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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-24
ANTAR, JR.,

The Standard bred trot,ing stall
lion, sired by Ansar, by Almond. by
Alcxauler's Ahdallah, sire If Gold
SAITH Masds Antar's dam by Brown
CHIEF, by Mamh,ino Chief, .Antar's
second dam hy Bertrand.
Antar Ir,s first dam by Toronto
Chief. and dam by H!umberg's Black
Eashaw.
This highly bred stallion will make
The season ~ 1888 II owners resi-.
ience ON Tuesdays and Fridays;
/ will also stand in Cr,sea ut Rsley's
stable on Mondays and Saturdays.
.Antar, lr, i registered in Waliacs's
volume.
Autar Jr. stands Ii hands high,
color. rea chestnut, weighs lls5
pounds, Well propor.ioned, with rood
legs and the best III fee, that would
stand 10 garry him IN q Ale gait, for
!, the old saving mo foot no horse"
anl especially horse IT his class.
He il a grandson OF kentucky's
popular aud leading stallion. Almont,
who has sired more winners of con.
tested races than any stallion Of the
same age now living, or ever has
lived.
His sire An,ar Il also a popular
and noted stallion in Wisconsin. He
was bred near Lexington. Ky, tax
ing first premium MS yeariing OF
Almonts get of is6a. also took FIRST
at state fair i'm Madison, Wis, and
was bought when a four-y~.r old ior
5000 by Royce Bros, Columbus,
Wisconsin.
TEgNs-S.O To insure. For further
particulars inquire OF
j. M,noNovoH.
silva Sreseo. Iowa.
All the latest shades In Nuns
veiiings, cashlnercs anu buntings III
\ Zundelowits.
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The Howard County History,

A copy Of this work we have had
IN opportunity IL examine and pro-
nounce 1t quite rs valuable, and ~
we'll executed. rs possible to make
such u work from the materials.
That Ii Is free from errors, typo
graphical. and in fact, would be folly
TO state. Tho errors i'm fact arc rare,
and il all the facts that would he Of
interest to the public are not given,
il must be remembered that the vol
un,e Il fully As large rs the publisher
could make IL at the price for the
number Of copies ordered. As ii Is
with all its imrerfections ITS value
il above its eest and ~ time rolls its
course along II will become more
ard more valuable ID those who
would have and keep historical
record Ut men aud events in the early
organization anu history or the
county.
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Dry Goods.

The New York Spiri, Of the Times
and the American GeatleMcn's Pa.
per Of April l, 1870. notes thu sale of
Antas. the sire OF ], Menanoach's
Antar, lr,, ~ follows. "Sale OF An,
tar,-W, W, Adams. At Lexington,
Nv, sold last week, for Alex, Fer.
cuson, of Scott eaaatv. KY the stall,
Lou An.sr, by Nmont, first dam by
Brown Chief, The purchaser was
Mr., &. Ross, of Columbus. Wis, aud
the price paid was Sa,Nla."
j, r.. Sovereign. editor or tho Iowa
Free lr,ess,, was Waiting at tho rst.
denee Of his father, Nr, I, q, Sever,
ci.n. In New Oregon, last week. and
made a very welcome visit 10 the
pam DEALER, He II making the
Free Press one al the beat repre-.
sentativcs ~ the popular rights and
the antagonist Of public wraaes, In
the state. We commend his enter
prise to the people II tho hie con-
Sressional district a. eMinently
worthy Of Their confidence and sup.
port.
The present town council 10 cati.
tod to no small degree NJ credit tor
tho substantial improvements II has
maao and n making in town The
ilrst respectable walk In frcnt Of tho
court house l. one Of tho fruits "
cleaning ont the "rotten borough"
tho OIL council had established,
N,chsag posts with chains and \
thorough overhaunag Of crcsstags
and CUTTERS and mere substantial ~
pairs than In the past two years Is
another result The old treasurer
on going out Of esl,oe turned over
Sl,aA to his sueeesseE The policy
changed put nearly $1,000 In tho
treasury, while immosallty, drunk.
eNIess end crime have not increased
at all, We trGst these elected at the
last elaetioa may continue this good
record, and we hope and pray that
AT the election next spring II may
BE 'r,e h ono at tho old hoard alone
10 claim p,.y M Judge and clerk II
, election on the same day rs he did
last srrirg, Hut let IA also hope
that the theft of tho pay ct days
labor may he sat down upon, Suct
= claim Il simply petit larceny.
Eeyuolds Critic Il the title OK Z
newspaper at Dee Moines. II opens
well, and II Il maintains itself as wei
in succeeding numbers, its success
Ii assured, In its first issue Is aesr
toon Of sSherman's Voyage on peas
/ ieal Niagara" Shenaan's crcs
headed for defeat shows Shiloh flea,
ling down.she rapids. under one arm i
tree rum" under tho other "rrohi
hition," while Il high licenses tal
loon shows Clarksan on the lockout
recieving signals from kiaseaii
lCrew.
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PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY, MAY ~, 1854.

Tho building on Elm street nc~t
TO Plntt q O'Mall.y's l. being fitted
up for Mr. O'GrHly who will open
out ahoe store IN soon IA fixed
and put In order
The excellent work TINT our street
commissioners Ia doing OH our streets,
and the watclful Alteration he pays
10 their condition, In ample testimony
that the people made no Miatnke In
elccting him 10 tho off'.e.
Lcnt 4 Eycrineham have DR.
Roomc's house enclosed. II will
present n fine appearance and will
DO ono OK tho best In town. rho
aamo paitica also havn Il contract To
put up il.. residence for Il. III.
Church aud to make needed changea
IN his present homo.
Chns Lcficr, Of Cresco, Il putting
up u big barn on the verback farm
In Albion. It's she In aGxll2 feet
with 20 feet posts, aud has stonc
foundation and perhaps q basement
for stable loom. The frame was
reared last week, the parts fitting az
nicely as ducks foot ilta the mud.
A. G. Baumgartner, one of the
straight forward, upright, civil and
courteous clerks In Hahcock &
BARRIERS grocery house, has COMO To
AthOl, Dakota, to take charge Of
Dabcock's store at that place. No
better boy over loft Crcsco. than Qua.
A. r. AND A. M.--This tlmo honorcd
fraternity have a public installation
on the $3.50 anniversary CT tho order,
Of the officers Of cresea Lodge. No.
$50, at 2 O'Clock p. ~, juno ~, 1854,
The installation ceremonies will be
hold In their hall. mud u masonic ad.
dress will follow, after which dinner
will DO served In the court house.
Invitations will be Issued and zen,
out soon.
We think the finest AMI tho cheap.
est stock OF dry goods Ia this mar.
kct Is ut a. zunde!owltz. 4 good
thing about II II that the prize Of
every article IL marked In plain ilyr
urea, SO that all who can read know
what tho cost Il, and another COED
feature Is there Il no deviation from
the given price In any instance.
This IL giving tho store boom In
connection with the low prices given
on all standard goods,
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"D0Wn by the Sea-

Will be played In Lyric Hall on
Friday evening by the lie Roy dra-
matte club, with u splendid east Of
characters. This club has given the
play at Lie Roy, and II tlatteringiy
and deservingly noticed In tho ihde-
pendent, One year ago when the
Cresco dramatic club WIS giving \
series II plays for tho purpose al
procuring POUNDS to decorate our
court house grounds one was AZ To
Roy. and the full house and t,atterinS
reception our troupe had there can
and should DO reciproeated now.
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EGk.lIaaalsAsQs!!'l
How LOST. How Restored!

just published. new edition VI DIX. CrLUER-
wEfLs CELEBRATED ESSAY Oh the Radical Cure
OF SperEafafrhra q. seminal Weakness. In
ana hnys'cal !nea aa..ts. ia,pei!iaenis TO Mar
riaye, etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits, induced b. sell Indulgence, CT sexual ex-
trayagance. sc.
Ihe celebrated author. In this admirable oS-
SAY, clear! demonstrates f..ni i thlny years
successful. pratt, that the alarming consa-
QuenCes Of self aat.>e iaay be radically cured,
certain. AMI ef1ectual, by means OF which every
suRerer. No matter what htS condition mas b.,
may cure himself ,Aeaply, privately and rali-
cA!!y.
cWThls Lecture should he IN the hands or
every youth and every man Ia the land.
Sent under seal. N 4 plata s!.ya!apc. 70 aay
address, pos-eafd, o. receipt 81 siA cents " two
postage STAMPS. Address,
xlIa1ERNEl Eli xEblxAL co.
II Ann St.. N.n i0rk, n. T.:
Post O.Iicc Eox,4se 4lyl
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Clothing.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
FLIES AND HI.GS.


Files, reaches ants, b.,.s''gs Rs, nice an
ka;s' To- 43i47
sY- ss-Go to DR.. Prices for
BTRD CAGES
a new stock just received at lowest
figures. 22rf
Big stock uf all kinds OF wall pa
per, rich and medium patterns. Will
sell us cheap as the lowest ut Web
bcr's. Il
n GARD.
ta,~To AL who arc suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of youth,
nervous weakness, early decay. loss
II manhood. &c, ! will senl i rec
ipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary ii South
AMerica. Send Il se.f-adGresscd en-
eelope To the Rev. Joseph I. Inman,
Station d, n. Y. City. Tyl.
A Sufferer from Rheumatism.
I limped about for years with .
cane, and could not bend down with
out excruciating pain. Parker's
Ginger Tonic effected IN astonishing
cure and keeps me well. It IS lnfal-
lible. NJ. Guilfoyle, Binghampton,
NY. may
Tho celebrated Sherwin s VIII
liams paint. ready mixed, warranted
net 10 crack or flake of. Will cover
- feet more surf,lc. than any other
mixed paint. Full guarantee with
each package at Webber's. II
Bridge building.
On piles or trcssle work attended
TO in any place where wanted
promptly and well. Having had
much experience In railroad bridge
building, I can make it profitable
for boards OF supervisors or county
commissioners having work OF the
kind to invite proposals for their
work. Address
JOIN ". BALLARD,
3olf Ciesco, Iowa.
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NEW pEscoyERY roR PILES.

A new remedy fer this dreaded
disease has been discovered by DR..
Deming. A single application will
convince the most skeptical of its
most wonderful healing powers. BY
calling on Your druggist, yon en-
obtain sample box Tree Of charge,
which will satisfy you of Its curative
qualities. 1926
New Grocery House. Gallup &
Easier. Our stock OF staple and
fancy groceries Is new and COM
pirte, such as Tets, Caif.es, ToDae-
eos and all kinds Of CanAed aud
Dried Fruits.
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The Best Cough Medicine
m THE WORLD
IN VV@ w 0VNSS
SAMPLE FLIE or CHARGE.

SAMPLE FkIE OF CHARGE.
Call on your druggist and get a
sample bottle Of Browns ESpecto-
rant free Of charge. It cures Coughs
Ioarseness, Mhoopias Cough aGa
Consumption in is early stages. II
is scientific preparation, admiralty
adapted foy tie cure OF all Throat
and Lung Diseases. Il Is pleasant
to take ana entirely harmless. Try
il, il costs you nothing Regular
size bottles, 50c. andtl.oO. Tor sale
by III druggists. .2t26
naIAAia. Memorandum Book free.
The best calf boot in Howard coun-
ty for s3.oo at 4. ZGndeio Eitz.
A dressing to beantify gray hair
every family reeds. Parker's Hair
Balsa,a never fails to satisfy. may
We are offering special bargains.
Call AMI get our prices which We arc
sure will please YOU. Soliciting 1.
share CT your patronage.
a.LL,p 4 EAs1.LR.
Children's suits. Bring Oh The
little fellows, only $500 la,t.
NAnsh's GoL.rA KaLsAa, the fam
Gus throat ard lung medicine, and
MAksd's GOLDEN BLOOD Il I.I.Ei. TuS-
IL, gha great blood purifier and livsy
corrector, ara for sale by Chas. J.
Weber, druggist, Cresco. Large
bottles 5O cents aIi 81. may
The finest line OF embroil.riss FOL
laaLo' d.sAses IL 4. ygnl ina,'2,
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This case Is formed In one solid rssec Without
s0ant or scaln, npeusag In trent only, Thus avei~
Sng the usual tap, ard securing greater strength
Ant luraMllty.
These Watches ars MI N,sA sars 1Sae hese',
into Mhtaf NJ eNtsa s.raAs crystal Il aseaMish
An especially .aesaFoA Massi .,>u ecauSGs. II
attAsA<d ~ the t-as fa sN.NNAsss II k@'feAN, ANs
thus forlls an aii~tisht saseties MA the nessN
Of the ease, which Is Proc. ssaiast aIst AND
moisture.
10 railraad Nea, u,seisFs Asherss GsasNAs-
uasA and uil,cie Who Ale aiasss Constantly cN~
posed aud Mo have ~ make ilssIgeat lsfelN acs
10 the watch, u<ss qualities are Of The uGaoSt
Importance.
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~ FsllswiAs ssttsss Tell rees. Qua Ssas,.
yA,.n,srA. asKnN,,,,. AMY =, n,

vA,nNsrA, G1asale, suiy ~ isSs,
~ sold ore nj Nenr Aatsft NaSI israe1 ts.>sS
about teA meas aEo. AM tie al ser dss h .ssAS
back u lac wi.a the request II s.a&c Il Wild
easter, Oa 0Aanatnat.oh feNaa 1sat the .seM
WAS rusty, AVID salulna .nss the VAAee ot II,
The kcnueAah stated a. lsS tsass l,s Mas start
l0g N,me SAM 1sss that had lot>td In The AAaa
81 the river, when hts chain caught IN u hush
and threw his watch tnt0 about twelve tsct a
water, ANA he YVES aeuut two hua~ nAaias Ii,
when 10 gOs n Out II Aus sanaans and ne
thought AL r1gGI In alSNt tasxs sHcatAS aC
found thar the slel. MAS hart IL t.ra ana STINT
N 10 ma
/ can say thar the watch h al Thai tno cona-
pARy claims fur Il and recommend l. 10 VII rAsi-
road aAd NIL saca. II. W. NSNTll.s
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
IWSTER FINE ShOESl FOSTER
It Fine Shoes. The best and very

IWSTER FINE SHOESl FOSTER
IL Fine Shoes. The best and very
latest style for gents and ladies'
wear. We are the selling agents for
these goods and have In stock all
STYLES and sizes. When you want Il
nice shoe don't forget to ask for the
Foster Shoe. They are. the best
The Clothing House Of Wentworth
4 Nichols will hereafter be called
Golden Eagle One Price Clothing
House. You viii recognize the stere
by the large Golden Eagle which
hangs In front.
WENTWORTH 4 Nichols, Props.
EATIN and SILK DoLlIANS. Just
~ received, ut 4. Zundelowitz.
Know whereof l Speak,
For I have used Il extensively. I
regard Parkrr's Ginger Tonic most
excellent remedy for kidney, lung
and stomach disorders. 1t inviSor-
ntcs without intoxicating, ].
rrancis, Rsligio-.Philos. Journal,
Chicago. may
s."What il bred In the bone, will
never out Of the tlesh." But rheu-
MatisM, piles. malaria, constipation
and all other continents from de-
ranSemcnts of the functions. OF the
liver, Kidneys ind bowels will "oot
rf the flesh without lail after the
thorough use OF kidney-Wort, the
cure FOR all such diseases.
Madam McUec's Coronet Corsets,
new, no bones under the arms, three
lacings. easy. no seams over the hips,
spoon clasps, ut 4. xanaelewitz.
Go to the Golden Eagle One Price
Clothing House aud buy your cloth
iag where you will find tho iiuest
and largest display Of clothing in
Cresc ). All goods marked in plain
figures at the lowest living prices.
WENTWORTH & Nichols, Props.
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10 SOLDIERS aud SOLDIERS HEIRS


Erem my experience IN prosecuting soldiers
Csaims against the government from 1862 70
the present Luso, know that there are ,aany
soldiers who contracted SEINE sickness or re
ceiscd sens injury or waana While IN tie ser
vice, and many mothers AMI fathers OF soldiers
who Died Ia tho service or died after discharge.
~ disease contracted or injuries or wounds re-
Cciv Il While Ia service, aad many widows and
minor children of sAsd.eIs Who d.ci after dis
charge cf disease contracted o. wounds or in
laros received while IN the service are not
aware char they are entitled 10 Zen sioa under
our aaer.4 .'cnsicE LAWS. AID 10 I'll silch
wi, say, yoa are just ~ much cntit,ed TO a Pen
s.oa ~ the older WIS IN his monthly pay while
nv was rtSkirg his lite 10 save his country.
Many who ars ncw drawing peagions are en-
titled - An Increase.
In letters Il inquiry SEMI postage Stamps
=. ". EAkNSWORTh.
War Claim Attorney.
recorah. Iewa. lcm5
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>ScslStos, lava, ApaN - 1871.
AZ Wish yCai w0A,d >eAa tic /. spl,aS tor the
Win. Ellesy Watch. 49, ~ III. WAY this El..fy
O. 4 watch sud In snag SeseN sssel tasa To- 4
farmer last .aa yte ~rS. ~ sanasrs Ne iest the
watch Il, the weeds, and soeNe II thls week Ia
about one sost Cf water II Gsa lain taree
months and oNtf N SsaaN AMI water, With nut
oltgAt injury 70 tAc Masss-~.sls 4 aalr~ siahss.
& i. kAlMnSUs~
The above were VERY severe tests AMI tnn,cn.
citrate beyoId aaaos, ,eas sar any reasonable
length az time aur;AA which 4 wateh might
b under water II Ms0.d rceeise 40 injury
whatever.
We make these casss In hath ,ee,d and silver.
and n : Perfectly Ness.s.aps ~tesss Mirttnv
Watch Case, ChAilesse the World 10 r.sasss ITS
EsaAL saa.s
FOR SALE MI ALL. elRsT.cLsSS JlMEssRS.
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anime before you lay. gsadclowita
DZ",e"M Seek t;gys
fer na,casng, 81 "a ior II fsss, by
Express. Aaaress
l.. UIlTETr
Anna trcsco, Iowa,
tEThe best ~ cent Corsots.
ut 4, fOIundelowita.
nEcllNN w NAN,
s.,xssi Sss'nsy, essa ~ sWs''s' i,esi,s %,
"Rei,gAss,st"
No Medicine Can Do Compared 10
Mar~h's Gal,i~n RalsaM.
Last month took a severe cold,
l eoarhed terribly aud could not
slcer nights, I had druggist pre-.
pare me seMc cough syrup, but Il
did nc no good. then tried MaRsn's
0oLnKN RAIsAN aud was cured ut
once. II IL a delightful remedy
Henry i. Cook. Scdalia, Mo.
II have used many Cough RENE.
dies In my family, but none that
could possibly DO compared to
MANsnS GoiNeN RArsAN."--,r. L.
Anderson, Lcavenworih, kans.
"rleaSe send mo six dozen MaHsu's
0olpsN RAsAN, Everybody likes II
and all call FOR it,--N, ", Wilson,
druggist Barton, Mo.
fsN.Thc finest Ottoman and Gros
Grain silks fer Ladies Wsaps and
Dresses, IN Black and Colors, al
A, xundclowisx.
The largest and most complete
stock OF clothing and prices the low
rst nj A, xunicluMiia,
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WELLS CROUCH CN coRNs.,
EREE3 FREE. FREE!

Ask for Wells "Roaga on Corasa &c. QnicA
ccEple,e. permanent cure. Corns, warts. BAN
Ions. i5IAS
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Boots and Shoes.
PARkER's GINGER ToNlCi
ONCE TESTED ALWAYS PREFERRED

UNCE Isl ed ALWAYS PREF Termed
This great remedy has won It's way TO tho
highest place In the esteem or the most intel.
ligent people. There are daiiy recruits to IL
BETTER THAN ITS PROMISES
II gives tone and power. For complaints OF tho
Kidneys, Bowels, stomach, Liver and Lungs.
for all the subtitle troubles OF women aim Tor
those bodily disorders induced by anxiety, care
and mental strain, lis effects will surprise and
charm you. II Ia not an essence or ginger. Dc.
neious TO the palate, an antidote 10 the liquor
faht, AID exceeG.ng.5 helpful to the aged and
feeble. 5Oc. and 81 % sizes.
S9t5 L.SIOX CO., New York
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Flies. reaches, ants. ,i-hrgs. rats, mice.
parheF7,. ahipnanks, cleared oul BY "kough on
ka;s i.t I3i47
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Dry Goods.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Gss~.An elegant limo ~ Sarre,s Tor
Ladies' Misses and Children. tx.
anime before you hay, gaadelowit4
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cordially nV1te you Wnen III Cle City TO CAL and
Prices before making your Purchases.
tore marked in plain figures.
as good your neighbours it will buy many Goods
gu the following genuine bargains.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-23
BEFORE THE MAYOR,
DruDks, Trxmps, Iseggars and OLhers
YDnS&d

DruDks, Irxmps, Besesrs and Others DIS
posed Of
This morning the mayor had no less
than sixteen persons before him. Six of
them were the gang arrested on Lime
street yesterday for annoying the neigh
borhood while drunk. They were a hard
looking crowd and two of the worst were
colored men, cne Of whom, named John
Jones, gave his residence as Columbia and
his occupation as boatman. They were
all questioned closely and all declared
that they had been working, but when
cornere6 admitted that it had been some
time since. The mayor disposed of them
az follows John Wilson, 80 days Chas
Smith, 20 John Welsh, 10 days; James
Grain, 90; and John James Smith, 80
Dennis Gallagher was picked up on
Middle street, so drunk that no did not
know where LIE was. Officer Merringer
served him as an escort and this morning
he had no trouble fipding out where he
was. He got 20 days. Alex McCaDn, a
big railroad blacksmith, was drunk and
begging OF James street when Officer
Weidler found him and his share of jus
tice was 10 days. Thomas Ramsey, an
other man who would rather beg than
work, was let 60 with a term of days.
Seven vagrants, who applied for lodging,
to keep out of the cold, were allowed TO
run, with the warning that thoy must not
come back, as the city does not keep a
free hotel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-23
Little LOCALS.
Here and There and Everywhere.

Here and There and Everywhere.
Samuel Hess & Son sold at public sale
on Wednesday, 21st., for ]. C. Houghton,
livery stable, No. 221 North Queen street,
18 head Of horses, at an average price of
$105. 90, besides all the wagons, sleighs,
harness, etc.
Last evening as Uriah McAllister. a
freightmau, was engaged in coupling cars
at the outer depot of tho Reading railroad,
head of Prince street, he had his fipgers
caught and badly crushed between the
bumpers.
Last evening number OF ladies and
gentlemen surprised Miss Annie Wen
ninger, on South Prince street. Vocal and
instrumental music was INDUCED in.
Messrs. Doebler and Coho enlivened the
company with their funny sayings and
songs. At late hour the company dis
persed, much pleased with the evening 8
entertainment.
The cases on the argument list that were
ready were finished yesterday afternoon.
The last argued was that of John Wertz,
convicted Of arson in firing the Conestoga
cork works, at the last quarter sessions
court and now applying for . now trial.
Qourt then adjourned until Tomorrow
Hespag.
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RESCUED FkOM DEATH =.

The following statement OF william J. Cough
in, OF Someryille, Mass, is SO remarkable tnat
We beg to ask for it the attention of our read
ers. He says :: "In the fall of 1876 was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. 1 soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. 1 was so weak at one time
that 1 could not leave my bed. In the sum.
mer Of 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors sold had q hole in
my LETT lung as big as half-dollar. 1 expend-
ed over hundred dollars in doctors and med.
icines. Twas so far gone at one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but friend told me OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. 1 laughe at
my friends, thinking my case iEcnrable, but
got a bt tile to satisfy them, when to MY sur.
prisea qualification. l commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead, began to revive,
aid tc lay feel In better spirits than 1 have
the past three years.
~ writethis hoping you VIII publish 1t, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE Lungs, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. 1
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that it has done me more good than ell the
other medicines have taken since my sick.
ness. NY cough has almost entirely disap.
peared and shall soon be able to go to work.
sold bv ii. u. Cochran. Is7 North Queen street