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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

CHICAGO, Feb. af.-An interesting legal
point was decided here yesterday. NJ.
phonso E. Goodrich, a notorious divorce
lawyer, brought suit for his fees against a
woman for whom he had procured y Ctal,
divorce. The court decided against him,
holding that the procuring OF an invalid
divorce was 70 consideration.
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SsiSKST.S.


w YORK, February 2l-FIouI-state
and Western without decided change and
very III oicrate export and home trade super
fine State s. SGtIi %: extra 90
a G07i so: choice do 81 55Gi 90: fancy
10 81 o5Il6 75: round hoop Obi" "A logs %
choit" do at 50 0JI5G -: supcrliEc west
cra =; coat CO. common to good cX-
ira 90 5; 3oG47 %: choice ,io Fl 7JfG -: choice
white wheat do IS 00I60h. So;,tern quiet and
unchanged! common tn fair extra - 60 %
. %: good IL choice. 30 50 q tG6 ~,
Wheat moderately active; White steady ::
Red q shae lower: No. White March 81 i5is !:
40 April. 81 lfla No. Red. March. 81 ] y a
l3af.
Corn shate frrer and fairly active :
MiNcd western spul, 5j951 &c; do future si,E
Ga:E4c.
O"is quiet. steady: State 4:1..il toe: Western
4%GIl No. FED. So SC: DO March, 1916;
60 April. 4ic: s!O Nay. 4:i.c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
-liE ENis:o
OF the l>ey-.onc Band and i;u.n::"n iirc
Company.

OF the key -!oli. Band and :;u.rr."n tirc
Company.
A large crowd Of visitors WtTu AL&i'! IL
attendance at the Keystone band IA ;: h t
night. Contestants were active with t!iri'
books soliciting votes, Z airc cGnW't va,
gathered! rc,:Ed tic wheel "i fortune, a:i,i
others were invest inw in the articles - i,,.
chanced of iIr. y. Robert, u..i :: l,..i'
of vases: Louis Strauss. pair 81: ;a"cS
Miss Katie Light. pair oi VASES : Miss
Emma Coy!cy, pair "! vases ,'n>.'l:h l..
Cogley, a celery glass. On Saturday even
ing the carpet. gun, Davis sewing 'n..rlliEc
and silver watch will Ec voted o:i. ne
committee O.. arrangements has tEDH- -it
it advisable 70 continue tiic fair 't.til
"Wednesday. Narci, 2. From present ai'-
pearances the fair vii! be a grant! success,
and ere Ion. the Keystone bn:> cI:r2,.t -
appear in fine mcw uniforms.
Tho Humane.
The visit Of tho Home chiii'2n 30 ;i:c
Humane fai~ Yesterday aitc:uo:ll va, :?
grand success. Between titr and sixty 81!
the little ones participated iii it. They
sang three pieces aud were treated /, ice
cream. candy, oranges ana p'i,-" IA.
Last night vas American night ana ;hc
room was crowded Tonight viii lie
Union night. Al the wheel oi fortune
last night Jrhn Braicl VS. Won by
Miss Moser; she will take him.
The following articles were woi!
by the persons named little dol, Mrs.
ScIlaum: cigar ease. George SlHl'nycr,
.jr; tidy, Emma Long ; pin c''5hion Henry
Docrr; revolver Chis. Mctzg;;r. BOX Of
cigars, Henry \. Shcn'.; three packs ":
tobacco, Mary Dolan: large cat, Mr.. Han
nish : half cwt. flour, Mrs. John Beck box
of starch, Mrs. .Hoenninger; pair OF vases, 5.
II. Hofl'mcicr wax book, Geo. Fink: fancy
cushion, Emily kautz; cigar holder,
J. II. Dean small dol, ,---Sleitey.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

The success which has marked tlis. inirOtiuc
ton of Cream Balm. II Catarrh remedy, pre-.
pared by Ely Bros. Owcgo, X. T.. is indeed
marvellous. Many persons in Fittslon and vi
cnity arc uSin:; it with most satisfactory re-
suits. i lady down town is recovering the
sense Of smell, which she had not enjoyed Tor
fifteen years. through the use Of tho Baln Sh.
had given up her case as incurable. Mr.. Bar
bcr. The druggist. has used ii in his family and
commcnds il very highly. III another Column
Il vounS Tunkllannoc!; lawyer, known to
many OF our readers. tcstific: that he was
cured OF partial deafness 1t is certainly Z
very cf!icacious remcdy.-PHs'"s. PG., ca
zr!te, -tWgus' IL. 1917. t2r-2wd&w
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Stricken With Paralysis.

George 4. Nunder, telegraph Oferator
at Sinking Springs, son Of Levi Wundcr,
Of Reading, was stricken with paralysis
about eight O'Clock yesterday morning.
He was at the time engaged in putting
the instrument in order, and was appar
entity in tho enjoyment Of good health.
lie was removed to his home and phys
icaH called, who gave it as his opinion
that 10 serious consequences would result.
The entire right side, from the eyes dawn,
:; .i,,,,f,l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
County Accounts.

It appears that the annual accounts
filed a month ago by the county treasurer,
prison inspectors and poor directors were
not sworn to, and when they were pvcse Mt
cd for audit the county auditors declined
to examine :he,n unit! the necessary atfi-
tiavijs were made. Treasurer Croft
promptly ,"rrc TO hi5 account, but the
ether officers have not yet been Ielrl
from. Auditor NusSer informs lis that he
knows OF 10 law requiring the officers to
swear to their accounts. bat lc has Judge
Living toms authority for saying that tie,
accOMMts 0Meht to Lc sworn TO-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

Alderman \. f. DonneIly to-day heard
the cases Of Lewis Parks and SEQ. Books,
both of color. charged with drunken and
diSoG,,,y con'!uc: Oh Middle street, on
Monday Afternoon, anc with a.saultinG
Officers !.crIan and Elias while in the dis
change of their duties. The squire gave
them each ten days for their bad conduct
and dismissed tie charge %; resisting the
officers
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Not = beverage.

''Incy are not Il beverage. bat = llGGirin"
with curative properties Of III" highest de
gree containing no poisonGus drugs. they
do mGt ,c.,t .itvwi, :,n already .lcbilited sys-
TEN. but buil,! ii zap. One bottle contains more
i:nTa. that Is. more T"n! hop strength. than II
barrel oi ordinary beer. Every druggist in
Rochester sells them, and the physicians pre-
scribe nl."-Hoche-.cr Evening Express on
Hop Hit.rTS. ilI-2WuHW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

TAc 'eunsylvari,s railroad company will
issue excrG:i,,n tickets to enable those who
wish t. go to Washington an,! witness Tie
Inauguration: o: Ike president, 70 do 50 al
roGu"c'. rates. the tickets fox Tie round
Zip from Lancaster will be via Columbia
and York 800. and via Harrisburg, IS. -,
and will be copsl from The 2l 10 TIE 7th o!
M;..El, iliuIuSIyE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

They may relieve, but they can't cure that
lame back for the kidneys are the trouble and
You want Il remedy to act directly on their Sc
crctiCns. to purify and restore their healthy
condition. hiilIcy-W Wort has that specific &C,
tion-anh at the same time it regulates tic
bowels perfectly. Don't wait TO get SICK BIZ,
get a package to-day, and cure yourself
Liquid and dry sold by all druggists-G Ger
n.uatoma TcleGraph. f2l-Iwd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
lOkEIGN FLASHES.


Fires, Wars and i:un,ors OF Was.
LONDON. Feb. 24.-An oil refinery ut
kingston-upon-Huli has been burned;
loss 100000.
The -bTsing Post ANNOUNCES that Peru
has asked England, France and Italy to
mediate in regard 10 the conditions of
peace with Chilli,
The Porte has ordered thirty million
cartridges from the United States to be de-
livered in the next three months.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
J{. lT5If.

STrMEiUGH.--Dn The 9th inst, OF scarlet fever.
at l., ons. Io"a. !.uiil. dtuglit"r Oi Samuel and
It.
sTUMBAvGH.-Hn the :s3l inst. Ut Lyons.
iowa, Iaur:. L., " i!c OF samuel Stuinbaugli,
amsl d:,u. ht@" ui Joh.I y. !lGbicy, i'll the ISL
year OF licr age. It's
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

Constable Miller. nJ Paradise, ycstci,i:; :;
arrested 4 strange man, iii whose posses
sion 4 lo; Of black SElitil tools were found
which arc supposed 10 have been Stolen
ilnm a shop near Intercourse recently. IN
dctault Of bail Squire FAB: scnt The man
Il Jail for i. hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
Death Of Ex-Governor Cooke

WAsuINGToN, Feb. 2t.-Ex-Goycrnnr
Henry d. Cooke died ut his residence in
Georgetown at $50 this morning. He
was Il brother OF Jay Cooke, an;l had been
governor of the territory of the District
OF Columbia and prominent in the mun:-
ciDal affairs of the city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

On aud after tom orrow the money order
hours at the postotfice i'll this city will be
from Z a. III. to Up. m., except on Saiur-
days, when the closing hour will be at ,
u'clccl D. m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

"E"0uH'5 Eronch:ui TrocEcs" :ict directly
un tie organs of the voice tihcy l,ayc an cX-
t,aGr,inury effect III all Disorders OF tie
Throat and LaTy'nX, restoring 4 healthy tone
when relaxed, either from cold or Ovcr-cXcr.
ton OF the voice, and prnducc;t clear and dis
tnc; crunciaiion. Speakers ard Singers find
the TrOches useful.
A Cough, Cold. Cataril or Sore Throat re.
Guircs immediate attention, as neglect OF cl,
tines results in some incur,bit Lung Disease
- Erowlls bronchial Trcchcs' - viii almost in.
variably give rclrf. limitations are offered for
sale many OF which are iri furious. The gem
inc ''R.'c;ra# Brvnchi0j Trcches" are sold cnI5
f;,Eoyrs fc5SI&wTUThSS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
:,tl..b; =. LkiIssi,.


il j. ii.Ot;>>iDC tCr;l w1ii,3ii AFTER = t:'ih1;i
Cuur- OF freshmen. with Lydia T.. PINK !aEi; s
Nc;c,tl'!i" Cc,i.i~'ETd H. coniin;i:. 20 Siliici
wiz, a - HG:li nr2- u: tic uterus. EHclU:r 8
stamp 70 Mr.. Lydia J.. pini:hin, 80 Western!
;:v'"H", E.y,li!, H;:ss. - Na;al'!iic:~.
iy22-l y,;sGIXH-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

Ernw!,s Ercnc;ic,' Trocies' are used with
advantage 10 alleviate Cough, Sore Throat,
iioarscnc~s and bronchial Affections. For
thirty yeats these TrociteS have been III usc,
vi !! annually increasing favor. They a,n not
new and untvirti. but, having been tested by
wide and constnn, nse ioT nearly an entire
generation. they have attained ":l!-Incrit cd
r,lm,; ;tmony III few staple remedies of the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
THIRD EDITION.
EVENING, FEB. %, 1ss,
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather, with northwesterly winds
shifting to southerly, followed by falling
barometer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

!! mnsica! and lilerar, entertainment: viii
bc given this cvcnjng III trinity chapel by thc
Junior Missionary society. An excellent pro-
Gramill,: has been prepared and refreshments
fl TIE form CT coffee aG'i cakes VIII be serve;
81 th;. ciGsc OF the evenings exercises.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

Bills have been posted in the court
house announcing that several properties;
will be sold at sheriff. sale On Saturday,
March 12.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
THlSt.E PER CENTS
Fate of the Funding Bill

WAsHINcTOS, Feb .i.-The House
committee on ways and means held Il meet.
ing this morning to consider the fund
ing bill as amended by the Senate and tho
majority Of the Senate amendments were
agreed to. The committee will meet
again io-inorro" to take final action OH
the bill au,! inStrucc their chairman in re-
gsrC: t. report 10 be lu.,,ic to the House
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

( fDPiAND'S t;ESTAUEAET.-iiAF Vine
< engaged Tia: services OF II iirst-ci:.ss Res.
':tnrnnt Cook. l am now prepared to Serve
articles i'll my line ut short notice. such ~:
Chicken CrCquettrs, Chicken Salad Ere ii
oysters. TerrIpii,. and AL ,iciicacic8 fo,nd il.
season.
Your i'nt:nna:s: i respect fully solicited.
JOHN COPLtSD.
No i2J North Queen street
+. S.-""'',lin.s ANA parties scrvcd :t
I~:ts OHahie r.ics. f2!NSStrI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

PARIS, Feb. A.-Gen. Ncy, Duc DEL
chingcp, has been found dead ut Cl,,til-
Icon, with his forehead pierced by bullet
and pistol i'll his right hand. He was u
grandson Of the famous Marshal NeY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

7iEEL!E S!tiE.--HN f:OEDAT, MARCH
i II, 1881. III pursuance OF an order of Or.
pilaHs' court of Lancaster county, will be sold
at public sale 1T Philip Wallis Green Tree
hotel West King street, Lancaster city, the
following described real estate, to wit
AL that certain lot or piece OF ground situate
on the south side of West King street. Lancas-
ter city. containing in tront on West King
strcat G5 feet inches. more Or less. extending
in dcph to 10 feet wisie alley 100 feet more or
less. the east side. and 95 feet, more less.
on the west side. an'i extending along said 10
feet wide alley in the 50 feet more or less.
upon which lot OF ground are erected 4 double
one story Brick Dwelling House. No. j2i West
King street. a Frame Pottery Warehouse, No.
5!S: also another smaller Warehouse. Potter S
Kiln, Iiy,lrant. Fruit Trees and other Improve
ments thereon.
Terms cash Oh Oct. |. ISL. upon purchaser
giving approved security.
sale to commence * * O'Clock p. n.. of said
day. when attendance Will be given by
HENRY NJ. CANSE,
FRANCIS GANSE,
Executors OF the estate OF Henry W. Gansc, de-
JACOB GrSDssEr. Auct tebis-stawdts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
.IE;E .sIITEi. TIS EIEN rs.

FjiWS :;Dis: isGs,;'s AND DWELLING
tor rent, ~" Sand 10 south Queen street.
pply at til" I:STEILiG aSCE;: Office
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

5tGBLiC -.aLE.-OE SATURDAY., Iutj
/ 2itk q! tEBiU AIRY. at tile corner Gt
Prince and Chestnut streets, vii! be sold stock
and fixtures of Grocery, Notion am! COn"c
:in!ie!y store. consisting; OF show cases. coffee
grinder. ltni:tSS"S measures. SDlsofS. half
peck and hllf-Du- -hcl measures, counter.
scale spic" caddirs, jars. &c: also :. good rt-
frigcratOr stove, cellar rope. buckets. wash
boards. 'ar;.o lot of notions and gr:cerics: ::
also counters. shelving. bins, chests WIKI glass
doors. &c.
Sale to commence on said day at O'Clock in
I he afternoon and in the evening, when COM
ditions will hc made known by
s. u. MCPHERSON.
DA,- turt D
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

y delightful shave is possible oaiy viii! li,,
C,!ii..urt shaving Dap.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

LONDON, Feb. "i-i'I,m!yr Gi.,! ,!S;ui,e
in alishiins from Lii, ca.r..c on his ,e-
turn home from tho lloi,,s oi Commons
last night, slipped AMI fell b:..k on the iron
step o; TIE carriage, cuiii'... the back OF
his head severely. Th. ,'o,t,r's bulletin
this morning announces that the premier
is free from fever and ,luii..; quite well,
needing only rest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
No Time SbouJa ne 3.nsf

II the stomach. liver and bowels are affected.
70 adopt the sure remedy. iI1Stct;er'S Stomach
Bitter,. DiseasrS of tn organs named bc-et
others tar more serious. and s.Clay i, there.
fore hazardous. EySpcp>ia, liver cOiu upl.irt,
cllls ana fever. car! y rheumatic .winecs, Kid
nev weakness. brin: serious bodily trouble Il
ffificd with Lose. no fin:" IL: using this CT.
fec i've, s:.:" ::i': long know. ii:ii.i."
For sale by ali Dru.e!>, g. - =. gen.
eTaiy. ii-iyacodXiyw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
FSR S.iLE.

j-ON EENT--A SECOND STORY i:OOM,
j - by 30 tCct. with windows ON both si;!eJ.
suitable for Ci.arm;hcrs or any manuf;,c:u..
ing purpose. Steam furnished if desired. tT-
ply on premises. 30 East Fulton street, tor
1vr;ns, which n iii be reasonable. f22-lwd*
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

The Proposed Delaware Western Railroad.
WTLMINGToE, Feb. 2i.-'rhe House COM
mittcc on corporations at noon to-day re-
ported favorably on the Delaware West
ern road bill, with the amendments re-
strictins its privileges and requiring it not
to consolidate with any other corpora
ton. These are the amendments which
the present projectors of the road consider
disadyantaSeous to their project.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

They tcll 4 pretty good yarn at the OK.
pcnsc ."t enc of tic members of the city
police t,;rcc. The mayor sent him
to butcher with 4 verbal order
for a i",c-lua,ter Of beef fer the
city s"up house. The policeman:
ordered -four quarters of beef; and
the butcher vas obliged to kill a steer be-
fore l:c couis; ill! tl.c order. Pap Shay.
the manager Of ihe soup house, was SUI
priSed bat delighted Oh the receipt of 4
whole bullock when he expected only a
quarter, but his honor the mayor was still
mere astomishrd, il; quite SO much tic
lighted when the butcher presented his
bill. Fortunately the weather is cold and
there is no dangc; of the meat spelling
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
-.:':ii-sy. SCIsEE%s

Ni%!ii swca:s cnu- clGacitli2n and I"ciin"
prevented liy Malt Bit;crs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

Rev. Jefferson NJ. Hawthorn, after u
lingering illness frcm pulmcnary coltsunip-
ticn, died at his late residence No. 23:'
South Queen street, this morning. lie
was formerly minister in the ciurc, Of
he United Brethren, and ut the time o:
hi: death Il local minister iu the Methods;
Episcopal church. His funeral will take
place u:I sunday afternoon at :}:3G o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
<Sk:. az !.
: ~ai Family i.iiir:iru.

Diirrsai!,r iniurn1a'i,u comes from
I3"n.. Iowa. For >oInc time past tl.,
entire family OF S!muc! St'lmlaugh, "i
5hat place, ircIu:!in% himself, wife and
TIVE :'li'lrrn have been p?ost.t.ed viii,
Scarls fever. On thc Sun i!s:. his ,iau ,ltcr
Lulu died, in til" third year Of her arc,
and Yesterday h:S wife Laura L. :;t;l.l-
i.auri. Gir.l il. the c3t:i year OF her age
Mr.. S!Hmh"H:-:: and iii; yrHngcst child. :,
babe five o" ST: months old. arc cnrv"I..s-
cc!it ana will probably receiver.
Mr.. StnmE"ugh was the youngest
daug;.t OF John W. !IubIey, OF this city.
She was Il most estinlablc voting lady.
we'll known and greatly estc"lned in the
circle IN which She moved. Some ion
year.; agn she was married to MI. Stun
l,au,ii aH(l accompanied iiiia TO- his homc
in the West. where she and iler little f,n.-
Is lived happily, until recently stricken
down; i,y disease and DEATH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-22

Mrs. May Emerson, Of Rockford
Ill, who has been spending several
weeks with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. c. S. Pcrcival Of this place. left
for her home on Monday Of this week.
Mrs. Imcrson's visit hero will long
be remembered 10y the people Of
Creseo. as il was made the occasion
VI bringing out that fine musical H.
tcrtaiaMcnt given Oh tho 9Th inst,
for tie benciit Of Grace Church. Hrs.
Emerson's voice Is IL fire cpntr;.ito
and that Of hci sister Mrs. Diei.,> i
now living here with her parents. is
IN equally line, and even more l.igh-
~ cultivated soprano. They both
si.g very effectively in solo: but
their duets wc have never heard sur
passed il richness and swectItas,
even by professional singers. We
understood that these ladies intend
to give 1T Rockford, Il no distant
day. III entertainment similar to the
ono given here. and for tho Sam" OBJ
jeet,v,z; the benefit Of their fathers
church. The people fthat delight
ful eli are too we'll acquainted With
these gifted singers to need any u.s.
surat,e from lis that nh entertain
n1eni III which they take prominent
part will be worthy Of the most lib
cral patronage.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-22

The editor of Wintcrsct Mirror is
becoming desperately hungry. Hear
him:
"Our neighbors have been sadly
neGlectins their duty for the past
few days. These moonlight nights
Together with the brilliancy of our
street lamps renders it extremely
dangerous for forging, and If some
Ct our good country friends don [
bring in something for Us to cat
pretty soon we will get desperate,
and make raid on somebody's hen
roost, or swallow some Of The small
boys who invest our streets, or-or--
eat up the Demo--no the republican
party, fer there is not enough left Of
the democratic party to make us Il
good square meal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-22

Il challenges u discussion Of the
following six questions. and will
give a pEcmiua OF 800 to any per-
son who shall answer tae:a ii the
satisfaction 81 Hon. 3ohn M,iagh.
john ';,gasworiA and Augustus
8taale Esgfs:
Isl. n menaS H.f}sf haze .ntrin * value, + Il
f-At 20 Issue alll whose intrinsic ya'us Is less
thaa its face aue..
as1. IT Aaa hive Lot e,n;,h gold 70 redeem
.9tf Ealer, + IL aot crime u iosie paper
i3onry D3Scti III ao.i.
ara. II Noa iaNe .eli ernagh, 4 II pof nis.f
tissne ,iltst IN teai o. palcr. 80 l.al 10 re-
O A5ti a VIII ~ ns.tes!
III. II t!,@ promise agd means - lay ase
81 tl"!cii 70 keep paper a pf-. wsi.ia no maS-
~ T. Il iGli ittsi tender eSHtc1 With p.o,a.se
u receive /, II IS ;.1es sasae ior al taxes AID
faai.t Cise@ - H. s.ase tAng:
I'LL. IitAa i.tr.as:... rairc II taxes Il taat II
~. tt.atria3, aeaa ~ IN carry oH IT,. Govern
iA@at. Na@i 100 .h.s III. 4 gyaa b.tst II. ,t..4tll
t"iSaac G5sfi a.ts l4af. iasA@y.
sg1. nia: + tae Iats tlsic Sa.He q goii.
Independent .! fancy, l. sh.Jl and legislation.
TAT fLAiS BEslrR viii - sent u tri&l SUBJ
ssslhera, eisat wsess fla cents; essa 10 ae-
GO paas ~ Esi.s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-22
ASsEraly STUPID and Foolish

to allow prejudice or ignorance to
get the better OF good Judgment. 1t
has been amply shown and conelu-
sively proven that constipation, bad
breath, dyspepsia, kidney election
and MI diseases 81 the liver. stomach
and bowels have been cured and can
be cured 10y simply taking Simmons
Liver Regulator. ii is harmless: not
unpleasant and easily procured 50
there is no reason to be ignorant of
a true remedy. IL you suffer. you
have no excuse. for this medicine
places certain relief and cure within
Your reach.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-22
Farmer and Banker.
Tic farmnr lcnls In nrnns.

The farmer deals in crops.
J he banker deals in debts.
The farmer makes money on what
he produces.
Tie banker makes money Oh what
he owes.
The farmer prospers Gu big crops.
Tie banker proape.s Oh big debts.
The farmer makes most when he
owes the least.
The banker makes most when lie
owes tue most.
General prosperity IS best for the
farmer.
General stagnation Is best for the
banker
The more the people lose, the
more The bankers make.
The bankers run the government /:
tic producers foot the bill Chiccgo
EabTfSS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-22
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