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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05
~ The Isul,lir.

1hare II III uII ntInvr whipi, t,.utia
something llkn ihia, There l,pum
Among thieves, A. livery Miller Il
considered HahptnIly. Il iiief, ilut
tn ndDge should nnun IN llny III
md about il,ls tlnne. Wiei mil
~ trrDriH ~ ,lln Inv, dirty, trick ~
going Among Iisnf isnlDrs, md utter.
Ing faIs1 reports about Dttlet mile, In
Otdrf ~ ,Iisposc VI Ills hnur. dprr
nat bhov very WILL for his pMu brand
~ Avuf, Anil my article that viii
uui Atui,d III ~ moiies aunupi lya
fDrnnd lltun iiW iunrk~t I'hrie nr,,
iuiilnfs Who tlnyn made II n rlaetui
busjhnss informing dantntH ii, pui
-four iLui Tiny n1.i uDi drInni M.
On IA fur my t,iptr, ~ liz mill hns
doHml. MN ! wau' ~ say ~ dnnI.
rls and f,tnUfs TINT ~. Mill hps mi
banp elD~nd. nui Ii is moi liable IL
~, W. mr. dining IN osrt,rnn0
b',sinarv, and fat1Uots n.ed nat hive
my dO,llu ~ ~ getting what
rsrllnUH1sl ~ tjDnr. provided II !. III
proper condition II ihrse stories
mr. repeated without my fnei IL
sipppOtt them, / VIII ~ rOinppIIeI IL
give the Da,,,ss ~ ths parties 10 whom
] tefet,
TLltt Y, kvsDsIt,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

t'Di ttfiy f,ysijy ,vlri,pi rueu,Di,ets
IN y stt,tn' M, separating p,nh lnypr
With f1ast, gtrvo lnaYe~, md aprtg
~ swsst fpDuj ryW Dfrt ih,m Il
t,totj1 ,,,atlp w bDtIInH tlu' md u
baif ~ sDt IN n gHttU II SITTER, nUi
y lat,ls saposH,t't ~ euy. mn pgpper;
only tas u ao'1ln ~ u boil iHep II pr,
faefDy sDDd bpfoyu putting II Dstr ~
ensIi'i,,,sts, "Dtaf MI with rrniy
irHsps, Dp' u 0iaan Djapa ~ i,Hj,s
~tdj HHb a Mt0k ~ TIP n ktDp ljpa
fyrD0,'Ars dDw0 'I,ey VII fa,D.4ns,
i,e si,Vt,ity ae'd, AsI ~ teady f1,t u.n
IN 'tfse wsst1 THIS II il Holland
f0AIt,H,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

'iH " III III iHis WI, NJ III
a "a y il III iss MN hssfi III
maaiHaYe wl'l NlsA NaNrl i ~ 81
kNh gha, III ~ Mnih4 AHfl III
ha1 aHfAH ia IT, III III ga
tishis llitsAsti III Ilanl FflHfNa slil
.i1h uinHfsn sla 49, NHA HitNgHasal
hs N Il Inptsit s'Hrnrr, a','ht AsAi.
nnti MI M n iAgit, WI tine lsAatl,
ilA 'hr nstnntt IN gttetuftsWa,. II.
INV ~ nlhs Il rtHHH tssYrtgnh veA
ritHt ut TIL " Aitivrtt IN HI ttftsf
inuthtt thu stnnnia writ isaail.
fulls illan,ihHhst With t'hlnsss Ian.
lFins 4 HlHif,ftN wHstiss'l ] sahtita
lhp ifrHas Fiffi Nh tgunts lWnile -
lasvh t'antlhts nntll n ln'V hnut III
,hr mntlv ~ lirf ltivkhsnlk innd
the lHhhs Nrtv handsomely
tp,.ai. atsi ali thu ntrWin.nrn,s IN
W. nsraslnr w.rs IA rsuusi ta+tv, 49,
u.str tri.vraIh
Tlsn ft,llnva halt culnmn II flh.
,yre annmetatIhR thu ptessnts Tint
wcss tessIssl. witch W. ate pnmlhll
81 n unit, Mr. link u n #al,aman
N Hayward shn~ Rsufr w thlsrIae,.
ani, with hi hfiilr. will III vn.ri,
nnl hnnI'll, welcomed lns'lra.u.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05
q, n TuIllEEIgs SPECIALS.
uwHeIrs4s ~ Ladies.

WI. nav bun ,gHDidr ~ intend III
'lpif d,l'fsH snillp MI petIUIl.m atpI
Ine. lgsr found Warner Nufr
kthiitt asl tlssfltige ii nysl friend
" NUT lining purely vr4etn,,ie
compound u',i continuing ali liz ~.
.ii!,e'''s ~ rnffy IN it,pna NJ poser
\ nnE b"1nf',r niitrr4utly popular.
UO'lt'Y n,p summer respectfully, II II
y Ae!lntH preventative IN liz sItiiu.ts
o"a Kidney. Liver a,M rUuafy trout.
Ne Incident II tDa ssnADu, All .ltnp.
HDyfs sNtl u, md nDDH rapppf flAt. i,
vvrtrn bHslil 1nD aGOid ~ bo viii,
ant ii,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05
Aslnn Correspondence.

ErItun rtsis nrNtn
a Hira, tini II snlI III 'hr loyalty
~ tlir Republicans. nnl tlr ellalayalts
~ ~" democratic putty; ihr soll,i
south AMI ilM lu,nl north INV IA
tIsc a republican rhrnhr. "suhtu.l
u. Tililnn wn8 tie bourbon 'fptupa
ny, comprehend candidate ~ il,e
'l'a.uilnl,lr ,l.nuratle party" Ia itfb
nnd carried ill., loyal nJi'll" nn,l
NuilIrifurl u. lIns~ il lun,, n',i,tn
Nri,'nl wnA liz .nnI,lu'a liz TIL
I,rih'irrn rnrls ~ - "lpyHi north. 7
aiii VITA Objected ~ thu bu,lilpS,sl
su'e IT The "splI, 4ontlt," ~ dIsiuysl
s'Hirs sraihrt republican ofy |
illn' "ihn south Ii controlled w. hae
gun, ani Quilted ly flan,l' bu' -
republican putty N'4lnf W iiatr gn'
liz benefit III 'il,r fraud"
Nnw NJ Eli'of, IT. MI nil pIle
III" blo0dy shlli.nF ~ tap u III
"it aal,u pti slt.ar democratic ult
nhd l"gnn uu,lnr republican, IT,
pa' Leans md tltanppfnta cs'h Huilh
Wrl' u'i'fr ~ Itu llah iiiu ,plrllipnI
NIT ~ thtrf ~ tu.i 1i,i'H ',N Nf
N"ii Mri,hlnr nluIlp" va AN NNrR
nNr'il it,tR diF iit,lstaf II sse'r ANS lt.
Lnn1llnF republicans ~ linV
Y NH tlt ~ you dpnt
" itouey sliI ~, him Isow Ipyh
sal,llers ftpta liz haa'l ~ FORTRESS
Npurt "islnv 90 ii Hpu,enen fnt
#uma 'lIsiM nffenae With bnlI ~
ahnlD ~ iirit ~ suW I'm Dlfis
W Fortress Mul.r ,lfatlrr slipat
wr.a from ill., pty tuhalt', nnd
setsnu III anl' urnn 'lnss ~ ati II
~ i,p aniHpflHlHas II 4apHl o.
though on ''t,,hI government
de,lnrj II nn iinHar FL lnsp Hail il
iinIiur II r.tithlliis hna pnI Il III
lDpOf ~ have iaeti Is guerrilla pliipf
Alav ttiIitI republican rule, pllI tint
lii n.ny frvm Iullgrf, anil 4aptnl.
~ liz hnftlr fun MN hns bsrn ~
ilron'd nluvu tn afnruluok ilini
fought our lhttl1a, Fhii or auliIitF,
hl or army egnlrlHloni bnsy. nDd
sent Joy ~ The liaiHr ~ liz noIIier.
whose wifi n,ri ehiiir.a II l.d nnd
luI
j seems III III liz Laai ttlrtiv ~
viii, 'lr biDo.iy al,ift, which ree,ns
~ ~ III ilna ~ p,lt atny III hpun
patriots, would liz IL sstp II atI JutI
DAYS psiileuni tvueiiftl sian tilptu
Will slfun, Iaslsn I'll II atinkpr bon
nj hnd ~eni il,e siltpy pn ,le eui,,l.
~ PIT vG il lnuk.I llnt ub.l giYe II
an inlih,, aRHi,ey, Tint fvnl years
hone III f"p,lbll.a,, putty many have
1rorn ~ sotnr,hlha III nv president,
Respectfully.
jour jn,ix.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

W. Nnui ulI oilr +iiiiAptllbts fyrly
WHERE ~ ,isn tluii inii,Irner ~ M,
1lnAM H. circulation ~ iiin I'isIs
UIALsa, ltrmr,Uirr ttr uvnnui,Drk
pui,sa II ~ Huoi, you're ~ o,ll#. fnn
mr. uIgaii DtnoDg snur niRhbDit, ~
~ homo, preparing, aaIsetthr nild nr.
tailvtilH thu Hfpilputte tll,ai,
Ylitl, III pnup1Iuh II ~ be- conduct.
81 ~ mntn ftMm HvHllald. tn pno.l,
~ ll.nD aiaona iIie Ipnplp, i'lY
pm brttfn ttofn Dus Ill after tlir
,ia,ljtli III sopp,plt lpf 7, ann
postage ntnht,,nt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

u yoli keep yOsv stomach, liver
,tt,1 kllDsts N va,fepi working of.Iet
yOn vii prevent DUd rilta by tur Tho
Kreatnt tafi ~ ttis W. That Dlyjlvt
mankind In this ~ my pen,Iyu.
T)ufe II no medicine known Tint vii
~ I'LL ~ ilutnkjy ~ sillrIy II, pupk.
80 Uji3VI rvnDt, Eilph Viii r.rius
u peIfapity uniNvui notion IL iI,nsr
Important DtVpnS without Iul1ttstIur
II TN Isi.si vlsh Your detIy duties.
No. My. yyfl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

'rhr National Ramr was played br.
ihr psentrh and cfrmn rluba III ,hia
ltlner m Nntuf,lns lnat. sm nf., nj
~Is Ru,nnH arranged fot between ,la
iwu rinba. IA. next one IL hs
played ~ Deborah un sniulasl
hrsi Ihr pnlM hut. wn~ al,lr tIu,l
~ through nnd hDsly contested ~
hoth Hl.lr., ltelpw II thu ~ofe Il.
given ~ by Nobt, l,lakn,nn. Thr
rrauIl shows DEBORAH nm nhnal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

= ttuw ~ ygu ipDnGUt, mid ii lady
II l,et filntld, ~ GppoH1 ~ halpy
upl pppI uniAIod MI tle ilunf" ~
nInH,s bgyn pHsksf's Ginger Tonic
tatdy,e Ma itW pspI,, snIid thur
paslly krpl, myself Hnl flmIIy In n0.nl
l,vnltll When | nm Weli | always fret
RODd UH,ntd," jtrai about II In Nh.
Uiltui column ,yHl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

Isubi rioIi,n aud Wiz hnsn nnn,
IL tlrekafoH. rnunIn ~ Walt ii hlpiar
" NJ rhrlnn'u. fr~ilInR with illrir
rnf, i'u there, whu IN dangerously III
with pulmonary dl4nnHp. W. ifnI
liz u,,r 80 luvri AD,l eiulistiei ~ ~
falI fpi llia sir'nrIy .i4li nanp bpi no
ruilai nwny ftoW ilafa who - tl,tp.
~ lfgg,7 ufut ,i., "A III Ipr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

t,f, 1onns n going ~ Espialh III
In astIfsa ~ few he.ts IN iho
Interest ~ Iin profession, In the
medical sall0DtH 1ni hospitals ~ TIM,
ea',,Ity, mud viii require ~ biz
ittnIJs upd patrons payment II sinI,
f''i,'s ~ fboy respectively oNe b4fDtr
going, Attention ~ this Will snyp
itaUl trouble and rDsis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

A Iuot liiruuRt, tir ground d, uuf
DBL uritd,l,G4 4, NJ itafi,n, With tllr
Htrn assortment ~ tiVp, it.4s, nov.
- NIL plnDir llthle ii, taaIiDR
ntitudahi prDps ~ tuAD,htp- fruit.
nh ilpHs,s, wonlj Dst1llt4t, u pst.pI,
WIN should h. tod Hint II lln1 aII
ptsstp 'lnr IN til pgai thirteen
t1IklIIa
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AxS Mxrv ettSD1s.

WLeI' yoD III" III et4seD II VII b. IL
tDut interest ~ rnli III it,v UrUiyI
p1ttyta M ~ thajJsint. syrr rlnif
~ VuDtttt's stDtn and prui,l,U, itIyae
- ~ tatfs m tprib, ~ tbn TINT Kind
~ stvtW vrI s.t ~ sVrk saItnvt
~ xHy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

TIL ),pun and Nutrlr producing
MIL tla ArJsn uiitetinp Hop, lIp
alp.r, MujnunI HDilsiuin t,uiuiBn,
md ether precious luRt.dIeusn,
combined without fptMp iIaiIpU, orn
tn tnprpiietas NJ Null Isiiirrs,"
prepared w ~ Mbi j,luprs l9m
tHut, 81
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lIkr i.,tly


Jnmos Mut1nD, Milwaukee hns
commenced hI1 cheating rnie ~ sum.
inrr anuir iiinrk UnntlnHa M
wonl only ", ~, iIlnek rnslinlrrra NJ
thia. teflneeh from tri~. Dolmnn. M
bnli ttlea. iIluh elnas poais all
tptttt.ud
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VII lirninn n, ep. lnf pf talv 'M,h

Nm Nrntnu nWp, lnf IN fals N,,h
r'n'nins an ns4Haff IN ntutsirsHs
attempt nrnh tn ~ \ t'n'ir IiaW
4. II, NJ hantle II M Nthp,i WHrk
Whp stfmk lleali tNn haiint itewa
with pi'nnn lml Ia ,eapsf At
slr flls' hlnw ifspit'A nrm Nas hteh
tn lin Hi, sseH,sti u wHA rntl.tttl
iiHrnAil,le siuh II hi h,nWnlh Will
ln lrfn,llt N ssaAs' hull v, VI
Thought llewi, VII rspsrf h'n.k
hnA lrii III thu i,,san, neslun llis
grievance ipWnitl Hevl, II anrprWi
Ia have atlsrn from II sale ~ hls
property oh execution ~ sheriff
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Ifsts. Dttt El1,s vesN rsvvst. ss,.,,.,

Hayward taa thorough, ,epsif,
nj at,d tetitsed ihs AlleWHn building
sDd viii open n splendid assortment
~ saturday, Mr. hls INV ~, nDd
UDniF In,
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tlra NJ. fhures wl,h III i.ahsiur.
Nirrar, vAlIsd ~ NtslnsN,ins M
,omrnns width u 4 hanileA n ,hp
l.lust ArtlhvA hiluus.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

thur rf'n'~s hnys ~, ~ imam u
vHsllnr h,s hrrn'h N hluvlnr snm
ksllav's 10 rrsnm THY think b.
len's ihpm all tiia na,taf II iva
,lortf nuf,h N The pssi nlil,s,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

MAXI Tbns,.Iy nuir@ itn D0Iy Ii.
~ tf't"r uD',,.y, and they faiI irnnl
i.Dlvf, aud ettlMk'y yDraijDD vii
W. gDHv,
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vi $50. s.s ~

|, Is 4 Us eNls
N4fgt q ii s. Nts RS a ~ i
HI ffift AHr HiAAt Il
\ Il III HFf fs tFe fe NaA
\ A @f #sii het* tAAFA 'A Il
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4 brand new bny, sn,nr Ia ionrl
With john r. liras Ia, ~e.k. Nj.
ilrA liz a.nlra ~ II lie nh.l ran Yell
ILL.,. s..1tA
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7 rtwk .iuxn ItIi... ~ ~

The DEBORAH i,usinaas t'nlIrrr uFY,ia
A itn.iItni rp,if~, nuh.t experienced
irnuhsia MI srty Inv Inint. ulana
~ III I'LL. BumI tn rirui,Ints,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

~ nuetein siatrl ~ ltl0a'jt u, J,Al,,
fn,,,p me 'inH iaaaf, fh. I,,nlD
= y, ~ i# ~ ~ ft4ll, ItH tutistnt -
afNst
Bip I.gH 10 Iiishi ntt1
fairly HIasrheh pt,n tIuuisuDj, nDI
eDilIsArJ, A converted ~inL,f l,r
tFfArut ipt,h III Ill siiunluu. Eng
u iihV ~ - aiIfF1p "ts'ui lrr IL
". 'liyu Hd
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& @
igAAF Af Vii Nai
\ eNe HI tA l Af
ta 49, N
I ss NJ "
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Hayward ralvns tits Ah,s t'afr un
SATURDAY. nrhlnslips lhne d,sitIns
II, spe nnd errntr iarpnlhs
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III. l,LAtN l,ttItn

III IIsIN UItfFfs3
sasilng IN this aeefipu tiaf
commenced, unta ii full crop, Wheat
~ u@unl IstoN lln top notch TIE
NDrk ~ ilir INV .elluul hotiu Ia Diss,
NJ \ Inns commenced, Oar old
isn1l,.t. w. II. I,hlLIu ii developing
Ills n'iaelr ~ wefkinH III tDa, Twin,
Our sctiDul In district NJ, u el.snI 90
Tnosday ~ laes utrk with IL picnic
dinnrr IN Nta1d.s grove. Nesefal
ln,Iias nnI pn,lla II liz district wsnp
present nnd pronounce III, atrslir nl
agreeable One. III n, Nlmh,pnIs ii
Jnnir u i.na t.Iutnaa, llDau Ltth
till", IL iu,.. upNMI county -
vii ~ III influenced W any Dns II
tasnnu ii rsfstael.i ~ Lends lit
W. were aea,4ipIby s,4ert ,stta
Ing get,i u fsb dn,s aHO Who nets"l
u .s.Iy n,ni IN Alien VIA Il gite,ig
jDu"ker. W. n,,f wired MT, fyf III go
y a't,1 Heni Who tUInhi turn iD,n sa,.s
III 'U lba HnI III determined tE tattili
l,liittslf within il hpuy) Dait III baHts
nDd ih"n ItuI ~, TN senIra fDr l.et,.
GHriiall Ill Iii.Ir iuIL nnl is,s Luaisi
Hfa ii,e ofiy ~ ~ i.jlDw ~, VII,
~ not Fte.uim tels.
W5ysgr,
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Hrtlf,tAL AittIlft.H


" sji nm sys ss.,tlty ita,i ~ Nyfgys
ssd tA1isvtstIsts ~ yysfLl ptstst.s *4sk..
syss, sany kts, r.. n r,.,'''''' N,
~ .ta4 s,.tps.,,. ~ ~. ~. , .sa ~ I,
I.ss's sss Nv f.sgss,. y ' s",s II
the M dysyt1 r Ise4%, st.tlDA y.
NV tD,t NY, ~
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Nswar1 l'swMly Pair.

TD~ isAkvN Inv DtsfHtsitgH aMHIld hasa tsfn IN
ttkkd Hi tlb rtsDttltlta IN ltd NfsIN hytT iHetl
lWf ks1S nttetsteed NJ sNtsdl6A ~ ", ~ &ttv
lyH bs ~ affHf ilIet ugtuas
tt,st MtIiltp vAt2st ftHH f1txi0l haHU1H f,tt.si
III liz flNIHft Ss54#g 8tt.48g8fy5 4ts48#xss III
~ MI sutT1lhe fzft III #sFsyfftf5fft48t#8= 4 Ni
WM aAtNNN atttp tBsuh fitvH MDfHttllu IN
~ ngsnit ftsss#4ttf4f $3.50 4 ~
~, Nil a1tatHv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. / ~
~ IN btsl let IHHSte ~ tNfHsf hand, tttltshs
WsW ~ alt8 kesAtJ Lar s1s# III III IT, ~
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w. i~urs \ lnasrrnas \, t~alti Al ,enl
FL All sM#


Nj hgAvNs fi Wt ~
Flil aa tt #AA 49, sWNA \ lMsAA
As in II 81 sht pvlD -
II AtNtfifp III lassNs tH istNsNt
"a thp 80 II - siHt ft8 t'4l Hi'
~ lst ~ n iush aHalai Nsfa
afiN ITO at' - slt eNi
fairsfegHa IT, II t4t1' sfll III N'Fa
tAi Al Fiia i'aN NfAive "A ff
Fasss
AilsMaNur lithlg hnAaw y
Ifatf8A II fHt tiN HI
NsAtA y AihHt5 itk ia
MI NM'sls wIsIHhs ts#Hfs' " rHtfss
vhH Htv ~ fHsft IS usyn tessiAain
inihiats. NJ eui4llnils lHsltti 81
Anlte "a 4AiisHs 4 hf.Hi.@ tt tn
tniiss nilaN ~ rHwffe.
chairman
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Tfv iiutis ~@lrs machine u w.
agslplae. stfs nnlnlnt NJ llneht,l t'n
Mfa y M Nlthul. Altvnt
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Nlst i.i.AANl,li i ltaAl.

,.ites o. ts~t nss rsera y are ,ne
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ItLtH tHstH 14ss 4,HSusf 4, WI, Nfs !,
ftff Aat n +t.i~H rgtsfs aMTi IN tts,a II
HtJsls4 BDa III aasst
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siisttfisiNH nsfts
SisH ltAat A ilNsNs msA isth sNWs

Advertisements ~ Aae'le rnlHmNst
asH,s ihe siRth tfaamia FAitt
nnsArFN tNtsss II ~ n'VA eNr Nse'
*Asttil~~vr's FvHffHF 'rw'. 'naa
ny l'nt. WIZ " !hatI. n, n,'e Y, N, u 1.,,
!" sA a 49, ~. Ie~,,ta N I'VE lr~sl ~
ia s..sawn vi s+tsss AHs fttf Hf*a i~*Fe !
,sar AM NV tsrss sllne Nv tHrh snlvr
nusSi isufllHNi i4Nt ~ HssFe lnstsstsi fef
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Buried for Years i'm Il Cavern.
Albuquerque IN. M Golden Gate.l

Albuquerque IN. NJ Golden Gatel
A few days ago Messrs. D. E.
Doane, w. Ell. Enfield and w. w.
Blake were surveying and locating
the boundaries of the chihuahua
mine in the Magdalena mountains,
about % miles west of Socorro,
where they made a somewhat start
ling discovery. In claiming down
the hill from the center stake to the
west side line they passed nearly
over an opening in the rocks that
was about three feet long and four
teen inches wide. A small dead
tree about fifteen feet in length was
let down into the aperture and i'm
mediately disappeared from view.
A young pine tree, thirty feet
long, was then chopped down, and
a ladder hastily improvised there
from. Carefully let down it finally
found secure foothold, and two OF
the party descended into the cav
ern. By the aid of some lighted
pine knots they discovered that they
were on the cedtre of a room about
thirty feet square. Continuing their
explorations, they found natural
tunnels leading to two other but
smaller chambers. The ceiling Of
the main room was fully twelve feet
from the floor. In one corner of
this room were found the bones of a
human being. A portion of the rock
overhead had fallen in and buried
the greater number of the bones, but
one of the collar blades and bone
from the forearm were obtained in
an excellent state of preservation.
Pen cannot portray the agony which
the solitary occupant of this EDead
mans leave must have endured
during his last hours.
He could scarcely have been a
lone prospector lured to his doom
years ago by a fatal curiosity, as no
sane man would undertake to ex-
plore the cave without first sound
ing its depths. Besides this, the
pioneer of the Magdalens, Mr.. j. s.
Hutchinson, says that to his knowl-
edge no prospector has been missed
during the last fourteen years. tits
thought that the Apaches, having
knowledge of this subterranean pri-
son, must have compelled some I'M
fortunate captive to descend into
the cave and tauntingly left him to
his fate. How well might the in
scription over the entrance to the
internal regions, as recorded in Dan
te's sInferno,o
Who enters here leaves hope behind,
be applied to this dismal dungeon.
The last chapter of the life of the
tenant of this cell would make album
dant material for a romance of the
border.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-10-23

The London City Press, remark
ing upon the amount of labor and
ingenuity expended upon the pro.
d lction of Bank of England notes,
states that they are still made, as
for generations past, from pure white
linen cuttings only-never from rags
that have been worn-and so care
fully is the paper prepared, that even
the number of dips into the pulp
made by each workman is registered
on a dial by machinery, and the
sheets are carefully counted and
booked to each person through
whole hands they pass. The print
ing is done by mostcurious process
secret, of course-within the bank
building. There is also an elaborate
arrangement for providing that no
note shall be exactly like any other
in existence, consequently there me-
yer was duplicate of any of the
banks notes, except by forgery.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-10-23
SDirits Or--What 2
Toronto Globe.1

Toronto Globe.i
MONTREAL, Oct. IA highly
sensational story comes from Hud-
son, p. O., a village on the Ottawa
river, few miles above Okla village.
It appears that on Saturday even
ing. at IL o'clock, a fire broke out in
the hotel stables, which are owned
by John Park, proprietor of the Hud-
son Hotel. They were burned to
the ground, while the inhabitants,
who turned out Ell masse, had much
difficulty in saving the remaining
buildings. For two weeks previous
to the burning, devilish manifesto
tons were carried on in broad day
light. By some unseen agency beds
were tossed about i'll the spare
rooms. and windows and doors that
had been carefully shut were opened.
On Friday afternoon a neighbor
was called in, to see mattresses, ta-
bles, chairs, etc, thrown about on
the floor. A woman was cutting
bread in the hotel kitchen the same
day and placed the loaf upon the
table. She turned her back for an
instant, but found that the loaf had
gone when she returned to take it
np. After a search the missing loaf
was found hidden in a clothes bas-
ket in an adjoining room. Later in
the day a stall in the stable, after
wards burned, was set on fire, but
the fire was quenched. This had
hardly been done when fire was
discovered in another stall and it
was also quenched. On Saturday
morning the priest was sent for, and
sprinkled some holy water upon the
place. The clergyman had not de-
parted five minutes when bottles
danced about the floor and the bed
room furniture commenced to move
about the rooms. The stable was
burned on the same evening by a
fire started in the hayloft. This
story has much the same flavor as
that of the Esther Cox mystery at
Amherst, n. S., which created so
much interest a little more than a
year ago.