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RESTORING Order i'm the Isle of Skye.

LONDON Nov 1S.-The police and marines
who reached the isle of Skye yesterday marched
through the districts of Wig, Strafin and Votes,
which Were the centers of the most serious dis
turbance. The crofters remained indoors, but
displayed flags in token of their loyalty. No ar
rests were made.
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Ready to Shed Gore.
Pittsburg Times.

PUtsbnrg Timts.
The Democratic factions are ready to wade
knee deep il each others blood TO secure the pap
they are all so hungry for,
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Gail Getting Ready.

Pttsburg Times.
When Cleveland arrives in Washington Gail
Hamilton will be there to receive him. 1t is
safe to assert that she is already soaking the
rust off her pen.
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THE doctors are very much displeased over
competitor who is gradually stealing their best
practice; we mean DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, of
which 25-cent bottle does better work than
dozen prescriptions.
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abrogating the law which permits the govern
ment to intern or expel priests engaged in un-
lawful exercise of ecclesiastical functions. the
Center have determined to oppose the new tax
DrOiectS
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Why She Was Cold.


Now ork Ntar.
Dearest, Why art thou so cold this EVENING"
f1-T-I-" Speak darling, why art thou so
eoldP "I-I-haven't put on any fannels YETI
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senntnr Iamnr wants Pay for His COTTON.

New YORK, Nov. 18.-United States Senator
Lamar has commenced suit in the United States
Circuit Court against the government TO recover
Sl00, 600 for cotton taken from his plantation in
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Steamship News.

LONDON, Nov. lS-Arrived: Spain, from New
York. gsssS
GLASGOW Nov 18.--Arrived: Acadia, from
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON Nov. IS. - Arrived Rhein,
from New York.
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PARIS, Nov ia French transport will sail
for New York, in May next. with BarthOldi's
statue of Liberty en.Ightening the world"
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Onpoaltion to Taxation Schemes.

HrRLly. Nov ls-The Germania says that
,owiu- TO the action of the Bondesrtth in reject
hsg ohe resolution adopted by the last Reichstag,
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win stand No Eoolishness.


I
1t is over, thank heaven, but now, Grover
Cleveland you'll just have TO behave yourself, or
it won't be long until you will be wondering what
hit
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Hoops S;trsaparlla acting through the blood.
reaches every part of the system, and in this
way positively cures catarrh-
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gun of Henry was accidentally discharged. the
contents striking him in the forehead, tearing
away the entire upper portion of the skull
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Dry Goods Store Burned.

GREEEvLLE Pa, Nov. 18.--Fire this morn
ing partially destroyed the dry goods store OF
VIM Pedea. Loss, 600.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-03
THE STATE CAPlTAi.


LkutetArfvr.
Tho Legislature In already tcginnIhR ., talk
about Ening homo 10 stay. Tho lIoasc hns
nxed Apfii = NJ the tny For tlnHl nj nut ninc Y,
but without ftlrrense - rcnain,t lsri NJ on.
Euncriluous vNh hns been thc Time o tho sea
am, Two weeks was Wasted III The sanntc
over the prohibltion amendment, two weeks
over tho woman sutltd o amendment, md not
u vo,o Was chanadd. Tho roll might have
been called without word or debate. with
tho same result As consequence thr sen.
atc Il iar behind, and ,nc day has closcd Win
only three bills disposed ot IN cnlch'
dur of over one hundred, Tho House
Ii IN no ltstcr shape. 10 disi iose or lcp.
isiaton whi b really ought 10 be acted
upon, would contlnuu tao roEs on
until July. n - frmnrknt 10 how suddenly
matters Arc roupht 10 4 close when the pay
,easea. Tending hilis and nee witty Tor nc, nc
tion drop out Of eieht mighty quick when the
salary ccascs. and 80 II has hcen since the
Inv Mas changed from per dtem 10 500 ior
the session.
A whole week was spen, over the petitions
for thu pardon OF 4 couple uf mardcrcrs Nh
had been sent 10 prison for lsfe---A matter
which should not have teen brought . ere
the Legislature. Tor II was simply a rchcarinv
Of .ascs With had leen Riirm by tho an.
prrMe tuurt 50 thoroughly dissntifled
we're both houses With the subject that tho
result will be tho creation OF y Hoard of l ar.
dons 10 whom all such petitions will bc pro-
sented 10 hc dt n svd Of. The theory OF the
nrrs, mt law, to prevent tho Governor fton
pariontnr mnricrers unduiy, Ia Rood, but II
Il rprchcnsibie ana wrong In prNc
ticcs Tor II trlngs the legislative 20
rNrtment or the Government IN G nnict
with the judicial department, which tie ,on-
stttation cNpressl, prohibits.
aercc WITH the Senate bills. The latter are.
~ tNr IA knoWns
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ILLINOIS.
The state ro'lcd sy Counties.

ifFam the 0nt@lA0 lNttF VSe1u.f
Not long ayo II Caieaso eentl.man had 90
casion ,o wrtc to every County Clerk in
Illinois upon n matter OF business. After
writing perhaps half aos,n letters IL CO.
CURED IL him that hr Motld ask what tho
political outlook was. and thus. without
hardly a.s trouble pet aa idet OF the situa-
,ion. Tie Lt,r tesaa has been ia-
vored with the privilege .f pcrusing the
answers. aud would hc glad 10 publish
Them onls 20 mans Of tic wri crs ssk that
their lctsc i may 10 r sagat Il rs confidential
that VIZ arc not allowed IL 80 50, An IDEA OF
their con,eats, however, In the aggregate
can he giy.n without the Violation OF coan.
dcncc.
Neither PARTY seems 10 be al icted with
any latent clements ii siiscord. Not englc
letter expresses any fear Of trouble on tho
,emrcras O. quest on, or any other stde Is ue.
| o al aud pe, soaat asarses are rctetrsd TO-
IL At all, rs not likely Ia stand in the way OF
success.
In regard 10 candidates the Democrats
SEEN a. hc of orc MUD. Not q single county
Il rcpor,ea satc III favor ~ any 9th, r than
the cd ticket, With Harrison or Governor,
except thst II. lair fassrs Morr son II no
has ANY show. IL 10 the old ticket FIRST last.
aud all the time. let er after letter speaks
In tho m.St positive way as Regards Demo
crat preferences unc would SAY lhat hAr.
ris would tc nominated ~ acciamatiou
and a dele, alton solid Tor the . d ticket sent
10 chicago wi,hsa, the Il ehtcst doubt.
No such ananimits - cNps csscd In regard
10 Repah lean nominees. As Tor Covers or,
a rood word spoken Tor 9th Or eshy and
Hamilton, no k,ralls.an GctsayinE tho
Al Ehtc>t ILL ceiling towad either. As for
President. tho naa es nest tasoralls men
tioscd are 1 o. an. Ar har, Blainc, Edmunds,
aud Lincoln, the latter very frequently for
Nicc President.
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BANDITS STRANGLED.


Five Had nesperaa0es naagtcd fr0an Ropes
by the sheriff at Tombstone, ArisoaA.
Tombstone lArizoaa, Dispstehi
q. W. Sample, Dan nowa, William nelane.
Dan Kelly, and James Howard were hansel
here for the Bishee mnraerers. The ave han.
dts marched up the steps OF the scaso,a with.
out fiinehins All declared their innoeeaee.
and sail Heath. who Was ynehea hero
Feb. -, MAS also lnnoeeat. They
hade eood-hy 10 their friendS.
expressed faith in the Christian religion, and
requested Their bodies To To delivered 10
rather Gallagher. Nothing occurred TO mar
the sheriff plans, and the m0rste.ees We're
al dropped on toseteer. aud, excepting
owd, d,et without a struggle. over taa.l~
sand per>s ms wRnes sel the eNeSu lon. A
large balcony had been erected outside, over
looking the jail yard, the hu laes intending
to charge Sl.ao admission. but the mob ee-
came indignant and toee IL down. In the
row Mhich followed seven pes sons Meee i,a~
lared. tne man had le- hrQkvn aud AN,
other his arm, The balcony Meuld have
seated $50. With this exception everything
passed of quietly.
The criminals did not show th> slightest
fear at the near approach OF death, After
being shaved and aie sei in the new black
suits, ono oil them rcsnarkeas sMell toys
il we have not i.y ed like geaslenen, VEL die
like them." TN the seafo Il the hanalts rvS~
oeni@ ed some fam liar faces in the crowd and
called out their names, eheertuls bidding
them g,odes.
Dec. iS. 81, the ive men hanged. headed
by John Heath. rode into tho little town ot
hi>hee howltng like Indians, nearishias their
reyolvers ami shooting at the anrfxhtel sit.
ixens like dos, They took y mplete psasSes-
sion OF the town and murdered three mea
and one woman i'm cold hlooi. TAes then
pitlayed the stores of everything they sea,d
carry away aud wound up their ssasa
OF terror hs setting tire III the houses
aud gallonlng away. Armed l0>Ses
started IN pursuit of the gang, The eatir,
party of six were captured. tried. ami eun,
sietcd, Heath rex eiNed a life scntence. but
within a few hours was taken from jail ty a
moh and hanaed TO telegraph paae. The
guilt of ail the condemned MAS caearls pros-a
al the trial, and no other verdict woald have
satisfied the citizens of Goehisc County.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-03
4 KANSAS LYNCHING.

Samuel Fryer, the Murderer of John Pea
ninEton aud Wife. Hanged NJ Mary sville
by = Mob.
IMarysvillc tHan.l pisrsteh,l
lntcnsc excitement has prevailed hero for
somc dAys over the trial of samuel Fryer for
the murder OF the rcansrgton family. which
has been In progress here. Thursday even
ing tho jury rclurncd 4 verdict OF "Guilty,"
aud tho prisoner was taken hack to aail.
II being expected that trouble would ensuc,
. struns guard was p,a,el Around tho
iail, which is nimsy COZ cern. Last nj hit
twcnty.nNc or thirty mask 4 men rode mp
10 the sais, took Fryer out, aud. lolns
TO Spring Creek, smali stream hal. 4
milo from town, threw rope over tho
toom of the bridee, aud he was swung OF
into ctesny. Wien tho rore was ,ltcei
around his neck. hc va asked Ii he had any.
thing To say. lie said, sNcs, and proceeded
to g,vc inll. detail a account OF the awful
and cod hlooded ur.er OF John esnington
and his wife. whi, h he committed alb ut tho
middle OF chr AIRY near Frankfort, Kan. lt
will hc remembered that the vi, Tins were
found deed n Their tafn e rerai d tSs al or
the murder. They had occa rob- ed. aud
Mrs. Huntington had hcen assaulted in .
mos, hru al manner and attcrward ki cd by
the inhnman brute. who paid tho lenalty OF
his crime last N ght II the hands CT mob,
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Ia lss,,aAa.

Tue villAsc cf Scirsos Ind, near the Ohio
Nnc> wsa ~iress oat ey teraAao> Only Two
houses were left intact. Rev, Joseph Vine
Ma was Killed, In the resiea about Shelby
Ni,se dwellings, were sWee, away, and out
eeases, tcass,S hay and strAM~stasAs scat.
tcrx~i al ever the farms fNrcSts were APP
ryase<l and destroyed, Near CoancsSs lie a
cN~lNae forty r>~ls Wide swept every
thing cleAa tor dsstAaee ~ Two Msalcs>
In crossing Whitewater ksveN the WA,
ter Was ate1 in an nnMcnSe sheet,
and the streAm sess memeatarly dry, A
esvseae Afsy tcct Wide swept taceasA Rich.
MNMd with alarming Sssaxlsy, lcAssAS all
sNrSs ef rubbish ~t.h L. A baptist cAuecA
WAS wrecked and several buildings aa>
rsaiNa, Near Gsecnrela = strip ot cSsaatry
two Miscs hong WAS devastated, harms tcaceS
and AAs~stAeks NcsaE MIXED into An iaex~
trsaAele MAxs and swept away like chan.
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PERISHED IN THE COLD.

The Fate of Little Charley McComas
The following telegram in regard 10 the
Disappearance ofS,aarlie Mccomas has been
received At the War department at Washing
tom
PRESInio or SAN FEAScisCo. March 2a-AD-
yuTANT GENERAL UNITED STATE ARMY. Wash.
lngson: The follow ina II pat h o. this date has
ally tie testimony OF the Indians is that Gha lie
McComas Was never s~a aliv after the nsh In
the sierra Aailes. The In iians scattered in
every d rsction nj tie m,m men of The attack.
The country there is in iess rihahly iough: tho
sides OF the CANYONS are covered with bowlders
and scrub timber Which eIiectnal4y conce alt d
any one taking refuge in them. / am satisf ed
the AnacheS hnnted for him. they pioa Is d
10 dc. but the cold rain oil fhst night WI shed his
footprints. so he could net be traced. AMI there
is now every rsa son 10 b, leye that he peris he'd
in the cold weather"
JaiiN PORE Major General
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Petticoat yigilantes.

Considerable excitement prevails in the
town OF Pearl, Pike County, ILL.,, says q re-
cent dispatch from Hannibal. Mo. A few
weeks 40 q dashing widow arrived In tho
village aud optn al 4 millinery store. which
soon became the head snaricss af numbcF
OF mar4seA men of tie towa. This Was dis
covered by their wives who on questioning
the husbands and receiving no satisfactory
explanation of the amou 4 OF millinery bush.
ness they had on hand, concluded something
was wrong. and, after consultation among
themselves, appointed q committee Of twelve
20 put q stop 10 further proceedings The
twelve indignant ladies vent in q odg TO tho
widow, and with brick and rocks dem lished
all the windows in the bui ding and drove her
or the premises. They then pulled her goods
On the street. and gave her notice 10 leave.
She refused. ani threa ened, but was finally
prevailed upon BY her male friends 10 leave
town.
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Boy" he asked, as he stood at tho
foot OF Woodward avenue and looked
across To the Canadian shore. "what is
the depth Of water off the dock here 7"
The boy locked hum all over with
careful eye, and then slowly answered:
That's the way it's allus been. Ii "a
TELLER wants to commit suicide, it's allus
some one so big that his clothes won't
begin to fit me. won't tell You nothin'
about il it."-Defr0it Free Press.
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NEW ENGLAND DEMOCRATS.
They Want Ti,slrn and . Revenue Tars0.
frpston pisnasch,l

The Boston p,si p nts several columns OF
letters from Democratic mcmbcrs OF tho Leg
isla,nrcs af Maine. New Hampshire, Ncr-
mont, Ma~sach setts and Connccticat, il
whtca the writer's ~ . tle'r pre- ctcnces Tor q
Tres dent al e md date. 7 lacn IL DIS l c0cu
Sta save Massa,hu .,tt, Mh.rc aud Bnt-
/, are about even, T. aucuha X members
af The Mare icssla' nre tayor 4 ldcn ~ rst
cho c. IN thet rii ulos on he majority
are or taril fer rcvcna7e on y. and tic over.
whclminv ma ority favor the Morrison TIL
AMI gradual r,dact Oh of tarff "a aGon.
on tho men hers Who dc are Q }uivo a "
fos il cont NJ aacc OF tie pre- ,nt tnft two
are New Hampshire men. th,sc = nne 'tcut,
and one Nassachus It's. Two New ~ m shira
II anu act arcsS ,asor an IN ca,ate fe1uction.
and one fasors the tart rs at present.
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A e,yeleae swept throasa see,sca et Ohio
contiguous h nAstea, II Aeoa, the same time
the Kentucky ste,M MAS rerfersaiax It's work
~ destruction, The sewns os EsaScSissn
SAAkcrse~n. Ceascrsslsc> Spring Valley, and
south Charleston sasses~a xfvA,ly, Two Mca
wcrc kalsca ~ ksagcsisls, and Aaoshes who
had takea refuge oa sescrcd ersasvs Was
NsNwN into tho strWAM &nd 1roMnca Al
kirlcy many AeaseS were Aarcctcl, and farm
1Mcsliass> e&ras aud fcaces were demolished.
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RANK ROBBERS rOlI.Ep.
4 Basd II Tcxas taiSh~Asm~a Meet Cn~x-
prrtcA k~sl>tAhc~s

rertcd k~~l>tAhc~~
Wichita Falls tTexAsl Teiecram.l
foar men rode up 10 the hank OF ]. q.
JameS, in this town. aud dismountef, leaving
. young boy 10 hold their horses while they
entered tho hank. TN catering they covered
the man N the desk with resolrers and pro-
cseic~i 10 eater vault. when State ranger,
who had leaa posted there. nred q load of
hackshot into Aiua. Killing him almost in-
staatls. TIE other two ssed, but a. they were
mourning Their horses the Captain If the
ran serS fired two shots frosn aoNhle-lar-
reed shotgun AT one. who il belle 81 10 he
morta ly wounded, but he S0cce eded III riding
away frem town In tie direction Of Henri
eta. He WAS followed immediately by a
number Of rangers and the taillf. The
third MAS tho boy nj out sixteen years Of aEe,
who VAS hoading the ho scS The fourth was
q ranger who had Joined the party and
learned Their plans and inforemd the au.
tEorstses~
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II mothers and nurses who mean v

II mothers and nurses who mean well
to those under their care could only
know one-half Of the pain they ini.ict
aud the mischief they 10 under the
saise of sclici,eas domestic doctorins.
they would not readily forgive them.
serves. No ineonsiderahle proportion
of the maladies Of very young children
are made. aud therefore needless.
They are faults of fassy endeasor 10
treat diseases that have no existence.
aud 10 preserve health which il only
leepardixed hs the measures taken 20
sS.iar it donbls assured.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-03

AN Iowa farmer has Killed rs skanks On
his farm.
MorgRsr, Mexico, uses beans for money
since the nickel has become dcfanet.
DEACON JOAN cnRwnrH. a wealthy farmer
Of Beaver Darn, Wis, lost his tile BY freezing
his big toe.
TaE Supreme Court of British Columbia
holds thar a Shtnaman's marriage. under the
Methodist form. Is void.
\ NAN in Morelia. Mexico, lost a lostery
ticket while drunk. II turned out to have
been the number which drew the Slu.eyv
pgtne.
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A ncrcc cyclone Tor the third time within .
few weeks devastated largo secslea OF scath
Carolina. In Chester Oounss ssans dwell
iaEs and NArns werc hlowu down. and sew.
ersl persons Killed and wounded. 4 s.scsr-
cd hoy Vas caught Ia the storm and has been
msS~anx ever xincc, In Grvcnsillc County
Serious damage Mas wrought and Two lives
we're lost
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In North Car~aiaa.

A large sccsiea Of North Carolina was
swept ey 4 nercc cyclone, aud many people
killed, At Newton thirty houses were blown
dewa, oac ~omSn kahca AMI fourteen per
SOFAS wounded, In leaesr Whole family
were ksllsss. Al Ncek leaearS elk residences
we've tcvvsci aud q namtsr ~ pcenae iasorNt,
In lr~aea Coanty cvcrstAaas vas swept clean
In the track ot the tornado, trces ecing
carried distance ~ two miles>
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-03

PLAIN DEALER.
-
EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF
JOB WORK,
Heads, Cards, Posters, Circulars,
ETC, ETC, Erc.
sAgInYAcT,,N IN xEArHrsa. paoxrvNrss Axs
ysi:I GUARANTEED.
~ Owe US A TRIAL BEFORE ORDERING
ELSEWHERE. IA
POLITICAL.
elaine's and RandaIl's Strength IN
Pennsylvania.
Presidential Preferences In New En-.
gland and nhnois.
OHIO.

The shef1nnns, John and Tccumscfs.
fWashinGton Telcgram.l
"Mack," OF tho sandnssy Register, who 10
here, says that II II is deemed cxreiient 70
present the name Of John sherman at Chi
sago he will secure pretty nearly oil the dele
entcs from u, ID, although the Elaine sonti
mcnt among the voters II very ttrony.
Some who have been ttcmptiag ~ ofpanhc
1 moy, ment IN favor af the nomination or
[; en- shcrn nm for the Presidency are dis
turbcd by the ramor that he voted for Han
cock at -. Louis. ard are tnacnvoring TO as
certain the truth Of this.
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pENNsYIyANIA.
blaine and Randall Prime Favorites with
the Quaker.

u1IoIn0 anu INWHUWII II FIIHs HWSVsss0s "'~s-
the Quaker.
philadelphia Disratcbl
Blaine and Randall had tho cnO In tho
,cunty conventions Just held IN this State.
In Wyoming u resolution wns adopted by INC
Republics instructing the dc!eaates TO use
an honorable mcans 10 furticr the nomint
zion of ulniur, In Columbia the sine action
vas taken rna iii enter similaf iuclinS
nrcynilcd. TIN the Icmocrat 9 sid Tild'an .
old friend, william l.. SO I. was elected
scnAto,il re,c n q nnf will 20 asa .onal
Delegate to Chicago. tascthcr WITH soinc n.em ~.
Cho have here oiorc favored Wnlitce. but
who arc now instructed Tor Eanaall TT
last, and all III, time. Scott, in strong
srcnch, warned the rcmosracy of sen ne
on tho part of Waiace T. defrnud the cop,c
Of tie state Of their choice. samuel y
Randall
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oA<W

a happy surprise it was to Mr.. 4. Il.
Norton, o. Bristol, Conn, when ArHLoPneRos
pun hfin on his feet, and sent him chcr.luily
ABOUT his business. Let him tell his own story: :
ABOUT three weeks ago was taken
with severe crick In the back. For four days
was unabe 10 turn in led without help and
when lifted up could not stand on my feet Twas
iniucedtotry ATHLoPHonos. after all the .s,,al
remedies failed. In 20 minutes after taking inc
!irst dose could Lear my weigh, ,,pon my feet
IN two days was able to gct about and atte.ta
TO business: In two other cares which have
come to my knowledge its use has been attended
WIN the samo result"
poor man in Philadelphia had tc lor-
row dollar u buT a bottle OF ATU, or,,opo.
oh account OF his poverty his namo shall remain
secret He had suffered terribly from ph IN.
matisn. He gratefully writes:
II took my l,rst dos, Tuesday afternoon
and On Wednesday, after but seven doses. / Il i
not sharp or severe ache left Then reduced
.ae dose one-half and took tie remainder Of the
o, oot.e. was ale to be steady at work tin sat.
urday, when took severe cold and wn. nv,
ape 70 use my left hand. purchased another
bottle and by bedtime found reiof The
medicine Is all yon claim for H."
Investigate eATnLopHoRos all Won plc,se,
FIND all the fault you choose with il and
yet the fact remains, that it is doing what
no othe: medicine ever could do for Rheu-
matis.n and NEURALGIA.
You cannot get ATnLornc nos of your DRUG.
FIST we VIII send 1t express paid. on rece,ut or
nSalar prlce-onc dollar per bottle Weprler
.hat you buy IT from your druggist, but II hr
Aash ~, Go not be persuaded 10 try something
eis' Dlt order at once from US as directed
AIhloPHoR0s CO.. il2 WALL ST., NEW Yesy
lsa22AlaSssallill2lu.RIaIsyssI.slss syssI /,
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BnGAN CAsm. the South Carolina swamp
angel. Il said to be disguised rs negro.
Colo Cd men claim 10 lave seen him, bul
we're afread 20 attempt his capture.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-03
Ai7lsi1lIla - 1H
GRANT.

In Favor of John A. Logan.
Washington Tclesram.l
Senator Cal,om has had an interview with
Gen. Grant here aud says Grant In tho most
unqualified m amer expressed himself In 10
vor OF the nomination OF Gen. Logan.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-03

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