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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-09
NAMES OF THE DEAD.

ning-room girl: Captain Oliver, OF the
Rynd Farm, guest ct the Central
Butcher George, porter at the Central
Sanford Acker, guest at the Hanl0E
House; Philip Martin, guest ct the
Hanl0n House q young man, nm.
known, guest ct the Hanlon House ~
The registers Of both hotels were lost.
Nellie McCarty was removed to the
house Of friend, and after receiving
the holy sacrament according to the
Catholic faith, underwent an examine
ton by the surgeons, who despair OF
her recovery, - she 10 injured inter
nally. TsE
The general opinion IL that the fire
originated from escaping gas, but tho
Central Hotel people claim that Il
must have been the work OF an incen-
diary. "a
INCIDENTS AND SCENES. ~
Owing to shs facility that existsd
for reachin3 the fields, much Of the
household furniture wAs saved. By
10 o'clock Il the forouooa the streets,
especially q TIE vioinity ofthe firc,
were densely crowded With those
anxious to gaia particulars. The
countcnanoes of Ill told plainly that !
great calamity had Visited the neigh.
borhood, and ympathy Vas exprsss-
cd for ths AnfoEt0nate losers By IL
lire. Men, Wo01n and children WeFl
eagerly sooEchine Tho ruins for relics
lost bnt few haye INST with success, =
the Goals aro yek . warm that : thor.
ough inspoet1oa cannot be had. Fur.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-09


Below We publish correspondents
held between Hon. Geo. II. Williams
Attorney General Of the b. s., and
Hon. j. M. Love, q. IS. District
Judge, which will fully explain itself:
OrruMwA, MARcn 9TH, 1874.
Hon. GEO. H. WILLIAMS, Attorney
General
Dear SRI was surprised as we'll
as mortified to see among the dispatch.
es of this morning, the following:
!" REFORMING THE COURTS.
Attorney Genl Williams before tho
House Committee gave testimony
with reference to the Arkansas case.
He stated that he never allowed cx-
Penses beyond the legal limits. He
mad evidence of extraordinary expens.
% in Arkansas and other places. He
had tried to correct them, but the
courts would give him NO assistance.
He thought It could be demonstrated
that In the courts of tho United States
in Iowa, Kansas, South Carolina and
Dakota there had been vast expendi-
lures unauthorized by law
| can hardly think that you intend-
ed what is clearly implied in the Ian.
guage imputed to you, with respect to
the y. s. Courts Of Iowa, for / have
never had my attention called by the
Department of Justice to the alleged
extraordinary expenditures /" or to
any : expenditures not authorized by
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-09

The result of the. election in Con-
necticut gives The State over to Democ-
racy, alias free rum. Also tho same
party elect majority Of the Legisla-
tnrc, probably securing ! Democratic
Y. s. Senator, in the place OF Gen.
Buckingham, Republican, whose time
expires March 4th, 1876. Ingersoll's
majority for Governor, ID shout two
thousand. Nearly Ave Thousand votss
were cast for the Temperance ticket,
and this brought about the result.
This result was not unlocked for BY
us. The Temperance Crusade sweep.
ing over the country, arouses earnest
and extreme temperance people to
separate action, and everybody knows
that such movements draw from the
Republican side of the house. 1t is,
not unusual, but on the contrary 1t is
quite usual, for the Republicans to lose
Connecticut in such off years in poll.
tics. It has no permanent significance
other than has for years pertained to
the elections in this State.
The Military Court, presided over
by Gen'l VIM. 7. Sherman, investiga-
ting the charges against Genl y. o.
Howard, is getting well along with it's
work. As we have always expected,
everything points toward Gen1 How
ards coming out of the trial without
the least moral culpability being At
tachcd to him. The Washington
Chronicle says:
"The clerks In the accounting offices
of the Treasury Department have
given very important testimOny,which,
If sustained throughout the investiga-
ton, settles the question of the Gem
erafs moral innocence. They testify,
In the first place, that General How
ards accounts for personal disburse-
mente have all been closed, and the
books balanced, every cent coming
into his hands having been satisfacto-
rily accounted for. They also swear
that nothing appears to indicate any
misapplicati0n OF funds by other, dis
burning officers, for whose acts he may
be legally rcsponsible, which could
have been known to or prevented bY
him. It therefore follows that he
could not be morally responsible for
their delinquencies II such should be
proven. To accuse him Of dishonesty
on account Of their bad acts would
kNa - IA -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-09

Ar 4 meeting held on Monday last,
at Knoxville, Iowa, ex-Governor
Stone was appointed ! delegate from
Marion county, TO 20 to ST. Louis, II
company with delegates from DEF
Aoines and Abba, to confer with st
Louis people and the st. Louis, X. G,
& N Railroad Company, in references
to building road to Des Moinss by
way Of Abba and Knoxyille. s..
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-09

VICE President Wilson has nearly
ifnot quite, completed his history Of
the political movement agAinstslsvsry,
and has now Eoaeto Washiagton, Il Il
hoped on his way further south, where
he can have the absolute rest which
his infirmities require, but which he
has refused a. veto take. He cannot
long resist the tendencies Of his con-
stitution unless be does take mora
care of himself. xAs kesi
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-09


The same comparison might be
made with many other Western.
Southwestern and Southern Statae
with the same comparative results. In
none of the foregoing States, except
Iowa, 10 the court held &C moro than
two places, and insome Of Thorn I be-
lieve, In only one place. In none OF
them except Iowa, does the law re-
quire more than six terms, and in
some Of them not more than four
terms each year. It may, neverthe.
less be true that the expenditures in
this district are greater than the pub
lie business requires, and I, for one,
am sincerely anxious to cooperate In
your efforts to bring court expenses
within Ill reasonable limits. And I
win be especially thankful II you win
point ont the sbuses Of expenditure
In this State, to which your testimony
refers, IN order that to the extent Of
my power / may aid ron in reform.
ing them.
am respectfully #
your obdt servant,
j. NJ. Love.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-09

HOUSE.

HOUSE.
WAsalEaroR, April g. Under call
Of States many bills were reported and
referred.
SENATE.
Johnston Introduced bill giving
the Court of Claims jurisdiction to
hear q claim of the SON of tho late
General Lee to the Arlington estate.
The accompanying petition recognize
es the sacred use to which the prop
erty has been put, but thinks the petit
toner should be compensated.
BOgy presented resolutions of the
Michigan Legislature favOring the
House bill for the improvement Of
the mouth OF the Mississippi. Re-
ferred. lga.s
The bill providing for the payment
OF bonds to the Louisville & Portland
Canal CO., was taken up, the pending
question. being to rccommit to Com
mittee on judiciary. Els ts
Thurman and McCreery Opposed
such reference, and favored commit.
ting The subject to the Com mittee on
Finances. Adopted.
GEN a TIE ssfsav u
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

"ll"w ,iu y"n get nl"nSi' said
devoted " ife I" her husband ~
dnwn town uivrchan,, in tic
mid.t of tie panic. OH! Shall
weather the .tur", hut | with
| lad only u few hundred dnllar-
more. II w"uld he very c'"-
vcni-n, I" say the least" ID M
You VIA YIN had lnarrirdna rich
ii,insaid de, ~ MI nj q WA,
thea rising and going to hen
room che returned with Pat cl
more thas tho amount required II
Unlt.d States bonds. "Whl
wl,rr. in The world did you re'
,hlsi" said the hrwl,ier,d nus.
band. well, my dear y'u went
I" n champagne supper seven
wears ago, aud IN your 'e ur !.
finding IA, cation around the
room rati cr ditficnt, dep"site'
tat, shoes. ylnve-. and n large r..ll
# hank hills on the car,'c'.
pm il away. aud waited three
weeks for y'n /" cnqni it h d
se"n it. When findin YOU were
ashamed to d" 81, irves ell IT,
and here you have it
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

CURr FOR fEL N As soon II.
discovered, 'ake some spirits al
tnrIenii"c in acnP, diP the Huge
i II, and then hold the, and pea'
hit fire I'LL dry; thc'rdip IL ~
again and repeat f"r fifteen min
"'cs, "r u"''l aSeF rAi"s cca'"s.
the next day, with q sharp knit
par. II the thick skin aud y",
ailrii*t aom StniaAlike a honey
cont Ii led with clear water; om'
the ,es!l- aud thp fcl"n is gone
TfS,kc ictaListn far advanced
{ r,urpput,ne. oil Of "rgannn
,jrcxie,t iusthc same way. wi
rnrc. ItAto tar advanced Fl
either H. cure, th. frl"n will still
so harifed, "r it will OF les
painful. Never draw il
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Fg s',ppFfpi'wT lsss..rn,yapd
! orit N fvpMtvof xks sl,op.

About seven O'clock, while the
attention of the men in the shop
was diverted, the chest was stolen.
Lite whereabouts was easily found
by means OF the sswdust trail,
though The thief was rot then
fnnd. Ile was subsequently ar
rested, however.
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upon Ivy a tou.h old customer OF
sixty, whose eyes showed plainly
that brandy and water was no
stranger to him, and his breath
corroboratcd painfully the state
nent of his eyes. The doctor ex
amined him and suggested thar
ardent spirits might have some
,hirg ,o d, with his condition.
"Oh, no." said the Cd fellow.
Il don't drink enough To hurt
Anybody | take something slim
nla'ive when get mp, and then
again a-t be"re breakfast, aud
then unl once Il, eleven O'clock.
mud n little dose before and after
dinner to help digesiion-d"n'l
take anything mere ill four ~
clock, and then a little MIRO he.
fnic ann after upper, and INST b.
fore | 90 IL he'd"
THAT all I" said the doctor.
"Nevcr take anything r"re IN
less somebody asks me- sa d the
n..m. ~ a - o.
swell, SIR" SAID the doctor. ri
ihi k ! can cure y"ur e es, bnr II
will lc H. cessary for y"n 10 leave
off drink ~ entirely"
WHAT" rad he in anIaz mcnt
"can't take .in,t little Z"
No, sir, MI n drop, and il YOU
IL" not leave IF dr. mixing You ar,
lia'le I" become blind"
"rh,n farewell, eyes," said the
lid topper, 3 he -clznd his hat M
made for the d,"r.evidcn'ly afraid
the-ticc'"r w"nld prescribe i"r Inn
before he c.n'd get "nf.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

IT is stated that II wealthy Bos-
I ~ gentleman met II prominent
Judge in The street. u tcv day :
since mi srrd. judy ', pppo-r
YOU hclieye Fan, u SAGE ina,slv
Certainly" replied The Judge;
"hu' why - Il have mad. III,
III to-day, and l dim know
hu' some fifth cOu.ln would swear
| was non r"'np's,nen aud -,
I wanted high jhiicial auth, 'rity
fr "y san't.." 1t y" I d. IL
contest ,'at will viii e JnigcX Ii
! wing.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01


Tux qnr,'i"" whetner a mar
can talk or not after his tongue
has mc cut "u' ~ been recently
decided in the am NATIVE. IT,,
Lancet dc>crics u case Ia III,
i", I, occurring in the Knal Fire,
Hospital in London. IL or'ler t..
remove an Nicer TIE patient,
tongue was wholly Cur oat, lrav-
ing the a ",r # the mJ,n'h entire
Within a week he was |, ar.l IL
Az di .,incll,, 81 should like SON
mere beef TEA"
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ever

THERE is "a w,na.in Iowa " 20,
although po scssed OF the usual
organs IF speech, has not spoken
Tor five years. Uudcr u stare "I
religious intatua,ion she M ,dc HI
oath that Size w,nli nevery,pcah
mere, aud has, 8" far, kept her
word.
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A u,Nin Eld.ra. Iowa. mar !,

a NANin Eldora. Iowa, mar icd
again the week after his wlf. =
death End l,is neiyh5prs gave hin
n dsafc. ing chiiivarl. The bride.
groom ti"ally appeared vt q WIN
dow AID administered u tcathi 4
rclukc to the crowd, in this ,uan,
nrr: "An', sou ashamed Of yoIfr.
selves, 10 he mHkinga noisc about
my house, when u tn'erna a., k
place here hut toni DAYS ae"l"
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p +. SsypExp' Niryi"ia, owrs

- l. SsypEwp' Nirgt"ia, ewrs a
crow &i,ich scr,cs'aS a sTati"i
f,r Digs, eats, anl ether d"n,rst c
srn,incls. lie destroys every troy
about the we |, allows mouse u"
chance for his life, drives ava,
hawks from the p" sltr.y, and bnds
far t" net rs the hs' squirrel
dog in the Country. lie r,adi'.,
u " TIC sqn rrei. either "p"" The
tst,ce "Fos he ,rets, ard with a
na' ural anlipathy I" the sqn'rr
tribe, hi- s,rilI, Keen note Is r. MI
lily detected BY h.. owner, accom-
panied by rapid darts nj and
4 WI. and the own ID thus lee:
4" tie game Tn IN Isl rcma'ka-
| bic feature abni the crow il I al
he invariably keeps five al six
DAYS rarir,s ahead at tim, wei
cnnceal,d
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

A WEALTHY South .CaroliDian
has cffaied to contribute 1c,000
feet OF lumber for The Centennial
building, bsnes'ls whose rist lrc
hopes 70 zee tho q people Of tho
whole country ASA, mhlcd in place,
concord ard hrthrrlv love.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

AN agreeable a Il versatile Iowa
"lncal' says: "Crder River is it,
u languishine condition. L. L.
very low AMI contiae1 q" It's bed.
the catfish get aground, and
have to he hclpe,i IF the sand.bar.
by gun,t natnr-,l M.,s."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

A PENNSYLVANIA farmer who
Ind boarded $4,000 in green
b, ok in various places about l'i'
house, recently found that $500
had m"ldsd SO as to prevcni ideu.
iiticatinn.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

AY UNo lady IN conversing
with gentleman. spoke Of hav-
ing res ded in s.. Louis. Was
ST. Lunis yonr native place.
a.kcd the gentleman. "W.ll. yes
part OF tho time" responded
the lady.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

ONE at The mort popular preach
era in Vice, min prca,h.s in ~
pnr :, r. scandinavian bass wood
slocs, on account Of the hard
times. lie sirgs "II"w firm Il
f. ,ndation" with rcsis,lrss unc-
tim, and saves moro solcs thar
eyer.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

Our Il fourteen men sitting ~
p Cincinnati hotel "ffice not one
could explain what "aniid"te
menus. One thought II WAS a
ersun who dotted TN his aunt.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

THE Medicat record recon-
men,ls tile use ii ,nosqsi,o .le' 'iee
as handagcs in cAses where 1t J.
desirable to support w"u q and
q: the same time 10 allow the free
escape Of all iii. charges.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

DANIEL ANDREWS, a rich cd
resident If Delaware, died tn.
other day, and in his II cul hi
brother off with SIX cents, because
the a',resaid brother once all.d
AWAY n chair, aud let Daniel have
the hoor.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

AN excellent rule in re !ar! 10
,hc winter dress 1T Urls wl'e''
hoy get lmynn ! infancy is /" s.
&c, Scotch w"ulcn goods Tor da,
wear. aud pretty blue, scarlet ar
canary ,o'"r f"r Sundays, with On
White dress, perhap-, 20 evening
"r party oc.a.i,ws swrhahc day
dresses can be- worn for scl,'~l u
gray cloak, 'ckc' Or wate'pr""
wirl,sff,cYbcA ilr,ss.sp ~ red.ng" 1
"r pnlrt"t o' thick white cloth
s,.ungcd wit,besk velvet c'lar,
cuff. md buttdns.A A black velvet
Normandy cap, trimmed with rib
|elvs- pesaEiscl he dress. aud I'll"
"nfih il Complete. Demorest'S
Monthly.
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For The Chi arsn. 4 -.

HAt w. 4Av t4AAkkVIoQsA 81
~. Nicholas Has Gon1eX ~
cns,srnAs comes but once q year, but
o.SionoLAs, the beautiful new Mara.
nhe Ior G'sls aud Bo,s, lust publish.A
D. ScaIDSEm Co, ~ New YORK .om.s
every montk.AAa4GI - a1,>'rrfr
IL 10 full Of good things, Picture. R,o.
rics, Talks with Children, Hi.,orissi
Sketches, Fairy Tales, Nursery Rhymes.
''I Tss sr ~ ;s;se;,sl s,s,,. ,.wu.,
NIGHT HAVE BEEN ~ExrEcfED,"
story tr Boys, already commenced, by
faASx IL. srockTox, QUO Of ths bsyt wri-
terra Tor Childr,n IN The country. The
scene 10 laid in Virginia. The Boy Hero
has started out with gun on his should
er, ana you may he sure there will be no
md OF Fun and Adventure. The other IL
st,ry tor Girls, "NIMi'U's TRuUB,.ES"
ny OtivE TuoRxE Mrs liar, ,st N. Nd. 4
terri to begin in January. The Editor, ssy:.
1T isa good str0Hg helpful story OF
| Girl Lite, and viii be fuii or Interest for
| 10th girls aud BOYS. We are NOT sure but
\ that the hoy will like the girls. story tie
hest, and thu Girls he most delighted with
| that wrffsen for th~ fbnsk." T.-sltfp a
Then the'e is JACK IN THEPCLPIT
who tells the children the most curious
thinss they ever heard. ~ O.
ST. NICHOLAS HIS already won the
hearts OF the young folks who are eager
y expecting the next number. Tbell'uk-
FISHERS have issued avery amusing picture
tetitlei Little Children Crying for Sc
Nicholas" 80 90 d.
Ills the most bcassiful Ma axfne svei 10
sued and II has u hundred d. Iis htiuI
sregestions tor the Little FoJks Ind, "a
you find in It's pagos something far al,
from Grahdpapa and Grandma TO the
Baby. ,l Hg'C gdIfi
The Publishers say they. mean to mako
just NJ good and h. frtii 10 Il Z children
a. thev can. They want 100, oOS thikdrtR
nadc happy by ST NICHUL1S B. it,s o
q 9 Ilol,davs. PRieE IS 90 A YEAR- Oxs
PRick To All. sf. NICHOLAS IL for
Sale by all Nxws DkxiERs and Subserip.
ttions are received by all EsoxsILL xas,
Pcsr MASTERS and Pr6fisnkRs Or KI~s.
rArERs, and by. ~BaB ~a WI ,5
+ sCRIBNER 1 CO..;
| 65+ Brosdwa,, NJ. ~
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GRAND RIVER VALLEY R. R.
ZINE TABLE

eat t ni,l ZINE TABLE tH
Direct rout, eastwatdi from Crane Rapids.
~ Jackson, Saginaw, Detroii. Toledo,
BuhHtp ana III other points east
direct rOdtt North cast from Jackson to
Grand Rniads M grrat lumber regions Of
Nor ibrrh iichisan. aud all points westand
n"rth. paA
Trains are run b, jackson Time, which
Is Is nisutcs astcr than Chicago. Qr
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

IT Il related that n grocer IN
,L,well, Mss, hal Ia chest of tea
-.folcn fr.m in trout uf il slurp
several weeks ago, and MT relish.
ing ,uci treatment, he set M Inc
yenirus trnl, I" catch the thieves,
wlich proved successful. H. filed
a large chest with sawdust, irs'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

COLONEL PHlNEAs ADAMS, Of
Manchester, Now Hampshire has
q collection 81 coins valued At ten
thousand dollars. 1t is the 'e.u.t
OF thirty.ono yea 8 Of labor, and
10 nearly complete. One Cit
alone, q silver dollar of 1904,
would probably bring eieh, hun
drpd dollars in tie u arket.
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The e.''yyfAsSTsrsdIEs-

THE eifyYf GGsseysfSYiize.
land, will reaxzc 81. 75o.0D0 rFm
the heqnos' "f b, lHe Oak If
Brunswick y hifhefr" unk ,uwr
wid dow OF Tho Il CEASED puts in IL
cla in'tvsivwry, hul irs the Dukc
left 10 sign u snch u persnnssr,
it is not supposed that she can
disturb the will. The Genevese
will use the beqnest to lqnida,e
their debt, build a theatre and
opera horsc. repair the old Ca'hc.
dral, cnlar.c ,he school houses,
and otherwise improve lad d beau
,ify the ci y.
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CHASE. DEC. IS, 1873.

NGn DURYP 'Rr is catching frog
for the Boston market. The,
are kept in tubs and fatted witt
meal. snd shipped to order.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

HAT, ia b",ne I'll purely lish'
T.. lore are mo- inucli IN favor, cy~,
fr reception ar opera wear
Y"nry ladi, prefer hats of black
he',ibe br, n. tirno'l ny high
n iIie AIDE and acct with High
lnr, pink ~ n,auvr silk, ~ large
~, steel "rnamen, flashing from
one side, snrn,"unird with al
u .rcl,e, and lack, an' pink, III
. "r manvc ostrich plume
..ur|rd "vr, the crown, ui' 81 Il
with ribbon ur lac. or bn'l -
Dsmorest's NonthIy
,s93iTA ii.rirT3a I
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SCGIDNERS .ICHDEI AND LOG BOOK.

u AIR MILLION CORES sold. THE book bss
with Doyie's Log ables added. aud Il is nov the
rnosa lull and coinpsie book a IL kird ever pub
lisbcd. II gives correct mcasnr' mont W 81 Kinds
and round tini6cr, stsvc and hcsdipe holt fahlcs,
wig. :. repr board, capacity o. cieterns, cordwood
tahlc. intctrst &C., md has become Tie Standard
TBs aisS bon crf hs Nfw EzHss, lsrsA poy1.s
log. 7alk. krk YOUR Bookseller for y. or viii
fsid ore ~ KS eests. post.psid O. ". USHER.
2. q. rca 90 Rcchcstsr, y. y. 30 ~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

Trains run by Detroit lime.
Passengers rom North Western
M.chlsau ,otae Capital Of the State
and jackson, Detroit. &c will make
direct connection at Howard City will,
tins Read iar tseE l spr 10
A.. II. REESE. Gen'l Supt.
J. ". .tsr iL4Il, zeal Ticket Ag',
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-, Very respectfully y" -"
y (signsdJ THOS. MORAN.

Thee cl,romos are in every sense
American Tlsy are by an original Amer.
ic.n process, with material of American
n'irrIacture. from drsigns OF American
rcenery By an Amer can psinser, and pre-
ented to suhscribsrs 90 the Brst succsasful
American Art Journal. M hettcr because
of al lh =, they will certainly, posscss en-
interest no foreign produciio can inspire.
and neither sre thu, AIRY the vorsc ~ by
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