ~. 49, ~
Lw. kxOl1A2 - - NJ -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

n III
~ #w II 80 ~s@A&
- -
sAewak A88#s ssseKsa&s
49, ~ ssAAw 49,
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t*f 4 49, - rs e@sassss,
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Nt II - ISL NJ
ih 49, 4ss i 1859 49,
Mt at A f fNss ~
AAe 49, - 49, asA s~ssA
N AA ti# s4t 80 tAe $50
IN va4g W. III fl r~ssuF
NHsA I'll lssA N
An A M 81 49, 4 ~ Aassfs
lWsseA ~ ~ NN Wea sMA
gsls8Aa ssss st.sss = lena ii 4 u
s#s~aA.'s we ~ ~ ~ = - ~
4 ts saa neses - Id eus tMst
sa7st aA "a eSse Il ii sstldas sssm
haf hi iNss ss4ast - fsn 81 sf.fss
"a VI M ne ~tfi 80 49, 49, ~ tvsa
hs~As tistt es~ lsnN ~ "a lntsAHsie
lfsuimE 'A+A. II ~ u sata~tng sw~ y
f#' covered ulsA - Il tAstr fgg,lta,
di w. wtsn srsf aAl mere VII
yasl sui ssit4 aIsAulas tisaia their
raaai isf vtsf tsAaes IL snHI. Give
shem i ,tial all 20 shall NJ rsgrv.
IL, III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

The Gsina IL published Quarterly. 90
cts. ra,- tpr ihe ycAr, which u not half the
coal. ILosr whn afterwards send money
10 lhc aiauulii ii line Dollar NJ more fur
Hee.ls lnes hisa order ~ cts worth extra
the l,lss pill Tor tho Guide. The fIrst
NnMIsl i heanliinl. giving plans fOr maxi
ing nar.l llons~. Dining Table Dcrova.
ilun.. " snIp~ uarsisns, kc,. And Mass u
information Invaluable 10 lhe lover ~ nov.
sis.-~la TO rnyes on hne tinscd paper. soiae
tuu lnsrasina- mud superb Co!nrvd Plate
anil chrome Ipssr.--Thc First EdiitoM VI
600 ouo laei lrih,siin English 1 herman.
JAMES WICK. Rochester. n. \.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

finsf. l.sss BUSINESS fay 4 svila.
Vie saah Nth shs assurance ~ AshsMe frssn
u co. II sa.asa sesr. ear W. sevwt~a. N
rHhhssli psh ~ aFsns, FIR The sxeta.
sAss ssle II ~HiAs w Nev. WeMsy
MART III fhsr, Nsllism calt~A bryant,
Harriet ueevhtt kssws Ar write nv PAR.
tivmiars III u. II fuan n 90. Nev VERT Il
Ilss,an ahiva4a, .r IAN Hvau~isec. ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
MASON / HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.


TIE ONLY An,sr's.n nm, Mass.i ln:s ".
AI,a rseavnl ~. e.sslletsv - " sommssA wi
sAle In furn~, Notwithstanding rOsnustealsA tkstv
With products u el,.ap labor
Av.W AVS awarded hishsss rvvMlvms, n.
AI1V - - .lustln4 ths MslA " ths pMss
fslwstsnHt OF hundreds Of Industrial kshiblsin,s
III /. have not bel. in III oil &hrss shy other Or
lie hasa ben ltfess Irsd IL these,
UNIVERSALLY , ':s% ~ss'.i. " en- =.
~ ol.ulon4 d nAk THOUSAND. IN Tsss'saaalal
rslM'nr.
EXCLUSIVELY '~r, n. r ,.,.., ~,
md embracing every rial Improvement.
TIE MOST EXTENSIVE r, ~!
pisi~ f.epr,@ lii lle ~e IL, producing bsths woFa
IL LIS ass.s l1an ,Il.rNlts ia,s@ liz.
PRICES FIXED y. .,.. !" ~. r. . !. zen.
Gus .npla,meit " oa, bet ma:sEKi as4 S,sk.
mahshp4
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE and TnsSi.
NORMAL ciMrLAs. with imporssnt H.
formation about Organs which may
saye purchasers from disappointment ii
purchase d inferior ~ worthless insiru
'non.s y ra,uvns y high prices. ssal
/ frrr.
MASON < HAMLlN ORGAN CO,
IN fremont NJ, boston ;.en t'Mioa EeMsse
NV iurk ~ and ~ Adams D., chIsse'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
rilr DAILY slx. "a 4 YEAR.

A rfcrntinensis rraial,'s Aew,ra:sr with inc larn
esi vtuulatl,n m The Mill stps iilacesu0eMla -
eNoSia notifies. AEltlau urNs ttnsst eVV6y Un9fa.
1Wo rents ar,py ~ mail - ueuss nloGlG. " %
. SeAs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
ftnu Advertisements

tN*AAst8A# kH&A w # ~ AM4 800
As 49, 49, Maa#ss
Ktk - ~ l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
A,..ls s.s.sti,t.

oslss South. ,l.sns North
t~ess Asefn I IA h - tssss AssssH as VI :, v
Atvss Aas8H ~ VI A8tsts .zssAs Fst q tAt y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
CRESC0 MARKET,
lIurrreiel weekly hrl
~ =. - n 80 NJ. So 4 xAxS
u @ N 7.
Wells Carlolic Tablets.

NJ aesss N tst' ii. renEii#. ea'is, sare Nh
iatg* Ma ~ ptnel.lal difficulties, nv pnly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-26
Material for Paper.

The German manufacturers have
been very successful in the production
Of paper and cloth from corn husks,
the machinery required for the muui-
pulating process being essentially the
same as that employed in American
paper mills working on rags. The
husks, it appears, are first boiled with
an alkali in tubular boilers, as a result
of which the fbrcs Of the husks are
found at the bottom of the boiler in .
spongy condition, filed with glu-
tinous Substance or dough, which lat
ter is pressed out from the fibres by
hydraulic presses, leaving the fibres in
the shape of longitudinal threads, in-
tersperscd with dense masses of short
fibre. Linen that is made from these
long iibrcs is said to furnish very
good substitute for the coarscr kinds
of fax aud hemp, while it is superior
to iute, gunny cloth and the like. The
paper, for which mostly the short
tibres arc used-the long fibres con-
stituiing the material for spinning
is stronger than paper or the same
weight made from linen or cotton
rags. The hardness and firmness of
grain charactcrizing the paper thus
made are said to exceed that of even
the best made English papers. lis
durability exceeds that of paper pro-
duced from any other substance, aud
it can be made extremely transparent
without sacrificing any portion of its
strength. The fibre is easily worked,
either alone or mixed with rags, into
the finest writing papers, and it readily
takes any tint or color that may be
desired The yield of the husks em-
ploycd for this purpose is said TO be
as follows: : thirty per cent of fibre,
ten of gluten and sixty of dough.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-26
A Death Which Puzzles the Lic5
Insurance Agents.

About three months ago q man
named Nadra, living in the northeast
part of the city, called upon Mr.. Ten
Winkle, life ins urancc agent, and
stating that his lie was already in
sured for $1,000, asked for $4,000
policy in Ten Winkle's company.
The man was not well dressed, spoke
broken English, and seemed not to be
over well of in this worlds goods.
While the agent was willing to issue
the policy, he thought it strange that
q poor lahoring man like Nadra should
want to carry suca an insurance, in
volving an expense of about 5000 per
year. Mrs. Nadra was along with her
husband, and was desirous that lie
should take ont the new policy. Ten
Winklc made some inquiries, and then
appointed day for Nadra to be ex-
amiucl. Four or five OF the best ply
sicians in Detroit examined the cam
didatc, and they pronounced him just
what any observer would, n strong,
healthy, robust man, likely to live a
score OF years at least. The application
was sent cast to the company, and in
du? time The policy came back. Nadra
called for it several times before it
came, and when it arrived he was
ready with his money to pay the pre-
mum. Six weeks after, or six weeks
ago, Mrs. Nalra left home one morn
ing, and her husband, who was not
feeling well, remained in the house.
The children were out and in during
the morning, but were away to u
neighbor's during the afternoon. a
ldborer at the next house saw NadIa
once during the afternoon, but when
the wife returned at evening she
found Him cold and dead. Coroner
Gnau was called, and, as he was given
to understand that the death involved
a loss of $4,000 to the insurance COM
panics. he adjourned the inquest.
The stomach was removed and sent to
DR.. Lyon for analysis, in order that it
might be determined whether his
death was the result Of natural causes.
DIR. McGraw conducted the post NOR
ten, which was full and complete.
The inquest was concluded yesterday
by Coroner Gnm, und the case was
disposed Of.
DIR. Lyon testified that he made his
first test for prussic acid, and not find
ing amy, tested for vegetable poison.
He found Il small quantity of what he
believed was vegetable poison, but
could not determine its nature. BY
rubbing little on the eye, the fluid
caused the pupil 30 dilatc, like the ac-
tion of bclladonnl. IL was his be-
lief that there was not enough of this
fluid 10 cause death, even if il had
been real vegetable poison as suspect
ed. Or. MeGrW testified at con-
siderable length as to thc post-mortcm
fully explaining his operations. DIR.
Sprangcr testified that he had treated
the deceased for congcstive chills, and
it was his opinion that death cnsued
from chill of this sou. DR.. McGraw
thought that death Ind cn,ued from
disease, and the Jury returned YER
diet that the deceased came to his
death from rwu,cs mkuowl TO them.
Thi, win probably cnd the ease. Tho
V!fc j. certainly cleared from any
suspicion of saut iwl yet ia" jn-
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DR.. ]. I. Acomh,

physician AND SURGEO who has
had fifteen years experience in a large
and successful practice, will attend all
Professional Calls. Ofiice in his Drug and
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tidiouts House.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND
A fun assortment of Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints,
oils, Cutlery, and fine Groceries, all of the
best quality, and will be sold at reasonable
rates.
II. r.. BURGESS, an experienced Drug
eist from New York, has charge of the
Storo. All prescriptions put up accurately.
H.
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TUESDAY, APRIL sTH, 1873.

At this Concert tho best musical talent
that can be procured from all parts of tho
country will add pleasure TO the entertain
ment, and Ten thousand Cash Gifts, ag
grogating q vast total OF Half a Million
Doliars currency viii be distributed by
lot to tho ticket-holders, as follows:
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Tlonesta House.

M ITTEL, Proprietor, Elm ct. Tio-
W. nesta, Pa. at the mouth Of the creek,
hr. Ittlc has thoroughly renovated the
Tionesta House, and re-furnished it COM
sletely. All who patronize him will he
well entertained at reasonable rates. 20 ly
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GRANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE.
S500,000
g A 8 Fl GI F II 8 I
100000 For Only $40.

Under authority of special legislative
act OF March 10, 1871, tho trustees now an
nounce the Third Grand Gift Concert, for
the benefit of the Public Library of Ken
lucky, TO come off in Library Hall, at
| IOuisyillp XIV, on
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Total. nd. O.OOO GifLs. an Caah.
100000

lotali lO,OVO Gllts, ali Casni SoUU,UuU
To provide means for this magnificent
Concert, One Hundred Thousand Whole
Tickets only will be issued.
Whole Tickets, Sl0 Halves. s.: and
Quarters, $3.50. Eleven whole Tickets for
500. No discount on less than Sl00 or
ders.
The object Of this Third Gift Concert,
Ike the two heretofore given with such
universal approval, is the enlargement
and endowment OF the Public Library OF
Kentucky, which, by the special act au-
thoriziug the concert for its benefit, is to
he forever free to all citizens of every State
Tho drawing will bo under the supervi
sion Of the Trustees fthe Library, assist.
ed by the most eminent citizens of the
United States. The sale OF tickets has
already progressed so far that complete
success is assured, and buyers are there
fore notified that they must order ut once
if they desire to participate in the drawing
The management of this undertaking
has been committed by the trustees 10
Hon. THOS. L. BRAMLETTE, late Gov
trnor of kentucky, to whom communi-
cations pertaining to the Gift Concert may
be addressed.
II. r. DURRETT Pres't.
w. n. HALDEMAN, Vice Prcs't.
JOHN $. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library of
FARMERS AND DROvERS' BANK,
Treasurer. Public Library of KY, Lou
isville, Ky.
As the time for the Concert is close at
hand April Sthl, parties wishing tickets
should send in their orders Immediately If
they would avoid the rush and delay abso-
lutoly unavoidable in the few days pre-
coeding the drawing. All orders and ap-
plications for agencies, circulars and in
formation will meet with prompt atten-
ton. THOS. f. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Ky.
TiCnicN-;Ile