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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-31

a Clergyman. Il wlInwrr, recently ers.
nt.'l quite sensation I'M lin household.
which consisted III seven grown ~
daughters, The reverend gentleman
WINS ai,s.ni from home fur nnmhef III
Insn, writing III an adjoining county.
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their father which stated TINT l,e ]" lsi
married 4 widow with Nix 1prightly chill.
lren, al,d TINT h. might " expected
home II d certain time. ri" effect ~
ii'ni rs~s wis Il Rrent nhDek ~ thu Imp
u, fnmily. III. girls. npt1L for their
Ineektsss a.id nninbI. tempe umentA,
seemed another net III beings: there WAS
weeping and wniling md tearing ~ hair.
AMI all manner ~ nanRliy things Maid.
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the lin, III arrival came iii. home WAN
anything hut inviting. Al last the ltcy.
Mr, ranie. hut liz wan alone. liz
greeted hir daughters ~ usual, nnd ~
u" viewrl tho neglected apartments
there Wan merry twinkle IN his Eye
fh. daughters ware nervous md evi.
IDENTIFY anxious. Al Iaht ilir .lslcet nuH-
tered ro,iragr mud ank..l. Where III our
mntl.tr n lin heaven, rHtd tite gOOd
man. Int where IL ,hc widow Will, Nix
children whom you wrote yum hnI mar.
rcd T. Why. | married l,.r ~ another
innii. my ieuln
A vEw dnys mo the perishable prop.
erty ~ innn lately deceased WIS q b.
sDih III Columbus. Ga., by tie adminis.
TRAITOR. Among the asst~ were two liar.
rels ~ whirky, worth about a. just
IN these were reached tile iltErnal.uve.
nue agent forbid tl,rif sale until tIs nj.
minisl, .l1r took ont whole.Ale liquor.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-31

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-31
GENERAL INSTALLATIONS

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-31

Az enthusiastic 1'.xns newspaper ~.
Mrrls TINT The census III ihNO will show
TINT Texas has \ population ~ 4, O1O. 0OO.
and will bW entitled 10 eighteen Hepr.
sentative. NJ Washington.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-31
A Historic Letter.


Minister Mnslburnr, Id his cxaminn.
ton VI tie arehivcn II thu French tioy.
eminent, Inns discovered tin following
interesting letter, which, ~ The pcrmir.
SION VI the Frnei, Minister u Foreign
Affairs, lic has caused ~ be photo.
praphel. 4 copy ~ this letter. with Iiiu
esrtiiicas. attached. WIN lntrly received
NJ the Hiate Department ut Washington
iAA.. December 2J. 1870,
Hin We log leave IL ArinAlnl yntir Excel
Ishes tint 40 arr appointed and full, empo~.
si.d hy tie Congress ~ tbs United rtatuh NJ
Annlira ~ propose And negotiate treaty ~
AMT, MID commerce between France and thu
aid hiat.s. Tn ll,st and Rsnetuis Treatment
their trading aLips Inv. received. hy 4 free nd
mission into tha parts ~ this kingdom. With
aiher considerations ~ ro1t.et. hss induced
Congress to max. ti,is offm first IN France
W. request Mi Alldinne. with ,utf ESrsll,iiry
wherein W. mas have au opportunity ~ pro-.
aentlig u,f credentials. aid w hAtter ourselves
HAT tie PROPORTIONS We ate instructed tu make
mr. sneil ~ will nh b. found unacceptable.
With iAu rfuaiHi regard. W. have thu h.snnt ~
H.. s.tr Eseeil.neyn n,ost Ohadirht Mfsaii@.
lirs1AMIs fHAsknis.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-31
NIAMIs FHtsN
kiIA- IDEAs,
AEfICtfit I.gt.

THIS letter was III III. handwriting ~
benjamin Franklin, mud the transmission
81 i, VIVA tin iirrt official net n tho
United States after tl,c Declaration ~
Independence, Tho object NJ whicl, wAs
IL secure foreign recognition III the infant
n,pubIir.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-25
FORTY TEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC
DR.. {. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

VHE countenance is pale and
l. leaden-colored, with occasional
hushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenose is iryitated, swells and some
times bleeds; swelling OF the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularIy in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voraciouS, witha
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone ; acetng pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costiyc; stools Shiny; not
unfrcquently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimes dryand convuIsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth temper varia-
BE, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGI
Win certainly effect cure.
u DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form; tits an innocent prepa
ration, net faba6h gdoiHgMe shghf-
est injury to .he NEST tenacr infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures Of G.
MoLANE and FLEMING BRos. on the
wrapper.
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N6e week In your own town. Terms and
DuU - OUTFIT free. ii. HALLET 4 CO., Port
land, Maine.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLETIN is published every morning
except Monday In the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street.
The BuLLRTN is served to city Subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents Week
payable weekly BY Mall Gin advanee), $40 per
0nnuIa; six months, o.; three months, 3d. one
month, sl 70.
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OK Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name
GO 10 OTIS postpaid. L. JONES J. CO.,
Nassau, n, Y.
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Kew AHyHaTIM2xHrs.

me CRUCIAL TEST the value OF med
lglne 10 time, Does experience confirm the
,h p9t forth In its favor at the outset 10
simple yet 80 searching, TO Tarrant;s Effsr-
yWvscsht setter Aperient How has il worn
, VIZ, mas been its history How does IL stand
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nEP0sITs received ard a general banking
- business done
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-14
sTITEN IsL.iND's MYSTERY.


There is "a yet no clue to tho Staten
Island mystery. Tho body Of the dacd girl
which WIS found in the old Quarantine hurying
ground on sun ny morning lic- exposed to
public view IN the gloomy carriage house COM
neeted with Michael Cat"s's undertaking estate
lishmcnt in SApcton. From ont the black. pine
rofln. covered with n horse hlank0 {. tho whit
face. surrounded IA a halo Of golden lnir. H.
mutfly upiurn~l a. meet the Ei.l' Of curious
hundreds Vino iArung - tho plr". Thrown
over the ton qua ct "a carriage standing near NF
are the clothes worm 10y the uni rtuna'r Lirl
when she WIS found. The linNn collar. mark 'I
X r. Hitri - most attention. and Us i3l.ts
r. becoming .ulI"i q, Ia" handling that IL re-
r.tNrs. Al IA" clothes. SO n'.t and uie when
lu-t worn, are tumhi"d AMI fOIod W 'I the dirt
ni M" Nor upon Whitl they puItaIy st. Anl
h" the constant examination 90 winch they are
subjected.
-. iAe many persons from all pars of tho
l-IAll WHO YESTERDAY ,I.Nf tir body. not on o.
Was ahir lo id,UuS t. Many said thHi tur fisn
ipi fan iar look. and lhHt they were ~ur' snr
belonged a. iic island. Dot tive l.'unr oi fue
island p'lier rs c1niltinui that hn fuw SRI IN
lomps u-yille at haif past o'rlr. on Satnr-
diy afternoon. waikiki, ~ the ..l.l past the spot
where She Ms at"rNHm found Although she
could not hrv" been Over "a v,nr- ~ ugn. suo
was ''n 'oin'o ut thr ttuf ~ death. uni nah pre-
Nlou~iy n,,u uOti'r. ilfI ,a t' l- purely q r.
man, though OF "a refined aul dHlicale cast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-14
JOHN O'MiHONT'S OBSE0TIES.
The Mas and the Transfer or the Remains to
the Mnld OF The nnknIn.

Tho romans Of Col. John OMahony woro
takon ont in tho Dakota yesterday. A solemn
requiem mass WAS sung in s.. Francis Nayi'r's
C4urch in the morning. Twelve tail tapors
burned around tho bier. and the church was
funcroM VITA bach and silver. Shortly before
nine O'Clock Col O'Mnhony's body was placed
upon the bier by the pail bearers. Judge Daly.
Richard OGorman. John Savage. John j. Drcs-
lin. Col. Thomas Francis Burke. Augustine
Costello. james Mitchell. Edmund Montana.
Capt. William 7. Foley. j. G. Tama lge Robert
White. George Smith. Capt. Copunn John Barry,
Frank VI ,keln,u nl VI. J. II n rnnn. On Tie
coflin wer, Col. . Nahnny's d,ifl and worn
sNori amt belt. nall beneath the torn baltic lihg
OF ia S.Ntv-nlufh aud Ntcnih OF r,U
elamro. : from Inc hanls - Mrs O'nono,an
Rossa. Nne head OF the colin, ~ whit' ro-'-
iu a. WI, Efiu cisilng in" mantle Of oblivion
tln fpfhohc HofL
I'm th. n,nla tho co'cirar. wna Father Dnlv.
tie DEACON. Father Wiytc. am tAe -un-d",-nn.
Mr. liaAtr. AMER iho mass t.c idn raj ,'iii'"
rr"p.r, =, t'n l''i lgn tlt!1I, Dnnr vs.
MucihN at tl' head OF me 1'iNn tnrYuThont
THE ruNin WAS inr n-rd ana sprlneed WITH
d"nd thai WAS heing h -'ughtoi oav'n. AZ r.
fii- remains had ir.,n lui into tie hrrrac. = IA
tr.mm"l. and drawn lS four ir 'unE hors,e IN
sweeping black. soil-triuurd ci.ihs tue Tuner
90 procession moved up 1 lth aN'np'.
.UlN strrofs by mo SAty ninth Re- IL
lnnl'd Nmety-ninth. Col. OAlnnonys own.
Iafh MHttI. w T.. \. h No.irty-t NE parent
Shear b. l,n g % Philadelphia. we Vnly lnnl-
rtut- 70 youths military organ ation the II SD
irrion. Hnl ttr Irish Brigade 1t turned mt"
Ir0 1lNaN luNnl strong.
Thr baud ana drum t0rps Of tho Siv'vninth.
I'ayinga funeral march. L.. 1hn pail b 400 rs
TIM. 10 the mil .tnry guard of honor Ini.rtnl.
Jas. CaNunuugh and th" long / n" trNlinns nul
-n.dI rs flUoN.'i. Thr -d NMh- r' pack 4.
and every window WIS hnrd. Tine procession
wHoi". into llnh str,rt, AND in"nro down 10
4 iNk"'n. Thr - amSNlp.7 Nus, IN lu ~
rtr. und hsr hDii ulll'i as tine pro ,'--ion up-
rrn'l.Ncd Tine oakou case "onruning the cot.
ilu,ci- swung into it- place in the after hold
W.th M ,lr~u suspended from tIc main yarl.
Dr. lenu.- Dow lng Mul ably. Capt. William
smith and Strullen H. - Kelly ar" tIr .,s .ori %
ireland. Tho steamship -fil 1t at dusk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-14

and NJ both sides and at no time dur
my The c,mpa'pn, Of rom any ton o. the STATE. came
tons II VIZ. without exception. the most peace.
iW Gle ton ever held IN the STATE, ana not .nc
TON day has COME a. my knovhdpc II seemed
e.' a,nuial'ous CIR, UNI Stances hut 1t net .if
, n , sS mon o5 w c ,,G 10 , ana ay ant nv.
that fiuudn iu- i", ny tnc Republican pan' W. " 'etr
t'ncl.cior. were truly elected make iri-d.,iirauop
ro, 1' n ,rr i,nnr cia. Of o ston 10 n. fe5e' Of
Wy Sl'' w." '', t,-hi 10, reg mat h""''gr iT
hc should m least. ON quo,tous o public nei.
IN , r M 1eisr,on n. G ,nn, n , u" as, ,n
usun honesty or conscience only as.eri NV krnw Nac
% me ssi, ,;, s ,nt trGe,rl' Of NJ '',@ i
nrvriom and ih'ncv, N the ultimate triumph " Us
ana ,ck nv con.u,ncnt. in IN. n,rc H. ,tanf . uron
a.. uc'r mt ~ tc rrcrncc o the Am' rican fcople
ri. liu.,rou. rr .ii.una i...o .i.ni ,hr'ik rom
"" "gH nr ", ,"i, @', a.. - ,ag
.ono oioi .-hon' aud gn.eruiuNn-s' 'rcan',- .ue
mo rut soiIcasSc il IN. iioa. eiiroi acS %
eg'rll .unlr l.g, mute, and cngNg1 v,'er' into
I0oW W. ,tai,n.nt co. ic irir. tom. qpr.,niiiy ac
mranon' wn'rh law ren. or mtv he. medc UPON
gre tnrs. an cn- tnat IN uts ca- have not proved io
ia"inl victory hHl i1.i> l"nN, Nlir ,s,d carry Wl
with number facts only increases 90, it Nplaua
ron Uncut 'l,ns1ie 'hcir character or lanv, wctht
.ft .il 'ur Fd' electors titN AMI tor Hayes ticc
i"r- ~ &c., Swung ua u4 orv Of $50 But now
scout ur one sictd Nv olrfk rud Justice the
T. lrn Nc Judge aud -hrui refusing q" Iuu iu th" can
thc Iu'n c'ctof- majority Z" 70 white the other re-
turn .ncd by the judge. shcin. aid Justice. aud
10y throwing cut two precincts. without even al scd
Rerunlcsn T maory Of Nv rn"2 '' t"n,rracS
existed io deiraud the county out Of IT, true
mHorii, was very evident To- n Observers and cnly 10
country. l the Board ut 'HnsH-.e- temporarily st up
tins fraudulent return which they m me real cnrvn-s
tact, .lnWins, No. mlde of a. inflNDr cot NFt- ii AS
such u Wa Ntrnlit u over the country A,r flt
NA>- hAd rr"'ro~.'d 90 "ier '"ani,- aie altar nee
a.. 90 Nr unhNiu iuliri"i axe with winch
ani o'ncr- unm,d ~ un'll 'rny Of sa'c m-rriW
W. mad for ihc republican candidates iu stand upon.
AND riuimi'd ric unc so piausnly used iu makus ~
the primo acis case.
MIR. Pntmau'- -pooch was listrncd 10 with the
most marked int rest ON TIA" part ot Democratic
members IHrt uur'y. who .e'upied evnrv pHrc
t"Ai AMI -tinu'nv Ni' lu i g. hmm" iiutr n llth-
hurhoud. uui many 90 whom compliment "a him
warmly a~ uo SIT clown.
Nitr inftlUr debate Tho previous question
hong @" ud ~, 10 wfe uf-rH"l int tN" N,'t" on
tn" r"-oiui "n- r'ilf|d Nf ttk 20 tn-murtlW 40 "a
o'clock. although Mr Foster of OHIO suggested
mat IN" nun frIl r'rHUufNf@ should Doe liza shed
Tonight AMI the .,rise buried.
ON motion ~ Nr Cox fnnw.. y. Y tho Son
Nt' solution iIt fl Oh NuInN Tar UUN Should ir'
considered as a l"i. -iHtiV' dHV. and thHt tnr
journal uf ~" day beiorc should bee 30 dated.
WIS ulnIt"d.
The House then took a recess until tomorrow
III ID clio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-14


I"' house n'l AT ~ \ NJ, ana from uial
hour unit .ll45thc Clerk WIS engaged in road-
i,.,i.. ,r,i - i,'. loo. i.,i,.DIs,. ~, "a. -,
'i"H' Oh inc Els'"'lNe u"S Oh 'A' lS'
g.. uI4ary, which, ly successive reccsses. con-
trl.lurto and Including Yesterday Nv the
- -. a.
~" 80 '' 20 ''l' 4''"'
-- Als anomaly c.|s s, ana hence
! 0.s.a day is To- be considered a legislative
nrof Il VI. hayingarrly'd. a'ter prayer
l.+ r1afn the journal If 1f,r.luv thai.fi.
reno ana approved
Na htNn Dom. n ". from tho Committoo
g. -.f-r ,r,fr e ra.1r.r.l i,.'. g.. ST., o.,
.,, -a-.. ami ,r.,i.t.t I. ....-'t.I,is ,.,i,-
U.f,r,,n \r,.r..,l anI .r.,.a
Nr.tu-rr ,l.np, MIchl asked ii the hN
..i, ri.''t tiinl..r.'i,- ill.,. IL, H.. luil al
MI
o. Hi ha eonli -." n h. ., u ny "r,a
IN. ..f.- D., t.l.rrfnhi. cnlprIuuf,t. IN A..
n... t GlyDr N ii r,.,l.i.I hiU nIIu,c.f'..
'"' N'"pn ''-''7' 49, '''' ""7
Ell .p., ,r,--t r. D., o., Conn. .,i.
-r I..N., ,rifr. ~fl 3, l'lla,.,n.l.,'-ttI..
t.,n.o ~'n.'.. N.,,tno H., i,'i,-. m
.lA .-kt.l.n-a III. within. III. e. t,.,rnii,..
anil ANnyh M POS. r...f.. .t,- h. ..l
I.. Nuu-.' IA tn. .lIrr 'tl r~soaai.l
20 lI. ii-Il.rin .u urr.to,- t.n'H-
lni'n, NV ni.n..,. 'N'
Mr.. Wilson ~. l0,.I. -.u sll Ii.,.ira
Urm., PAD who fai clai,rDf r' r't1rt. Nix
lIf tuue ne WIS going 20 d. low o. OBJ .I,.tf..
Mr. llnpkin- SAID tlHt h N.ull' .II.,,, tn, .tl -
tr-il. ~ much tifnens II q. -.r.
Mr. Wilson REPLIED that hold hot want nrv
. /. did moi want to be bothered ia dix
n mi business
Mr. Hlnkins -uid that he had intended n limit
o. Doim'. L. one hour hut sino. h,, had SON
-fr.lnrlinnry ene,fl De "A a tribunal r. l--
~ investigate into tho real vote az
lu liu.e le hal soon tho rrroff
fl.. f.r.,, al Ga. .,.f,.,tf.. a.n,s,t,, ,.t.
~ "a 49, '' I., 49,
u lll,' n.N'l -, I'D '.'N ~ 'l".
ilt Proportions upon Nlt MAJORITY VIII 'I
N"rIy unW.rrhllnl, ne u .LN-li ll"it
fir more time for del ate. H. fl.Nu ufI-
o.. ar-un i'm eunr0ri If the r,. .IIliI .r.
d. I'm, 81. .,.,.i, 49, ID, ,,... f.t,.t g.. D .
li'"' o. 7''H o. "", '"'''. .
"-I 1904 'ilHh,t mat i"Iibi -Ii'NI To"
N NI' A iNr Hayes, inc EopuDil'dn rohnpifniI in
D. fiIN ~ and money ~ that stat % a.. oils
f.I...f It flI, moan, fI.n. slr.fI.f
~ ,r.,I 80, -, f..,, .i,,.-
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