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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-05

They have engaged as foreman of this de-
partment, one of the most experienced Book
and Job Printers in the country; and the
presses will be superintended by Skilled
FRESHMAN from one Of the largest offices In
New England.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-05
Justices Courts I:

VIM. H. GRAY. Temple Block, over w. r. 4
Co.'s Office.
JOHN TRAFFORD.. ..Downey Block, Temple
Street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
TAKE notice.

Consumers Of Water Of the Los Ange-
les City Water Company:
Consumers East of Hill and New High
streets will be allowed water for gardens be
tween the hours of 7 and 8 A. NJ. and and
p. NJ. Any useless waste of water at any time
in water closets, gardens, ETC., or any infringe
ment of this rule, will necessitate the shutting
off of the water, which will not be turned on
again but on the payment of So and a full
compliance with these rule. Street sprink-
ling from hose strictly prohibited.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees.
CHARLES +. MILES,
myl3tf Supt. j.. A. City Water Co.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-20

HorI AlnrvAIs. April -WAesser
House-L. B. Cheatham. n, Y; G.. A
Noyes, Mass. w. & Turner, Augusta; 81.
w RicA LeEinHoE ". R. Kline, VII
mhgtoE J.gH.f HARRISON, g.. c.; j. Z.
sD6val, Baltimore; B. Bucklin, Pa. p.
3. MARI, MI. Woodruff, Charleston:
RsArn3, H.ivan kntwerp, W. IL Beck.
city; J Msyer. h.; ]. L. Addison,
Edgehefd; q. n. Clark, Augusta; Leo
Hagood. city; Judge A. P. Aldrich,
Barnwell; Mr. and Mrs. John Cultivate,
j. N. Outhwaite, Ohio; c. NJ. Hopkins,
baltimore; 4. j. BORDEN and wife, Aiaseo
Borden. Chas. O. Shead and wife, Miss
Shead, Mass. 8. Boyd, Pa Mrs. VI. D.
Davis, Miss Davis. Providence; j. IL
Mathsns, Pa.;.J. Ia Little, city; DIS.
Baker, y. j. Farron, l.. Barnes, p. Short
w. ID. Collins and wife, Miss Kent. n.
Wood, j. e. McDolough, H. G. Coburn.
j. Klnlan, o. Frederick, n Lautlon. Il.
Menge, Jos. Human, Baker e. Farron
Troupe. ToG' '7i7' 7El
Mansion Louse-W. II. Paryent. J. I.
Filebrown, city: r. G. Logan Greon
Yille; y. u. Emerson, city; F. @. Person,
Mock, city; j. H. Todd, U. S. A.
Columbia HoteI-P. b. Kennedy, N. G.. (.
A. N. Talley, Jr., G. d q. r. r. E. II.
Greene, N. G.; j. McC. Bowen, Nd; W.
j. Mcdowell, S. & u. r. r; ]. II, Seie-
Ter, G. Il G. r. r. F. j. Moses and two
children, Ga; Maj. Moses, Sumter; s..
G. Gilbert, s. c.; A. j. Frederick, Orange.
burg; 7. s. Clarkson, N. c.. NJ. y. Nevins,
8: C.; j: d. Stoney, s. c.; F.. N West.
n: G.; r. Mayo, Jr., Virginia.. J.. ".
OBrien. Charleston;- q. B. Trunfbo,tN.
y; q. N. Simmons, Ga; r. d. Aiex-
ander, Chester. =,
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c;onuM1rA, s. G., April 10, 1915.

CobUMbA, =. u, April IL, lSS5
For the great kindness and aid 20,
generously and earnestly bestowed upon,
my family and myself. on yesterday, the.
18th instant, when our dwelling house
was on fire, by 30 many, that to express.
our feeling to each by personal commu-
nication is impossible, 1 beg leave 70
tender thanks in this public. form TO tho
Independent Steam Fire Engine Com,
pany. tho Vigilaht, the -PhsniS Hook:
and Ladder Company. the Palmetto
Steam Fire, Engine Company, and the
Enterprise, to them and TO their mem
bers severally, to the many .neighbofs
who, by their prompt and devoted en-
ergy, held the fire in check until s-e.y-
thing in, the house had been removed
and put In safety, and especially TO the
gentlemen, officers Of thfs post of the
United States Army, and the men Of the
garrison, who rendered 20 much material
aid with such real kindness that it. can
not but be remembered gratefully. I
shall never forget all this Kindness, ana
hope that the whole community will
take this, as it is meant, for an :, expres-
sion OF the gratitude which we feel 20
earnestly. A. G. HASKELL,
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LIST or NEw ApvxHfjHExxsrs. ~, u
A. CT Hasksll--Card Of Thanls4 rs
Meeting Of Ohicon Tribe.
Application for Ohsste2s n a ,3IYs
Meeting Acaeis Lodgsstdersd~as sis'c
Meeting 1AdepAhdAnt Fire Company.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-20

Aue 1>olsh NhtoALu6 aQeOp1o Q<e very
celebrating the centennial of the Mecf-o
lenburg Declaration Of Independence.
which occurs on May 2G and,t to testify.
their general good, feeling, sent q cordial
invitation to President Grant to be pre-
sent on the interesting occasion. Grant
however, through his secretary, declined
CURLY, saying that he was too busy to at,
tend. knowing that the President hase
an abundance Of time to attend the Con-
cord and Lexington centennial this week,
and to lounge at Long Branch, the North
Caroilnians are very indignant at his
treatment of their courteous invitation.
Prof Huxley, speaking of the origin
OF the horse, gives the following lucid
explanation of its existence: 1.-THE evil
dence, based on the analogy of known
developmental facts, that 4 rthree-toeti
Hipparion form, which lived in the Mic.
Gene epoch, gave rise IVY the suppression
of the phalanges of the rudimental toes
and some other slight notifications, to
tho apparently one-toed later Tertiary
horse, is as satisfactory to my mind a.
the evidence, based on the analogy OF,
known structural fncts, which leads me
to have no doubt that the said extinct
Hipparion Ind a simple stomach ana q
certain kind Of heArtn ~ ef-t-vs-s, = ;,
The Jonesboro Grange. No., ISL. of
Jefferson Comfy, Alabama, 'tecehtly
adopted resolutions severely condemns
ing the course Of the action Of Congress
toward the. SOUTH, bewaifng, the, 90
preston which they isuh6H ,plsd9i4g
themselves to every Grange In tho United
States TO aid in sustaining the. Coastitn-,
ton Of the fathers of The country. and,
ssy ss1os 81 " ssssas Ss sa
Patrons of H1sbandry. They 40 invitS
smigrssion' e,ah sss,. TT The Iv'cass q ehs sossA
farms:s party IN 1870 Look out s.. an'
The "Breeding Doves" 81 the namg of
new colored society IN Atlanta We.
have, tho "Rastling Jacobs, ~ fhilss :
dren Of the Furnace" And otKer66t NJ
kind, but there is Q metropolitan tvSaR
about the title OFF, .Rseae eiAa N0E9ss thAs
p perfectly ohArsotsrsstic Sbe only
hope for Ssnnahs M a rivklfx r. iNaG
saos;;s. .snss as 'als ~ % .s Ss: "a at ss
come out sAA Ae4eloA 4 nAsslo ths
cssS ,ssSses e & sxsss; Ey.sS sa fas oppsns,
4pIssuI t4,,sv4p sa8siti Is feaxsd,ihaA
8 spiippnsrs % ,ssignas sI9n Kill esyss ~ panic
sioH pfetsih thatphis signatufs syna<
bolinss, the Amekicah eagle itSuRafin2
|with1the ssFpen4a alof fsbS Sllionssf Al IL
uccennr slsignnkure resembles o bunoh.
~ sh.hookf the fnral dissrists may b.
appeasods ny the 5fnpxess4ct ShlH rtAb
droGhsd sssil ~ifl ~ Saukhs VI 1asRS1
bah al.'S so'I shs,IfH 'nsi y 3ilsifgS , - :,
q \. :. -. ...f q.
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Mr.. Beecher has been going through
the most difficult part Of his whole task
the explanation of his remarkable
letters. It is difficult, because the gene
mi public docs not readily sympsthixe
with the. peculiaf modes Of expressson.
current in Brooklyn, though to- Mr..
Beecher and his friends It may seem plain
enough. Thus, when he was asked
what he meant by saying that he was "a
the ragged edge Of anxiety, remorse ssid
despair, and passed most Of his time IN
the horror Of great darkness, and he te-
Piled that "these, were feeble tworda =,
and that ''if there had been any stronger
ia the English language he ~ouid hsv6.
used them. ibnt that. nevertheless, they;
did not mean anything in, particular.
most readers, accustomed o1ess heated,
language, will beitempted to give him
up al an insoluble conund1um!:i Q /! -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-20

The LADY WAsHISuroN TEA PAkry.-
The receptions will be held on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings next-April
81 and %. The object is to realize Il
fund to assist in tho construction of n
lecture room for the First Presbyterian
Church. The following are the managers:
Ladies' Mrs. F. ". Mc3Iaster, Mrs.
Jane Dargan., Miss Mary Mckenzie.
Eben Stenhouse. H. Muller w. Clark,
X. l.. Bryan, Jns. r. Scott, r. O'Neale,
G. Beck. Jas. Morris, Dr. T.. B. Turnip-
seed.
The Indies in charge Of tables are re-
qu"stcd to moet at Mrs. Tappan's, on
blanding street, tomorrow w Wednesday)
afternoon, Mt S o'clock
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-20

FnE. About half-past 10 o'clock, Sun
day morning. fire was discovered on the
roof Of the dwelling of Col. A. c. Has
kell, IN tho southseastern pdstiou of thg
city,. Not~ithstanding the distance,
the 1remen were On hahil ini good time
and rsucceeded in ertinguishing the
flames, and saved the house, although a
new roof will be indispensably neces-
sary. All hands worked energctically,
and the furniture was MI removed. Capt.
Alligood promptly summoned two of his
teams and assisted in the transfer to Col
H"skell's temporary abode. Just MS the
firemcn were putting their apparatus in
order to dcpnrt, another alarm was
sounded. and away they sped. but the
alarm proved TO be false one.
->-
The Posr OFFICE RoBBEns. Chief of
Police Nixon and Deputy Marshal Canton
arc entitled to great credit and the
thanks of the entire community for the
skill with Which they have managed this
affair. Yesterday, the entire party OF
colorod thieves, five in numbcr-Larry
McDuffie, Ben. Moody, Hny Martin and
Amelia Reed-were bound over by
United States Commissioner Boozer. in
sums ranging from $1,000 to S., 900, to
appear at the May term of the United
States Court. By-the-way, Capt. Nixon
has been instrumental n, sending mp"
twenty individuals OH charges of grand
larceny, during tho past three weeks.
Chase 'em out.
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b The Riders on injoit distillegies in the
vicinity ct rHoFse i{lovs,5N. E.,IEere ams
bus.fadeds A. 2 few vaays ago, and one Of the
'uAittsd ", States a1facprs, 4srsd Ragles was
klkleQ. tfl,'ttJ y1sJI, ~ \, ! - =,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-20

UUs1x MsislrisssifiEssss. be csuse 81 ss
Cuban insurgents is ~ to besHal
satisfactory progress. ID
the statement OF the oh hnxnsl I6f
what y called the republic& hai
HepuAlican troops have nta3QHG teom
the Eastern extremity Of to kA
withiH sixty miles of Hafat& Co. y5fln
all the strategic points id tkk y Eil-
telligence received since HHYIbHSaf Mn
of the journal referred 10 sc 6ples1
that small parties Of thei pasiiots &anSe
been within fifteen miles Of Hays9a, aud
retired unmolested. Pubhopropefty has
island to considerable extent. If the
patriots can hold base line within
thirty miles of Havana, they will virtu-
I lilly isolate that city from the other
parts of the island. This will be mat
ter of vast military importance. 1t is
also certain that the ,disposable force of
the SpaniardB has ben SO reduced that
both in Friente- and Camaguey they re-
main in fortresses or cntrenched camps,
and will not fight in the field. The re-
suit Of this is. the patriots have full and
complete possession of those districts.
and the Spaniards cannot get either rein
fOrcements or information. 1t il further
stated that the per ccntage Of descrtions
from the royal forces is such rs to make
it certain they cannot conquer the Gu
bans, even with all tho roinforcements
that can be drawn from Spain. Since
Valmaseia has been in command as Cup
tain-General, more than 5000 Spanish
troops have been landed ut Havana. The
question arises, what hns become of
them? Whnt has become Of all the rein
forcements which Spain has sent to Cuba
since the war began? Or, were they only
men Of straw At all events, they seem
to have been absorbed. by some unknown
agency in the most mysterious manner
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-20

y Thss widowr,ot thsi ists5 RistDp Polk
died in New Orleans On $he 1aihs s,,i:.,a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-17
An rtunvcrlii.ic lsicr,lcu,

WIN, d. ,yu think Mr.. Kelley, ~
Secretary lsris,ows scheme e com.
mcnllng speeie payments hy retiring
tie fractional currency, and thus i"rc.
in silver in.p circulation Z"
"Nhy, | think II would 10 capit-
NJ subject FIR 4 character eartptn An
interior, III which NJ, samc hugo Lun-
dies ouc labeled, "Na,innal debt, g.
ann 100000 AID tie others labeled
with the vast sums of cur State and
municipal indebtedness. tho iluor strew.
81 with som, lccso papers, representing
our fractional currency; Mr. i,ristpw
~ re,'icnnts, AZ Nls. l'artngt'n. with
il broom III her hand, saling: III |
could onl, sweep ihese little parer,
out, think could Resume specie la,.
mcht. -. Detroit News.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-17

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wstth fs4sh ~ ~ stnss With lahasss,
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/ l.efsArtss ana ATsNs. apsnAnl h.t
sissilas Ut aas sna sfAstli,g tsrFhset
wAn ast - idalens h ~nsh there
vii " eesnliainss FaaFisi - ard
ltsti laluinas 1tui, 'lr rast \ ean.
- he n .seat,tal. ~ ftetasnr ard
svslluvinf .tet, asse tftrst.i i,
men w. ~. charging bib fs.ss Int
Aabe nesvt Ill and htssf can mahe 4
Aand Ia the harvest fell. II III tic
.l,eshiag machine Ihere pretended
farmers sha gained All Tho, know
al,u, farming from eitv aFtit aliutal
paler edited 4, 1t, snah, anil then
.ni,in ,hs t,al practical farmers q
'skir' MI reading esrert what pat
IN oi'iee huhl.r writes Tbs
inln,lcner Il such men i Ne unlimited
Al the hra,rtts. hut not hat d. rnfc. :.
state Register.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-17

There il such continued and por-
sistcnt riinrt ~ thu part Ut tho menu
bcrs of tho National Grange of T. III
II, to s.iac all suggestions Or opinions,
except their own, that tho more thought.
fnl ~ tho Order arc becoming susIic.
lou. that all Ii not right. Allen. the
Grand Master Of Missouri. who hur
boon an active worker In the Order.
but who has been well paid for Il, Ii
taking tho lead In dunouneing anything
right Or wrong, In political papers,
though Il DO written by the Oldest aud
wi.cst u tho Order. II he IL not n mem.
b,r Of tho National Grange In the
last colman's Rural World he has ii
column VI tho most illibefsl aud M.
charitable sentiments towards tho en-.
tire political and agricultural press u
tho nitua States, from Which wc cli,,
a specimen paragraph asfolloss;
As 10 the Ialtzan political papers
that have grange department, IN ,lnm
beware II them. though they may
claim that their grange department il
edited II u Patron That aepa,, me,i
ii there rurposals 60 gain ynn As sub.
serihef. |. you like tho paper for il.
political information, skip p,rr Iii.
grange department ipu m, leel pr.
Iecti, ASSURED tint il grange nrwe i
not reliable us rule, and il uhl, In.
tended 4, commend tbr ralsr II ,nur
patronage. Thu t1f.l.r II nv roIullll
Il have II. oMu nllsrial organs. 4
number Il tic States npw haie them.
W. llele the National Grange VII.
SCOTT hasr one ",
eannot b. ~" careful IN making til
proper distinction between aslitnllura,
raft,xan rnle,s a1d authentic gralg.
orrnn~ !
1las comes irom man WHO Il living
entirely oil tho Order. and who csi
IDENTIFY expects to rorpcinatu liz rawe,
by Inducing the Patrons IL feal oul,
lis nli,linns. aud pnly Il, mnrl, NJ I'll.
heal Il tho Order thinks tin people
safe u he trusted with The Agricul.
tural Editor III Int REGISTER claims
% BIZ n lnsnl IL the truo interests
" tho Patrons ~ Master Allen. aud
W ha,. travelled IL organize oranges,
instruct thnso seeking information. nnl
to install officers. and 10 defend III.
eau.e. and believing we were doing
gpol M.rk. ware not mcrnsnaiy nor
greeIy enough t. charge " receive II
single rent Tor time nr travelling es.
lensn- II thcre ono II! thptr who M.
- s's'Isnt ~ rerretnat'ng tl' power
ani patronage u thu National Grange,
Who has not received large salaries anu
luxurious travelling expenses I NJ
wonder they sco great beauty IL TIN
nrdcr. 40 wonder the,
want Patron. y skip
III, 'raaas department anil rc..u only
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-17
VII
fAHss liAsaErr.
t;rernbark Convention.

The convention that assembled at
Dctr"i. on tho 10Th Of August ADOPT.
Cd most excellent set IT resolutions.
though every hondholder's organ in
M country has carefully avoided their
publication while rtuliously misrcpre.
ssnsing their isuar Here arc the res.
olutinns: read them and see how false
tho bondholdert otgans can bc:
!. Tia, tin people owe to tho gov
ernment "A all tines
aud In AL cmersc clos .
loan of,nanry adequate t. it, needs. Ut
. low rate II Interest 10 low us 10 be
Tho least peasli h burden, and to ofer
tho least possible compensation 70 rri.
vass enterprise.
2. The Government owes 70 the
people All nbsolntol, safe and uniform
currency adapted to their varying ncetls
In nmoan, and ON value nnt materially
different from TINT II other civilized
nationr.
;. That tho providing II currency
for the lcorle !. al attribute u sascr-
eighty fnd We demand That the CIV.
eminent VI the uitcd States, shall
perform this duty ii such manner AZ u
furnish tho public Nh amount OF cur.
rsncy adequate u .hp business require
ments Of the country and independent
VI tho action u banks Or ether private
corporations.
I. That se AFRO neither repudia
tionista nor infatinnlsts. hat the friends
ofa safe, unl. and reliable currency
that WI propose to redeem the grscn.
back circulation 4 tho United States
~ the pl.asui, II tho holders there il,
In bonda Ut tile nilcd Sla,cs bearing
low rate VI interest, convertible ~ the
pleasure VI tie l,ullrr into gre,nbaeks,
shas redecming tho original promise u
the Government when it first Issued
grssnbacks. t. fund them when desil.
ID into interest laying hynls,
b. That ~ alu In favor Of United
States certificates or bond. hearing in.
tcrssl ~ - eAesed 3.b5 per cent per
snnnn,. ~ Al amount equal 10 the
whole Government debt. sail bu,lts or
certificate icing ehangeaLle aud inter.
chAngrahlc sill, stscnbacks NJ par on
dsnanl
o. Tint tho legal money Of III
cou,tr ulI he endowed With III
power ga n debts. public and pr.
,stu ~ ! tim portion u tho bond.
cd i,.ltitailsst specifically made pay
abb II aaa
7 49,, - enactment, II Tie
Ian. 1ans' ding for rcsunr.
ton = r'u tnenir In 1870 n IN
prao,,ea lle ali ~ essible u execution
aud disastrous il liz effects MON tie
bus,t.s.. Il The county, Nh .lumanl its
immediate all unconditional repeal.
D. That tho Ilan u Government
currency proposed BY this eons,ht,on
would. III ,ur opinion, tend a. render
our n.s,tnn.tit md people indrrr,i.
ont If lrirh influences or cotnllrn.
tions. and ~ sul jcct hereafter. n.
heretofore, / to- disturbing control u
lnHuenea IL it.iyn ,puntrit.
H. list ". recommend tho organ
ixsiiaa II ill,ark Clnlss Ia ever
State IL 'iia Uign fir ihr purpose il
carr,ins au, tar principles and nea.
ares ~, toali ii ihe foregoing fesaln
tiOns.
Tho s.iil anltael npportionnent u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-17

The inventor, .AleAruir I'D
NJ luWn; having hnrn II lvei.tru,
pufiinnpi tle state. >rtf lbDH Ii
lule I'll timber. tho increasing N4l
III procuring mil preparing il, IN
I'll II him ~ II In Il many ,,1l
liz lins 81 strtW iur Mup.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-17

This stove was on exhibition III the
Northwestern Mechanical nnd Ag,icul.
tnral Association at Dubuque In, week
The committee " ra-~ nrnm amt report
its merits comprised three nf tho mnsl
thoroughly practical men IN the state,
beside being thoroughly competent
fran habits uf thought and education.
They were \ : WtIch. President e
ti.c State Agricultural tolleg, Ises q, II
Seymour, ID H.. Rector III - .luhi's l'tr.
i-h. Dubuque, aud J /. fai,LanL, n ~
editor ii the Sabula Gazette, This IL
,hrir report:
~ the Hon. y. n Cooley Pres,
Northwestern Mechanical aud .igticul-
tural Associations:
Tho committee appointed 70 cAaln-
inc the Hamilton Prairie Stove ~.
specifically report;
Tia, they iind the Same constructed
upon true scientific aud mechanical
principles, available for all household
purposes. and fully performing MI III,
oilccs claimed n its special merit.
IT. use Of hay o. fuel was III tho high.
est degree satisfactory. Fourteen
pounds 1t hay furnished s.eady and
sufficient hca. FIR two hours md Il halt.
We rrgar, tho stow ~ the answer u
tho fuel question u tue praifie portions
II our country. Ii will utilize
what has hitherto been the waste II
hnsbandry, namely: straw, reeds,
weeds, and scdec.gfass rhis fact Is Il
such Importance TINT thu sture should
attract tho earnest attention of tile
people IL this state The fuel Ii pre-.
pared in tmal press which il incsrcn-
sivc and easily operated by child
ten years Of agc. Your committee re-
CARL II m ono of the most valuable IN
vcntions Of the age. and agree IN co,n-
mcnding II to tho attention VI tho So
eie,y and thu general public.
Z. II. SEYMOUR,
A \. WELcn,
J.. II FAInn,Sk.
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Tho Kellogg or MeGrcgor Windmill
wa awarded tho first rrcminm Ut III,
Dubuque Fair and exposition In, week
Til, II the more graft, ing IL the gen.
eral public because tho Wisconsin alld
Illinois winl mills arc manufactured Il,
4 wealthy assoriation which invests IL,
money to drive roar men WIN are in.
,untDrS and manufacturers frhn tl1
held, aud who would not scrurlc 10 H.,
the Same means to procure tho iilst
premium. II IL alsn q source 81 graft.
fieation & know TIM, despite this IN.
ely combination q money all lersan-
II influence that iii. mill that embodied
lie highest and mort perfect combina.
ton IL mechanical aud scientific rrin.
.tirics. llas received its j,nt recognition
anl award. Tho association Il wind
nil. manufacturers snd menorolis,s i
II desires u III the creates, amount ii
god TO tie public, will adopt and man
ufactura tile Kellogg wind mill il Il On,
d, 10 on Iaying tho ra.cntoo y reason
able royalty,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-17

Tho Hon, Richard Sclcll, the lend
" o. the grecnbark party III New
York city. hAs been interviewed npon
I'll. currency question, and here Is thu
way ho talks.
n want legal.tenlors 10 BE- taken for
government dues. including custom
house duties. which will In my jude.
men, mt gold 1t rnr II ny plan Va.
adopted ~ would ut into spceip-rn,,
mon. III eighteen months and the PEG
plr wonlln't know IL either, We want
legal.tcndsr currency fpr hank.notr
circulation. Ny plsn II u resume
specie payments upon broad basis.
Il " impossible for tho country 10 ~.
sumo sl,pc,c paymen. according u ,he
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-17

The s"ili aplaai npportionncns u
sSchn,l ilul tie ,afiurr counties IT
TO stat. ai,ea II Howard ss,. M
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-17

iiIsfh4HtTnlsn The undersigned
having lcarrl the Llaeksmithing stand
latcly eeenrird I, .'aly K stoekmsn.
VIII gi,p prompt attention - NIL kinds
q rustom work. md suli,i,s y portion
Of public patronage,
LIT. SAN. DALLAkp.