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ism and discriminating isce 81 tho people, snf 'an .
~ 1904 she COlstluurB aud OIL ~" ancnfnirrfs
hereto the faundai 1r ANA Indication % az ih"
~atsst o. nycinuinB and he - tfr liberties
fin.f IGNORED pr ncIsr, 90 IN party snd i.H no 90
backward Chst fe. fsrkfr - act ~ Z Rep. l.
y. IN fnah inH win tFlbss al
dis. ynialnr BE gGd ar rng them from 40
a'r r. nfics nrg.iiy ID haHI. % rasti
ire r.yrpgc on pbshit,uig for wren ncfncfrai"i
upfn atai by to- isruanhs a. Adm.astraii'n.
a. TEE psn cratic party mirt3.nf th't iie mai
evil power ~ nn thinys l. drnic. D. de.
n.rd right 80 ire F.ffr Am ration O. Hrcp on
faDi. Eer~rai cNrcnsr, stand ~ army 10 nfndr
pol ideal guf 20 control toe people -
L' POLLS, t0 protect a1i cn"slragr fraudulent cgnpt
fe votes f-fudHir1t-. 'e- fnc 'lFsl 81 law,
y candidate who has been dsff.fed ~ fho
polls hy lawful majority buta or thc rcOplr ana me
Electoral College - provided Dg the Constitution
III Tat rho ght az free ballot ~ the great RIGHT nf
the American reOplc-thc rIEht prescfvativo u ali
Ofher rightsand the only ~ reforming abusea.
The OF military a. The polls and host OF hire
hng officials who claiming the power Of arfcstng and
impTi- voters witbout warrant or hearing. de-
-trnYs all freedom NJ elections and ONerthrns thr very
foundation OF srf-gOverbiscn We call anon al good
citZ to assist In preserving Institutions from tie
tructon nv tne~r imperial methods ~ supervising the
night Of suffrage aud coercng tie pppnlar viii. keeping
the TO The bgOtboN open and free rs Ii
fathers.
w. We demand the strietsst ccOonmy In the manage
of the lfirs ~ the Government National. htate
aud County. We arrAign thc Republican party ~ tho
stsfe wascful aud corrupt appropriations Of the
have been enriched ~ the eIprnec OF the taKpsying
people Of the STATE. Wo demand that this system Of
abuse and usapprOpr alton OF the public fnnds shall
cease and cail upor all good citizens, without re-
gard To former party affiliations. 70 AID ~ In hurting
from power tho party that has long abused the trusts
rcpOscd In thcIa.
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Special Noilces

No one would an feeding infant beef mutt
ton h hzrly less destructive
lido aslu's Food tor infants l.
prepared bo readily assmiated by tho youngest child
forming the Only reliable substitute tor mothers milk
Drngststs sell II evefy where
Nsrvoas medical sssag nyus ssrs,
lectures delivered kans Mtssun OF Anstony, New
and cure OF premature deone snowing n
dlspuE,Oy lost health Do resAno aIOfing ctesr
the imyenoats 10 anI tls irett az D.
anu doOty being e result 81 20 years AZ
Secretary. kAHN's Mnseum. BSs BroilSay Vow. YORK
Post Ddce NstIoe.- ii1s
SATURDAY, september - 1919, VIA Gloss AZ tnt oh'e On
Via lmssnstows; WEDNESDAY, AZ eS0a ~. for Europa
by Gala QuUostlWl correspondence lJf
France specially aidresseil and Ia a. for
France drrct by steamship Labrador via Hsyr9s on
THURSDAY. 10 for Ireland ID steamship CITY 81
Montreal sDOndeucs for Great 5utan
for Earepe w steamship FrsA wa Plymouth ChcrDo1rs
Ani Hamburg, SArC kDAf al 80 n IN, TOR Germany.
&c Oder Southampton AMI bf0msn tcSrre
spOgO brsln the Continent must De-
Addressed. AMI al - Tor kuTof,, ~ steamship
un.nic correspondence tot Germany
scotland be- specially dIo,srl aad ~ l. or
by steamship Ethiopia, GLASGOW. The
Brems1 MY The mails i0F AsD.n
Pscinc Port cave New ora aeptonlDer w
TIE mails foe Havana vow YORK Sopsrniyn IL iAo
mails for IIayti, Savan' GrytoSn aad fou Amol
lesVs N@w- forg septer lS shs mails Tor Newfoundland
leave Nsw.York SEPT y The mails Tor Ine Mos IN
de. and Polio Ticu New-fOrk september IS. inc
man, Tor Australia 80. san ftsncsscO sopteuOsr 20
Tie Tor Chai anl Japan eayesan BaacscO october l.
rHDs. T.. A -. Postmaster.
Post Omoe. New-YOrk sept snbor s 1879.
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TIE BRIDGAP0RT MURDER rRLfL.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Sept. l1.-ln Bucholtz's
trial to-day. a. sorse G. sullson, druegis OF South
Norwalk identified the hair-brush. diary, pistol and
keys picked up ScLultes body on the sunday after
the murder. Tho keys lifted two trunks In schu tc'5
room and his from chest.
Henry o KONG. a reporter TIE Stats zciiuHg
stated THAT Buchotz. 40 conversation wfh hin tho
9th of nuary. said De icrch'r the $500 because
be- die not % In his possession during me inquest
ne accounted fOi is possession hy saying fhat lun
had it IN him on the night of tine muI.tr whi.o
walking MP the track
SO gfried Crime valid testified That BuchoiH told him
Schultz rch man mad carried money in bis coat ;
Rucholiz suggest running IN win -cinie cont ien-
tIled The watch which was found as schuite's.
At the afternoons session. after two three unim.
mort ant wincssca to state cIled Ernest Slfk. vhO
figuring In the light or one ~ Pnkcrt0u' men. narrated
story OF bis NE with Buchoiz On i. Tic 'arilu
COME Son- of tue batter, and the recovery about
$4,000 OF Schultz money. lie occupied toe stand nm.
q the hour OF adjournment, the direct evidence loe
being completed.
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ha. the Tammany Hall delegation would
Give its hearty support To the rest OF tho
Ecket while II would not support Governor Robin
Al, VAS greeted with a storm of cries and hiss>S.
A. the TamBssy leaders turned to go their fol-
,or,., lcapea "a their feet with fierce hnrrsh, and
,he retreas hecsa. Tan,many sympAthizers IN the
all,rcs and ia tho coDvcn cheered the retiring
crowd and ;hoy checrcd again and again IN reply.
There WAS Kissing. and words of abuse we're ban
died about ut The delegation finally fought its
way ont, and disappeared.
All business was interrupted while this historic
holt Toy such il IS likely Ia be- progress but
when n was over the empty seals we're speedily
filled ,ae convention soon resumed lts normal
aspect
The roll was called. inclrd,ng the names of tho
Ncw-Ycrs delegation, ard Governor koNnsOh re-
sibo result wa- declared. and the weared conven-
tom gladly took a recess until night.
rug TICKET COMPLETED
To members o. the convection were slow in as
sembhng in tina evening. Whom they did proceed
IN hnslne,s there wa n rrrstly diminished attend
orco and a Ike decrease in the enthusiasm.
Fx-Coucre=emsn George NJ. B-che moved to pro-
coed 10 The nomination of a Lcuten Governor.
MIR. Pcokham desired to move for tho adj
mission of the Anh-rammsny Delegates from
New-York, hut Mr.. Beebc would not give
Wy. lie was stu persistent for harmony
md opposed all efforts during thc evcning
H. rccocnze T3mmauy's opponents. ms ~ Que
stag ct rrcceedlng. ~ inc"n-~i eN gree
man Reeves. ~ suffolk that be accused Mr. bcroe
81 b.,Dr a Kelly man. hut MI Beebe promised to
10 all he could 10 defeat Tammany Hall.
There wss silence IN the convention f"r some tlme
after Mr.. Reebcs motion WAS carried. and II DSgah
a. ol, rs II there was no person ANXIOUS 10 make
nomination for Lieutenant-G Governor.
Mr.. Faulkner finally came - the rescue ana
,e~.el ClarFson y Potter. of N-w-Ycrk, asking
that tine nomination be made by reclamation,
10 which thcre were loud responses Of
"Nor IL was evidently the purpose
1T me majority 20 nOmlnstc Mr. Potter. and no
other name being presented, il was made unani-
nous. -
The rest ~ the State ticket was completed hy re-
nominating the present = ate officers, though not
without some slight conflict and much debate.
Some rortsue business was transacted. aud ~ WAS
resolved not to rive 1ammany Hall the preference
in future contesfs IN conventions. PANT cries LOT
Fellows were heard, but as The hail was already
empty The convention adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12
NEBRAsKA DhM0CR4TIc CONTENTION.

NOMINATIONS FOR THE JUDICARY-IHE USE OF
The ARMY TO INFLUENCE ELECTIONS DE-
SoUNcED-A "FRAUD" PLANK.
LINCOLN, Sept. 1.-The Democratic State
Convention met hero yesterday. The Hon. John
Carrigan was elected chairman. and n. W. swails. OF
The Fremont Herald Campbell, OF 5arpy, and Reed. Of
Rionsrdson, secretaries.
Eger Wakely Of Douglas. was nominated for Supreme
Judge
tas were dominated for Regents OF the University.
The judicial district nominations follows Ist
District W. p. Conner, Judssi lid District j. W. Saw
ago. rcnomnsted; Iyth District, W. H. Munger. nOmi-
nated by acclaim alton. The lid, With and With Dis
trcts did not nominate
The folio wing platform was adopted
l. Tho Democratic party Of Nebraska. In convention
reposng It's the intelligence. patriot
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poliiical Nollres.
IIea siquarters III

Ieadauarter. Eighteenth Assembly District Repubn.
can 200 gton ke gular meeting this
tFridayD evening" September ~, 1913. ~ -
BERNARD BlGLIN, President
JAS NJ TURNER, secretary.
Nineteenth District lie publican Cornell Club A meet.
Ing bs thls evening al
. IN and viii be addressed by
HON. ANsOS q. NoCOOK,
HON. ISAAC DAYTON,
HON n. @. 0EpNEY
William saiel socrstsry Chat o . spencer. Preslnt
xxIst Assembly DisIriet Rsplbnsan Associate .n.Ihe
rr-f regular will Pc held az th Avenue Hail.
per ms friday evening, Ioock.
A. j. DIrrENHOERER. President
RonEgr O. N. FORD secretary.
The Cerueii aud sskins Campaign Club OF the xxiss
AssrnD ly VII atoy .iter tbs
~ % thu house OF the Hon.
Alsazo Cornell Last s1ds. headed 0raaulAs full
baud. ... -. -
IRAAK D. AALILA. Secretary.
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TIE TRANSACTIONS IN DETAIL.
SAMRs or NE PERMANENT OiFiCERs-IHE sfAlL
COMMITTEE.
lsESERAL PRESS DIsPATcH.J


SYRACUSE, n. Y, sept. 11.-lhe Convention
Wa cal ed 10 order about 10 - NJ today WIN NIX
Jacobs IA the cnair. The chairman announced that
many Delegates without seats, and called on All
persons who were not delegates 10 retire fom the Moor
Cries were heard from tho gallery Put out the Tan
many roughs" The Chair requested the police to ie-
move FROM The gallery amy man who should insult any
member OF this convention
The intruders falling T. their seats, the CHAIR
again appealed TO Them SAID that nthey would not
rere his only resource would be TO clear the BODY Of
the hall and readnit only those holding delegates cA
etc; The delegates must DO protected IN their rights
lapplauscl; he saw a dozen ia front OF him whom
lie knew and VINO not delegates.
Ar. BeTgan. OF jefferson, from the Committee on Gre
dentals reported ~ favor ~ seating the Peckhsn mem
ters nom Albany, The 0Brien members from DUlchess
County, the Mclaughlin members from Kings County,
the Tammany Hal mombers. including tie XXIVh
District, beaded by q. Courtney Nswl Ork (tbe
Irving all delegation retng from the IN order
10 AVOID any cause for Iammany Hall refusing 70
port The ticket. the Gaynor members from Onondaga-
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N1RRIER.

REORGANIZATION wednesday. September 10. q, ST
Lukc's Episcopal church, Clntonaye. BIup1Yu hy no
Rev :. W. Her ~ sfci hy fhe Roy. J. W @n1rk. -.
gland. To Alflpttc n
eldest daughter Of Edward NM 4 Br0oklYn SO cards
UANslDND-HARDY-On We~inesdqv evening sep rmbcr
TO- 40 the l .nc. " the Drlrs father hy the W.
Bancroft y Of BTlosiYu. tho Row John D. Hammond
OF Atlanta. Ga, aid Lydia "a. l., daughter or Henry G..
Harry, 10 Nrsr AUlA. No ards.
KIM AIL-IITLI-At PalnGed. A. j.. wednesday sep.
TENDER 10. ~ tee brides =. w.
B cst Dr the Rev. J. G.. Bis samuel T. hiAbau ami
l.mma q. iiilL
RADFORD- spEAR-At aiulod. a. T.. on September J.
D. The ee. *. T. hctcau, Robert IT, Kdlorl 30 Alo h.
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the Warner members from Orleans. the Murphy mem
hers from Rensselaer, County.
Mr.. Reeves OF suffolk. from the Committee Perma-
sent Organization, reported the following for perna-
nest officers OF the convention by tho unanimous
curronce of The mbcrs oil the committees:
Iresident-J. c. Jacobs.
We Presidents =. Ialer. J. Delmsr T. c. Thursby
IA. Graham. DcnHis QUINN. Thomas Shiels. J. W.
Gunizer. 4 Wa.tiL. NJ Drugheriy. +. d. SpinoIa, f.
Blessiul VIM T. NOlicT. T. b. Osborne. g. II. Wciant,
Joseph Bucksiew. NJ. Dechanty. a. A. Nash. John
1iensn j. q Br;dsCs. u. q. Hackrev Robert Y. r0Vn-
.end n. She herd " T. Grams Il. D. Il o., w. Allen.
c. g. PomorOy, o. T. LsytiiY q. = walker. s. V. Lat
ser. N. Cooper. :. b. PGrdy, George Chambers. l..
Morris.
Sccrcfrri,s Heading, ". H. Quincy Recording L. Z.
Grin b. j. Lamont and II. u. TalCott-
assistant Secrctarcs-I. T. Vaughn. II. Mcitzcer. ID.
McN~utiA Ii. J.. Guch. 1. 4. Grady, IL, Nctman. II.
Il. Messtngsr g Ceuiad. J. III. OIIara, j. A. Flick,
a. fLVin, n G. FoskeY. l.. Austin. II. l.. Kimbcr, G.
HsrieBburgh. A. Uliue W. ". slater, A j. b. Ross c.
+. Msrgn J. Van Vrsrgib. c. ". Brown. ~. r.. Morse,
W. T. Warren IL: -. Welien. A T. Ney. r. Quinn, X.
Talbot, j. {. Bartlett. W. III. Collins.
1ke report adopted unanimously.
Mr. Faulkner. o. Livingston offered resolution re-
Guet;ng the delegates from the Congressional
D!etrcts To select their respective members of
the Stale Committee. and IT, IN any majority
could not sgreo upon s member TO report Tie facts to
the convention for It's action. Adopted.
The respective delegations named tner state Commit
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To get rid of fever and ague intermittent
or remittcnt svrr Dr. -. Jsynrs Agn" Mixture. a
standard remedy that acts quickly and cares thorough
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lsI-G. II. Bechiol.
lid.-Wm. ID. Needer.
Iili.-W. a. Fowler.
lsta.-Francis Moan.
Nth.-li. 4. GunbletOn.
NItn.-P. ". Rhodes.
Niish.-E. -. Galc.
Willis. J.. Nichols.
lXia.-Frrd'k Smyth.
A,n.-I. l.. Fritncr.
Xllh.-Augtstus Schell.
NIlir.-E. &. Nelson.
Ntllgh.-JOhH O BiiUn.
4lVth.-l.cwis Beach.
NVth.-Nm. J. Russell.
XNith.-Daniel Manning.
VIM = a Ef,unnn
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MIDNIGHT WEI TIER REPORT
TnsieGiions.

For the MIDDLE Atlantic States, warmer clear partly
cloudy weather castery winds, yeering 90 southeIy,
failing barometer
For New-England. warmer. clear or partly cloudy
weather variable winds. mostly southeriy rising ba-
rom.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept. IL. A. m.-The movement
in the barometer during the clear and partly cloudy
weather Yesterday regular. The temperature
ranged between 800 aud 74o. the average being 2i'
higher han Wednesday. Tho amount OF moisture IN
the arge The barometer generally nigh tfron III
the country but storm o. slight energy central
In Wisconsin. Rain has fallen I'm The Northwest, Upper
Lake region aud the West Gulf states.
Warmer and Gle lr amt parity cloudy weather. possibly
followed late In Ia day by threatening weather, may Do
expected this city and vicinity to-day.
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XVIifth. W. 4. Smith.
XlXth.-Biank.
XNfh. 3. ". Buol.
\NIs;.-BlnnK.
NNlif.--BiAnk.
XNIlIJ.-C. X. Grannie.
XNlVth. III. Pouehsr.
NNVth.-E. J. MOwrey.
XANIth.-Blank.
XXVliih.-L.B. Faulkner.
XNNnitl.--E. n. Apgar.
NXiytE.-D. Is. Hi.
XXAsh.-Wm. Purcell.
XXAlst.-l:.A. Max Neil.
XAXlId.-C.K. Nci.wcn.
XNAIiId.-Blank.
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TRIpuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
~ lHOURs: Morning. Night B,R.
80 rs sGiolf1gi 3 5 gf1fu3fncUs q
q rsI-7.s'T7gTs TT Z : T-,ryTsrl sos
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rssnasr,n
perP.icaAr i'apa' % .sr "a -
preceding ndnign
M ladnG ocskea &c lJcl-ai
tue variation. IA Temperature
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ROBINSON DULY NoMINATED.

SO tho chairman declared Lucius Robinson 10 be The
nOmnoo Tor Governor. lChecrs.l -
Mr.. Cowen moved that tho nomination be made unan-
IInous wbch carried VITA TWO ihree objections
recess then ordered until 1880 O'Clock Tonight
TIRE REST or TIE TICKET.
The convention was called 10 order at $40 O'Clock.
There materially diminished audience, bOth III the
galleries and on the q ,or.
ON potiou of Mr. Beebe # was ordered that tho
veutIo pruceed to the nomination of candidate for
LicuteBani-liOyt inOr.
Nh. Faulkh"r OF Livingston, presented the name OF
CyrL.ni y. Potter ot Wrsiohc-ter. He Wa assured b.
tbat ,,.uit.f that II the convention should nominate
nm that aonon would ais approval. lilo eulogze
lin - f.lthful and capable servant: VINO had
louolrd every st.injn Dich &c had nIcd lie moved
that the nomination be- made ly scelsniation.
Adopted VITA single " NO" tChecIs.
Tho following officers tHen nominated formally
though not without conflict they all being renomina
i0ns:
Secretary y Siae-Aen c. Beach, Of Jefferson.
Controgcr-Frederic p. Olcott OF New-Y0rk.
Treaurer-James MackIn, of Dutches'.
AitOraey- GeHea-Augastus schoOnInakeT, jr, OF u
state Eng.nser-Horatio Seymour. Jr.. of Oneida.
MOTION To SEAT ANTI-rAMNANY.
Mr. Peckhsm moved preamble and resolution seat
ING in tue convention the Anti Tammany delegation
from NewYork City As the regular delegates.
Mr. Beebe opposed this as unprecedented and iad-
vised this convention could not make deega these
were made by constituencies whenever the conven.
any other than delegated representatives 1t arned
itself into mob the convention had al.
ana 10 seat else in their place to stuty
tie Convention Itself. He moved ID lay the pending
resolution the table.
Mr. Morris OF Kings, also argued that the convention
had ed the regular OF
tie SewYork Democracy and that action could not DO
rstraeed II would have bad effect for the convention
Mr. Peekham asKed leave to withdraw the resolution.
IN Differences 20 tbs objections made.
Mr. Beebe insisted on bis NOTION and the resolution
~ IA hid ON the table.
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JOHN KELLY FOR GOVERNOR.

TrH r,VMAS1 DYIEcAris To SYRACUSE FOL

TrE riVMASf DYLEGAris To SYRACUSE roLD
I1TIR OwN CONvrSTIoS ~ 9HAEEsPTAIE
HhJr-ROBfSsON I'D TT DEBATED.
The TAmmany delegates who bolted from
the Syracuse Convention under the lead
of John Kelly and Augustus Schel
yesterday. retired to the Vanderbilt
House for consultation. In the evenins
they held convention At Shakespeare
Hall, of which David Dndlcy Field was
chairman. Mr. Dorsheimer moved the norni-
nation of John Kelly for Governor. which
was carried by exclamation. Nh. Kelly made
a speech, in which he said that Governor
Robinson would he defeated.
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NJ I,aglrHs III tla laws IN lirniih IN VA sipIAl.
ilsfHi W. eAhi,nt Expect III make Old Loii.s ]
HUI that tin span VI .Airinnee allotted inA mt
n1alls dslluAfe constitution. III niie al,irli ha-
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l.ngsle,nsi. n 8 fact ~ xIl.sh v. l,a,r Jail,
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nFtsu.~ H,Hau tiauI.liilkasl, thu invalid
#t'sr course ~ fha Hitsnf~. fstlH that hIT liz
s.iiatu n ~ loligef t,e preHaliu,i. thiliA thai u
wan that b. ilis, .rt eiij"s ''sr..n Old aao.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-10

Prot. Melpnr, tho blu-s and string
bandit, WA. interviewed ilis morning
hs n man WIN wanted situation In the
. l, .Wha' can \, y", play" "sked
ndllin'. In, II ,un want wind stuffed
into eornet ~ wind belt.,l on, ~ i
bslns drum. I'm yonr oyster.s H. wa,
engaged t'i,y,nia (ker. Chronicle
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-10

SENATOR I,hi,f. ~ Mississippi. on
ju,r IN i ldRl, degree the respect u hi'
brother SENATORS. llis appearance !,
prepossessinu, His complexion isroilce
eolorcd. liz dresses very we'll. hut mi
fnppisl,ly, H. Ii MI unusually intclli
gent looking man, " modest and nnns
Stunning. Anl never participates Hi I'll.
debates unless they IN some way nileel
TIN interest III lis state.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-10

tMrOMrANr NssTIt9.~Fas~ssAss ea0s'
isss era uthsss 80 r~sSAAss m s~msds srsai = ~
rusiAA vkNnftAN LtNlMkNf, ~ NJ esvs =
IN, sssA ptArAssA, pts~rsss, ORA Cssss end -
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-10

would ,ise our yoir. " advise all people EVERY
NlMrr III W.T. vi uneu a lDtiI.t " J1hH@na.
InDdym LsHitu,nH A. n preventive III dllh
thuriA. Iieh,pnls. congestion and ~ dangerous
tlifuKs and lung diseases iis saiu. |. pfitth..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-10

G@hTAls parties have ls'en FIR years n0odins
tia country with LtuaaH packs ~ hufA. anil
eAltin pDwIars NItinh An utterly worthless.
Ippn's ln deceived hy ihun, kisrllan'~ Ir,N
ny ~css .is re-, .,isiiy pure H., A. a's 's very
powerful
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-10
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-10

arnuotns. t19p .1sMlesaeeM" ltal =" 1ptuaeaa
eal s..s + ss..1s ~ 1870. "a sss I
90 as ar 0pss.tss lg.lasIan but !ss ssns.ss aNd
asu capital he vaglus Performances. The 1AAl tutea
ara JusaNilea.