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speetal Dispatch to 1ne Chicago Tribune.
bosToS, Sf.lrch 9-The stock market was very
stocks to Indicate a further advance. Thisafter-
noon 900 shares OF Ogdensburg sold at 10. and a
rise Is Preaieted 4 boom j. = als2 predicted for
advanced from o. TO o9t;, and closed at so4.
scrip, s. 81, g; Hartford s Erie Is, KGeoE@
Rock 5; Fort Smith first Is, 11sA@113: Rutland
trsr oa, g., s91;; Massaehugetts Central first
s. s A'ehssan Esa9ora 49Rska s land 5s
iMx; New York s New Ensiand IS. i i1sx@iis 5ygS
@ uni9p g. PaeitiG @ land grant =, lll4: DC sinking
Now York s New England Is. 1odh; St. Paul &;
Wisconsin Valieys6s. l0O; .Atchlson s Topeka
ttrst 5 3s Sf1sa p T.; I'D Soloay s q 1ss isegs
Milwaukee s Wisconsin Valley dividend IS, o554@
Toledo. Delphys Bu9ltngton first es q; Passun!-
Of l9a5 l0i1l0lA; Rutland is Of 1885, 77QbsO;
Ogdsnsburg income 6s, g; Atchtson & TopeKa
Is Hsto1 so11 c!g Ms5s Psc e af AZ 5t IS Gf 1s
1s6s: od Colony Is Of 1s95. ii7l; Union Paoitio
collateral r. l. trust Is, 1o6a; ogdeusburg consou-
Railroad stocks-Mexlcan Central {old), JIG;
Atchis2n = Topeka, 13s; Boston Maine, llo1s@
27At; Eastern, 3sQ13;; Norwich s Worcester, i60;
9EdenS6qrg pEefs5'Efd 4s Rht!adfpha
"
Cur Company, 1+tAa:; Rutland Preferred. IS: do
common. 5n: Summit branch. 27G21A; Toledo s.
ID}elPhos, I5'4@2l5H; chicngo s Western
Vermont $ Canada, 1s@:o; New y. YORK % s Nav ~;
Valley ~ y; Pqstland, 1l5@115s; Cheshire pre-
Lowell, 1o3; Cedar Rapids & Missouri. 151: Little
mek Fort Smith, es Wisconsin yasy com
Eand o
10h; Water-Powcr, 1lA0nh; Androscoggln
Ma'nnfeeturng ;.'nn cos1paay 1ssA: Hill Manufact-
Se5sa 5 GHa2 Sos;oa Bstns I
s5$; d ST. a:sss Esiis SS Mss ss5
Mills, l33; Bates Manufacturing Company, a06;
Continental Telephone. 155: North Chicago Steel.
~; American Rapid Telegraph. 81; Oregon
River Navigation is, 1o5a; Oregon Improvement
To the He.ter7, A,soetattd Pytss.
BOSTON, Mnrch 26-Stocks closed:
$;:S &s;s: sfS$ H.; s;Ss$
Ta:se%n j. IT II f sath.:::: Ss1s::: 6
xisi:oS i s ropsia nss j. ! i : d5nmSa
PARIS, March 26.-The Havre steamer Wic1and,
for New y9rk, takes as 10000 in gold:
osamG oSD9S Hi5es Maseh sSyen a hundred end fty
open market Yesterday for America. Gold also
has gone from Paris for the United States.
SIT Soc.
LONDON, March 26.-2:30 p. m.-Cousols, 9ol5-lB:
account, 100.
American securities-New IS, 1o4N; 41zs, lis;
4s, 125.
Railroad securties-Illinois Central 1891:
pGnnsylyania ,e1 Central, 6S!4; New York Central
1491z Erie. ts33s; DO seconds, 1854; Keadug BIZ:
Amount OF bullion gone into bunk, Els, 600.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS March 26.-Sight exchange on
48I.
, 1881-03-27
MINING NEWS,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 2G.-FolloHfng arc

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
BOSTON, March 2o.-Mtning stocks closed rs
follows: At1oucz, 9: Atlantic Il: Blue Hill, IN:
Brunswick Antimony, ID; Calumet and Hecla,
:i1ts; Catalpa, 3-10; Contentmcnt, ~; Doug.
las, .; Dureun, 3h; Empire. uD; Franklin, l3;
Harshaw, 1osi; Huron. BY Madison, L; Osceola,
361: Pewabic, 16; Phoenix, :a1; Quincy, a.: San
Pedro IN: Silver ls1et, IS; Sullivan, 6; Sycamore
Springs, ~ Crescent, 12s.
To the Hestes,l Associated Press.
BosToS, March 36.-aiining stocks closed as
follows: 49,: =.
&aa%ai A'1ssss Rgiql1san gil9ss a.|at ~
tntd3pa.. .......,....G}-lGI
, 1881-03-27

- Edfry5s0n Ne1x
Young Maloney dc Smith, who eyterrnfnates
melody with fiddle, met old Col, Northco1e
yesterday, and said to him: !" Colonel. you must
be on hand Tonight at the De Smith mansion,
I want you to hear some really good music. I
will give few solos on the violin to few in
.7tcd guests, and afterward, at O'clock, we viii
you know" Ny dear boy, viii be on hnni
just little aftera. Rely on me-"
, 1881-03-27
ARTICLES.


withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: 1881 bu wheat, 1908 blu corn, 3la
bu oats i73 bu rye,
The following grain was Inspected into store
In this city Saturday morning: cars low Crude
winter wheat, 60 cars No. 2 spring, is ours No.
$40. 10 cars rejected, car no grade t91 wheat):
D 5cars No. corn, 10 cars new high mixed, 16l
cars rejected, etc. 185 corn) cars No. 1oats, IS
cars No white, S cars No. 2 mixed, Fl cars re-
1ccted 67 OATS: cars No. 2 rye, chr rejected,
l car No. bnrley, cars No. do. cars low
gr.tdo do. Total, $50 cars, or 177,000 bu. In
spected out: 1l,8o1 bu wheat, 9t5l8 bu corn, 495l
bu oats, 10, ,l70 bu rye, 4,408 bu barley.
The following wcrc the receipts Of breadstuffs
, 1881-03-27
Transactions, SIG, 900:

The following is tho weekly bank statement:
Loans. increase. 100; specie, decrease.
$l.ss3 100; legal tenders, increase $685. de-
posits. decrease, 2,A5 100; circulation, increase
ss59,40o; reserve, decrease, SGr,5225. The banks
now hold Sl.707.7775 In excess Of their legal re-
oniremcnts-
The steamer Ncckar brought <221 600 In gold.
Money 4@6 Prime mercantile pnper, 598.
Sterling Exchange, sixty-daya}A firm at .4soK:
demand, 4GH.
, 1881-03-27
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles OF produce In this city
during the twenty-four hours ending at o'clock
, 1881-03-27
BY TELEGRAPH.

Special Dispateh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, March 2G-ll:30 u nl.-FLoun-No l,
lis; No. z, S. I'd.
Observation-Disclosures No. ], IS II: No. 2. g I'd;
spring. No. l. 9s I'd No. ., IS I'd: whltc No. Is Sd;
No. 2 !s; club. No. !, los: No. z 9s Cd. Corn-New,
5s Sgd: old, IS 634d.
PRov1s1oSs-Pork, 6ss. Lard, 63s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-I4AAD-Priuae Western
steady at SIS Cd.
GiAIS-Wheat-spring No. dull Mt 9s I'd; No. /
white dull III 9s 7d winter duh at o. ID Corn-Mixed
steady at IS It'd for old, Is SID for new.
ASTwEup. Murch hG--PETnOLEUM-l9f.
LIVERPOOL, March M-CoTroS-1n moderate de-
mana at c,&9GSd Sales 600 baies; for speculation
and export, SO; American 5.an,
Observation-Disclosures lard. 53s I'd. Bacon-Long
cleor, SOS.
PETRoLECM-Spirits, ID
LONDON, March ai-pErRoLEuM-Reancd, 6H@
GHd.
TUnrESr1NE-spirits sos 3d@3os Cd.
The following we're received By tho Chicago Board
OF Trade:
r. oLIvEnpoo1. March ae-Wheat dutl; red winter,
easier at IS SID. Caryoes oil coast-Whent dull neg
ected, nnd easier; California declined 3D. Corn dull
Tivo-Wheat dull negleeied: red winter lat Lon
donl DECLINED ls Corn dull at I'd dcclino Pork. 6ss-
lard ca higher Mt 5ss 6d nncunLong clear. I'd high
e at ~: short clear als Tnl1ow 81 3D. Cheese s.
:, LoSD0S, March 26--L1yEnroo1-Wheat inactive.
Corn easier at ss Sid, n ARK LASE-Carzoos OF
s9 Gs4a ss ea:se sr tss 1sa q
3s ID CarEoes on passaEe-Whent neglected, moth
ing doing. Corn rather enser Fair averngs quality
Ct AmeIcan m a. gsd Winter WhSat f1r prompt shp"en
lowing month lis Cd Fatr average quality Of AmeSi-
can mixed corn fur prompt shipmentby sail, c5a.
, 1881-03-27

| runners closer to that base what time the
ball remains in his hand,-an advantage
which will in part, if it does not wholly, off,
set the increased chance of stealing second
base because Of the greater length OF time
consumed in the passage Of the ball from
pitcher to catcher. Much OF this is necessa-
| rily theoretical, and must remain so until the
effect Of the change has been demonstrated
in regular games. OF one thing, however,
the patrons Of baseball may be reasonably
| certain, and that is OF increased batting and
| run-gettins under the amended rules, for,
apart from the effect Of the added five feet
the reduction of the called balls to seven and
] the abolition Of the fair-ba1l warning will
place more men on bases than heretofore.
| There IS every reason to anticipate that the
new rules will improve the game and render
| it more attractive.
| GOSSIP OF THE GAME.
| Several Of the Chicago players now in the
| city are frequent visitors at the Athenaum
gymnasium
The White Stocking uniform for 1851 will
be the same as that of last season, the parti-
colored caps and variegated hose being re-
tanned.
Ward is said to have determined not to
play ball after this season, but next year will
20 abroad for the purpose Of completing his
studies.
A very neat, comprehensive, and conven-
a ~ sSSnl,e 1s ,,s ~ oa,, e ue ga tUt e Sea
& Co., OF New York.
The uniform Of the Buffalos is now being
considered BY the Directors Of the Club. The
suit will be Steel-graY, similar to the Provi
dences, and the trimming will doubtless be
red.
a bric-a-brac collector in Albany having
fourteen baseball clubs have written him
asking what tho pitchers terms were for the
coming season.
Spaldine's Baseball Guide and Official
Leaene R0ok,' for 1871 will he Ilistributed
earIy this week. i nerusaj of The advance
sheets warrants the statement that the book
will be Us interesting and valuable as hereto
fore.
Of Rostnn,s fret chamnfon team Georpe
Wright is the onlv men,her enrnged rs n
niayer by 4 elnh fnr this season Ai Sna1dinr
Bostons. and the restNSfcVev 5;ouId
Earnas Schnfar i InonorI = Ro,gors and
Ririsa]1ioare i eithar % dad ~ sha1veJ +N'so
~ ~
Jones, OF last years BoStons, IS running q
ostirer man m can i do IS to wear three @ .5oiled" G
shiFtS day, and Pay ID 3oa5s b Rriee foT the
encouraged I'd Jones to ~ rake an ass % Of himself
and pet horre'1 onr ~ n iii tI,a iaap,,a ~ rnam.
49, 4'eeNo @~@''
rive out OF Glevelands 5 hrst nine are PRO-
Sllatfer, Purcell, and Moynalan. They are
all young persons OF sangulne temperament,
anu hence the deluslon which obtains among !
item that they are going to mount to the |
championship over Chicago's prostrate form. !
Jim O'Rourke is Dragging arnund the
country that he is to receive a salary nf - ma
from tie Buffalo Club. and the Go1.ricr Of I
that i.itv dnnies it niier5no that tho f;onre Is
81 500. # lin o'Rourl,e Gets - om he rets
mora tban Iio is WorfI,M,nore Tim arv ifan
nlayer WHO ever lived is wnrtb at The present
time.
II. " Berthrong, many years ago meln-
ger OF tue Nationals OF washington. has just
finished portrait OF Charlotte Cuslilnnn,
a1ld It Is ~ now III lts 1 PLACE IL theobby OF the
, 1881-03-27

NEW YORK. March -1NEGTTQS-Qutet: at 1t91@
lie; futures easy: March. 10.Cc; April 115sc: Mxy,
1n6c: Jnne 1n72c: July. 1n7sc: Auguxt- lAssc Sep
tember ll51c; October. H. sc: November. Ml0c
FLoUh-Ueavy: receipts, 2I,nu brs: exports, 27,U9
brls: superine State Western. SG@t10 CON-
mon to good extra. {{ooaa0o; good to choice, sala3
CTS; white wheat extra, SID; Ohio, $~3o9675;
ST. Louis, sas8s75; Minnesnta patent process $3.50
@4M ::
G1eAIS-Wheat unsettled and feverish; receipts,
129.m0 bu; exports 1s5,0M bu; unEraded red, $ll9@
L2sl; No. do, <l.l9GL Ll1; steamer do. s110 No. 2
d. do fLl9s&: MOL do. .sl89L356
mixed winter. sl.la31.; No. white slls@als No.
white, Sl.H4l-s3S; steamer do; sl.l6: No. 2 red.
March, s2lSl2 22<; Aprla <L2l}zl. .c7S; May, $11g5s
@Le0sz June, s1.1s,z@1lss6- Corn dull and lower;
receipts, 152,eO bus. exports, l4600 unRraded. 5GH
@59c: No. 5, s715'9sc stenmer ss@5s4c; No. 5ss@
59,ic old do iec delivered: No. white, O0c; No.
June. 54es5iAc> Oats firm; less active; receipts, 13
bu: Westssn mixed, @ {l@+I.e; white Wssten 45@ssc.
aa sas ai To1 sso }s
GHocEKlEs-Conce quiet aud unchanged Sngur
s ss m M e asS Soa a2ass s$a5 Ns
DsnsRa ter aad m1sfSa Uasa c; crude
FTTSES4;%axyjpsaj|t ]!SS!SsS!Ssayj T'2S{:ss 4:
ECas-Du md lower; l9,ec -......
AyFes: and sxa. ikio Grsndo llrht middle nnd heavy
moae5a,s1y s,tye domestic aeees
ass bas c
meats dull and nunitnal long clear middles, ss-;
,og1rr gurrER-in good demand and firm for choice;
MErAls-Manufactrfe copper quiet: new sheath
INF c; Ingot ate l KS tFon da sra nom!s
aa ciincS ss5Sas t <A''>''s'''' 'A''s~u@' *'''''
, 1881-03-27

With this would publish that have used
st. Jacobs Oil, writes 2tr. August Price, Ber-
gen. n. J.. and found that it relieved rheu-
lnatisln after 4 few applications.
, 1881-03-27

Ciergymen. lawyers, editors, bankers, and Ia
dies need Hop BltterS daily for nerve force.
, 1881-03-27
BREADSTUFFS.

BREADSTUFFS.
FLoUR-Was very quiet With no reported changes
In prices Buyers for export were holding OF, and
the local trade dull Sales were reported Of $50
br's wintors, partly ut s5.G95G1f; SIS lrls double
spring extras ut s52s9575; 50 brls grade ut s75;
and 10 nrls rye Hour partly at s5s Total 1,l bsls
Export Hours were quoted at SI2594.50 for good to
choice ind rye ut A.G5@a75
OTHER NMILLsTUFPs-Wero in limited demand, and
agnln lower Sales were reported OF 6 bran at
$D5o91a13 car shorts at <l3o0; cars uiddlings ut
sso9l50 car do at s2l0; and car shorts ut STATS
per ton:
SPRING WHEAT-Was rather less active. and q
, 1881-03-27
Theories as to the Effect of the
New Rule Regarding the
Pitchers Position.
It Will Increase the Batting, and to
Some Extent Affect the
Fielding.
4 Change in the Matter Of Score-Cards and Batting
Order Which Bears with Peculiar Foree
upon Capt. Arson.
All the Players Of the Chicago Team to
Report for Duty This Week-Ball
Talk in General.

THE NEW PITCUTNG VUIES.
It remains to he seen what effect the nlac-
3,,o ~ 49,, ost,o1, f;,,a fao+ ~
away from tile 'home-plate Will have upon
the game in general. The change was made
with a view to increasing the batting, and
there ;s ovarv raoson to 9nt;cinnata tlat cuc1,
,11 - 49,, os.,It rh" " ;.Saa1 '.;s I;s:aa susl
traversed by the ball gives the batsman a
longer time in which to make up his mind
whether he will strike or not. and tbjs ia
enrol,, :, srra,t 1,o;,,t r1r;,,o1 ~ ~, hota1,a
"Io Has heretofore peen coapellea 20 rely
more upon a sort Of trained Instinct than a
definit decision regarding the exact yyherea-
houtc of tba h, II ,vhan da1;voro, 1,y :, ev;f+
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IN Extraordinary Offer.
THE IONA PLAIN DEALER EIGHT
WEEKS FOR TEN CENTS.

It challenges q discussion OF the
following six questions, aud will
give IA premium OF $500 to any per
son who shall answer them 10 the
satisfaction OF Hon. John McHugh,
John Farnsworth aud Augustus
Beadle Esqrs:
lSt. Ii money must have int rinsic value, IA Il
right 70 issue any whose intrinsic value IL lese
than It's face salue7
End. Myou have not enough golt to rSdecm
your paper. y u not crime " issue paper
money based On gOld9
Srd. II you have guild enough. II Il mot wiser
70 lssor that instead q paper. 70 TINT no n.
&th. II the pr0Misc and 0eans To my are
sumcient 20 keep pApor q par. would n0t max.
Ivy Il Q nun legal tender cO0peea With q pFonlsp
% receive Il at its face vnlue tor - taxes and
public dues, do the sane shiags
5th II the intrinsic value q taxes Il that q,
al mAiertAk neceesaEy % carry on the Govern.
ment, would mol that be GO0d basis on which
20 ISSUE national paper money!
9Th. What Is the intrinsic value ~ gold
In dependent Of fancy. fashion and legislation.
The PLAIN DEALER will he sent 10 trial sub
esf1hess. eight weeks for I'D cents; cash 10 ac.
company the ham.
II ". Il. & 7. J. ME- ", PUBLISH err
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We tetest the term, THE Republic
Gun party has out-livcd its useful
ness 1t haa been dead many years
aud that which We see Is not tho Re-
publican purity but a set OF scavcn-
gers with their muzzles buried In the
carcass dispnting with the insects
tor the sinking offal and putrid
flesh. A live party has Issues and
makes Roadway with principles
drawing the people to it on account
OF the purity OF its doctrines. This
the thing called the Republican par.
~ has not done since the war. TAX,
away the carcass, the spoils Of Office
and the corruption i'm politics and
these ghonls and jackals would dis
appear in fifteen minutes Common
e..
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The democratic party In Howard
county Is becoming so small that
they vino live by I'm annual sale OF
tito the republican party will be COM
palleA 10 adopt some other means Of
.ohtGiai0g . support. There is no
.standing room for it In the county
;anA 10 excuse for Its existence here
nnit To enable schcmcrs to barter its
support for favors from republicans
tOSEhom Its vote is transferred for 4
consideration.
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The NStioaai papers OF the State
anre quite generally demanding that
the amendment resolution and the
Woman suffrage resolution be strick-
en- from our State platform. This is
right: they had no business there
not that che National party is op-
posed to Temperance. or that it would
ignore the rights OF woman, but tina,
It should 6rst accomplish the re.
forms in finance, and the control oil
uaonopoIies that called the party in
to being. This done, will be time
eaoaeh 70 incorporate such other
measures INTO It's creed as may bs
Just, and ~ maa's advancement.
Ike Constitutional amendment In
relatioa 10 temperance, IL beside
quite unnecessary, because the Leg,
islature now possesses the power to
legislate fully for the prohibition Of
every feature Of the liquor traffic, Il
the public good demands such legis.
lation, and IL our legislators have the
moral courage to enact it. Woman
suffrage Is not our question exclus
lively, nor has the time come when vi
should burden our party 10y its ad
option rs an article OF our creed.
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son for surmising or infcrring
TINT the trainers OF tho constitution
should follow the lead Of the rest Of
the world In their financial policy
than In other matters pertaining to
the regulation Of new nation ind
government. A. u matter OF fact We
had Mt that time A. ID. 1857, no ma
tlonnl coinage or money Of any kind.
III my memory II not ut faulO our
first coinage act was passed In 4. d.
1872. So the whole subjectof money
had to be considered, digcstcd and
settled, ind no man could tell until
this was done what our system was
to be, and itappcars to me u just and
reasonable conclusion that this grant
OF power to congress was couchcd In
just the language used, not for tho
purpose Of hampering and combining
It to any particular kind or form,
OF money, but for thu purpose Of al
lowing the largest possible latitude
aud liberty OF judgment rs to what
kind Of money or system Of finance
would best promote tho growth ind
prosperity OF the young nation, and
l think every candid man who will
carefully look IT this question and
consider the circumstances and con-
dition OF the nation ut that time will
agree with me that this Is q more
reasonable inference than the other
that the peoples representative,
should be bound ard hampcrcd by
the old.monarchies or. Europe" II
fact the laws passed in Great Britain
forbidding the colonies to make Of
use money Of their own, and confin
ing item to the use OF the money o.
the mother country, is nm additional
ground for supposing that, in thu
formation Of n now system OF gov
eminent, Its trainers would natural.
wish to cut loose from oppression
instead Of ratterning after any OF tn
acts or systems of England. TO
these several reasons. all the grant
OF power conferred on congress by til
constitution IRE capable Of n larg
, mud liberal construction instead OF
| narrow aud confined one. And 1t
u reasonable conclusion to suppos
| that the signers OF the constitution
, would NJ soon have expected con
/ gress to delegate any other one
the sovereign powers conferred on !
. to u company or association Of IRE
sponsiblc men rs the one OF rcgnla'
. ing and controlling tho nation
Il finances.
= / had intended to give extract
!. from the decisions Of the suprem
! court to show the construction
i puts on these grants Of power but
!. have already made this letter III
Il reasonably long and will rcser,
them for some future time.
Respectfully.
W. +. DANIELS.
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tnl,lisllctl.

/ luUltSu1us L
s;,rd. All companies established
under the authority Of this Act must
havr all the policies In bound book |
form, to be deposited IN tho ONCE Of |
the said company, and each member
shnll be furnished with copy OF his
or her policy ut the office Of the sold
company.
| s4th. Whenever any person desires
to get pror orty insured, he must
cause tho agent OF tho company at
the expense Of the insured to place
on ono OF the policies In tho insur.
ance book u diagram OF building.
the amount insured. the hazard OF
risk, tho percentage, and the prem.
ium note signed by the applicant.
s5th. Agents acting for any compa.
ny established under the authority
Of this Act, will be required to cert.
y that In their Judgment no proper
ty insured by them Is over two thirds
Ito value.
| sBth. When tho claimant and the
directors cannot agree rs to the
amount claimed rs due on any loss,
the question ut the request Of either
party shall DO submitted to three
arbitrator, cnc shall be appointed by
the claimant and one by the dircc-
tors, and the third by the first two
i, urbitrators, and In case they cannot
agree upon the appointment of a
third arbitrator, he shnll be appoint
cd by the Judge OF the District or
Circuit Court OF the Judicial district
in which the said company Is stu.
: atcd, and the decision rendered by
the majority Of arbitrators shall be
Anal.
9th. The directors shall be en-.
: titled to . reasonable amount for
Y managing the business Of tho said
, comp my, including the salary OF the
: Secretary and Treasurer, but in NO
I case shall such amount exceed ten
5 per cent On the amount collected FOL
Q the s,id company.
G ssth. Two or more companies cs.
u tahlishcd under the authority OF this
> Act, may enter into agreement 10,
Q the purpose OF making one rcsponsi,
n bic to tho other, In proportion to the
i amount insured by each OF then
u FOR damages caused by fire and light
t. ming, but which In 70 case shall OK
: tend beyond the limits OF one county
/ s9th. The directors may from tim,
: to time make any bylaws neccssar.
for the proper working Of the sai'
= company and in particular to de
Y tcrmiae the conditions on whicl
y property may become insured, II
what manner Il member OF the com
D pany may transfer his interests il
g the said company and generally al
other bylaws not inconsistent wit
this Act.
Cloth. This Act to be in force frol
AM after its publication.
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Hon. VIM. Taylor, Boston, is well
again. Completely cured Of u scrofp-
lons humor which poisoned his blood
covering his face and head with
sores, by CuticMra Rcsolvent intern
ally and Cuticura and Cuticura SOar
externally.
Chas. Eayre Hinkle, Jersey Oity
Heights. n. J.. reports that his son
\ lad Of twelve years, WAS completely
cured Of i terrible case OF Eczema
by the Cutlc0rA Remedies. From
his head to his feet Was ono mass 81
scahs. 2pnov.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-11-10

Shylock has = great deal to say
HbOHt the Rights Of property. Ma
tionals respect the rights ofproperty,
unless It Is stolen property. They
maintain that the law which gives a
thicfa right to the property be has
'stdlcn, shsalsl be repealed and the
property restored to its right owner.
Republicans call this communism.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-11-10

X. Thompson, chairman OF the
Winncshick county republican COM
nlttce P1bllshes In the Radical >
very severe hut probably truthful
reply to the article In the Republican.
criticising hia for having been a
candidate for State Senator, sup.
ported by the Farmers, Alliance
against his protest.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-11-10

Had Garfield-s assassin been other
thAa . republican he would have
hcen hunted down with rife and ball
before now and his s,ody consumed
with Hui~kiiine- The heavy republi.
can loss at the recent election t5O, OOd
in Iowa makes the party careful
xhont annikiistiag good republi-
Cur r0tc.