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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-20
FACTS EoR REMEMBRANCE. -

FACTS EoR REMEMBRANCE. -
Here are 4 few facts worthy of re-
mcmbrancc, The Government did
not promise to pay gold except for
small portion of it's bonds Of in
dcbteduess. Nevertheless the bond
holders are claiming and their
friends are insisting that all the
bonds shall be redeemed in gold.
The same bonds which the holders
how demand gold for, they bought
with legal tender greenbackS. They
lent paper money and want gold in
return. The people, on the contra
ry, who had made contracts in gold
who had lent gold-were compcll-
ed to take grcenbacks in return.
The rule has been, one currency for
the people and another for the bond
holders. The soldier who may have
lost an arm or leg in the war, and
who put his bounties and other saw
ings of money into house and lot,
is taxed three or four per cent up
on it, while the man who lent green
backs to the Government and took
its bonds payable with usurious
interest, has his money so invested,
exempt from taxation. The rule
has been, tax the people, tax even
the MANNED and wounded soldier,
but spare the wealthy bond-holder.
Enquirer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-20

CoLoRED AsPIRANTs FOR OFFICE.
1t is stated that the radical par
ish conventions in Louisiana are in
many instances nominating negroes
as their candidates for the state
convention. In East Baton Rouge,
Louis Francois and Marceslange,
colored, and G.. W. Regain, white,
were nominated by large meeting,
composed mainly of blacks. In
Rapides parish, G. y. Kelso, col
ored, is the regular radical candi-
date, opposed by Col. Cupid Brooks,
also coloreo, who is an Independent
candidate.
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Democratic state Tick ct.
Platform Adopted by the
Iowa Demo Con-
yenliOn. June 70. 1867

Resolved, l. That the maintenance in
violate of the rights of the States. and cs-
pecially the right Of each State to order
aud control its own domestic institutions
according to it's own judsmen, exclusive
", is essential to that balance o. power on
which the perfection and endurance of our
political faith depends.
9. That We believe each state has the
right to regulate the elective franchise for
itself, and we, us the citizens of the state
Of Iowa. are opposed to striking the word
white out of our State Constitution.
3, That the existing tariff laws are uu-
Just and heavily burthensome to the agr-
cultural States, without being of CORES
ponding benefit to the government, and
only of advantage to a few manuftcturin 2
States, and should be repealed or greatly
modified.
4. That all classes Of property should
pay proportionate rate toward dctraylns
the expenses of the government. We are
therefore in favor Of taxing government
bonds the same as other property.
5. That we are in favor of repeating
the present prohibitory liquor law Of this
State, and enacting a well regulated Ii
censc law in lieu thereof
6. That we are in favor Of an amend
mcnt to the constitution of our State Civ
ing to Foreigners the elective franchise af-
ter they have declared to become citizens
of the United States and have resided in
this State one year.
7. That the denial of the right Of rep
resentation to ten States of the Union
through odious military restriction. in vi
ol,+ion of the constitutions should meet
with unqualified opposition of every good
citizen.
8. That we demand of our public Off
GERS State and National, the strictest econ
omy in order to reduce the present system
of burdensome taxation, and We dcnOunce
in the severest terms the pref gacy and
knavery of our state officers and Of con-
greSs.
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Too True.

An eminent Republican, in late
speech, said: There was 40 hour
during the war of the rebellion,
when there was greater RESPONSE
bility placed upon us than rests up
on us to-day
True for you, Mr.. Republican
The responsibility that now rests
upon us, is nearly Three Thou
sand Millions of dollars of Ma.
tional debt. 1t is, indeed, great
responsibility to carry such load
of debt. Tax payers feel it.
Council Bluffs Bugle.
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DR.. BELLS
Great New England Remedy,
Fer Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Catarrh, Consumptions,
Bronchial Affections,
Balsam Of Alpine Moss.

This great remedy should be immedi-
ately resorted to by every person laboring
under symptoms which indicate incipient
Consumption, such as Pains in the Side
or Chest, Hacking Cough Splitting of
Blood &C.. 81 ould admonish you 70 h.,v"
recourse to an appropriate Remedy with
out delay.
Whatever is done to relieve the Con-
the early and forming stages fthe disease,
rs it is then alone that remedies can be ex-
hibitcd with any flatterinS hope ofsuccess.
In many cases this Balsam has been suf-
fcient to afford prompt and permanent re-
lief. In others, too far advanced before
having recourse to it. it has alleyiatcd suf-
fering and protracted the patients life
and in no case can it do an injury. Give
it an early, trial, and it will afford relief
If you spend your money and your time
upon other remedies before the knowledge
Of the efficacy of this Balsam reaches you,
give it a trial, even at late hour, and if
it fails to arrest the disease, you and your
friends will have the satisfaction of having
done all in your power to delay the fatal
crisis
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Yox-A-DAU-DA BITTERs, for Dyspepsia
Liver Complaints, &c.
Please send for circulars of them, sent
to any address free Of charge. n34v8y1
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in Milwaukee. Ofcourse we regis
tered at the "Newhall' going down
as an Indian agent from the West,
and getting off cheaply for the
supposed sacrifices we had made
for our laccrated country.
On the trip through gan we
observed an abundance of fruit Of he
best and choicest varieties of peach.
es and apples. Small grains were
not near as good as in northern
Iowa, owing to the extreme drouth,
while corn from the same cause was
small, besides being injured in
many localities by an early frost.
So too in the vicinity of Cleveland
the extreme drouth had severely
injured corn while the meadows and
pastures were dry enough to burn.
The injury however as we were in
formed was entirely local.
At Cleveland We of course called
on our namcSake. the Plain Dealer,
meeting a fine and talented gentle
man in the person of w. W. Arm
strang ITS editor. In the exciting
gubernatorial convass now going on
in Ohio the Plain Dealer is doing
ycoman service, deeply parta king
of the enthusiasm that the glorious
results of the California election
seems to inspire the masses.
Arrived at jamestown we made
stampede for the Louck's House,
kept by the prince of landlords Ham.
LouckS, looked the town over noted
the changes in the faces on the streets
and the business signs overhanging
the doors of the various places of
business, rejecting upon the uner-
ring certainty with which time in its
rapid march is Scvcring all our at
tachments for this, once to us, the
dearest spot on earth. In fact such
has been the change that we stand
here in sight of the scenes of oil our
boyhood days and even more mature
years, almost "a stranger in
strange land" yet in land with
whose every hill and dale We are ia
miliar.
At Busti the familiar face of Jay
White, long resident of New Ore
gon peercd out from behind piles of
dry goods and although from him and
others cordial welcome was heartily
extended, the absence of the faces
now hushed in eternal silence op-
pressed us with an uneasy and rest
less desire to away where other and
more pleasant associations would
greet US.
At the term of the Supreme Court
now in session at Mayville two mur-
der trials will be had, one of Free
man the brutal and inhuman fend
who put his own infant into boiler
and there left 1t till frozen to death,
the other an inhuman wretch that
beat his own child to death. Both
of these Internal villains have for
years howled necessarily about the
cruelties inflicted upon the negro and
both will end their Infamous lives,
if they meet their just deserts, dang
ling from the gallows, in cxpiation
of the horrid crime of numbering
theirown offspring.
OF political matters we will not
speak. Indeed there is nothing here
in the political market to write
about. There appears to be gen.
e-al lull in this state as neither
party has made it's nominations.
NJ.
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We shall soon hear of a Congress-
ional Committee sent to inquire
whether the people Of California
can be trusted to govern themselves
The mileage would be a big thing,
and John Chinaman, with the aid
of Frecdmen's Bureau and a stand
ing army, could be shown in short
time, how to vote the Republican
ticket.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-20

The radicals oppose the yment
Of the public debt with greenbacks,
on the ground that the greenbacks
could not be redeemed. If we can
not redeem the grecnbacks WITHOUT
INTEREST, will some one tell us how
we are to redeem the bonds bearing
interest.
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Editorial Gossip.
BUsTI, n. Y, Sept. II.

DEAR JUNIOR
While it is no news to you and of
no interest to the outside world,
such is human frailty that we nat
urally start out by apprising the
world outside, that somehow, we
raised STAMPS enough to HE
away to this "paradise.
Leaving Cresco on the End under
the kind guidance Of Conductor
Swarthout, we made run unequal
ed in the annals of the past except
the famous run of a Western gem
tleman in 1861, from Harrisburg to
Washington. On arriving in the
thriving city Of McGregor we were
agreeably surprised with the mani
fest prosperity everywhere seen.
The place which by the predictions
of certain oUID NUSCs was to become
of no earthly Importance as point
Of business, is fast outstripping it's
young and ambitious rivalsin north
ern Iowa. Block after block of
stately stores, constructed in the
most substantial manner, rear their
lofty proportions in various parts of
the city. Even the bluffs that rear
their heads high above the town are
being made of use. Excavations
are being made, extending back
many feet into the bowels Of these
towering monuments, as recepta-
Giles for the various uses to which
store room and cellar may be APP
piled These vast vaults Of course
are Of solid rock and with fire proof
doors are safe from all danger from
the elements.
Of the people Of the city we saw
not few, not unlike the deceased
Artemus Ward on his visit to Rich
mond whose first care was to call at
the Spottswood House and shake the
genial Spotsy by the hand, so we
took the precaution to call at the
Evans house, clasping within our
own the generous hand of the pro-
prietor and cheerfully putting our
self outside of large sized dinner.
Rambling about the city we saw
Townsend the camphor man, French
Hubbard, Gilmore and the News
boys; Ormsby, Woliscroft and Dan
Lacy the fruit vendors of North
Iowa; Hammer, Barron, Benton,
druggist and also Benton p. NJ. !,
which means the same as p. v.
Nasty defines it appended to his
name. DR.. Lewis, Rubl e, Pat
Richardson, John Audrick, the frank
and whole souled Malone. Bass and
in fact all creation, except a lot Of
good fellows that had gone to Eliza
der cenotaphing to the memory Of
soldiers and burying monument con
tractors in foul rubbish, created by
well there is a difference of opin-
ion.
Leaving McGregor we made TO
the Dousman House at Prairie du
Chen again initiating that eminen
Tourist, Ward, and afterward feast
Ing the inner man sumptu ously
Retiring to . sleeping car we wer
peon wrapped in the arms of Nor
pheus to be aroused by a "Colore'
cuss from Africa" and confronte
With tho intelligence that we wcr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-20

The first locomotive used in
America was the "John Bull" in
1888, between Albany and Schen-
ectaday. Her copper ixings were
made by Peter Smith, of Albany.
The "John Bull' is still alive and
is kept as curiosity at the Albany
Iron works, near Troy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-20

A correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune suggests that "unmist aka
BILE symptoms of free trade seem to
be breaking out in the columns of
that paper. Considering the fact
that the Tribune has devoted the
greater part Of his editorial space
to arguments against protective
tariffs, for several months, it may
be said that the correspondent states
the symptoms very mildly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-20

DR.. Cummings who prophesied the
end of the world this year, says he
made a mistake in the estimates,
which, when corrected, will post
pone the event million Of years.
Let us wait and see if the doctor is
right in his new calculations.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-20

The Council Bluffs nd St. JOS
eph Rail Road Cnmpany have re-
leased the city of St. Joseph from
it's vote of $3.50. 900 in favor of
that road on condition that the city
furnishes free right of way throug h
that city and erect depot. One
of the new conditions is sthat the
road shall he finished to Forest
City by March 1st, 1865.
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OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indiscretjon. will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the recipe and di.
rcctions foS making the simple rene ly by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can
do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN Il. OGDEN, ~ Cedar Street, New
York. 26-Syl
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''havc no candidates of true worth, -
there are doubtless many who have
not yet learned it, and owing to
mans depravity "will choose evil
rather than good despite this hui
initiating announcement, though it
come from the lips of sanetity.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-20
DR.. A. j. WIGGINS'
PILE PILLS.

In placing before the public, DR.. A. J.
WlGGlNS' Pile Pills, We do so with
feeling of confidence that they are to supply
remedy which has long been required,
but hitherto been unattainable, nor do We
do SO without first having thoroughly tested
their medical properties, and ascertainsd
by actual practical demonstration. that
they will effect speedy and permanent
cures, and accomplish all we claim for them
| and to satisfy the public that we are sim
cere, we will warrant them to relieve A.
permanently cure (when taken strictly ae-
cording to directions, any case of Blind.
Bile e ding or Itching Piles, or
authorize the Druggist to refund the money
paid for the Pills.
We do not claim for them that they will
cure 'prolapsus ami or fistula,'' as those
diseases require careful and skillful sur
gical treatment but in such cases, No
...,.,t,r how severe, they will afford great
and almost immediate relief The few out
Of the many hundreds Of certificates We
have, which we print below, will bear some
evidence Of their great curative powers
Any of the parties whose names appear in
connection with the certificates are willing
and will be glad to answer any commune
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cure.
Read the following from one of the old
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He has been IN the employ of the Detroit
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DETROIT, September s, 1896
Messrs. A. J. WIGG1Ns & Co., Gentlemen:
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Passenger Conductor on Detroit & Mil
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GRAND RAPIDS, August 81, 1895.
A. J. WIGGINs, NJ. D., & Co., Gentlemen:
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w. P. BURROUGHS,
Clothing Merchant.
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WADE AND BUTLEH.-Ben Butler
said to correspondent of The Bos-
ton Advertiser: 1T would seem to
be wisdom in the first place, to have
all national securities taxed" -
Wade undoubtedly had Butler in
his eye, when he said at Portsmouth,
Ohio, "Show me man who is in
favor of taxing United States bonds,
and will show you penitentiary
bird. | would not trust such a man
in my sheep pasture after dark. -
They know one another.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-20

The Temperance Platform, the
radical organ at the state capital,
says that the radical party will be
better off if the German lager
heads will leave it this fall. Of
that there is some dispute among
the radicals, but that the Germans
will be better off when they are out
of the party Of temperance fanatics
does not admit of controversy.
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SCRANTON, PA, Sept. ID, 1856,

SCKANTON, PA, Sept IA, 1856.
DR.. A. J. WIGGINs, Dear Sir
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that disease for twenty years, at times un-
able to attend to my business. Ihave been
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Pills. You are at liberty to publish this
certificate if you choose.
Yours, &C.,
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ST. JOHNS, MICH, Sept. "a. 1856

ST. JOHNS, MlCH, sept. "a, 1856.
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TAKENO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
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The Democrats will have ma
jority Of eighteen or twenty in the
California Legislature on joint bal
lot. This insures the election Of
a Democrat to the United States
Senate.
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On the radical cure without medicine
Of SpermatorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses. Impotcncy,
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at once simple, certain, and effectual, by
means Of which eyely sufferer, no matter
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self cheaply. privately, and radically.
by This lecture should be in the hands
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Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address postpaid, on receipt Of six
cents, or two post stamps.
Address the publishers, n34vS
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Lime! Lime !

A choice quality of fresh burnt lime may
be found at Garvers, about half way be-
tween Forreston and Lime Springs. 1t is
the intention to keepa supply constantly
on hand. Price reasonable and quality
excellent.
n4ltf Foreston Aug. 20 1867.
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MANUFACTURED BY
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ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN,
AND SOLD ONLY BY
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to whom all orders should be addressed.
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Patent Medicines everywhere. Orders
sent to the U. s. Proprietary Medicine Co.,
Cincinnati, o., enclosing one dollar and
three red stamps can have the Pills sent
them by return mail, be particular to give
post Office address, town, county, and
StRtA. In7-0yl
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
by Helmbold's Extract BUCHU.
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EM1sRArIoN.-A steady stream
of emigration is pouring into the.
United States with undated rapid
ity. The arrivals from Ireland, es-
pecially, are unusually large, not
withstarding the active demand for
abor in that country. Despite the
high taxes caused by the rebellion,
America still remains one of the
most prosperous countries on the
globe. We would not continue to
have an annual influx of hundreds of
thousands of emf grants if many OPP
portunities for employment were not
open, and if this country was not
found by its new citizens to offer to
Industrious toilers richer rewards
than Europe. We have still room
for millions more of industrious men
and women, and every new cargo of
this precious freight at once affords
a guarantee of increased prosperity
by strengthening our industrial
forces, and gives proof of the prac-
teal appreciation Of superior advan-
tages enjoyed by the citizens of the
United ates.-Press, Philadelphia.
The radical papers have been
publishing talks" that somebody
or another has had with Sumner,
Wilson, and Butler, about impeacL-
ing the President, but We have
seen NO ''talks' of either Of these
worthless about the California or
Maine election.