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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

G.. ". Remalia will give q perfect
medley Of entertainments Mt Lyric
Hall on Friday and Saturday even
ings Of this week, consisting OF inn
presentations OF orators and actors,
vocalists, ventriloquists, musicians
and magicians. His entertainments
while langhable in the extreme are
also instructive and free from all OBJ.
iectionable features. He is spoken
OF in the highest terms by that por-
ton OF the press OF the country that
most completely voices the best ele-
ment In every community. Admis-
sion 35, Is and ID cents. Reserved
seats for sale ut Lomas Bros.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30
H. G. SALISBURY g. Co.
rH-In the North American Reyie,

rB-In the North American Review
for April, Gov. Eli II. Murray, OF
Utah, treats OF the existing crisis in
the political fortunes Of that Terri
tory. According to the present
method Of local government there,
the minority OF the population, the
Gentiles, though they possess the
greater part OF the wealth Of the
Territory, exclusive OF farm proper
ty, and though they constitute by
far the most enlightened and enter
prising portion Of the community.
are practically without u voice in
legislation. The author proposes
drastic yet entirely practicable rem
edy for these and all the other evils
prevalent in Utah. An article entitl-
cd why they Come, by Edward
Self, is devoted to tho consideration
Of the many important questions
connected with European immigra-
ton to this country. DR.. Henry A.
Martin, replying to d recent article
by Henry Bergh, defends the prac-
tice Of vaccination, citing official
statistics to prove the efficacy OF
bovine virus rs prophylactic
against the scourge OF small pox. L.
l.. GodkiE has I'M article on 1.-THE
Civil Service Reform Controversy"
Senator Riddleberger OH Bourbon
ism in Virginia.; and General Albert
Ordway on "a National Militia;
Finally there is apaper Of extraor-
binary interest on the exploration Of
the ruined cities OF Central America.
The author, Mr.. Charnay, has dis
covered certain monuments which
conclusively prove the comparative
recentness OF those vast remains Of
a lost civilization. The Review is
published at 80 Lafayette Place, New
York, and is sold by booksellers and
newsdealers generally.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30
$1,000 Biblical Reward.

The publishers of Rutledge's Mon
thly offer ten valuable rewards in
their Monthly for April, among which
Is the following:
We will give $4,000 in gold to the
person telling us which Is the middle
verse In the New Testament Scrip.
lures by April 10th, 1882. Should
two or more correct answers be re-
ccived the reward will be divided.
The money will be forwarded to the
winner April 18th, 1882. Persons
trying for tho reward must send 20
cents in silver mo postage stamps
taken) with their answer, for which
they will receive the May Monthly,
in which the name and address OF
the winner OF the reward and the
correct answer will be published.
This may be worth $4,000 to you:
cut 1t out. Address-Rutledge Pub
fishing Company, Easton, Penna.
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vlNDOrtunt To All.

sa-Ne continue to .'ccl;ne all
invitations extended us rec, ntly, to
raise The price Of -four at our hour
store.
Florenceyilie straight -four and
keaoalivi.ie Fasor:te. are sold ut
ia0 per suck. The ilon dealers
around town are all whistling one
rene how and ii you want balrel
VI flour, 1t only costs you 40 cents to
step in aud hear il. They chord so
exquisitely fine that the music, il
not the four. is we'll worth going to
hear. Our -four is to be had only ut
the -four store. No man, or number
OF men who would exact dollar and
more per barrel from the consumer
for the trouble Of handling only, can
sell our flour.
There are few dealers in town,
on the North side OF the track, and
not close to it either, who have ex-
torted in the past in our judgment
and would be quite likely to do so
again II our flour store were co sed...
But the flour store has come to
stay. It is fixture i'm Cresco; there
you will tind the best brands Of flour
and feed of all kinds ut prices that
defy competition.
III. G. SALISBURY e. Co.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

Col. Bob Ingersoll the I person in
the god-hcad Of u republican deity
is In Washington defending the star
route thieves, Brady, Dorsey, Vail
and others, some OF whom skipped
to Mexico. It seems that Dorsey
had not given bonds for his appear
ancc and Ingersoll is opposed to
such an indignity being put upon
the man who carried Indiana with
laughter. Really! what is the conn-
try coming to? A man who robbed
the treasury and gave the money as
a campaign fund to elect Garfield
and Arthur asked to give bail for his
appearance in answer to the crime /!
But then he is safe while Arthur is
president. Mark that. He'll never
be punished.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

j. w. Burdette is to be the manag-
ing editor Of the Burlington Hawcye
in place OF John L. Waite who re-
signed the position to draw the sala-
ry OF the Post master OF that village.
II MIR. Waite wrote the article In the
last Weekly touching the authority
OF the government to issue its cur
rency he ought to have resigned to
familiarizc himself with that qucs-
ton, or else he should have the dis
erection not to allude to it i'm his
paper. 1870
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30
Mr. Gillettc's Meeting.

The meeting advertised to have
come Off on Wednesday last, owing
to missing railroad connections did
not occur until evening; the condi-
ton Of fine roads preventing q return
OF the many farmers who were In to
attend the afternoon meeting, and
who were compelled to return home
to attend to their chores.
But despite all these disappoint-
ments the people turned out in un-
expected numbers filling every seat
and nearly all the available space In
our spacious court room. At eight
o'clock the meeting was opened by
Mr.. w. L. Lurton Of Jacksonville, ILL.,,
who favored the vast audience with
two OF his favorite Greenback songs
executed in his inimitabie style. Mr..
Gillette was then introduced and
proceeded to address the people in
. most acceptable manner, for
nearly two hours and n half, holding
the entire audience through the en-
tire speech.
His points were well taken aud
admirably MADE. In week or two
rs opportunity offers we shall en-
dcavor to reproduce this able and
admirable address In the PLAIN Deal
FIR that the hundreds of greenback-
ers Of the county unable to be pres
ent may read its splendid logic.
The meeting then closed with two
excellent greenback songs by w. L.
Lurton the closing one being reg
ular doxology to the tune OF "John
Brown" the audience coming in, in
fine style on the chorus.
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TRUTH.
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The great success OF the daily
Truth encourages the proprietors to
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OF the week, full information on all
questions affecting the peoples In
terests; bright editorials on the SUBJ
ject Of monopoly in railroads, land
and money, and will advocate all
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A variety
OF entertaining reading matter will
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THE CHEAPEST WEEKLY PUB
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New York.
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Notice Ia Ke(tceaDa.

To II. n. NtbhaId. II. 4. Hemenway. &. II.
Sa.herg or ether uni nown owners o. the lands
hereinafter described:
Take Ro,i.e that IL the adjour ned publ.
Tax Sale. b gun and publicly held nj the of1h e
OF the County TREASURER, In CressO. Howard
county, Iowa. pursuant ~ law, commencing IN
tho iifst Monday I'll october, 1878. tO-Mit: on Tn
10th day ~ l.eccmtci, 1919, therat-
ter. 10 which tina said sac had Olen legally
Adjouin Il, tie following descfthed real estate
was sold by the 'rlsa>.rer OF slid county Tar
the taxes dn. thereon fur the year 1878, 1879 and
l>17 amounting 10 The sum 81 s3AOO. tO-Mt:
bo:f4 SIX t6l. seven a.. eight 81, block eleven
ny. except lots II, IL, Ia block twelve tiS
book fourteen IA. Its 10 Is IN block nftcta
ti5,. blocks eighteen tls, ninc,, en- sl.l. twenty
s.1l, twenty one IL lots 10 Il Ia Ok twenty.
NO iss. blocks twenty Tour lsil twenty. iNc fSsl
taenty-stx 1861 twcHly-seNtn issl twenty -etKht
.Sl twenty -ntne isal thirty l3nl thirty-cMe III!
thirty Two t:al thirty three lsa thirty-fcuf tn
thirty-iiye 1851 thrty-six ta6l, block ~, aud lett
,. block ~. all Ia the village Il
Fose.t city, town no. range le, IN howard
County, Iowa. and that 7. +. Barb.
became the purchaser OF said lalsi
ut said sale, and thst the right of redemption
viii expire and \ deed for SAIL hand bs made 10
the undersigned, Mha Is now the owner AMI
holder III hts avn right. II the certificate Oe sale
made thereon by the Trea slier Of said county.
an.s,s4 redemption from said sale he made With
Ia % days ton the competed service OF this
notice. Dated March 81, 1882
VAN H. CARY. Owner.
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A Small Fox Preventive.

A correspondent sends in the fol
lowing: There is no better or surel
protection from small pox than
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid (as I'M.
failing rs Fate), u wonderful heal
ing remedy and most powerful disin-
fectant that will effcctually eradicate
the germ OF disease, prevent its
spreading and effect cure, and Is
perfectly safe to use. 1t is endorsed
and recommended by eminent physi-
clans and chemists.
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The hidden eB-.
Grace Church.

The weekday services for mex,
week (the week before Easter, o,
Holy week will he rs follows
Monday, Tuesday aud Nednesda,
mornings mt lOi O'clock Thursday
evening tMaundy Thursday At =.
Good Friday, morning and eyenin.
Saturday morning (calied Easte'
EVEN ut 10. These sermons viii
be accompanied by appropriate scr.
mons or addresses.
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{ r.giMNl .HiOtt1e
In the District cOuft, for Howard Co, Iowa
Anri. Tarn 1889.
II, c. Iica.ia-way Piain,lfY,

IN the District Court, for Howard Co, Iowa
Anri. Tarn 1889.
II, c. Iica.ia-way Piain,ifT,
NesttS
s. L, Carey. tla ! ]. Carry, Van. n. Carey, Mrs.
Carey his VIE, Wcssey carey. Mrs. Carey his
Mlse, John NJ. Carey anu Harriet Il. Carey hir
MI. : = Olsen and Mrs. Ocson his wife. Z.
i'inb.ni. Jane iituhass his wife George Rollps
7. !. i.osi.s Ills vile. .anc r. 10 Atte NJ
naa'f,i'o Juias Daai lie, sni,h d Atkins and
Mrs, .nslfs M vie, YIN. i Danseis and Ms.
Daniels atl Mrs Daniels his vic. John 4.
james aaa Mrs, Joaes his wife, David Il. Thcm-
81 M Nia T's,iaas his wife, Hugh q. Jones
$40 Grs. dcEs> his wife. Hugh II. Jones and
M,s dshts his wife. Eentsmn Z. Knight and
Ms. hhs~hl his wife. Ashaci ". Rice. Mary
ttt@a ~ VILE, g e. Hewitt, aud Mary A.Hewttt
~ IL. Orlando u. III iwell and Mrs. Bitiwall
hts .ife. Jacob Beam and MIA beam his 4,
A.oSes Farmer aud Mrs. Farmer his wife,
Jacob Iuekmeyer and Mrs. zncHnieyer his
wife, Charles Mitchell and MrS Mitchell his
wife, g, q. Cook 4 ca, y. N. Moon and Fanny
Lis wife. Vim. Il. Patterson and his wife. joel
\. DIMES and Mrs. Daniels his Wifi, c. 4.
Thnrher Asleliaa Thur er his wife, Lucy d,
Kohct Mcdonnell Gee. astd, Defendants:
To the ID sfeiriaetS hhOve NaM.Jl:
Take notice that thce Is on filc Ia the ONCE oil
the Clerk OF the Court In and Tor Howard county
Iowa, petition VI the abose named Plaintiff.
claiming aS against You the said def snlants that
said p'atnttifS title he QNlelsd In and TO the fol
lowing deS c1Oc I real cState lo-Wst. The north
half OF the north half OF the south east quarter
VI section iiItesn li: as4 the undivided hat oi
the north est quarter III section No. ffteens Isl.
and the West hat or the north west quArtaru:
section No. fourteen Tia, and TIL West half OF
the south west quarter NJ ss>,tion eleven al, Mi
in township No. 100 north OF range No, l. west
OF the 5th princip Il meridian.
Said description also covering anl including a.
the lots and blocks IN tho rsc,r.el town piatS q,
Forest tfty, and the additions therctO and stu.
ated In said county OF Howard and State OF Iowa
Also asking that plaintiff, be declared tie ah
Solute owner thereof IN FEC and that hts clase
therein b. estab'ls he'd against the Aslvers.
claims and liens ami interests q defend lnss and
that said deicadsn,s ba barred and forv.T u,
top.k>l from having ar claiming Any l..>snf. -
title - said prcln.s adverse 10 the p:Ais''r.
ife Fstaiin cl,in 4, sal p.eMi q |, th.l o
OWNERSHIP No personal Judgment caAalnea
against any party who dies not defelld
AMI unless you appear thereto AMI ueie1e
before noon ~ the 2na day 0i the next term III
the said court appointed TO bc held nj the oours
house IN sntd county commencing on the 10th
day Of April 1881 your default win ls entyrs
and Judgment rendered against YOU tn,r on In
accordance with the prlyer u said petition
II. {. MCCARTHY & ~
2lt4 Atty for PlainttI.
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April Wide Awake has a charmir q

easter frontispiece, illustrating an
easter-time story. There are also
some April readings for the Chan
tanqua Young Folks Reading Union
Of which Wide Awake is the organ.
In addition to these, stories Of high
order Of merit make up the rest Of
its contents. Wide Awake ranks
among the most valued OF our peri
odical literature because it Is always
fresh and pure. Price $3.50 year;
D. Lothrop & Co, Publishers, Bos-
ton.
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The Npw York Tribune

The New York Tribune bitterly
says: "Guiteau has made supreme
judge us well as president and he
is NOT hung yet. There is not Il
human being in the country SO igno-
rant as to believe that Mr.. Roscoe
Conkling would have been awarded
the highest judicial office in the gift
OF the president if u cold blooded
assassin had not first murdered the
president whom the people elected"
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Advertisements in double coiumne,

Advertisements In doable column,
double the single column rates.
Business Cards Of five lines. one year A6.
All advertisements making more than
ave lines will I've charged "a one inch. s.
All transient advertisements to be paid
Ii advance.
Advertisements inserted in the local no.
tice column, 10 cents line for first inser-
tion, and five cents alinc for each suisse
auent Insertion; but ne notice inserted for
less than 30 cents.
Legal notices will be charged Al per
saunre for the first insertion, and 30 cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
Al, legal notices must be upon the respon
sibility Of the attorney ordering them pub
ilshed, and no affidavit o. publication will
be given until the publication fees are paid.
All accounts payable quarterly.
In connection with the piper, NC have =
splendid assortment Of Jobl,inE Material.
and are prepared to execute NIL kinds Of
printing in style unsurpassed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

Godey's Lady's Book for April
opens with beautiful steel plate
engraving representing u scene in
Sir Walter SCOTS Highland Widow.
Now Is n good time to send in your
subscription. The publication Office
Is lOO6 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30
The hidden eA-.

The adjourned Land League
meeting which is to take place at
Lyric Hall on the IL, of April prom
isas to be u very imposing affair.
Several distinguished gentlemen
from a distance have expressed their
intention to be present, and swell the
enthusiasm that is now being felt by
all votaries Of civil and religious
liberty for this most righteous cause.
All who wish to hear the principles
Of the Land League, honestly vindi-
Gated should attend.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

congregational Church, .Hcv. Alex. =.
Mcconnell. Pastor. services every Sabbath NJ lO5O
.. m. and 7:3a p. m. Sunday school as IL n. All
orc cordially invited.
Eposc opat 90 rncr Church-Sector, Rev. 6
4. PERCIvAL. Services every SNEdRy ~ u q
m, and y. m. sunday school imme0lateiy
after morning service. Evening prayer, Friday
evening.
seats ail free. Strangers and the Public,
cordially invited.
sunday, st ten a. ~, and IN.
sabbath school Immediately aftcf morning service.
J AZ r meeting each Thursday even nss. Seats
rec. General invitatlon EXTENDED.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

The call for a State convention at
Des Moincs on the 7th, and Sth, of
June has been issued, by the State
Central Committee. Howard county
will have nine delegates in the con.
vention, fit is fully represented, aud
by all means, 1t should be.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30
The hidden sH-.

Having a desire to know the pres
cnt condition OF the Grceback press
Of the state we addressed note Of
inquiry to the papers Of that class,
to which the PLAIN DEALER is regu-
larly sent. The Advocate of In diam
ola dated October 9Th 1891 il thus
called forth, and we are happy to
note it seems to be rather lively
sheet. Prrsuming it is the best that
can be done, we are duly thankful.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

Read what J. r. Doolittle says on
fourth page on the toast Opposition
to monopolies". What Rev G. /.
Deyo Of Mendon Mich says on IRE
ligion and politics." We rather like
the Christ character lie paints; Il Q
one that most of the clergy hold up
looks too much like the fellow
Jesus scourged from the temple.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

We insert spicy local from II. G.
Salisbury & Co., on the flour qaes-
ton.
We know nothing Of the differ
ence OF opinion or otherwise be-
tween the -four dealers and the -four
store, but We do know that the
brands sold by Salisbury 4 Co. are
both popular and good, and IL the
price is less than the stores can
afford to make it, It don't require y
mans head to be full OF eyes to see
where the trade is likely to go.
Sse
The hidden -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30
The hidden cE-.

Geo. E. Lane, Exeter, N. H., county
treasurer and treasurer Of the five
cents savings bank is short *25,OOO
rs County Treasurer, and $4,000 ut
bank. He has been about 1t II years,
aud only got away with $4,000. He
ought to lose his place; less than
$4,000 q year!
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

Moses How, Esq, OF Haverhill,
Mass, strongly indorses st. jacobs
Oil for rheumatism, etc., from the
observation Il its effects in his fac
tory as also in his own family-so
we see from one OF our Massachus-
cts exchanges.-[B Bridgeport Conn
Standard.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

CS-Do not buy cheap medicines
on the sccre OF economy. The best
are none to good for the sick, and
are the cheapest. Such are the
Cherry Pectoral, the Sarsaparilla,
and other standard remedies of DIR.
J. c. Aver & Co. They are worth
all they cost, and should be in every
house.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30
Original 10 rr.

In the District court Il Howard county, Iowa.
April Term lSsG.
Catherine Gannsn plaintiff.
Lawrence W. Cannon dsfendcnt.
To the Defendant above named:
You arr h"rrby notified that there II on ttts
In the once III che clerk III the nlSiu court IN
and Tor the county of Howard. state of lOwa.
petition OF the plaintiff above named. clAtniin-
\ drcres uf utsOfce nom yau IN account II
drunkenness, ais asking the custody Il
chidrcl aud allmony and " rsaMe her To-.
Mer nNiue.
And thai unless seu aapNa~ thereto and d.,
fcnu before nor ~ III S,cant dly ~ tho ne ~
term of the said cot anpn e 4 10 BE- he Id I
the curt h ,,l>e IN ~ i county. e.inmenrt NJ
the lntA. day OF AMI. Is Q, Your Default " III IL
entered and a judy ent r~nssertd against ssu
thereon. II nc, oidange With the prayer Ot tAtl
petition.
II. [. MCCARTHY 4 tn
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Original Notice
In District court or Howard County, Iowa.
April Term, 1891.
+. II. Mcisnen plaintiff.

L. Eye.irsham defendant.
TO defendant above named:
You are he! cby nattiied that on or before the
-. day Of March 1879. there Nil be on file In the
onCc or the clerk or the District court In aud for
the county III Howard, state " Iowa, u petition
0f the plaintiff above named. claiming OF you the
cancellation and discharge OF record OF certain
mortgage made by plaintiff to YOU on Lot
II, R,uck No: 70, In Cresco, Iowa, on July an
1877 ana recorded IN Howard Co., reecrIS III
book k.of Mortgages on page $50. Said mortgage
having been fully paid, ami that unless You
appear thereto and defend before noon Of the
second day Of the next term " the hAid court,
appointed 10 Rt held Ill the cout -llOus 4 In said
county, commencing on the irth. e*y III Ap.1i,
IL =. your default viii be ent Md and Jul smcnt
rendered. against Anu the con In accordance
with the prayer OF said pstttm.
REED 4 MARSH.
eta Attorneys .or p.alntlH.
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a. CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors ana
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness, carly
decay, loss OF manhood, &C., win seni a recipe
that Will cure yoti. FREE OF CHARGE Tits
In South America. Send self-addreesed en-
seiope TO the Rev. JosErn T. lNMAN, station u.
New York City. IN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

tT-An immense stock of Table
Linens, Napkins, Towels &c. arrived
this week ut James Morgan's Dry
Goods and Millinery House, Mil
wankee direct from Europe. Mr..
Morgan Is at present in New York
purchasing spring goods in company
with his resident buyer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

Senator Marshall made us a
pleasant call on Tuesday, rendering
q very acceptable account OF his
stewardship in the 44th senatorial
Office the past winter,
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CARD OF THANKS / return my sin
cerest h eartfelt thanks to the very
kind ladies OF Cresco for their kind
attention and very liberal patronage
i'm learning the fine art OF starching
ironing, and polishing.
Respectfully.
J. p. Obs, Tcac her.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30
PIMPIES.

win mail Gree, the recipe for simple vese.
table 0ala that will remove Taa, Eresklea.
clear, and 0aautifuE also Instructions for pro-
duclMH Mxurant gruwth or hair on bald
hcad or smooth face. Address, inclOsing SC
NY. atyl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30
THE HIDDEN HAND!

It takes over one hundred pairs OF
gloves to assunge the grief OF the
Brooklyn officials over the death of
IN alderman, whose life might have
been saved by single bottle OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30
For ReMf.

The meat market and business OF q. W. Combs
& GO The leading market and with the largest
and best paying patronage Of any In CrcsCO.
WIN BE- rented tor OAc year owing TO IN health
Of tho proprietor, should Z good aud suitable
tenant apply.
.Cresco, March -, 1854.
SS0 GEO. w. COMBs & Co