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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22

club at the bat. Brady the first bstsmsn. thrown
out by Burdock to Morrell. Clinton followed and Sc
cured base hit to oentre-held Say next and
batted ball to shortstop, which forced Clinton of first
Then good double play was made between Barnes,
BurdOok and MOrre, in putting out both Clinton and
Say.
The Boston Club opened with Barnes at the bat He
secured bis base an error by Dorgan Lewis followed
and was elded ont by Esterbrook Sutton secured
base on hit to centrefeld. also sending Barnes in.
Crowley followed and made base hit TO leteld which
let Sutton to second base Burdock knocked q fly to
clinton, who caught 1t and threw It to MuldoOn the
third baseman TO prevent Sutton stealing to third Null
doom threw 1t to Brady In time catch sutton on
ond base, thus ending the first inning for the Boston
men with run to their credit and leaving Crowley
first base The Metropoltans oubatted opponents
but were Outfeded by them. The following the
mary, with score by innings:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
THE STAB ROUTE CONFLICT FRAUDS

PRICE, ENSIGN AND M'DAvITr HELD FOR TRIAL AT
PHILADELPHIA ON rHE CHARGE OF coS-
sPIiACY.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-The cases of Chris
uan Price. Legrand Ensign and Thomas A McDavitt
arrested recently upon charges OF conspiracy to defra
the Government in the letting Route mail contracts
in Arizona and Utah. came up before the United s,ates
Commissioners to-day. Postal Inspector Charles D. Bar
rett testified that he had with Price on
"Wednesday Of Last week that the defendant said he t
not know the contractor. Wiley and had aligned the
bond at the request OF McDavitt He said he did non
own the property in Clinton County on which he had be-
come surety. lie said ne knew Ensign who had also be-
come abondsman. DstrictAttorney Valentine produced
oerineate showing that the property claimed by Price
TO be worth $4,000 had been sold In 1877 for
$1,000, and that in September. 1875 1t was sold for
taxes bringing $l24 end that the property has not
SINCE been redeemed
Ensign told the Inspector that he owned four I'M
proved city properties, but upon investigation il was
shown that at the time executing the bonds these
properties were nortgagod Tor $1,000 each. 800
yond their assessed value.
Wiley, who was the principal bidder was seen last
week Dy the Inspector and stated that Thomas A.
quested him 10 bid for ak territory OF
Utah, promising that he would suret es and
agent. Wiley WAS not 10 be bothered the con
tracts and 10 be held bameless sc OF trouble
-Four o these contracts bid for by Wiley awarded
10 him. bat ms failure carry cir proVisous
they raised - 900 and L. other persons
All communications referring 10 The received
by Wiley were turned over by aim To Media VIII
When Inspector Barrett reported this statement IN
had acted ia the matter only befrend NlleV who as
ou OF employment, and who lac thought could OBJ am
work in this way
The Commissioner held McDavitt Ensign and Pr1,,. in
SoooV pan e@ch Tor trial. the first two furnishing The re-
9 CURED seenilts and the latter being comm Tod
Iau "ley mas mol yet been arrested, slth ugh
rants against hlm have been out nearly a week.
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CRICKET IN HOBOKEN.

closely contested game Of cricket was
played yesterday afternoon the ST. Georges Cricket
Grounds, at Hoboken betw the second eleven the
st. George Club and the second eleven OF the Manhattan
Club. The game lasted six hours and a half The at
tendance was not large. The Manhattan Club went
first To the bat and scored 9s Their opponents made
So in the first inning but this partly owing to the
absence OF two or three members OF the team, whose
places filed by substitutes seemed 80 GER
tain for the visitors that when they the bat
they seemed indifferent and PLAYED very careessy only
scoring 10 The home team now played carefully espe-
clally Dr Forum and the Rev. DIR Newbald When il
had beaten the Manhatan's the was called
as there was not time TO play another inning. The fol,
lowing is the
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TIE FIFE RECORD.
THE LOSS AT WALLACE. MICH.

MENoMINEE, Mich, July 21.-Furthcr news
from Wallace Mich shows that the damage by the re
cent fire at that place greater than was at frat
posed The fire originated from OF the saw mills
and spread so rapidly that to fight Il was useless Twcn
tynNe tenement houses, two mills the dcpot storcs
boarding houses and stables entirely consumed
also the years stock OF logs large lot OF piled lumber
ana thousands OF ties, posts and telegraph poles, Mr.
Mellon smith was the owner OF nearly ali of bs pron
crty, ana his loss VIII fall S75 600 insurrd
Tor $1,000 One schoolhousc and two small teneIucnt
e"iii'y
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WASHINGTON, July 21.-Passed Assistant
Engineer L. W. Wooster has been ordered to the ITALIA
poosa Acknowledgements Robert G. Deng to the Navy
Yard, Mare Island, California Cadet Engineer Ben,a-
MN G. Bryan to the kcarsargc; Lieutenant Willie Swift
has been ordered 10 duty at Naval station New London
Conn, Aug. l; Lieutenant Louis Kingsley placed on
waiting orders; Mldshipman Francis W. Kellogg has
been placed On sick leave; surgeon Daniel McMurtre
has been placed On waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
BASEBALL CONTESTS,
VICTORY FOR THE BOSTON LEAGUE.

Between two and three thousand spectators
welcomed the Boston League Base Ball Club Yesterday
at The Polo Grounds and watched lis contest with ana
its victory over the metropolitan Club this city The
Boston Club took the lead from the first but Lost IL to-
ward the end of the game yet through errors made by
Brady Dorgan and Kennedy the visitors the victory
III the eighth Innlng Play began 4l5, the home
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LARGE MEXICAN ENTERPRISE.

ALBANY, July 2l.-Articles of incorporation
have been laid before the Governor for a company
TO be called the Oriental Interoceanic and International
Railway. The capital stock is be S25 100000 in
100000 shares OF 500 each The incorpora-
tors. who also directors. each holds 100
shares, and follows: Jay Gould,
Sidney Dillon. Russell Sage John r. Dillon, A L. Hop
kins, Thomas T. Eckert, Thomas ". PearsaI, Norvin
Green and General G. NJ Dodge all OF New-York; Gen
eral Ulysses Grant and Major Gress Of the
City OF Mexico The company IL formed under the
law and TO own and operate line which Interna
uonal Railway improvement Company s 10 build
for H. The road lie TO be built under held
by the latter company, and Is TO begin point
Rio Grande between Laredo and Reynosa continuing
south between Longitude IL east OF the me
indian OF Mexico touching at Fernando santan
der. At Santander branch road will ex-
tend TO the City OF Victoria. proceeding thence
as far San Luis Potosi There branches
TO Matamor@s and the Bar of Jesus in case inc
latter port should be opened coastlng foreign
trade. The trunk line shall continue from Santanler
Jmenez 10 the city OF Mexico. by the convenient
ascent TO the table lands. and from there
10 point on the Pacific situated between the
nerdans o. aud 90 Longitude Capital of tie
Republic The main line may divide branch before
k ascent 10 the table lands, passing by Papanta aud
hlIantla, with is terminus In Vera Cruz, and with
branch roads TO soto La Marina. Tsmpico Tuxpan and
Iecolutla NauLa
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MANUFACTURERS DAMAGED

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, July 21.-The upper
story ana ROOF OF the wooden building owned and occu-
pied In part by the Elwcll Hardware COMPANY WAS
burned this afternoon, Tho upper story was occuned
Dy the King Hardware Company in manufacturing
snes me loss I" stock and machinery is about 81 800
Inc Elweu Hardware Company, manufacturers Of iipbt
hardware, loses the stock and building by Ara n al
water about 81 200; both covered by Insurance.
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EARNINGS OF THE READING COMPANIES

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-The official report
of the earnings Of the Phade phia ana Reading Railroad
Company for the month OF June shows the gross re-
cepts for the month amounted to 81 7O7 295 81. and
those of the Coal and Iron Company TO 81 l43GO9 -
The expenses OF the former exclusive rentals and in
teres were $685. s27 l3. and the exclusive o in
terest, SlO72,777 S. making net earnings OF both
companies Tor the month being an Increase
as compared wth The corresponding month year
OF Sll8lf3 Oh The net earnings both cOnpanles for
the year 10 July -, 6se 53l o. being an increase
OF Sooso42 ~ as compared with the correspo po
of last year
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F4LAL ACCIDENT AT A MINE SHIFT.

DEADwooD, July 21.-rhe open cut of tho
Caledonia mine night bur, ing seven uers
william Gin, David Cameron and Andrew Larson were
taken out alive John Casteilo James Roach. ick
hawkins and l. H. Hamilton supposed 10 be kl.lel
A Times special says Roach is known 10 be dead. IL
though his body has yet been found l. = Goodman
foreman of the DE smet NINE instantly killed.
arch which he standing the shaft giving
and him 200 feet
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FARM BUILDINGS BURNED

LEBANON, n. H., July 2l.-Last night
lightning struck ana set fire to farm building on tho
Gelrlsh estate. The building DESTROYED Ioss
5000 Insurance, $1,000. The house of william,
Wright adjoining was badly damaged and u barn and
contents destroyed. Loss, $500 ~ ~
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FORECLosNG A MORTGAGE.

POUGHKEEPsIE, June PA summons and
complaint have been served the Rhnebeck and Con-
necueut Railroad Company by Thomas Cornell and
others for the foreclosure Of mortgage of $500 nOo
gwen November ls92 The papers nave been MED il
Tue lOuntS O!eTks Office here.
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NEW-JERSEY BARNS DESTROYED

RED BANK, n. D., July 21.-The barns on
the William Honeywell place, Hidden Centre were
destroyed by frc TINS morning causing of NJ 600
insured III the London Company $1,000 Flv, vain.
able horses the property OF j. G. Patton were lost in
flames. ""'o 'o'. al
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THE REF0RNATORT F0R WOMEN.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 2l.-The managen
of the Refornatory for Women held a meeting to-day
proposals for the location of institution from
Staten Island Rookand Duchess westchcster and Os
wego Couniis and various places Long Island They
purpose examining the proposed IA the ne a
four weeks.
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EMIGRANT RATES REDUCED

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-The PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company to-day announced a reduction OF 4
Ia emigrant rates from New fork and OF 81 30 fro,
PAlladclpuia 49,
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TIT FOR TAT.-Lady Lodger-" Your dog,
sir, is unlearshe. lie how Is all night" Ii e tA,aref0
play the piano all dayl"
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CALIFORNIA MINING !STOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.-The following were the
Official closing prices OF mining stocks:
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M al ORDERS,

The Bullion Mining Company has |. wed an ASSESS.
ment of 90 cents share. ~
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GETTING INTO HOT WATER.

The celebrated family of Carroll. which had over
spread Maryland and become opulent through the
influence OF one of their number who was surveyor
TO Lord Baltimore. possessed n large estate called
"Duddington" Immediately around the new Capt.
tol building. Without any regard to the plans of
the engineer. they had begun the construction of a
large brick house IN the middle OF of his streets
Considering himself military officer. responsible
only to the Government and not under obligation
to go TO Marlborough or Annapolis and await justice
~ the State courts. LEnfant and his assistants at
lacked the new house and razed it to the ground
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tarY of state and ambitious to be regarded as an
authority in matters of taste and construction.
"ALONG TIE POTOMAC"
The moment it resolved to build capital
the Potomac River Morris and half a dozen
business men who took the "pOint" from him
jumped into the speculation for lots there and they
perhaps relied on Major LEnfant to advise them
to the best grounds to select In the interim
the relations between Morris and L'Enfant had
Cincinnati was too poor to pay the Frcnchman's
expenses to Paris, and Morris had got him passage
one of his packets. The Major had returned April
20. 1854, to NewYork after voyage of forty three
days His promotion to be the engineer of the ne W
Capital City awoke in LEnfant emotions of vanity
and INSTRUMENTATION, partly to be ascribed to his
sef-confdence and partly to his disgust at the uni
versal rapacity which considered HIM as q mere
auctloncer of lots to the greed
ana farmers Although the site of Washington
looked very engaging to the of the tourist from
the opposite hills-who ina gncd that It's 1atness
would dispense with costly grades and engineering
yet 1t was IN reality a mere gully, the alluVIal
overflow from the hills of Maryland, brought down
by the heavy rainfalls and creeks. Much of il was
n swamp. ana the engineers were prosecuted with
insects and malaria, with mud and extOrtiOn, with
foolish questions and more nsocnt criticisms
The principal parties on the work were Ellicott the
surveyor. and his assistant, the negro almanac
near, and his corps of officers. One of these. a
young man named Robcrdieu, drawing his IMPULSES
from LEAfant was guilty of numerous acts and
words OF recklessness which went To the prejudice
of his superior. L'Enfant was considered a mere
plotter of the profile and draft of the CITY and he
nnltl Ia IN
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First purse $500, thrcc-quarcrs OF mile Little
ButtcIcup QO6 pOlmis), Banter UOO) Llncnpin QO5)
Bcdouin al. '
Second race, purse $500, ISs miles Baltic uos
pounds, Mary Anderson an, Bruno QID, Boulevard
QIO getaway llO3) Sauntcrcr OOS), Ripple UOS).
ThiId race-Match Race, Il miles Vampire 900
pOuuds), Ida 1O5) Wv
Fourth race-Valleria 400 pounds), John Harper
Dol k0D 10Y go Juanta lO2), Knight Iempar 900,
Montrose Ql3), Baby QO6), Asccnder (93). ~
The following pools the above races were sold this
evening: 1870
First race-Nalparaiso, $l6O Lnchpin, 100 For
rcster, SeO; Bedouln, $50; Mandanus, go Ban
ter $50. f' ~
second race-sippe, $500; Sauntcrer 500; Boulevard
and Getaway, 700 each; Mary Anderson, $50 Bruno,
$50; Baltic, SD ~
Third race-Umpire 800 Ida S75.
Fourth IuCC-Charlcy GOrham, 81 %: KNIGHT Tcmplar
SOD DUKE OF Montrose, $50; Valera, $l35 john
Iiaiker 300; BaDy, @io George W. Darden, $40; AS
Gender, $40.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-28

The Litchileld Nccs. Ledger, Of tho
9lst, comes to us In mourning for the
death OF Frank Belfoy, its senior
proprietor. Mr.. Dclfoy was q we'll
known lawyer who, In addition to
his editorial duties, conducted a large
legal practice. His death will be learn.
ed with regret by both professions.
st. Paul Globe.
In 1860 Mr.. Dclfoy established a
Republican paper In this county con-
tinuing Il until the fall Of 1864 when
no was superseded by Mckay 4 Gil.
moro. Prior to that he had publish.
ed q paper Of similar politics in De-
corah. From this county he cstAb-
lishcd himself at Mc0regor, remov.
Ing from therc 10 Minnesota about
le6S. He had Tor several years been
conducting tho News-Ledger witt,
signal ability and success as an ad.
vocate or the measures Of the green.
back party.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-28

The Spiritualists association Of
northern Iowa and southern Minn.,
will hold their annual Camp. meeting
at BoAdle's grove In Crcsco, com.
mcncing on Wednesday the 7th Of
September, and continuing over Sun.
day tho nth. Mrs. Van Dusen OF
Denver and Geo. r. Colby Trance
speakers and other prominent speak.
ers will DO present to address
tho meetings. Mediums OF various
phases OF spirit power viii DO pre-.
sent afortling an opportunity Of
testing the facts and truths OF Spirit.
uallsm. Wood and hay will be turn.
ished campers free.
Committee Of arrangements, J. j.
Saulsbury, ]. Nichols, q. w. Webster,
r. Frnnsham and H. Arnold.
INA ELDRiDar,
Secretary.
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FuNERAL DiscouRsE.-Thc address
1t tho funeral OF George 4. Avery,
10 Grace Church, Wednesday, q. m,
being very general In Ice character,
tho moro particular religious In.
strNction to DO derived from his un.
timely death, will be presented In a
discourse at tho Same church next
Sunday evening. Tho public gcncr-
ally, and the friends OF Mr.. Avery In
particular, are cordially invited to
be present.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-28

Forced by my political connect.
ions Into public life, my sufferings
were intensified by the comments OF
those who saw my face and head
covered with scrofulous humor,'
said q gentleman recently cured by
CuticurA Remedies.
Why an object OF loathing and dis.
gust to yourself and society from
catNrrh, when Snnford's Radical
Cure, externally and internally nd.
mlnistcrcd, will cure every symptom
OF the disease. Every package Is a
complete treatment. Only u. July,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-28

Last Wednesday at about two p. m
has lived 1t tho south end Of t0wn
came to the livery stable OF Messrs,
Hughes s DAken and hired q team
to 50 TO Calmar. About II O'CLOCK
that night q woman came In and told
them that pickcrson went into the
house and left o boy holding the
team. and while thus holding them
the team jumped. got away from the
boy and run away. Ono Palmer
who had occupied the same house
but had been away Tor some time
was socn about town that day, bu
Was missing Wednesday morning
The supposition was that Dickcrsol
had lot him have the team to &c
away with. This proved to be III,
case. as tho team was found Ave o,
ak miles from Limo Springs yester
day, aud the safe Of Mr.. A. D. Pres
cott lumber dealer at Lime Spring.
was broken that night and some tn,
hundred dollars taken out tn,
team was found looee aud was takel
up by . farmer. Palmer was no
caught but Dickerson is in iail.-De
c0rdA Radical.
The team was recovered by h. I
b. PortmAn on the vcrback farm q
Eddys. Tho probabilities are tax
Ing all the circumstances OF the cas-
that the team was employed and III
ed by the persons who went throug
Prescott's sale. and that it was turn
ed loose In Crcsco about the tim
the night freight passed through. tn
burglars probably leaving on thu
train. No other theory seems to ez
Lat and no clue has been found.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-28

Ambition. competition and over
exertion uses up the vital powers OF
men and women, so that a desire for
stimulants seems to be q natural hu-
man passion, and drunkenness pre-
walls on account OF this necessity for
bodily and mutual inauguration.
Parker's Ginger Tonic fairly solves
the difficult problem. and has brought
health and happiness into many
desolate homes. 1t does not tear
down IN already dchilitated system.
but builds it up without intoxicating.
Enquirer. Bee other column. July
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-28

The reasonable supposition Is that
the burglars OF last Thursday morn.
Ing were strangers; and discovering
the post-ofllcc sign, they entered
with tho expectation that Uncle
Sans officials always kept some.
thing on hand, but, attcr they
had got the safe drilled and
oil ready to touch of, one Of
them stepped into the back room and
returned with the exclamation, 20 !
HI, this 10 q printing Office and we
won't find anything ia there" where.
upon they skipped out without vast.
Ing any powder.-Fdyette Co., Union,
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The symptoms are moisture, like
perspiration, intense itcsling, incrcas.
cd by scratching. very distressing
particularly ut night, rs Il pin worms
were crawling In and about the rcc-
tum; the private parts are some times
effected: II allowed TO continue very
serious results may follow. "DK,
|6wArNk'a ALL.HEALINa OINTMENT Ia
q pleasant surc cure. Also for let.
ter. Itch. Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Erysipelas. BARRIERS Itch. Rlotchcs,
all ScAly 30 cts. 8 boxes tor $l.95'
Sent by mail to any address on 70.
ccipt Of prico In currency, or three
cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR.. SwNyne h Son, $50 n. Sixth
Street. Philadelphia, Pa, 10 whom
letters should DO addressed. Sold
by all prominent druggists. 29t6a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-28

We arc In the midst Of political
jugglery. regard IL rs one OF tho
most unfortunate, md / may say,
dlsgrncciul things ! have ever known
In my life. Tho whole difficulty lies
In this, Who shall have tho plundcr9
The republican party, which carried
the nation In its struggles, Is like the
Roman soldier sitting on the ground
throwing dice to SEQ who should
have the share Of the Shvlour's gar.
mcnts. Liberty Is imperrlled for
the snkc Of party plundcr.--Lenrv
Ward Beechcr.
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70 the kind friends and neighbors
Who so willingly aided W. through
the sickness and after the death I'll
our father. to tho minister for hts
heartfelt sympathy and to the do
nora OF such sweet flowers, wo offer
our sincere thanks.
Alton. Iowa July ., 1881.
JANIS TRvIN,
JoaRra lawn.
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double the single column ratca.
BusIncss Cards Of Ave l!ncs, ono year ~.
An advertisements making more than
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All transient advertisements 70 10 PAID
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n comnestion with the paper, VIC have =
spieudid assortment Of JebbinE % Hsl J;
"a are prepared 10 execute all kinds Of
peintins In style unsurpassed.
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Card 81 Thanks.

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the people OF Cresco who
so kindly aided US during the sick
ness Of our son, husband and broth
er George A. Avery, and for their
sympathy at our loss In his death,
and Tor their aid and expressions or
sympathy In every appreciable way.
Mas. ABA AvERY,
JOSEPH T. AVERY,
Mrs. NJ. s. Il. AVERY,
MARGARET O. PACKARD.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-28

Aliens "Iron Tonic Dittcrs' sup.
plies iron to the blood, lnvigoratcs
tho liver, aids digestion md the MS.
similatlon " food and puriilcs, tones,
strengthens md fortiflcs tho whole
system. Mnny severe cnscs OF ncu.
ralgln have boon cured by this SOW.
crclgn medicine.
For salo In Greece, Iowa by DR.. II,
g. Price, druggist.
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yer went eoldierluR,

The Spirtuallsts and Liberaliets
will hold grove meeting At Seneca
Park II miles west of Bonnir, on
Sunday tho 7th OF August. Geo. r.
Colby and other speakers will nd.
dress tho meeting. An opportunity
will b. given to asksq0estions per.
tinent to SpiritualisM. Bring your
baskets we'll filled and let us have q
good social time.
lOt0 Ina ELpalD0n. Secretary.