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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-04-25

good name at home is tower OF strength
abroad. A recent canvass proves, despite all
claims to the contrary, that ten bottles Of Hoods
sarsaparilla are sold by the druggists OF Lowell,
to one of all the other sarsaparillas combined.
This stamp OF public appreciation proceeds from
its numerous, unprecedented well-known and
remarkable cures in Lowell and vicinity
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-04-25
WANTED
DANCING!

Professor Gould Of New York City will reopen bis oase.s
In Dancing and Department at the Pavilion Tuesday,
April l6ih Afternoon At four o'clock for Masters and
thorough Of Instruction. including the latest advance
movements Of the Waltz the dance, " La Russo"
Saratoga Lancer College Lancers new, Dodworhs New
LAncefs (he latest, and all that IA desirable In socety
Dancing Term Of twelve lessons at 20 each pupil Pay
able In advance. 69-i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-04-25

YARNS TO RENT.-The suhsoriber has two nice
dairy farms 10 rent shares There Ia on one OF said
farms twtnty and other stock the other farm
few less and good ock OF shep Both Of said farms
conveniently situated good roads, and within
four and one-hAlf Ave miles Of Barre depot Good
buildnga thereon 0ooi men. with smart families that
well recommended wanted. Apply To
N-u ORANGE flfIELD, Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-04-25
entertainments.
1OO FANCY ADVERTISING CARDS.

AVO all different with without Advertisements cd
them post free for ten gcen samps 3O0 all different 81
100 handsome Scrap Book Pictures, Is cents: Address
UNION CARD COMPANY. MontpelIer. Vt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-04-25
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by druggists Price ST. six for 50. Pre-
pared only by c. |. HOOD CO., Apothecaries,
Lowell Massachusetts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-04-25
Hoods SarsapariIIa

pared only by c. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries,
Lowell, Massachusetts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

The value az money does not do.
pend upon the material u which il
composed, but upon the Use IL per-
forms as money, This is now prac,i-
eallv recognized in business, al,
though ,seniea hy many ii theory.
The fits, S6naan,O 400 Of aenlaad notes
had III more value hv reason Of the
material Of which they were made
than had the subsequent Issue ut
Treasury notes. But IL money they
IN due time hal the same Nse as
gold coin, aud bore the same legal
value relations To the crippled
Treasury note auria. the War tha,
gold coin did. The gold dollar and
the III. grain silver dollar have eN.
ac,ss the same legal value, whilst
III, trade silver dollar Ut aao grains
i discounted as money, Though
the gold dollar and the ilas silver
dollar, may differ In bullion valae,
they are in legal value as money
equal, one hcing reality exchanged
for the other in the form Of silver
certificates foi gold coin, AMI their
purchasing power Icing the same,
The ian grain trade dollar il not
money II all. The government only
eoi.iiles 10 i'll weight ani ilneaess
IL bullion, and it, value aepcnas
upon such weight sna likeness, The
greenhuck dollar has ~ iutrinsic
value II material, its value l. pure.
~ legal. anu depends wholly ara,
its Use t. carry II hot only 10 par
with geld and silver coin, In, above
par both at home aaa abroad,
-tssertcaa SeHtFH,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
"Paying the Debt too Fast,

This il the tocsin sounded from
the White House, by Il republican
President, taken up and endorsed 10y
u republican congress and acqui.
esced in by the republican post.
ce-holding- press Of tie country.
Plain. honest and psaden, people,
however can't understand why the
debt should not hc paid rs rapidly
n possible. II the payment III the
debt endanger. business hy contract.
ing the currency. then put the eur.
rency upon the basis Of the bonds
the sovereignty and the perpetgity
OF the government. ba, pay the
debt Ii the republican party has
created a banking system based on
bonds, which the people want 10
pay, the way out OF the trouble Is
not to save the banks by abolishils
the internal revenue As WAS done at
the close OF the recent session of
congress, but To devise Il better
method OF issuing money than Is
presented i'm the national banking
system. II President Arthur, the ~
publican press. and a republican
congress think what ails their party
is the too rapid payment Of the ma.
tional debt, they will change that
opinion a speedily as it WIS adopt
cd by the President and accepted by
the party.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

INseon-vsSman nceglas Is n can,
alaase tae anlsetntnent a. railroad
commissioner ~ .artcea Jas Vii,
son WHO wants IL holt his grip On
lis caaat in III The farty~,islsh con
sress, Mr., nev,ins il Il persistent
e0Ss. II Iowa has one, liz i ,o>esav
tlae,egsng himself that Ae was legls,
lated on, III oillee, and sS liz and his
friends saeeeed,a in knitting Tom
lpaegfaf, he teslS that the banner
ri the fourth district will FALL IL him
In ISL, h0, in the neanslme he l.
anxious II DRAW soc Il month, and
his expenses, out Of ,he treasury.
For tSs last ,wenty Nrass he has
hrvn Il laaser>on aud he knows no
ether NAY In live than hs a salary
from the public, Mr., nee,lug has
been advertised as the Chesterfield
VI lowa>s delegation, and as such lie
has Won same,hlng of "A reputation,
As u congressman h. has heea a
working clerk far his friends, ho, has
not tho ability to so beyond II, lie
has heveF shawn executives ability III
all, thor amy legal ability, Yet The
place tha' Ae l. now working IL So
cure nesd> II man al keen nereep.
ton, good jadsmea, and marked ex~
eru,lse ability, He has no single
qualification for the place. and for
that very reason he Is very az, To
secure /, from the regency, He i "A
man IT NAN In strong mrn aha hence
he suits thu Shermaa- Clark sun poo
pie II Il dot Na$oa Ctts ItnasS,
Irnn as holy wit,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

Tho Lin taEa. tbn tax pr fr,.n,
..,.,, ,,.,i.;,.s ,a,r ..h,.,,s 49,,
a.,,,,ma,;as With ~ ,,.a ..an.,,a,
a;,,,,, a,,,,,,,., = ~, e.,.,..,,,,n,
-, !. .,. -, -,
=, =, -.
~ ''' '.s''p's 'iv'a '''as saa's',
without decreasing the expenses OF
collection. Ii increased the tax on
;,,, 80, a., w,,,,. .,ass n,,
'' ~ ' "'>" ~ wv
generously put hoee poles on the
free list
The conference report which pass.
a. III, 1,n.,, ,,,l,,..;a. III ~.
-
worst iea'as'@ ~ 'te ssslhat meas
urc ana making the sweeping r..
aac'loa in revenue stated, WAS ~.
ported by Mr., Morrill,. and lad the
vote Of ~ republicans Of the senate
III favor OF the measure. aaa thirty.
one votes against ii, al democrats,
W believe. except Cameron OF
PENNSYLVANIA. This vote may 10
fan,a ~ onr ,;,.tn,-.
:,
i fo's's - ','' ha''o'fai i'a''s -
hfsi promulgated contained the FOL
lowing declarations:
|, Acceptance Of sreenhaeks for
customs anu all pubic dues, Adopt.
VI !. ~. .a,,,.a,, -.
Alnnt,a
!. Reduction ~ the interest on
the public debt - a,6a, Adopted,
! ~ l'ial..'uS ~ s''' la'aas aens
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

Tho pensions granted hy congress,
now double the interest III the great
public deht, The sum paid for pen.
sians from tho foundation OF the
government until 1851. was the suln
IT ssa.ss6,aaaaa, Since tile year
ls6l, up ~ January |, 1874. the pom,
sion payments mad, hy the United
States, Was, S5da,Til,l1n,6s. The
la"geSt payment during this period
IN ono year, was In 1871, heing the
sum II sot,2,u,staii, The nprra.
pria,ion Tor pensions for tho year
ending June 50. lsSa, l. slnnuuD, 1000
AMI the same enormous sum Ii do,
manael for the fiscal Year ending
June ~, lSS. The tax payers should
send men ~ congress who cannot he
corrupted nv claim agents, IS, 81,
faM aaiig Globe,
The sum rnidto henaholleia from
the foundation Of the government to
ISL, was the sum of slae.G1al1a.Gl,
the interest payments since then has
been to June 40, lSSa, tho vast sum
OF s.,o6. ,ial 1897, Nearly so for
interest In the last Il years, IL II III
the previous 50 years ct the exist.
enee OF the government, The tax,
payers should send men To congress
who cannot he corrupted hy bond.
holders. Stop paying those who
have robbed the government, not
served II, and stop whining over the
If Legitimate claims ~
those who have served their country
Is our advice to the Globe and its
class.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
A Accomplished Facts.

With a mcager representation in
the lower house Of congress, and
through the activity, ability and en-
ergy Of its representative men and
OF its newspapers, the National party
has secured = the people the legal
tender carreney-,he greenhack =
nna the silver dollar: 1t has forced
the Shylocks Of the republican party
t. abandon the conspiracy to per-
petnate the national debt in the in
terest OF the national banks and Of
tie monopolists, thereby sealing the
fate Of the national banks: il has
put barriers in the way SO that
corporations can not get the remain
Ing public lands. ii has established
through the courts the right of the
State to control the railroads, and
consequently, other corporations; it
has compelled the republican press,
to admit the correctness Of its
principles, and those Ut it that, like
the Decolah Republicans, can read
and interpret "the writing OH the
wall" endeavor To delude the people
into the belief that its party favors
the measures of the people. 1t has
already accomplished more for the
people, out OF power, than the re.
publican party has in ~ years oi
power. Ii has To force the paymcn,
OF the debt, thereby sealing the fate
OF the national bank monopoly fol
all time and restoring To the govern.
msnt its full preroeatise OF issuing
to the people their money. Then the
bankers will cease drawing intercs,
on their debts and the people will
cease payin. interest on money they
never had. % years ago Shylock>
took the government hy the throat
loaned il thirty cents. took its bond
for 81. aud have ever since been
drawing interest on loo cents semi.
annually on IA 30 cent loan.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

The almost universal distress and
restitution existing among the over.
hnrdencd national bankers Of the
country induced the republicans Of
our recent congress to relieve them
OF future taxation to support Il gov
eminent which they chiefly uphold.
OF this patriotic class. there are hu,
1900. and their proportion. Of taxes
distributed among a few millions Of
mechanics, farmers and laborcrs, all
Of whom are rich and opulcnt. ought
not to create any real suffering. Do
the people see the point?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
VIM should Make the I.nMsl

The Vanderbilt class demand thai
the taNpaying portion VI the com.
mnnity shall make tho laws und,r
which w live, A wealth II power
tho Vanderbilt rluss will probably
succeed In their demand. aud II they
do II may hr Interesting To know just
who ON future lawmakers are to III,
AMI MhaI proportion III zach class,
SO far ~ our national government
l. concerned, II requires shont 500.
900 ona year To run 1t. according 10
Secretary fnlger's las, report In
order IL ascertain who ure entitled
u nuke cur national laws. w must
see Nha contributes III support our
national government, 81 w call
ten Mum. commissioner Of inter.
nal revenue, IA the stand.
MIR, Raum. how much money did
you collect from the people last
YEA, Y"
about sll70oa,Ooo.'
who paid this tuNg"
iiaunf ,,rtficgs rAta len,ssain>
nrer ahtt Alp. dslnkefr lala ia,lAane
BANKERS Iaid a.gaa,ias
And about Ss,onn,Onn wer, cul.
lcettd from adhesive stamps. friction
matches, ra,en, medicines, etc. prob.
ably paid hy the tobacco anl whisky
consumers mostly"
A nearly one,half tho Tux was
paid hy whisky aud tobacco con.
>umers, they should constitute on,.
half Of our national law makers. nc.
rcrdlng to tho Vanderbilt logic, The
man who drinks the most rum. OF
consumes the most tobacco Il On.
titlea IL the highest position IN the
legislative councils,
well, who paid the balance of the
taxs"
Consumers ef siasar and molasSes, Ssastlsss
tN3~Nhels IT Maolnh kNsNl~, aa,iNt,sa
The si,s, ~ sVneuiasts III drugs aud
medicines nSSs. anS
consaMtns u sntten cepas, ssn>a,,is
Here l. grand total of over Ssaa..
100000 taxes paid ~ Il class IT citi.
zens whom Vanderbilt would dis.
franchise, and at the same time, since
the income tax was abolished. the
class he would have make the laws
pay comparatively no taxes. He
would have the poor pay al the
taNcs anu the rich make all the laws.
~Chituuo fa9seSs,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
Some Things We Would Like Ia Know.

How long will the people allow
their harl earnings 60 he taxed from
them u support "a standing army Of
loa,uaN alntaNea handholaerss
How long will they furnish these
sous Of fortune money al lihitum al
one r,r vent, while they themselves
afc compelled Il pay six IL ten per
ren, IN advance for every dollar they
bolrows
What will become Of the bankers
who own about Su,ouu.nau gallons of
whisky, IL they fail 10 s,et Sherman's
oill for their relief, through thu house.
and are compelled 70 pay sss,ooo,o 100
Of taNess
Why, II Uncle Sam can carry news.
papers from Maine to California for
two cents u pound, he cannot carry
a person the same distance for i've
OF ten .eats a pomay
Whea will our people enforce the
principles ot the Declaration of In.
Dependence, and heQaea,h "life, Ito,
ef,y. aaa the pursuit ot their avn
happiness" To their ehildrsns--ie Wa
Irthutsg.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

s0,0O0.000 gallons Of whisky in
bond belongs to the national banks
of the leading cities. Their aavanc-
es on this Is about tie same that the
government advances on bonds 80
per cent. The banks can avoid the
payment or the tax levied upon il
by shipping it to foreign parts. This
they are preparing to 10. Thus We
see, whether their basis Is whisky or
coin, il Is liable to be sent out Of the
country
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

The starving condition or poverty.
stricken AMI landlord ridden Ireland
hrggafs all description. In county
Donegal, medical officers report the
children OF Tim, county greatly ema.
cta'ea for want Of proper food. Th,ir
main dict Il sea weed, and there l. IL
sick person. un nh average, In every
family, .aused Ivy lack Of nutritious
food, The British government II
numbering, through their damnahle
land system, the mothers and the
helpless children OF Ireland. and
her policy l. equal IN ferocity
to tho decree Of ncrol. loWu 7iib.
Nlir.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

1t Il amusing 10 observe how
alroitly the great observatory NJ
Rochester, New York, manages by n
free system Of sponslng from the
country press Of the notices OF new
comets 10 keep a patent medicine
Vendor prominently before the pco-
rle. II l. IS disreputahle for i man
to obtain his advertising hy false
prrtcnces IA to thus obtain his
tuilor's goods.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

According to the last report II the
SECRETARY of the amount in the United
States treasury is S3oG-ao,sto. The
public debt Is more than i've times
this amount. all of which draws In,
tefest, Why not apply this surplus
10 tile payment Of our public debt
rs far IL il will go, and stop the in,
tetest? Will Mr.. folger answer
Why Indianapolis atohe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

Hon James Wilson has resigned
his Office " railroad commissioner,
ia hi@ term ~ congressman began
March ith. foru Homestead.
And III congress does it, duty.
james Wilson will march forth from
I'm oIlicc he Is not elected to. and
which will hc more satisfactorily
filled by Ben Frederick, than 10y any
fraud OF the name nf Wilson.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
A Thorough Ire atment Win Cure!
s1fOtiCC i'll Probate.

10 Whom II Nav concern:
You and each OF YOU are hereby notified to
appear Al the court house In Cresco Howard
county. Iowa. on the ssth day OF september.
A, u. lS>3, AZ o'clock D. m. To attend the' prs-
bate of an Instrument nurporting To he the last
VII and Testament OF Asahet FaSsett, late OF
tleMard county. Iowa. deceased. AT which time
and place YOU VII, appear and show cause, II
any, Why said Win should not be admitted to
probate,
In testimony whereof. | have hercanto sub
Sslthei hls name and AHMED the seal or said
sl!lcr, tnis sad day III Narsh. lS~3.
NA. THEuplllIES
sstl Clerk III circuit Court,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
annually on IA 30 cent loan.

Nationals. srecnhaekers, lahoring
men, auti-monopolists, let us pun
together. We care not what they
call us: we are after the sealps II
tn. monopolists. public thieves and
plunderers Of the people, and To sue,
ceed IN this we must understand
up for principle. There is no sense
IN wrangiing over purity names. Stop
II. and get TO business. We are all
going the same read. Indianapolis
GtOLe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

The bill 10 stop n wing the public
debt hy cutting of S11a.Naa. 100 Ct rev.
cnue from internal revenue taxation,
was adopted In the senate hy the
following vote, every republican Tut
one voting for the measure, Thirty.
two republicans voted To stop pay.
ing the debt, and ten democrats
Here il the vote:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
True "a haly wri,,

The prohihl,loniStS az Iowa have
started new "or.,an,~ aud announce
for lis editor aan who has con
Quoted other temperance paper Tor
"A short period each" Tho future III
that paper il not difficult 10 predict,
-~~ Ne,e York Truth,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
sy'0ficc ia PROBATE

To NNWM III My INncefns
You and each OF Won are hereby notified To
appear AT the court house In Cesco Howard
eoRstA, Iowa, oa the 9Th day II September
A. u. is>S, at O'clock y. M, tn attend the pro-
bate ~ an instrument pafnorttng To b. the last
Win aud Testament OF Daniel Mckiurick, ST..
late ~ Howard county. Iowa. deceased, at which
tine and place You Will aprear and show cause,
II any. Why said VIII should not I've admitted To
probate.
ln testimony whereof, have hcrcnnto sub
SersA,d my name and AIMED the seal OF said
ofcc, this LIST day ef Narch 1881
NM. 1HhopIilLTS.
ssI Clerk OF Circult Court.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
Eternal vigilance Il the price oil

Eternal vigilance Il the price OF
Liberty, - Thomas Jefferson.
Cheap enough, but the supply Of
tho genuine article has been tx.
haas,ed, 10 THESE many years. =
There IL large stock OF imitation
un hand. hut even that has been
rorncird hy thu monopulista, and
there IL none for sale Ill any price
Just new. Ind Globe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
Asa g. Foster. Defendant.
TO the Defendant Above Named:

Anffi Term, 1885.
Azo b. Dickermaa. Plaintiff,
vs.
Asa q. Foster. Defendant.
To the Defendant Above Named:
You are hereby notified That there Is ON nile
In lii. Uff.ce ~ tile Clerk nj the District Court,
In and for the cuaaly af Howard, State OF Iowa,
prlitton OF Lie p!ain.ln above named, claim
In al you the sum III sts hundred eighiy-fiye
dollars aud one ccat, and interest from sept.
1852. 3n IA certain Judgment against you recov-
sred In Rutland county court, Siate'of Vermont,
and writ OF attachment has been Issued
against your properly In this action.
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
tend before nooa Of tie second day Of
The hcNt term OF the said court
appointed 10 lie held at the court house
IN said county commencing TN the 9th day
III April 1873, Your default VIII h. entered
aud Judgment rendered against you thereon Ill
accordance with the prayer of said petition.
alta III. L. MCCARTHY A. 60.
Attorneys for Plainuu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
administrators Notice.

Estate OF William keerNe. Deceased:
Notice Is hefchs given. that the subscriber
has been drls appointed Administrator To the
Estatc on Wllttam koepkc, hate OF Albion. I'm the
suants OF Howard. >sate or Iowa. deceased,
Interstate. and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds rs the law directs Ali persons
having demands upon the Estate OF tie said
dsssased afe required In exhibit the same, and
persons Indebted To the aid estate are called
upon TO make pay ment 10
]. +. DEMPEwoLF.
Administrator.
Naynh sSy 1000
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
prePl Cards and ChrQnQs.

We Win send FREE hs mail sample set OF our
large German, French and American chrome
cards, ON tinted and gold grounds. with price
list q, over aa different designs, on receipt OF
stamp for postage. We win also send free by
mall az samples, ten OF our beautiful ChruMos
ON nceipt OF ten cents In pay for packing and
postage also enclose confidential price list Of
our large OIL chrumus. Agents wanted. Ad-
dress Y. GLEASON a CO., ~ summer Street,
Boston, Mass. 2stsl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

BEFORE the expiration of the tine
named IN the granting acts these
corporations earned actually l>,als,.
laa acres, Applying the Sa,ac PRO
rata principle, they have earned
>lnee the time fixed for cumpletlns
the roads H,a6l, sSi ACRES IN all
y. SsiI.sli acres, There remain in
round Namaers over sa.aUu. ll.n acres
not vt earned. hut claimed hs the
seven corporations and withheld
from settlement, Upon the hasi, III
lot, asle hamt s,ea1s provided by
Law for SETTLERS, these lap>e, grants
would Civ homes 10 nearly three
millions II people, allowing ,ho
general average az live IL Il family,
Al III M1tslmala prize fixed ~ tito
eonpota,loas the lands would 10
worth S.tla, tsia,o>sA, The broad do
main granted the Northern Pacific,
il i estimated, will Ray for the saa,s
aaa civ II - the owners and leave
,hem besides, "A huna~ Of Slls,ua,,
coo, Rut a asanerrasle ,ansres> i
enallas, aud II the rrNen,lS vleets,s
senators, sew, II amy, hnldlns over,
ar" attorneys For the railways, aud
the peolse will rerover possession IL
IA large portion af these st0neaao0S
eessi aAs, Nsteealaar: Dew,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15

Texas, II all IA. states. has the
broadcast area asa,nNn square miles.
Railways have ~ contracted
It's vast extent. says
the American Register, THAT psaetl.
eally il is no larger than Wa Massa,
chase,ts ot thirty years ago, There.
fore liz subdivision Is contemplated,
except hs lhe>e Who woaia multiply
oillces anu who lccaSnlse burdens
.af government a. profits rather than
los ses, Rat congress has created
another state, II Is the state Of Rail,
way Kings, II contains lis.NAi, o,ea
and includes an area larger than
Maine, New namp>hire. Vermont.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Con,
neetleut, New York, reansslsaasa,
New Jersey, and Maryland, They
Mana .liSt95anfxl a. YAlla.ssN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
DRe. H. L. Pond

~ Aurora, nl, Is meeting With wonderful sue
ctt>S In The cure OF Cancer. Those afiilrtcti
should not fai! 10 consult hum al once. ast4
CANCER,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-15
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II the District Court Tor Howard County, Iowa
April Term, 1883.
Azo ID. Dickerman. Plaintiff,