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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-26
1ew adrfrfisfmfnfs.
Sheriff''S Sale.

George HilGiebrand rs. Henry p. BroaOn.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN EXECUTION
i issued from the Clerks Office of the Court
OF Common Pleas of Hancock County, ohio,
onthe l2th day of April, A. ID. 1876. and to
me directed in the case hereinabove named.
will expose at Public Sale, on the farm of
Henry +. Brown, In blanchard township, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of June, A. ID. 1876,
At Ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day,
the following described personal property
tO-wtt:
Two black mares, one bay gelding. two bay
mares. one sorrell mare. three two year old
colts, thirteen head of young cattle, four
milch cows. twenty six head of sheep, ten
head OF stock hogs, two log wagons, one
spring wagon, three sleighs, two pair OF boo
sleds, twelve acres OF wheat in the ground,
two single buggies, two old buggies.
TERMS OF SALE-Ca-k.
Taken as the property of Henry +. Brown,
to satisfy an execution in iavor of George
Hildebrand.
SAMUEL MYRES
Sheriff OF Hancock County, Ohio.
Sherlfs Office. Findlay. o.. May IS. A. d. 1876
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-26

Kansas Democrats, like Ohio Demo-
Gratis, go for soft money and-Hen-
bricks
The fact has been discov red that
the beautiful pluInage of tropical birds,
now so conspicuous an ornament for
women's hats, is prepared in a most
cruel manner. The birds are taken in
traps aud skinned alice, it being sup
posed that by this process the feathers
hold more firmly to them. A move
mentis oD footin England, headed by
the Baroness Burdett-Coutts, to sup
press this brutality by destroying the
trade: ss,s sl,ii ~ aiio5
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-26
OPENING OFTHE CENTENNIAL
HUMBUGr

''FeCOer People Present than aoe hGoe
seen at many a Rural Donkey SAoao." I"
Inaugural Prayer By the Hoary head
ed old apostle Of Moloch and Nam
mon, Bishop Simpson, acho has in
Uoked the blessing Of God on erery
FilLGialy Of the last Fifteen gears Of
Radical UsurpatiOn and Crime"
"GrGnt Sober enough to repeat a Stupid
Little Speech for sClich he probably
paid some Washington Bohemian
Serenity .tfUe Cents"
Truly, the fraternal spirit which
breathes through such head lines is
obvious, and indicative that the desti-
nies of the country would be safe in
the hands of men who had accepted
the situation" with such candor
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-26
aFildlay JGf6rSOllan

One trial will convince the most
.l.nt,cal The JEPPERSONIAN has a
circulation In Hancock county one third
hrgsr than any other paper. and Is
rad by Just ths class advertisers wish
torsaeh
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-26

Dyspepsia, Coated
Tongue. Loss of Appe-
tife.Heartburn, Water
Brash, Nausea, Flatu-
lence occasional Vom
iting and Diarrhaea,
Headache. Dizziness,
Vetigo, Dryness of the
7 h rOa I, Offensive
Breath, Billiousness,
jau1'iice, constipation
Piles. Fistula, Hem
orrhage of the bowels,
Shortness of Breath,
Morning cough.pains
i'm the Side Back,
Stomach and AodO-
men, General Debil-
ity, etc.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-26
THE WAY THEY ACCEPT THE
SITUATION,

The people have been assured so
often by the Democracy that its South
ern brethren had at last accepted the
situation, and would manifest the fact
by coming up to the Centennial in a
truly fraternal spirit that they were
inclined to believe it. Here is mani
Hesitation of the way they do it. The
editor of the Daily Ned0s, published at
Danville, Virginia, was at the opening
of tue Exposition, and pours out his
appreciation of the Centennial as fol-
lows:
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-26
DIR. FISHBLATT

has made the Liver and Digestive Organs the
special study of his life, and TO the treat
pent of these he brings all his talent skill,
and long experience.
1t will, therefore, not surprise those who
are not intelligent enough TO discern, that
physician who treats the diseases OF one or.
gan to the exclusion OF all others, must be
superior to those Wi o pretenc to be equally
skilled In the treatment OF all known;dis
eases.
The Liver is one of the important organs Of
the human body. On its proper functions,
depends not only digestion, but proper
supply of new blood and life.
The symptoms of Liver Diseases are ex-
ceedingly varied they are principally:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21
~ ~. A,.ss,

W. s~.@ss s~as - v.vs snt
ths sssA~ss vassss - sA4 hswAA
NsA~ sisgs N@4k sHss /. sssss@ yAsA
N~s*~*s VA sssM@ e4sA sssass m<A
~ ss*sgs s~. ~ - .HA
sNs Hses aas4 ~ - Is a#4#sA
NW*s ~a u asss saaAsssa ~ essae seN Vt~vplM
sAs ssasssa sAsa*s = ne ~ess
sAs @@.s ~ sase, ~Aap aes s4~s
F4as s4st*A s~#s - sAms "A ais~smt
*~hts ~* #satA u III anA ~ w~s~a
W. f*sNs faas saAYe Il tN+ As~#Vsa
ths s*~~ ttssw NAss t,ss si~s sa~s AstA
tAss Y~Ash s~taa ~ Il ~ ssaas
ssss ~ a#s esss y ~ Z 10 ss@ss
I'VE t@seea ~ t#ss4sss sswes@s s@~e
II hss~' W. w. ssHs 80 ssses.
ssA t#@t IN aafiHs 49, Il gAY sif.l~l
NmW ~sYmss* ssWHts aFsss A#ss sagsst
fs~sA rt' waFe Aa#s sss* s~vrs srsy~'~
~ ~ srsA lAe tsfNH. II stss#ssss e~sA
iteA sA~w N t#asst thaH wYsas
Ars ssttsrv ~sss. ssrs. ssa s4~rs,
fss ma.gi atuts wsh stlswst l,sha
fhs tssi f1wi ethn q he aaaK
lisa siwsi snRs. esHtt nsAeags VI. hre&A
aNsf tst ssssa Mftffr - atss ~AsrA
wv saail4ss sN lfxfsss ssAtsfA SHtvA.
1hT sllsNrx tAs ~ III sfsaa-,l,
AMI III Hry tsHi ssea ns t~Atr
tn.lt s4nhe and nraah The siass
lass's tal. w#s ah.issssa a,,ve Agsln.
lnnk isAts has ,ssssea liner ,hee, set aN
Msm'ss hfinrs lsatt thai sa'sisw tmes
Ant uas. nwaia In tllassai dream,
NJ iysr snd hnai ,lpwn the ithna.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21
now N WON MIS- DnP.


0ne n ths hest Iooling AaA most sought
After young business mon n Utlss. n. "
M his g,Ilsasry put u sevws ~ ~
wsak. A charming mAsstSsi LADY fvtsn1,
wa9svAi tis with hkn that M dAss nos -.
y hsr lM,y through ons n ths mAss psps.
- stseet~ ~ ti,s city, And fs~Ilas pasttss.
lssly ts~v~. hs s~e~ps1d m wA9vs. -
tAby wa~ M rrrsslvst litsis ssvss.moalAs
- mvaAl " UtlA. md u NJ Nj = ~
hAsd&Has father And ssoshSv. 1'As metkes
anA ether friends u tlsr ehIiA we're " lollow
IN easviaga n ~. that thu tAsh was eosn.
vlstNd a~nriInE 10 tlH tSvms u M wager.
ThS sMws~sd father ~ hIs slsgaasly.
dssss~l i.sby st.n4ted G~aSNA AA4soltds
upon TN lassIn~ss portion " IN slssst.
1hs RYatis,ann's frl,Hi. waro M eas1Aia
that they hni h.Mri u Ms marriage. - -
hAA lMsr secn M the Ovva.hoMss frrqwsnt-
u u lAsH. anil saeh tlme with = Aiasrne
shsrmev, hM this mnsl hsvs bssa owta9 -
lhs A,McMcs n his Wits lrom town. Ms
hnur ehD@n ~.,s n,e In which ~ gsaesally
tAk.s M airing. and Aii VI hIs window.
frIsMls ~Alstnd ~ ses him, tnt.~not with
= i,aty, Then the l,dby eosnmvnesd - gss
unsssy, and " WI. hsf work 10 hold II oat
u Arin's length. 1f4r,e ~ foWv merry nal.
dens In IN uptown ,t..tknre rnstlei TIN
curtains IN such : H,ann1r that tho t'srplr-
la9 toilss knew that h. Va. sssn. hut ~
wAS bonnA " win, assi Win he AM when
the mother rceIs@l her darling child from
ths hAitIs n thu trasp us,s. Usjll atpi hMgs
dsugm n pssslas.iten poured frmn svesy
pore ~ his faee. hl1 nEk.iie was gone. md
hls collar nnhuttuDad. 1'k~ naxt tina ~
carries 4 baby through M street hi II sea.
Aisnl that n viii ~ hI~ Ywa. .nd tisAl NJ
ether st1kholier " IN eAsrub viii =
within rvael.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

a psstats Judge. N wstssn country 9
Nshsu.ks. M tmx Anes snavistsd md eas1
) man in ths tull.~ ,is nossl manner Thsgs
tsisg 10 ssiAsaes syainss the vslsonss. -
Js1es dsslarsd no knew Aonsshia1 q -
- him~lf. whsrrWnm 10 sOlsssNoy -
nInlsssysd sl,s uash ~ hiMAslf. gass ht& -
etncny, aud convicted ths pri~nss shsis0o.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

PREVENTING rmK CoHno~iox ov Inon
MxrAiA. A n,nssic Tor prcycntlnG tho
cosroalon of iron and other useenl0
whcn immcrsed In nmids calculated -
gcncrMte galvsnic action n among tho
French inventions. ltA lnRrsdleulo
consist vi thirty eight Jcr cont. VI eul.
phur, Avc per cent. of guttA pcrchs.
aix rcr 0ont. VI mintuTn Or rsd lsa6,
seven pcr can't. oe whits l0Ad, ton pr
cont. ot pitch. ton i,cr cont, %
resin, aud four per cont. of splr1ts
Of turpcntinc. Tho sulphur II
melted ID ono vessel. nnd tho GOAL TAR,
gutta perchs. minlMn,, whito lead,
pitch, and resin. Ali together, In ~.
other: but before adding I'M gs1tlA
l,SrchA tO the cnAl tar, u u dlss9lv0d.
= much ~ possible. IN tho sptFles o.
turpcntino. When al thcAr tn05edl.
ants havs mested. TIM salphdr =
poured In very gradually from the
separate vessel, the whole h thea
thoroughly mixed. and the compost.
tlon applied hot BY th~ 81 ol ben1h.
OF tho article 70 hO c0Ated y dlpvsd n.
- n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

NRw 0Ornnn ov lNpM Ruoo0.-
New sources III India rutil,er os mAao.
RAILS characterized by TIM elasticity
and tho other peculiar prMMsstas d
that substance, Afo constantly laing
brought ~ light and experl,nnntod
Win. II being we'll known thnt tho
rubber constituents nlxninds In tho
milky Iniucs u many plants iA,s1dee
thu caoutchouc trec, IN. for cSunlplo,
tho dandcllnn. l~ttnre, etc. Rrcently
. company has hccn formed In Lon.
don, Ontario. Province, f0r the 0xtEnc.
tlon oS oAo,ltuhouc 6um inilkweed,
tho juicr os which II found 70 contain
some ftNtr rcr cont. ~ rubber, In tho
process of production p,,rru~d IN thu
Co.,. ths plant n iirst i~rflAoly -
composed. steamed, then trsni.sl with
coal tar naphthn. which lHInx dlstille0
leaves tho rrslduAry ca0utchoac 10 ~
oolld form.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

DonsaYyc ISnuN1H,E~ ~ NrAia. In
. work describing tho lrs~<nl ~0ss<ll.
tl0n Of thr domestic Industries VI hhio.
~, M. WcschnIAkolH states thAt nce
lese than thirty inilllons of w0o6so
spoons Ass annually made In 49,
country, the industry having lts epeae
OentrO IN the district of H.men0w.
Poplar. Aspsn, nAl,lr. and fs,1 at~ else
woods used for this pairiDsc, and the
cOGt III the spoons varies from ul,oue
o ID - per thousand. The first ors-
ration consists Iii cutting ihr w0Od II.
% tho proper lengths. and nAklng
thsee W Into bundles. tha lntter 40
sold IN tho markets, and arr often pros
cur0d from long distances. IAo
second sin9c n that Oe forming tAo
howl of TIM sIassl; thu third shApln0
tho handle and thr fourth Nnd laGA
dy9Cng them of 4 yellow cnloF. !.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21
l..a tf...... a.4ssa s.1n

The last EnrolvsD temple In which
public Worship Mia lall IN the old
dtyihliirs Ii rnlI ~ hllvr bGWn that ri
AfaliO ~ Monte Uts.tauO, which -
ninincL otHn until ~ dcnti,lettDn ~
UcnuLIrt III Wv.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

MRrmop or ELsraoryrlSo laoa.-
Tho experiments nuio BY NJ. kluo0s
&c. Petersburg, have resulted In some
improvements In the method NJ 0leo.
trotyring Iron which Ars constdefs0
quito important. pussuing his invese1s
cations with tho most Apl,fove0
appliances, he aucc~@lMl IN pro-
ducing n,Hr-cs cNlMblc u being
worked quite NJ AdvnntNGcously .
Nre steel plates from engraved coppeg
plates, combining all tbs oolop
ness Of copper for tho ongravesa
and tho hardness oe steel for tho pF1n.
tcr. II n true that tho rr~cipleaee0
Iron obtained by this proccss y d >
brittle descrilalo and owing u eho
presence ri hydrogen. has = spccsn0
grAvity of only 7.675. but tho hydro
zen cAn be exrcllrd BY heating, and
Ih0 iron lrst with specific gravity q
7.sii and perfectly maIiemblc. vssy
elastic. flexible lIkr al,ect st,Nl. and
capable of being welded In short, .
perfect wrought iron, adapted u Oh =
valuable place IN industry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21
A mI0m o,p rA.>ssnEM CONDUcTon.

"A fnw days nEp Il freight conductor
OH ono ri I'll. railroads went To tho
Superintendent and sHld he thouaht
he ought % be advanced. having served
on tho freight foi several years. Tho
Superintendent agreed with him. and
told him tint thu change should bs
made The snry mat weak. And IL Wna
made. Thu Superintendent alAy Or two
after took ii asat In tho rrMr ond N Quo
III Tho rnnsheH ~ Hnr how the noW
conductor Wuatld tAka ~ business,
and la.l,y saon tlie official danced In.
"a illu dor, esli, IN hls eur, sleeves
pushed ~. and y hals-acge smlle %
his face.
''uct out your paslcboAris |" 10
shouted. I'm the high mMcky muck
that runs this TRAIN" and then, turn
Ing right and left, hc continued:
"lllXht howofx this w,ty play lively
--.v,axs or orlcr .ip = h0w's trimpe
with you .sIlds you right Into ChlcA-
g0-~hurry Mp there trump this 100
what kind II hand DO you hold
old mnnY"
There wts. .onethisg novel and q.
hilArMting III lila style. hut yrt tho
superintendent called tho conductor
w stairs thu mkt dAy Rnd told him
that hc was the host mAn In Alnortca
~ run . freishl irain. and that he
should llnve 10 promote him bAck-
wards. liz wA4 ton txisntStl loS = llae.
oenxeg conductor. i)st,VN trs9 Press.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

Wslts ~ TN sids ef xsNtiAn,en's trceeogo
~ N vogue again. ljiol,t's boy ~ =.
wsys hA wells On his tro~Asru, t6oueh NJ
~ ths Sides,
A yennx msn VIM vent Ahoul yeetoe1ae
mevalng snnftDK and blovine ~ ssoee, =.
plasneh n f'5end that .1hs dildt kaSo
asly ~ " ths ps,tor sunday nighd. - =
was blslS aods..
~ - RSsvs : ehAsMNisv n NJ es1eoo9
osssaes 0etwvaston that svsH sksleloa6,
usually worth fo0. arv g,tA~A u ~. vktsb,
eeMAvse ~ Detsplt P,wf, s,lossnt IeoSe 3
markSn fos bars lDnns."
\ hvs.year.oli eliy 10y toid NJ melAee
h0w 10 make bnsisr .Yon Inst tAks
lonk sltek With asS,4S q ths ~ssA y III
Then yon ~ bK tub. AnA 'h~n Yen -.
rnM a0w"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

oMAaxrro. E,a tHtr MA.m,sk. A Lon.
don inventor. afsnt hAvina l~ffrrsed =
magnetic .lwstie machine driven eY
twoaAnd halt horNe towef, and
equivalent so ilse hundred nnneeo
celia but cosilna only from twelve -
nitecn crnls rvr lay 10 run n = ~
ported b havr hcrn cngA1cd fnF eoane
tIfnc tMst In making onc eguAl n one
thousand such rrlls. With thte ~
proposes 10 proalnn chemically rsafo
copper, whtrh II now worth from threo
~ four sh,llinns i~r pound. NJ tho coee
al ordinary commercial coln,as; 20
tAsslum anil ralA ~ lcsa than half
thclr rrcrnnt price. Mlutnlntum. nOW
NJ scvcnsy.ilve @hilllnrS ,~r tsosind. -
thirty or thifty.iivc ahllltnR. md mae.
nratmfn, calcium, anil otllrr saeo
metals At prirN which will bring them
Into general usr. Hr h nlso sAa9stlne
of his ability 10 purity twU tosss u PIC
Iron from plnspllnl,ls, Hulphus, caf-
hon. and silirn. In eighteen nr twenty
minutes. ~ saving ~ two.tiirls %
tho coal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

on bsllcis and surcrstitlons do
harl In EnRiAnd. II u MT 10 very
long ago slnw an ignorant Yorkshire
yokel would offer up, along With his
ordinary prayer, ths followins pctl.
tton: "vrom witches and Wtassrde,
and long.lxll.4i bnxsArsis, and errepln6
things that run III l,s,iHe. bottoms. good
Lord deliver ~" A Coroncr'K Jury have
returncd y verdict VI wilhil murder
against one Haywood. n iAt,orer. os
Little Compton. Honth WHrwickshlrc,
who. \ few days ago. attacked nm old
woman, aged eighty, named Ann Ten.
nAnt, and stuck two.pron9ed fork
Into hvr, i.'cMtise, ~ he told thu Court.
shA twas thr i,rOImrrst witch eve5
knOwuti." II. coniidcd ID TIM Cor.
onSr that there wrlU sixteen moro Ii
thu PARISH who should bc done away
With, and TINT there wore also good
many Villagers quito ~ influential and
intelligent ~ himself who shared hls
soInawlmt uneDlnproinisin2 optnione
On thu subject
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

Yellow stains commonly called Iron
mold are removed efum linen by n.y.
drochlprtc a1,tl ~ hot solution of oxap
jlo ectd,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

GAYnk q WOODWARD.
ATTORNEYS d cOUNsELoRs d Law
Gaasco, iowa,
WIN practice In oil ths esasss u ahe Htass
ofars over ClAsks More. nass ads cf Kim
Ntfest. 4etf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

s. sass ~ \ a sMt a
#ss d AsA 49, sAn2&s# *e ~ -
7 S
ss4s1& **t " MI W @ ~ NJ - M II te4 -
AA#wM~s~ss~ss* Aa4 s.~A wssA - MkxU0oo
sss~* ~sss N f~sasx~A ~ssa swssA -
ss~#AA ~+~v sss&4s
ssN~s " asssss.s~~~~ g~s~eA =
N1sAmss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21
8 - HsF faNN tf
~ ~. KELLOGG.


Usst ri.sa wsvk 81 IN moel vsascnshls
ratAs All wsvk warranted. Any 81 my
w0vk falling - - - rspsessnletl On te ~
turl,ed q ny sspense. havU work In
Winnsahlee, raysll~. tIilmOse and llow.
asd 1eaRtles. which viii ereak l0s llseif.
n which | rsfes ysH, Gall smd sxAMIns
~ wHk, anA ~ my prices bsfsys going
elsewhere,
f)Glre ever CAwArd1asse
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

CT. CLOUD HOTEL.
u. n. GREENE. pHor
Nornrr WlnnslMgo and Main A.. Opposite
vfAl Dtllca.
Mf DHOitAIi, IOWA.
uoMl Sample ll0ons.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-21

- 49, &N& -
~mmmmmnmmmmmp~~~~sm~-u
A11vR.sFtM
II. Y annaA
AsvU1ns - aA~.
,s,ss.~ - - : .x~s...
t6lvs ~s~ ksmssa \ lsxw~~sNs ss~s
- @aa
IL. 4 ~sa'"es''
ArrcNsx, ArlAW.
,,a~ y ,evt lsaM. ~ ,~~s nvssA
- llatd~stv Mssvs
iryxxMxN1 1cWxrS.
Ar.rswN1va ~ law.
MsstMmsaa. tMwA
Niti ptNrl~ VI - ~n1e u sh iNh
IaAisiaI tNMstvt
w. = MAN,
ArrvntNks At Law
tHw.- tnws
WIN r~ rrcmr, s,sstlnn " W ar,~i.
~. eHistlsssh III hla rAss tNsk~ w l'iMin
l>v&lw hsliislsnx. rrtv~sss sisl~,A
G MCCARTHY
ATTORNEY At Law.
tes~ra. tewA.
Have mstie Arrangements w which Ill
claims may w. sw,llrtiri ~ fnnlmHas ts~sna
III Any lrAFt WI the Cnlnn. Si0nAyi
-
~ wr. tEE,
ArrOitNnY At Law.
CAYnKA WOODWARD,
ATTORNEYS ! couNsELoRs MLAw
Caasco. Iowa,
win prsrslcs In oil shs esssss ssshs Hta.e
ofacs over ClAsks Dsovs, nAss sds of Kim
Ntsest 4etf
y. = FULLER
JUSTICE Or TIE rEACE,
Lna arsisoA. HowAHn CsrSry, Iowa.
Colleetlons attended 10 and procctls
prom tlv sttnltted. vi4n9i
XUZA,ZS.
Wx'~rr" HOUSE.
ny J. Y. wEDeTER.
('RnsrO, Iowa.
I'm the west side NJ Kim street, three
l,ltrka nosth from the ralrOaA.
e6taMsl stahling fas teasus.
CT. CLOUD HOTEL.
v. y. GREENE. PHor.
('ornrr WlnnSlAgn anil Main A., Opposite
sMi i;NoltAu, IOWA.
RA'LwAy iiorsx,
rMAIHlx ~ tHrRN. via.
nivil J. Y, WILLIAMS. Proprietor.
LsLANDHRH' HOUSE,
q. n. FLANDERS. Proprietor.
MstlHEaoh Iowa.
Na~r tbs Htwml'cat Landing.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-15

COLONEL Forney had a dream, and offers it as his
contribution to centennial literature. The colonel
thought he met a party who bad come down TO
him-taking the back track-from 1876. The
colonel learned from this coming man that Blaine
was elected president in the first centennial year
and that he was succeeded by--Tom Scott His
name was Thomas Alexander Scott observed the
coming man, " and he got in because while Blaine
was president Scott carried through his Texas and
Pacific railroad, and built it so strong and so
promptly that he got up to the city of Mexico in a
little less than two years, and although Blaine
would have liked to have n second term, the
people rose en- masse. without distinction Of party,
and made Scott president After eight years of
Scott a Miss Mitchell is elected president, who is in
turn followed by an Indian. During the century
Canada is also annexed to the Union. with the
Sandwich Islands, Cuba and San Domingo, and
China aud Japan become protectorates. The
English language becomes universal. and England
becomes a republic. Washington grows to a city
of 1000, 900 inhabitants, and Boss Shepherd is
~membe as = the best friend of the national
capital Victoria Guelph of England lived to be
eighty. and the Prince of Wales, who by that time
had got tired of waiting, turned liberal and
accepted an election as first president of the
British republic. Keely's motor had long been
in universal use and coal had been dispensed with
entirely. Railroads from America to Europe were
common. and the whole civilised world was
republicanised, spoke English and used a common
currency. Not a word about DR.. Mary Walker
not one word,