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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
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Thursday af'ptuaea y lille ilr sire
4 Ssnpe4n \ | WIS Wa Temperate,
~ charge III i tNAps ht i've men
entered llr sfHtr nne u item DRIVING
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29

4 lsrAn wants lEs money On hauk ~.
tenni anil n.tss TIN. arr dnt, Nv October
la is,J Bs prompt and sass YOUR tv~ Nj,
40 Gusts ! nust hsss ny laon.y. Duan
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
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nent FIR forgery, she was arrested
near cau.on, Lincoln county. Dakota.
where Vi. was living ~ farm viii,
her ha.bsAd and young daughter
Rhs hal two daughters educated Il,
Tin state Agricultural college. and Ii
one u tho remarkable wompn u the
country. though lsr reputation |. coy.
cred NTH terrible cloud
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CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
II. =. kunkN1,s 0leeer W1ne
OG Irom

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hAs never bepu known ~ fsil In sAs csss n
weakness. attended with sympsoMs, ~.
disposition 10 cxcruoG, loas u moMsry.
difacslty u breAthlng, scnarAl xeAaasss.
horror of disease, weak, Acrvous HviAAlisg
dreadful horror of death. night s~sAA.
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lAnguor, universal iassitSds II shs lsnscs.
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body, drynsss Of tks akin. pailii euanss-
nance and erupslons 81 tAs fass. Tstif,
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81 tho syslids, frequent black spsn fs,ak
before tho eyer with temporary stctsi,a
And loss VI sight, want II Atsrr.l"s -
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and 70 remedy that. sWs \. y ksnhsl =
Bitter Wine Vi lron II svvrr f.lis.
Thousaada A. nov ~ jcyins. health sAe
have ussdlt, Take Gully \. kanl 80.
Beware u count~rfsita and hAsa ,M,ts.
Mons. A. kunkcl's Altter Wins 81 iton
10 70 veil known all over The country.
druggtsss shemsslsss make ~ inais.ssA
Andtry ~ palm Il II On their rustansrs.
when they uAll for ksnhelt Il,i.ssr Vine
VI Iron.
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only In u bostlcs, and has ysllow wrAr-
per ascsly pat % the eussids With n. rrc.
prlotors pAoicgrAIh ~ - .rAl'In %
graph % the ousaste. aud yos viii ~.
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hottls u six Tor w sold BY III prsgkpsts
aud Dealers every Shsrs.
All Wornms ncnaOveA Altss.
NJ. Kunkrl's Norm syrup as,er Falls
u destroy Pun B@At and Htsaach Nor.Ns.
! Or. kuskcl. the only sucsrssful rhssieiAa
who rumOs - Tape Worm IN Aom,s. alive
With head. And ~ ~ ustl renewed.
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removed, oil ether NoSna Dan le readily
destroyed. UsHd for Circular " ".
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ssh Tor : bottls II ksnk~l's Worm oyrup.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
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FARM MACHINERY.
USED IN HOW ARD
COUNTY.

TAAcs rail fl nm tea,s'i..t Nj hisi
nras nv mil vii lave prompt attention
TODD references glstn Ah~h desired all
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29

MaA~s sieAs e4eA~sNsas ~ Assss va = 1Aen0
RAILROAD,
Msss nasess, eheSeesA - oAeAQee
MMuae fvnm III the AsHeevo nAlf - ~ 800
th~ CAPITAL. Il 10 smpAa1eAly
1Ne PEOpLEH ROslN
A.,nw huis ena evu@dsssl sstsely ~ uDUN msa
Try % Ana go how ys0 ME- ~
Trains leave AMs4 ati 4. i. oal :. v
Arrive q Dss Msane4 q 10 81 y. eHA ~ ,. =
4. \. SMART, -. 0AnAAaAWs
deal nWps. NJ W@9eas
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4 Relic OF AndsrssnvnI-.
FrsIs the ssgiusw Republican.

Frsss the sagiusw Republican.
In looking over an old memorandum
few days ago, the writer found the
following letter which shows some
thing OF the sad fate Of Union prison
ers az Andersonville. The writer is q
well known citizen Of Dctreit, and last
fall a prominent candidate for the
Democratic nomination for City Clerk.
1t shows that out of 40 men sent TO An
dersonville in June, 1864, % died, and
Is lived to return, tine time being only
Ave short months. Sergeant Brakeman
is q brother OF Mrs. DIR. Clafiin, OF this
city, and Corporal James Dennis is q
resident of the town Of Tittabawassee.
The lottor il written to the Detroit
Tribune:
CAN'T PAROLE, Annapolis, Nd.
Dec. 2, 1864.
The following men from the First
Michigan shsrpshooters have Just ar
rived from Savannah, who were taken
prisoners on the 18th OF June, the pub
lication of which would relieve many
anxious friends, who have given mp all
hopes of ever seeing them. They will
leave here in few days OH thirty
day forlough. They are being paid of
firs:: -
Sergeant Brakeman, Go. E; Ccrpo-
raj James Dennis, +; Corporal Win
field Schanahan, r; Josiah Ross, r:
Marsh Hodge, A; samuel Giii.snn, Z;
Dexter Etheridge, I; William S.sDbs,
T.; Charles Keeber, G.; Wm. Ransom,
G.; William Dingman, L. Sergeant Ds-
vid Gore, E; James Sanders, ID; Pay
sou Wolf, X; John b. Snowman, =;
Joseph Williams, X; Hugh kesne,y,
II; William, Newton, K.
Sergeant Brakeman aud Corporal
Dennis report the following names,
having died in prison:
Johu r.. Noyes, r; John McGraw, r
Benjamin Freeman, II; William o.
Hii,. A: VI. McVickery, A; Corpora.
Aivsh Fordbam. ID; Otis Sylvester, d
Corporal James Peek, d; Johu Huff
A: G. Face. Jr, d; Silas Tompkins. 8
Wilson Ryau, Y; Corporal L 4 Wiley,
z; -itrllNs Jump, f; Willis Coon. 4
Joseph Hall. T.; George Sackett, II
Henry Dennis, II; y. Rdmunds II
Corporal Seybest, "; William Clement
B; ID. Jocko, (ths Indian dcctor) X
William Gibson, X; Daniel Ashman, y
Henry McClan, II; Harvey Wademsn
William Mixiosco, K; Adam Sawbs
auain, X; Hatch Hamlin, X; Wilso'
Ryan, ].
The boys look hard up. occc.ione,
by the III treatment that they hav
been subjected 20 for the past nv,
months. having been exposed to sl
sorts of weather. Two spoonsful o
beans or rice. half pint Of corn meal
and three ounces OF beef we're their dai
ly rations. A stick Of wood about two
feet long aud fvs inches thick had tc
last them three days 10 cook their "a
tions. When the drum beat for rol
call every man carried his stick o.
wood under his arm, fearing that som
one would rob them VI their three day
ration Of wood.
Jos. .. BEI4LAfE,
CAPTAIN CD., +. Paroled cficer.
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integral CaIsuIs-Mt. Union College
-Its Distinctive Features and
Late improvements.

Tie late Chief Justice Chase; as
Trustee, sounded the key note, Mount
Union being the best College in the
land for Integral Education. should
the most freely and widely extend its
superior advantages equally 10 our
country's worthy poor or self-depend-
ent." Attendance in Departments past
year 1912; different students from
first II, SAT, Of whom 1874. one-third
ladies. have taught public schools.
The Observation-Disclosures and modern
classical, Philosophic. Scientific. Nor
NAL, Commercial, Musical, Fine Art,
Preparatory unsurpassed an modern
Facilities aud competent Professors.
Apparatus aud Museums, worth over q
quarter million dollars, best in United
States, for objective teaching and ap.
plying Science. Superior advantages
in Music. Normal Training, Industrial
Science; over 1000 Of these CONNER
cial students now Gil eosd situations.
College property, donated for benefit
Of students, worth S45l, $500, enables
any persons Of either sex to obtain
thorough integral instruction in any
studies. and support themselves; in
tOuit Aa't FN@A s~tfOttsV'f tthNatt1k
students; three regular Terms, (Spring
Summer, Fall, enable students TO earn
their College expenses by teaching
Winters. without falling behind Col
legs classes; special winter term for
others; call for teachers greater than
supply. Spring term, begins Feb. %,
&c, Summer term, May 10. '76 This
College, by having erected buildings
keeps Board about $500 per week
club and self-board much less. Term
bill but q trie, no extra charges for
tuition OF incidentals; students entsr
any time in term. stproportionni rates;
for catalogues, address Pres. q. ".
Hartshorp, LII. d., Alliance or Mt.
Union, o. Lrouiop, healthy. moral,
accessible, minutes by omnibul
from Union Depot, Alliance. Stark Co,
o., ths Junction of Pittburgh. Fl.
Wayne 4 Chicago, sad Cleveland 4
Wheeling Railroads. II patronage in.
crease, another excellent building viii
be added this season.
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year thoroughly organized In all Its Departments
and fniy sanipped 70 meet the wants Of its large
the nrst time In eighteen years, the National
House OF Representatives will be st war with the
senate ana the Executive Administration. and
the approach of another Presidential CANVASS
wfil give fresn interest 70 many public question:
which Will be treated 40 the rise with Intelligence
and eandor, The coming year win also bring
events In our early annals and win furnish occs-
sion Tor review and dlEcussionof many subjects
bearing upon the history. prosperity and charac-
exciting events. such as viii elicit the most alb
sorbing aud Widespread INTEREST," creating an un-
usual demand for the best class OF newIpapers,
among which fHE DETROIT TRIBUNE Glands
forcuost, acknowledging no equal In the state
and but few outside OF II. e. W..
The PRESIDENTIAL contsst Is csrtain to be the
fought S; e Il the 1 Sssn
The Democratic party. long, and Justly excluded
from power, but encouraged by their successes In
struggle 70 got control OF the National Govern
ruent Believing that the success OF this organi-
zation would be Z. national calamity, THk TIKI
prSI M sshs ssfu er resS Repnb
can principles, such ~ II believes best for the
~ s. sGrs esrTs Rs s;p
the administration Of government, it gives to the
Republican party an outspoken and hearty, but
never blind and CIsh0nest, adhesion. -tnrts OF
policy and abuses IN standardization II win not DO
slow 20 point ont ana seek 90 nave removed, 20
the end that the people shan be better served. IL
win labor unceazlngiy 20 cultivate such public
sentiment, and 20 diruse such general fnfoIma-
ton on ali questions OF politics as shal lead 20
grard and rlortcus Republican triumph, with
which ntly 10 enter upon the second hundred
years Of the life Of the Repnblic.
In the NEWS Department The TEIBrSE viii
avail itself freely, as heretofore, OF telegraphfc
facilities and special correspondents, for the pur-
pose Of giving the earliest authentic news In the
most attractive and readable form. It's compilA-
ton OF Michigan news largely gathered BY its
own paid correspondents, far surpasses IN varfe-
ty ana extent that furnished BY any other Detroit
paper.
Its AdRIcULTuRAL DEPARTMENT has only imita-
uons-nothing equal 70 II. Its value 10 seen in
rs volumlnous correspondents from practical
farmers and their wives, who make II their medi-
um for exchanging views and intelligence.
Its COMMERCIAL Department embraces market
reports that cannot be eteelied for accuracy,
prepared with the greatest labor and pains 80
thai they can be Implicitly relied On.
Its stories, poetry and miscellany are all select
I'd with the greatest care, and from the beet at
tAinAhle sources, the deslgn being 70 make THE
TRIBUNE most welcome. enioyshe and useful
visitor In every home.
In short We atm 20 makd
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Eighty.nine ere insurance Compst.
les are doing business in Michigan.
They paid total tax Of $50. 65s In 1874,
and OF s56, ,6t5 In 1875. The Home
Company Of New York paid the largest
tax fast years., 733. The following
are the companies who paid more than
g.. 900 in 1875: Htna. Hartford, e2,-
sos; American, Chicago, s2,042; Ger
mania and Hanover, New York, 81, ,093;
Hartford, Connecticut. s2,e57; North
Americas, Philadelphia, s2,7l6.
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A Coon pArrorSrsrsT.-Lieutensnt
Fd. s. Wheat, who was "bo-n and
brought up" in our neighboring village
of Quincy, and who was at one time a
resident OF this city. where he is well
and favorably known, has been ap-
pointed U. s. Marshal for the middle
distr;ct of Tepnessee. The Nashville
American speaks very highly Of the ap-
psintment.
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D<S Mrs. @. Jewell, Of Quincy. is in
her 99th year. The Coldwster Repub-
lican says she reads with comparative
ease. Her hearing is also quite good.
She il somewhat lame, but walks about
the house without the help Of caue.
Her general health is good, and al
though well in her 99th year bids fair
for several years more Of life.