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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-11

According to the New York Cou,rie, des
Eiais This, Gen. Grant, on his late visit to
Inris, was sadly snubbed by that world
zenowned romancist, Victor Hugo. Grant
vyns anxious to SEQ the old poet, and re-
ruested an interview with him. Hugo, In
most respectful, but at the same time most
pusitIve terms. declined to grant him an au-
xlience, assigning as reason therefor that
ho had not forgotten the telegram of con
gtAtnlation sent by Grant 10 the Emperor of
Prussia on the occasion Of the battle Of Sc
dan, when the bodies Of 10000 Frenchmep
Coyerod the ground.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-11
DIED.

MASSEY-At 8 O'Clock D. m, Monday, Dec.
10th. Mrs. Ann f. Massey, wife of j. II. Massey,
in the fifty seventh year of her age. A resident
Of this city for the last thirty-one years.
The friends of the family are requested to
attend her funeral from her late residence. 270
Sixth street. on Tuesday, the nth inst. at 4
o'clock .. m.
BARBARIN-On Monday. December 0, 1877, at
1915 a. m. VIM. ii. Barbarin. aged sixty-nye
years.
His friends and acquaintance. those of his
niece. Mrs. Thos. Leeds, and of his brother-in-
law, V. A. Belaume, are requested to attend the
funeral which will leave his residence. No. 1914
Dumaine street. on Tuesday December II, at 4
O'Clock d. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-11
to escape from Il altogether and sell out at
nm exceedingly low figure, should an opportu-

to escape from Il altogether and sell out at
nm exceedingly low figure, should an opportu-
nifty offer itself.
In order to show the burdens on tho sugar
| industry In Cuba, and the impossibility Of
profitably conducting plantation there,
| the New York Sun selects one Of the finest
places on the island, and gives the cost
| OF producing ton OF sugar thereon. The
plantation selected Is the Purio place. situated
| in the Jurisdiction Sagua. The place land,
| houses, machinery and slaves is assessed at
| 100000, which Is probably considerably be-
| low Its true value. The gross proceeds Of the
plantation in sugar, molasses, etc, Is $40,
857 IA. The expense Of producing this was In
| former days only 80 per cent of the crop,
| but OF late, since the Spanish government
has laid war tax Of 25 per cent on all i'm
ports, the actual cost of production Is e5 per
| cent OF the gross produce. This leaves $15 200
! over. The taxes on this are as follows Gov
eminent tax, GO per cent; municipal tax. per
cent; total taxes, $1,000 in gold, leaving as the
net proceeds of the crop $4,000 or about 4 per
cent on the money invested in O country
where 10 per cent is the smallest interest
asked on loans.
The example chosen Is picture OF pros
porous plantation. There are scores of
others that are not doing near so well,
and hundreds that are devastated each
week by the insurgents. In fact. on many
plantations the sugar when made will not
suffice for the government taxes.
There are 12,0oD planters In Cuba that have
failed to pay their taxes. and the probabli-
ties are that they never will pay them. be-
cause they will never be able to pay. Even If
they do. 1t is an open secret that arrears are
due the army, navy, civil list, etc, for over q
years pay. All these facts point to the prob
ability of an increase Of the government tax
from 30 to 30 per cent, and that the gov
eminent will have to do as 1t has done be-
fore-take sugar In payment Of taxes. SO
well Is this understood that the planters are
now regarded us little more than overseers
for the government, managing the planta-
tions for 1t, and turning over all the profits to
1t. Indeed, during the pas season. many
planters who were anxiou to retire alto
gether from sugar planting, have been COM
PEELED by the government to continue under
the threat of being considered dsloyal IL they
refused to do this.
This sort of thing cannot last forever. The
catastrophe must come, sooner or later and
when 1t does come Cuba will altogether lose
the position she occupies as the greatest |
sugar producing country Of the world In
deed, she cannot to-day successfully compete
with the other sugar producing countries OF
The world. Her cheap slave labor alone en-
1bles her to continue sugar planting under
The present burdens of taxation. When sla-
very Is abolished she will cease to be O dam
yerous rival
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-11

A very erroneous statement has been given
+ ~ the public through the columns Of the
1Tnmkisburo Democrat and republished In this
nifty by the Times, respecting o recent ARRAY
y ~ Mississippi City, wherein gallant friend
& t3on. Writ Adams Is represented as acting O
!. poxt not consistent with his uniform bearing
~ true gentleman and honorable an
1n&Onist. We have been placed, from an
Mnthentio source, In possession of the
4 AACts which give o very different aspect
~ the case. Gen. Adams having
\ len insulted, abused and menaced by an
armed man Of tho name OF Swetman, when
~ was entirely unarmed. met the latterjn
Tho bAr-room ut Col. Nixon's ut Mississippi
City, while he tSwetman) was sitting at a
table with three ether persons Addressing
&5Wotman, Gen. Adams remarked: ''Sir, few
lays ago you took the opportunity of my
beine unprepared to meet you to grossly in
mult and abuse me; / desire now to inform
SOu that am In o condition to resent and
pdinish such insult" He expected that SWEET
faan would then and there apologize for
1a1o Insult, after having had several days
~ reflect on It. Instead Of this SWEET
Aen arose and drawing his pistol. fired
0SAhs huuubs bue btti phScihE tAlouEH
9oth the overcoat and undercoat and grazing
Nln body Gen. Adams then drew his re-
yUlvcr and discharged 1t in the face Of SWEET
xnnn, who fell under the table. but recovering
himself Aired again OF Gen. Adams, the ball
kaeelng through the coat Of Col Nixon, who
nnd jumped between the parties Gen. Adams
41on fired several other shots at Swetman, |
Wounding him in four places and exhausting
Ill pistol. He then drew derringer, but
1Arough the Intervention of other parties was i
Invented from using It, The special point Of |
Qbjection and criticism Of the statement pub |
1iShed In the Handsboro Democrat is that |
which represented Gen. Adams as assaling
nnd shooting an antagonist who was off his |
Suard and in sitting position Whereas, as
khe character and direction Of his wounds in |
lloate, and as the gentlemen present testify, |
Uwetfnan was the first to arise and FIRE at |
1Oon. Adams. Those who know the knightly |
1aAring OF Gen. Adams, and his calm courage |
md high sense Of duty will never credit any |
zlach dispersion on his reputation as would be
s,dnvoyed by this version of the facts of this |
6rnnssa1nt1,r
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-11

Morton, ''the Patriot" has Just been deiiied
~ the Radicals as the greatest of American
II herOeH, and now tho Northern Radical press
4 81 attempting to canonize John Brown as an
4 American martyr" Last Sunday, the
61ehteenth anniversary of his hanging, was
nommemorated by the unwilling of statue
II the martyr in Kansas. and by long and
flowing eulogies OF him In the chief Radical
nnpers OK tho country.
b The only thing ever urged In favor Of Brown
sgsyaB the failure OF his plot and his subsequent
pAxgCution. Had he succeeded In his wild and
/ napnstrous project and the insignificant flame
/. easily quenched at Harper's Ferry grown,
us he hoped, into u grand servile war,
= lie Radicals would to-day be his
kost bitter denouncers. His whole
Il <eme meant, everybody knew, not the free
& }3ioan 81 the negro but his utter destruction.
1evith It the utter ruin OF the South in the
\ geterrible and monstrous Of wars Nay.
dsthis madman's torch kindled the flame he
{ hoped, II is hard TO see what there would be
! Mt on the United States to-day. The coored
] uoople have always recognized this, and have
! 7ever shown the least appreciation for this
'sraadfnan. who Cooked forward gladly to their
fSlaughter rs q means OF inflaming the North
arn peopae and brin ring them to his way of
thinking. In their estimation John Brown
his never ranked either as patriot, martyr or
Hiend
Nor do these Radical papers that are now
Worshipping Brown regard him as either pa
riot or martyr. They wish to deity him only
.. the symbol OF that sectional hate In which
~ Radical party was founded, and has lived
svor since They now drag Morton and
I'll rown from their graves and point to them
I1i11d their lives and malignant hate as an
Srxslment against the spirit OF Cancellation
1hat the whole country now demands Let
them worship these gods and hug these
snusty skeletons TO their bosom to their
akearts content; they can never rekindle the
|lIate III which these men throve and grew
re6t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-11

Sugar culture In Cuba is becoming wholly
Improbable, and will soon have to be alto
gether given up. Under the system now pre-
yailing in Cuba under Spanish rule, and the
high taxes paid by the planter, sugar culture
Is now undoubtedly the most Improbable in
vestment for capital In the island. As a con-
sequence. no persons are putting any money
into it, while those who find themselves bur-
dened with plantation and compelled to
continue In this business are only too willing
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-11
INV ORLEANS, DECEmsER II, 1877.
MI. Thomas 4. DOYLE, Mayor Of Providence.

n[r. Thomas A. Doyle, Mayor Of Providence.
s1Rhodc Island, con Justly claim to lead any
Anerican official In the matter Of reflections.
HI has just been elected Mayor Of that city
nj the thirteenth consecutive time by large
majority. This circumstance Ia respectfully
calIed to Gen. Grants attention and may be
1ased by him as an argument before the Re-
publican convention of 1880 why he should
"a again nominated.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02
For disofLers OF the slpmnc,
Tho Dlurotic action OF sha Cordial

has tic t'.c,s oi cNIrlllng through thu
urinary eAral tie wa,cry impurities
Which originate Nroray and tie crawl
~ aet.a.'3'.;ioas With Ultimately
Develop ito s;enr il Tic N...i.,sr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02


Tin popular and leading clothing
huitan III t'i.a.u. And II the county.
III taei, will h. fully siael.s.l up with
ii lnrpr and sen.nnnhie asn.k nf rlnlh
llap, embracing il fnll tn iii Every H..
rai'ninrit, about III, ml,itllr II March.
vi. IilndelaNilx luaspa Ipf tllr Gust
t,in markets tllis week. Intending IL
II Hhaptf several dss@. bui I'll Ills -
iiiii Will slluN ~ ihn r,.elAl III thlk
county. II hriirr, larger. md cheaper
atask ~ clothing than they haso eyer
mrfare n,an In In, equity taking
quality lnla consideration t,upti~
VIII purchased III already hnlf nsl,l,
AMI pf all ll,r men Iii liz clothing
frndr IN tia .'pllniy. nnnnn r,trrAsts
bntiar advantage ~ ihsa direction
thaa he, Iinslng be.h educated II
illai Hp.tiai department., IN lius IL
superior IN Judging II III quality.
nul salu. III liz ru,nln plinls, III
market. nna ihe advantages hs raA.
a.aara la this l.amrt all tend 81 liz
interest u thuHe who aiu lls pniyons.
IL aAka ill., fl1nnda and the public II
i.pll tll.ii orders Il gsM days Mhsn
tlry viii H. filled With liz ltsai lii.
n,nrk AFFORDS, and NJ Itlces ~
ttIl.,t.s,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02
A FREE cuRE.

For consumption. bronchitis. asthma, -.
tarrh, throat ani lung diseases. AIso Il
sure ruliel au.i permanent snrn for general
debility. dyspepsia aud all nervous nilse.
iiens. l,y \ simple vegetable medicine,
which rurel Il venerable missionary f'hss
leian WIN ~ns long u resident "a syria ni',l
lhe East, anl who las freely given this val.
nahlh apoesiie IL thousands III kindred sui.
Iplals with Ito greatest possible benefit
md b. INV feels II his sacred ehrstian iii.
Is 10 .mrari t. athuts ills wonderful In.
,isvrning ren,edy, md will @vnd fKkf.
lhs original rsueirt conrletn, with fnll III.
tsetlnna. 10 My person enclosing stump
inf rely lln. CLARK A. KOi.lils.s.
sipe,ley Iilesk, Syracuse. Y. y,
tuS IL. u. llox ii,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02
~ 4 UysHtesl,)lftrcH.

TN advertiser, retired nhysieian.
having plp,iduniially discovered Will. il
NeIlenl Missionary In s.ilshcrn Aria, Il
s,rs tlarle vegetable remedy fos tho
NI.vI, NIL ornament cute Il 'elisunptinn,
Arslu,a. lsfauchisl~, s'alarfh, ansl all
throat and lang affections, .nlrs nn-is,
w aud raa,tal specific for Npryraa IL.
tsislly Premature Decay. ahI ail Nervous
Complaints, feels |, biH ia., to mike |,
knoan 10 iis nuiI sring follows. Aotua.ui
Nv this mUiIvu ~ will sheerInlly ssai,
free III charge, IL I'LL Who desire IL, ihs
receipt FIR Irerarir. anl iull directions
Tor successfully nsins, this lrosli.ntiaIly
discovered ranedy 1hes. who With 70
avail themselves IL the benefits III THIS
discover, without eu.t. esn Il, ~ b. ~.
tHru msil. NY nldrnHsing With rtinr.
naming iLis paper
I'm. CHARLES n. n Ai.SIiALI.
M. ja Ningara street.
ht.i7 Isuiitln. y !
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

TN Sunday morning Inst v VIA
lotnl necessary 10 nnunnia'r isin
right ,hsfl, ~ liz hoy VIM Was vi.
llreA ia thu turn table ii fpw days be-
fore, III order IL sa,c lis life The
nmpnta,ion Wiz performed by nf
jones, assisted Ivy Drs, Price. Bowers
nlnd Mr,ullnnn Every lFrraittinn
VIM taken 1, tlfn pli..l'it4aln ,hnift
~ have " A.l.e.sssul uatIatnlsln,
l.ist.r's nntlupiin method h,lng I'm
pnsn,l which i she ,tse II eiahallp
neii a.,ray dnfing tloup.iailnn Ill
HI III, llrst time 49, lnInk thla iurisiftl
TIL Arrn ga4 i ta III, c.nt" hf,l ter.
Ill III tie s.a,r. lH. lnn.a y
pteteni wi,en Prof, ldeis, lif lsseI
lii mnil,od IN New York city q fsN
iHNnlha itl,r.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02
iiE1nMMrSiII.i, III
Al cart lily


sAassH nstaA4 laH 81 fASnt
Nrgeiinr ", II. a.tst' ,,.. III. ......t
i#sts.e Ae4 AAE NJ AssA4 eli Eaa
Neae 'ne ~, -. !, sssl.et ,s.rl.,al
nll astsss Al III .tllt9 "a 100 i s,stita
HHaa 1 att t4 fNA#48#4NiAs n NJ
NrgtIinr If '4..I,es NJ. .i.... ~ ,l.',e
TN NIAAfsA ifAiatlM
t,N.attu. taFt Nv VIM asrt
" pared by ". H.Asnscns. isnesan Mn
sv.s.isa Il. 4 i,sb, ~ .iaa-Ai'tA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

Why In II illlt When suI m,'et IL
nnn ~ In street, bnnStly drunk, h.
lasnN Every nrnlsine. 'Suitls,
nnNf'
Why do lnpu coming oil ~ aaluais
Invariably look up the street, and r.
tinMn IN
Why Nv lnrt, Who upon nrnrly rst
ny urrnsipu TINT offers, Rri i,laSi.
.hi.,l. ~ partially 80. favor "A julie.
Ion. license Inv as thn only mode II
temperance reform
AMI II license viii accomplish iii
Why dmA Ii lnil 10 reform lhennf Fin
ally 10 ili.y wait reform, WI tnplr
Ii IINaaN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02
~ sri.filgF tuss1H.

Law NssNu w hp#g lhp Asasc iutaafls
iluiins ihetf tss,eine sna'lsss III ae4tiur.
{ ulae, angAs end SINE lHrsss.s ware ~
I'll tYate af5 sseff 4hl0sa fllilslrea itisa
,aa se b. 8ra auinA IL nsNt tan vi
srv renesl, which lAs excited raunsn,
III I'D #is'ata alI over she rsaiMl, VIII
aeaNbRleits heir .nlpsite II III Mrtislsr.
la and aanlae eallll. tf.lh iis use Tint
tan,eiy Z uar Mei.kNatn preparation,
tlsL.. iu1 I'll tnA1'Ai4. Your anh
l.Npalrt II ! ss ninaF Will fnl san
f'tsi \ II ~ hse' epnsh n,all,na Il. ~.
~ anil All viii Warrant i ,ur. VI return
yuur mahe, u Yen ~ sasr ii failure If
ipt III i ,lt'' halt the hottie. II II very
rlea.ahl ~ ilie iasie 'Maslna Il 4 very de-
a.taiiu gnG.e.., In ehiIIlen
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

Of The i. election IL Mayor Stick.
In III Philadelphia. thr rlr~s says
"'rhr result irn,,N n lii possession ~
the citadel. hui II nlso leaves liz IN
possession ~ many nlinoiiisianS.
lila ori,nn~ni, Mr., tasrn " a hrpuh.
licnn, aud would have been elected
hn,l II. received ihr full Democratic
vote. hnt n very lnrra number prc-
f,rrrd tin rll. NJ tho ring" IL IN
honest Republican administration. ].
Pioneer. Press.
When Democrats iind thu snp.
RENE bunch occupied W. men whom
III country iin,l Is hr paiii1ans, they
arr doubtful about whit tho III.
terms IAN hpnca. Republican admin.
is,rniiun."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02


isass hIrfss h nsan fsAte fsave hsmt
NesAun NrfaMTA III si~ ~sAs sssls "A
sfMha tsrsA ~AsA asAash SstsHNessH
y MsH W. fasssa nssa \ fessaists "A itst'
hmsi ~ NsessNHun. and demand a
ths sastgssss "A sssp 80 hasse Il III
s.aaH, With ~ tash nnA fuasas tis
pAnaa,t ~iiA ~ Hsan II Ia Mrstt@i W
niNsit n n ia ssnf* piai asssss \ Fs~'s
IN hishs. hnsi y asn sttsuk IA ~Asth
vaa ,lsts ard rs,isaA. 18th wil, i sIfssp
HssNs8s ~ ssaN tfatsa 49, ss.asa = iaai
I'm slash cost. ear, md hfnNn ayr
Alia The hrs@r Nn* N bright hAs
stallion. al.pnt \ svatA alss, i~n
isinsl fsst white, hal nraf IN tsfr
shonlslet. fufsfv,t and irRs isinrk, hal
riyjs.alna lahipt sise ~ pigeons
NtsfsM xsNtsI Ihs AtHA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02
The l'rapls Want l'taef.

There IN no medicine prescribed hs
Physicians, af sold hs Druggists, that car.
tiss sn,s evidence III III snrrrss and SUPER.
Ire virtat n. rustls.u, German Syrttr Tor
Coughs, tuld. settled "a III. breast. tn.
taipr,len. ~ any disease NJ tie lh.aat
Hm. l.nurs ! praef II Iha, Ia, II Tint
ass i~rsnn afflicted. cah nef Il sample lit.
III fnt W cents md to lie superior ril,.l
before buying Tie regular sstc I'd III rents.
II has la.,l, hcsn introduced In TIL. rcnn.
try from Germany, aud IL wonderful
cures nrc astonishing every nhe that uss II
1l,sr doses Will relieve MI, case Try Il
fals It's j i flrmmcr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

a@sa4aN ANHttsteh aaA9 Hs8a mn
49, AisHN II sisa#s AHa i haiF sssAss IN
4tEy KIN AstHafs ftsf sttaaA iasw sAs4le II
as8saestA AsusAts salssA nsnt Efa
1 sAstsT ssslipN iafHIs8ss hes fuss
b. d fstsnss*a III faAis sWNts III sAt
NhsfW tsassHss Ahi sharply ssIHsp
1aaat ls1HF1st /. VI HNv singing
stsil 49, NJ Ma ~ iAhsna nn.i
lafssN
sNsi i haa llss's pllew issss
klahta' III IL fate Ill iee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

- AsmsA III. eA #N I afeA
- 4 tasst - tses, 49, Asw 81
t'atifeasNs III s8sstAs Is - tMa sas
AaN N8AAN v Hs8t#H NAMs4 sa ~
iMAFtFM Il m eif aAi Htsss
aNs#t HNff W. N tel ~
$50 aWs AIsHass s8N e1i l#a8
81 a5af nffHils affs9Na ti4i se
slfsHfa Nf # aAs3 III tlse sEd IA THAI
ifass III f@AAa NIB IA vhil tsas figfiH
iNiNtt thAh Il ttfsgits tsN shiloh sttA
it8aiA sAs IalF Aess II iam No.
8saas t. ,#atAatIA ssfs HsAAsa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

IT. tpsuiers .fanfua' says "liow
easntiral fal ii tnlissf. nftar he Ina
linra snul rtrk.s4. aud In HI hand
nl,nit ssnt throat. II, .as, 4 am cir.
nr#sl tins sau nllnt't ~ this little
'Ins'3u rhnt Il ins, u little
taiAital, 81 H. pur lsnl not muir 80
that III Tell tie sni,lnsr. WHEN hr Il
Nalaing nN.s wills your pocket.
innk nni Nntth "All iiahi, OH fellow
IA AtfaA the ,.atttEtati
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

From the Metir.Rur Mrs ~ lusi
week W. lvurn lint ilye Atinon kfar.
cts in that place hal ihsir lirrna
discontinued for thr nalr ~ arifia
Qua liquors, leaving aIlll II Ae'
looms IN full hhsst, IN nu' tuMn when
u salmon keeper gets la trouble from
having violated ihs law H. n r'tf.
MlilrA "to surrender hi. llpeu~." h
And draw Ill money from The trraa-
lsa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

- y Hsn @ m ~
Ata# A Ka
tss#e s# sAAsN "a A4sNaa. $3.50
r. f#eFsessss 1873 sisN u stAssAtA n
AF#Aaa sl III 8As *#aNHA 20
49, #s# ~ ##4ss4 81 - -
1855 ANF ssalasssaNA saHs t#As
#sssl%s YM4@
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

The Florida house III nlArfetfsias
.i,rs lmst monday ~ Il snsr u thirty
three h ten. adopted a memorial 10
epngtrss declaring That ~" ei.rseinl
vote III thu state hnd hsrn "uhin~ily
diverted 10 Hayes. ami asking ~ an
Amendment tn ,hr .N.ts#iiiMilin II The
United States providing nsalnss ,he
Illegal atts ~ returning bonfsls.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

Tic Temperance Ensign 4 III
iiAann 1T il r.tA Najpr Il, f.aiast ~ IL
ehlsn IT. nanH in,laai.e. II 1 i
lnt9n aighi pase1 raFtl With 4 aett,i
tifni Typographical appearance, ahs
,aiilpd NJ Alexander chitis. a'l1 lhit
lialrd semi. monthly NJ si2a II s.utt
II ntetl' II IL u lha measure If II
ailea,aA u brilliant fntnf. III II slnfl
Till etuaa await IL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

Over On ihr central railroad I'll

Over On III. central railroad of
1nNn, they ~. cutting III lie hrnd~
II lin conductors, -Four hnse ht.I
.ltelt heats presented lhsn within tliis
Iasi few dasY w glenn from III
lglIu Condo IfpnhiitHu,
W. hope liz hoy haven't lgtrr
my thing naughty, Charley Norton,
sfnan 80 hui thought ans ~ III.
Inst hoy. IN tln world snns " lhtnl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

A fttn. IL IRA airal Nntk "a ihr IN.
NV sssp Ani multiplication ~ tIsa'k
AMPLY illustrated, ifIse III isnisl
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