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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
ABANK DEPosIToR's GRIEVANCE.

70 the EDITOR Of The Tribune
SIR: Can you enlighten poor depoaitor as
70 what Mr. Hurd receiver Of the Third Avenue savings
Bank ia doing toward settling its affairs
Toms Rirer, N j., April 10, 1871. EDWARD DAY
I'VE understand that Mr. Hurd has done all III his
power for the interests of the depositors but mas
been delayed in settling the banks accounts by the
tlowness of legal proceedings The judgment OF over
10000, obtained by the receiver against I'll, City
of Elizabeth N j., has since been contested by the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. The case was
tried several months ago in the Supreme Court but
the Judge has not yet rendered his decision. The
receiver is now opposing before the Registers in
Bankruptcy the applications of several of the banks
trustees for discharge in bankruptcy, in which he
hopes TO be successful. Mr.. Hurd expects to pay
final dividend of about 10 per cent 10 the depostors
which, with the former dividend of 10 per cent,
makes the 25 per cent, which on taking hargc of
the banks affairs he estimated would be paid The
time of final settlement, of course, depends Oh the
CELEBRITY of the courts.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
TIE JEANNETTE RELIEF hoard.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 21.-The naval officers
composing the Jeannote Relief Board have cohpi'teu
their work. and submitted their report to thr SECRETARY
OF the Navy The report recommends 'hAt '"' "' "'1
rIu sbonld Icnye san Francisco about June l. TO ar
rive Mt Herald Island the middle Of August sho shonu
yis on her way Petropauoysh for Arctic oIothhs uOs
seds and dog food thence to ~ Mchaels, 70 ~ lay
renee Bay % the East Cape TO- Cape ssIa t ,o ,b
Southeast const OF Wrange Land to seek Tor cairns or
other notices from the Jeannete, and 70 eAhno to
ooos for winter harbors also the coast OF rlDcra hci
tbc Thcnkschi villages II necessary the steamer shoulu
winter nj some harbor on the southern OF %
e, ~ Wrang, land and should not remain ht tne Arc
s ~ linn one winter The report closes with an ex-
prcsson OF belief that the Jeannete snu w 0oiiAiu
aared .nfo until news Of u disaster IL received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
HINTS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS'
pvx.1ry FOR ARMY DEsERTIoN'

a. Fdffor of The Tribune
s,p. In your issue of to-day, IN repiS " .
-rasno,dent Won say that deserter rom ''o g.
:. enc limited States IA liable to apprenens'o" ,l-
.,nsrnent without regard to the leng'h oi .i' '''
-. o,onsed since his deseron. In TINS 'nnA
.~is,aten The lO3d article Of war proViucs ma
sh,u be liable to he tried and punished Dl h'"
-, oour, martial for any offence which appe"i7 ~
80 committed more than two years before .i' 10"
- ., ,ho order for such trial. unless, by reason Vi
absented himself or SOME other ihaiines' M ,i,
nc shau not have been aInehaDie
,.,, that nsriod" II held by AU"'"''
-, TOT, n5 On 1872, and affirmed by AUor-e!-
-, rovers n6 On 100, that this artl'e aNPnes
A., otro,ce NJ desc -tion and that the h-i'euoh nc
-. a.. o f,ou the expiration Of the soldiers term !"
-M.,,oent II is also held by writers on military al"
49,. ,he :. absence which excerpts person 'h'lS'"
,,, deserion from the benefits OF this Limitation uo'
~. 80, a more absence from the vicinity OF the post
~ the regiment or cOmpanyto which he belonged Is
.,o,ea uhe he where lie can be reached ny the ill'
- authorities the statute will run III Ills favor Ana
Attorney General Williams decided that the term hah
81 ,,oredirnent In the article referred 10 does not
mean mere want OF evidence or Sor,,;,s
~, ~ means something akin 70 nhsrncc-
yant Of power, or physical inability - nrlng
nc deserting his regiment In Montana. for IA,
stance and taking up his residence III HeW w.,
nct he tried for desertiOn two years aver tne cNo
~ the term for which lac had been enlsted; lur uIS
shst ysrial II was constantly within the power OF me
military authorities to apprehend anu bring MIN 70
washington, ID. c., April IL, 1851 H. De- l.
rTbe Adutant-Generals Office of the War Depart
ment confirms our judgment that deserter from
the limited States Army is liable to arrest and trial
BY court-martial at any time.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

GILLESPIE-SQUIRE-On Wednesday, April 20, 1881, by
the Rev Samuel Cooke ID. d. Edward Augustus Gillespie
and Lille Allen, daughter Of Newton Requa Squire, ali Of
this city.
HYATT-GILLETTE-In Brooklyn, Monday, April Is, by
the Rev. Noah Schenck ID. d. George r.. Hyatt, 70
Alice Kate youngest daughter Of the late Rev Charles Gil
lette, ID d.
MUNN-PLUM-Tn this city, Thursday, April 81, 1881.
by the Rev. r. r. Booth, ID. d.. John y. Mnnn, 81 d. u,
Martha Buell. Plum, daughter OF the Hon. Elias Plum, OF
Troy, n. Y. and niece Of the late James Buell.,
RIKER-BARTOWOn Wedne sday April 20, at the Church
John Rker Of this city, Edith NJ, daughter OF samuel
d. Barlow, Of Brooklyn.
SWIFT-VAN KLEECK-At Pougllkeepsie, Wednesday,
April 20 by the Rev. III. L. Zegenus at the residence OF
the bride grandmother Mrs George Van Kleeck Charles
w. swift Adelaide daughter VI Theodore Van Kleeck
WHITE-STEVENS-O Wednesday, April 20, at 81. Marks
Church. by the Rev Joseph H. Ryance. d. d. assisted by
the Rev T. T. Tracy, Alexander H. Stevens " Helen Cham
ler daughter OF Dr. Octayius A. White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
PRESCRIPTION IN THE SOUTH.

70 the Editor or The TrtbUne.
SIR There is one feature of the bold and
determined efforts OF the Democrats 10 crush out Gen
era Malone to which think the attention OF the com
try should be called II is the manifestation OF that
same spirit Of cruel and unrelenting prescription wch
has characterized the conduct Of the Southern Dcoc
rsoy toward Independents and Republicans ever since
the Failing in its efforts in his own State 1t follows
Malone to the National Capital, and there rcnews the
assault with such frantic have proba Iy
never resorted TO In the Senate The
OF his movement means the disruption Of the Demo
cratic party In the South the establishment Of equal lib
erty and the beginning OF true progress This, sir IA
the same spirit that before the war struck AT Sumner
that the war has poured out Republican blood all
over the South and that would to-day only that IL dare
not make the Senate Chamber run with the blood OF u
representative OF the people
baltimore, Md, April 2, 1881. A REPUBLICAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
BuTLER's ACTIVE IMAGINATION.

Perhaps It Is too much to expect of General
Aeflef, now that he In out Of politics, that he sbould
axe accurate statements upon subjects relating 10 poll
- The habit Of ineccura6y when once fixed cannOt
slI 3 put on. In his recent interview with Nfw-
kQkx TRIBUNE correspondent, the gst OF which was
gaphsd TIE journal, General Butler makes two false
In three or four sentences One that there
~ 70 BOSTON more than 10000 votes, only $4,000 OF
VICE asc ever east What General Butler intended to
- intended 70 deal with facts that there are
II eton over 10000 pesrons liable 10 pay poll tax.
pes given tho least attention TO the voting OF BOs-
We past three years be knows that the vote ilas
Saucn 70 $1,000 and that at the last Presidential
sal vas b9,043. Again, General Butler said that
eseea have 70 lose day 10 register, onercus
~ - lepsxy lava" We cannot speak for other Cities
- Lngx thAt no far Boston IL concerned there
~ 29 opportunity Afforded to every to register
se!uons Of the registrars OF voters held In
We city for several nights previous 20 any
~, 49, sess Of assertion appears " be purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
YIAs 81.
NAYS 30.
GENERAL BUSINESS.


1IIE INV YORK AND BRookLfN EXCISE BILL HE
PORTED BLY-ELEvArEp RAILROAD Dill .
REJECTED.
lrRON THE REOuLAR coREKsPoNpENI"' III. '"''' ''
ALBANY, April 2l.--Erastus Brooks early
,ht c..o, introduced thrco bills dcsRncdO prcHcr'o
fine nurtv of prmnry elections. These billA were re-
portcd adversely to day and tho report. being mndo
pnrty qucstion wns sustalned by vote of ~ To ~
The Assembly Committee on cities reported h'"rhpy
today the New-York and Brooklyn EXCISE OIL DR.
Skinner reguestnd that 1t should be rccommted 10 tho
Committee In order that several residents OF Ne"hoA
connected with temperance societies nhy po no'"u'
The Now-York and Brooklyn members u'hu'r'u "
granting the request aud were finally compehod 10 10
81 by u vote Of 80 To 30
All the bills relating to the elevated railways oi "oH
York City were reported adversely by the AsSempV
Railroad Committee by unanimous No'e 'o-u"'
The Ass.mbIv at once approved OF the reports aud
the bills were killed This Is q great contrast 10
the action OF the Assembly year Then after weeks
~ agitation I'm New York city and many hearings before
the Assembly Raroad Committee on the SUBJECT n oln
81 ros reducing the fare on the elevated railroads 10
,,Ifor,n rate of cents There disposition also
q, uoss other hills affecting tho elevated railroads
which was also checked by the defeat OF inc oCoht
fare bin I'm the senate. This year there mas peeh o ~
TaIlway lecislntiOn, few persons nave come hoIo
from New-York 20 speak about II, hnu n Iod,GaS
members who introduced the blis nav scei
emf Repeatedly pOstpOnoment OF INC osi re-
~ the billa by the Railroad Committee haa
been secured by the members VINO o, M ,he biis
the bills Governed by thls ,h Ra,irooA COMMITTEES
renorted the bills adversely No attempt WhS nuo ~
their authors persuade tho Assen,Dy Io' ~ NJ
10 provide morp trains on the eieVhte
roads: Mr. NJ q Mnrphy's, directing the roads !" Pu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
THE TELEGRAPH BILLS.
IIIE BILLS or MIR. sTINOGA AND MIR. NILES AID

mr rrrrGrArm To rur rErrNr.l

lBl TTITGRAIH To rHE TEiEyNE.l
ALBANY, April 2t.-Ihc Assembly upon
meeting in "a elrcpy mood ti, afternoon suddenly had
H. attention called to Mr. spinolais hill fixing tho
rates Of telegraph compan!cs In this state Tie
general rate named Is nn,cn words FOR 20 cents
and newspaper messages At half rates There Wa uni
ycrsnl d-may at the Thought Of having To deal with a
bii 90 this Importance after heavy dinner, aud many
mcuib,rs ai once l,n thr Chamber for the day. Mr.
sriuon. however. Iunrd in.o long rIc'ch ia iFor ~
tc li accusing thu telegraph companies ~ being mo
nopol.c- and forcing the people Ia pay hish rates.
Mr. kl,otd and Mr.. Hustled In opposition Ia the bill.
rad statistics To prove that the telegraph companies
could not with profit send mrsslc,s hi rtch Ia" rate.
nricl that 10 would De- an unjust interior nee
with the business ~ large corporations. The Assembly
listened carclc-,ly 10 the argument aud them 10y email
majority ordered the bi to third rad
ns Annhcr Telegraph bill va, then taken up
that Of Mr.. Ni,.. requiring TIE telegraph com
rAni,. To- put tho wires Running north ANA south Ia
Ncw York city uudcrgtonud. The bin Was hr-t con-il
cred ii Committee NJ the whole There Nr Hustled ar
ird that the pts-acc OF the Dbl would PAT The Telegraph
,nurnur- To- "a ruutuuu- Hud uuJus tifl"r rNl"u-'.
Ilr hrn iro,td tn strike ot the cnI'tur tlnls. ~ j
fnr motion wn- nlupca When th, hl wac reported q"
Tie Assembly, Nj Nllr- moved &" Disagree win thr re-
hort 81 the committee and &" or'f The hi 10 lhiid
reading The motion dupt'd N1 % vote "I - L" ~
The vote WIS follows lkcpuhilchhH IN h"lnah :
DtuUrrutr IA italCaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
COMMITTEE BUSIsESS.
IBY TLLfGHArn To me Tribune,

ALBANY, April 2l.-Ihc Senate Judiciary
Committee listened 10 arguments tonight on the Field
Codes David Dudley Field spoke In favor OF the adoption
Of MS work Criticisms of the bill were made by Frederick
A Coulcrt TX Judge william ID. Slpman, Albert Mat
thew. aud John K. strong Mr. Field consented 20 nave
the claus, struck out which fOrbdt discrimination IN
railway rntes The critic, charged also that there had
been 70 change of riOu- nntur" made I'm the dv"r"
laN- which would have the effect almost OF permitting
dis orce by mutual consent
Henry l. IIogrt appeared before tc Senate Finance
Committee to-day and askcd that 10000 be- apprOpn
aird for the support ~ the Catholic PrOtcctory.
Aduaut General Townsend appeared before the same
committee. and asked that SjOOOO be- appropriated to
buy new uniforms for the National Guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
ABUsY DAY IN THE ASSEMBLY.

DUS1 DA1 IN IhE ASSEMBLY,.
TELEGRAPH AND RAILROAD BILLS UNDER CoNsID-
MISUNDERSTANDING FOR THE STREET CLEAN
ING CONFERENCE.
In the Assembly yesterday the two telegraph
bills were ordered to a third reading. In the
Senate, Senator Robertson appointed a Con-
ference Committee on the Street Cleaning
bills. The New-York Charter bill was so
amended as to place the Central Park under
control of two Commissioners. The Elevated
Railroad bills were all rejected. Much general
business was transacted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
PUBLIC OPINION.

4 The Senate situation n not merely dead
ieck-t 10 the Democratic death ugglc-lsyrncuse
Journal Cf,opJ
Somebody ought to inform General Garfield
u Doesn't seem 10 know anything about h.-lpcoris
Transcript tRep)
Immigration, education and business pros
1ety are the enemies Of Bourbonsm and are more po
tebt agencies for WORKING political revolution IN the
eeHth than ali the schemes which politicians
eset-(New. Orleans Times (RepI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. April 90, l a. m.-The tendency In
the barometer yesterday downward but the changes
were slight Clear and fair weather prevailed Tho
temperature ranged between $50 end 07o the average
(51ao being lee lower than the corresponding day
last year, and 70 higher than on Wednesday.
Clear and partly cloudy weather. with slight ohanges
In temperature, may DO expected to-day In this oy and
vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
A TAXATION BILL.

ALBANY. April 2l.-The Joint Committee on
Assessment aud Taxation met tonight and decided Ia
report bill to the Legislature tomorrow defining the
term "innd" This l. the hill NJ originally reported, all
amendments having been stricken out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
DEATH OF MARY MIG UIRE.

Dcnuty Coroner Goldschmidt last night
made an autopsy on the body Of Mnry Mcclure. which
wns found recently in q woodshod In West Fortlethst
He came TO the conclusion that the woman had not been
murdered but had died from alcoholism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
PIcrrEE SHE TT CLINTON HlLL.

pisrosING OF ImE joins roNprR CoLLECnoN-EE-
CIirIs S272O1.
The first sale of the pictures known as the
John Fondir collection took place az Clinton
Hall la-t evening under Mr LraNitt's charge. aud
sr,,nty.two paintings brought noiniuaiy S-7,2ol.
OF this number however. between twenty aud thirty
were from The CALLER, Of Kuocllrr Co.. aud MOI oi
nr,c were hd % J tue rrpg'-rnthtt" OF TIE firm "h"
r,r present Tn, exact amount of thr real -nl"- there
ION, cannot Dee tN,u HE following BE- the list "i TIE
ciuf.- Inlliur nhoic 500. together with the prices
.,f,,It MAJ. ,.lf fs ur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
SIGNS or DAWN IN MISSISSIPPI.

The political issue in Mississippi Is no plain
Ast wayfarcr can understand It, The day Of Tissue
eeios, false counting and bndozing 10 past II the
eent Of the Democratic party that really believes In
20 hsllos and fair count dictate the party policies IN
- hture, there IL reasonable chance Of Democratic
teecees next fall OtherNise, not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT.
InnicnhOnl.

Forthc Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather
and occasional rain. variable winds, stationary barolnc
ter, stationary or higher temperature
For New England fair weather, variable winds, sta
tionary barometer and temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. APRIL 81. 1881.
ARRIVED
pg Maid Of Glenwen Of London. Dayis Rio 0rande DEL
Norte 80 day sugar this Bank vessel 10 Geo
schr Ceo Loe st Marc Ia days with logwood TO Lyon
Co; vessel w Abid Abbott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

s.ssh. !. r. no. a;
y Wtnehester Geo
ELECTROMAGNETIC sTTnNEps-
FFOREIGNPonGs.
HuAIra n Aprip2l- The steamer TstorsNnFt,tomdSk
don. 760 emisraDts board for New.York
Sailed steamer Corinthian. for Boston.
HAVANA April 2l-Ariyed steamer Nankn. Cassor, from
Mexican porte and will sail for New York today.
AMERICAN PORTS
PHILADELPHIA April 2l-Arrived steamers Fannie Qrum.
iey NewYorf; British King new Lecky from Liver
pool Tropc King from Port Antonio.
NEW ORLxASs April 2lCeared, steamers Exceuent ioR
Liverpool Topaze, for Rotterdam.
Passes-Arrivod, steamer Gresham, for Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
MARRIED..

Lndies-Briancy Of your adds charm 10 thu
table. Use ELECTRO SILICON Avoid imitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
Special Noiites.

DIR George + Reese. Of Brooklyn. las arranged Tor
branc 81 East ghst, this city for the purpose OF
introducing MS hc" .GoID ALLOY"
As BASE FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH
material has proved 81 special yalne 10 oyersom,
Rubber and c,llulod It, a1mifalr c"gdn' -
preventive Of the msuy d-els'i c9rions 81 ihc NOUN
superior aaptabty degree Of comfort Is at'ahd %.
Nv many eminent practtoners, whom Inference ay DO
Specimens shown at his Office.
Edward Schrpck. Auctioneer
rrF LAURA wooDw ,RD OIL PAINTINGS.
Embracing her cntre collection o. Marine ana i1aiaPs
t ,Fr 'iTIEnS TS y Nassia s.. TirRsDHY ard
FRIDAY. APRIL p and - ~ : ocl3ck me ltttutes
rc,oriS. ---.-
ueur, 4. Daniels. " H.. ~ Lcsinrtonaye, 10Th 81
Hours 70 ! aud . Ia =,
Attci.tion To Gcnii-nen.
Mass Meeting Of Members
MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETIES
VIII be- held IN the Great iiail Of
COOPER fN~rlrrTE .
S1 ~ AIDA Of 'o,rnof Aoa5 u co ,fionsa
o ~ STATE Of Tor The protection Of Au'a- L'IeAs
Assoc ''''0D' nEy pr, RopEnTE c CosIH
TirUs N. COAN. ". d..
Hos fiiztR whIGnT ..,rn
IIgN GlfATNfIN StHAfIEH
and other eminent ,ps9EsT T T' u 5' thc an Of Nh
tnal Brneai Associations comprising tie following orglnha
Mfcantilc Benefit Association The United states Mutual
,rsis"i Nssoraiion Jrwcers League Royal Arcannm,
halN bi'lric Grand Lodge l. o r. b New ork cp com
cTeai iravsiGr' H." 1 IAN ou Ansni 0er y
rni.. W"rkInsn South Brooklyn Masonic Muiu1 Asoci1
o. d. B Brooklyn and many others -------------
Post Once Notice. .. .
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a. mr. for aSpS Tor France %a.} sSec as.e and
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ship baltic VIA que"nso~n contemporaries, t's GERMANY h1a
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URDAY at $50 p. Tho mail. for China and Japan eoss
AR S At The mali rS ,or 1S.' Psnns & '0''
Af osi onec ~ Sew :, April 49, ISL v lo.tn..sr
Ready This Morning.
TIE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE.
Pricc IN wrappers ready for mang I've cents per copy
one copy year. So five copies si ten copies and ono
extra s2s Postage In all free ~ the subscriber
N'"'''' THE TRIBUNE,
TX. somerviIie, Auctioneer. Geo. A. Lcaritt q 10.
MR. JOHN POSDIRs
COLLECTION or pAINTINGs
CONCLUDING SALE
THIS FRIDAY EVENING
CLINTON RAIL-
u,,..,o, ., ,o,. han ordinary interest New YORK
Tribune
Geo. Henry Halls and Arthur p"rfo"'
COLLECTIONS OF PIcTUREs ..x
III, - - ,..vs az ths feayt Art Galleries, siT Bvs "A
MnSpAY APRIL IS, day and evening" TTnTIipAY EfEN,
yale Nj pp r1i' az Mr. Halls pictures win 10 soio
EVENING, MAY q :. s.r s- tlel1
,TIh onsin,nas scrcius. 0oui. &C. 81 20. --rys
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Edward -chcpck. Auctioncer

TftF Laura WOODW ARD OIL PAINTINGS.
Fn,a.ing her entire colsc % Marine and Landscape
Pictures VIII bee s"h at auction at a." 80 u ~, \
Art g. AIIf.RN, 40 - Nassau -. TIL ltNDAl ara
TNiDAY. NPRiI. u and - 10 O'Clock. The Pictures,
now on exhibition consist Of layOue views of wcLkn)wn
resorts.
ucnr, A. Daniels. " H. ~ L,singtonaye, 10Th 81,
$500 Hours. t. aud to =,
4,
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Post Once Notice.
Ready This Morning.

TIE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Price In wrappers ready for mang I've cents per oopy
one COPY one year copies si ten copies and ono
extra s2s Postage In free ~ the subscriber.
THE TRIBUNE,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23
Itching Piles symptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like
pcrspiration, intense itching, increas-
ed by scratching, very distressing
particularly ut night, as il pin worms
were crawling in and about the rec
tum; the private parts are some times
effected; il allowed to continue very
serious results may follow. "DR.
SwAYNE's ALL-HEALING OINTMENT" is
Il pleasant sure cure. Also for let
ter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Erysipelas, BARRIERS Itch, Blotches,
all Scaly 50 cts. 3 boxes for $l.25~
Sent by mail to any address on re.
ceipt Of price in currency, or three
cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by Dr. Syayne Il Son, $50 N. Sixth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, to whom
letters should be addressed. Sold
by all prominent druggists. a9t52
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23

A few days since one OF the bus
mess men OF Cresco IL reported to
have been ON his way from Riccville
with horse and carriage when he
overlook a Cresco boy and asked
him to ride. After going mile or
SO he sent the boy into farm house
for watch key, when he threw the
boys bundle into the road and drove
on leaving twelve year old lad to
foot it to Crcsco. Is there any one
who desires to know the Cresco bust
ness man? VIC do, II the boy will tell
~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-23

Ananias sought to come q sharp
dodge on the Republican convention
last Saturday. 1t was to secure a
stalwart Kimball delegation by TAX
ing five farmers as delegates with
himself, the sixth. He was too heavy
a load for the stomach OF the conven-
ton and was laid over 4 to l, in con-
vention. This will take all the tin
sci out of his trip to Des Moines, to
the convention, should he conclude
to go there representing himself and
Kimball, but misrepresenting the
county.