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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
A THREATENED lyScnlSe.
Four Noung Men n.a 4 u Circus Train q, Il
Are beuten aud isahbod by fis
AtIaChUn


special 10 the Gusc,le,
LorlsvItlr, NJ, sept, 2g- 1t Il rc.
ported here tonight that there is excite.
men, u Frankfort aud Hagdad, near
Frankfort, and there win probably be a
lynchine before morning Of several a.
tachos OF Dory's circus, VINO were nj.
rested here and taken 20 frankfort
to-day charged with highway robbery.
\. V Sehogcld, A. Miles, J.. y, Webnr
aud j ", Turner four Young men of bag.
dad, KY, boarded the circus train 10 20 10
Frankfort 10 see The show They paid their
fare aud soon afterwards nt points 81
several pistols which we're levelcd 90
them were made 10 turn OYER an their
vnlnahlcs, watches, rings, etc, and III
small amount OF money. The robbers
then made them jump from The train,
which was running az rapid ratc,
All were injured by the Jump,
Wobcr and Schoilcld had an four lers
broken, and the former will not be able
TO walk again Miles had log broken
mud Turner ESCAPED with paiHlnl bruises.
The men arrested are Richard White,
VIM. Carroll, Paul McIandc, Geo. Miller,
Boyd nndIno. Martin "A was reported ca
The street here ~ s O'clock that al SIX of
the men have been hinged, but The rumol
has mol yet been confirmed. Tho
prisoners we're confined N lall at Frank.
fort
LArEE There Is no truth 10 the rti-
lnored lyDching at l,ngdad OF circus
mkir. They reached itankimtand wore
put safely IN prison
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
rArlNo nrnIn,.is.raI,.

nFWlN, sept 2R,-~The Onlcsl ,iascttc
has been given the text Of Tie polc sent
by Spain TO Germany directly alter nc
attack ou the G,rman embassy NJ Mid.
rid, The NOTE stated that chiefs and
Inspectors whoscdut II was "a protect
The embassy, hNd been dismissed and
WOULD be tried Toy completely IN the ont.
RACES. Il also said that Che Spanish
government deeply regretted the uniui,
Mnato occurrence and hoped ihc apology
offered woal,lho accepted ~ f'ipudly
.nifit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

BnpojfroHf, CoNN., sent. 2G.- On ibe
petition Of seye.al Of DE princlpol sloch.
holders u the Howe Sewing Maedlnr
company, Judge Andrews Of the eopi1Iqf
court az iianbufy appointed \; l'1fmeigy.
secretary aud general manaacroftelnpaDN
a. receiver thereof The COMPANY BY
outstanding obligations an,6mfinR ~
800, c1O secured by bonds AMI
Dl0rgages, and therc ~ fostrg
dfilb VI 6l5D,ON0. The company
lins poiuinhl arsets 81 sl,li0,G00. uld q
s8g0g in arrears 10 employees. 1lA eolf
poniil0n has voted to wind up liSafnift
as ho0n ~ possible
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
VOL. III No. 81.

vcntlons for nominating candidates. AHA
Ia resist any attcmpts TO stampede ~
conventions IN isvorof any outside can,Il.
mate. unexpectedly advised them respect.
ing the Wicklow convention 10 he held
Monday, October O. lie warns them
acalnst supporting any other than tried
men aud directs them 10 oppose ihc own
throw ~ known for uaxnown candidates.
The archbishop else states that, V 1t Il
necessary 60 secure thtir ohicrt, ne
priests should cndca,ar to secure an adj
lOunmrnt and " this Is not possible "a.
withdraw from The convention. lar.l
Walsh admits that he inc.0s serious *.
,ponslhllity IN taking this step.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
UAniE Nor,S.

The marquis Of salisbury has etastci
tor LONDON
NANlccs from Belgrade report that the
rnuntR ~ lninqull.
" de tlleis Tho Gusslan iorcign MIN
lstcE Is expected 90 arrive at Copcn-
hagcn shortly 70 hold a consultation With
the ear.
The moderate course pursued hy rur
key ~ regard 60 the Room.Elee nnlcully
l. generally commended Us OFFICIAL circles
~ licrlm, Her action, Il Is thought, has
prevonted serious MISUNDERSTANDING
Nnang the powers With respect 10 The
treaty Of BERLIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

sASDr HOOK, sepi. 20. The commit.
tee boat, Luekenbae, started the yachts
IN ihc race for The Cape May cup, on ilie
point 81 SANDY Hook this evening The
GenesiA and DauutlesS were the only
starters. The order 10 Start was giNcu
"a 0'cioct. ghiry Seconds hier ibe
g'He.ia tad cfosred tlie inc followed IN
tnree minutes ard hiieeu secoSd-, ~ the
Danntices The Wisld Nat blowing IRON
lbe south lJu,eB Hlite on boHr. me
weather WA fair and their @ps lignt
sea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

L1adHHrm., VA. sepf x3i special
from Bristol, Tenn. says oalrer fmmft,
while attempting % arrest VIM Lrs, alias
william CoolY, near here, last night, Vas
shot by Zee 81 the right arm. EHtuei
threw b. wounded arn around bis ncck,
ard twN ~ HfHi Wliif boz llli Ggos
aaa sb1t ier 'lrNaa CO., Afaa kliiua
BIN iasianslR Bea Ht q GfsgefaaD, alAl
Nss II eompsny gitt ga0 i,fHess Wiq
eew arHsd. so red n shoot HNiQei
Nief ttris death Zee Nas en r2eoH
fcl fom ia,;isel,a, Sg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
MAN.r nnnnorrN,l srorrrn.

CoRR, Sept. 20. The magistrates OF
county Cork hcld meeting to-day, nj
which the earl Of Brandon presided, \
resolution was adopted directing The AZ
ionti0n Of the government 10 the rN.
cossiyc boycottiug now being carried on
In ireland, and demanding that speedy
reprcSslyc measures he instituted against
this system of persecution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

pocket was 2 letter expressing his puis
pose 90 take his lie s,nd directing a. 10
The DISPOSITION he desired made Of his
body. The weapon used was q azor
andrews formerly lived az Seymour, Ind,
but leaves no family No cause Is given
tor the act.
Drank Brooks Shot VIM. nalrneld and
one Sheets at New Boston yesterday, but
particulars have not reached here. No
one killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
l.Mrnnom dosnrms sprncli.

VIrNSA, sept 20 The empcrors
speech was read at the opening Of reich.
nih to-day, Ills imperial majesty says
the bill creating a landstufn Will bring
Austria 10 u level with other countries
that The foreign relations OF Austria are
good, and that there Il full concord
among the powers % maintain the peace
OF Europe, a necessity which Is unlyors.
nltv falf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
rmn cmoIl.l.A mncnrn.

ROM, sept. 26-Durlne the past
tweuiy.ionr hours 100 ncg cases %
cholcro aud - deaths were reported in
Palermo. Three iirw eases and Two
deaths IN Fefrara and iiIne new cases aud
sig deaths 81 Parma, hesldes several ncs
cases az other points Ia Italy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
. Plan ron uNgri.p Acq1oS

81 pprrHsBtG6, sept, 20 The Jour.
niil de 81 pelershar- says The powers
have under consideration Il plaA Tor
united action looking "a the settlement
OF The Room-Eleean difficulty, which, II ~
believed, win Insure peaceful solution
al the question
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
4 olnolIAn lI,OM 0I,r.rcr.

AfnKSs Sept. 26--1he government 81
cr@ee has sent circular note 70 tbe
powers, urging that the treaty 81 Dsrllu
be enforced Tho note says II HE powers
indofse the action Oi Prince Alexander
Hnfce gill take steps ~ protect her m
iefr-fs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
VIVIAN nusslA rnornsl,s.

PANS, sept, 2G.-slt Is stated tint lIus.
sia has proposed IN immediate meeting at
Constantnople Of The ambassadors OF the
powers 90 settle the Rooni-Eleean didicnl.
~ on n basis Of accepting tho union ,i
Bulgara and lioom-klce rs an accolii-
pllAhnd mot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
M LnNnnN scANnAL.

lONnoS, sept. 70 ~ heDccca Barrett 81
the eplyAtion army Thomas Williams,
siead. the editor Of the Pail Mali Gazeitp
aHs others. defendants 10 Tho abduction
cae, 81 Eliza Armstrong, were committed
Tof tffai to.dny.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
pGiNcE ALEXANDER DEsuuscED.

rARIs, SEPT ~ kilograms received
10 i'sfis from Russia and Gernany- 81 ~.
ietoa 10 the seizure ~ lioeiD-Elcs, o..
Dg1pef the course pursued by Prince
AirXander OF bulgaria, aud favor liir
deposition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

Rom. Sept. ~ King llnmbeft NO.
cOinmnicd By the minister oi war aud
minister ~ Justice proceeded 10 Palermo
to-day on tour Of inspection Of The cbol-
era.infe0ted districts u that province.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
a nAn coNnlrloN nY ArrAlns.

LaNnuN, Sept, 2d..~ln The northeast
portion Of Lancashire iho,r aie NOW idle
iu,0oo,eao Splndies and s0ao looms, Ri,d
la,n0U operatives anr unemployed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
rnn onoLi.nAnl.conD.

MspRnp, Sept. 2G.-~rhcrc were 502
ncw eases Of cholera and 2l7 deaths re-
ported yesterday throughout Spain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

y fssfsefot epf vi 8nt
yst s,a.g tflssA faif Neai eass
,Dr4h IA s. s'irhl cht, aa
itItflf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

u,qies regarding the liquor trsihe.
'The Rev. Mr. filrTen, pres'f@f
~ tac aieM 5diN tempefsilre
p.sian. hss seueh iem ent ioiileai al''
mas d the people u fnslsua toDc 1aiiip
,,ts eegc W0rtst Hi.d Mftr Anu
VI. vote straight fof 3 -oleI
ronniry qhc rarneiiites corsi.r'lf
KS osly ssuro, zlily enited AZ e0ig
os,t p4ti-al PARTY ~ ~
gtr bfiiec dtir rs54lirets
eg,. hgrbl gt Ell .e4H elfa, ioltnp-
.sts, Ills ssee IA z1sicq ~ w 3ls>
s,Il,ysa a. - sHnd n 80 lA9rafy
= ..,,s' :. ~ smcntf tJatir1i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20
ANNOUNCEMENT
Of independent Candidate for Ben
frSenfatiye.

1 hereby announce myself m i,,.Ie.
pendent candidate for Kebre5e ntn.
tive subject only to following con.
litions:
First, that, a. In the Dsmoc rattle
county convention, will not allow
my claims to interfere with the claim
OF any Democratic soldier whom the
people may name. But such soldier
must declare against accepting a
pass from any railroad company.
must be recognized and known op-
poDent OF every species Of monopoly.
and an earnest advocate Of the rights
Of the many rs against the privileges
Of the few. believe that labor. the
producer Of wealth Is entitled to
higher consideration than the thing
It has produced. Bad laws, enacted
by designing men, In their own in
tercsts. are justly chargeable with
the major part OF the suffering, and
privations that laboring men and
their families are called upon to en-
dure All laws which tend to exempt
capital from TAXATION, help to make
labor its slave and arc wrong. de-
mand the emancipation OF those who
labor from such scrvitude and believe
that among the inalienabie rights OF
man gro these.
His right to 4 footing and home
on the earth.
His right to labor.
His right to fruits Of his labor.
Men Of all parties. who believe in
these truths and principles are APP
pealed to to support them ut the
ballot box. OLIVER 81. Woop.
45tf Cresco, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20

st. Gotthaal Herb Bitters is not
only u medicine for sufferers, but is
also recommended as IN excellent
tonic to preserve health, as it creates
an appetite and causes the stomach,
liver and kidneys to exercise their
functions.
Dyspepsia is Il weakness Of the
stomach and the primary cause Of
nearly all the ailments Of the diges-
tive organs. st. Gotthard Herb
Bitters never fails to effect a cure
when used against this disease.
"Oh! II / could only have such
sweet rosy cheeks us that lady,' re-
mprked fair-eyed blonde. 'Such
you can have replied the lady to
whom the remark was made, "by
regular taking of st Gotthard Herb
Bitters, rs had tho same pale COM
plcxsion that you have before using
this valuable tonic
| Persons aubject to fever and ague
and remittents, aIc debilitated
| bilious and nervous TO them st
Gotthard Herb Bitters afford a,le-
quatc protection by Increasing Vita
stamina and preventing irreyulari-
ties Of the liver. stomach aud bowels
Sold everywhere. Aug.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20
Iowa Patents.

The following patents were grant
ed for the week Aug. II 1854, rcnort.
Ell expressly for this l,ar;ar ny JOS.
i. HHntei, solicitor OF American and
Foreign patents, 1896 F. street, Wash
ington, d. c.;
". 6. MARI s. Nc Mari, Onawa
spiral conyeyer; Charles Hoffman s.
H. r. Lyman, Flemingville, pumping
maahinei lno. Dierks i: and T, &.
Kali, Harlan cane; q. w, Parsons,
Burlington. machine for measuring
and triiaMins fabrics; &. A. Thode,
Hotstein, upright steam boiler; Allen
Johnston. Ottumwa, ruffiing or gath
erlng attachments for sewing ma
chimes; j. H. Scribner, Atlantic,
spectacle frame-soldering clamp; s.
NJ. Cole, Anamosa, measuring pump;
Henry Kelly, 4 Joseph Kelly. Usage,
paw and rachel for chain pumps.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20
Honey and Bees.

Notwithstanding tho past unfavor-
able winter. I have on hand over
1000 ID of white clover honey, which
am selling at 10 cts per pound.
Buckwheat honey cts. I intend to
dispose Of it us soon as possible in
order to be ready to return to my
family in Florida ut as early q day
rs possible. I have 76 colonies 81
italian bees in large chaff hives
that wish to dispose Of on account
Of changing my residence. / also
have horses. colts, COWS, young cat
tie. Is Inch stone feed mill, sulky
plow, wagons, sleds, horse corr
planter Gorham seeder, several
stoves, chairs, and an extension
table and many other articles te
dispose OF that will be sold cheap.
G. w. Webster.
Bonair Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20
Riceyille Items.


Cooler.
Harvest IS at an end. and stacking
is in progress. The threshers are
now ready for work.
Work has been somewhat delayed
on account OF the rain, which
has injured the crops and re-
suited in dissatisfaction to the farm
ers.
The school ma'ams are going TO
Usage next week to attend the insti-
tnte for three weeks. Prof. Weld, OF
Cresco, is one OF the instructors.
The school ma'ams have enjoyed
themselves during vacation but are
now hard ut work trying to "catcll
on" school for the coming fall or
winter.
Two new shops were added here,
Il harness and 4 wagon shop. Boom!
As we walk mp and down the street
our prediction is that there will be 4
sidewalk here In the near future.
The railroad matter IL well talked OF.
ives is in Alton, or about five miles
down the Wapsie from Busti this
season. Max may "catch on" an
item Of what Ives does there yet.
There was a report OF dance that
occurred ut Mr.. and Mrs. Higginson's
place last week They had a grand
time and the dancers had monn-
ment OF fun in hopping around with
their arms around the girls all
night.
Col. Giles Great Circus is adver-
tiscd here. It will be at Riceville on
August ~. Come everybody and
tease hrt not touch the wild ami
mails.
Amateurs, hungry for Ice cream,
had Il party at Cuttings the other
night, and swallowed quarts Of "cold"
cream.
Supt. Chandler was on the look
out tor 4 horse thief from Usage aud
passed through here, Leroy, Chester
and Lime Springs in great haste,
being we'll armed. He returned the
evening after. It is very unfortunate
for the one armed owner who de-
pended on his team for living for
his family. IvFs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20
COUNTEREEITERS BEMAR Il

fFrom the Rochester Morning uerald.l

lFTOm Tie nocucsteT MOIniLS ucIuiu'J
The following injunction has been
obtained by the Hop Bitters
Company, of Rochester, N. T.,
sgalnst Co.,atinus d. Warner of
Beading. Michigan, prohibiting him
from manufacturing or selling ger.
man Hop Bttters."
The President OF the United states OF America
80 servants. uorkmen, statesmen and agents.
and each and every 0. ...,1..
whereas II has been represented unto the
Justice Of our Circuit Court, the Hon. STANLEY
Matthew'S, and the Hon. Henry b. Brown, ct
Detfolt, villain aAd fer said District sitting as
Court or Chancery that yOu, C0ilaJlMus i.
Warner are manufacturing and selling o 'medl-
cine German Hop Ditterss In FRAUDULENT MI
TATIoN OF the HOP BITTERs made and sold by
complainant: your said medicine being DEVISED,
CALCULATED AND INTENDED TO MIsLEAD THE pub
lie into purchasing such COUNTERPART 6 Gods as
the manufacture OF the complainant
We therefore, In consideration OF the premi-
SEES, do strictly ESJoIN you. the said Callatinus
2 Warner and all and every persons before
TN any fluids contained In bottles 10 as to In.
ducc the belief that such fluids are made by
complainant. and further, from manufacturing,
selling or Offering for sale any bttters or other
fluids 10 the bottles and with the labels, and In
the general form In which you were manufac.
turing aud selling the bitters called by you Ger
man Hop Bitters, on the filing OF the bill; or In
any other bottles. or with any other labels con-
triyed or deaigned TO represent or induce the
belief that the bitters or fluids sold by you
are the goods OF the complainant, until the
further order OF the Court.
WITNESS,
TrE HONORABLE MORRISON r. WAITE.
- Chief Jgs.ice oi the United states.
At Detroit, this fifteenth day Of July. AID. 1851
IL. ST. Walter s. IIarsha. Clerk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20

You may theorize and argue to the
farmer until you are hoarse, yet you
will fail to get them to prefer low
prices to high ones fol- their pro:
ducts. They know that one hushel
of wheat at $1,25 Ia currency will
buy one acre Of government land,
while it takes two and u half bushels
ut fifty cents to purchase it, though
it be in gold. They know that a
dollar in paper, il legal tender, will
aay dollar 10 so ID 'ps sy Y know WOW Veil
enough from experience that il you
run down prices by iessening the
currency to bring it to par with gold,
there will be no corresponding de-
crease in taxes, and salaries OF
county, state and municipal officers,
nor in the debts they owe.-[Senator
Logan,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20
An Ordinance Establishing Side.
walks.


BE IT DREAMED by THE TOWN COUNCIL.
OF the Incorporated Town OF Cresco, that a
sidewalk be put down commencing and running
as follows: at the southeast corner OF block No.
six 10Y In Beadle 4 StrOng's addition to Cresco.
running thence north on the east side OF said
block to the nOrthnaSt corner,
Also commencing at the southwest corner OF
block No. four AZ In Beadle 4 s.rong'5 addition,
running thence east 10 the southeast corner CT
said block,
Also commencing about 100 feet south Of the
northwest corner OF lot No. fourteen llN on the
WI SO section d 90-ll, running thence north to
che NV corner OF lot No. iifteen l5) on the WI
Sc % 99-ll,
Also commencing on the north side OF second
street at the east side OF Elm street running
thence east to Cherry street,
Also walk commencing at the southeast
corner OF block No. twelve (12) In Baldwins ad-
dlti0n and running thence west on the south
side OF same to the Sw corner.
suitable street crossings to be put down.
Said walks TO be not less than four ~ feet
to be built OF boards or plank, we'll laid and
nailed on three striugels, AKA, said walks 10 be
bans within 20 days after the publication OF
said ordinance.
This ordinance TO take effect on and after it,
passage and publication.
Passed and approved this nth day Of August,
1885. CT WHITE,
n. >. DURGIN, Mayor,
Recorder.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20
Fright Peart."

Il was right peart till the rhcuma-
tiz sot in said . suffering old Maa
who lived near the swamp. Fact is,
wherever you live yon can't be
right peart" il you are u victim Of
this troublesome disease. Captain
G. W. Hotsenpiller. Springfield c..
saya y founa gpeay relief from in.
flamatory rheumatism by using
Browns Iron bitters.n Thousands
Of other people have found aimilar
relief.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20
Value Of petitions.

General Butler once said that u
petition to have him hanged would
receive 100000 signature In Mas.
sachusetts, and $4,000 of those sign
ers would affix their names to o
petition to hang Themselves. FER
aonal and selfish motives, fear Of
offense or loss Of custom, and In fact
everything but the local or general
good arc chief impulses with which
the pen Is seized, and men add their
names to declarations which some
OF them never even read.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20

The Sentinel, Of Chicago, has en-
barked in a new enterprise: it is
published a Monthly Sentinel which
is in pamphlet form and containes
a fund of valuable campaign mat
ter. Brother Norton is'to be COM
mended for this move. subscribers
to the weekly can get this pamphlet
for two cents copy, vast amount
OF matter for the money. Non SUBJ
scribers are charged higher rate.
Send and get q dollars worth and
give your neighbors who are on the
anxious seat.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20
Another Grand Musical Feast.

There is now IN opportunity for
those who desire to learn to sing, as
we'll as those who sing already very
well. The pleasure derived from
the Musical Festival is yet fresh in
the minds, and Prof. Won Meyerhoff
has made, by request, plans to give
another one on Thanksgiving day.
The programme has already beer
made, and will embrace all IT,. vocal
powers Of children and adults, as
we'll rs the orchestra and brass
band. There will be more singing
in the next concert. This will ex.
tend the professors stay in Crosec,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20
Hay Fever.

l have suffered greatly from Pc
riodical returns Of Hay Fever, At
the suggestion OF Covert 4 Cheever
druggists, / obtained Ely's Cream
Balm and used 1t during severe at
tack. can cheerfuly testify rs to
the immediate and continued relief
obtained by its use. l heartily
recommend It to those suffering
from this or kindred complaints
Revl H. A. Smith, Clinton. Wis. 46t2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20
AsiaticChOlera.

Is the most destructive and dam
gerous OF all contagious diseases;
in fact Diarrchoea, Cholera Morbus
and stomach disorders arc greatly
modified forms Of this disease. Dur
ing these months it is unsafe to be
without Beggs, Diarrhosa Ealsam
which acts 80 successfully II all
summer complaints. Il is harm
less and pleasant to administer.
P..iice IS cents. For sale by Lathrop
4 Slawson's, Cresco. 16tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20

Many Of our exchanges are mourn
ing with the Irish Orator OF Cresoo /;
John Ntzhugh,, over the loss Of b
couple of blooded calves. According
to what we can make out by read
ing he has imported another one to
conduct a newspaper there in his
interest. But this Is liable to be IN
Irish Bull. Postal Card.
For the Information OF our readers
who do not know the facts, we would
cay that the imported animal re-
ferred to is Frank J. Stillman, who
is now publishing the Howard G0ui-
~ Graphi1.--iO hiekAsaM Democrat.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-20

Riel's form OF insanity is classed
by medical experts as '.magnalom-
ania." The experts do moi define the
tern, hui we take it Tor granted that
It is equivalent to our American
phrase Of getting into the wrong
pew" For instance, il Riel had
Waged his rebellion In Virginia
instead of Canada, in place Of going
to the gallOws he would now be the
gubernatorial candidate Of both
parties. Globe.