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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11
The Alleged Ejectien a Bishep
- PaYmo.

As many sensational and, untrue state
ments appeared in the leading Northern
papers concerning this affair, reporter of
the Uaion, in order to get the facts, inter
viewed Conductor Livingston. and gives
this as his verbatim statement Of the in
cident: ..s
On the day IN question there was quite party
Of celored men going over TO Fernandina to at
tend some church meeting q that place. All Of
reserved for coiored people. Tim car Is equal
in all its appointments TO The One occupied By
the white passengers When / came 10 Bishop
Payne In the rear, he handed me up bis hal-fafe
ticket, and said mot ofensivelyA . Well old
gentlemen, l can't recognize this ticket bere
You are in the wrong car You will have to 60
In front" s.a.s g4s ssfisl I .sft
"No sir |" shouted out the reverend Bishop,
ST won't do 1t. I won't compromise my man
hood by doing g. Sh'p your train and put me
out if you WISH" .f
10 MOI WON'T put you out, but am going to
there If you choose" said Conductor Livingston.
The Union adds: 9" And at Panama
the irate prelate got ont. Before the
train started the Conductor suggested
kindly to him that he had much better be
sensible, get into the comfortable car for
colored people and go on. But the rever-
end Bishop would make no reply, and
tramped voluntarily four miles back to
Jacksonville"
This is the statement of the Conductor
of the train, Captain VIM. Livingston,
than whom no man is more respected and
trusted in Jacksonville.
The colored people of New York be-
came 80 excited upon the receipt of the
exaggerated and false version of this az
fair that they held an impromptu meeting
and adopted resolutions containing some
very bad advice to their colored brethren
of the South.
The Fernandina Mirror thus concludes
an article on the subject:
We hope the railroad company will give
statement as to the real facts of the case, and
thus suppress the attempt of mischievous people
to create bad feeling We observe that the reso-
lutons advise" their brethren of the South 10
protest by speech and action against those con-
tinued violations of their constitutional rights
by refusing TO go into the coaches marked for
colored people" "6y meeting force NTH force"
etc. Now this is very bad advice. And, more
over, it is not constitutional right" for any
body, white or black, to select their room at
hotel or in a railway coach-all the right that
any one has is to require that they have good
accommodations 1t is the right OF the hotel
people and railroad people to designate the room
or the seat we are TO occupy. Were tine railroad
company to repeal or change their rule in refer
ence to a separation in railroad cars, the very
first people to make objection would be our
Northern visitors
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

Homo. d. Willard purchased last
week, says the Union, frem the trustees
Of the old, Pensacola and Georgia Rail-
road q. =! g. N.Y. one hundred and forty
one thousand acres of land, lying between
Lake City and, Quincy. This ID the last
of the property remaining in the hands
Of the trustees Of the Jacksonville, Pen
esseolA and Mobile Railroad. The land is
very valuable and 10 located in one of the
best and most popular sections of Florida
1t will be most desirable acquisition to
the large landed interests already owend
in Florida by Mr. Willard and his friends.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

The following description is given OF
! honstsI latsli aet gylns thyoskhiAe
air Of California: It was, to the best OF
our judgment, not less than eighteen feet
in length, and would measure two feet
across The body, rom the head % the tail
a distance of probably Twelve feet. The
tail was about twelve feet long and t.
pSred from the BODY TO 'poiht probably
eight inches wide. Tie Head was in the
= neighbOrhood Of tso feet ii 1e6gth and
the jaws tsOr its mouth was open) could
not have been less than sixteen inches
long. On each side of the body, between
the head and the tail, were six wings,
each projecting between eighteen inches
and two feet from the body. AS near
as We could see, these wings were about
fifteen inches broad, and appeared to be
formed similaf to ducks foot. On the
under side Of the boiy we counted twelve
feet, SIX on d side.'' '.' = i''''i''
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11
The appointment of William /

The appointment of William E.
Chandler, as Secretary of the Navy, is
taken % an indication that William has
severed his political relations with Blaine,
and that henceforth he trains with Arthur.
Chandler will be remembered as one of
the " visiting statesmen who had hand
in the counting out swindle in 1877, when
the vote Of Florida was frauduIently
given TO Hayes. The Boston Herald
Gays of him: William e. Chandler 10
the embodiment Of bossism 10 politics.
smart, unscrupalsus, intriguing, wire
pulling politician. He could only have
been appointed a. check move in the
game of chess which the President is
said to be playing with Mr.. Blaine. Mr..
Arthur win nesd to be very skillful in his
subsequent moves not to lose more than
he makes by such manouvre. He has
certainly lowered the grade Of his cabinet
by his latest SUPPLEMENTARY a
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

CHctstkz. Enia k+l1hs nsnsezn viI
have 900 maturity the citf ticket in yesier-
days Flscti0pr They viii also elect Twelve Dui
eighbeed Ahdetmen. JndsR Fees (ReputEe2nk
for Superior Court being Cd BON tickeIs, d
eieNe4f % 81 "A fssE .SEg
Doll, the Democratic candidate far member q
the B1ard Of Public Works 10 Cincinnati has
6,lST majority. The Common Council b . lis
the Board Of Aldermen will hive q Democrats
majority Of ten The DemOcrais also carly Day
ton and Toledo. and elect part Of the city licksi
in Cleveland.
CQhWHEH. O0o, AH1s4-TR DepscWie
GAy4rket - eles1Ad- TkelBu6i 81 shows sixsesn
kbbkSass tOlGkIA 1skscssI - y
IEDIANAPOLEs April 4-Yssterdays election
was sdahH 0eTicl6Y betAei DehdGnsEA
COLUMBIA. 8 G.. April 1-4n tie municipal
elecaion to-day sFDeA18efa1o 1Eayul and k91r-
men we're elected By 50 maiollly.
WASHINGTON. April B-CAmplste returns
fpe4 themupicipal electiaaar1nld IN OHIO. Iii
nois, Michigan, Connecticut, nd several Other
States yesterday. indicate vesf general Demo
cratic gains. bat there wss llfhs vote, and snly
local issues were 81 stake.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

- L~g.'s1sss N.ulz - 49, -
GO. q ss',E h1.su.s ~ -E
wh'zA - n1alE 49, h mn-
ssalA M 6rza 49, 49,
La fhs puupla q MsdGs Rms%
hasss apsc4i.E - - h nl.-
oulk Eu1 - ciy - -
snd conn-easa b 1Ads - q -
me O e1h sas41erA I'D 4zE N
many mere Eizssun hum Ehs EA
- sPsnd pzrz e - wina<n u - -
y $50 ne go II s4@ha
ucthe h1uaza<A e $500
- q 1AAh-@zE - Kkx1
away ron any main Ess e. nnwa
i9sclfH - $50 ~ n - fAnu---
Hde<A 'anf szY l.sF orzhs - -.
s-Es n IaA1h...-s. eiIhz h
I'D -. - ~aE--s-sz e y4r@-~[
Sl@ls would soun hs belasr k.-wa
q1snig 1nE F-pkE, flae .
pr7nE and tArtfy papa4liaz 49,
a. P-rti4; % TaIahz-.e. 80 -
eaie. and ls-l - fIsuzls IA - -
d my bone. nut Only IN mnsuzrr 49,
hzzsre CIR" bzr bsuns e. -
eo1ntry snd =. aElsrhEE-I rEz.s
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

ST.. LOUIS. April LAS two laborers were
digging. . drain yeslentny. or The premises Of
VaEDss & HaggessE H6 elg scslIIns sisssl. 20
connect the house with the street sewer. they
nneartbed . large p0s tightly se4lsd. whtch. %
examination, was fund 70 contain . large
amount Of English s0versignss American silver
dollars, and about 3 haiInf e. ConfiBenial cur
rency. The money has not been counted. 61t
in coin, which is dated In the lsst century. The
currency bears the. date Of t771 The hoass
psEecnnui6d By Anu1eiheu 1lsfF m1ny yeen
tgd bat sptseqd, ntls paased : 80 The pDssss1sn
Of Samuel GafIv. -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

The Democrats are wide awake all
over the copntry. and seem determined to
do their level best this fall As the
Boston Post .says: From the great
State Of Nav York, where the Tammany
leader, has formed an alliance with the
lBepnblieae Executive lin VirgiHia where
IRepuhlicapjsm spd repndjasipp oarm in
asai fFom NsN jersey. xhprs. the people
are. Apgsgedl ip = death struggle With :
giant monopoly =. from Pennsylvania,
INhsssa bosaism sesntiHsss 20 asasrt its
power ID the Repshliean party; ffem
49, SsaAsas - fFnuA ~ 0thers conss
80 sphesfns nspegt ~ sfhslpaQple re
dr.. ~ - istrio d. tipns I'D
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

Florida oranges scArrs fr Gns gunlnx. Nd
qua&if oeieuaRailng a. fh9 nsAsua -
Be4 NlNE SIC u @a. EkHw -
100 20 $40 elr1Eberri9 uoI cuuinK -
from JAcksonvEle - prsTiow hipmen8. -
from IhOmasville. GenrzA. brzler IA -.
1aD GharicstOn cuming n tlse- 1ncnmnvn
berries. . 10 81 cents Per qaArt; Thnmmrms
berries, 30 cents ChAriesao1 berriez % -
cents Cucuubezs coninE mrNaiF = 40 -
dIiion and melting rezdy mAr 81 g. Eun 50
20 $50 per crzte- Lrsh pasalaes fruu Ffurs1
small, bringing e4.00 20 90 % pr hzrr.I Bszz-
daa, me, selling Tor $50 li Flonda palmaaz
were equal IN SIZE 10 Tbe lnl1er. sheT wmE
readily bring from $50 % gsmI Ta@n4
lot coming very gOod Ihis se1ssn. sci fum 8 q
to t2.O0 per crate Bermuda snd EnAnn Isna-
toes. 3 and 50ceu lor 8 quzr- buzzz sguzzAz
800 to $50 per crate. and slDw o. nle B-nw
rssuBd, $50 10 3 90 pr crae. GnE, 80 -
$500 Csbbages in demzn.4 and enmizx b
goed, selling 81 500 and ga pr BIRD
Respectfully.
C. d OwEYs. Geuerrl ARnz
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

Major Joseph II. Dnrkee has returned from
Pensacola, looking well aud happy.
How is PensAOola doing. Maj0rs"
Splendd-7iip tppl The CITY Is bnilding
rapidly; new houses are going up everywhere
abputIthe town, and the bay IL full Of shipping !"
Well. bow are our jetiies getting along down
at Mayportw
"Splendidi We are doing the work faster
now Than ever before. Our facilities are greatly
improved. We unload our lighters faster, and
our tug is daisy. We are working very fast. I"
Well, for instance how FAST r iiassn.g
oh, we are placing two mattresses day on
an average." - iftft'N't 'T's
Which Is an indication that the jetties are be-
ing constructed with gratifying rapidity.-Jaek-
soEvi2ge Times ~ f's~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

Al a meeting Of TIE incorpoEz1ors q thBcu1-
pany, held IN Jacksonville yesrsriHy. ne bIloH-
ing officers we're elecled- Sir EdRErd ] Esd
President; c. D. Willard. Fcg-P1ezidenE and
Secretary The board Of dixcsozH cuusisas q
the following persons. -ir Eawnrd J. Eeid, G
D. Willard. Han L n Lawson, p D. B.zddeE
and d. T. Maxwel
The contract Tor the cDustruclia1 o. tins I'D
from The junction 81 the m4iu Inc % Leesbarl
bias been taken by Mr. Kelly Of FeFuAndinA
who already has three hundred men at whrk. L
viii De finished io Leesburg 81 the middle 81
May and win be rapidly pushed forward - In
dian river
The main line will b. finished and opened f0E
businesses iAE - L4ku Pannsa kee n about one
week from -1Aa siule and Ehe c1utrsct VII be
let N lev days for building ne rDad rs. shis
poinf - ne WithlacDochet rivE- Thlry-tWo
miles OF the work WI be rapi1ly pushed The
company are determined 20 bye me mad open
TO Tampa BY me 6rst day % JRuuAry, 1883
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11


d b not aaea 49, ws e.
or Eeaasrz. b1s ne -
sPo1deui ~ Ne 1s.rz4 rhz n--h-r
D@@ocr1lic p4rss .-s drhz-E -
Indepenaen1Mn. shouid Emsu&r
merits re thsughs 81 CIR r4dz So.
last Deosmber. ne ar mE-n<1
very fsS q ne di.szri.E=z -
saphonis1Gly e1IIed a.embs-d a. I.-.....-
from sevsr1i - shs ouun1es - tna $40. -
purpose q rying - ea-rr a. o-~.-.----
They styled lhens-iE.. Indzp-a - -.
ID pI4riom-
One pi.uk II M pi4lkarz 60 -
pTessed he wbaae tone sd $3.50
iz4tinn. and i would rad e E-lsws
Wares. We ne undsz.;x.-d. -
AL hops e Eeifing Eny o1ce i - D-w@-
party, and h4sing n1Ihi1E - Iue ~ -
that parry. have decided - iurm 49, -
ton called the lndependeusz. nd - -
can get chance ~ ne puhlic p-p. e. = -
words. sand q c14Dce 81 sIfurfnr -. -
se dn 90 iaa0 fhis ss9 orrzsszaina-
This = WHIST they seek. and ny O.. -.
there VIII Be q suf1cieni uumt-l q ~. -.
in zach county LoE lhem n kuzs a -
We would ssk our n-aders e 49,
this eounly fha1 woald ~ nIsh a -,
We cannot think thAE ah-r-zz- aF- o.
arg sSEk6sd N1lh &c ed - srsuukuu -.
rncy. Aa3-wHIn nee encsur.xe n h--u.us-..ss,.
parry shose major compoani paz = R.Eus-
isn- We SAY for cur c8un.E AT w-
united and strong. and III tEiinph. .nwa
over our Common enemy
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

eorrupsicn e Is party shas riehtfully
I'D srohgfblly has BEE s pow For
skeaty-two year" The lpire Sc ! Of
th} South sends "a bs hsl sPrl Der
Dspocratic Fri as, ys = md
will do her Dc ID help hs1 "a lex
Isndable underts in 10 feIievethe dsdn-
trs from misruIS sI6Bsllwartism.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

=. lCE SbsscRBERsswll be notified, from
s 70 tine. Statement Postal Cara Of The con-
ditiOn of their subscription accounts After sending
Second Statement. II do not hear from them within
reAsonablst their subscriptions VIII be DISCONTINUED
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

The Middle Florida Agricultural and
Mechanical Assqp;stjep arg fbes@Hng
themselves in the Interest Of the Spring
FxEs wasCa U0MnsnUsg U8sAs doF Nay.
lThs Prsmiam lie win be ready for dis
Irritation i, . day ositwsy and all the neo-
essary arrangements for the fair are being
perfeeteAns cl9q zirea gaitsflI "
seoskhplden have prepared % ad-
dress tothelpablic, whieh appsarSin an
other icolumn; and tofdwhich we direct
che attention Of our readers. sil w
loo Roand-tfip tickstS will be On sale as ell
stations On the r. G. and J. p. d N. rail-
roads for one fare, good for SIX days,
and all exhibits viii Be transported to
and from the fair frsesii>I b,.si.i~ ~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

TIE true seers. ot hspgisesii = perises hsslihs
which enables the individual 70 enjoy life, ana
Attain competency and ednlsntnsaI The mar
tyr 70 dyspepsia. in contipual aiss4, 3 uilhou.
hnps iailAe pdrsnis aF'busines:pr pleAaHss. and
realizes that existence yields Only failure Buta
new era has come. and good health is assured
with positive relief Irom The De Of indlgsstoa
and torpid liver, BY the ~ OF Or. Acksr's Dys-
pspsiaIT aslesA sThey' are veef nipss ~ then-
Only Is and 80 cents. In handsums boxes FOR
sale By w. A RaWls-. leoN
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

- s15 BzokDwAE. ny AprIEz
kdslr EzsnAas- The uzc<iDn q Ewn@s
vegetables via FIsrid4 Disp4lch. Line and suuss-
ern Express Co@p@ny. a Ia psrz hr u@kzs-
ing 4Ih inst. are Or1ng.s. SO E4ck.zz. u--.,,-
bles, so pack4gss; sla~bernez. sE1mza
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-11

n vsGe = - okInsas llulsa,ipn n 1
= s1rpsisins under thsss apeI
- Il 1hsy = ssssoaably kpscs 4 Y
80 afn ~ .scts ill - y Z
i ossd he Spu Y = Simsnt
'S''s: e. .s e s''' =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-21

The drawing for the Japanese SILK
bed-scarf, at Lyric HILL, last Thurs.
day night, was very well patronized
aud WIS quite success Nithal,
financially, and that's what II was
for The tickets sold for the bed.
|, scarf brought In the neighborhood
of 415: In other words, about the
cost In money and labor expended
upon It. Tho generosity OF som.
had induced them to purchase Ii
some Instances nearly score o.
tickets. but the drawing gave til,
coveted prize to Mr.. Martin, thu
gentleman who succeeds Geo. W
Combs. In the meat market, and who
obtained but single ticket. The
Art Gallery contained many ancient
relies and modern curiosities that
rendered IL attractive md instruct
i've. The space We have to spare
Will not permit an enumeration oil
them. The supper was good and
abundant; enough remaining TO have
fed n multitude without the aid OF Il
miracle. 1t was Il mistake that de-
plived the ladies' OF tho sale oil
many meals that X was not annonnc.
ea, go that all should understood II
TINT supper would have been served
from ak O'clock. for the entire even.
Ing. Instead OF this. II was giver
ont TINT supper would not BE- serv.
Ell until y o'clock, In consequence ol
which most OF those who would have
gladly patronized their table procur.
cd their meal ut the places they had
been accustomed and did not de.
sire another.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-21

With the consent OF the republica

With the consent Of the republican
papers OF this congressional district,
and Of the gentleman who formerly
wrote his name Thomas UpdcgraF,
but who since the early part Of No.
vember has written 1t Thomas Up
oerSver,. the Greenback Congress.
1onal Committee desire to express
Ito satisfaction OF B. W. Newberry's
management OF the congressional
campaign, OF his mastery mae tivi-
y" and Of the "inexpressi BILE grand
eur Of his silence.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-21


~ scarlet Fever Is prevailing nov TO snnc
o1tent In Crctco. please allow me to MAKE q me
suggestions 10 regard to tuis disease. IL Is
Known that last winter there were many cases
o. scarlet fever In Crseea. that these cases
vore generally light. causing but two CT three
deaths out Of the-perhaIs iHo hundfrd--,.sss
that were experience q. The troubles which
some tlmes follow. wore usually controlled with.
ous dincsity. his winter. 20 far, We aasc l.d
fewer cases Of Scarlet fever, but more .aAs.
nancy II experienced IN Them. For tbs reason
more interest Is ms infested in regard Ia pre-
vcnrAtives and treatment. barring inIaAss,
Scarlet fever seldom occurs. The NOrss - well
- the greatest number II cases are In iEt.e
0ssW cen the ages O! two lna eight years. a
much smaller number OF cases OsiS.ea eight
and twenty fifth year.
AZ = later period, Scarlet fever oeelr very
opldom. Most children have the c!ssasn elfses
One attack acts almost Asa certain pisstaia-
6ve against ATTACKS subsequently. As.4st T.
yer II quite contagious, sin many VIZ .ss y.
pSscd do not take Il; further ,peenlistity ~
I'm disease Is In the tact that about one hat
Who have II ale rot exposed ~ all. HoNsc@ a. q
cloth. n whsTe the disease las been, sasssa "
6isinfts ted. 70 should all discharges fruia tslr
0isiniecsA nts with directions for their use cal
& DrvcurA II any 81 the drug stoiss.
AsHcsri,r ;e,sr often attacks raiif"s Nhels
gney have not bs,>n exposed, reeosmsnd thss
IN case OF so,c .hr y H. .sser ~, ID .i.,aIea ".
~. = Y, rsll.a easly sat The aiseaae-if ssa'~
~ fcyer-n he rs. 'ssihsa aha Nileuae'
eaT1y applied. ,,., ....
so.na;ines the n-.t ssmn, ans ina. pfesns
u Sea let fsrer II persistent ,as, ~,
] vo.id sasv.e' that III times q. A..a-a L.
lot fever, medicine - prevent /. ,,..esgtta,s
given 10 the cL..disr who arr r4oss n go
70 10, this Ia-.icIae IAN ls sat OF ~.~,.s
payeleisil. Aid believe II II Gees Aos sa,u,,
Sns dlssA3o. II Will Ia 3 marked de.re
- ; 3 i. kvrr, H.sa ess. =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-21

VIII the State Leader please In
form Hs In what year. and where op-
position to the coinage OF the 4l2i
grain silver dollar became a part OF
the democratic creed2 Please cite
10 to the platform, for ws suspect 1t
has been made q part Of the demo-
cratic creed by party (Statc) leaders
since 1t has become an assistant to
S0publ!ca nism.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-21

The DEBORAH Republican repeats
lts statement that Mr.. Weller Is In
favor OF repeating the internal tax
on whiskoy. We repeat our state
ment that the Republican has no
authority for It's statement and chnl-
lenRs 1t to the proof. It IL o canard,
Bro. Bailey. The repeal Of the tax
on whiskey IL o measure favored by
your republican president, not by
lreonbAckers,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-21

Dorsey publishes budget OF Gar
fields letters written during the cam
paign OF 1850, which We should think
would make his cofllned body turn
Its face down ward that no honest
man might ever again look upon II.
The villainy for which Dorsey is.now
on trial was encouraged by GARFIELD.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-21
". X. MEAD, Editor.

We'd like to keep fllc OF the
State Tribune; the best paper ever
published In Des Noines; but it's SO
full Of good things that II gets MI
chopped up every week for material
Tor PLAIN DEALER readers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-21

The railroad quarrel Is all fixed
up; each community Is assigned to
Ito emperor; and with tho skinning
each is to get, there Is to he no inter
srsnce. The people need to bear
these facts In mind when the next
legislature IA chosen.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-21
An Oaly Daughter Cared Of
Co1sunptioa.

hAuing failed. and DR.. II. James was expert
nentinx with the many harss OF Calcutta he
Accideltly maize preparation which cured his
emily child OF C0Hss = Dsien. His chud u now In
thu country. and enjoying the Dist OF health.
He has proved TO tbs world that C0nsUuDtisn
can Be positively and permanently cured. The
doctor now gives this Recipe free, only aiding
herb Also cuSe6 night swOats, nausea At the
stomach, and VIII break up freAh cold In tenty
four hcurA Address CTAdd0ck = CO, i0oH,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-21
TOCONSUMPTIvES.

Tbs advertiser ha-ias bAen permanestly cured
pie rtlDedy. 10 anxious 70 Make known - kts
fellow sudrFers the means Of cCrs. To all wne
desire II, ~ VIII s-nd copy cf the pr~<sripcaA
preparing sLa u4inx iAs same. which they via
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Prescription, viii please address, rev. = a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-21
SOUTH SIDE
HEARD FROM!

|ROBT. PHELAN
Wishes to inform
his many friends
in the North and
w est part Of the
City and the pub
lie in general that
his stock Of Fan
cy Goods for the
Christmas Holi-
days is now COM
plete, consisting
Of Tea and Din
|ner sets, Fancy
China and Toilet
Sets. andDresSing
Cases. Vases in
endless stlyes in
Majolica w are,
fine line Of Lamps
and Chandeliers,
Shell Boxes and
|Bric-a-Brac, a full
line Of fresh, Sta
pie and Fancy
Groceries, Can
ned Goods and
|Jellies.
AuOfwhichwill
be sold at the
lowest living p1i-
ces. My choice
brands Of North
field Flour al
ways on hand.
Also agent for
the Gold Seal
Oysters.
| FRESH FISH
on hand every
|day through the
winter.