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New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
THE Duty on COFFEE.

WASHINGTON, Dee s.-The act OF August o.
1891 fixed the rae Of duty on coffee at J cents per
noupd The act of Dec. = 1851 increased the rate To
cent. per pound. cargo Of coffee was sh?peu iro'''
pz after the massage the first and before the pas
- f tho las, act which did not arrive at Baltimore
,,,ti after the last had gone into elect Inc I'M
unrtrr held that IL subject only To- thr rae o "y
nrcscribed al the time OF Shipment me soctur V Wy
Treasury decides, however, that the cargo - y''
IN fhr m of duty in effect ar the time oi Us atih
without regard 10 the rate pfeFallhe "' 'No N Va f
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
SALE or ROYAL WOODWARUS LIBRARY
The snle of the library of ROYal Woodward,

OF Albany. begun at avitrs auction rooms yestcr-
day afternoon Some valuable autographs disposed
of An autograph ~ Jefferson Davis. attached to mes
tO the Confederate House o Representative relative
the payment for slaves impressed and escaping TO
the enomy,' brought - % IN autograph OF BeIlamn
Franklin ~. Of Thomas Jefferson at ~ %
and - - respectively OF james Madison a - -,
Of Mirdbeau al 80 80 while for the autograph or Me-
lancthOn nothing above 30 cents was bid.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
RFartA1lNG CHINESE TRAVEL.

WAsnSGioS. Dee. g The Secretary ci the
rrcasriy hne issur cifcnaf tc consn'nt onrets n-
i,rp ~ h,pse rt,,rc to ihr tni,ci staes lie sat'
thA hless rihpf ihan mBp,s 'rat lea't 'his rbnn'y
sgl rtNrn thlN sr srblsr's rer shb'rte. nat emhr
he,e ,,tw sihet ennN',rs, AAh 'hntst laNh't's ma'
rsss tNsp,-N ,re fena.fis aD iNr tHMittNA W MnrE'
fNttlN,-,tNa. al~NfA N NlfA c's'p2 ANN iNN"5t WV
et,ia NhlwaF sWBier,a epNrtihN W tNNfh ~ 'N"NN
a,aes puts. ,Uai MWl pigfA lhA' lhrt 'ANN ir9 "rN
a., tAe NuAt eiq thdt leaves eN pp A' Nhfh hNi ""'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

The Aew-Nolk preshYierY ooguPied 'he
greater portion ui a nelun, tha scotch Church i''
trraY cOnsiderH- The location ui new ch"lrh j" '"
upper pagt Of the olty ihilayG The cua5rrs''"'
of the East scN enty seNenth street Church. oi "hA
The Rev Alfred "a Moment Is pastor, desire 10 hs'u '
church situated west ut Ihirldte. The suiDcot CO.
pied the PIcshytcTy Last SHmiuer, dnd cugtudctcu
feeling. The FIRST Union Church. la Eighty sith -
aud the PAilh ps Church. at Madsonayc. and srNtn'5
Third ave -,. i,.
committee appointed to consider the subject nae ~.
Yesterday aftc rlOOu. It concluded that, ia
of The foreign population. church could not
,I, ed tber. Inv the preshvtrrv II favored the pur-
chase st. James, Episcopal Church In seventy
st. near Thiriave for the new church. This si'S a. =
opposed by the Rev. DR.. &. S Robinson. the Rev w
Crafts and the Rev Dr.. :. d. Alexander. MI Moln'
said that the church would not be able 10 sutp
Itself I'm that secon and he could not remain Win
The relationship between the Rev H. b. John. ahi % ~,
shiloh Presbyterian Church, cOlOred, ip West l"V"'J
sIxth-st W A. dissolved
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Z.
MINIATURE ALMAN

MINIATURE ALMANAC
% ,eJs f2) Moo. ri - HO)n's dge. ts y
wATE9 TO-DAY.
/.N-Sandy Hook. O47 fSa1i 13O Hell Cato. 3:ls
F.I.-saudy H~sk, 1l3 Gov iscHi SO Hcii Gats. 3t2
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
SECRETARY CHANDELIERS NEWSPAPEk.
my TELEGRAPH TO rHl rRiBuNE.l

W,su,ycroy. Dee. st has been we'll
..a,r ~, sour time that Secretary chandler had ac-
,,, cor,ro,l,np interest In The Repubt'c1n OF this
,, rherr e., reason "a believe that be- viii assume cdi
tr},l rontio and the management Qt uc paper ncA'
M,,rh lie owns three shares ONT oi the iohf
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

stfuction and operati by the NewYor Cable Railway
Company of railways the routes prescribed oy tno
Rapid Transit Commission. prov ted the company Iays
Its gross eanings FOR the preeeding twelve months
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

LECTURE BEFORE THE ACADEMY OF SCIEN ChS
Lr.H a. Mott delivered lecture on " ne
Fallacy OF the Present Theory OF Sound" before 'o
members OF the Academy Of Sciences In one or inc o
ture rooms OF Columbia College last evening hlle'
sbo-t account the theory of sound accepted ny ~
dali Mayer, Rood and Thompson, Dr. Mott staN" I'D
objections to It,.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

In January.
THE HAWAIIAN TREarY.-The treaty between the
United States and Hawaii which signed on Sahir
day merely provides for an extension Of the present
treaty for period OF years from the date OF Its
ratification.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

A REPORT IA VORISG CABLE ROADs
The Committee on Railroads of the Aldermen
yesterday reported resolution conssntihs " '"'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
fHR fNRiff sahtnttRs


Al;leies ,he p.pA.et pl Ghe rF'tiHpsa W '"sS "'N
rostu i.,aa u pa iui iAp IAe bnl'rA a's1ps p' 'hp
fnlawius ouhueus. t.ee igoU da'i: iipsp7' c'fNa'
eoaee ns irlaA traits eottpu heap hAs hides osi"s
unressad aa,,iue uuer4 dl palm Oil sugar, not
above No 10 hutch standard Ia -coioF oAves OF crls-
talilcd syrup ul the sugar caho, meltia, mOAaoisi
srcds woods. cast lrpn, eL-s. honey wax nInh-t'i
bOucs gIann, naaure cUc0a, rsutp morse hdr lusIra
o,crs straw coins nf gold silver Subject 10 dhl1'
cigars cigirettes beIHeiOs sl - per poun - = per
cent AT NalOet; tobacco leaves, requiring moro lh'i
100 tho pound II hdFiua stems, 81 cents per iOud
without 30 cents other tobacco Ia leaves haNihS
STEMS l72 cents per pound tobacco manufacturer ol
-nu powdered tobacco. p cents per pound; tobacco
not Manufactured per cent al yalorcnl.
Articles the product OF the United states, which shall
be admitted into Cuba:
TARIFF B.
Exempt from duty: Beer, fresh meats bacon, fruits
fish, shell fish grain ana other cereals excepting rice
-four other than lard swine beef, cheese,
eggs and bread, woods Of all kinds slaves, knees,
timber pipes boxes wood cattle, sheep, and goats
hogs stones ana earths employed IN construction and In
tbe arts anI Industries, clay, Ties BRICKS and
glazed hdes and undresscd skins mineral, Metals
coins silver and gold. useful tools. agricultural mpe
mrufs agricultural apparatus industrial scientific
motors classes and materials, separate parts OF the
same raw cotton, hemp, FAX, lutc, and all other
vegctabIe nbres. w0Dls hogs hair, ra" horse hair
sohalt refined btunen. tar. pitch ana resin petroleum
raw or crude, mineral and vegetable Goals. mineral
yaers trees plants, shoots and seeds, natural and
artificial nanrrs marble Jasper a'aDaster In blocks
and sheets rough prepared other stones and erths
employea In minerals and metals, mineral
waters iron in pigs, and all forms OF waste steel
aud IRON east iron In tubes, the same manufactured
iron and steel In bars and all eassrs OF wire Ia
copper and nails, screws, rlvcts, wrought IRON
tubes wire gauze, manufactured
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

.lOsls seller 80 dayA
I Il seller 80 days
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09


Asllee \. Aalagic4n ships praGeeiias d'Feetl fpm
OF articles or merchandise, natural industrial prod
ucts or products OF the manufactures OF said uuhcd
States or Iartiy OF foreign orlga, shipped or asppel
in said port or ports the Islands OF Cuba aud Porto
Klco shall exempt from al tonnage duos OF eNtry
nature and in respect To port dues pratil charles
potge hospital taxes and other usual local taxes they
snail pay other nor larger ices man are A"cte "I
spanish vessels employed IN rdde between sd rlinhs
Article XI.-Recipr pcaily, Spanish vessr.s proceeding
directly any port ports IN thc isshus OF tut
ana Porto Rico with cargo entirely OF articles or ieI
chaulse natural industrial products or prdHct' OF
the OF the said islands, or parity Oi foreign
origin shipped transhippcd III sal porL =" lots VI
the islands OF Cuba Porto Rico, on in ballast shali De
exempt In any port in the United States iroh All
tonnage dues OF whatever nature ana III respect " n
port dues Iraque charges pilottge, hOspa thN
other usual local taxes, they shall pay no othef ns
laFger than exaced OF American vessels ei
plOyed trade between SAID Islands an sau Ohieu
States.
Article XII Vessels which to cargo and the port
from which they within the con iton- Of the
twb preceding articles shall have freedom go from one
port ~ In the territory Island OF their dcsAt
tOn, unloading dIscharging what they bear To sad
GGerent potts. coasgning IN due form and IN proper
terms as vessels employed In the cOasting trade of the
Ration 20 which the ports belong always provided that
the tan charges Imposed upon the cargo III &C
eonlsnce with the provisions OF this treaty are pail
Article XiJI.-Ships coming within the conditions
stated In Articles XI and XII snail have no right.
whether American Spanish vessels, 10 receive on
board or ship Ia any port the country OF their desna
ton OF any Kind OF cargo led 10 other port
OF the same naiion IN tine States and islands already
meurioued the local cOastng trade being rcser 90 eN
eusiyeiy naQ OF each OF the hlgh contracting
R0vsrs IN the irrespective territories
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

was capable Of cnatt,ng NJ vi o n measure
nR tho homestead Inv should En hack on NIL
the traditions of the Government and within
fifteen years after its advent INTO power turn
over 70 soulloss monopoly and heartl.ss
speculation the grand inheritance Or thu
people, or course there has hcen uni viii
he q marvellous development Of iesnhrtoa,
towns, and Citits; hut out Of II all there
rises up ~ deadly prcsentc In republic
private cstatca prcatcr than any ki,W In tho
pltntitudc of power ever conferred en- q
favoritc; wOalth and perpetual franchises,
arrogant aud exacilnR, cautious AMI
timId, intrcncted ~ In citadei IN
every department Of your Government,
and silcntly controlling every avenue OF
power; while In tho near futurc-haw hui
initiating tho Thought III llions Of nnr rea.
pie with thor wivoa ana children hOnclese
and miscrahlc, who but for thcsc imperial
estates wtu d have leen inacl cndent tiee.
EOdCrs with prosperous md huppS huMes
adding tothc stability and true glory Of their
country.
Tho legislation that fosters the wealth Of
tho tow aud facilitates tho growth uf private
fortunes out ~ tho common wealth ~ tho
republic il i hnrbingcr of dishonor And do
cay 10 froc In titMtians; that which firmly
upholds the equal rights OF all men u pro.
lection and Justi,c, and leaves all else " Tho
enterprise ani industry of tho lcorle, diff,
fuses wealth and clevatcs all stltntly and
surcly ns the Gcws of heaven fall upon nnd
refresh the earth. Tho ono npfcals sooner
or later to the Arbitcr Of power for sulp, IT 4
the other, To tho heart Of tho human race.
Free institutions cannot survive for II cont.
ury the theory Of government IN Its complete
development which rendered these eS'raor-
dinary grants OF tho public lands 10 favored
citizens pc Gssiblc. The words | have more
than onte quoted ON this t0or, uttered hy
Saint Pierre, the humane philosopher of
France, as he stood ON tho verge OF tho first
great revolution OF his country and heheld
with aching heart the m'fkries OF its people,
are true. .Great estates destroy the spirit Of
PATRIOTISM In those who have ever, thing and
those who have nothing.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17
Stories or the ROuslabouts.

Tho steamers John J. Toe and Thom-
as L. Tutt were moorcd with their
prows close togethct In front Of Gen.
William +. Sherman's headquarters a.
Ypung's Point during tho investment oi
Vicksburg. The tiremcn, ronstahonts.
and deck hands congr, gated at night
on tho forecastle Of the Roe TO rehearse
their exploits while working upon dif.
ferent steamers OH tho Western rivers,
Sitting upon the boiler deck Of tho Tut
ono night, tho following eolloluy was
heard,
stemah Libberpoolf'
"No, sab, nebber seed her. said
Pete.
swell, sab, she war jos a little dc
fasses stern-wheel boat dat ehhah run
do ribbah' One time we war gwine up
de Arkansaw, an . nndder stemah got
aftah her, an we poked in do wood. an
do coal, an de tah, an do rosuin, an 4
couple oh no count lazy niggers. like
you ia, an jis made her siz1le. Do in,
guneah pulled ,le frottle walb wide
open an made dat wheel fly ronn' se
fas' dat it jumped out Of de boxes. IN
flew clar obrr do harrieane deck an Iii
slap dab on do fo'casslo. hat war ia
kin oh dugout she war;
SLOW did you finish do balance Oh
dc trip" said Pete.
swell, yon soc, she WAS undah such
powfull headway dat sho made twont,
miles to Little Rock, wild hoh-tai
flush, in roun' hour by do watch. An
we had to sling de anchor ober to keel
her from scootin' pass 10 town. What's
YOU darkies latin bouis"
"Lookcy hcah. niggah, said Sam. =
spec dat you ncbbah seed a steamboat
on stills, did yer?"
NO, sab; l nebbah seed ono oh da
kim"
"Well. sab, when fiahcd ON de bull,
Red Rober on do Hio rihhah, she ha.
stills fastened to her sides. IN when ",
was cummin to one obdem rifles. or shal
Ter places, wo put on full head ol
steam. drapped de stills an jump he
ohah."
"Wnat, jump her obah do riilless'
"Yes, sab; an ono time we forgot /,
drap 'em, and she stuck her snout int,
sanbar an turned fns-class summer
set an ncbbah 'sturbod . single tins
abode"
Don't You call mo hah. / toll
you, its do reelar ole hunded troof. =
Chicago Horaid.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

THE CyrEFss. The Southern laid
cypress cTaxodium distiehnml IL q
remarkable tree in many RESPECTS. Ii
is perfectly hardy at tho North, and,
although confer. is not evergreen.
Tho branches look peculiarly dead an-
ill late in the spring. not showing signs
Of life until most other trees are putting
ont leaves. In summer il il Is beautiful
- il is odd In winter. Tho tx.s often
sssa&As greed s.A ~ ~s1A 4 a~r.sca
ef trunk In the botanic Gardens Ut
Cambridge shows the tree 10 have been
Dad years OLD. The largest tree oi tha
species known il in Oasaea, Mexico,
lis feet In gIrth, larger than tho larses,
redwools of California. II il only Ia
feet high, however.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

No English ship carpenter will work
like Chinese, no laundress will wash
rs many clothes, and Chinese com.
positor would very soon he expelled for
over-toil by an English chapel" of the
trade. The Chinese peasants and boat.
men work all day, and every day: and,
In fact, but for untiring industry. the
closely packed masses Of China could
not be sustained rs they are by artificial
irrigation. OF the brown races, the
Arabs generally prefer ahstemiousness
carried to starving point than to con-
tinuous labor; but tho most numerous
brown people, the Indian. labor unre-
laxingly for soventy-scven hours 4
week. They are often called lazy by
unobservant Europeans, because they
enjoy the cool Of the evening. but they
often 20 10 work before 1 in tho morn
ing and work until 4. and only eat once
during sunlight, the second meal being
taken after dark. They take, too. no
weekly holiday. Tho result, in fact.
proves their industry. They keep up a
system Of agriculture singnlarly toll
some, because il involves irrigation,
raise often three crops and always two
in the year, and have covered India
with grand cities which they built for
themselves. As they feel their climate,
though less than Europeans do. theil
labor is severe, and we should say de
liberatcly. after tho observation oi
years, that Their industrial fault was
when laboring for themselves, dis.
position to do too much on insufficient,
food. They wear themselves out too
early. They know this themselves, and
have a tendency to refuse overtime ana
reject pay for it which is often mos'
annoying. OF course. the savage brown
races will not work continuously. hu'
neither will the savage white on.s. e.g.,
the mean whites of the Southern States
but then both will make incredible *
ertions by fits and starts, A., for q
ample, in rowing. or hunting very Ions
distances. The black races are th.
most varied in respect to industry. tu
even among them the readiness te fai
hard is far from wanting. The slave
owners always thought their negroc
lazy, but no man works well without
pay, or for pay which il insecure. :
| The Spectator.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17


The phiAiclphia Medical Society. the larg.
est county ASSOCIATION ot physicians I'm the
United states, refused to-day "a admit women
practitioners. 0ac year ago the constitution
Nf the ssseacty Mas aHaeaded 10 make ManaeIl
graduates of reputable colleges cassiuie al
several candidates of the 3catlsr rex were
sslssslg, proposed and were blaekhalsd. Ths
geAl~crimens Mas sris=i asain and again with
the same result, uNtii n became nnmtsfak
allie that sasne tnsa had determined 10 hlark
tall women Ia th. .Ha OF time. 4 gensra
lusvtimg Was ihea called foE ta dap "a take
sartkam an thu matter. The result wae ii sur
l.rise. The vote stood ~ "a ~ against admit
Ting women,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

NNasNaNNEWal EFiTE ANANI
From intelligence just r.eeisci at army
aeaaquarters fron the United states Consul
General al MasAmnras. Ia IL believed that
\ harley Mtsaonas WAS Killed ty the Arasbes
faha sartnFsd him. raale s4Nass recently
kaplanpi by shs Mexaans have given Intor.
tnaataoa ~htsh y aisIls tends 20 eoRflrm this
tsssilcf. 1haef lu IL sad 80 bn slass. aud with
hlans score nj hss land II noM I'm tho
haAounkasns al DRg siAa hAadrssd maases Ha0sth af
chihuahua. Gsn. 1rn.k Aas esMgselea 10
aaa1as, oa asutant aG hts supplies giving osat.
sDF Il IA ArlleRsd ar MouiI haze eaga asssA =,
t&x 4asMrasslg Eaasa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

The Georgia Republican state Ccnventson
met It Atlanta and elected ~. q. Clark tenn
porary Chairman. Considerable time Vas
taken up In the discussion over the contested
delegation from Chatham County. Thas set
ted r. H. Locke. the Marshal of the Eouth-
srn Georgia District, Was elected permanent
Chairman. A. r. buck. N. A. flcager, L. NJ.
Peasants. and c. ID. Forsyth were elected tho
delegation 10 Chicago from the ~ ate NJ large.
The delegates so uninstFueted. but are ccn-
s.dered for Arthur as long a. he hes any
heres of success.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17
Dtssriss ef Cala sssisla.

The Republlean Convention Tor the ncpai-
nation of Delegates to CHICAGO tron the Dis.
sraes OF Columbia met al Washington. and re-
.eesei Frank 1ouxsr. Postmaster Of that city,
and Perry Carson froaoredl a. delegates, and
Andy Gleason aud A. sa- A. smish aitsrnatesr
A resNgutsan tnstFnetang tho deasgstes Cor
Logan u ~ defeated. Iiae asae4xtss werr not
Instructed. 6onRsT " regarded as an Arthar
man. AMI the klterEates have declared for
Lagsa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

MHA<e7vv

O ATHLoPHoRos Is n novel word to moot
sope VINO sreak tho English language Tho
THE PRIZE-BEARER" - ~
ATHLorHoRos is the first and only
Q medicine which has carriad off the
prize as the perfect remedy for Rheu.
matism and Neuralgia.
Like two relentless tyrants they have for
. ages held their suffering victims In an iron
srip. These poor sufferers have been ns slaves
= IN the power Of their opprcssors.
ATHLoPHoRos has entered the arena cn-
= gagged In conflict with the monsters. nn,l Won IN.
victory Az tho competitors In the Grccan
games Of old could win only by the most severe trials
o. anility and endurance, no ATnLopHonoa has won
by bringing enduring cure al we'll To- thnsc Who
tisln and Ncurslgta - s'AA"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

raATlAIs wire has h@en 6r4wG ~ Gne hs 10
L. absolutely Invisible 60 The R&ksd eye.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

creation OF ovcrgrown fortunes, which cntcr
the controlling departments Of your Govern.
mcnt through States organizer under the au.
spices OF these corporations and exercise 1u-
dicial, executive, and legislative power. No,
sir; the evil does not terminate thcie, but
under this pcrhd.ous system OF PROCESS, as nm
inevitable and natural result, land monopoly
runs riot, the land jobbcrs hold high carni.
val, and the lands left after taking out tho
great grants, tho lands left under this trcach-
crous system for tho people, arc seized upon
by tho vigllant land-jobbing capitalist and
his skllful and unsorupulous agents. Your
land-9rant roads everywhere meandcr
through your most fertile lands, on tho
margin of rivers and through fruitful val
lcys, and even before tho laboring men, your
landlcss people, the men who long to become,
with their wives and children, bond fdc set
tiers of the new country, are able to turn
their faces westward the remain ng lands
every fertile valley. every inviting Geld.
even the alternate sections reserved IN tho
land grants, and fur beyond arc taken up
section after section, swelling into great
private estates; and your presumption law,
through fraud md perjury, is mndc 70 do
scrvicc In this most infamous proceeding.
Opening up tho wilderness! For whom! The
bOnd file settler, whosc labor would make tho
land fruitful, and whose children, reared In
virtuous industry, would give strength and
stability to thor country? No, SIR; to tho
land jobbcr and the land-hoding barons who
move SO naturally alongside the land-Rrant
corporation. You may travel for hundreds
of miles even In Dakota, and, although you
see no ohuman habitation, every acre of the
land has already ceased to bc part OF our
| once grand public domain; In vast and e0li-
| tary regions not an acre left for the Eettler.
Under the odtimc, honest system OF our
| fathers and of the carly period Of our age
every quarter scction entered would have
been adorned by the home of an independent
| frechoder and the presence of his wife and
children. Time will develop tho great landed
| estates your land-Erant system has rendered
| possible, even IL that was not its original
purpose, and Will call down the cxccration Of
/ mankind upon the infamy. Even now list
OF some of them is made public. How does
this list become republic. ] clip the follow
| Ing from the San Francisco Dditu Examiner,
| a leading journal on the Pacific coast:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

ATHLornoRos is novelty, not only /
IN name, but in its elements. II Is un. |
like any preparation yet introduced.
ATHLorHoRos acts on the blood. muscles
and Joints. removing the poison and acii from
the Blood carries them out Of the systeln
ArHLoPHoRos Is put up with consummate
skiii. and contains nothing that can possibly
harm the most delicate constitution.
Now, do you want to suffer on and on |
or do you want to be well?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17
Athlophoros" WILL Cure You

II you cannot get ATHLoPHoRos of your drug
glst, we VIII send 1t express paid, on recent OF
regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
,hat you BUY 1t from your druggist, but II no
nasn.t 1t, do not be persuaded TO try something
eise, put order at once from US as directed.
AIhlOPH0R0S CO., ~ WALL ST., NEW YORK.
uakAalllssllllllllA.l,llll ~ ,lllllllllalallalaa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17
THE GROWING MONSTER

Besides tho millions OF acres belonging to
railroad and other corporations, the amount
italists and landlords Is fairly amazing. Ire
land is to-day groaning beneath the yoke Of
oppression, and not many years will roll
around before the American tenant, upon his
knees, will also look up into the scowling
face Of his master and acknowledge his obc-
diencc. Following arc few OF America .
foreign landlords, and tho amount Of their
holdings expressed in acres;
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

Thoroughly refitted throughout, and will give
guests the best Of care and attention to their
wants. 32tf