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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Zoa-Phora is compounded solely for
diseases Of women. II has no equal.
sW"Don't wear dingy or faded
things when the ten-cent Diamond
Dye will make them good us new.
They are perfect.
Your GOLDEN BLOOD AND LIVER
Tonic is an excellent remedy for
billiousness and loss Of appetite. I
have used it several times. Mrs.
Mary Thomas, Fort Scott, Kans,
MY Blood. Liver, Kidneys, stom-
ach and Bowels were out Of order. !
used several remedies and prescrip-
tons without benefit. MARsH's GOLD
en- BLOOD AND LIVER Tonic cured me.
1t is grand Incidence John &.
Hill, Kansas City, No.
MAIsH's GOLDEN BLOOD AID LIVER
Tonic, the great Blood and Liver pu-
riiier, and MARsn's GOLDEN BaLsAM,
the famous Throat and Lung meii-
cine, are for sale by Chas. j. Weber,
druggist, Cresco. Large bottles, 60
cents and Il. june
II KISSED her under the silent
stars" Is the way the poet wrote it.
Il kicked her under the cellar stairs
l. the way tho composi.or set 1t up.
And yet this mistake Is not one whit
more iudierous, nor half rs danger
OILS us the ease Of Il person with Ca
tarrh. Formerly saeh people used
mas Il injections, snulls, ana Other
Irritating nostvums. Some people
doubtless continue these harmful
practices. Mr.. G.. s., Davis, Of thu
First National Bank, Elizabeth, II.
j., IL however, i notable exception,
"Ely's Cream Balm cured me Of Ca
tarfh," said he. Il had been under 4
physicians care for IL year. This
Balm II not IL liquid or snuff, and II
easily applied. Its effects IRE M.
most magical. 1t stops discharges
heals The irlitated organs, and cnTeS
every ease of Catarth, when properly
Used. 30 eeata.
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TO SOLDIERS and SOLDIERS HEIRS

From fns experience IN prosecuting soldiers
Claims against tRo government from .sGa to
tho present TINT, la0a tLat there ato man.
sa,degs WHO contracted se,ae sickness or IT.
eeifea aoa.a ialaf, er NoUas while In tic SER
Vic, alsi aaAa Iethesa ana fathers ~ soldiers
who aiel In esss str.ga or tslel al.tf atsA t4arge
II disease contracted ef tntatles er waa'sas re-.
1eised while II selkit5 I'D many willow, ard
minor ehi'area - soldiers n'sp a,,l alter d.
clisfGe 1 IT,. scittAf Ell ar neRl4tis oF t.
jules rIsstssi site Ia tAs s,gyle.. ia aaf
.snste taat ...ss an emitted to .aens.an UausF
orr llheTal Tension Lans Aid t. al saea
VII s-F, 49, are Jast III mitch entitled 10 psla-
siea aa tAs salsi.sr MS IL Its MONTH, Jay Win
Ii WIS rtshlrg Ills IL u save his country.
Many who afs new drawing pensions are en-
tl,'ti t. al Increase.
IL letters u Inquiry seal postage stamps
II. n. FAAssaoKTH.
III. G'a4m ATTORNEY
DeecTaA wa. iClA0
All TIA iatsst shades III Nuns
seilin~+, t8+'saeess mi 9aatins,s 1T
i Iunae.ehl.x
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How Lost, How Restored!


Just Published 4 new edition Ut DR. crLrER-
WELLS 1ELkaArkn ESSAY on the kadtcal cure
~ SpcsmaIeeiktna uf seminal Weakness. IN.
voluntary seminal L0sssS, mp0tcncy Mental
nagc, ete.: also, leasaiatioa, Epilepsy and
Pits. Induced b. sell iaiai~eacs, or sexual az
traSa9ance, ~.
Tie celebrated author. IN this admirable es-
sly, cieatls demonstrates iroMa thirty Years
successful practice, that the alarming canss-
auences " scii-ahisc may be radically cured,
pointing out node OF cure at once simple,
certain. ana effectual. by means OF which every
sufferer. 40 matter what hts condition may BE-.
may eUie himself cnearls. privately and raal-
IaisS.
esr-This Lecture should be In tho hands OF
every youth anu every man In the ,and.
Sent under veal, In plain envelope. TO any
address, postpaid, ON r.eeirt Of six cents or two
postage stamps. Address,
THE ciLyIkNfll NkRleAL co.
II IAN ST.. New York. n. u:
Post once Hox.s5o. alyl
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THE NEW PATENT
DUST-PKOOF'
Stem Winding Open Face Case,
MANUFACTURED ny THE
American Watch Co.,
WALTHAM, MASS.


This case Is formed IN one coll piece without
Ing the usua! Cap, aud securing greater strength
and durability.
These Watches are ali open face. The bezel,
into which an extra strong crystal Is fitted with
an especially prepared waterproof cement, Is
attached 10 the case by serewiag II thereon, and
thus forms an air-it-ht Junction with the body
OF the case, which Is proof against dust and
moisture.
To railroad men, travellers, miners, lumber
n.n and others who ale almost consi nifty ex-
posed and who have to make frequent references
10 thc watch, these qualities are of the utmost
Importance.
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A servant eirl fcll on bracket,
iier skull, she ata nearly crack It,
ST. Jacobs oil ani1lying,
saved her from dying
II proved TO b. ''jast the racket"
A ste imboat captain from Goshen,
Was hurt b. boiler explosion
On the painsia LII Tip,
ST jacobs ail cot The grip.
lie calls II. the :l-nealing lotion.
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Tho Following Letters Tell Their Own Story

ylLpasTA, GEORGIA. July 90. 1859.
"I sold one OF your Patent Dust Proof Cases
about ten aIonts ago, and the other day II came
back To me with The request 10 make II wind
easter. On examination found that the stem
was rusty, and Inquired i.ta the cauae OF H.
The geni.t man stated TO Inc thai he was start
Ing some saw-loga that had lodged In the bend
OF the river. when his chaia caught In bush
and threw hts watch into about twelve feet Il
water, and he was about two hours finding IT,
When he got 1t cut IL vas sEanisg aai he
thought all right. In about three months he
found that the stem was hard TO turn ard sent
Is to Inc.
lean say that the watch Is all that the Com.
pany claims for II and recommend IT to all rail-
road and min men. b. W. BENTLY."
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MARsh's GOLDEN BLOOD AND LIVER
Tonic. 1t is the best OF all remedies.
-[Jas. J. Wright, Des Moines, Iowa
A Good Investment.
Ny wife said / was a fool when
brought home bottle OF Parker's
Ginger Tonic. But when it broke
up my cough and cured her neural
gia and baby's dysentery she
thought it a good investment.-N. Y.
Tailor. june
"A fair outside is hut a poor
substitute for inward WORTH Good
health inwardly, OF the bowels, liver
and kidneys, is sure to secure fair
outside, the glow Of health on the
cheek and yigor in tho frame. For
this, use kidney Wort and nothing
else.
DECoRAH TNsTITrTE.-All that have
been members Of this school are cor
daily invited to he present at thc
commencement Exercises, June -
4 vigorous growth of hair Is pro.
noted and the youthful color re-
stored by applying Parkor's Hair
Balsam. june
A Lawyers Testimony.
i During eight years my attacks o!
dyspepsia We're - terrible that
often had Ia stop business. parl,or's
Ginger Tonic built mo mp from nj.
most skeleton ~ the perfect health
! now enjoy. j. Jerolomon, lawyer
n. I. City. june
| Call Oh gandelowitz il you want
bargains in dry goods.
Persons in town OF country want.
| ing bran, shorts or ground feed OF
any kind will DO furnished with ihe
same In any quantity desired from
the grange warehouse In Grnseo al
tae lowest rates. JoHG MeHuaH.
4 genuine whole stock Lip boot
for $40. 4 rare bargain ut /. Zuu,
aeloHitI,
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sacLrsToS. Iowa. Anru %. 1851

sCLISToS, Iowa, April %. 1851.
II wish YOU would send ne q spring Tor the
VIM. Elefy Watch. $50 by the way this Eliery
u Il watch sold In your screw Ee1el case 10 a
farmer last fall Tie first ~ January he lost the
watch in the woods. aud found IL this week Ia
about one foot of water. it had lain three
months and over in snow ana water, with but
slight injury to the Natch--only hair spring.
G. RAYMOND"
The Above Eeie very severe tests and demon
strate beyond doubt, that for any reasonable
length Of time during which a watch hight
lie under water II wsGld receive NO injury
whatever.
We make these cases In both gold and silver
and a. Perfectly Dnst-preef Stem. Winding
Watch case, Challenge the World to Produce III
Equal. a5m3
FOR SALE ny ALL fIKST-fIass JEWELLERS
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
FINE SHOES! FOSTER

TOSTER FINE SHOES! FOSTER
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 a
nice shoe don't forget to ask for the
Foster Shoe. They are the best.
sy-An elegant line Of Slippers for
Ladies' Misses and Children. Ex-
anime before you buy. Zundclowitz
nATIN and SILK DOLMANs, Just
y received, at A. Zundelowitz.
.gThe finest Ottoman and Gros
Grain Silks for Ladies Wraps and
Presses, in Black and Colors, at
A. EundelowitZ.
The largest and most complete
stock Of clothing and prices the low
est at 4. Zundclowitz.
A No. l working suit OF clothes for
s3.75. Call and sec them at 4. Zun-
Gelowitz.
CAaA American prints at
oOOO Merrimac prints at -
cents at Zundelowitz.
DECLINE on MAN.
Nervous Weakness Dyspepsia, Impotence
Sexual Debility, cured by .WelS' Health Re,
newer 81. 43tiI.
The best M cent Corsets,
at 4. iOZundelowitz.
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Dry Goods.

use in each neighborhood and write
us and we will take pleasure in or
de,ing the books, to be paid for on
delivery.
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CHEST OF.gLE,"
Mnrsh's Goidan Blood and Liver Tonic
is an Excellent Remedy.

my wife was cured OF Liver CON-
plant and disoraed Blood, with
MARsh's GOLDEN BLOOD AND LIVER
Tonic. 1t is the best OF all remedies.
-[Jas. J. Wright, Des Ioines, Iowa
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HIS OPINION.


TO the Popular .Jaexment.
iai West Tenth street,
New iufk, AUX. IL, 1850.
MEssGS, S1sKggN 4 lSu>suN:
SIN slew II Mn EsN sasth ~ ANY new eora-
tive agent REASONS .AptINE rnhal
PLASTER has won NY NAoi pplaina. | ma Il
IN exceptionally eleaniy plaster To use aad
Napld la It's Action, MANY ts"sSs 1T Its qualities
ia!aE aNn family. AMI aaanar my pssisAts, haNs
COY sn,rl III that there Is NJ ether >gss.c az
rsse 80 Nalaat,sc tar popular GSe, Aaas - helpful
III eases u Lime faek, Lueal Rheumatism,
Neuralgia. Canve, ton of the bronchial Tubes
and lungs ana lnmhAga,
lou iaas IT,. i1ne u usa my name.
Very tfuls yours
II. II. NAME. NJ. II.
phvS.ciaa-ln.Nhiei OF the d. xetaey ioms.
Prize af GApst<E II eats.
ss,i Selaals ! johasaa, Chemists. New York,
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face. FREE. FRzEs

NEW DISCOVERY For PILES.
4 new remedy for this dreaded
disease In. been discovered hy DR..
Deming. 4 single application will
convince the most skeptical OF its
most wonderful healing powers. Ey
calling on your druggist, you can
obtain a sample box free OF charge,
which will satisfy you Of its curative
qualities. iat25
The finest line 81 embroiieties for
ladies' dresses ut A. xundeiowitz.
WELLS .RolGlI on CoaNs.a
Ask for Wells Enough on Corss.n r.. Quick
complete, permanent cure. corAs, warts, han-
I0ns. i3taI
Madam McGee's Coronet corsets.
new, no bones under the arms, three
laeings, easy, no seams over the hips,
spoon clasps, at 4. Iundelewitz.
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The Best Cough Medicine
IN THE WORLD

SAMPLE FREE Or CHARGE.
Call on your druggist and get u
sample bottle Of Browns ENpecto-
ran; fre, Of charge. It cures Coughs
uoarscaess. Whooping Cough and
Consumption in its early stages. II
is scientific preparation, admirably
adapted FIR the cure OF all Throat
and Lung Diseases. 1t IL pleasant
to take anu entirely harmless. Try
it: it costs you nothing. Regular
size bottles, 50c. and sl.uO. For sale
by all druggists. 1876
Taraxine Memorandum Book free.
The best calf boot In Howard coun-
ty for $500 at 4. Iuat:cloNitz.
Chiliren's suits. Bring on tho
little fellows, only sa.oo suit.
A dressing to beautify gray hair
every family needs. Parker's Hair
Ealsam never fails to satisfy. may
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BOOTS : SHOES
In tais market.

Fifteen years acquaintance with the
wants of lie people II Howard coma
~. has enabled IL ~ consult their
Interests equally ~ well a. our own
In purchasing tick. Cur saaslS age
sold aloa their merit. al 0aless
they sustain the recommend w give
them may he returned All Ito mon.
~ refunded
Ill reasonable Efforts vii - made
on our laft II maintain AM tsntirae
the l'sa III salats 5ns .ha.h lit lea :
slnaia'aaef aaa lgaz.t' lit II
ssss.,t3.5laas l. te "a III la.
soaatg la 1 81 es,es,,fsa.
Il - t. .gsF i.
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a GARD.

cN-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of youth,
nervous weakness. early decay, loss
Of manhood, &C., | will send 4 rec
ipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered 10y missionary in South
America. Send Il self addressed en-
velope to tho Rev. Joseph I. Imam,
Station y, n. Y. City. 1yl.
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Clothing.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
FLIES AND 81 Us.

FIiLN NM NIWS.
Flies reaches. ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, caipnaunks, cleared out BY Trough ON
Rats" i5c. satat
&C. r8~G o to DR.. Prices for
BTED CAGES
a new stock just received ut lowest
figures. satf
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: A. UNDE L O w T Z

will Goods
thief l1oUing genuine
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.Nsttsr ~ xsrOopts.

~ Nhafa Al Nay eeaS>efn,
AAAaNsA ssseh M As,N sgr hcrshx haslstexa ID
ApsseAf N tAe ,aNrs kaa>e Ia 1rASesA Howard
eeAntN, leNa, IN The satA day ~ SertetNheF,
\, n fS>s, N l uSassS n M, To Attend she pro-
MIN n ~ AlAy,Nt III lassa ASSes>oa, late q
lleMssse eNaasA, taWss. sl,ssaSs>a Al which time
aad pfAse sas MiN appear and ~AaW eANSuA 4
ANY, MAN said VII sAealt not h AdtNlttcd @
nfAhstS
Ia t'sstt0ssaS NAerNes. l have AefsAatn cub
sefaAsssNts ssAsstss ANa assNa3 the ~1A " said
as.sees sAss 18th DAY u Ma INsA
w, latSNrlstlrN
SSH tAesS ~ circuit C0MrN
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SALARY $50

INT MNAN u INV AENMtM NNnsrtNlNE NtW.
SeslN an ~sNAh ftlk fkNr..E NF l.lEN rprfs~
seasshN The ia~t, rrsssAt aNd fNsArA hue
lstaasrslsa II ss< etsaaAt uatS, Slac, 1exSA
staAap t,.s eisealaF,
slsS ktNRS Il CA, rlrNArNNA IA.
DEAlClNNlC1 IA ALt.~-Ss,ilcm that
VGtN0eA/tV0We aiSaNsed by MaAAseA
ers AMI iathsr~ ~ sal,ssess aNlas In sAe SrrstcN
NE AtterNsafsiS, nNll eaasss~ which urtvsNNte0
Mhtsr IA Ihe serN ssss Afs Saltsssstta u lrASluA>
soldiers.
lNcRE.SS ~ rNNslNNN obtained al any tine
WHEN the atSahtltss warrants II An NNlalerN
aAa Mss> gsassA tea I'm ave eMtAtssSl IN An lN~
ereSSa al rSn~seM, lseleSscd AMI abandoned
claims SSsSlAitN. sNlNAsAN tyrN AodrrN%
MIN ptatals N, y, TlkkNEN. NeA - MAAAs
lnstaN, II, Z. SlN1
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Another Audience Desired For
the Man Who Lectures. to His
Wife.

1t is, of course, made by law part of a
wife's duty as such to listen patiently,
and if possible intelligently, to the eve
ming complaints of her husband, wheth-
err directed against herself or the neigh
bors, or society at large. 1t is probably
also her duty, if her husband happens to
to be an Economist or a ~"closet think
err" to listen without interruption or
cross examination to any scheme for the
improvement or reorganization Of the
world that he may like to discant upon
when the day is over and the family as
sembled for the evening meal. 1t is a
duty in the performance of which wives
play a noble and self-sacrificing part in
life, and we have no doubt that one rea-
son why the social revolution has been
so long postponed is that SO many Of
those who would otherwise have Joined
in it have, by ventingtheir wrath against
society upon their wives, or at least by
pouring their wrongs into their wives
ears, been so Gained and Quoted, that
they have lost over and over again all
desire for a NEW deal" No one who
has t ought much about marriage can
have failed to notice that this is one of
ltS most beneficial social effects. But
then marriage only supplies a domestic
audience, and restricted one at that.
An audience consisting, of a wife may be
sympathetic, butsympathy cannot make
up for lack ofpublicity-the crying need
OF anybody with a grievance. Besides
this, bachelors-a growing, il not an iu-
%iuential class-haye not even t Is do
nestle resource, while cases are not in
frequent where wives fail to do their
duty, and while keeping themselves
within the law, make it very unpleasant
for husbands who undertake to enter
tain them with a tea-table account of
their wrongs, or of the means which
they would take to put down "monopo-
~" Bad wives have even been known
to feign fatigue and yawn on such occa-
sions, and in the slang of the day sug-
gested that they we're entitled to a "rest"
instead of listening with respectful SYM
pathy, as they ought.-New York Eve
ming Post.
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Chewed Goldfish.
Chicago Herald.

Chicago Herald.
Would you like to buy some con-
densed codhsh?"
what is condensed codfish?"
The man opened a box and showed a
preparation which he said was simply
ground Goldfish.
"What put it in your head to grind it
in this manner"
aWell, / was IN the fish business, bare
ly making enough to keep body and soul
together, when a friend came in and
chaffed me for not going into some 9TH
er business. He picked up a big Goldfish
cornfully and said: Now, that's .
pretty thing to offer a man; it's Just a
ness of strings that nobody can chew"
And to chate me still further, he said in
sort 0 fjocular way: "You ought to
hire a boy to chew that fish for your
customers" / got an idea from that,
and before night I had a grinding ma
chine, and next morning I put ont a
sign, Condensed Goldfish" Everybody
wondered what that was, and most of
them bought some to try. 1t took like
lire and in less than q month was clear
Ing $50 aday IN that alone and had q
dozen instead of one boy to do the chew
ing for my customers. It is a big bus
mess now. ] am shipping it all over
this country ard am about to close ar
Engagements for supplying the English
market through a New York house. II
that succeeds I can retire in five years
with a fortuue. My friend is keeping
books Tor me and says he is the inventor
of chewed eodfish,'
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Cooking Recipes.

BEEF LoAF.-One and one-haif pounds
of beefsteak chopped very fine, and free
from gristle; two cups of rolled crackers;
one cup of cold water, one-half cup Of
butter, salt and pepper to suit the taste.
Bake till done.
Poor Mans SWEET CAKE.-One cup of
sugar, one cup of sour cream, one-half
cup of butter, II egg, half teaspoonful
Of soda, one-half nutmeg, grated fine;
-four enoughto make a stiff batter. Bake
in a slow ven
Potato CRoQuErTEs.-Season cold
mashed potato with pepper, salt and
nutmeg. Beat to a cream, with a tea
spoonful of melted butter to every cup
full of potato. Bind with two or three
beaten eggs and add some minced par
sley. Roll into oval ball, dip in beaten
egg, then in bread crumbs and fry in hot
lard or dYippings. Pile in Il pyramid
upon a flat dish and serve. They are
nice with q little cream beaten up with
them.
Corn LoAF.-Four eggs, whites and
yolks, beaten as light as possible, sep
arately; one quart of corn meal, quarter
Of a pound OF butter, two quarts of boil
ing milk; a teaspoonful of salt mixed
we'll with corn meal. Melt the butter
in the milk and scald the corn meai
with it, beating and stirring well until
it becomes perfectly smooth; then add
the light yolks; and last y the stiillv
beaten whites. Bake il a quick oven.
Half the quantity will make a good-sized
loaf.
BUBBLE PuDDrNG.-One quart of fresh
milk, five eggs, three tablespoonfuls of
cornstarch, n tablespoonful of sugar,
nutmeg to taste, pinch of soda in the
milk. Scald the milk, stir in the corn
starch, cook III minute, and pour upon
the beaten eggs and sugar. Season, and
whip up well, pour into y round-pottom-
ed mold we'll buttered, fit on the top, set
in a pot of boiling water, boil three-qu a
tiers of an hour, turn out upon q dish
and eat with sauce.
PEppER Por.-A dish Familiarity known
as pepper pot" much sought for by
the epicure, is made thus: Boil six
pounds Of tripe for one hour, then take
| it from the water in which it has boiled
and put it in fresh water with a knuckle
of veal. Let these boil for two hours.
then put in some potatoes, onions, car
rots, u little parsley, some celery salt o.
stalks of celery, and any other herb O
vegetable your taste demands: plenty o
J salt is essential. and considerable black
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In a New York Saloon

There is nothing cheap here, and few
Kings have taken their toddy in better
quarters. You walk up brown stone
steps under blazing lights into a DON "a
bright and beautiful as any in New York.
Ii at night, the blaze of tightdazzles you,
n you might think you had stumbled
INTO a palace. A knight in plated armor
stands before you, bronzes and statues
look at you from different parts of the
room. The most elegant Of PAINTINGS
hang surrounded by rich velvet unon
the walls: and great mirrors Of beavv
pate glass reflect the m~any-coIorea
II OF the .cut-glass chandeliers
EverythIng IS elegant here. There ia
no shoddy and no veneering. The room
Is paneled with carved mahogany. and
the tables scattered here and there over
the mosaic floor are ofthe same nolished
WOOD. lfyou take d chair, it il Of the.
pent wood OF Austria, and if Won call far
a drink you will be served in a cnt'nlass
goblet, and your change will be handed
y9u by a gentlemanly waiter on a silver
platter, A silver cuspidore. shininn nc
vanaerblltss spoons, stands beside Sou
ana II you ask for o pretzel to GOT 10y ~
your beer it will be brought yo,, W.
piece OF porcelain Decorated Su "
July as that on the Presidents tabps
correspondence Cleveland Leader
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Names Sweet Corn Cron.

a Maine correspondent of the Bosto,,
Journal says that the season has heen a
very successful one for raising sweet co,n
for canning purposes. Every vaar tha
canning industry increases IN tbe stota
both in the amount canned and Tho w.
riety OF articles. There are Factories ~
not only canning corn, but also s,,oao.
tash,pumpkins, squash. tomatoes 800,
raspberries and otheg fruit NIL app,ss
Holsters, and sardines. This i nhSsi
started in 1896 with the cannin, ~ aaaslry
and has developed SO that now u t foln,
are few towns in the state that do M neiuV
one way or another derive sam ao mos ~
from it. Last year about Il. ono nn nen aen.
OF sweet corn We're put IN. and az ~ e =
tories in several locsaii,leess' Wnn, me lac,
put up a third mose if the c rua' had aa AVE
been injured by the drought. 10y forn
$40 to over$lJ0 per acre, and the n,n .o -
OF money distributed among the farwara
,st year fol- the crop was s.5out ssa l,n nen
Unless some unforeseen accident besaII.
the present crop a larger amo,, neial ~
money will be disbursed than ;n on y,
previous year. 4sN ~ ANY