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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-14
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VALUABLE
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tss1moatal y ~ Spread valuable lNnnsNs1teM, llAs.
In Astn hA@ty sAlsttA With esk uhrum, and ths
skcle svslars - ay skin bssng covered With rim.
iala md aa6oyames, aAA kno0tnx " ~ ~ = hln0d
oe&nst, ! tenk many ~ the advertised hixAl prep
arallans, sssnssg 0tlch N. any quantity " sAssa.
rA1tiias NltkONl eheaiMlnx any te,ent until I rotn.
MeNrsA tAAiMa tn v1avtsnS, aul lHansr Ind
seeNplsi<A ths first bottle l taa thss | haA mi me
right medicine. eOnss4uensly, ] tnlloweA - With
tsnanetd q xsi' stait, aHd ny .kiN |. siranth nhL
ssiltsiy ffss trssn ritrflrt anil rtaisIeas, have
hesef enjoyed NJ ts,ni ileaattt helste. sud I attht,utr
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htstsA With rheumatism I sill III aIe .asniina I'll.
~ n tbs teesttN1 i weaaevful rssTerr IL eu..n. me
eesne AeWtr ro'aplsihi " Will, Ii | have suffered ii,
taietsvly.
Az " TUCKER, -. A. Mol. 4. " "
atNA ~ Mast mn N 4. .1.s I..st.ns
.egetinc II Sold ~ NJ Druggists.
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A,Ht Arr ,,sast,s Anis rsi hat | have ills tsv ~.
atahtttI aaaiF ttseta ~ rseH- shs dsansYt. NAt4eit
the IN nef viii st~tsin ~ the appropriation fnt
s+issstl PURPOSE 1T tire l~nlinutHp l~.ssrllsss feat
! aa4f. - t'ae8ftstfestE. MI tile Sattth / ~ Fs.#t8.I
Al t1s ssaiai ell anaFi~r MI fAs a#hASa aHs
4~stsfASt nf teealas Ai1ll IND III ina sHasp t.4a hun
led ,ttata NJ a III sssse ~fturfr,H tIst ve.s 4I th~
hA u NJ s1st aHnntni tietee Hatth i'm faia
tl,.ats. Assa eight sea.s, iIrnrr anatl. len rssls
thshrs ,a.i t4eat ftAi. ~ The place II ts~ sas.fing
sti NH stplag mn. hall MIR.
sid aplafal@efa will ~ ~ III he als@.s .ic.efl hsai
real .s' ata IN ~. sth ,iay III August t>Tl. III II
t,'sless. q. ~. aud a.sc.s SAIL damages ~ ,,fn.ta.,i
by eeestan ts.y ef the t,oAr VI towN.
n. n. HOrT, "a. sapt.
treaaa, lava, daily ~, 1874.
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UW. y. Ut. SHEkWAN reNpe0tfWJIy
no, me- tho afflicted to beware of travelling
alaatcrp who mr. scirg nh.nt tho cousiry
selling imitation appliances md ro'sonoHs
iisttrc aa curative compound, fraudu-
lrnsiy pretending 10 understand his busi-
ness. mud thus cndangering tho lives snA
causing lrrcparsblo injury 10 The uhibstun-
ME. Ito has no agents nor has 10 ever In.
a~sttctel any ono In his business. or.
sherman viii 10 In chicago and Milvau-
ken turing this meath. where these lister.
es,ei may con suit him In psfsea AID reap
thc hrneh, Of his experience asa rome
dos. Principal Office, | Ann Street, Nav
York. Books, with likeness ef oAses ~.
fore and after cnre, mailed = receipt u
~ cents lava
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oosea.Asa, Fsstay. ~svsste.s EVERY snAAssh II !" "
81 ssA ~ n ~ s@sAas ssh~a II - - ~
are sssasatav INVITED
upss~~pAe, nvsSe AasvA A~~~ ~ y,
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r,ss,s rs~Ssswv ~e~h 1husssss rsenines seats
1t>v ysn%si lrytasbcsA ~sseaird.
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lhlltE tttkl;I.r. In t'rcsro. July 4
1876. ly Rev. r. " +. Loo. Mr.. VII
lar,i l.el.e. VI isiG spring. Mimi. an,
Miss Mar.rtt 4. torlst Of Lime Spring
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4 ! II. Eremm ol prrorah. will II IN
atss.t, i frN tiass ~ tame and rc,nir pianos
ami .Igans Orders 'spy be leit VI llr.
slrmnaer's slrug store cr With Mrs +. W
Lee. licst of reference can ir fsiven. :as.f
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opECeAC NOTICES.
Buildings ISL Removed
Wells Drilled Or Bored.

I'll. undersigned will ~move hsildi0g~
raise " lower then - grade, drill o. bsrs
wells II town Or eouAtIy His cxpssicacs
warrants him In guaranteeing inha being
deAe In \ satisfactory aud ~orkmaaliks
MANNER For tcssAn call m me Al my res.
iAencs. NM, S~~ !. Tp ~. Raa&s H. o.
address ny nail n Crsacc, lava.
uANI. WHEELER
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PREPARED ny
q. i. oTgvgN0,
Boston, MaM,

Mint y vseaIsMs t..It y ! oeasrnuud extracted
~ Nh ~I~rfretiy harmeisss froa any hHA eM.r'
ul,eM ~ sysa@m. u y Aonvlahla1 and strsngshvn
IN. u Acts dtrvrtly ur@s shc Alnsd u Qnirts ihr
nervous systcss. ~ glsss yOA ssesI, eweet sissp ri
night. u II = Krcst paaareA mr. MIR aged fathers
ND ssn4hers; tr II HtveA tkrm strength, qn,rtA
their aesses, ssi sssss thesa Nasnse's sweet sleep,
ths wrsAa Nlecd lurMsr. ii III .~soaiinw remedy
mr. nut ehtdsua. u haa rsileveA md cured thnn.
aaas.. Ma very PLEASANT 10 take; every child likes
AeR lmpars hloaA. fvy vSasysNs. Otvs u : fais
trial fnS yeat eOsWyAsimA1, thea ynu will Aay " yous
AteaA, ssagAbos and asqsaistsse~. Try u; 4 has
tussA go
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lDeAdsA, y having = lavvev ssiE throughout thc
gelt~l AtAtfs thMn any 0lAsr oae nsAlt~fN~. Why
fsesisf st5 core tASsS ssmFtAfnts.
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Pail. Esti. ris.it,.i. and .sen Founder.
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eut Il hattie If ien,amr lininent. wi,lsi
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snst
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V.E(sE'rlNE

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and 1MvIGssrales tire
Wb0lN kyMecsm.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
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AuusrMy>Ts- Sd oaoe-4th. STD. ard 6tb coinmna
BANNING AND fINANciAI~-7M Pdgc-2d column. ..
BANNING HOUSES AND BAsKEks-7m Ia0e-jth anu Oln
columns -, - q, ~ .,.,,,s
BUSINESS CnANCgs--7h IU0e-Gth coiumn
busINEss NOTICEs-iM PGge-lst column.
COPARTNEEsIiIP NOTICEs-7M Pdge-6tn column
CONFORMATION NOIICEs-GM rage dcOlunD'
DEN1Is1I, or IdOe-6tI column
DIyfDLND NoTICES-1m PG0e-5th column
Dry GOODS-3d PdGe-2d cOlunE.
ExcUgsIuNs--}d Paye-6th cOlnnn.
FINANCIAL Fd0e-5th column.
FINE A Ts-3d Pa0e-6tD column.
FURNITURE 6M IdOc-6th column
HEIR WASTED-3d Page- I'll column.
HoBsRs, CARRIAGEs, &C.-3dPdge-4tn coiunn'
HOrELs-3d FGge-3d cOtuDp -, n. e.h oo,rn
Houses AND FARMS " ANTED-Oh Fape-o'" 'o
ICt CRIAM-GM Pa0e-6th column
IssruI Cr,ns- 6M Fa0c-2d and Sd columns
IvCTrpEs AM MELTINGs-3d FdQe-6th cOiuinh.
IEGAl NoTICEs-6N PG0S-3d co!unh. .., ..,,,u.,
NAVAL Ann 81 ATE MASTEis-3d fu0e-4lb coiu""
Al .,tia,rs AND DEArils--5lh PdQe-Gth column ~.
N,scsif ,SFous-6M PaQe-6th column; oM faSe-"'"
AMI 9th columns ,, e,h ,,,,,,r
NV PrnIICATIoNs-6M PaOc-2d column. -,, .,,,.
Er., EsT ATR For SALE-t1ff-6h fdJc-oln coi"' III
EpookIYN- Ga Fa0e-5th column; 6nUn n 1"h
Taoe-5th column 10 EXCHANGE U" f"9s-0'u
column. 90, .,,,.r
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errU ATOMS WANTED - MALhS-3d Pd0e - 4'h coiuh'h'
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srgCIAL NOTICES Page-6th column ., -, ,.,
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Ar AMrrs OcEAS-7h Pd7e--6th column.
BUNMER RGrREATs-3d Pages column
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11

more Christian and pacific. Perhaps 1t is not
the best way to adopt lis own methods In
dealing with him, but it is the way OF tne
world. The treaty of William Penn Ii the
only one in history made with savages upon
peace principles. Generally in dealing with
barbarians Christian powers have taken IL for
granted that the blow is sufficient, anu that
tie word can be dispensed with.
The least, however, which great power
can do is to keep its promise strictly with a
small one. We read of frontier Indians starV-
ing to-day and likely to starve Tomorrow De-
cause Congress has not kept its word and sup
piled the provisions which it long ago prom.
Used. So raids are said to be imminent ana
massacres impending. All this IS OF piece.
Those who have giants strength Will nse IL
like giant, just as the big boy bullies tne
little ore in street and on play ground. IL Is
n great pity that the world cannot get Itself
cleared up and civilized without cruelty ana
oppression. The kind-hearted non-resistants
protest in vain. We are very hard upon the
scandals of history. Bat we make history nc
cor,ling to quite another code of morality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Moody and Mr.. Whittle are expected
In Nashville Tenn. to-day and they VIII hod fehSous
services In that city for short tiihc
Miss Dickinson lost one of her most valua-
BILE diamonds FROM its setting during her performance
at the Globe Theaer Boston, Monday night but IL was
found ftervHrd The dresses she wore on TIE DC
c,si1u were made In New-furk ana cost S3ooV prue'
tine ornaments. The sale Of seats amounted 10 @Z'ois
The late Thomas p. Foster of Boston wllled
$500 TO the First Baptist Church Of that city ~ pef
neut fund the appropriated to the poor ~
tho church. 81 900 TO the American Baptist Bl6e Soc
ety. 50 500 10 Baptist Missionary Union 5000 10
the Baptist Home Missionary Society and SlooO 10 the
Massachusetts, Baptist Convention.
Mr.. A. J.. Beresford Hope has sent to Gov.
kemper OF Virginia draft for l34i the residue OF the
innd raised In England for purchasing the statue OIL
Stonewall Jackson erected in Richmond recently The
sin viii he invested and the income used In purehnsng
a m dal TO be awarded annually to the M 81 ulslih-
guishrd graduate OF tae Virginia Mhtary INSTITUTE OF
,ynic Jackson was Professor r time. TIE lie a.
viii be known the Jacks ln-ilope Medal
Er. Bradlaugh was the plaintiff IN suit for
SANDER tied IN England recently, the circumstances Of
which are related follows ia The PdH MAJ Gazette: In
Apr ast year SIR Bcndall told DR. Laker OF oxford
mat he was going up London to hear Mr. BradiauSh
lecture Iaker sand. Bradlaugh! lie was Lad up Tor
lecting family and leaving them chargeabe to the
Uniou read IL IN the newspaper. BendaI offered Z"
bc Ilker 10 To shilln that IL was not true Laser
iook he b Bcndall wrote in Ionci on piece OF paoe
that which Mr. ser had sated aud both ~ them signed
PAPER, which BEL dali sent 10 MT Bra'llauSh anu
wrote HIM II the statement was true. The deft =
am pleaded guilty and. although he did not attempt
Ia Justify the statement he did not Vhr any apology.
'a,,.l, x.hn cn,,IncteJ His INTO
TIE Wuxs box aud Stat nat there was no iOun IA ljb
vatsyer Tor the statement which mad been nude TLr
Jury returned verdict tor the llantn damages FOO
r. Btadaugh stated .hat ne should devote the sum
awarded ~ some charitable object
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11

much to expect that all the ma
chiuery of administration will run perlec'y
Mt first. the wonderful success OF the opening
;ustifes the belief that in very few days inc
managers will be able to discover ana ccrrecs
whatever errors there may be in the details of
arrangements and plans, so that there VIII D. no
ground for any complaint on the part Oh the
public.
THE TRIBUNE furnished its readers Yesterday
nv far the fullest description of the Exhibition
in its present condition that has yet been pub
Eshed To-day our columns contain very full
and complete account of the opening scenes
and exercises. We shall continue to give to the
Exhibition the attention and the space which Its
importance as a National event deserves and
the public interest in it demands
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me NEWS THIS MORNING.

overwhelmingly release is expected. -
Senior CASTELAR, defended religious liberty IN the
Snanish Congress. - In France, the Orleanists
and Bonapartists have combined to give the Mill
is,rv n check. - The Car left st. Petersburg
for Berlin.
DoMEsIIc.-The Centennial Exhibition was for
mally opened at Philadelphia by President Grant,
In the presence of 2OO.O 900 people. The President
and the Emperor Dom Perdo started the machinery
IN Machinery Hall. The machinery i'll the Woman's
Pavilion was st arted by the Empress Of Brazil. 60
Congressman William ii. BaInum was unanimously
nominated in the Connecticut Democratic caucus
far limited States Senator..= The Michigan Re
publican Convention met and chose delegates TO the
National Convention resolution was adopted
calling for candidates of known honesty and ability
CRY AND SuBURBAN.-Twenty indictments were
found against prominent New-York whisky dealers,
and six of the indicted persons were arrested. -
The Plymouth Church Committee which has been
trying Mr. Bowen reported that severe penalty
should he inflicted upon him. Dir. Bowen agreed TO
tell all his facts" to Mr. Beecber i'll the presence
of the Rev. DIR. William NJ. Taylor. - lnvestiga-
ton of the Jersey City flights explosion showed that
the magazine was mperfectly guarded. - Ami
yersary exercises were held by the American Tract
Society, the Home Missionary Society," the NATIONAL
Woman Suffrage Association, and other organiza-
tions. - Gold. l12l2 1928 1124. Gold value
of the egaltendcr dOAar at tho close. 80 Ito cents
Stocks active and excited prices lower.
TnE WEATnER.-The Government report predicts
rising temperature and generally clear weather.
- In this city there were showers at times dur
ing the day and evening with sunshine for several
hours; temperature, 600. 62o. 53'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
THE CENTENNIAL CoKMISSIOM

A FLEA by ONE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Your editorial Of to-day on the members
Of the United states Centennial Commission conveys
some erroneous pressons. First. that there Is ION
diet between Mr. Goshorn aud the Commlsscn 70
81 far from being the that the contrary, there
perfect harmony at least issue whatever has arisen
between them Second you state that "the proper
auctions Of the Commission exclusively Of lcslsl
tive character" Now, Congress provides In al act
passed June 1872, Section T. that when the grounds
shall be prepared and the buildings erected by the Board
of Finance, the rules regulations. &C. shall be esao
lished by the United States Commission; and Section
OF the act passed March 3, 1871 that the Commission
snail have exclusive control OF the Exhibition .
Is IL not assuming much to dcciuc that tie CompnIs
sioneI incompetent be ORE they "a .e charge Ia
IL is hardly speaking the uuth 10 say that some Se3
sloncrs come from states That have nOi O,SeI
dollar since Congress, representa- all the states Escr
81, 900, making the average for eaei stie @
$4,000 Other structures equally severe Apply pYgh
ssioncrs W no laborcd 10 secure apprUpIt tis IN 20
tGeir respective LEGISLATURES ranging n, N TlVo,s
100000 The taken by the PLiad.p "h ~, ,s
with two exceptions, to msleid ani p jddeo lac 49,
mid il i'll si ted to this centennial yeaf.
Thii,iGe.l htd May s. 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Georgia delegation to Cincinnati seems
10 be tic mixed. viii finally center on Blaine OK
on.-lAugusta Chronicle and Sentinel tD,m
The latest argument against bachelor sam
Tliden President is that the country doesnt wani
man tnat no woman would haye.-l5pnnsned Uaion
(kopD
The geographical, NcwYork argument which
made against Cow iden Is no arSunent at all. ald
II were sod aside by NJ the many gent
reasons which outweigh itlLouisviLe Courer-Journi
(Dem)
"IIurrah for Blaine!" is the CHEEKY shout
that comes mp from nine-tcnths OF the Republican
papers of this state Aud tie people s.urdily echo
back the cry. Hurrah tor Blainc"-tWinona Eepuo-
lean (RepD
The journal reckons without its HOSTILE
host OF mdepu nient yOtcrS-wiei says WIN etueI
BI.iow or Blaine there will he no third party III 10
helL" Mr.. 3laiHe Ill not ill the bill. II he u noinF
mated will be third parry Don't you forget IT.
boston Herald QndJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
CENTENNI1L TOPICS.

1t is a melancholy fact that on Tuesday last the
Centennial authorities were obliged tn turn away
number of wagon loads Of goods forwarded by pro-
crasiinating elevcnth-hour men. The last load
crossed the lines at just minute before II m. Oh
Monday, while up to Tuesday evening not less than
50 carloads had accumulated outside the grounds.
The Tx. c. Archbishop OF Philadelphia has
issued a pastoral letter TO the clergy ard laity
directing religious celebration of the next Fourth
of July in all the churches of the diocese, with
Mass of Thanksgiving. and discourse Appropriate
to the OCCASION.
The public are cautioned against the purchase Of
spurious Centennial medals. The genuine medal il
authorized by act of Congress, and was struck at
the l.. S. Mint. To counterfeit il is made crime
punishable by q fine not exceeding $1,000. and
imprisonment not exceeding three years.
A meeting in favor of Sunday opening will be
held in lhiladclphla next Saturday evening, tie
Rev DIR. Furness presiding. Several eminent clergy
men have expressed their willingness TO support the
measure.
-Apropos Of the Centennial. Reuben Cross. in
Philadelphia, repairing his house, found day or two
since, mbedded in the mortar, Washington cent
Of 1871. containing the head Of q. W., with the
inscription. Washington President, 1701."
The number Of invitations to assist in the cere-
monies in Philadelphia yesterday was 1000. These
were sent kings, queens, emperors. and many do
nestle digniiaries.
The Krupp cannon from Germany, tho heaviest
siege gun in the world. still remains IN the Essen