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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

80. Sheen act. Young.
- Buc! agt. Paine.
60. The Mayor, &C., agt
Cornrh.
67..Law agt. The Commits.
-iOnrIs ~ Taxes.
90 Platt eg'. Van Name.
%. .Amei1nsn agi. Raiiow.
30. .Am"rman ggt BlIiOw.
100 koSeT stein sgi. II Isen.
ktcil.
log Matter Of Kelly.
liz HARRISON agi. Van
Nalkenhurgh.
llG. Bucsnigstrr agt. Mytr.
lls..lhr Metropolitan life
ms. Ga. RgL Jhaycr.
100 Eo''nstcin ugi. HJsen-
stem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

- it+Fas' f'sNNhif' d.
lac. Rosenburger art. Bur.
chaTd.
III. Fielder agt. Lemmuol.
1873 Diefenbach agt. Diefen.
bach.
1853. Mehrbach agt Mehr.
bach.
loG. Sinclair. &C, agt. kirk.
patrick.
1877 Sturgis agt. brow.
.O1.DuiT apt, Currie.
90 SciNaS agt. Norris.
2l3. Matter of Collins.
30. Mclean agt. Ennis.
= b-OUl,i Min agL Daley.
2lN. Kahn AT. Block.
2l9 MOTHS agi. iiessbcrg.
.2J-lmpcra;tr. agt. Laugo-
h1rdn.
222 !lagcrty agt. Malcolm.
LAWRSSCK. j.
go. Lester agt. Rosou ct nj.
l3l Levy Il al. agt. Merrill.
$50 Alden agt. Dlossy.
U..LaNtOn Gran. Nor. Co.
aEi. "he Ocean Ste.
IOilhg 20.
1913. War,l agt. Krumm ct al.
l4o. Curry agt. Nitters.
4l9. Ford agt Conner et al.
s2l Ellis agt. Andrews.
4t3. fasnah 81 a.. Agt. Knox.
800. Tone agt Holl.
J2s. CLARK agt. Waters OF al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

CfRcTrr-pARr I--WgsrBEooK J.
Case on l1l3 .Clemepts sg Yturia NO day caenuAi''
PART Ii.-VAS Worst, J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

rV'HE MARY POWELL, Tor West s..,oa g I,pS
Gawhnry eepsie, ROndouL and kngston, . ma
Inc at CozIen,s Cornwall Milton, and Newt stl
Marlboro by ferry. will leave fler ~ ~ IL W.
DAIE sindAys excepted AZ 500 n Al ,,,,,s for the
Connects al POughkecpsle with evening "'
North.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME couHr-C n,Mnras-DoyoHur J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

Short CdiScs.
o632. .Currsn et al. act. Perry.
1853. Fullerton agt. FISH.
2D22. .Patten agt. Gano ct al,
&c.
1908. .Dux ngt. Settler et al.
2S82. The Greenwich TX. agi.
De Groot.
1904. Mora AIT. acNamee.
1904. The Maritime Bank 81
the Dominion OF Can
ada agt. MOiiiit.
1870. Barnett and ano. agt.
Mnuer III al
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ArrM-NnRK M IONG RRNNCH n. hi

y CENTRAL r. 4. OF HEW-LERsEY.
Lii RAIL LINE BETWEEN NkN-NORh, IOSH
BRiNCf, OCEAN GROVE SEA GlRl AND soUAN.
Tne lala o. IuBe 40, 1876. TIA rs leave NowlOrs rom
% a t.JeriJst. North RIVER, at I5o 8, llio u n I5,
Al IT,, r 20 Long Branch The 1890 O. Has M li5.
3lT i:SO b. through 70 Gift and SquaA
Sf.s "a anu from Eeylu tonuet Aai3gau Stet.On
NIL. an ,ra!ns ~. 4. BALDWIN Cen Pas. sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

3l62. Ellison agt. Marcy.
1928. .McKane agt. MurtpA
2siO. .Ploomingdale agt Sic
gel.
3232. .Garsat act. CLARK.
1896. Par her agt. F1izp&t
rick.
1899. .Zerega agt. Worthing-
ton.
$3.50. Williamson agt Salma
ct nj.
5S3. .Vermiiyea ct al a9L
Alexander et al.
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skll.I.tuI COOKERY.

Americans who dine with the Chi
nesc ARE surprised ut the perfection 70
which they have curried their cooking.
During u recent Chinese banquet in
6Nn rrMncisen, An Orange wAs laid At
the plate of oach guest. Tho orange
itself seemed like any other orange.
but on brlnK cut open wsss found 70
contain within the rina Ave kinds Of
delicate jollies. One wns ni first puS.
s. pain "ew tho j,llics 60. IN,
aid p.vlLg up ihet t"el" ! rrc s.so~,
Wa =. /. vols. lna,.,irr. 10 X rw how
=. s.''s. ....l of thr ouanHc got Ct.
~.lu.cd cRgS were nlso served. " he
inside u wh',a wete foand hats. ,el.
IL. ". .erra confectionery. WREN
o. y tnc.,iac'l,nna rrcrent u .ed tho
NJ r.sctsr to explain this lcvericn...n
y. cookery he expanded hir mouth III
, hear4v lrngh. and shock his ..s..d
AID sa,.l. "Mrl.can man heap smArt |:
Why he not i.nlre outY"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-28
THE PALACE or ALADDIN.

Ono Of tho most enjoyable dAys !
have spent In England was . visit 70
Mcntmor. nnckinghamshirc. tho scat
Of tho late Baron Rothschild, and
still the homo of his widow. had
known all my life Of che almost fAbu.
lous wealth Of the Rothschilds. but had
no such vivid conception of tho rcali.
ty M / brought away with INC.
The estate comprises is.OO0 Or 10000
acrca of the finest land VI this famous
shire. The approach from Chcdding.
ton station. from which Il ID distant
about two miles. lies through mag.
niflcent lawn leading TO i wooded &c.
clivlty, upon the summit of which tho
mansion stands. From tho tower tho
view Ii one ~ the finest In tho Midland
counties. embracing ON one sidc tho an.
Client manor and village ot Wing, on
another the manor II Tring, and on .
third the historic site Of Iyanhoc.
How the course oi tho worlds history
has been changed by the blow which an
ancestor Of John Hnmmlen struck tho
Black Prince, the victor oi Crecy and
poicticrs, for which firing. Wing, and
Ivanhoc" were forfeited. In the dis
tAncc In tho vnlc ~ Aylrsbnry. and fAr
away on tho rllSe of tho Chiltcrn
Hills the monument. of tho Duke Of
DrIdgewator bounds tho range Of
vision.
TrinR Park. owned By another Of
tho Nothsrhild family. IL sAid 70 b
second In the beauty u its garden on.
" % Mcntmorc but this I had no tlmo
10 sec. The sub.ropicnl gardens. vcgc-
table gardens. the Fountain garden,
and the Italian garden occnpici us for
hours. The first n second. I suppose.
only 10 the Royal Botanic Gardens In
New. the second embraces. with tho
fruit gardens. about twenty acres. the
whole proceeds VI which are consumed
In tho mansion.
In one tho numerous grarerles. 20 Ar-
ranged asto furnish fruit every month
In tho year, ! saw n single cluster 0l
grapes which would weigh six pounds.
the berries on which were about tho
slxc Of good, large pluMs. sud tho
most luscious ever tnstcd. Oranges.
Age. pinearl,lrs. baaannr. ,re othrr
tropical fruits consumed :. ~. ilA..
sion, arc MI grown IN tho ccAsc~yato.
ries Or Mcntnorc. When -" Da-e...
css Ii absent yachting III tho 4..a
or at her London house. orders BY
telegram ore sent 10 Mcntmorc daily
for the supplies required.
Tho yases In tho Eucr'"'. rrI It'll.
iar Onrdcns cost each 1l.Vut. 1nl
Ntnhme. IL all VI the most = ~ LII. 7,
executed Nv tie tiIss n,iaAtcsn, AlNny ~
thcya COME Il. originals which len viu
the Louvre or In - IL -, s1m.
Tha 4, ~ ....,i. which from tile on
trance l.,mnd IL me abpi. \, " =
fcct. II til,cd with vases anu st&tnary,
TIA coatea. ilrss II ~. II. 'Nlus d
not !cv~ than .h0.' W. ve., moi
less than '..l. .aaia r.. a. sLloc4b
the rooms. ''he 'eie' Il c.luisi.A
and tlIc lurnishl4f vech. nLptuou1
somc lcea inr, 10 formed of tho whole
from tho furnttnlc OF single bed
room, ono OF the many great cham
bora costing E2S. 900 or f3o.oon. n.
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SWENSUN BkOS.. IL LOWRY

In tho dining room and haronial
hall are furnishing exceeding E9oo ono
each. Costly cabinets NJ the time os
Louis XIV. of ebony Inlall with ivory
or gold; jcwclcd blocks. made Of solid
gold: diamonds. rubies. and oil sorts
Of precious stones: wills hung with
tho costllcst tapestry Of the tlmc Of
Louis XIV, or covered with tho rich.
cst necdlc.cmbroilcrcd satin, may
give some Idea Of the wealth lAvishcd
on this morn than princcly mansion.
Tho costlicst paintings adorn thc walls,
and tho most sklllfnl and expensive
workmanship il displayed upon the
ceilings. The idoa of thr baron seems
to have been 10 huild nnl furnish =
mansion such as no other person IN
England. except perhaps the dukc Of
Westminster. could hope to rival.
The stud In said 10 contain moro
high bred horses than any In the
world. II embraces thIr,y.iivc hum
tNrs and m many racers. Mono Of
which / heard werr less In value than
k0o0. while many II thcm run np Into
tho thousands. Fnvonins, MAccA-
roni. and Old Tom, the last patriarch
OF high bred rarls W. saw. All win.
ncrs of famous raes. For FAvonius
El9,MN were refused. and for Mao.
caroni c7. iO0 we're hnt recently PAID.
was fortunate IN getting nm intro
duction 10 Mentmoe through an 20.
QuAlntAnN maslc In England. Tho
grounds nrc on rnrc oceaslons orcn 70
visitors. hut ordinarily there n no &C.
ccss u tn nlsion. saw. ! believe,
every room In the house except the
strong room. where the treasures Are
kept during the absence of tho family.
Cor. ~. Louis Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-28

owing 10 the denscly crowded state q
london. IL II imperative On IL citissns b
give 10 tho poor and tho traveller Ands
eew expeditions moro interesting than ;
visit 10 lshc various charitable institutiops
which abound throughout The city. Being
Interested In children. one d my U.osl
pleasant visits was that mAda 10 : found.
ling hospital. and ~As fortunately pros.
ont when tho Children were vi dinner. !
visited tho boys dining ioom Arst. and
there sAw between ono and two hundred
Nttls fellows, all drcased in dark cloth suits
With rcd vests. seated ut two long tables
plentifally supplied with bevf. posatces
and bread. eating with with tho Appetite
which only boys can bring to table. IN
them hard At work. anil found tho lttls
GIRLS similarly employed In another hall.
- they finished tho rcrast. tho teachcr's
eignAl called them 10 thnir feet, ono a
tho older cncs stepped into tho orcn space
between tho two tables. folded hur handl
and lsaid. with reverence. tho orphans
prayer FOR heavenly blessings. Then they
went out TO walk Tor few minutes In III
grounds. 10 Oths dormitory wsrs long row.
oe little iron bedstcads. separate one to-
Zach child. Nothing fine. but everything
comiortAhlc. IN tho galleries noticed
msmoriAla d the early days q the hospi
~. Thercl werc tho "tokona." which must
b d~positsd With the chiid. II over Agair
u parent: d.vircd 70 .l.iA u A eMicul
collection hey wersi soms cvi'snnv prs
raret 18th gs~aN csv. cut oet Ut orasA and
~ng.r 80 With Li,...s ar artc, somt
simc'y u fra.sr .'tn \ fen words q
waitLns, -orse : strir~ 4 hsss. PooI
W.. onep, ho~ rnh tho .ia. sla, md
thcm =, tns,. m-eMu .t Nime
times the .ricras " y ch'M " ssoUa pNa
porous. and claim III and ccr 'snslly "
one vi .ndlsss orphan tcc"mVs \ grsA
kdy - j. .egt.hsaisl .sd, but. - - i.sls
tho .nnAtsA u :, Erri. o.t.an Asylun
only .eays !. Itor so.pestabie serv,snds
Thus Are tn waits end st.es. q. h.lp!es
CHILDHOOD gathered Ia froA. thu slums q
large ,i,y. and trained - bs good. ussea
men and women.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-28

THE DWANks OF AFRICA.

There hnvr ever hem tradition. of strsnee-
ly formed iri'e- IL human being.~ dwelling
Ia Central Africa. That unknown regioa
hos bcsn pcopl~ hy fancy and fable With
tailed mon, hideour hyhrid<. half-human and
haif.bsutial, DWARF and giants. Tnvslsn
Who have plunged Into Ii hare had sAsis
uscsis~ OF discovery met With cool lncssduliv.
II was Year, before Du Chaillu could con-
vince people that the gorilla WAS nos myth.
When thc animals existence wss definitely
established. Il WA. thought by many " ~
count for the ssoric- ot men with tails. A
tsuss explanation hss hecn given by ths q.
plorAslons of DWtor Schweinfncrth, ~
German Livingstone. This intrepid srNvslsr
spent tks three years fsnm l6de ~ l07l Ia
The heMrt Of AiriM. Ono of shs tsihsa -
reached wM the Dongo. A.. H. nAls
msmhem wear an animals sai fastened b
string tied pand the middle u tho hody.
This explains the fable oi the tailed msn -
fhll ~ man on horusb~ck explains sAs myth
Of lhs Csnsaun.
The mo~t curious II Doctor ScAwsia;
faersh's minor di-cM erics wss ycs 10 sone.
Throughout his long journey hs had hsarl
Of pyg,niss that lived near NJ ~:saess.
They vsss never over shrss fsos tAll. aid hia
NsblAn asryanss, and thsy wore ls~rds that
reached y their knew. They wers killed
elephant hunters, creeping under s'w nnlmsls
and killing them with siahr ita. below.
Thsy wsrs IL grm, demand N cours bu9ooas
The explorer put little hish In thr-e ssosip,
thinking TINT seeing was bssssr than hsar-
ing. Finally hc INV. A. shs urs Of >
cannihAl hing, who ate hby daily. hS
found several pygmies. They ~crc WY
ahy. and kep, M, of his way for ~sserl days.
A length his servants ~ughs otr. | .ooaed
Mp, surprised II tho shouting. ayS "
traveller, 'and thcrs, rare eaoash. eas Nv
strange lis,lc creature, ,ercl~l on Moham.
meds right shoulder, nsrsously hngg.nI III.
head. and cnssinv slance~ u nkt.a /. every
direction" The ~ss man VA. .,os paeiasd,
lie MAS chici Of quito l,rgs .. lonsns
near BY, Doctor Schw,nt .er4, a.ssrwarl
measured number 81 bog t'ea.ls. The
sallcs iull.grown msn were 10, over four
fest tsn ..hss. ihny aid that "r~~s tsibe,
of .hsir fellows lived ". - b Ihs aqua.
~. They Asc ~ a.s, .Le..ion.ss, sna
cu'se assllig.us. Lo,ty. sch, siniasssl.
considered El.i ~ te ci,. ~ aired y thv
u !. ~ IL ~ Atft. iie toukhe one
Il Inert. Nr..1o. ioa 6os, bvt Kept bin.
t4J e..en ,n,ns. that n0e h.
li~, o.es nis--sar.Iy very nisilisct
v,ya h", u sh~ M. uoil, ard did
a.. w. "Ant keutlemsa In Eusoys" u
~Lum ~ Walter Scom played aaniy. DIV
ltom N. .all-sa,ue causcy Hsswnoa fat
II Ion b. r.. tsd. smuoh - two oi
bis k.-tsed Nc now m vsvfs fos lAly
Toy srs ~ N olaes! in charge & Ac
/ Eshuo.ogieAl xsaiets ~ flcFeuce.
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TO the FARMERS
NORTHERN IOWA!
The o~Oxa0oxa
=.

Manufactured by Swcnson Brothers & Lowry
Crcsco, Iowa. claims vou, attention for the
following reasons:
lst You save $40 freight by buying ma
chino made nj home
2nd II is nm entire Iron Mower, the lightcs
draft. and the most durable machine made
3d. II never clogs in any kind Of grass, wet or dry
ith. II has the flexible sclf-tilting cutter bar
which adjusts itself to the toughest ground, the
driver having complete control over il with his
foot. when need be-
9th. Farmers can save time and money by
getting their repairs at home.
9th. The price is as low rs any first class mower
in the Market besides the additional saving OF
freight, when taken at the manufactory
7th. Ask tho following persons how they like
their Swcnson Mower, then come in and sec it, and
leave your order early as the number to be
manufactured this year is limited to so machines
JAMES TODD, Fremont, wnncscik Iowa. OLE TosTENsON
Paris Howard Co. Iowa; HERMAN KSrTsoN, Fillmore Mimi
NEiS HANSON Paris Howard Co. Iowa, CHAMBERLAIN Sara
u.ra Howard Co. Iowa. besides many others
,r,sco, April - 1870.
oWENSUN BftOS., u LOWRY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-28
- I'D, KELLOGG,
RESIDENT DENTIST.

First class work II tho most reasonable
rat~a All work warraAtcd Any " my
work failing u h. 4. represented tan be- re-
turned Il my expense. | have work In
Wlnnsahlek. fayollc. Fillmore and How.
ard Counties, which Will speak for itself,
"a which refer you. tall and examine
my work, and got my prices before going
elsewhere
Oflce ever cawards store
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-28

IAs mods of rnniphlng = criminal In I'll.
bse hsksrc@s. .li,sa:'. &c; lary him
- y. nss.'.. shs s.. b. ~ ,Na' ~ mc-s-
0eN = iLAp< .-i.ls. Ls. j. .ia ...eush :o,csd
spsa s!lh spiA.. y t.fr i n AL kinds
ssf LIB LH - II tAAs sSlass In ~
month, eAss. ard 80.
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GRAIL FOR ONE DOLLAR

Ten elegant Sheets u Choice Maslc ar.
ranged for the Piano Forte will be sent
by mail on receipt OF cue dollar, tposipaidl !
or single copies VI IN ornts each,
They can Also hc ordered through any
kswslsalcr In ihc United States.
Happier Days. Instrumental Tom brown
Vyhv rnn mt Forget Clarih.l
PAR Ger thu Waves Maylalh.
High Lifa--Waltn stranss
Down whore the Slolcts arnw. Wesicrne
when Old Jackson hal his Day Wes'crne,
The nrand Old fsrM Nnhl~r
TLe College Qulekster staddnrs
There,s Letter In The Candle Caote.
DO You Renlly Think he Did !
> Address orders 10 ncnj. W. Hitchcock,
pnblireer, a5a Third Avenue, n. y. 6msi
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esnnv raising AAs paid tss.se = WA,ia
Walls and UnAsillA counties. ovsgsa, Nan
any other enterprise. 1h.rs ass nov ever
2O000 head VI sheep grazing shsrs, verb
hon tao 10 - pr hsAd.
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vlasA lAaguaes-TslegSavAi M "-
= stamp ses-6ssdiag o. 1seplst -
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NI~# ~ s@A - 4 49, Axa@ssss - 49,
So - As4s = 80 -
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sse*H s#sAss 8e#s &c
enn~ s~s sam& sss nj mAva Maa Aasa ~ ~mA
tsw<s~~ VA s~s sAse ssasa es~ sss~ = ~s~
~ &NwA#@ = NJ a&ss#
sMeA Assssss .~sa "A Rms
sAsa sssssssa ssss uvxa
s<sas.s sssss $50 .sss ssss~# = sssss 49,
c~~ ss*s - tsss~s se~a smu sms~s -
AS - ! w%~ ses sAass -
tssaf ss*As MA~& sss Ms*
A@a Az ~ 80 sssvWs~a ws#s
- M@-s ~ sa~~~. ss~sA ssH ~ssAsss ss~4
s0ws wt ~. s@a ss.Assss A#~ SSH t~A@
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wvH so ss s*ss saassssA
tsv#s 90 Ms~. AsAs
~ Ass~s* As4e as4s sss sv.sHNs sA@
40 sfssss ~ sssass sAs tsHs " Asss NJ 1 ssrs
ths tsss sesh ~ ~ As4s
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s4sssassA ssAsys.
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Th'Mro~so ~is"ushl slwAys " b fsall.
sFsi Ill, .Miirs ~lssa she9 fail II thas she,
hutYese satuuAius.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-28
WIN, BALLARD,

WIN. BALLARD,
CRESrO. Iowa.
VIII rcpair CLOCKS, and guarantee
Smti6uction. Every clock warranted To run.
nring along Your detective clocks 70 his
wsjslence and ho Will act them right.
Charges reasonable.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-28

LAHAN HAssET. COUNTY SURVEY.
OR
NOTICE. II HOSE WHO WISH
~ For my services ~ Surveyor, may
ind me nj my residence two and half
mllcs northwest from Howard Center, on
the Llmc springs road or In my absence,
,nny leave word with my son. They can
alrc correspond with me- nj Howard Center
Or Glen Toy Always give the Section.
Township and Range. Thu Surveyors Re :
cords will lM kept nj the Court House.
tr~co.
LADAN IIAasETT,
Hlmt Ia. Snrscyr.
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Dssla - 10000 vorkiagwsn1s.
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SIS J $40 sample. sss s's ss.rs :; !; aG%s; re;
eSIns0A ! Co.. Portland, Maine. o0yl
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NFlsS. r. W. LEE,
TEACHER ~ Vocal ASp ISsrRrMkSrAL
Mrsir
CNEACO. -. IOWA.
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nR. II. FELLOWS,
PnYuInAN AND ArRuxoM,
Ric8vtLLk v1QnNl Iowa.
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IN JUIIN I'M EI,
lln klpps old Htorc.) Market ~. crvsco.
Where may always be- found tresh and
aalt meats. Fish. Poultry t'anM. &c. Ne
Oun motto II small profits, and ready pay
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-28

Oiicc In the room lately occupied b,
Judge Goodrich. next 10 platt & OMai
lcy's Store. CAlls answered promptly. In,
and aighl. a2yii
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-15
SpstiaI 1otifes. !


DIR. ScHENcK's PULMoSIC SYRUP, SEA
WEED Tonic, AND MANDRAKE PILLs:-These
medicines have undoubtedly performed more
cures Of consumption than any other remedy
known to the American public. They are COM
pounded o. vegetable ingredients. and contain
nothing which can be injurious to the human
cons tituton. Other remedies advertised as
cures tor Consumpti on probably contain opium
which Is q somewhat dangerous drug in all
cases, and II AIKEN freely by consumptive pa
tie nts 1t must do great injury; for its tendency
/. to confine the morbid matter in the system,
which, of course mu st make cure impossible
Sehenck's Pulm onic Syrup Is warranted not TO
contain particle Of oTSum: 1t Is composed OF
powerful but harmless herbs, which act on the
lungs, liver, stomach, and blood, and thus cor
rect all morbid secretions. and expel all the
diseased matter from the body. These are the
only means by which Consumption csn be
cured, and rs Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup. Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the only
medicines which operate in this way, II is OBJ
yious they are the only genuine cure for Pull
monary Consumption. Each bottle OF this In
valuable medicine is accompanied by iul drec-
tions. DIR. Schenck is profess lonaly at hi,
principal Office. corner Sixth and Arch Streets
Philadelphia, every Monday. where all letter,
of adv ice mast be addressed. 5w22
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-15

MUSTANG RACE. On Saturday next
3 mustang race Is to take place at Bea-
con Park, Boston, the match being aginst
time. Mr.. John Stetson having wagsred
$500 that Francis Perslto cannot ride
ll0 miles In five consecutive hours. Pc
ratio Is 10 be allowed twenty California
bred mustangs riding each OF them Us
he thinks proper and changing them
whenever he choose.
Water tanks on the top OF ST. George
Hospital in New York gave way and thou
sands OF gallons of water rushed down
through the wards, washing the patients
out of their beds. Several patients were
killed, and others seriously injured.
At Elmira. y. Y, milk is sold for one
cent quart. which Is taken in other quar-.
tiers as an indication that water Is plenty
there.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-15
M. Blaines Illness.

The country was startled on Monday. by
the report of the sudden and alarming H.
ness Of Mr.. Blaine. On Sunday, while OF
his way TO attend Church with his family
he was suddenly attacked by symptoms oi
most alarming character, resembling ap.
opleXy. He was at once taken to his home
aud for some hours remained in an uucon.
scious state. His physicians differ in opin-
lon as TO the cause OF his attack, some af-
ii-ming that il was simple case OF sun
stroke, and others that it was congestion
OF the brain. accompanied by symptoms
OF apoplexy. On Sunday evening one OF
his attendant physicians issued the follow
ing statement:
Mr.. Blaine's condition is one Of simple cere-
hral depression. produced primarily by a great
mental strain, and Secondsrily by the action OF
excessive heat. There i no apOpletic conges-
ton or etilsion. nor any symptom, OF Daraly-
~. He ha> free use of OF his limbs The pu-
Tls Of his eyes are normal He has spoken
several times and recognizes his family He
Hes quiet, breathes naturally, and is dispose
70 sleep. He has responded eXcellentlv 10
treatment. and have every reason 10 antici-
pate speedy recovery.
signed G. W. POPE. MD"
Since this time. the hourly reports are,
that he is rapidly recovering and able to
leave his bed for short time rhe fre-
quent, anxious enquiries continually heard
on the streets. as to Mr.. Blaines condi-
ton, attes; the friendship aud devotion OF
li> many friends.