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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

Sueno. which has thus become % great
. part 81 tho butter trade, 10 manutAc.
tnred from tina very fneat creamery
hntter---the finest that can be purchased
at the great butter markets u Elgin.
lll.-mixcd with lard. iha adusterA-
ton 10 usually thu inest leaf lard. which
by an interesting proceas is completely
deodosi.ed. Then amalganasiel u thu
creamery butter Is made. and 90
completely IL tho havor and appearance
Of the creamery product retained in The
coaatcrsoit butter that people who have
been handling creamery butter FOR
years fail 10 detect the deceit. even after
making tho nest careful test The
principal suene manufacturing centres
arc Chicago and Detroit Ono factory
in tho former city turns out So,ON
pounds day.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17
SsgH:@Stt5n:
Are the pu1eSt and Best
9ittef8 euor made.

They are compounded from
Hops, Malt, Buch1 Mandrake
and Dendelion, tho Oldest, best
and most valuable medicines in
the world and contain al tho host
and most curative pruporties Of al
other remedies, bcing the greatest
Blood Purifier, Liver Regulator,
and Life and Health Restoring
Agent on earth. No disease OF
III health can possibly long exist
where Hop Bitters are used, 50
yaricdand perfect their operations.
They give new life and vigor to
the aged and innrm. To all
whose cmployments cause irregu-
larity Of tho bowels or urinary
organs, or who require an Appeti-
yer, Tonic and mild Stimulant,
lyop Bitters are Invaluable, being
highly curative, tonic and stimu-
Lifting, without Intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or
symptoms are, what the disease or
ailmont is, use hop Bittcra Don't
wait until you are sick, but II you
only feel bad or miserable, use
Hop Bitters ct once. 1t may save
Your life. Hundreds have been
saved by 70 doing. $500 will be
paid for . case they will not cure
or help.
Remember, Hop Bitters Is no
vile, drugged, drunken nostrum,
but the Purcst and Best Medicine
ever made; the "Inyalid's Friend
md hope" and no person or
family should DO without it. t0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17
.V0ftce % Redeem.

~ Mrs +. MSCrAney and Sclse Anderson. or
other unknown owners q Ile lands nercin-
after described.
Take notice that ~ the adjourned public
Tax SAlss begun AMI publicly held IL the Office
Of the Coanty Treasurer. III Cresco, Howard
county, Iowa, pun suant 10 Law. commencing on
tn rrss Monday OF October 1854, to-wtt: on The
sIA DAY IL necsmbrr isSa thereafter. - which
iinae said sale had been legally Anlourncq. The
Follow Ing Described real estate MAS sold BY the
Treasurer " said county for the taxes dur
thfU0n Tor the year iS.c and 1879. amounting ~
the sum of ~ %, to-Mii: Lots six aud seven ~
hlusk n. Lime SSiIings Village. and
thai M. b, DOosittle, became the purchaser n
d. A land Al sail s.ie ami thai tue right Oh ~.
teNlalon VIII expire aud dest Tor said lahd
h. a4lads ~ the undersigned. who ~ now the
eMner ami holder I'm his own right, 0i the eer.
tlncAte III sale made thereof hy the TREASURED
Of said county, unless redemption from said
sale L. made within I'D dAyA from the c0nplrt
ed service nc this Lotlce.
Dated Ian. Iih 1884.
ISIS NIB. DooLITTLE, Or ner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

Rheumatism loves to riot in n
body weighted with yeats, Until
the discovery Of ArHLornoRos there
was hut little hopes for the aged
who were victims Of the disease.
hut now Mr.. Wesley Iliff. Cedarville.
Ohio. writes. .Took ArHLoPHoRes
as directed and flnd / AIN well Of
Rheumatism. am IS years old and
was getting stiff in my joints and
limbs. Now am Us sNr OF Rhea-
IN. .sisim and stiffness rs ever was
i'm my life. Consider ATHLorAokos
the greatest and best medicine l ev-
er heard Of
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Clicaro, hil. &St. Paul Railway.
Trains arrives rs follows.
0OINR wRa r.


CondRE1A!!o..AL CncNCn:--serviccS every
sunday NJ iltD A. n. ana 7sO 2. y. sunday
SCHOOL after morning service. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening.
REV. A. q. MCCONNELL. pA5for.
M4rWoDl6T ERsoCCrA A. CHUACN services every
sunday nj liaO 4. u. ARD y,ns Pm. sunday
school after morning .Acrstces layer meeting
every Thursday evening.
Rkv. a. w. rRATT, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.--Eervices every sunday At
liOO 4. y. and 100 r. u. sunday School after
mOrning service. Prayer meeting every We'd.
nesdAy evening". RgV. A. u. CAKHAN, Pastor.
cATiIoIAC CHURcM.-Setvtc11 every sunday ct
1laD 4. ~ and 3s0e 2. u. sunday school every
sunday ~ 100 r. y.
REV. N. A. McCAHfEY, Pastor.
GRACE EP1SCOrAL CHURCA. -GervtCes every
sunday ~ ll0O a. 4. and S:0e z. u. sunday
School after morning service.
REV. c. 8. rExclvAI, Rector.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

In the ClNutt CuQrt> Tor Howard coaaty, Iowa.
keeraass TsrM lSss,
4, W, Great, WaiaUn.
N0erc Hall, Milie Hall, Leaa HAN, aud Flora
llall nsiaar hctrs " las. n Hall decreased, I've.
tNhstAntA
NJ the defendants above naMeds
You Asw hereby nosiucl that there Is now on
nle Ia lhc os,tcc az the cerENt the Circuit court
ia and hr the county of Howard, StAtc II Iowa
q &titsan " tho rsalnttn acoNc named. ciat,a.
iNs ~ ye0 the decree VI the court QalcslnE plain.
ttNs title In and 10 the n n nv h, section No &
twp> q, range No u, West uf thr sth 4. NJ. and
1sylartAv plaintiff " b. the legal cwacr there
II ami tor other rcltet.
And that unless YOU appear thereto and
deN>nd ececrs noon ~ khe sssOnd day " ths
neat terra ~ the SAID court appointed IL BE- nc.L
NJ the court hNse~e III >aiI county
commencing On tsc TN day NJ February, is>4
your default WITH b. catered and a ,ugtkmcn'
rcndcrsSt against YOU thereon. In accordAncs
With the prayer u kaid pcsl.OA.
MCCARTHY 4 NcCooE.
I'D Asterasvs Tor sisiatify
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17
S. M. COLE.
Original Notice,


In the .sn,s,t c,ar. Of the state Of Iowa, IN
and tor Nawara connty,
FEBRUARY serM A. d, LISA,
Z. ", nicrsc, Plaintiff.
"a
Robert Fox a. al. defendants
10 Kotert lux and Elizabeth y, hts Mttcs m. W.
Ra'N'sNk and ka,cn~c A.. his Mttcs Harriet ".
ftAtts ], l. Ease sNs fcScrh ClcMenxk tsAs
Adsms 4 Preach Harvester IN,,s Natssn Phelps
u hawc \ CO.. tscNys A, Thomas and wife.
AMI Joan \ hssN and wife,
You ar asssev GaAsssst, Tuat On ar before
the saA dssy " iAnnsey A. n, iS>l the petition
Met N the osvs>e ~ of tho clerk " the Circuit
Court ~ thc state ~ Iowa. In and fc~ Howard
,>oQAtS. clAlMsry ~ yo0 the cum ~ F00vte~n
haaursNss and nsaeIS~hsnc ttssllArs, aGd 3lOo AZ
sotNrsS f.S~ ~ money Justly due trim you. aud
Interest tNssssaa M sa per cent, tguM the nh
day ct February, a. II lSA&, Also aAkn Z TIC
fNtsclaSure VI mortgage stsen 10 ~scNrS AsM
sars oa she Il - \. IL "a ~ Mces ~ the ash
~ NJ Ami rvslMlvtng the defendants having 4
rsHt ~ rsslesM tom thc SAld AlNstHAHc u -
til MitMsa the tinac nrcScvt0sd ~ StAtut.s or ce
tossssy barred thereafter
No prf~aMAl Ntgfnent csasmed against any o.
saetess,ast~> Anst Thai GatesS yeu arle~r there,
10 Az Sena nefere aoaa ~ thu sword day u
1AeSs S,NatN tersl, ~ y. ESA vi SAia to0rs,
which Viii SoQalNcn>c At Csc~sa NA the sthe dAs
~ EelTaarS a, u, NS@ default viii - cntera~l
against luN. ana Judgment renstcEed thcrc0A,
NCCANrsv & NcSNoA.
u Attorneys Tor rtAintt0.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17
Wss<ri1g Cattle

II has been sAid that because cattle
sometimes prefer impure water 10 pure
drinking water no palma should DO taken
10 supply them with pure water. Tho
Hritish Nclical Journal explains 70
agricultnrists that tho reason for this
fact II that cattle, when given tank W.
tor. arc not kept properly supplied with
rock salt. In their dosiro for saline
food animals will drink tho most I'M.
puro fluids, aud will even cat cnrth,
Tho writer tAinks Il both iniudicioMa
aud cruel 10 deprive cattle Of salt. and
thus compel them 10 scNk Il In refuse.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

The C,MAsssl0aSr appointed - report On Tie
vacation II N,rttoa q Highway NJ ~ cauA-
pecttOn IL " ~, running thence HcOtA 10 The
SsNtA ane " SAtt SECTION. AAN rc1rrtrI In fAsoe
" the vacation lhersct, AndcAie oelSstsne there
Aad,eSNS es,l ~ ~ or eetere ncea Ut tho 10th
DAY ot March A. n l<sA or such highway will
b. vacated Without further rvtervace tASlctc.
], e. PECK,
1saaty Auditor,
Dated CpepcN> Iowa. nSS. ~ lSNA IL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

invested in seven qNarter-sections
OF Howard county soil In Paris town
ship and will at once send his oldest
son to occupy 1t preparatory to his
coming. The Captain is not only a
gentleman Of wealth but iMpresses
us With being . very genial and So
cial one toe. We have room for q
ship load OF such.
The Woonsocket News, o new sew
en- column folio published at Woon-
socket, 6anborn county, Dakota, Is
q new venture Just launched and
asking for public favor and support.
1t is edited by E. J. Dean, one OF the
most versatile Of our newspaper men,
with W. J. Woodruff rs proprietor
The typography is neat and clean,
its locals abundant aud crisp. We
notice many familiar names in Its
columns, among them Miss Ida Fer
ris as a school teacher and Henry
Widner and W. w. White in con >.
tion with the Citizens Bank OF tina,
place, with Henry Widner rs presi.
dent.
The Christmas Number Of Thu
Vest Shore Is by far tho most ole.
CANT and attractive ever issued by
the entsrprising Publisher. The en-.
grsvings are beautiful aud extreme,
~ appropriate to the holiday season
especially that OF tho "Christmas
Rose" Under the Nistlctoe," and
Christmas on the Overland Route.
The latter in particular is a fine or
tistic production, an. appeals strong,
ly to the pioneer recollection Of oul
people, ~ does also the Christina,
story. The West Shore has won iii
way into popular favor by its IN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17
Il. Ser arbeitiau,e Gan,..

&c Gin rstamr WANT atr, lang metr aeorsekt fat
fuh CT ast bat cine se Matar haest ibm ns Gr
sstt AIR. es bic asaaeuaa hrs 9Sssrc in drn atr svSeer ii
ale In SHatn WShrnc sScreuleen n lanaamer
ss "a rre hiniu nsSs ane miemats Ct tsnt nit eduden
BE 3aani t ra fta ruiuten iibea 7cre
esa s Ct wire atsr nid 1att sasa ena gutter 5unp
tsada ism ercras etrs ane tmut gssr ra Srsnns
0rs n ut at qeten IS farlt nen
asa TO- eae a Maelstn nit sasm %pPs prht Ct smpfeb
Uswns Gikn. 9ihrs alien geeensen,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17
Langs Live Seeds. The Cheapest

Langs Live Seeds, The Cheapest.
the Freshest. the Purest. They new.
or fail u grow and give liberal
crop. 300 Flower Seeds. 800 Ncge-
table Seeds, 90 Field Seeds 10000
Catalogues To give away. send for
one. Local Agents Wanted every
where. Gilt.
Fred N. Lang. Raraboo. Wiz.
"AvE YOU SEEN THOSE FINE
IL Photos made by Mckay ut
BertrAnd's dallerys II You want u
well finished picture. just give him u
rial aud you acr sure 10 he pleased.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

A volume contAins rotrarch's soae~.
printed IN Venice about tho end al the
iiftccath century, was recently sold IN
LOAdon for thu sum Of Sa.s5l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

Denis Ksaruey. Tho cx.sand LOT leader,
il keeping cOtiee and doughnut stand
on the beach, not far from San Fran.
cisco.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

.DENrNBER THAT BERTRAND
III has tho finest and largest stock
OF Albums and velvet Frames TOR
Holiday presents IN tho city. Call
aud see ITEM.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NIckAY. AN ARTIST OF MANY
WI wars experience Il getting
out some q tho fineSt photographs
ever msae In this part az the state,
Call aud SEQ samples VI his wesS ~
b. strands gallery.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17
A. sH-Go 10 DR.. Prices Tor
BIRD CAGES
4 new stock Just received ut lowest
figures. 2atf
Something for all the Preachers
nAxs III IL EniH,aN II n Nlilnr al

AsWusVNssssstA AWS NJ NV = sSWSssS1NE
Rev. II. II, faifall. u. D.. editor Of
the Iowa Methodist. says caitosially,
in the November tsSaal number Of
his paper We haye tested the lner-
Its OF Ely's Cream Balm. and believe
that by 4 thorough course OF treat.
ment. Il will cure almost every case
Of catarrh. Ministers. rs class,
are afflicted with had and throat
troubles, and catarrh seems moro
prevalent than over. We cannot
recommend Ely Cream Balm too
highly Not 4 liquid nor n shnff.
Applied 10 nostrils With the iing.r.
49,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17


for .E.fy nhyst and
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

Why do you suffer with Back Ache,
Pain In the Chest. Rheumatism, or
laMeness anywhere when \ HOP
Plaster will surely give you reliefs
Druggists sell them. ~ cts, 40
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

G. l.. Dcnts has a stock farm Of 80
acres which he wishes to rent with
the stock on easy terms. Farm ~
miles from Cresco. Also farm "
ldD acres with good pastures House
new. Is by 10 Address g. L. Bcnts
Crcsco Iowa. l5.3t
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

To reach tho above named lands or any point
on the Northern Pacific X. X. buy your tCkcta
from ChlcAxO 70 u, Paul VIA the Chteags =
NsstA- W e&t6ra ny. Il runs into tho North
ern Pacific depot at ~. Paul and Is the best for
yM TO take: Dn MT h,y tickets unless they rad
over the Chicago aud SoSa.Westcrn K'y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

nAtRl FARM To RENT OF 40
il : ncres four miles south OF Cres.
20, we'll stocked and 30 cows. Par.
ties must thoroughly understand
dairy business. Good. reference re.
CURED. ]. 4. DnNAnvan,
lbtJ CrGAco, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

rALI.ING CARDS. LATEST DE
u signs at tho PLAIN DEALER 0 flic
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

IOR ALBUMS AND FRAMES 90
to hertrandS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

INoR SALE-..THREE HOUSES
II mud Lots. we'll located In Crcsco,
Enquire OF w. SrnorHER,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

1lNoWNS ssElsvF.H ALL ALIKE,
i. G,c " ,rk md one price TO I'LL.
HARMS 10 RENT. TERMS Tea
IL aonable. q. X. BEna.
r LEE SIZE pOKTRAtTS FURN.
- ishel IA CrNyon, india Ink and
water color, at Towns Gallery OF
ART.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

pa,e>, cw~c~, ,ewa. M. "a ,ssa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

commonly funny. for she said With :
little derisive laugh:
$50 I have discovered; but / don't
500 how Twill bs benefited BY your
society,"
was really hurt, and said bitterly
and dcspairingly, II do not blanc you
for thinking mo . scoundrel; have
!! quite forfeited the right Of man 10
protect woman. There il no place
Cor repentance for mo. though ! sought
il carefully and with toars."
Her face softened. II do not wish
to no unkind," she said. gently: II dc
believe You arc sorry; and 70 prove
have forgiven you, will give you my
hand in sdieu. There is no danger n
leaving me. am in my own woods"
Then ahe held ont hsr little hand;
pulled OIL my llengsrry aud took !,
revercntially. yet all my enlacions weak
ncss returned whom ] felt its sof,
warmth in mine.
MAY II" whispered pleadingly.
Her eyelids dropped end her fair Taos
flushed, % ! fervently kissed the
slender, blus.vcined wrist, aud gently
reluctantly releasing her hand. turned
rosolutcly away and did not even pause
to look back.
When reached the inn Maud WAS q
much better that she insisted upon
pursuing our journey in tho evening.
In London We found Uncle CLol,
mondlsy desperately III. and then came
Ill tho duties attendant upon his death
and funeral, and the stress Of business
following upon the inheritance Of n
estate. This WAS mot over when Maud'l
nervous attacks culMinstcd in . severe
illness. md the physicians ordered ma
TO take her 10 tho south Of France,
where We staid nsArly-s year. But -
soon - wa returned. though weighted
with many diAiculties. ! made every
effort 20 ind ma belle DAME
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17
A laugh is worth 4 hundred groans
so 60 to the Hall Friday night and
see Hand and Glove.

A laugh is worth 4 hundred groans
so go to the Hall Friday night and
see Hand and Glove.
Alvah Warrington an old time resi-.
dent OF the county is visiting his
brother and other friends In the
county.
Sheriff Axtell has appointed as
deputies Thomas Dale'of Cresco and
J. 4. Cameron Of Lime Springs, both
good, capable and efficient men.
q. b. Maxfield, Of Mason City, is
m town and made the PLAIN DEALER
a call. He is putting in his time on
the railroad doing carpenter work.
J.. S. Ogilvia, 81 Rose street, n. T..
publish a book Of 12S pages contain.
ing 1901 riddles, conundrums. etc.
which they will send to any address
for Is cents.
John T. Clark has gone to Post
vile to spend a few weeks to try aud
recupcrate his health, which has
been poor for some time from the
effects Of o severe cold.
N. B. Wheeler has made arrange
ments to have band OF music ut
the rink every Saturday night here
after, and will charge an admission
tee Of 10 cents to all alike ON thlt
evening.
John Mccoy left on Monday eve.
ming for y visit In Kansas City where
he has = brother, Col. Mccoy, who
is quite prominent In the business
circles Of that thriving metropolis.
L. r. Brown and Lon. Thayer, who
recently went to Nebraska with q
couple OF hundred head OF young
stock which they disposed OF, re.
turned Tuesday to their homes
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1884-03-20
WINSTON N. THURSDAY, MARCH 90 1884.

sique, and of such imposing appear
ance and bearing that he would at
tract attention in any assembly. He
is man of positive opinions, who
does not mince words in the express
ion of them He is a democrat by
nature and by conviction, and an
earnest and decided one, but strictly
conservative, and liberal to his OPP
ponents, being a thorough advocate of
free thought and free speech. No
man mas more devoted friends, and
deservedly so, for generous nature,
a genial social disposition, and a free
hearted liberality are sure to beget
such.
1t is no vain utterance of undue
praise to say that his chief and crown
ing characteristic is his charity to the
obscure children of poverty and
misfortune. Many and many time he
has fed the hungry and clothed those
who were unclad, and gone his way
in quiet; and there are instance on
instance which ara unwritten of these
unnarrated deeds and their good re-
suits, which would illuminate vol
ume if they were told. To the cause
of education he is large contributor,
and there are boys and young men
who this day owe to his open purse
strings the opportunities they have
enjoyed at school and college.
In few words, he is born and
bred friend and advocate of the people,
His father was so before him, and be-
sides his Inheritance of his nature, his
long experience of private, suffering,
exposure and endurance, in daily as
sociation with the people, has warmed
his heart toward humanity, and neith-
er time nor success has colored or
alienated these sympathies. Of such
man his State and people may we'll
be proud.
He has proven his loyalty to both
through all the tests by which loyalty
can be tried, and having by hard
work and steady sobriety and dill
gent business habits, reached the front
rank of his profession, and having
reaped its reward in a well-earned
competence, standing, as he does, we'll
assured in the respect and confidence
of the public, who know him with a
record but family written in these
lines, we claim for him that his life
and character afford to the young and
rising generation a shining example
Of the worth and value of useful
we'll spent life, and commend him to
his countrymen as one worthy to be
cherished.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1884-03-20
CHAT FROM THE CAPITAL.
A GATHERING OF THE "sTRONG
MINDED.
Tho Woman SuTragists In Convention
Discuss WemaRs wrongs, and Whe
Ought to Right Them.
Special Correspondence of tbs !sentiusi.

Special Correspondence of tbs Sentiusi.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Is, '84.
Washiugton is seldom without cou-
yention of some kind, and last week
two were in session here. One was
of the Baltimore conference, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, aud the
other of the Woman's Sufferage Con-
vention. The latter body held an en-
thusiastic meeting and there were about
one hundred officers aud delegates
present from various States. The dai-
~ sessions were we'll attended by the
curious and the interested, and ring
ing speeches were made on pertinent
subjects, such as, "rhe Proposed Dis
enfranchisement of the Woman of
Utah" woman the unknown Guam
tity in Politics." "Woman before the
Law" and the ''5tatesmansnhip OF
Woman" Frederick Douglass and his
new wife were conconspicuous attend
ants each day. The delegates occu-
pied the platform, and lady in the
audience remarked to me that they
did not look Strong minded, at all but
very much like other mended women.
Mrs. Kicker, lawyer of this city.
Most of them wore dresses of hand
some material, fashionable made
Some wore corsage bouquets, and dia-
monds we're occasionally seen spark
ling ora tAe hands raised in emphasis
of woman's wrongs. Their spirited,
veteran leader, Susan B. AnthonY
wore black satin with tiny ruffies up
the front. The coquetry of dress.
has not been utterly consumed by the
fires of her higher enthusiasm. Mrs
| Blake in her address to the conren-
ton, reviewed the various Presi.!en-
tial candidates from the woman's
standpoint. Edmunds she said would
not do, he had always used his
influence in the Senate against wo-
men. Blaine was better but he had mover
supported the cause of woman with
whole shoulder ardor. The Stalwart
dictaor of New York, Roscoe Conk-
ling, said the speaker never had any
thing but sncer for women ; besides
nobody wanted him. The favorite
sons of the Democracy were then pass
ed in review, hayward, of Delaware.
she said, was brave knight, but he
might as we'll be put away with tho
fossils of the National Museum, along
with Solicitor Raynor, when he set
his lance against women. She thought
if Flower was nominated, the women
would smile on him, but Indiana's
favorite son, Joseph Mcdonald WAS
the man to whom woman owed q
debt of gratitude. BY invitation the
delegates in a body called on the Pres
ident Miss Anthony asked him If
he did not think women ought to have
full equality in political rights I? and
the President replied, 1--WE should
probably differ upon the details of
that question" FoRs1TH.