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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26
steward County Medical Society.

Idfs li,lil y u iilsa3Q Invitation
teai !, every p,iya!..e.. II Asaasl
I9iaty ahi ..finltj, .a..oAei ! j. i.
pubic announce nent through tAe
l"linsa reluesslps Ill! ph!slclau. IL
howard Co., Gnd vicinity 10 lae,; Ia
! Cs.sco, Iowa. "Wednesday O.sob..
IL. 1871, 10 nlvani1. u liow.l,. Cp.,
Medical society Tor tint p.lf lgsu i.
promoting tho Diffusion Ok true nel
iea' .s'sa ..uluue !,s me mLnls hi.si
y y s.'c III" character Of tn pic.
I islut IN thn community there ~.
peiabled on the LAY appointed suv.n
Gu " the seventeen Who a.le laslt.
81. After tho usual preliminary ~.
ENGAGEMENTS w.fu coiaplei.,! can
Isiln..pn aud b..iaHs scf. adopted
Which WA aligned by tho following
haaoi physicians.
J. W. R"cd, N d., ~ Lima Springs
bfaauas" * caraeson Madicnl Col.
. w. 'ftf1bHit true.
l.. A. NJ rrlun. N. ~. Of Gr.s.o,
81 .du.te Of Michigan University
Aea!cal College, is7s.
Ghas u. Hoom,, III D., VI H!dy
way, gratna'. u naah Medical Col.
lcge, Chicago. 1871.
Il. H. Haslslns, NJ D., u kends!.
,illo. graduate 81 Iowa University
Medical College, 1870.
J + Williams, n. D., ~ ldmo
Hpsinss. g,asius,o u Chicago Mods
al College, iH7s
The election ri officers resulted ~
follows. viz;
/ President. DR.. Isccd: vico.rresi.
dent, DR.. Roomc; Bcc'y and Treas +,
Or. Merriam.
The above named officers 10 b.
er-o1acto eensofr d the society.
Tho following physicians w~rc n.
40 present, viz.
y. w KutlcsiHc. NJ D.. II cr.teD.
graduate ~ tho Homeopathic MI
lc.l College u Missouri 1915.
| DR.. Il. r. Nuss~il or Howard.
Tho cal for 'ommnnleaiionH
elected M. following. via.
lst. Mercury, TN ure and nbusn,
by Or, Roome.
~. General die.,rqi.n D. anne. hy
nll present,
ad. inflammation. Is III. llaslifr.
18th. p"a!y u tt ,,atIy f.Ase.-
ciaa, y = plea for L'Yilel eiseA.
tioa 1'uons physieinrs. bs ~ Nj.
RAM
/ On iao,.3n, t' To i,i,l a. tn
:pitl. ioWa sGv.inl sjoeioiy va
lM4aitaun,'y adopted.
! President ,tsva appoint ! I'm.
!iaa'i.ig. William arl Mesr.nin III
rianass communication Tor III
me- - Zig
Fhs sieiana from abroad expressed
etflflsn lint 50 T." ~ no physI.
4ah II rt A.. .ha4ls. w. psn4es4t ~
hi n, ahoaiI ue absent.
AaiaNfi.a ~ incn. In tr.Hno, Wed.
neaiay Jan., Ii, ie7A.
/. n. iiAanitM, Fr'y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26


ysu Ase Asssby nstiHsd tAas there 10 ea
Als II ths tfIlce " ~ Clerk " The Circuit
c0uu In ssd ~ Howard ecoualy. Isws, .
pestsiss u nlisA A.6tureIA piNIusI6, ssklse )
dscrss u ssId Cssrs, 1selaring AaA essah-
lisbiax her right anu estAts In and p ssy.
tain thirty acres u lans. (dcscslbsd In sail
Ie,ltion1 81 tn ssutA east quarter Of ses-
lion lhIny.f.ur N township au,aber sIAtty.
LIS hsFik aui rahks BGlAilui slesss.
.eht IL IN N 4 NJ - b. absolute, and
tia, sna said Daniel f.NiIls md NIL p~rsola
flafsning nhtlar yttt II. ,.tisrsl lnl f,russr
rteI,ta I'm. ihsisp ~ ciaimih. my
Rifii' ars 1iiis - stni tnsnni#.s i. All. pnf'
'i..i.,l a.tyeise Il leis.liH an INT =
Ysu arl.e..r Il - n,.a i,fsnA ~ er iei.fr
EAeii II III, sec.nd i.t ~ Iii. nrs, term ~
hi 'vaf. aIpoiisti s. 81 hrll ~ ti.s
a6aii |! nse IN ~ County. commencing
0n ia nj II. u Ndssmbe, ir.. ys.4 g.
:luit - ~ sastt.a a.. judgment .utii.
81 ~ sisl Yn'l % accordance ell. .hr
prayer " anil ps.l'.tu
Il. a ..5s4ii..
h2t '''ln.ia. 49,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

4 D. Louis man takes pains 70
combat tho Jaw that Tho partaker Ia
. bed - tho thief" Hc demon.
stsatss very clearly that Hayes Ia
6et1es than Sherman, Norton. and
he other thieves who stole Ill. prcs.
Asnoy Tor him; that 10 has stolen
- democratic policy Of psolAcation
9 oon0lottng intsic sts; that
~ bloody shirt Il
forever buried, and harmony RI
stored al over the country. Frank
= :Husd mombcr * Congress from
Ohio. IN recent speech endeavofcd
- picture the saving Of misery ant!
0oney 70 the country M.i The IL.
publicAAs In 1900 btolcn IN Drmp.
cratic policy. Why, .es. II wasll.
havo saved even tho appearance ~
resistance ~ vol a. the incn Ani
money the opposite policy nsa,.e II
coeenry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

One dollar per Duah.i fur shrt'
this year. Ii uoa.l!sr.s ,aai. n n, IN
clos last year Tia. Is r.. p'll
chasing power u tle i ...s L ,',af
much greater -Dsaori heah at4
With i national. state. mna"irbl
and private !ndehtodnesa ~ ~
thoslSand miin3a iD'isra liflraing
our people. sns would st'. 7kc Ito
paying J,0urr ~ II dyita, VA nimnli
- important o. the country ~ ~
purchnst,aJ JArrf. nLlebs his opin
Ton we're u national bank echo
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

Yea, W. hayc 'h.nfi from Ohio"
Gold has popped up ~ ln3i He'ot.
Free Ie'c.s.
Ycs, AMI Nj H,n,h.op's slt RISING
aourud, and Mr. Eon.oi.s hop yea.t
run over, twn events WI nc utterly
unable 10 account tnr. W. think
thls little fAet announced In All IL,
ISOLATED rrces alsp,tt.h however *
plnlng the gold qaps; IA hl' III" con.
duct Of the yeaat Il Il my.ierr:
New York October II! The eject
hero of the Advanc. In the Hank oi
Engiand rate was 10 advance gold 70
o and 70 advance the rate for ~.
mand sterling TO stsbi from t4.66.
4 0vc pcr cent, discount market Ia
London mAkcs a difference hcro 10.
tween demand and sixty day bills Of
q Per cent.--Ass0t'talsd PvssS Dts.
palcA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

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tHfs ~ sssss A seswsAaaess II s<ests
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diseases sssas iAst 'sfsea ~ h<s =
NsHwsA assil Nisslf sNs fssAvss ra~ees
I'll s#aas. ties - "A slse .sas siss. "
se&ss AMI iess ~, w. n. vaatlssM. ~
th4s a,ssss-a aetna shss psi,s musA ~
thar she tsstaNpa r~sfssswa Ana nwvee
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I'll eiimss<s, .snsAiaias nsishes eaas@el
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sag2f snAtinx preserves shsm ever Aesh
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26
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NAs &C. & VI ]
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4 " esiiis snais estfsssl. fas sais
market, s.i ~nfT~sss+i lh s'ss Nni
aia'''s ~ sras ~ he sana IL ssy
,prftNsas tailoring pets's IN Ne es's.
eias' NJ 'af .rns pfft~s
ni'siSi.ns rrfT DEPARTMENT
Iii THE Department ~. Eandris.
vita stock n immsaAe IN ell the
las"ss ssyiee u euods ana make w
and =. prices that sfe tsf~o,ly -
sonl.hin9 eon1id~sin9 th~ prlc~ Mo
same quality u goods have bsca
cold ~ heretofore.
YOUTHS. BOTS AND cnrr.DRKNs
CLOTHING.
In thls Department ~ carries 40
largest and best aclsrsSd ssoch - b.
found In .he county IN I'll deafAbls
styiea aud qualities u goods.
MEMS 4 BoYB ovEnCoAT DR.
pAArAEsT.
IL this Department hls stock >ASslr
Dysrcuats IL MT. Fhas'ea and qualities
81 Lric-e Tint defy competition.
HATS AND CARS.
rkis department IN full sud ."in.
ele.~ including The latest aud mol.
birst st,.es soi islcp Ill! hpys.
GENTS VI FINISHING GOODS.
H. ihlr department., ~ h oil tho
others above mea'ien.i, h. hls nli
iminsnsu niit varied stock " select
from, with vii tho novelties In neck
wear, shirt. collars, Underwear. rus.
p.hiers, silk hanikarclil.fa, s.oyoa,
an,. Il. r.. ! everything u i!lt' line ~
goods.
BOOT, ASp AnOI5j.
III thle department. b. represents
I'll. best hoA.stn III .hr weak the quail
It's III wnop. goods ArG 10, exnall,a
anywhere. nor enn ~ low piic,A b.
obtained III th.r county f,- tho aala
,Sgi.ias ~ good.
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ineif of sha stAsn. tar.r IA AnA 49,,
M goods .h.ei, W. Will shos sou ~
Nl.t.t .l.atWath ri aayrsn !s. hal
render your verdict 80 Jon il;ri III"
tsus.s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26
PLAIN DEALER.
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s~enrs H. issata' 81 60 ais ahtH'
w " shh Autsis nagaes ~ syhNl4
sastes rrshesiAl Nj irsne t4nns
The HeHtinei. i j - IAfss - vsat.
hae~ that latat shent. fnas' ~ 49,
satvnrs y this reantts shv aass
siaa II ~ shef II nall I'VE ISSUED Ii,
she tavsfHmput ~ hrll~iaaais. TO
n~as'r~l sAss ~ iuf'sitlaais sat
chArs whe In Mersou So II u l'lnah
mi Issue Va w. paper THAR taes 49,
redeem she err~nha 4 democrats sAy
~ shr government and that esefs
dollar lseuel shat 10 legal tender
cod 20 ovefissmcn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26
l.e1e In osldv1ln'e AddltIoo.

Persons dosirous Of purchasing
building Lots Oh ENl,lwtn'A addition
y Or0Sco. Will call upon Jamc~ II.
Brown, - his ofllco oycr Bankers
hardware storA Who y authorised 70
mako cohtrActa Tor the aAlc % lots 10
Ault purchascrn. Csnry RALpwrs.
CroA60, Apru q ls77.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26
"a si. 4lNlEisltM n, :
s~zk.s

The ~ nHrc III Willie as 3mnf
II TIL county who ihll.k ,aaf
"Lpusuholi inahas nsi.t" ntprn ii
,h. making 81 Il wplatt,. s.pR
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26
Blacksrnithing

fag ~, .SLGa. II. fafi TAI i of!,et
a. .,,A lst.t .tN'4,
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sf, IOWA
n,af, .sip IA ,arif hey iavI,s4 10
lfinf Iii htls a.lA, III i Nj Il snna ia
Rnssi sl3ts 4 Twin las.. ~"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

beaks, N their condition The rsst u
October II m Instructive study for
nsa Who can draw chapters ~ 10.
DerNct1on from i rev llnsa In nxurcs.
IT, stAaeMeAta Of two Of thrm, both
eeand end solvcnt, the Flrst National
= Mcuregor, and the Fayctse Conn.
q Medicinal 81 West Onion. are per.
tlnsat BY The way 81 Illustration.
TAs Arst haa capital of tlO0. 600.
eoaslstng Of United States bonds
On these bonds Il hna national currcn.
~ Issued 70 Il 10000. OF ahis Il re-
posts oo,So8. outstanding. which
probably enters Into and y \ par, Of
~ oioaoe4.0o Il reports a. ''lonns
end discounts" Thus with u capital
Of olo0, 900. this national bank II ~.
oelving interest upon t23a. 90 |. 90
ol00.O0O Of which " exempt from any
species Of taxation. For tho rcdomp-
tion 81 its outstanding Indebtedness
reported In its statement nj about
o0o0. 1000. Il has ON hand 81 ,023,5o In
spcClc.
Tho Fayctse county hrs capital
OF 100000 consisting Of [ i hon,ta
deposited FOR Sl:.o1o I'll currency,
lts lonna nnd discounts atn reported
ct 81 .25d,G3 which added 10 r. s.Q.
COO unsaxeh bonds rise II -'n. .3a, sa,i
on Nhieh IL receives Ia est sfarl
productive labor. II aisp lcrufle ~
undivided profits on IT. business III,
1915 which seems TO indicate q
profit ~ Owe. sia2 600 oil %5n. GOO nit,lr
tho passage of tn National F.a.k
oct In 1865. aid all u Ii lravh from
tho labor of The country. Ihla LaAk
reports on hnni Specie llEeiading
gold treasury notreJ which II simply
paper calling for gold, s5ia.i,,
Banks thus situated iavoliur Specie
assumption In 1870. k4ux sil..t ,l.h
. result cAn only bc aoeo,nri6li.ily
tho surrender III their nates
for the bonds securing '.lprt
and that the payment
ri their profits loaned u tic people,
will bankrupt every hosf1w.., IL
this what tho banks afc Heckins
fOr7
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

carrisss TfInDisz and rsfAkisS =
Aii kin4, gu sken sstIce
flp~terisx Hair, khso Pegs, Leather
NAd Nladinga fet sA.tL.ters nae rel-
ssaatly - hasd.
hin ksck In svtrysAlwu DsrsAlalAg ~
ths tYaAs IL complete. md sytis!hc,iss ~
y prirss, Ma,.1.sl rSl workmanship;
warranted.
EAnpp4ste Cow: fiAasA. Go~~AAi.t
hlssh. EAaa " sAs Pig Goliss.
ctkeco, Iowa. A1gss 4, 1916.
MN HAEN BaaLLEn.
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sr,i.'.n | niil 'pt pr-sasta. n sn.. Il
NJ .s'!l.n'! II 'Irrp ~ III 49, te',et
able - jai,. Il til ..t'crA.ititA NJ
me linliT IA saniseff5 OIL army
tltta 'h* nlninaa | f.r Iii, n,i /
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snni,f, ist L Mp.r 'laA ", n,el 'gf
! ..if ~ r'l'rs ea. liz IL. II 81.
ever i.st II TIL s.l;nify Wien I
i.s. amy can u. maintained ior
m pi.rfo#" ~ governing sthlea Or
~ ,nn1ing elections IL, il.on.r, !
Ill ru' nDafirnss. IL Tux III su,l ~ -
more - I'll" hisi't saa IL Europe
~ til ...ps. slie:.s gained dulinA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

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r..el.ii u, iscw.r. Co., | VA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-04
A New Advocate for Hayes.

The JO,0udi Of COmmuc. "a newspaper
of ability and character. 1t is independent
in politics. not of one party or the other
Adnirng Mr.. HAYES civil service reform
with tn" defiance which Mr.. Naval Officer
CORNELL has exhibited toward its mandate.
"Our respect Tor President HAYES" writes
the journal, land our ardent desire Of
civil service reform. make Us hope that
he will not finch or faltcr in this contest"
The independent position OF our respected
contemporary inclincs Us 20 suppose that 1t
may have better reasons fOr its advocacy of
the rule laid down in Mr. HAYEs's circular
than any that have been brought forward
by the proicsscd organs of the Republican
party. We are especially DESTROYS to know
where Mr.. HAYES gets his authority fol
issuing such a circular. What clause Of
the Constitution OF the United States or
what law Of Congress, empowers him tu
forbid Mr.. CORNELL from being Chairman of
the Republican State Committee, or from
attending caucuscs or conventions or com
mittec meetings of the Republican party:
Who or what gives Mr. HAYES the right e.
dictate to Mr. CORNELL what political, re-
ligious, or Social gatherings he shall or shall
not attend. provided only that they are
held at such times and places as not to inter.
fcrc with the complete and strict perform.
ancc of his official duties?
We trust that the JoWndl Of Commerce will
be able to throw some light upon this dar,
subject. We do not wish t. think Of Mr.
HAYES any worse than We are compelled t,
do; amt SO far as we have yet been able t,
understand it, his civil scrl ice circular is Il
thing utterly without ground or iustiilca-
tion in the Constitution or laws Of the Unitcc
! TYRANNY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-04

now take kindly to that ciass OF politicians.
Statesmen OF the Tom SCorr school
especially whether Democrats or Republic
cans, should take themselves out Of the way
this fall.
As to national politics. the state convcn-
tions Of both parties should adopt strong
resolutions against the granting Of suhsi-
dies by Congress to railways and other like
objects. We can hardly expect the Rcpub-
lcan Convention to dcnouncc the Fraudulent
Administration, though if they would mus
ter courage enough to do so, it would prove
to be- the greatest political hit of the year;
but unless they wish their candidate for
Governor to hc annihiatcd at tho polls, they
had better not endorse it. On the other
hand, the Democratic Convention must de-
nouncc the greatest political fraud of the
country in terms bciittng the honest mon OF
n State which. in the persons Of JOSEPH p.
BRADLEY and FREDERICK r. FRELINGHUY-
SEN, furnished two Of the eight Infamous
members Of the unconstitutional Electoral
Tribunal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-04

Yesterday. vacation being over, the pub
lie schools of the city were again opened
and the 10000 children who are accustomed
TO attend them returned to their tasks. Our
free schools are open To criticism a. to some
points but they are so good as whole that
there Is more reason to take pride in them
than To find fault. No city in the country
provides more literally for the education Of
the young, or has better system of instruc-
tion
The whole number " schools under the
care of fine Bonrd of Education il over thrc,
hundred. and over tbrco thousand teachers
are cnrnr.d i'm Them. In is75 moro than
three and a half millions of dollars were
spnut in thcir maintenance. For books alone
nearly sljionO was cxpendcd This il n
,-r,ut sum Of money to talk, from the noonl,
hv taxation And yn wish we could saw that
il was all we'll ctnnlov.d. and all needed
hut there l. pood roason tn helioyn that such
/. moi the ease. In fin, natter of the -cl,r-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-04

In November New Jersey elects n Gov
crnor for three years. the whole OF the low
or branch OF the Legislature, one-third OF
the Senate, and many minor officers. Since
the organization Of the Republican party
the politics of the State have not been uni
form though generally inclinng toward the
Democracy. The chances. however. have
all the while been SO nearly balanced between
the two parties as to make the campaigns
spirited and sharp
The peculiar geographical position Of New
Jersey has long eXortod Il marked influence
on it, politics. and never greater thar nj
present AZ the north it cuts II deep notch
into tho state OF new York, and it extends
southwark nearly to the lower line of the
State of Delaware Tens Of thousands Of
its most influential people transact all their
business in New York and Philadelphia
practically dwelling in those two cities. and
Of course, inihucd with their opinions and
preiudiccs Moreover, We presume that for
every Jcrscyman VINO reads n newspaper
printed in that State, there are half q
dozen Jcrscymcn who regularly read the
newspapers Of Now York and philadcl-
phia. Then. too, the State is 90 long and SO
narrow That the politicians of one end, UNI
les, they follow politics as trade know
very little about the politicians Of the other
| end. Therefore, il is sometimes possible to
get up such fcud between north Jersey and
south Jersey rs TO seriously affect the re-
suit of an election.
From the advent Of the Camden and AM
boy Railroad the politics of New Jersey have
| generally been controlled, moro or less cor
ruptly, by great corporations, their officers,
| lawyers, agents, and lobbyists. The Cam
| den and Amboy monopoly lapsed some time
ago, though few Of its roots still pcrmcate
portions of the State. Its place, however, so
| far as evil influences are concerned, has
been moro than filled Tie Eric Railway,
particularly in the days of JAY GOULD and
JIM FISK, has done n portion Of this per-
nicious work; but Col. Tom SCOTT is now
understood to be lord Of the ascendant in
| this lime Of business.
There is scarcely Northern State I'm
which thc result Of the November election
viii so much dcpcud upon the chalaGer of
tine principal caudiIatos, as in New Jersey.
IN making thriI nominations Tor Governor
amt tho Lopi. litnrr. both parties will find Il
ior tAcu Interest t1ntoor clear Of the cVil
Nllucucceoi Wnich we have spoken. They
had better exclude from their tickets the
mugnat"s the councillors, and the service
able tools - railroad corporations, life in
sutance COMPANIES and savings banks. A
largo majority OF tho voters will not just
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-04
TnE BAPTIST MINISTER'S SUMNER.
The Experiences Of Those Who had Vncn-
tions, aud or Those Who uadnt.

Ae,o, min, ,,.,.i,s ~ ;ptor,,ieei,n ,br
AIt'r hiic W''hS Oh Hl'"ril'9slon' INV
Baptist ministers met in conference yesterday.
Ernthrr Altman. nf the SECOND Mission Bn,tist
,t,'.n, ,,'iI ha hn1 ho, 49,, ,',,a,i,,,. had
'nur'n' HNu nc hau huu no N"""l' h"'
worked harder than ever. He had never known
of fin city'a Leip,, 40 nnntv of cl.rpvnen in the
w, w 10y, , ,,',.'-' ,i'.'i ~.
summer oh' hihE surpriseu hlnl' h"huu OK
pcctcd 10 sOlcmnizc marriages. but not one APP
,li.ntinn Ind ne received within two months
.,,,., '., ~, 49, IT..
An item hnd peeh pubhshcd ABOUT ms SAVING II
yacht in a race last week. IT was true. but the
o,.,.r i,d l..,,,,d his .,r,i.,s os ,Ln cot,,oip
'N", ,' So '' -, ''''''
WAS SICK, anu inc entrance i"" would nave p'rh
forfeited If the Yacht had been withdrawn The
,,,,, ,,, Nh, t,rd ,,rsrorl lt,, o. ,,,,,., il,
Y""" VIM ~" '"''u y, '','' , ''.' - ~
ihatas in preaching I'll" Gospel bro'her Drummer
auiI tiut ne hntl been down To- Point Pleasant ON
. s =, III L.. t,.,.t ,o,..,, o., ,.,,,.
SIunm RIVER '""9l'h"'' "' "'' '"N'" '"',
down Bnrnrgat bay. or to ocean Grove and
I.,u., Branch. Ne mad nniovc,l "A good rest. and
- D. H.. c,.,,i tt
wanted To Z" iiSi' To WORN hI"'l'i u"ul '"'
stayed ~ homo and visited the Five Points
Mission. whore The managers had givrna land
iul OF posics or a big upulo t2 every Lid who
attended. Brother Giuh- church mad driven
him Of into Chrnnngo county 10 tik"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-04
THE SPI.fHIRSIITP.
A Talk with the Hon. Milton Sayier OF Ohio
-Mhnt his (hlmces Are.

CrNcfHNATI, Sept g. As the time near APP
rroachcs for the assembling Of Congress con-
siderable interest is felt in the contest for the
Sroakcrshp. 1t H. well known that there are
several candidatcs-thc Hon. Milton Saylcr. of
Ohio; Mr.. Morrison. Of Illinois; sam Randall.
Of Pcnns yvnnia. and Sam Cox. Of New York.
| recently had a conversation with Mr.. Snylcr
Oh the subject. H. said he was silently work
ing and biding his time. That he was on terms
OF friendship with all the candidates named;
bore none of them IN will and was happy In
III" cons 'ipusucs- that nom Of thcm Dor" him
any lie thought his chanrvs for being chosen
Speaker very fair. indeed better than the
chances Of Ia" other candidates. He counted
on getting majority of tho southern votes and
gupdly number oi western votes.
Mr.. Say"r might stand Il better chance for
the Sp"akership II b" was not 80 indDlcnt. To
u-e the expression Of one oi his Onto friends
and constituents Heis % ino looking gonil"-
man. "a good lawyer FAIR orator. ana during his
hr.'i term ia the Spcakrrs chair administered
the OH O." a"rltahly. he looks iigni'lOd IN an
elevated position. Bat somehow or other say
l"r las lost some of his popuiHri'y in his own
STAT" mud district H. did not work u- hard H.
, he ri ,ht during III" last ctnvas- in the state.
I'll" Democratic Committee mad Ia haul him
around md coax hun 10 make speeches He
has 80 far done nothing 80 mid the Drno 'racy
in their present struggle here And then he
didn't make as;rong fight for reelection the last
time.