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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27
Tht 9ailg Arens
Paddock, Of Nebraska.
~ S'
From the Omaha Herald, dem.

From the Omaha Herald, (Deni.)
The election of Algernon s, Paddock as
United States senator from Nebraska was
a triumph of the Democrats and Conser-
vatlves whose votes elected him to that
high and honorable Office Mr.. Paddock S
election was a complete slaughter of the
barnacles of the Stout and kennard
brand, and gives universal satisfaction to
the Democrats and respectable men of
Omaha generally. Whilst the new sena-
tor owes nothing to the Herald for his
success, save its personal good will, it con-
graduates him upon his triumph, and the
state upon having in the senate man of
incorrupible personal character and stain
less name. We take the liberty of in
dorsing him to the country in advance as a
man whose voice and vote In the senate
will be firmly raised and recorded against
the usurpations and crimes OF Grantism,
and no power of patronage or menace will
drive Algernon S, Paddock from his con
victions and sense of duty to all the peo-
pie of this country upon the great issues
that now divide opinion in our country
His election, under the circumstances, is
taLtamount to the new deal which so many
good men desired. 1t is true, the friends
of Dundy voted for him, but this was not
so much from choice as from necessity.
They did it not from love for Paddock, but
from hatred for Thayer, and, what is
vastly more important, because he was
the only man on whom they could eoncen-
trate the vote of the Democrats and Con
servatives, without whose support his elee-
ton would have been impossible The re-
suit in Nebraska is that in Michigan re.
peated. Senator Paddock is native of
St. Lawrence county, New York, and is
about forty-four years of age. He has
been resident of Nebraska sinse 1856,
and lived at Fort Calhoun for few years.
when he moved to Omaha, where he re-
sided until last year, when he moved to
Beatrice, where he now lives. .
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27

The attention Of those. afflicted with Colds,
Coughs, or with any disease of the Lungs, is dlrec
ted to this valurale remedy. Colds and Coughs are
easily taken. and if neglected may lead to disease
of the lungo. What is needed under such circum-
stances is reliable remedy-speedY in affordng
relief and eectua in ting further progress of
the disease. 4.,5 =4-z s-&s e --
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries and in
Rock Island by John Bengston, Emil Kphler,
Bruernert aud Benser d Thomas.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21
r 7'm9rTns 0~thsri.s sssr.A.
The address of the Democratic mem

Ihe address OF the Democratic men,
bers OF Congress from the South to
their constituents. appealing to them
to exercise continued forbearanoe and
hopeful reliance upon the virtue and
sense OF justice of tho American. peo-
pie, In the present grave emergency of
public affairs, shows plainly the danger
which they conceive to exist from the
Intolerance of the party in power; it is
q timely warning. 1--WE do not exag-
gerate." these gentlemen say, "when
We admonish you of the disheartenipg
fact. that every street disturbance.
every homicide. of whatever charactar,
by whomsoever committed. by black
or white, Republican or Democrat,
such as are incidents to every COM
munity, each is perverted into evidence
OF spirit OF lawlessncss and violence.
and purpose to accomplish political
ends" Our representatives urge that
while this unjust and malignant tenn
per lasts, tho people be on the strictest
guard against even every imprudence
of speech and action. The drawn
sword is suspended over US, ready to
descend upon the least provocation.
The great protecting and efficacious
writ, which cost centuries Of fighting
and struggling. and which is inherent
in the very idea Of personal liberty. is
threatened to be suspended over whole
States. It is plainly the duty of the
Southern people to bend to this storm.
From the same quarter the people of
North Carolina. Georgia and Texas
have been advised to let their obiec-
tionable State Constitutions alone for
the present. The right of the South
to equal freedom of opinion and action
with the other portions of the country,
is not yet conceded. In this state of
the case, it will not give it's enemies
the opportunity they crave for another
crusade. It will endeavor to stregthen
the hands of it's friends. and bear to
the utmost verge, leaving the public
opinion of the North to determine
whether despotism she'll supplaut
liberty. and free institutions be sub.
vertsd in this eeun.ry.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21
Letter rom 81 ur.shvns.

GRRRNvILnE, S. O., Feb. Is, 1875.
MB. EDITOR: This morning, / tool
two OF my largest pupils with me tc
attend service in the pretty little Epis
oopal Church here. Of which the Rev.
Ellison Capers is rector. In bis owp
pleasant style, he gave us an address
on our Lenten duties. A few weeke
ago, I was charmed to meet an old Co.
lumbiau. DR.. J. L. Reynolds. He has
accepted professorship in the Uni.
versity-the Latin language his branch
He is very much pleased with Green.
Vile, the delightful dry climate, and
the University. He says it reminds
him of the South Carolina College in
its botter days; the students here are
gentlemen; they are studious aud at.
tentive, and very many of them will
be scholars. He preached i last Sunday
morning in the Baptist Church,
which, OF course. is tho handso est
church in our city. His areu.
ment was that We might accept the
divinity of Jesus Christ without any
other proof than his simple assertion
Our Lords character of wisdom. sim.
pllclty and truthfnlness being admit
ted by all.
The skating rink has been the after.
noon resort for tho young people for
some time
l think the last three days the
coldest 1 ever knew; but this ie dry
climate, and l am astonished to fnd
how little I mind such severe we ,ther
IL has been sleeting all the afternoon.
Greenville is being built up in very
pretty modern style towards the
Air Line Railroad. Severul wooden
stores are being torn down on Main
street, to giva place to brick oues: The
scenery is beautiful! The impromptu
sleighs filed with fresh, laughing
faoes-all the children seem to have
DEE erted school-rooms, and have be-
taken themselves to the hill,sides with
their sleds. The river ls neurly frozen
over-at the falls, I think the icicles
must be five feet long. The factory
houses form quite q pretty little viii
lage, dotted up the white hill-sides. X
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21

81.
Resolutions Of The same pprport as
those passed in the Senate, in refer-
snce to ti3eA Louisiana. usurpation.
we're adopted ia. the House of Repre-.
sentatiyes. yesterday. They express
thanks to General Grant for his inter
ference by the military with the or
ganization OF the Legislature. Upon
eheir introduction, Chancellor John.
son. OF Marion. stated that while he
could not support them. he was not
disposed to cnter into any discussion o
Of the matter. He would say only
that there was no warrant in the Con-
atitution for any such proceeding
under the circumstances as they ex.
listed. If there had been, it would
still have been unwise aud impolitic in
the President to intervene. The trou.
bles Of Louisiana were due more to
Federal intermeddling than anything
elee. These views were SUSTAINED d
briefly by Mr. Trenholm and Mr..
Barnwell, and combatted on the other
side by Messrs. Elliott, Thomas.
Hirsch, Couch and others. The reso.
lutions we're passed. OF course.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21

AGRICULTURAL LIENS. 1T you have
not already ordered your Agricultural
Liens to secure advances, do so at
onoe: Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
Charleston. =. O.. keep on hand four
different kinds. and II neither OF these
meet your views. they are prepared to
print. at the lowest prices, any special
t9rm to order. II the Planter or
Farmer has not yet bought the ,Rural
AosaFntapt. aibook for. simple farm ac-
counts lot him do 90 at once. They
also have s'New Agricultural Lease
shlrh gives the Landlord q lien. on
Fl2f ra' ", :,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21

HE THoRNwEnn OHpHANAGE.-This
is an institution which has been pro-
Jected at Clinton, on the Laurens Rail.
road, seventy miles from this CITY.
Its object is to give rudimentary
home education to destitute orphan
children. It is, therefore, home and
school combined. Childrea will be re-.
oeived into and dismissed from it as in
other schools, except that they will be
clothed, fed and educated free of
charge. or course. none but the
really needy, and orphans at that, will
repsiye its benefits. It is Presbyterian
in fqfigin and control: but its doors
VIII be open to all needy children,
without respect to the religious pro.
fsssi9pa Of their parents. More have
alrsady applied than could be received
II the idstisusfon we're opened. Con.
tribntions are asked in order that the
building, already we'll advanced, shall
DO oomplsted. 1t is to COST 95. 900.
It is forIsB5 sixty feet. two.aand.s.half
stories high. the walls OF native
grasbsa eRsnissanges Of one dollar
aa. - 1===:= .=!n We s.a.esr,l, re.
oeivsds end, should be aent to VIM. B.
Bell. Tfsssurers at Clinton; if by post
omss ofdar. the order mnst be taken
out on Lsqrens Court House. This
school 10 Intended as q memorial of the
services of5Rsv. James 81. Thornwell.
p. D." No better mode couId be de.
ivised BY which to honor the memory
Of 9 man Of eonsummate ssniu,, OF
vast learning and Of devoted piety,
than 10 lift up the loviy and destitute
q rndst t the saactiop Of his ilIustrious
name md pure spirit -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21

The loss! by tkea Porksu. PrfuSe fire
is about 50, 600. 900. Nearly two. .thirds
OF the town gone. Tue Alps brings
details OF the fire. It commenced at
halI.pas 10. aud}in q; ahorE Ume aa.
sumed great magnitude. Houses
principally wood and very dry. Water
scarce. Three small engines and those
,aboqe gsfdSn slfs. 700 faHiliaS home.
Alps left.
Ike Hooper. Tho enurdersr, suffered
the death penalty. in -Augasta. on tho
l9sh. The execution uas very private
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21

CoNsCMrTIvEs, TAKE NOTICE.
Livery moment of delay makes your
cure more hopeless. and much depends
on the Judicious choice of remedy.
The amount of testimony in favor of
DIR. Schenck's Pulmonio Syrup, as q
cure for consumption, far exceeds all
that can be brought to support the
pretensions Of any other medicine.
See DIR. Schenck's Almanac, contain.
ing the certificates of many persons of
the highest respectability, who have
been restored to health, after being
pronounced incurable by physicians OF
acknowledged ability. Scheuok' IS Pal
monic Syrup alone has cured many. as
these evidences will show; but the
cure Is often promoted by the employ
ment Of two other remedies which Dr..
Schenck provides for the purpose.
These additional remedies are
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Man.
d1ake Pills. By the timely use of
these medicines, according to direo.
tions. DR.. Schenck certifies that most
any case OF consumption may be CURED.
DR.. Sohenok is professionally at his
principal Office. corner Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia. every Monday.
where all letters for advice must be ad.
dressed. Feb 12T9t3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21

THE PUBLIC CONFIDENCE WELL
PLACED. ED.-Although the world has bee n
seeking specifics for disease for many
centuries, few indeed have been found.
Prominent among these few is Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters, which. wears
ago, received the endor sement Of the
medical profession, and was hailed by
the press and public as the greut reno
want and preventive of the age. And
with good reason. since to the weak
ened stomach it gives strength, to the
torpid liver activity, to the disordered
bowels regularity, and to the shakened d
nervous system frmness and tone.
Under its benignant influence health
ful v1gor returns to the debilitated
and wasted frame, the faccid muscles
become compact, the wan aspect of
iil-health is replaced by look of
cheerfulness. tho mind ceases to de.
spond, and flesh is developed upon the
attenuated frame. There is no exse.
geration in this statement. It is as
true as that the system is subject to
disease. Were proofs required to sub.
stantiate the reality of the compreh en-
sive effects Of the Bitters, there is pro-
oaoiy uot In existence q medicine in
favor of which such mass of concur.
cent testimony. from tho most respect.
able sources, could be adduced. But
the efficacy OF the nations Alternative
aud invigorant has been a matter
OF universal knowledge too long
to need any such corroboration.
Tbe fact that it hns itsarRest
sales in those portions Of the
North and South American contir ents.
Mexico and the West Indies. in which
atmospheric Influences prt judicial to
health exists, proves what confidence
Is felt il its remedial and prote c,ive
virtues. Iu localities where feyers of
an intermittent type prevail especially,
1t has come to be regarded as an in
dispensuble necessity. Fl9t3gl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21

Az old colored woman, named Dollie
6nt!er. was burned to death, in ST..
Andrews' Parish, recently.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21

lNegrosss ~ete Adnaittsdi % 4hs,Nev
OtieAns : Hikhr Seh8ol, son lthe l0eh.
xhen twenty Of tesHtt t.tWo whiSss lem
No Msehrbance. aAHsWArd. % Otliax
notofteSy, who represents Grant Pa
rish, was expelled from the Legislature
for disorderly conduct. vots ~ 20 8.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21

Councilman II. NJ. Boardman, of
Augusta, died on the 19lb.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21

POSITIVE AND F1sAn Nor1os.-Per-
sons indebted to PH9slx oface, are
notified that they MUST come forward
and settle. or their accounts will be
placed in the hands OF Trial Justice
for collection. This notice Ia Anai,e
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10

q NsnrIsnme condition OF humanisyi'
ttow many WrsleEra homes Iii nur Land.
How many Leurt broken insulids Lie
With many Sixhifie. il more nheron. eAirI
caee. All are subject 1" slisrass, but when
health u removed lhr hopnis nearly gone
out. Sickness Ii usually incurred ihrnuul.
exposure or sarvles-nes~ Especially Il
shIs true with tlose diseases particular i,
wamrn. Through her own inrrndease
mud folly she II mad. 10 darg oui a ni.rrn-
biz ssiAit4ee--k source u nnna, anro mil
anAisl. ~ hsr frl.nls, md anything but i
comfort AMI pleasure u herself Exposure
|" tAe eulL ri times ehen she should III tut..t
prudent, md overlooking her huiy with III.
boriuns employment, nre both iln.ifnl
cas,.cs ~ many ~ thu mnlili.~ from Wllrl,
SHE suffers. GRADUALLY H. hlaon cas.s
hpi flirrka. hrr llps grow a.hy white hsf
sivasity DEPARTS sir continually expert.
rnses Telling III wearIness nlni general
IHlsnuf, mud altogether presents ghps,is
appearance Mint dops Al,e Slu,,ld sl,t,
take sena stimulating drug which viii far
ailinT mako lrr feel btiser, Of does her
entire system demand rrpara,tonY She re-.
lnirss something which iini only will ~.
.1pfc ~ health The dixease.l orrnnx, I'M,
= III tune mud insignrnlc tho System. Ilr.
l'irrfr's favDrtte Prescription will do this.
u lmpariH strength, 10 tic ,l.rased parts,
bflitss bhfk lhe glow of health. aud restores
comfort Willie previously tl,rrc wan only
suffering
fvtry inyRli luAy should srnl for .Tlm
Peoples GdlIlnun Sense Medical Adviser. 7
~ which over fifsy pages nre devoted IN
the confederation of tl,n~e diseases peculiar
" MoineM Il will ~ sent INST paid, 10 any
n.l,lvss. fOf 49, Address, II. n. Pierce,
y y. Worlds l,lslrueasy. Buffalo. N. y
ARsn'. wanted 10 IN seil shis valuable
soIa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10

This II An entire now and novel III.
yuntiom II con,ists u 4 como like
cylinder attached 10 4 RID of iron, tho
como consisting IL two pieces nearly
joined ~ tho edgo and II filled will.
asbestos. which como II saturated II, 4
minute o. moro II bcnxinc or other
combunsiblc Huid and II tl,cn lighted
With : msteh producing : STRING,
bright fame, last long enough II kindlo
my wood fro, and wo should judge
would kiudle soft coal. For pis mic
parties. 'or dring bruAh hcaps aud ~.
ssr"ying the nests d eaierpillars and
worms That infest tito trees In tie pla Inn
y seems ~ b. specially adapted, They
retail w bsl,cyo ~ eI.50 viii la.. 4
llfu Sims and ncycr tire u cvan 70 irk.
some = task ~ lighting tho dre. T.
v, Les l. tho state agent ~ Iowa
md Illinois, AMI X he hasn't q gay,l
thug III Till I'.,a se'.t mistaken.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10

l.av, pr. laclestnn after locking
nser thu missionary lull Ii Town has
mistaken tho Dubuque malsouten,r 1 :
eannihals and Inns, after Loing confirmed
BY i tw" t',if.l. vote declined the .,>h-
ppric II tia liorccs VI Iowa. Now
WI nominate Jeilry NJ. Griffith Of
Dubuque. II would be ~ handy. you
,ce, tho only thing thu fek would
need - 10 - escape tho Peril. ofhell
wpnll DO MI ~ follow ,liu fooist, 10 u
IL bishop.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10
The Subsidy Uisiness.

Nc pnl,'isl, elsewhere tho argument
y tho attorney general made III Oct !.
a,pl tho decision Of tho L. y. Snpran,c
eonrt IN the same case. delivered last
week. cpnculing that the cou.. LsA
correctly construed tho law wLat stu.
rid fouls and consu,nats knsves, prob
ably about alf aud 'alf our congre1s-
mon who enacted tho law must have
been' Readers who pay take. can
take their leisure In looking tho case
oysr, aud while doing 10 they should
not forget that congress gnvo moro
value Ii land than tl,a cos. u thu roaL
besile S6t, 10000. IN bonds and mus.
got pay during tho next - years
x3ls.OoO, 600. And tho na.ivss.
grange voted 10 repeat tho awindls Tor
Tom Scott and thu Southern Pacific.
A-n-t'i.M.o-n.o.r.o.l-y1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10

fs'tsff inW HITTER fsuAa Nfs ! &
AhlsisA NaHaSn. Tuition ,'a u. II, T.
Hell 4 ~ tsiss'isnsA, i'lsas sssni ns
tar sAsvsh iA,lflr IN snnt ~stllan lirt,
'sMtNtf. itsr lsAlsl ani ntHt sip nsA
want - u Ont NJ Ats,lRf II 4 iisius
annsa'laiH,n II III q ttS III. frasa IL,
,tso - tfla fsase@tf lhlnA Attn ii wse,ltA
stafs obi nha having ~orn VI asrs thsf
IN WARS. u srs'm. nitrate ~ slnsn wht
lat AnuWA hf Il lssng ~ " I'll. an,l MA
little hsIf shs hat lsing rwtf, Ill white
nav het va Thrown atsss,', ~ haif gf@wg
a'it, anil i stna sh siaxs ltyy4Sn u Iii giti
h@1l. Asp6ny st,l nas !,Nv rHfifha. n.
lgtit III i,~. gu III. lta,is III IL afflicted
rtmsin sa'ifs truly.
Such esl.l.nrc with The iiaufs.nrn, II
ilit grral chemists If N.w England. iir A
A lays asli = lAna ilnvss. should All
i1fr .ns t.r, Which ,i ,hr ,frrarAsian,
rruiur. t',e i.Si frHaiss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10

1.-THE great rru,t nf the odd ramh.
lnrs, and etl,cr specializing gamblers
MI over tho country results frnm a
ilaelnailng pnl.r currency NJ these
men nllc1c tho l.rsscn, currency u tn
tnlted States 10 he. Why 10 Tiny vork
- hard for resamliipnl d. sh,ewl
business men cut their own ihroats
In this way An answer ~ these con.
nun,lrulns IL solicited ftom VI, r.sumr.
iion paper, east or west.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10
H. "A. NKhRiAM N n.


Republican papers arc charging tn
revival u the third term nropk IL tho
Democratic papers Ton thin. For.
nets Sunday chruialc The
Washington Republican. The Republic
magazine, edited by j N E,l,aunl..
and The National Inl.iliucncer con-
'rollcl by Zach Chandler arc All Nash.
ineton city papers. owned, edited and
published by republicans in the utter
9. u tho republican PARTY general,
AMI u Grant especially, yet each 4
thcm since the fall clretiens have il,
IN lengthy editorial. declared Tor a
third torn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10

Ens l'r. 10th Arnall's foug,, Killer. Tn.
great era,iisatoruf MI lung diseases. a
superior remedy 10 all othcr measrincs YET
discovered IN severe rascs Ii II ii sure,
auhk, and perfectly safe r.ineds fur coughs.
ealis sore ihroat, wilaaping en,lgh. Group.
mud all Diseases OF thu throat mud lungs
Retail prisr ~ cents. 30 cents. and Sl.uO
Any bottle il,as does not give relief may b.
fniurneI a',tl money refunded, under these
conditions. We With every citizen ttoutlr,l
viii, lans complaints 10 try this remedy.
Remember Il Is warranted. Compounded
~ pr. seth Arnold, NJ D., Maonsorlel,
bolt by SWcnson 4 l.oNry Drug.
gist1' frisco Iowa To- 10. Am
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10

iiin newspaper men who cant ~.
how Gen. llahrock could have ~.
81 mula.cl Stuu. 900. In ton years ol,
aalary q SinOD ought t. 10 ashamed.
Il'ay Accom- u have forgotten that for
ll'o fass two ,eats hc has kelt but vi,
servant girl IN l,is family. II |. ab.
sutl IL think 10 shared In the profit,
u crooked whisky even though Ii,
evidence duplicates him, aud lle stands
indicted at III. Louis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10
EXCHANGE MARKET

IN such Quantities ~ purchasers may
desire.
Farmer. will Mud this their opportunity
20 obtain klour, Bran, shorts, Fvsd.
I'uckwl~At AOur and (prn MsAl. without
tie L.. u time and expense of going 10
Mili, thu enabling them 10 always w.,
shcir srlsto ready ground ~ ,hrir own
door. " their rlnsv ofbusinsas. procuring
~ much IN quantity anil ~ good In qnsl.
NY y. from 'hslr own what. Ny flour II
'nnde Of The best quality ~ grub lana
wheat, which " heiitr than prairie NLuni
will make. Come nni Try I'M hew plan or
going ~ mill
q. II, Meredith Will be In attendance nj
Ill scnson4his honrs 70 attunl III your
wants nni orders.
lNG e. u MEREDITH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10
LIVE A0ExTx WANTED.

To All Or. Chass's Receipts, Or Informs
tinn Tor l.ssry body, III every county III III.
United states and cnnutlns Enlarged Nv
the Publisher 10 N5s pages. II contains
over eOO0 household receipts nnd Ii suited
~ MI clnsass md conditions III s0eIny. n
wonderful hook and hsn@'.l,Oid netsAAliy
II AellA NJ sight nrrnh.st infliircmrnis
EVER efIrrl n hook ngsnis. snnpls copies
sent hy mil Postpaid. for 2OO. ENcln.
tlvr territory given. AgrntH mare than
double their money Address ~ rhs1r's
tt~am Printing llouse. Ann Arl,pr, Mich.
i.gan.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10

SAflsriAp, Many housewives WIZ
have boon using nakin. Powder for year.
have hceamc satisfied Tint u. II IL Land Il
COS HIST chemical Naleratns IL better for
NIL pnrposes. md therefore cannot b. In.
dared - mo nakinY Powder or my other
hrand Of Saleartns. Indeed, II has gainsd
ths namr IL Housewife Favorite, N
general IL In mse
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10

The jur, IN tho ka.son libel suit
failing to Hgreu upon verdict WIRE
discharged, standing ~ for defend
antr aud ~. i.r plaintiff. The Kas.
~, jnr,men wore willing 70 agree uI,e,
a serdlc. Of ono cont damages 10 III.
reputation of tho vcloub.uLlc Join
a. Under the evidence We think TINT
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