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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL.

Enoch Strother, Of Nevada, Is Ia
Aown In attendance upon court and
visiting his brother and sister here
Joseph Archer, Chas. Phillips and
Capt. G. Y. Jacobs have gone to Jen-
nings, Louisiana, to see the paradise
that =. L. Gary has discovered
down there.
The only child OF Frank Sayre,
aged about three years, died on TRes-
day evening, OF tonsilerus. This is
the third child they have buried
within the past year.
H. G. Mccarthy, senior member OF
the law Arm OF Mccarthy & McCook
closed tho st. Paul office Of the firm
to attend to some important cases
pending AT the September term Of
our circuit court.
T. T.. Delnmore, editor OF the Dis
trlct Post, called last Thursday. He
Is making rcd hot anti monopoly
speeches and next Monday evening
will address the people H Kendall
VILE ut Grange Hall.
The DEBORAH Republican Is alarmed
about the election OF u middle mar
to Office. II sincere il wilt do what
it can to prevent tire Tcou,n of ALI
son Gay Gould's middle man) to the
United States senate.
The election for the railroad tax
has been postponed to CctSarr Is,
owing to somc informality in the
notice Tor the election. We do not
publish the trustees nofi~c hctsiusc
it Ia not necessary that 1t should ar-
pear In both papers here.
Next week wc will give IN extract
from the excellent tariff argument Of
Col. Cameron, OF Chicago, at this
place last night, and we ask for it
the attentive perusal its value, SUBJ
ject aud merit demands.
II. X. Nstthews, residing near De-
Wis Corners, some ioue sailes west Of
Howard Center, Is reported to us a.
4, skiilful aud competent carpenter
and builder. Parties desiring work
In that kae win find him prompt to
his engagements.
Hon. C. A. Lloyd. OF Ohio, will I'D
dress AN anti-manoaoly meeting At
Ricevilie, Friday evening. Sertem-
Der %, and another ut Chester. Sat.
urday, September %. The friends
Of the peoples caslse will make the
needed arrangements at each Tho
editor OF the PLAIN DEALER will be at
the Chester meeting.
The Moline (Kan.j Free Press of
tho 7th OF September mentions the
return OF Geo. Scofleld to that place
with the family q IDS tiec,2ssss
brother from the Indian Territory.
The deceased was Wallace Schoti.ld,
formerly OF New Oregon. aid brother
to Walter Scefs,,d, Mrs. McCullock,
Mrs. Ralph Clark, etc. The Geo
Seofield mentioned was also II New
Oregon and brother ~ the persons
named above.
4 ynaa by s:,s name Of Dan Shee-
INN has been through thesoeth part
OF the county with Mr.. Sweeney 10
Producing him to the Irish as an
Irishmua. Carey, tue inforMe., was
an Itishman, and the man who sup
ports an administration which IT,
fnins JaM-s Russell Lowell It the
Court Of st. james against the pro
test Of the Irish OF America, Is no
better Irishnann than was Cu,ey.
freshmen who seek the Interests
OF their conntrymen need to aii Ia
rescuing the government OF the
United States from the Arthurs, the
Allisons. the Lowe,ls, and their sup
plant tools, the Sheehans aud the
6wceneys
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The NortIwood Eagle In its ~
marks concerning the speech Of Hon.
c. 4. Lloyd ut that place. endeavors
to lnii its readers into quiet over the
outrage of the republican party, up
on the sovereignty OF the people.
and the duty OF congress, in SUR
rendering 20 the national banks the
control over the currency, by saying
"Ou matters OF money, this question
does not in any sense enter iato this
campaign" Does the Eagle forget
that the question Of the return OF
defeat OF NJ, Allison to the senate
the corrupt tool OF every monopoly
in the land, and especially tina, oI
money, is the prime issue OF the
campaign, or does 1t wish to disguise
this fact in the interest OF the mo.
nopo.es which his votes have helped
to create. foster and perpetaate
One would suppose from its re,
marks touching the resolution:
which Gen. Weaver was three month.
in catching the eye O. the intamou.
Sam. Randall, TIA, he migal intro,
duee, that tho So. p. of monopo
lists was really in their favor. Ha.
its editor forgotten that James 4
Garfield, with 5000 hribe in hi
pocket, was the first man to spring
to his feet and demand Of democrat
ic members that they come I,
the front and assist l,
throttling the monstrous PROPOSE
ton that to coin tho money Of .i,
country was a duty OF congress, an,
that all money coined should be ,
full legal tender? This was tn
proposition that James A. CARTEL,
and the republican party desired t,
stamp out, aud most effectually hav,
they been doing it In surrenderin,
to tho national banks the contro
over currency and with 1t owe
| Drices
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Announcement.

Owing to urgent solicitation Of my
many friends hereby Announce my.
Self as an Independent candidate 10,
the Office Of sheriff Of Howard coun-
ty. Iowa. Yours very respectfully.
HTaH PRICE.
Crs.sco, Iowa, Sep. l6, 1883.
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tcsasiased rom last esekl
How Watch Cases are Mudh

&Co~eed yroM Seee Weekl
How Watch Cases as Mudh
Imitation always follows = successful
ARTICLE, and imitation i one Of the bost
proo6 Of real honest merit; and thus il is
that the Jaasss Boss Geld WatcA Cdse has
il imitators. Buyers can always tell tho
genuine by the trademark Of . crown, from
which Is suspended . pair Of -. " ~.
scates. BE SURE 10th crown and Is A
scales are stamped in the cap Of the watch
case. jewelers. aro very cautious about en-
dorsing an article unless they not only kaor
that it is good, but that the character Of
the manufacturers i such that the quality
Of the goods viii DO ksla fully up to standard.
wrL1iaNsroRr. Pa. Feb. Is, 1854
Tho IAmee Hos@s Gold Watch Cases ~ like hce
cakes Each Quo sell scl.s another. Don't need
20 reconnaend thcau; they sell Themselves Ono Of
my customers has hada james Boss Gold Nasch Caso
ss Is not Ssssss y ss ny oS y M,a ~
ssantS beesrias,sns JIsss I. IIrr.s. ss~sss. .1
NV BRUNSWICK, NJ, Jan. a isxs
Ihia eoit casa No 666 known M the James Boese
Gold Watch Case came into my possession ahoutis
condition. The movement il the one shich wasin tho
csse when bonght il ana ia condition shows that
The ss,e has rally ca.woEn the movsmsn. which =
~ Beard u Dirsesers n. j. Il. Il q Tsas.. q.
aeed sanp Ksysasas WsssA Case rassers r>,l.
1spAia rAs ~ ulsssraaeA rspAles sAs~ins Aev
Ssss - - xsysssss WaaeA Caas - nAAA
(10 b Q1aetasedl O.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-09-27

Persons in town or country want
ing bran, shorts or ground feed oil
any kind will be furnished with the
same in any quantity desired from
the grange warehouse in Cresco u,
the lowest rates, JouN McHUaH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-09-27

OWING TO THE RUSH OF DUSI.
~ ness during Fair week we have
postponed tho removal OF our dry
goods and notions until the FIRST week
In October. Remember tho place
two doors south OF Kimball & Farms.
worth's bank, known as the NcNev.
In building ut Zundelowitz.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
FOUND AT LAST.
Marsh's Golden Balsam, for the
Throat and Lungs, is the
Right Remedy.


"Twenty-four years ago my wife
and l were out on Lake Ontario In q
sail boat, during hard wind storm
and were capsixed and thoroughly
drenched with water and chilled
through. She took q severe cold
and cough from which she never re-
covered I have spent hundreds oil
dollars Tor physicians prescriptions
and patent medicines, but all in vain
A short time ago l was given Il sam.
pic bottle OF MARsH's GOLDEN BAL
SAM FOR THE THROAT AND LUNGS. II
seemed to help her. I purchased a
large bottle, and then another, and
then two more--for at last
had found the right remedy. 1t has
cured her.'-[J. W. Brown. carriage
manufacturer, Kansas City, Mo.
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM for the
Throat and Lungs, and MARsH's
GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic, are
for sale by Chas. j. Webber, drug
gist. Cresco. Large bottles 80 cents
and Sl.0O. sect
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MONTANYE. Cfcsco. Iowa, september sath
ut the rrldeace Of stephen Hubhell, Chas.
Montanye, aged about ~ years.
TYlER.-In Cresco, Iowa, Henry j. Tyler, son
OF Nelson Tyler, sept. eth 1859, aged about
- Years.
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Cows for Sale.

Twenty, five milch cows, mostly
grade short-horns. and all in calf to
a very fine thoroughbred short-horn
bull. These cows are to be seen al
my farm In Chickasaw county, two
miles from LAWYER. This Is no Gull
ing out sale and includes NIL Of my
females over three years OF age.
prefer to sell to one purchaser and
will give some one a bargain. Ad-
dress, JOHN McHrdH.
Att CreSco.
TT YOU WANT THE BEST VINE.
i gar made. u pure Apple Cider
Vinegar that Is warranted to keep
pickles for years, you can only find
Ii ut r. s. CAwARD's.
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See Here.


II you aro IN debt to DR.. 4. A. Eddy,
now is the time when you rust pay.
To remember this fact will be to
your interest. aud don't you forget"
For Hay Fever recommend Ely's
Cream Balm. II entirely relievd me
from the FIRST application: have been
n sufferer Tor ten years. Going from
home and neglecting to take the
remedy. had had an attack: after
returning l Immediately resortcd to
it, and found instant relief. be-
lieve had / begun its use earlier, I
should not have been troubled. J..
CoLLYsR, Clerk. lis Broad Street,
Elizabeth, N. J.
MY brother Myron and myself
were both cured to all appearance,
Of Catarrh and HAY Fever last July
and August. Up to this date, Dec.
-, neither have had any return oil
these troubles, Ely's Cream Balm
was the medicine used. GABRIEL
FERRIS, Spencer. Tioga county. N,
~ Sltl
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DOOTS AND SHOES. You
ID can't better yourself anywhere
else In town. We have everything
desired for mems aud boys wear.
ZrHnrr owrTz
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'nvERCOATSll OvERCOATSl |
" For fall and winter. Ovcrcoat
weather will soon be here. We are
prepared for 1t and we want our pa-
irons to be prepared also. We have
the largest stock In town. Every
style, every color, and ut any price
you may wish for ut 4. zundel-
owitz.
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CREsco, Sept. "a, 1883.

CREsco, Sept. "a, 1883.
Ihave examined u sample Of Snow
Flake Baking Powder, bought In the
open market, and find that it does
no, contain Alum, Phosphate, Car.
Donate Of Ammonia. Moreover IL is
entirely free from Terra Alba, and
any other injurious substance.
A. A. EDDY, NJ. D.
United States Examiaing Surgeon,
Crosoo, Iowa.
State University, (Proi. Dodgel
Chemistry.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 10, 1881.
Ihaye examined samples Of Snow
Flake, Royal and DIR. Prices Baking
Powder purchased by me in tho open
market, and have found them to
evolve the following amount OF Car.
bonnie Acid Gas:
Snow Flake, 1897
Royal, lo7l
DIR. Price, Ola
] have also found upon analysis
thai the Snow Flake Baking Powder
is free from alum, terra albs. aud
other deleterious or useless admix.
lures. JAMES A. Dop0E,
Prof. Chemistry In State University.
NEW GOODS. OyERCoATS AND
~ winter clothing In endless va
rie,ies. Come and see us. Every
body and you will 30 home happy
aud rejoicing. with your arms full OF
goods for but small amount oil
money at the Golden Eagle Clothing
, EnuSa
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HOUSE.
WHY 10 YOU SUFFER WITH
w Back Ache. Pain In the Chest,
Rheumatism, or lameness anywhere
when Hop Plaster will surely give
you reliess Druggists sell them, %
cents. 50yl
II EMEMBER SO You DON'T
III forget 1t when vow are pre-
pared to buy your fall ard winter
clothing. You will ind all styles,
grades and quality q new goods ut
prices that will please you NJ the
Golden Eagle Clothing House.
vH,HE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTH.
l. ing Store has an immense stock
of Gloves and mittens To which its
proprietors ask the attention Of pur-
ehasess, confident that they can give
bargains in every grade, style and
quality.
rLOVES AND MITTENS.-YOU
NJ ought to see our stock OF them.
Ycu will need them after awhile and
We don't want you TO forget that our
store Is Headquarters for everything
in the hand covering line, from gents
fine kid to the heavy Buck gloves,
at A. Zundelowitz.
CHAWLS IN ENDLESS vARIE-
ID ty both double and single, i'm
ported and domestic. and prices to
suit. at A. Xundelowitz.
THE LARGEST AND BEST Sc
l. lected stock OF Dress Goods
ever brought to this city, I'LL the lat
est shades and styles, at A. Zun.
dNl.,uifS
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II AIDES, II WILL DO YOUR
- heart good to 60 and see the
New Market listers, Russia Circu-
lars, Fur Lined Circulars, Dolman
and wraps OF all styles at A. Zundel-
owitz.
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A ZUNDELOWITZ WILL SELL
IA you more goods for 81 In the
next ten days than any house In
town. In order to savo rs much cx-
pense In moving rs possible, now Is
the time to buy your winter supply.
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fnr Sale

timber Tor Sale.
One mile east OF Eeudallville. Tho
tract consists OF IS acres, will be
sold in acre lots. Apply to. or nd.
dress A. A. Eddy. NJ. D.. Cresco. In.
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GPECIAL SALE OF PRINTS.
- 5000 yards Merrimack prints ut
3 cents per yard; 5000 yards stand
nrd prints at 4 cents per yard ut A.
Zundelowitz.
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DEMONSTRATIONS tho residence Of
the oflciarug minister, Rev. Alex. =. Mccon-
nell. IN Cresco, september 2sth 1asS, Mr.. James
stevenson, Jr., and Miss Eupncmia uatton,
both OF Howard county, Iowa.
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ID EMEMBER OUR DRY GOODS
IN department will be known as
tho Famous One Price Dry Goods
Store. A. Xundelowitz In tho old
McNcvin building.
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TRUNKS AND VALISES. BIG
: i. stock iustreceived. Prices way
down ut the Golden Eagle Clothing
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TN0 RENT.-THE FIRST BUILD
l. Ing north OF court house square
in Cresco. Enquire on the premises
or OF NJ. B. Dooliltle. 46
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DRICk BRICK BRICKl 1 AN
ID now prepared to furnish as fine
red brick as there l. In the state.
VIII ship to any point on the rail-
road at low rates. Mason City lime,
cement, hair. etc., always on hand.
d4H n. B, WnEELER.
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ID EMEMBER A. ZUNDELOWTTZ
LII has strictly one price. Every
article marked in Plain Figures.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Snn PIECES LAWRENCE L L
OOO shecting, the finest brand,
"a cents per yard at Zundelowltx.
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article marked in Plain Figures.
WE DO NOT MARK ON GOODS
w So.0O In plain figures and sell
them for $3.50. A. ZuSDELowlTz.
JAMES MORGAN, EAST WATER
- Street, Milwaukee, Is now dis
playing and sellingimmmense guam
titles OF new silks, velvcts, dress
goods, cloaks, dolmans, shawls, blan-
kcts, flannels. shoes, millinery, hos
iery, etc. at the lowest prices in the
northwest.
ssVINHE SHERWIN WILLIAMS
l. Paint" IL the best paint for
durability and beauty ever sold In
Cresco. It Is composed OF strictly
pure material tbest lead. zinc and
linseed OILY and Is guaranteed to
work better, wear longer and perma-
nently look better than any white
lead or other prepared paint In the
market. The manufacturers guar
antce this paint to be free from any
tendency to chalk, peel or fake of
"a fault so common with white
lead. The colors being ground In
this paint are So uniform, the matter
OF fading is done away with, aud the
harmony Of colors much more COM
plete. Sold by CD. Webber, Cresco,
Iowa. 4Sw4
DRICK ! BRICK HRTCKl AN
ID now prepared to furnish as fine
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-13

Col. John NJ. ChivingtOn Is the Re
publican candidate for the legislature
in Clinton county, Ohio, and there Is
little doubt Of his election. He has 3
somewhat remarkable history which
is familiar TO old residents ofthe west,
but some points will do to recall. He
is = physical giant, towering six feet
and six inches in his stockings, and
he possesses a voice that can be heard
mile. Over thirty years ago Chiv-
ingtOn, then a carpenter and MethO-
dist exhorteF, removed to the Nebras-
ka frontier with his family. At the
breaking out Of the rebellion he vol
unteered, and soon thereafter became
a colonel Of the Second Colombo reg
imgnt The Indians had for some time
been numbering settlers and commit
ting all sorts Of depFedatiOns.
The settlers demanded that they
be wiped out, and Chivington.
with his regiment, went forth In
search OF the red destroyers. They
came upon their camp at sand Greek.
Every Taan ia the regiment felt that
he bad 3 wrong 20 avenge and when
the conflict was once engaged in Il did
not end until every red skin, man
woman aud child was exterminated.
This settled the Indian question for
sometime. Eastern self styled philan-
thrOpist raised their hands IN holy
horror and pronounced the affair
'ChivingstOD's massacre but west
ern people endorsed the act as one
justifying the atrocities which the saw
ages had committed upon the whites,
without prOvOeatiOn.
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- nIn.EAaHnnEn FIaE

Well, we cut wood and cut wood,
and have got thirty eoFd8 piled up
ash, hickory white oak, and beach. all
mixed up; and we are going to have
the biggest and hottest fires this win
ter you ever saw. / don't Ike 70 be
stingy Of wood when company comes
IN Of q winter night, and the cold
wind IL q singing around, ! want the
wood handy and dry, and l can say,
Ralph, bring iu another stick or two,
and make the folks set round" /
don't like for folks 10 have to crowd q
FIRE. / want the fire 10 crowd them.
The winter wood ought 20 be cut now.
for It seasons right and and will not
burn sogey and black. The winters
light wood eight 10 be hauled ia time
and split up and put away under
cover. There is 8 power Of comfort In
plenty Of light wood. The ash wood
makes q pretty fire and burns free,
but the hickory lasts the longest and
throws cut the most heat The beach
burns TO a white nsh-iike Hour, and
when you mix up oak with al these
i Is q luxury 70 see the glowing EN-
bers dancing TO a white heat under
meath, and the children can pop their
corn or roast their potatoes, or the
good wife can make pot Of coffee On
the triyet and toast some light bread
aud brOil = STEAK over the Goals, aud
we can sit around and get the OdOF
aud enjoy the prospect Of good things
that are soon 70 come. There are lots
Of comforts around an Old-fashiOned
fire ia q farmers home, and, 30 far a.
I am concerned, / am content with
ien.-Aadntd (gd) Constitution.
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sIATEsMEN,s sIIMuLANIs.

A reporter Of the Washington Critic
interviewed the bartender Of the Ma
tiOnal hotel In that city, aud obtained
the following Information regarding
the favOrite beverages Of Senators,
RepFesen ;atives and other prominent
men at the capital:
''What seems to be the favOrite
drink nOWadays%
THAT depends on the sectisn Of the
country that the customer comes from
IS q rule. Now, q New England man
likes rum the Eastern man, whisky,
while the Southern aud Western are
heavy 0nnixed dsinks Men differ.
however, In their tastes. There was
old Senator BOgy. l could always tell
what he wanted, and when he came
On I would set it out without asking
= questF0H-gin and sugar was his
drink Senator Ferry never came Ia
the bar, but he was a great drinker Of
sherry In his room. Davis, Of West
Virginia, generally took straight
whisky; he was not much Of n drink
er, though. Judge Davis never came
In the bar, but had sherry and whisky
sent 20 his room. MaXey, Of Texas,
never takes anything stronger than
lemonade. Coke takes sugar aud
whisky. Bavard takes the same.
Pendleton Is very fond Of whisky
PUNCH. jones, uf Florida, never mix
e. anything with his. He drinks
whisky and takes Il out Of a water
glass, having an aversion TO small
glasses. Jonas and Vest, as a rule,
take it with a little sugar. Eaton, Of
Connecticut. was pretty regular. He
sometimes took whisky, but most
generally wine He seldom came in
with any enc. He would drink q
small bottle Of Mumm's extra. dry,
pay for it and walk out. There was
old Senator Dave Armstrong, Of Mis-
souri,. He always took whisky and
lemon, forty drops. Lapham, of
New York, would start on whisky
but there was no telling what he
would wind up on John b CLARK, Of |
Missouri, generally took il straight. |
So did Van Horn. Proctor Knott /
never mixed it and always wanted |
sold Bourbon" Page, OfCalifornia, |
and George, Of Oregon, as q rule took |
straight whisky. The great ObjectoF, /
Mr.. Holman, used sugar and water. |
Alexander Stephens never came into /
the bar room, though he was q regular /
drinker. He carried a little eight 4
BuuSc Wal VI tue very ucet NuisAN u Il
his pocket. Gen. Phil. Cook. Of 4
Georgia, Is One,of the most jOvisl Con-
gressmen that comes I'm here. He 1
takes little sugar I'm his whisky
"HOw IL 1t none Of them brink
beer Pi
Very few Of the cid time fellows
drink beer, especially men from the
South. The young men are the beer
Grinkers.n
ibid you ever see Judge Edmunds
in hersfn
"Oh, yes. On a few occasions he
and Senator Anthony and Ben. Per
ley POOrs would drop In. They al
ways took straight whisky. Senator
Beck Is q great lover Of hot Scotch,
sud Senator williams Of q whisky
toddy."
SIT doesn't appear that any Of our
statesmen indulge ID fancy drinks 20
''No, sit. II you want to see fancy |
drinks demolished you just watch
crowd Of young blOOds from the South
and West get up 20 the counter. There
may be q half dozen Of the crowd, and
each Of them viii take q different
fancy drink"
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FEW 0euRrs

How many Inhabitants are there on
the eafth2 About 400, O00, 600.
How many OF these are idOlaters
About $50, 000, 600.
How many are Mohammedans and
Jewsf About lT0. O00, 900.
How many does this make who
either know nothing about Jesus or
are opposed 20 Him2 About I,02O,-
o00, 600, being tWO-thirds Of the popu-
lsIiOn Of the earth.
OF the remaining SIS 900, 900 how
many belong TO the Papal church &?
About 1876 Cocoon.
How many belong r. the Greek
church, About 1900, go.
How many belong % the Ccpt, Ar
menian and other Oriental CHURCHES?
About ,000, 600
How many are nominally Protest.
anti About lO0,0 600.
How many are members Of the Prot
estsnt churches? About -, coo, coo.
How do the uroiesesed followers Of
Jesus compare III Numbers with the
clheFs They are about one in seven
sy-dve.
How asany Protestant missionaries
were there in the year 1902 About