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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-18
THE PLAGUE.
THE HARVEST OF DEATH STILL UN-
CHECKEH.

Over 90 Deaths and 200 New Cases at
Memphis-The Epidemic Spreading Into
the Country Roundabout-Sickenin Tales
from New Orleans, Holly Springs and
Other Points-The Noble Relief Work
Continued With Unabated Energy.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-18
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
SUICIDE OF A BANK pREs1pENr.

II
SAN Francisco Sept. 17.-Gustav Matt, pres
ident of the French savings bank, committed
suicide this evening in his rocsn over the bank
by shooting himself in the mouth. He left
nothing in explanation and no adequate ex-
cuse is known for his action. The bank was
recently investigated by. the bank commission On
ers, who found verything right. The knowl-
edge that the commissioners were examining
affairs caused run on the bank by small de-
positors, during which about a quarter of a
million withdrawn, but the furry was soon
over. Deceased's private affairs were pros
porous SO far as known. Among the papers
found on his person was a notification from a
London and San Francisco bank that his note
for $50, 900 would fall due tomorrow, but it is
not believed by his friends that has any bear
ing on the case.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-18
DOMINION ELECTION.
Government Badly Defeated-A Number
of Cabinet Ministers Left Behind.

UUVerH1htHt ISaIIy I1FIedfeu--1A -Nuf1KDe'
of Cabinet Ministers Left Behind.
TORONTO, Sept. 1.-THE elections for the
Dominion parliament took place to-day and
passed off quietly. Up to midnight the result
shows 48 Liberal against 80 Conservatives
elected Among the defeated are the following
cabinet ministers: P. Cartwright, I'm
ance minister; Jones, minister of
militia; Coffin, receiver general.
Amongst the leading conservatives defeated are
Sir John A. Mac Donald, Thomas NJ. ibis,
Porter Mitchell and J. P. Plumb. Prominent
ministeralists acknowledge the complete defeat
of the government. Alex. Nucking, premier,
is elected by reduced majority
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-18
Honors to DR.. T. S. Bell.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 17.-At this evenings dis
play of the Louisville industrial exposition
grand ovation was rendered Dr. Il. s. Bell, the
venerable and renowned professor of the orr
gand practice of medicine in the University of
Louisville The Rev. Stuart Robinson, on be-
half of the people of Louisville, presented the
doctor with gold medal.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-18

this morning between and o'clock by some
disorderly persons. who broke down the en-
frances thereto. At 1915 they are still in pcs
session of said hall. demanded that
said persons leave said hall at the re-
quest of the State central committee, which
they refused to do, and 1 am of opinion that
said hall cannot be cleared except by violence
and perhaps bIoodshed. Respectfully yours,
CHARLES B. PRATT, Mayor.
On receipt of the above the State central
committee unanimously voted to adjourn the
convention till Wednesday of next week at
Faneuil hall, Boston, This action was rem
dered necessary from the fact that Buffers
friends have secured all the vacant halls in
Worcester, the leaders taking the ground that
after the mob proceedings which have taken
place here to-day they go before the people
and lead movement that will crush Butler.
The Central Committee
WORCESTER, Sept. 17.-At the Bay State
house, Hon. F. W. Bird addressed a crowd in
the vestibule at 1870, and announced that in
asmuch IA mob had taken possession of Me-
chanics hall, and the Worcester mayor, who
had authority to remove it, saying that fore
IDLE attempt might result in riot and blood
shed, the speaker gave the decision of the State
committee that the Democratic State conven-
tion be held in Faneuil hall, Boston, the 25th,
where police force would be ON hand to pro-
tect the conventions rights The announce
ment was received with cheers.
The crowd then dispersed, and at 1l:4O all
accredited delegates were admitted to to Me-
chanics hall.
Democratic Committee address.
WORCESTER, Sept. 1.-THE following address
was adopted abont noon at the adjourned
meeting of the State Democratic central COM
mittee
To the Democrats of Massachusetts:
WHEREAS, A delegate convention of Demo-
Gratis of Massachusetts for the nomination of
candidates for State officers, was called by the
State central committee of the Democratic par
ty to be held at Worcester this day; and
WHEREAS, 1t is found at the hour OF assem-
blage of said convention that Mechanics hall,
The hall engaged by the committee for holding
such convention, is in possession Of mob
publicly announcing itself as acting in the in
terests of BENZ. F. Butler, which entered the
hall by stealth and by force, by ladders
through the windows and breaking down doors;
and
WHEREAS, The mayor of Worcester informs
said committee by letter, a copy of which is
hereto appended, that said hall cannot be
cleared and placed within the control of said
committee without force and probably blood
shed;
Now, therefore, the State committee of the
Democratic party of Massachusetts, believing
that said convention cannot with safety be held
this day at Worcester, and declaring the right
Of free and peaceful assembages Of all deliber-
alive bodies gathered for political purposes is
founded on the principle Of all democratic ac-
ton, do hereby declare and proclaim said con-
vention, called to he held at Worcester, post
poned, to meet at Faneuil Hall, Boston, We'd
nesday, September 25th, at II A. NJ.
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Tenth-That we will thank the Democratic
House of Representatives for earnest strug-
Cling against the Republican Senate to reduce
Eleventh-That we request the next Legisla-
ture Of this State to carefully consider the
laws that have been passed during the period
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-18
AT 1Np1ANApoL1s.

all imported from points west of the Tennessee
river, where the fever has prevailed as
epidemic
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-18

SAN Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE Chinese resi-
dents of this city have collected and will to-
morrow rem it 81 200 for the benefit of the yell
low fever sufferers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-18

The ticket was completed by the following
nominations:
Lieutenant Governor-John F. Adams, of
North Adams.
Secretary of state-Chas. M. Strauss, of
bingham.
Attorney General-Caleb Cushing, of New
burg.
AUDITOR. Boyle o. Reilly, of Boston.
Treasured. N. Skeelings, of Winchester.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-18

PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE American secretary of
state telegraphs Minister Noyes acknowledging
the receipt of $4,000, the first installment of
the contribution in France for the relief of the
yellow fever sufferers in the United States.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01
Original sv'Ollre.


In Circuit Court for Howard % Iowa,
William a. Jums and John
booth. Plaintiffs, March
" 1.rm Is.-
William u. ilebb. Defendant,
To Defendant Above Named
You nre hsreLy notified that .llsre II on
nle Ii. The Office IL tho clerk VI liz lireull
Isart In ani for tho eonnty q Howard.
State of Iowa. n petition " ths Plaintiff
above hameL elaiMIng u you liz safn VI
Fourteen hundred Dollars, with Interest
On The sam OF Eight hundred D.llais FROM
the Eleventh day VI August INT. and In
.erest % viz hundred dollars finin the letl,
day IT November lH11. III ton per cent PER
nnaun,. on t~o protnissory nnieH nude Ivy
yum VI snld siuies, respectively, md nns
hundred and fvrty tiollnrs Attorneys fse
a writ III attachment has hssn i~suell
against your property to aid lie collection,
III satd clniAs. And
that unless you appear thereto mi defend
before noon of the SECOND dry " lLu nast
term II tho and Tour. appointed 10 b. held
III the Court liauss In said ianaiy, com
nsnolng on tho 4th day NJ March lSis
your default Will bo entered md judy.
mont rendered against you thereon, ~ ne
eorlanss With tho prayer VI Aid petition
II. &. dODDillfll.
istl Atty for flhla'I6
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p. Z. i. =.
lDr lslRrre's
HsirOsNNl
IsMrxNltre
Feiiris,
rrHHLs ysssrAHGAt 10 cAnn RxatiRkp
vNtlk rstsu riiEN,

rrMsLy ysssrAHlA, 10 caHs Rsar,nsp
wntIk rstxu THEN.
The Little 0inn.' GAthnrtic, or Mul.
iun In rArsu IhYHiv. scarcely larger than
mustard seeds. and sfe sMEar.ronfcI.
hrs r.nusr the nre.ssiss ~ tHkiug the
great. crude, drastic. sieksnihg fills.
heretofore 80 much IN IA.
Awa rpiuri, FIR lItaiaphr, Dizziness.
rush III Blood IL NE Head. Tighiness
about the tbevt, Dad Taste IN Mont h
Fluctuations from the -tomaeh, Bilious ~.
tasla. JaunlIce. Pain IN The kidneys,
i'iglls.pulurel trihs hhd Internal Fever
Nv psieus iieaAans ru,gaiise Pellets
10 unsurpassed. iuiihsfmors. ! weuli
| ~ny TIN, their He.inu II universal. not 4
uland rsealiMs sislr ~anaiivn iMprras
Au~ Ioes not Impair The properties IL these
i'ulirly. They nfa rsisaf.eassei and in.
closed hi glass hsitiss, thalr virtues teihs
the,sh, preserved unlhpAIrel fpr my
Isnatl. II tin.v, ~ that tAFy are always
fresh snl reliable Tile il mol illp case
with ,liase llila Which are lui ~ IN eilrnf
~Ds#lsn az passplpari hpsea The daily
NO ~ t~u Pellets lin# cured Tho inet NJ.
situate aasss II Nrrbfnia. letter. fsaltt
rheum, Efy,irelus ijoils. i.iosehes, PIN
plsa. ra1e L,e anil Erausiyns. They
Iluu, however. recommended ~ IT. taken
| Iii connection vii, The Guldeb Medical
pseoseft III et.lsI 10 seeura The Led re-
s,lfm
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01


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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

There II. unfortunately, ~ I'M.
pfov.inrnt In the bankruptcy stntls.
iIcs. The record fol- thu yeaf Just
closed Ii az grim anil nninvitinH ns
TINT of lia predecessor, n. Y. Herald
Why should there huf John Sher'
man continues IL knaek the i.lepa
out that should b. maintained III
support business, thereby increasing
bankrupt stntistlea. And the Herald
approves wl,hi II assumes 70 Rilrrc
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01
Nr1xiMMl .gsOltre.

Martha A, DaAi0ss. by Marcus peMors, l,si
unar.llAH. and Orrfn MildrnM. Executor
ot tho last VIII u Nancy srsngrr, ~
ceased. plalsliif.
AaAiNsf
| Cleo, n spencer, kpenrer. hls Nlfa Lille
X. wheeler nsk Patterson y, u Fat
tersbn. l.aura MrMurfy.. feMasl DO
Muss, Adelaide johnson. Marcus !. Dc
Mnss, NJ r ttsMDs.. Willis ktpMs, Chez
tyr fAs~rti, Nancy Warren, llam rs~
Aait. Edwin sasse.t. and dec. gassslIY
upfuli,lauisi
| 10 tha Defnndanis Abess Nwnedi
wa nre hereby nnsiAsL that there |.
"a tiln il liz siliee IL ths lsrk VI The Cir.
| Gull lpnrt, In and fur thu county IL lt0N.
nrJ. suite Of Iowa, pplIllon IL tho Plain.
tins ahavs named, elaiMinH III ynu Tint ths
rarpti ar 4 certain VIII III Nancy Npehcsf,
~ u.ns.d, and Ut the due prof thereof. Al
tin NV, term ~ The Circuit lseurt in7A.
and ~ Nv. eslh. NJ Hail year br rsstsrvd
said Will having heunentLth ties. Ill H n.
tyr twenty lpllsrs, and ~ Martha A. lpes
Mae oil The residue VI lha property vi
saII ,Inenn.ei Init, real and personal aud
appointed sl,s plaintiff, urIin Mlltlr,lni.
aulr ItHrnspf fhrrenI That spss and taah
~ YIN, 10 Latfed pud forssnr e4lAprrdt Prom
having ~ Ginning hny IHtsIest In W ~
iha fpal NJ pHtHnnal rtnFei' ~ iln 80
Lat III Navy Fralssif .Iettas.i Hlarns8Ii
Thai Ill ttsf. II tali N.nhH n. n slits II
j tila ill pef alal ppJnTis tni 81 lis shasl
reai essuiu lv.wit I.p spai Nv / IN asas
/ y. md ~ 4 IN VA nwI u rrv II n'l III
township ~. range "a, Met a TIN all,
T. u III gniHiaa hni CONFIRMED IN lie
sAil NasGna A lrAlusH. as,lhst lhr nj.
srtsr ptairn III defendant. Ani ollisr ean.
ilalln ralirt.
All lhat uaiese yeu appear thereto and
datpni Lefurt' nnUu III lt.r yeuond day vi
tho neal term III lie .ali touri appointed
w ba held IA the Gnlirl tiunsa IN sail
r.uaiy. commencing ~ .ia tfL day u
March is1H, yaus default will b. sntsrsA
AMI Judgment rendered agslh@s ,eH
thereon, Iii accordance With INV prayer ~
saih petition.
II. G MCCARTHY,
tlll Atty fer I'M.
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Frank t'tsmer 4 Peter cramer, Plaintiff

Frank trainer 4 l'eter CfAiner, lVAinttHs,
~
John ,'ramer, Mary Ann cramer. Mar,
u'lDonnull. JoAn u Donnell, j. /, Cnss
G. Autumn a TO. u. ". Harness. &. H.
Mccormick A Iifo.. w. STROLLER, 4. A
Salmon, IhamAs Iramer, Mira. CrAnnr
lis wlfa, James Ltnmrr, Mr.. CrAmer
bis wife. Margaret Howard and nanls
Howard, Defendants.
IL lke Defendants Above NAMED
You ars hereby notified that there l,
Oh hle In the uite pf tho tlefk ef tho tIr
enls s'oori In And for the county VI How
url, state Of luwa, a petition and nllit
lsnnl petition III the llnintliis nbuyu nnin
I'd. claiming VI you that tho title ans
0wne.ship OF 4 Of MI quarter VI aoesiun 4.
township ~, range ", West bib T., ~, fs
sspt M Acr~s IN . square form III The teutl
ensi corner thereof, md TIM, sAiI fs scr.
BE- confirmed In defendant Mary d 'Donnel
Tint i Judgment aud decree II furerlUsnrl
IN favor IL defendant, i. l Uasa, ru.inssal
I'll lii tlie Jane tern, Ut this Gsntt, u ~.
for Howard county. INT, an saiL premises
10 Il lien 0hiy On aud ha acres That III,
Interest VI Iuhn Granrr. Ia .Nl.l prenit.l
bs declared IL lN ons third ii aii Inntl
except saId ht acres That the liens Il
Interests 1t defendants, &. huffman 4 IL
&. H. Mccormick n ilip., II, VI. hnrnrH
IA ftiutllrr. and q n salmon. Lr Hsssr
tainted md lliu .lsslls shpfr.t rriaa.a
from plaintiffs title mud b'ovln. liens .nl,
II, tha Inssrtt d; John tlamnr, Ii IL Ill
. IIai shr amount nAnH#@4py ~ r.Is ~
Ilainlinv Interest ffnfn taxes pill II, ii.
isnan,r hs l.sssfHef. md plainlas pttFHil
tel ~ ieie.i, th.ieIIan lhetf sIlatus Thu
Iar,il Il III all pluiasseA be male 40
tuniiux liz thr rLarua VI the reArprli,,
svnnrs nirrrtaid, "a TINT ssln ha made nit
llr proceeds auniiahis dlapessd 81 nj.
tlani iii. sill II Ml.l,Ael truner, deeuatsa
be established hni shr rpuurd III pfuH
iliervof IN Howard euuniy rvslfi. NJ Jun,
tern isi7s bH isHtnlsi Aid declared Viii,
all nad will by recorded A. sei firth IL
tile p.liilnl,. nAd n. ssssing III plaintiff
ind u.ix ndanis The respective insulssl,
sl.ev~ sus fnr.h and other proper ralisf
And that nnl~ss ,eA appear tharsso ana
defend bsfure noon u ths second day 81
NV nest term IN thp saiA upnrt Apl,uinle,
~ bs piL II tLe Court tlauss IN MI.
county. commencing Gh The 9TH day 81
March ib15. youY dstault will ls snierra
md ! Judgment rendered against ,ni
thereon, III accordance With The prayer VI
Aaij petition
itil Aiiy tyr Plaintiffs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

I.nAissnn's MUSICAL NnnIn. The
january number III thla fnynlite
Musical Monthly begins TIN fifteenth
yearly volume. lld Ii MI unusually
attractive number. III. musical
contents include Colleen Ayniin." Il
charming n.w song and chorus rs
Max Werner. sweet Dreamer one
II a. y. hnli,nn's beautiful spnRa
Fly Awny Nniup." w chn@. klnkrl
and arhnntnm ruotstprA,' twu easy
md pretty riano pieces for young
players, "song III the Angelo, Ly 81
.nnge, ii brilliant md SNOWY rnlnpo.
elton which Will rlcnAe every Fppd
plano player Al this music Mnilld
e.@l i.ia,4ls ~1tDtl In usual form. h,tl
II cnn III ollflnel In thc january
number nf thc Mnsirnl ulllfnunl,
Il, cents. besides tho music, thor.
IL Il lnrps amount III interesting
reading matter including IN. music
nj ncwa from Nil parts u thc country
Now IN n good tiine ~ subscribe. ntit
no musical person ahonld h. without
tho Musical World, For tlbO l. vii
b. sent QUO yrnr Ia amy nddrcHr
Published by \. Dralnntd's honr
Cleveland, u,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

s.omc Idea III the kind Of eonsel.n.
eca railroad companies have enn bc
got from the fAet TINT the Reading
Ruilrnna In Pennsylvania charged
tho Stint. Al3WN, inll fnrr md freight
for transporting soldiers aud theii
stores over TINT roa,l which were
snnt III prevent thu roaI from bsinp
destroyed by rioters. II would tn,
railroad companies To incite tlois
naaln~, their property NJ thnt rnin,--
Dubuque TeiegrHIh
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

The standard remedies FIR MI Diseases
III tho lungs ~. hsnnsrt'a Pulmonts ryr.
nr. SenkArk Il Zen Hrpi Tonic. md
k.nrseks Mandrake l'ills, md lf ,Akeh
before tho iungh nrr fst.fnyetl they efiru,
Il speedy cure To ihr*., medicines IN.
! ~. Sehentk, II philadelphia. nN.A h'v
nnrivaiIel kureesr lii the trrt.'ne NJ ri i Nj !.
npnnry si#ensps. The tu'iaunip Nirnp
iipenn liz morbid maissr IN ilv lnrA. ~.
insr thfuss II nfs ~ IN eaHy rNfff'nfeilpft,
ma lle patient Inns f.'lei finn III pletlfut
ing cough. The Mandrake islls nuss W
freely rsp,l III visan#r nnd siluttilair ihi
stomach md liver. ihW, fenlese I'LL ahAlruc.
iIonA. relax The nal i,lai.lsi aud slaft shp
I'LL. freely. niul In lisst Il aanh telfassi
srherehs ara Mod Iunl. VI gentle
rtiruian, md alternatives the alAnli ~ ellsll
II w composed mines Will, sifr iOnI aud
prevents kauring. II ASSISTS liz 'ilr.s'iun
isy ienIny ny ihr r'nmavh II 4 lsrs lflt RIM.
Iit,n. ~ That iAa fs.nll nnd lila l'iilAnntr
SYRUP Mill mike vuad Llnei. then ilis lungs
,al, md thu rsiirnt will surely PIT veil
II catc ii takri II rvo.i fresh rall Pull
Lirsciifns As~cmp.hy each prsrsrailun.
All wl,Hs Wish 10 consult i,r, trhrnsA Iser.
sanaIly. run do m n his principle aelcs.
ehrIer NJ slAih md Arch hss. philaisl-
tlia, sv,ry Monday Letters I" H. above
address. asking advioe, answered free 81
charge.
s.irnek'a Me,li.lnes are aoll }, al
l,rn. rls,s. iab,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

Frank Cram.r Il Peter cranvr, Plaintiff,
Va.
John trainer. J. I Gre. & Aul.nlas a 70
4. ". ~. 4 Mccormick, 4. H. M.
fs,rmlek Urc,. u. ". llnrnes, w
stro,hrr, {. a. salmon, Margaret llaw.
ard anil others. Defendants.
IL lhr Defendants Ahnye Named
iun nre hereby notified thai there IA
m ole In shr oiticn NJ thn clerk u the .ir.
cult us,ift, III md fnf sle county III Inv
hld state Ut lava. mn answer mil Gro 4
prtit lan.oi TIN nbase nameL defendant.
Margaret lIuNaid, ciaining ef John ira.
MFR md Peter faMef the Hnin III ssln %
nnd interest thereon n viz per cent ffpln
March IN is7r and costs, Tint tho sa,ne
La declared il lion and charge ON the NJ |
heeti ~, ~. 40. tanea IL, West 9th +,
H., In ilswArL county. Iowa. pflvr 10 my
liens, claims ~ chnlEus u any " the above
Lampi tlcfenaanta, and That tho llens o.
Interests u #ald par.ins In And 10 said isnil
be declared junior and inferior thefeio
mi ether equitable relief
AIl TINT unless yon appear thereto md
offend before nUon II thn second lay ei
/ The nest term III tho said cnttft appointed
to Ii. held nj tho court House In snid eoun'
| u. communicating On Inn Ath day III March
Ira. ysur default will he catered and i
Judgment rendered against yuu thereon,
III accordance with tia prayer VI SAID pa
iiiinn.
q, NJ BROOKS.
1911 Auy. for MarYsfe. Howard
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

we were exposed lasi week to Y
rs,ilrss storm. TINT wet rur feet hilll
stockings. una indeed cur person
all over iii furt Mc took Il cracking
cold. Which hroneh, sore ihsoai aud
severe symptoms nf fever Ill Eapa
wife asserted hrp Authority, plunged
cur feet III hot water, wrapped II w
hot blankets, and sent Cur faithful
son for bottle " Ayers Cherry
l,rtoral. II Il IL splendid medicine
pleasant "a tnke nnd did III. Job,
We plep' ,oundly through 'hr hiish,
and uwukr well thu n.Sl morning
WI know wo nMr our quick ireus
cry 10 the rpetulnl, md rlull not
hesitate to recommend II 60 all VIII,
need such ii medicine 1.hnara,'o
1rrasl Presbyterian.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

Dr. !. G. AVER 4 CO lewsll, MasA,
lss,''s r., "T II, ss s.'E.s ssst as
WVETW M
RENEWED

Tins standard article 3 cosnpoaA.b
nj With uso grsAlsst oAss.
In effects are % WonalCrlAl anA -
satisfactory NJ ever.
II restores gray Or Md MR. - -
Youthful color.
1t removes nil MupllonA, it1AlA0
anil .landruH. II Rivos The NOD :
cooling. soothing sensatlon q gsoAe
comfort, .nsl Vie scs.lp b. u -
becomes Willie and cloAn.
~ it, tonic properties II rcstCrs1
j tic capillary glands 10 their normal
yivor, preventing badness, and ssAk-
I iug tl,s hair prow Thick anil stroMg.
! Al n dressing. nothing Inns bo<a
found 20 cilecsll4L or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M.n., State AssAyss
or Massachusetts, says, THE coss-
s.Itnenta nro pure, and carefully -
lpciei for excellent quality ; and !
consider II tho BssT pR1SAaASsoe
ios III intended purposes
pslee. Ono Oo10ass
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

liz Circuit Court for Howard 70 Iowa.
a,an.i i'ross., Plaintiff,
Va Mater
JOAN ~ Jtnes and Msrsaf,t ! l.uu isis
iphes, defendants.
Ta EeatdAnts Move shMei
i0a NJ hereby 6ullht | iias there sill
,n ltbfnAfy alA laf- III I'LL tn HI NtAaa
IN tle sseih II thp ir,nlt taaatl in Gha
rsr Tie county of Howard state IL lnwa il
petition ~ Tie Plaintiff abose named.
eiaImint III jnhu N joiner. ihr sum If
rive hundred anti tifFy Dollars md awc,tv
Mn pent. ~ nuney dne. With Attorney
',rs, ~ hvp esfiain rrnlnlssaly nag.s
ma,la iiy him slatsd Jul, liih lnjf, wlsA
inNf.t, naitl petition also aaks The tore.
closure ~ i Mpf'.nFs maha y secure
sail notes
And thai unless you appear thereto nhfi
trfend before mon ~ tllo fFrnAI Hay u
The neAi term III The anal tantt arf.intesl
II. ha held iii the louFt House ~ soil
county. commencing Oh the I'll, lay II
March, 1878 your lefauit will b. uttered
and Judgment rendered against YIN there
on Iii accordance With tLs PRAYER VI ALL
petition
i4A Atty for siainiisl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

The inpitnl nEnts III tie "hlapsls
shtfi" n, wsrapels over the attitude
II linssA toward Tie south nnd tic
hAth mnnrs democrats reminds ~
II The man who attempting - 90
away frem Il rni.llp hons. il, sl,l.h
hn hnl hern tatrsirT without rt,inl'
hss lill. attached u rope 10 III laf
gage anil 1T Il down frnm window
IL the ground The landlord ss,lnE
i, AZ II approached tho terra iirmu
took hold ot II. cxclnin,inr 10 the
man nj tho othrr end Ut the rope
snll right, I've got IT," When these
bloody shirt fellows were Installing
Hayes Into IN cnlcc hc was not
elected to. a happier vet os mor,als
was never scen. Int when tho south
said "all right. we've got him"--wcl
We fofb car.