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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08
Foreign Flashes.

At Airdrie, few miles from Glasgow, the
magazine Of Dixons collieries was forcibly
broken into by pickaxes, and fifty-six pounds
of dynamite carriedoff. No clue and no arrests.
A dispatch from Vienna announces the death
of Heinrich LaMbc, the German literateur.
He was born in Prussian Silesia in 1906, and
the author of numerous dramas, novels, and
books of travel
An establishment for the manufacture Of
explosive bombs was discovered in tho Rue
St Jaques, Paris, recently. A workman
named Rosiercs and his mother and brother
were arrested.
Tho Gear has abandoned his contemplated
visit to Copenhagen in consequence Of warn
ing from st Petersburg police that delegates
of Nihilists and Anarchists at Paris and in
Switzerland had gone to Denmark, and were
connecting another attempt on his life.
The British ambassador to France has urged
Minister Ferry to withdraw tho bill relating to
the transportation of confirmed criminals to
penal colonies. This action is based upon tho
determined hostility of Australia, which is de-
cidedly opposed to being continued resort for
escaped French criminals.
Burnc-Joncs has just completed in Rome
design for the decoration of the apse in the
American Protestant church there. The GEN.
ter picture will represent Christ seated and
holding the world III his left hand. Archangela
are pictured around the Saviour, and an angelic
host is represented above with rivers OF 70.
violation ro'l'n" ,r.-.atn The entire design il OF
,clelidn mosaic, and covers a circumference
of 500 feet of the dome.
A London Times dispatch from Foo Chow
says: China has refused the indemnity de-
manded by France. A secret edict has been
issued ordering the Chinese not to modest for
eignera French civilians and madarins, how
ever, assert that the lives Of foreigners are not
safe. The English flagship is landing sailors
to act in defense Of Foreigners in Foo Chow.
China's merchant fleet has been sold to an
American firm for, 25O, 600 taels, nearly % 300,
Oo0. War to all appearances is imminent.
The report of Col. Majendie, c. E., and Col
A. Ford on the recent explosions in Scotland
Yard, ETC., London, has just been published
The inspectors give it as their deliberate con-
viction that the dynamite used was not of French
manufacture, but was from the Repauno cheni-
cal factory, Philadelphia, an article manufac-
tured for commercial purposes, and sold by
authorized agents of the manufacturers in all
parts OF the United States. They are further
of opinion that the late explosions were .
continuation or a repetition on . more timid
and less effective scale of the railway station
outragcs of February last, and carried out
doubtless under the same direction
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08
Personal Gossip.

Mr.. George Peabody Whitmors
felioitstes Newport on its .excrusive-
ness, boasts that its villas have given
ii pre-eminence as . Watering place, and
hopes it never will need to depend for
prosperity upon the vulgar excursion
business. @e3' .eIS Ut
Senator Vance, Of North Carolina,
sometimes gets homesick, and then he
talks this way: ~ want to wake up in
the morning aud see the pine trees,
and I want to smell them when I 90 to
bed, q their perfume floats into the
window and makes me dream that Il am
. child again, ] want to go out into the
old fields once moro and see Niger
ploughing with one-eyed mule, with
. cofee-sack for plough-line."
The little Princess Mercedes, eldest
daughter Of the King and Queen Of
Spain, and called after his first wife,
il much admired and talked about.
6heis said to be like her mother, Queen
Christina. The Princess appears daily
IN public, and when her outriders are
seen ON the streets or public promen-
AIDES every one stops TO get q glimpse of
the pretty little thing. Summer or
winter she wears pure white, and even
the small chair which is fixed upon the
seat of her carriage is covered with
white satin upholstery.
Mr.. Henry Bulver, Of Philadelphia,
goes into the Brooklyn courts and asks
$1O, 900 from his father-in-lsw, Mr..
Dixon, Of Greenpoint, because Mrs.
Bulver has gone home to her parents.
There are some husbands who would
no doubt be willing to give DC, O0O'to
their father-im-law or mother in.l law to
take their wives of their hands.
At Cleveland, : yelled lady, with her
parents, sat Ii the Union depst. Her
name il Morgan and she lives in Phila.
delphis. She had . remarkably clear
complexion once, secured by the use of
arsenic. Stops had been taken to break
mp thu habit. Shs became dangerous
y III, and il was only after administering
powerful medicine that she lived. AZ
she recovered yellow spots appeared on
her face, which extended and chaMfgedI
until her face was sas black o. night.
The portion Of her face not exposed to
the light Il yellow. Physicians could
do nothing for her, and advised her TO
Try the Hot 6prings. She did 10, but
with NO effect, and she b now on her
way homo. ~ !.
Two officers Of the First Ohio militia
Captain Richard schnApe and Lisutsn-
mt, who refused to obey thsir com.
mander during the CincinnaA riots.
Ehave bssn sentenced to pay q Ane Of
o000ana 400 ssspectivaly, 70 be Inn
thist +and Ninety dsys, md TO
X = =. I - s.yyie.
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| & WEEK ! I


|.>7<4vls -. -.
besss 4 - "a afsy.seven, Of Washing
81, died u Nd He was librarian Of
the house q r. ~ INT tiycs under Lincoln and
Grant and - thena claim agent In Wash-
inStou.
Tho supsllntendent Of the general recruiting
service ha9 been ordered to cause forty recruits
to be prspased and fsrwarded under proper
charge to,tstt Smelling, for assignment to the
Fifth inflatfy; Also to forward the same num-
Der TO Fort Randall, OAK, for assignment to
Companies A, @, Dand h, Fifteenth infantry.
Tho report Of the foreign commerce Of the
United States shows balance Of trade in favor
Of this government in tho last fiscal year Of
s72Ts,eg7, against the balance in our favor
value Of exports Of merchandise for the fiscal
year Just closed was s74o, 5l3, 500, against es,
$50, 4R the preceding fiscal year, falling on
Of SS3, S25 s4aa. The imports Of merchandise
amounted to sG87, I'D, 46S, against sES. lsoM "a
the preceding year, falling Oh OF $55, 45d, S5l.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08
~ xaee,, - e,e,e,"

3SU00 - Uy0OV
and everything in the nature Of eruptioua
blotches, pimpfes, ulcers, scrofulous humors
and incipiant consumption, which IL nothine
more nor less than scrofula Of the lungs, com.
pletely out Of The system Itstmulates and in.
Nigorstes the liver, tonss up the stomach, regu.
lstes the bowels, puriies the blood, and build
q az. sos r 1Sa % no,s
claimed for Il We refer to On. Pu1m'l
stGoLDxN MEDICAL DBCovRRY.s m
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

What 70 tho difference between this noted
Lady and Carboline the great Hair Reuswer!
,Anl-One y Mid Of Athens snd the 0thsr 4
4ade Of Petroleum and both come from GfeasA
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08
sAsaood a M"

Gen. o. A. Baboock's wines and furniture
were sold ct auction In Washington the other
day ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

A11z1s Isox Toxu B1zzss Strengthen.
and fortified the system aeainst disease. N
genuine bear the signature Of ]. r. A1e0.
Druggist St Paul, MINI. -.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

Judge Zane win resign tho circui. judgeahip
and enter upon his duties a. chief justice Of
Utah about the 26th Of August
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

AN oCt 20 r080lAt6 8uQ improve tho cav0 -.
vics s u the United States approved Jan 10
49, 49, i r. nonsc,n sSs , 81 WV
RespecHyely.
ragnAd BIZ JOINS, CharnaA
-. $780,. ....
luias aa.s'esd, N : dlspesen non sew
tf,a palitio.i aitu.ton aays. ssrhe avera.a
~ - -. 20 ~ 49,. =. 4. ~" ~.
NOV 1orH mon, II tney sssempt 70 ~ mo a.
political Gtuation, say that tho results aques-
lion Of kiokers- there sre republican asd
d.r,oc,.s. l;cs.,. .,,d ...r.a,,,.., A.r.ra.
oonaocisec A,cAc., sno .oss.eso !. !.
hearine thereof. The discontent.d rsuublioana
ol New .olk .pre.. aaos: Formidable when
viewed a ava IA m si snan caose q nasa IL
Bisine. thonah thew vonid nstnrsilv ~ ~
against the democratic party, mako an tmpfes-
sion of public sentiment that u not jus6Asd
THERE'S hot ono of the kickers who's not suf-
fering for its pains, In business, with The a.
hsry eoa ,, ha sna a.,n...,.S . .os
trade publication In The United S2stes.
p, A,a,... ~, r,s,.-.,.- ..r.- Va
49,, aa,,o.r..;, Ia.a.- ~ i.,,s.a fn.,.,.,s,.
wa. .'ss.'A Wv 10A'1 S. =. 'os.s'o
nomination, received personal letter from
Mr.. Blaine thanking him for his pledge ofsup-
mort Bl.ins's letter Il ~ follow,
AIgustA Me-, July 14.To Edward 1e-
S osrs ti.y.. a. S nn;,r AI S;nd y
6onrratuistion. / regret that I can make bot
this informal acknowledgement tustno!. !
eannos question me e gos . q a1y sa or goay
he.rt;iy orssefs,, u have fonnd ney frisnd IN
tonr beantiful city. With ma best vishea -
Iieve ma n ia yery truiy yonra
'-''N '--S = = JAHrs a. BLAME
sse>e>>>~>s@
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

361oW Away xxa0Do0
whom our new method Il guaranteed 70 pernaa-
nently cure the worst cases Of rupture without
the use Of theknife. Send two letter stampsf for
pamphlet and referencea Worlds Djspensexy
Medical Association, 063 Main Street, Bu6alo
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

|, During heavy thunder storm a. ortw Wayne,
Ind, Henry Gerke was struck and instantly
killed BY lightning
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08
min Cancer.

Trough on CornA" 15c. AK for Il Com
plete cure, hard or soft corns, warts, bunions.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

Nilwaukee's mayor is angry as his CHIEF q
police for raidinS bswdy houses without prsv-
IONS notification
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

49, -;sIlly = DE -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

Thonaas Calhoun, relation az, John O. nj
ddsd recently q Beach Island. al ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08
MaaAMAM-

stRough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, nies,
reaches, bed-bugs anti, vermin, chipmunks. l5c.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

|ss A. Ii
B r u Z if1 y IL n - ~ Y js b
- = u = y !ll - j. l :, - i q
81 N 10y = 8 ~ q IS -
$3.50 81 i 5i j, isi d d 1 lili I. "a
\, 4 il1 r r Fl =! I !
\. I; ssssISs. ss
q ~ y = = - = - ~
..Tlss : nod 1870 T. siss1ss y ~
f,asA ~ ~ Props ~ e - DtttIs 49,
shoxl grbat eArsW ~ = I'M Il
III oonpcundines i 1llli ~ ~
@ palabls u svssy 90 Z ~ IA
- 80 IN; sEs *.i NJ
.shsllassssass u - "a sla p.sisg avsy
~ ~ tine fos ysass, HI;
IL DOCTORS aellg her - tpod;; 4
'.Andas Let was cured ~ Iii Hap Dail IT,
papers ~ % murh about u: e
sIndsedl Indesdis III 81 I. 4
.Hsw thAstfal - sAosld - ~ ~ lasil-
eins. - n u 4 :s 's .s-
= 9ssgAass.s 1iisssy. Il
$ aevea ysanosr dAaghtse ~ etsd ohSbed
nAae toahls aad Nssyoas dsblli 's E!i,,.
aUnder Tie care Of the bo6t phyi3cIaaG.
..who ave 81 disssss vssissu: asas,
aAnd nowsSs i ressoredto = Il aood hsaish
had shunned for years bsfofs using 4 n-Tkn
! - 1.sAsA ssssa.s wsli.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

Lieut. J. 9. Fremont tho generals con. u O.
the war steamer LackawannA
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08
Really Loves 1rsaa,s.

r
There has been good deal Of gossip in New
York for the past few days concerning Mrs.
Langtry's motives in returning to England Of
this time and her expectations for the future.
A gentleman, whose business relations with
the jersey beauty from the time Of her first ar
rival until she stepped on tie gang plank Of
the Arizona last Saturday morning were Of the
closest nature, said:
have no doubt In the world thss IL Ma
langtry were free today to make her choice
.he would marry Gebhsrdt In moment She
is desperately in love with him and has been
for long time. think know enough OF her,
too, to say that when it comes 10 . question OF
tho heart, that Mrs. Langtry would sacrifice Q
good deal to accomplish the fuldllme0t Of
her desire. She is . womanly woman
after all, and it il because she has
felt that in the outcome the world would
find that she was acting only from Tbs purest
" lions that she has permitted them this long.
unsettled between us up to the tune OF her
departure, which compelled me to go down to
the steamer Saturday morning. : She was sur
rounded by . parcel Of reporters who were
insisting on taking mp every moment she had,
and was about to SO away in despair whom
she sent word to wait for her in her staterOom,
which did Gebhardt was present He
looked after her every want in tho most ten
der and most matter of fact manner. She
We'll, now, it did not take an old fellow like
myself long to see how the land lay. can
tell you, Gebhardt is said to be fool, but I
think the boys will find out that he il going to
have the prettiest bride in New York within .
year. tn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08
Dr. piiIlTey!!

Treat al Chronic and Nervous Disesses Young men
Depeudency; AvsExon to Society, Kidney troubles q
any similar diseaaea can hero find safe and speedy
c1e There are many OF the age Of thirty to sixty Vo
aEe often troubled with uncomfortable symptoms -
companSed BY weakeningof the system In . manner
patient O1n0t account fne. Examination royoais
fnct that the PATIENTS system b undergoing dspsk
which rapidly exhanss every vital function. Ters ~
csuss. Tho doctor win guarantee cure Ia III sach
90 I'D he.lthy resfration. P.mHhlst With ian
DR. sPINNEY& CO.. ~ s. Thirds. Ninneapos, MINI
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

~ Dsussraazs ossnzlsseas 1seaase -
1Sw Ysek osvesase - - 3sgllnaelea
~ ~ Presidency. ~

- 1Sc.eesesae 0eea1lseses 49, -
~ 1eee 0eve919 - - Sou1Ae1ea
- ~ Y1s0aasaay. Z; n :.
.,.,,,,.... =, ~. ,,..,o... n. :. 49,, -,
ventlon, consisting Of 90 peEsoa from saeh
state and territory, headed BY Col ". Z. Via,
~ v,.consin v.;tsd rro., a., cs.,.,.,,a -
s,t"."- m.' ".'. ~. SS ..Ss'..,- =
Albany on aoeeoay, sndomeaAaiy infornedh MN
Of his nomination for prssadeot:
= inteut iistaner. rspiieS n foiIov.. 49,
n. ChaiYSsan XII f3emiiesne ~ IA nnG.vs,i.
10: Ycuf forml snnonnconnent d. ~ q
cn,,rsa CONVEX IL ma ~ Art irsc,,estisss X
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

Eye Ear, THROAT. LuNaR, CATARRa, ASTHMA,
md RaEuMAI1sM treated with great success An dis
eases ct private nature treated with delicacy, with
warranted Of speedy rcliefs permanent cure. Good
room and board ut reasonable rates furnished patiens
ct the Inhrmary Patients treated ut distance Cor.
repondence solicited. Send stamp for reply. Inii1m.
azy SOS Second Ayenne South. Minneapolis lnn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

lican headquarters Now York WAS Senator sabin
Of Minnesota He has been for the past few
days making careful examination Of the polit-
ical outlook in the Eastern states, and be said:
81 continue more hopeful Of republican success
every dAyI live II the election were to b
At least would be 8 surprise 70 lis friends and
foes alike. Tho feeling Of personal regard for
him IL certainly very wonderful, and the tor
rents Of abuse which his enemies have poured
upon him has signally failed Of its mission
People, think, are tired Of this sort Of cam
psiRninx. II = . method which has sadly out
grown IL usefulness.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02
for Sale at LatllrVp & Sla.ssoEs.

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nia''' ~.
tot en''oseh SEW, siuM III uss ..,., ~ :.
uasn'' pnhs ""a .e'''$'''' o'o "S''s
60 ~, n.n.;...~ ,raot;, pou
oow NJ .' - '1''~~9 @'o'i1 ~"
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s,s. VA u Dena.l.s s =, ~ WINS
So s., Wa, s,,ua s>u
ao.i,eI . "ah "o'''i oyi"p' ~,
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eaaeihe' lIi'.sa.'oi' IL. h''"s, . n."
chn-nai,," :,
90, -, x a,;,, ,.,,r;,
a.sn s onrss hv ,.,y.,I@, Taa,ti,
TnInrler
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02
Shcrih"s Sale.

SrATEOF IOWA,
HOW Ain COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court u Howard County, State
~ Iowa.
ny virtue OF q special extsnt iNn issued fgum
tae aliice II thu Clerk u the Circuit Court oi
Howard county. stat. VI iawa, In favor "
|. II. laMrsaf. anu against Nm. 4. nls, I'll. Nas
MAhav, Hattie Knls hts wife. II Ill k,taer,.Nec~
u,or of last viii NJ WIN. 4. bay, decreased, heat.
DAY. Emma nas his Wife. ", q. hay and
wife, .ilsnft :. Hanson aud Win. Lucy APPLE
ton anu Ikas, Atp'stoa. heirs az Win. u hay.
DECEASED. AMI Wm psering hated tie ID uas CT
september. sSsi, AMI To- ~. atseetad command.
las aas trat ~ the eufs.a, chattles ssata ~ IN.
tie kanas ~ third persons, lands AMI SsAeMea;s
tmsich are aat es.lnp, by law from esesat.anN
OF the .aiu MM, L, nay and utheg above named
dei.ndsntss lmaks OF cause to Oc naic the
sum III 1hlr hundred inrfs-fanr acllafs, an,i
tW.nty-sv.n iallsfs attorney tees. with Inter.
81 and costs, have iey,s,t apan ihe following
described teal estate, lyins aud being situated
IN the cnnaty Of Howard aaa state OF Iowa.
namely.
Tnc Southeast quarter tss i, a. the North
east quarter ia vi Ct section NJ, sesea.
t.sn, isee II IN township M, one hGasrea ttwa
iaal north range NJ, fourteen, West Of the ntta
lathl l.. NJ.
Ana hsnhy give ranltc no,iec that | sl.asl
lia.e aaar In cresee, county OF Howard anu
state Il Inv, On
Saturday. November LIST 1884,
between tho hours u . o'clock a. M, and I
uesceS n. m, Of said aaS-Saic 10 commence Al
the hour III = oclusS y. m. Ut said Gay. aud |
will sell q tue highest and best hdier thegefas
In cash lie ,aeye described property, or sur.
Ee.u, 'aeren, to SATISFY The above aent with
Interest aEa costs
patcd this ssd day OF September 1854.
H. A. ANrELi..
ste Sheriff or Howard -. III.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02
A Creditable Publication.

The September number of the
Portland, Oregon, Vest Shore II,
without exception. the Lana.ymnst
and largest ever published VI TIM!
interesting periodical. Although
now nearly ten years old, IL improves
with every Issue, aud those not NJ"
qna!ntca with its Immense clrcnla-
ton IRE surprised TINT 40 excellent
IL magazine can be published mt ~
per annum. The current number III
largely devoted to British Columbia
aud It's resources. The descriptive
articles IRE carefully prepared aud
exhaustiv" and the iifty.two Illus.
traitors are original md aftisticallv
executed in IL style which cannot lie
surpassed anywhere. II may safely
be said that never before has British
Columbia had i;s magnificent r..
sources 50 advantaeeous'y and nd
mirahly set forth. The number also
contains interesting miscellany, IL
valuable article on thn "piscovcry
Of the Rocky Mountains" aud II
continuation ri Newton II. Chittcn.
dcn's explorations Of Queen Char.
lotte islands.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02

The West Union Gazette spends II
half column to bring out the Hon.
VIM. Il. Fuller" for Congress In this
district. Fuller is Il party unknown
to fame in this rather tough neck OF
the woods, and 1t f. not surprising
TO hear some OF our pious political
readers exclaim, who IN h-il Is
Fuller" Well, we have the assur-
ance Of the Gazette that Mr.. Fuller
would make a most splendid Con.
gresham, and would beyond all
pcraaventure keep the Gazette edi.
tor In the post Office business the
rest OF bis natural life. Hooray for
Fuller! But down this way Fuller
Is ali Greek TO US MeGgesor News
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02

The Following Testimonial from
the Hon. u. u. Basset, Formerly
United States Minister to Hay!i.
ut Present Consul General ~ the
haytien Government, with Head
quarters al New York:
Hayticn Consulate 7 Bowling Green.
New York City, August Al, 1882.
Measers Lewis ( Co.. New Haven. c.
Gent'emen - I'd acknowledging
your favor III the day before yc8trr~
days liz =, ] take pleasure Ia stating
IL you that while have al my tie
regarded what are called fatt ut
medicines with SD decided 4 d.sfaso-
that | have never before written or
spoken II word in comnendutioa %
any NJ them. "A member III IN, family
troubled with malaria has recently
used your Lewis "Pe 40" aud has
been decidedly relieved aud improved
by IL. tn this extent / am please
with II md even commend Ii To the
favorable consideration Of those who
may l2 suffering from that 1ulair.
/ am lentlcm.a, your nhe,!iunt
servant
L. ID EAssE~T.
hayticu Co14u..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02

Hon L. II. Weller has proven him
self to be worthy steward OF the
peoples interest, as we'll Us n Calam-
ity to the republicans, and his noni-
nation by aoclamation at the Calmar
convention on Sept. 9th Is conclusive
proof that the people demand that
he he sent back tn congress. We
predict his re-election by IL sweep
Ing majority Allamakee Journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02

The Rheumatism which strikes you
down suddenly and completely is
the kind which should be dealt with
heroically. 1t is in this kind of
rheumatic attacks that ArHIopaoEos
is SO peculiarly valuable. Says MI.
A. II. Norton. OF Bristol. Conn: Was
suddenly stricken with Rheumatism
in my back. For four days could no.
turn myself In bed, and when lifted
up could not bear my weight On my
feet. After all the usual remedies
had failed / tried hT,n.opnonus. la
twenty minutes after taking the
first dose, I could bear my weight on
my feet, and ia two days was able to
get about and attend 10 business"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02

DAUEaESSITu. Aareere,hs f., wife of chas.
l., banael saith, after an iiGtss OF about f,va
mr,ntis, siGd ut charles CITY, Iowa, sept. n,
1854, aged Is ssars md asys
She led !, ltfe OF harnoal and auietness ny
hrt dat,iu, and uaoh,risise conduct and beauty
o. Character IA AL thc relations II life; she VAS
ea:cafea 10 her family md had tac esteem
aaG affccsion nj large circle ~ friends. ser-
ror ing husband and seven ehildi.a vii sadly
miss her aud ntaura the lose o. 4 faithful wife
aud d loving mother. g.I.1.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02
Lime in isakfrg Powders

Prof. II. 4. Witthaus. II D, Medical
University, Buffalo, \. Y. who is the
highest authority, says that Calcium.
fartrate improperly called Tartratt,
of Iimel, advertised as the lime
found In Baking Powders IL derived
from the wines that produce Cfean
OF Tartar. Ii les constituent Of the
grape and other fruits, aud Is abso.
lnte.f harmless.