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, 1880-06-08
THE IIuRft1CANE,s WORK.

THE HURRICANES WORK.
CLkykLANp. Juno 7.-sunday forenoon hur-
rlcane stripped tho roof from tho English Evans
geltcal Church ut Orange, Hancock County. O.,
and threw tho south guble upou tue assembled
Sunday-s -sghOul, tnjurlnR tWGnty-thre1 perkUns
ak or moro FocsIvipx probably fatal wounds-
, 1880-06-08

Enrllcli rl1Fls-Ch1caKo, I.
Tyt-bafc hIts-Fltnt, Durns. Drndlcy.
First lIase TN Grrors-Chicago.l l; Providence 8.
First on chilled bulls-Ansor. Start.
Left on bNsts-ChlcaHo, |; Providence, g..
McDeAry.
IsIlls cnllctl-On Corcurnn. 81: WArl, O..
Strikes callct1-Corcoran, II; Wntu, II.
Passed balls-Grosg.
Wild p!tCh-- Ward.
Time Hf RAtne-i:5Qs
GtnplEc--DHEsclgf.
NATlOSAL4-HuFFAkoa
srRtSuElEtD. Mass., juno 7.-Nauouals, 7. I;
DufEafOs,0.
CtkCINHATI-ALnANy.
ALnAKI, Juno T.-CincIunuti, t. :; Albany, s.
, 1880-06-08
"GIA1R IIEyIyuM.D
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
All Countries Boast
of Their
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN,
But it Is We'll Known
to Those
Who Have Travelled h Europe and
Other Foreign Counties
Illat Tho United States Can Truth.
fully. Boast
OF the Most Beautiful
Women III the
World.

The American women have The dnsss hsRds OF hats
OF anf In thS ~usid And. lndnsd nus head OF hair
on lady Il Thing beauty md should ba c4sad for
ad cultivated with kh0 KrsAtsst pTlds and Interest,"
Just u soo ~ ths hair ta3lns to fa out, and thu
head gets dry And husky, It II no to b. alArGud and
doing solneAg fur III ros lhAt u tbs question: do.
Ing somslhtng sor,L What shall I dol Wull. thers
ID but thing for 70 do. wAn& to stop tho
failing out of tbs half and kssplug 1t In ulos soft
siIten use Hair Iovlvum" sAse,
pcasant, aud sure remedy. mud an unaquaicd hats-
dressuF Ii kcapa ths skin Ut tho scalp clean sud pues.
stimulates ths har folclss or glands, md has tic
wonderful f*enitY ot restoring Kruy hatr l original
color. II yon hare Any doubt On the question. Just
yet oua bottle only nfty eents, and you will nssd no
mora pleading xlth Aud tor bnldnsaa u II the only
hxie restorative that hxs stood tha tssL Il wl tusks
hAtr RrOx On Any ksld heaa II tharS any hAT c0a
Or factos In III. sktu. an1. II tAvFu Hun0, nothing
ca pToduca ha!r; but Naturu soldo lexyes her work
half dono. These folteles Runeray present, and
Unly nsed tha u4a OF -liar AaElvnln" ~ start shs
hsit GTowtnR. Bold bJ all lsugststs a any cents. u
n. cIltl'rEhIuN, eVis P1pp1tstss, LAG fslton.st,
Nuw fotk.
, 1880-06-08

INlti EU Ci1ECA5+
Special Dhpoteh to 1M Chicago TrtbxnA.
D9cATuls, ILL.,. Juno 7.-Char1cs t. 1tolmos, of
Mantle. was arrrsted and lodgel In datl this
evening whllo attempting to got 'nrgo sum OF
money on forged chccks. 11o bud bcou released
fro1n custody but y few totta before aftur an
imprisonment Ut four months.
, 1880-06-08

"fIatr Rcvis7im restores gray hair to its orig
f1hl culdr for 90 cents.
, 1880-06-08

Don't tribe with affections of tho throat aud
Piku's Tvothapho usups uure III ono minute.
, 1880-06-08

HT MAIL,
"t-9EH, ,uLTRAAoATANKS FIuIfrka TIM
QOYkAHNkHE

SPECIAL q L0aIoss Wnixy.
naaLls. May .L-Au election Mt usut1,neep.
~ ~ nnFtoalours, naa iuss resulted In DO rotur1,
an popalae' II not Democratic, candidate by g..
g. ,oles aealost 3 90 pulled by an l.npettaliat.
taasa a otaee baud. howover, Clerical has beeo
~ Fassau. III tho ue,xhborinY Kingdom
, 1880-06-08

lIhre fourteen starters, and tho i!ndeI! fiutrf
stake, for year.nll*. will hnvo twcirc rtnrtcrr
for MI nKna n,ul tEt,- milo hurdle race, both of
which Mru well fLlct1.
, 1880-06-08
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON. June 7.-ThG steaillers Gilbert. City
af Chester, ani Cass.lia, from Now York; the
Mtnnesatu and bulgarian, fronl Boston; Tcxns,
frtbM AtHntF.alt and St1to OF EOyh4lu, from Now
York, have arrived out.
, 1880-06-08

Eminent Dr. Vim. r., stcuart. Ba1tt.
ntIrr. writes: ~ confidently recommend
consumption. debility, weakness, chorus!s, cto
l have tested It With Universal SUCCESS
, 1880-06-08
ADjUDGED INSANE,

Epstsal UIfpalfk "a IN Chicago 1F16Wns.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Juno 7.-C1ara A., daughter Of
Spencer u. Fholps. Of Eariyl1o, was ad1udgexl In
sane to-day iu tho County Court
, 1880-06-08

81. Lou1s. Junn y.-The June meeting Of tho
Ut. Ihnls Jockey Club Will commence t.s. mortuw
under tho most favorable auspices. Thero aFa
ultnut 2dO harsea now Ut tho truck, nlosu that,
wero ever. hUr1 bofere, au.l au,on9 them Aro
South. Tho track Il in 4 spioulld condition,
and Tho sport promises to be fuor than any othar
moettnG. There art also many moro visitors
lor = ycas- old Titles, " b. run 10 MORROW, vail
, 1880-06-08

Our sharp reporter WAN uputly shaved yest4x-
doy With EutEourx Hhavinx auap.
, 1880-06-08

Knowles Insect Powder Gun La by fnr the best,
, 1880-06-08

We aeo BY tho I!Oatou papora that tho flrst OF
World sailo1 Muy ~. \ number OF oil, oWH cit.
tzans aTo tnoiado1 in !tlaao parties; Al wishing
to ava thnmselses Of re adirnno at'rasfs9n3 re-; @
It to their adfuutuy0 To Join ut once. and there
w "votQ d{saIpo!ntMoot, ~ we learn that but o
low clutce FOoips tuAIaiu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

l!npublinHh, IN ilis Wmrs t'lukes
reference ~ NY tax tiiIa b'Isltaas,
n,lJ euila M thu poof "Inai,'s friend
| viii ~, IN rt'ly 10 him that inny.
drnti viii, ii,a poor ~ trnIeniIy TINT
have ,hs written enforcement NJ s,,ni
man ~ Hon, Aug, ItenIIe, Hon N. =
DDfdlek. mud Dtl.efs VI lIs own pAfiy
pDfaDtta vim possess HiaUIlOOd enough
~ sinn ttiGit own ltafiiH, | AlsO tIuyt
ii,a signature NJ i, y, peek telling NJ
family ,na,la l,aDpy " lhs eift NJ
4 home ffom NJ, wD,l'll ij,r Timr1 Il
espeei4d ~ publish Hest week. IT,.
publican, IL asked " wHst his fae.
md lnads, ii,nn leot In Glass, HnI
" ~ Ii created In thu Image ~ Ill.
UOd MI. withdrawing hls nInNj
tran.Kfeost0ns ~ hereafter ~Iga III,
feaI mime.
n II. tDu0LtfrLK,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30
NJ paluIl.luirA t,is In nomination

Tie candidate pm III nomination
III sufhtuYn nte tn LII. probably.
~ tiln paaiiipnNiu nitIHll nominated.
thu could liUsa i,4tl, utntle. viii.
great it.fbviial popularity they, aH,l,
In hlius.If, rrul,itn peatiilui ttiHras
md parntltt ~ ilia etIisns, und ths
discharge ~ ih,jf sssaIut dntlas. ~
which nominated, The convention
wall performed ~ duty, mud tn j,irs
~ vii perform ~ full Iiiy IA liz
ballot buA IN their triumphant
eirulsl,t Lai there ~ ~ jeuIvas.
ins ~ dlsHptpIninielits ~ iHieffeia
witii IL fnlI saia fpf eaflt e1p ~ ptlr
candidate mil il gipllpis tletyfy,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

A firm Iii town advertise tu ALL
IrIDihlng ~ III per cunt l"4~ tl,nil
heretofore only asking IL pfollt ri
rim, un ii Alili. In TIN mime III
r.naun Whit lns bern their profit
heretofore ~, II sult, thu dutclu,nnH
onr pr rrn' perllnpr., dDiInr IN II
dollar TURNER'S thu cheap MI.
n,dlnpetunlin yo,i prt In circulars.
you PCS fur. Wi rkttnsHRHHt l,ilfrn
on clothing, II announces low
prices ~ AuiiM simple nril.lr# In Try
4j,nIr Int nWindl.m you il,tnrrulfnI.
~ ~, clothing n hunae TINT sup.
ports Ten families nnore ~ lie. mn.
not pny IL rst,eiser without ohniR.
Ing il profit und u Inrnn one ~ some.
ihIhg. uud especially III efnn,prd fDf
mrnns. The anime housn advertised
NJ Ils ~ sugar fDr dUlIar hut some
t,Ow DnIy weighed out H. ltA intH.nl
stock III gOuds for 10 Miles around II
nn axnRns1atIon TINT cOtues near NJ,
~ II f,,laoi.uDd II fnkcs eash instead
NJ orriu ~ bny n0uJr nIienp nt,l
credit Tint allows II ~ w dfafls
unpaid III ii tinr II iuu uncertain ~
Lny el,euply ! 0#k ttIs I.W,i" WIN
want Fldhiu9 cheap ~ eO,n" "a ~,
rxedu.i,n clothing AfDtr, md etiHl.
luuHe MY firm ~ town ~ compare
Iiil lul ffipea Will, In prizes " itte
philadelphia Clothing llptan.
s. If#nfinNirlt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

'i'l,~ people III tlunnrI Gv, Will
have rD,Hnrn ~ Inspect II fe~
apeeImel,s ~ DrttDlyef pavement.
A. u. t1uutIiiIe With hts atlnraeiarls*
,in industry Wy Md NJ tI,r foaetls ~
Washington IfDnfed esyernI visees
LofDIe H. returned. w. nnti tall ,pil
jnsi Inv innfli ttIH government
bought how lung II InkleJ, and how
tltlat, ult,uay II fDtlss
ttpplIttln ulao auys tint ~ nl,Hll ~
pDDleul with iI,n luepla'H yuie mud II
IN fDf iitem ~ decide whether lie Il
most u1ed0J " uJtDrnsa Ii,iuAn
lihafty In GfHsuD Or I'm Washington.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

10th 'ln old pHriIor nfr f,r 'Iipne-i
,naimy," DID Any b,iy eyer Lne.
nny Individual ~ them, ~ pny In
vplJ, wIlaI II l,fo Il Premium
W. kun. pitr i'll tn ailJnnrta Iii
iln "l,,0aai D,ytipye fulti,, lu,llAsr.
Who borrowed avId fluul ii Ntlluv b..
for ilin Hllf, bul Wiz paid III green
buakn, lltl,uDki, liz n1Id ~ liz tilun
III payWnus nDuit hive lpnabt iyira
tlie number W. IultrlH II, rtrulilnltt4
iltui Hrlp unld,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30
Have te,t Etev

k0neu my jn'tso,, ~ IN arJIvualt III
niibplH il WAX rtDu,,ui, ~ ti,Hllse
liver ~ klIDn,s1 AnI rtWn illtsr
pipnns nre IN RDDd condition ~ yDH
not lind their p1aHssDf enjoying
good hHnlli1 l,ntksIss Ginger TDlje
nluuys regulates iinaa important
urpnlls. nl,d fnyrf fills ~ make lii
lIpud rleI nid pure. uirI ~ strength
- every t,pfi III HI. ayaian, II I'M
rufri hundreds nj dsst,niiina tusu.
IIdn. All Your neipbbof Utpui II.
Ma elI,sy gDIuMD, It'll
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

On sunday neat iilen vii b. III
,prieiratipu ~ The IorI'a HHpprf 1T
ufnee Church Tlils bring liz tnHl
reIrLtniiyn III wj,leI, tlie tsapipr Will
oni,iMr. 4, II iiDpnd tint ~ M. COIN.
munlpatt-, especially illesn living |,
The county, viii ba present.
Thu safin1n In The morning VIII
b. fpr iiia i,llJtnu. sHbjant "llh1dn
tiu aItlli ~ Faith" Acts vi, ~. II
tin evening The sotmDn vii ~ III
young reorla, .Abje1i. 'fI't,e VII, ~.
the duurpf N iiHtf li4nfindness In III
seryiee NJ iiud." lipn, Al 3l.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

Thu undersigned makes Ills aIlHl.
irDHE ~ dentists, vu dental HOtt.
w ~ sIltj fnT iI,a best a0ld ~ plato
Wink, jHgJ0 f0r II patron ftDD.i
NDtk eHHI ba put up ~ "guHete
prizes, uun0k NDfk unless sj,seinIy
ordered not PIT ~ ~ nll t'1rsD,,a
Win whit DDOd permanent work
siuuDd UUJutsiHUI Tint WDfk niny
tD0k Will AJId tAdIl III we'll. tuf ~
~ constructed ~ link durability.
INV | challenge any .lenilst IN ~ MI
~ Howard county i, compete viii
~ In iI,H construction M teeth fhHl
shall tDs4ess durability anil III nIeaty
iook Will aad feeI natural ~ ijie
WHHtuf,
DR., II l,tANDsLEt
Gfes1D lava Hept, nh, thtft
WHEN ! v1hli~t,rd TN fOregoinI
pt,at!sDge ! invited composition from
d11ft u, NOT stang from u ptsleDslet
jieHee | repeat H.
DR. y. UkAhDsLkT
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

l't.fp Will 49, political mentluai
hnlL NJ In Howard Center Trhpnl
llv,isr III The evening ~ Ut VIII IN
ilr interests III ilrtl. N, y. therefore
II ~ desirable ihni there should bn
II gopd turn ont ~ fhs lllrubnrn IT the
,suftn ~ we'll ~ those ~ other ppuln.
Allure cordially Invited. hprnkufs nte
expected ~ ~ In attendance,
II. i.InItpr.
Pre-, ~ Club.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

'Ihn only trplfsv, mnn' W III,
United States Ii .lenrun iIrhnrl
smith pftip t'Inslhn MI tsateilr, ansl
sri ". ha# vlukrd partners who MT
.unainn.ls flllinR hl# lnper with
fulavhppda. ~ the Auu,i mans injury
t'rrap hna hia rtntat,lu III Roui,
nraa. llHrsIar II ,leurnn, shtiatenetl
Anunnlna, fpr hia truth living rhur'
n.tnriAiirs. Another newspaper III
II "hpneunlstl" ra~s Il Vii. Dnrplnl,
Repubfi,un, .le ,iearon III which has
II wicked. partner lsellglulsly ba.
lipsIng IL teraivetraslpna originate
with vi. plona ,icaron ~ thu ron
rern w. freely nnd fully ronfrsa v
hol, ~ sr,ilur against thu Wicked
l,ntinpi. III nor against thu dranon
lW"n,itr whrn ~. is r,lurntc,l ~ II.
fot ,u,tsr N liz tile fault ri The nj.
urniInn MT III the liar.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

pOf tli,M yul run buy II tlns
American watch IN rDln silver cn.rs
hunting ~ open fuer style Every
mn warranted TOR thru ynDts ~ bs'
wpli tlnde and nnr llnp Keepers.
WIN Irvine thu Jewrlar tn I'tlw'~
drug stufn, W III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

A.nnll el,nsi "A II it.'lhnas iht' ~
The ,~Hst hnne. ifltlns might nAsls Il
Wiz hsaatish'al rish,sra ~ saslhg.
W. rpnns,st n = The aHite~ theu'
peui n serr, and ,fhrn serri
ilrg nst lhrm d, tuh III tsf,ftl,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30
l.t.ln mi. ! t.a l.alf ~ aatt.


ltus, Mnis \ Attnuh. Pastor ~ tin
nl.staullst ,hn,rt, IA tas'nlln,
iuwn, uIll ptrneh III Lyric lIall ,'tsA.
~, uti l,'ih, n,nfninE ai,l evening
Morning a,,l.I,a,' t'htl.t Tin ansI,,f II
iiniitInl. EsrninR #nl,rs'l Thu
i.Ii,stnIIglnn Power iii Tinsh
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

IiHh.s "A l,HAlslHs issi u HssAe ~
llvhtnints SATURDAY. hsrli ia tIt 18th
IA N IA ln.afri In W. iTar itsr N
~ Ns1fptA iailan i,at,ev
a.4st la Aag8stst
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

II, H. N.l,ai.t has received n
ntR nsnfftnrns ~ eara baskrisftu'n
10 .tnta ~ ~ NJ ",
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

T., IT. Webster Inns thu ilnest M.
aufinrht VI ilnp nn,l MIXED cnndir-
Wi town. lnIl Hnsl tppk over lia
stock. ntuI Cy VIII nuke yull #Wrri,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

WI f1tday mil attention ~ iIIe nj
tpfttsptnpni ~ itlr vNtrKLf Ann lIt,
JHps, which nnn be found IN another
eDtnu,H, T'Insu ttlfiafs afH U,a.Ie
frau ftle psItesi nt,L bsst materials,
tlttt their t,ista atrt pHit,nrfln pfntcrs
ilns rnn,ter ttnp superior ~ All
ufl,nts In Ji@vrtIofa III fiu EtulIpJl,
EvHala, tlsfgt ~ l1il
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30
t,,ln il,,lI M Atu,ls.,,nr -. ,.ul

Juhn Hull ~ MrtlfHgnf Inns inIii,s,l
thu bniinlt shut undet ihn Atfulltet
uuueei H. II Il ltlastrf ~ the MI,
anI tliusr ,lnslrlmg ''gpDpl shave
air invited NJ mil
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

MATT tNiiHgs9 Arr tHNlU, Nerve, ANa Ntss
fNvIs tNfasgjIatit AlAvisH IN 4ly HHfitstt 1tyvHt
tpllsyt Iii ,N1f JttInkisas and nv t,Ngt
psat tHlHIlft. MptllVI atA ttHf Mai kahHllsattg
II NAyta, srtstas~hssSt htttHt.shnsss, klsafis
HIM aud tttDI,sts
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30
POWELL { SON,
II =.
t'HEAcD, IOWA.

WsuiI remind their friends, patrons mil
ihe pnbIIs. thai ihsy are prspnfrltn srtss
them we'll IN every department " iheb
trade. aHJ NJ ~ reasonable pflees NJ The
tlmps demanl rDmr aaI are NJ AMI be
convinced, 4Wf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

seirue Ufarb t.lotar eafps Nt.I.j, ~
~ ttftsne pn0. ilf,inr it,ta ynat. f,f
VIZ Will tiif itsp lhtf tGNH III Irvl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30
~ rasl nsllle itsH n ap3 -

fh44 fFtM8N Ii FseANKV tn TN AW8 TT
fAsls 8usF saft HNa tn sNt ~
III III ,slssa4e. n n 1850 tAaaai
AMI ttfhsAs Il. lntiHsilnN tllllWHN Il
stt+ frstf #Aa nWHt tlRtHh MHH
l4tf#lis+ III t#FAif Nh iFA.f
sgnliiAtstsA t4sMrh lAsst iHAs.
whlt II Yssts III HtsAtrsseH ~
sW,g ,ltperlsi ia shia nass ufi NNsi
ishte M iissN AAi IL Ii h# RNs
n IA wEll n4s vwi IA TIL stsH, 4tttl II IA
NJ MI tHh isni ta ifit lia. ". nHit
shpt will Atnl sHH fsfln lfHAt tnll ~
trsMfA mall Wit
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

NheFF Il NAlns II. VI $50 II rAts
HI sN tnslaslsAs Me- - ssNs
sfANeN II IL ~ esHss naHsk#
49, IL sra NsAs 49, Ill
tslt NA tn shf n vi ltfal sA
fflAf ! vitsAi HAN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30


sha tl4stss# T. 49, sAss
ssaas stlsAs VI hssaV 49, 49,
~ NsAe AttA aNA ttsIs 4#ak
IL.
~
Aa NAAAN h4 taf tit W.
AtHs n A. 80 tAh stAHe n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

NfA ~ sfilnH IVA sifnuwea Min hnA
niatatt VI thr pHtHl4s HIT rHHsA
VI ,HatHni Nti l,llllslsi ball iisaH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

NJ ssiA~Ass ssst4A w. - i
aNeA II IT. i vi 49,, 49, - u
~ AAsshtApta Il - 4Nss hit 49,
iHNa NJ 49, msissffl8 lW II
iass TRAITS nNi resF - w. #nts
80 hfs# \ t'#H - III ssNA ~
ihtAi evn tflAtsnH III ! ~ ausss s.
iiAsts 81 aat p4ais ii nNs H. j
ttsAt - AnsetA - tanAAlts
FtAAt iaHitH MA 4 n n,aA 'nit AAAi
\ HatHii tssNsA " aAA v hNNaas
III leih shs eaH #AtslA n -
fast tAt 'ltan n as H'hti siess
NJ AhaN IA it4 M a #tf4
NF VI "A ~ ssisiN vtfV anA
tpn sttHsHtsl Fttsn sltslt elsls W tut
nsee, al NAeAlnTspr tlis ~ lslaes
lat NJ naiiisle hasiar usslIsasl
tht nanlnnsi IA W. t4gn#frfs ftem
thla ilastgai Att rAtat Arilspls tn
'hr vrtt "A she enn,sa,vn slshna, A
ins. Nj. l,ssllisls ltsa sunsiaestsl A
tatErl sstssM "A fHtminr IN ihiA
eeHnfs fnt sht rnss unafief ei rtntnt
MI W ave vtur failrl sfsl, srts III
w. IA, aasr hiM \ tfan'ahls hnt
teal In that whlri.silA aut Fall sainr
maHnslnH vtilet a frv ssata nna
s,wahlsr IL shs Western whenl
gtuwes~, insisted iha, athrs wrir
trusting " many rpH~ N mr. hnsktt,"
4 fnali That Nj i,uolIsllu nvol.lrtt,
.has scouting n rtuni while uihets
mtt With ln#a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-30

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-23

GEORGE ABRAHAMs was extravagantly
fond of cold cabbage, and one day seeing
that quite dishful was left after dinner ask
ed his wife to save it for his salad at night.
About midnight George came home labor
ing under stress of heavy weather. Feel
ing hungry and thinking of his favorite cab
bage, he asked where it was.
His wife replied, "In the pantry ON the
second shelf"
Down he went, found the cabbage, got out
the oil, mustard and vinegar, cut up the cab
bage, dressed it to the Queens taste and ate
it all
In the morning his wife noticed the plate
Of cabbage where she had placed it the day
before, and turning to her "Dear George in
nocently asked why he did not eat the cab
bage.
81 did, " he said.
Glow did you like it p
ooh. not very we'll il was tough and
striugy."
''BGt here is the cabbage now, where did
You find any more -
"Why, on the second shelf, where you told
me-"
/ A quick look at the shelf by the wife and
/ then a cry of agony.
''Why, George, You have eaten $50 wortl
/ of lace collars and cuffs that / had put II
starch stringy cabbage, indeed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-23
A HINDOO HERCULES.
THE WONDERFUL ATHLETIC FEATs OF b.
BAJEE TULSIRANf

THE WONDERFUL ATHLETIC FEATs OF BA-
BAJEE TULSIRANi.
An entertainment of novel character was
given on March 9th at the house of Mr.. Nor
ariee Goculdas at Bombay, who invited a
large number of guests to witness some ex-
traordinary feats of strength on the part of
the celebrated Deccan athlete, Babajee TuS-
siram. The company, which included many
of the leading inhabitants of the city, sat in
n semicircie, at either point of which were
placed several pretty little native boys ar
ranged in brilliant and costly apparel. The
picturesque dresses of the native ladies who
were present, the white robes of the Parsee
gentlemen and the gay cOlors of Hindoo at
tire had remarkably fine effect when seen
in conf JUNCTION with the beautiful surround
ings.
After some preliminaries in the way of
handing round for inspection the materials
with which he intended to perform, and hav-
ing satisfied the company that there was no
deception, the athlete, tall, soldierly man,
some twenty-seven years of age, and with
magnificent development of muscle, pro
ceeded to crush a number of cowries between
the palm of his hands He completely
ground them to powder in this manner ut
tering during the process sharp, shrill cries
which were probably intended to express
the magnitude of his exertions. Then the
/ performer placed a cocOanut upon the head
of boy, and, with what appeared to be a
fearful blow, broke the nut in pieces and
scattered the milk in all directions, without
strange to say, hurting the BOY in any way.
The next feat was breaking stout coil rope
by simply pulling it. One of the most eX-
Uraordinary parts of the performance was
the following The athlete placed a belt
( leaf between two of his fingers and then, by
pressing the fingers together, cut the leaf so
as to throw the upper part several feet high.
/ But the most startling feat was the breaking
/ of a stone laid on his chest. The man lay
+ down at full length on some chairs, and 4
/ huge stone weighing four Bengal mauds,
was placed on his chest, which was simply
covered by a thin tunic Two men then
struck the stone some tremendous blows
with heavy hammers. and after one or two
attempts, the block rolled of the mans chest
in two pieces. He next made several at
tempts to break coconut with a handker
chief. His mode of procedure in this case
! case was to roll the handkerchief tightly il
the shape of a bail, and then to throw the
ball upon the nut. Pulling piece of sugar
cane into two exactly at the joint, and bend
ing thick iron plate, were among the othel
feats performed.
The company then went out on the baco.
ny, where the athlete cut a sugar-cane so a
to throw up piece thereof 80 feet high. L
was done thus: 4 man held out a scimita1
with the edge downwards, and Babajet
struck the cane upwards against the edge o
the sword, the piece thus cut off flying
great distance into the air This brOugh
the performance to a close, and the perform
er was then presented with handsom,
shawl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-23

city of Rochester, ] caught sight of a hand
resting on the window sill of a horse cara
large red hand. The hand was nothing
strange, but the thumb was missing.
l did not wait an instant to think /
| leaped from the car, entered the other, and
there sat my friends Of the stage-coach on
either side of the owner of the hand-'a big
man with red bair and whiskers." They all
jumped up as l entered, but hung fast to
Luke and soon had the bracelets on him, al
/ lowing the others to get away He had no
idea who 1 was, and 1 took care not to hint
at the charge against him until 1 had him
back at l.
My arrival created much excitement. as
pursuit of the murderer had from the first,
been deemed hopeless. Many contended
that / had not secured the right man, and
Luke professed never to have been in that
part of the State before. The child was sew
eral miles away from the village, but 1 sent
for him. 1t had been year since the muir
der Little Jack had almost forgotten the
circumstance, and of course the murderer
had changed some. But had strong hopes
that the child would be able to identify the
man, and | was not disappointed.
Waiting until evening, I conducted Jack
into a room where Luke and dozen citizens
were sitting The little fellow had no
knowledge Of what we intended, and for
some time did not see the murderer. When
he did, he uttered a loud shrek, ran to me
and exclaimed
There's the big man who hit grandpa and
grandma -
Luke braved it out to the last even when
the purchaser of the watch testified to his
identity he kept bold face, and went to
some pains to attempt to prove an alibi but
when convicted, mainly on the testimony of
little Jack, who shivered and trembled at the
sight of the man, the prisoner knew he was
done for, and cried out in anger:
'Wel l am the man, ! saw the BOYS
eyes looking at me after l had finished the
old 'uns, but l had done enough, and could
not kill him, curse the brat! 1 now regret
nothing except that 1 did not split his head
open II
And standing on the gallows, about to be
launched into eternity, the man used his last
moment to curse the child-witness who had
convicted him of the awful crime.