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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-02-25

Emigration appears to have already
begun from Wisconsin and tho other
states to cur own. Thursday morn.
ing several teams loaded With house.
held goods and families left this
place. ont their way from .near l..
Crosse to the vicinity Of Clear Lake.
To persons desiring q Western lcca-
ton where lands arc Of unsurpassed
richness. and at rates within the
reach Of oil this county offers better
inducements than any other Of our
acquaintance. The only drawback
to its settlement has been tire search
ty Of fuel, but with railroads pene.
,ratins the coal fields Of tho state.
and with al abundance Of COED coal
at Sc per ton within half days
drive Of some Of tho best lands il
tho county this objection is in =
measure removed. Large tracts of
these lands at low prices may be
found by calling on Kimbal! 4 Farms
worth of this place on the most lib.
eral terms
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People we're horror struck at the
idea that Que year Of Buchanan's ad-
miRistration should cost eighty -four
'nls!ions Of dollars. bus under the
soothing effect Of Cbasc's skin plds-
terra. they can Scarsely groan wien it
- officially announced that y p.blic
debt Of EIGHT HUNDRED MILLIoHs
follows Republican rule of . year
and halt. -Dccorsh Democrat.
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The secret Of tho appointment By
Graut. Of the untnown Jerseyman
named Bradley. - : Judge Of tho
Supreme Court. has leaked out. He
wss ons at the contributors who gave
Grant his villa 1t Long Branch. ".
J.. which il now bic recognized sum-
n,cr home. Piencs Or.
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FOR SALE.

ALARM Of $50 acres adjoining Lime
Springs Station, Howard county, Iowa, 90
acres under cultivation. House, stables,
and running water on the place. Enquire
IT s. l.. Carey at Lime Springs Station, OF
c. s. Thurber, Cre.co Iowa. Terms !ibcr-
eral. II.
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TO CONsUMPTlvEs.

TIE Advertiser, having been restored to health IN
few weeks, by very s,ap pie remedy, after havirs
AMI that dreaded disease. Consumption anxious
70 naso known to his ieow-suffsrcrs the means 81
cure
To NIL who desire IT, he will send copy OF the pre-
scriplion use. tree OF chsrgsl with t.- directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
fni sure CURE or Consumption Asthma, hi' nchit-
IL etc The object Of the advertiser In sending 'be
Prescription Is to benefit The afflicted, and sp-ead In
formation which he coneeves to he invaluable ; a-a
- hopes every sufferer will try his rcmel., as it vii
cost them nothing, ani may prove blessing.
psries wishing the prescription, viii please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Syll.l Williamsburg, Kings County. New YORK
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

HESrLkMAN who suffered for years from Nery-
On. DEBILITY Premature neca,, and all the effects #
youthful ndiscretien, will, fer Ct 6rring hui
manity. send ee to all who reed Il, the receipt and
dr-escns for ma ing he simple remedy by which he
cured Sufferers wishing tn pront by the nd
vsEtiserS exre reBce, csn do by."addr-ssng, with
perfect confidence, JOHN II. OGDEN. II,
n5yllyl No. ~ Cedar street, New 70 k.
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UNUSUAL OFFER.

" w. LEE. offers IL exehanse -
u acres Of good Prairie Land, With Sss
acres ofTimber, to fence it. for Tuelvs
Hundred Dollars. in Greebacks. Said land
j. three miles South Of New nregss, .spd
Within one half mile of School Nsusr.
Tie alec Offers &c. sale Els House ind Ii il
Eresco Ill-.,1
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I%f|!lI;|l;|I|

We do not wish to inform you, rc-der,
that DR. Wonderful, or any other man, has
| discovered remedy that cures ConsuIap-
ton, when the. lungs are half consumed. in
short, v i'll cure al diseases whether Of mind,
| body or estate make men live forever, and
leave death to play for want Of work. and
is designed to make our sublunary sphere q
blissful paradise, TO which Heaven itself
| shall lie but side show. You have heard
| enough Of that kid Of humbuSgery, and We
do not wonder that you have by this time be-
come Disguised with it. But when toll
you that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will
positively cure the worst cases Of Catarrh,
only assert that which thous IN Is can testify
70. will ply $500 REWARD for q ease or
ratarrL that l caLnot cure
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVE
RY WHERE.
PRICE ONLY so CENTS Sent by Mail
post paid, for Sixty Cents; Pour Packages
for $500 or ] Dozunndor $500. Send q
two cent stamp for I'rsSagc's pamphlet OF
Catarrh. Address the Proprietor.
X. Y. PIERCE. NJ. b
l7m3) BuFYALo, MY.
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Timber For Sale.

The undersigned has few acres II
choice young timber for sale, cheap ~
rash. For particulars enh npon, or adj
dress ELIJAH MURRAY,
l7Ny New oregon, Icwa.
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himself, printed by Penn Clark. In
some localities where the democrat
ic papers made it pretty lively on
Harlan. the whole Of Claris letter
vas publish bed. and a. the rcpl, to
that letter never saw daylight. through
the Republican papers iu this state,
the impression went out very gener-
ally that the vindication Of Harlan
was perfect. Nevertheless. tho 9TH
or aspiranss who saw through the
game Tor senator. used the charges
quietly. and ~ quietly laid Harlan
and themselves on the shell. Judge
Wright was taken up as the coGprc.
mise man, aud elected. The gener-
al opinieu is that this election has
laid Harlan aside politically, and
that even if the succcssor to Mr..
0rimcs had been elected from tho OK
trcac north part Of tho state, Fir.
Harlan could never have been re-.
elected. =
Rcpublicauism in Iowa means RID
'S~'Ss" ""N ~ S''oHS Wv tuS Dfclu
diccs that the republican M, sses sci
dom read democratic ,.aper. an,
never believe anything they contain
Quite q number Of Mr.. HARLAN,
friends have sail to NE, mo charge,
can te mad" agsirst Mr.. Harlan
which will injurs Lis standing with
the people. because the republican
papers will net reprint them, ant
therefore tie great bulk IF our "a.
ters Will xnow nothing Of them. n
This abatement was made to me BY ,
prom .ncnt editor in the state, and il
sn:wer to my inquiry "lf he though
y. was treating the people propcrly?'
said. 1--WE have right to p,int wha
VIC please, and so long as the pcopl,
do not complain we do not suppos,
that outsiders need be interested"
But how can the people complai,
when they do not know If Their grisv
uuces!" | asked
! where ignorance i. bliss, it wer,
folly to be wise,' was the reply.
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/ U ST oU I
THs MCLEAN & HOOPER ELASTIC
Lock STIrcH SEWING MACHINE.
The Simplest Machine
. in the World.

For hemming, telling, braiding, binding
e"rdins, er.broid.ring, .scsn,ing, quilting,
lacking. rufiiing, hem-stitching, and gather
ing Equally good for fine or heavy work.
Tie Most Practical Seri"g Machine
Erer Invented,
and Sc5 cheaper than any other frst-elass
nj. chine in the market. 1t will sew through
the entire Range Of family work, from main.
sock to the heaviest beaver cloth, making
the elastic lock stitch, which will not rip,
even il every third stitch be cut.
II takes the thread dDte.ly from the spool.
thus avoiding the necessity Of re-winding.
The Mclean g. Hooper, excels in the
following points, viz: Unequaled simplicity;
4uietness Of operation, ease Of manage
meut rapidly of execution having .
straight needle and the shortest one in use; ;
simplicity Of tension; in doing embroidery
by mere change Of spools, with zephyr
and silk making the best stitch for strength
and durability and the only stitch sufficient
~ elastic as not to break in the ordinary
strain OF e!.stic goods; its sean being less
! liable to rip in use or wear than the '.shu:-
tie stitch,h while it can be more easily taken
out ii desired; it has the most regular. the
strongest Us well as the simplcstNFEEp in
use; ia having the best attachments: in hav-
ing fewer points Of friction, and places to
oil and wear. ALL MACHINES ARE WAR
RAATGD IN EyEnY RESPECT Machines vi !
be sent on the receipt Of price, to any id
dress, Or by express, G. y. y. No. Ma
chine, oiled walnut table, With drawer, or
nsnentcd stand, oil, oil can, screw driver,
gauge, G dra needles aud printed directions,
$40. Every body should send for circular
Don't invest ono dollar until you have seen
the MCLEAN s HOOPER," We want n
good agent to take exclusive agency for
cpch town or county.
WOODAL, DAWNEY s. CO.,
l7yl. 90 Washington St., Chicago, III. .
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EQUINE CONDITION POWDERS.

CERTIFICATE.
~ hereby certify that have examined, and
thoroughly tNsted In my practice the
above ariiss. and regard them a. preparations a
great merit and wonld cordially recommend them
q heipx prepared with spccial care from re.
trsatsnt Il ths vA,ions d. cSses for which they
designed, than amy remedies Of which have
knowisdgs.
GEORGE H. DADD.
vsisrlsory Sksrsom. Author Of .An1ton,y ard Ply
sio!o9y Of tn Aorss," - Modern R"se Doctor" DC.
Purchaser, I'll ps.1s 1:l Sf SPY and
LORD 4 SMITH, Proprietors.
CHicA00. IlIs
For Sale at clemmer's Drug Stores, in
Cresco, and New Hampton, Iowa, and lie
Roy, and Austin, Mimi; also by Price s
Lowry, Cresco. nl0yl 81
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Kept by aI'oMe-
carries IN this
COT ntry. 4
single trial riN
convince the most
skcptical Of its
wonderful rciue.
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Words of Wisdom
POR YOUNG MEN,

FOR YOUNG MEN,
On the Ruling Passions in Youth sd
Early Manhood, with SELF HELP NJ
the Erring and unfortunate. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free Of eharos,
Address, How ARD ASSOCIATION. Nos p.
Philadelphia, Ia.
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Be- I II UGH TICKET
Can be procured at all principal Ticket o.
6ces in tho Northwest aud Southwest, and
at the Company's Offices, No. sc Clark
Street. Chicago. 4
CHASE. HATCH, Pc MORSE,
Genl supt GenI wcst'p Pass. A'st,
Cleveland, -. Chicago.
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Ncu Gre MADE
|! both riiA amt
Tfhou! sugar
coating, thus
adapting them 10
! The use Of every
body; Bscanse
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StlW1ttU;ik are
required. They
restore the ritat
forces in a re-
n,arkaLh degree,
and gire tone to
The system.
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We will mail the November number ant
December numbers Of the MUSICAL WoRLl
free to any address, as specimens, on re
ceipt Of ten cents for postage also our
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B ! D Old

riA6ly establishes Men. as taVo,'itss
,rith all vho use them.
The REASONS ,rhy Dr.. Roback's
Blood Fills should b. kept IN .s-
cry family are: Because They can
be employed tn all cases ,rhere d
".f,mily physic is required and
are perfectly SAFE IN th<ir admin
,stration at all times; Btcanss
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
A Story for Lawyers.

The Valley Of the Hackensack contains
still certain number of old people, des-
cendants of the old Hollandish settlers
people who will speak Dutch in their
homes, and who are reported to jog on
faithfully adhering to old styles Of living
and to old ideas.
One Of these {" old Dutchmen," Us they
are irrevently called, riding on the Nor
thern Railroad the other day, noticed at
Englewood handsome carriage, and
asked gentleman sitting not far from
him, a well-known New York lawyer,
:" It belongs to Colonel Bank" replied
the lawyer.
He must be rich man." observed the
settler. =,
EYES," replied the lawyer, che is q
rich man, and good honest man, too"
"Ahy'
"He Is banker and broker"
"a broker" said the old man with sur.
prise, "a banker and broker, and an
honest man ?"
"Oh, yes" replied the lawyer, there
are honest bankers and brokers'"
"Well," said the old man, in doubt
ing voice, II dunno bout it /; class 'em
all with lawyers" @ maI
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17

from under their beds, and things coming
in at the door. So
Is there remedy for that grievous woe,
the tyranny of great children over the les.
ser, Of the big brother, for instance, who
makes the little one taste the awful sensa-
sion Of being beaten about the head with
pillow, and drives him, indeed, from
pillar to post ell day3 e e
Can . mitigation be devited for the In.
evitable weary task, 20 sursto make young
life burden, Of learning lot to put feet
upon chair rounds, not to|touch the wall
In ascending the stairs, TO open doors with
out handling anything buttheir knobs, 70
refrain from the almost irresistible plea,
sure of drumming with knife And fork, to
clean shoes on the mat, and 20 f0fth ,
And what can soften the climax Of mis-
cry, from Shakspears's day to this-going
to schOoli II there balm for the
bursting, pitiful little heart child carries
in his breast when first he goes to school?
None. The baby scholar must carry his
own oppression. None are cognizant Of
his longing, anguishful yearning for his
mother, of his alarms and terrors. None
know the homcsick reveries he falls into
about the pleasant time when there was
no school in his horizon, except, perhaps,
the teacher, whose business it il to thrash
the boys, shakes her head at him If she
finds out what he Is thinking of-PW-
mam's Magazine.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
Skimmings.

From Josh Billings Farmers Almanac"
TRw GIT wrong things out ov yure
child's head, comb it often.
The time to be karefullest IL when we
have q hand full ov trumps.
TEw find the square root ov hogs
noze, turn him into garden patch.
TEw learn yure offspring to steal, make
them beg hard for all that you give them.
@. How long kan goose stand on one
legs A. Try it-that's the way the goose
found out.
THE devil liz q mean kuss he never
keeps his own promises, but alwus makes
us keep ours.
DANDELIoNs planted in April are almost
sure tew he'd out-so are tud-stools, so are
hed-cheese.
@. What IL the best cure for lazyness?
A. Milking COW on the run, and living
on the milk.
If l had mule who wouldn't kick nor
bite, should watch him dredful cluss till
found out WHARF hiz malice did lie.
WHEN yu see ID geese walking injin
file, and toeing in, yu kan deliberately bet
yure last surviving dollar on hard winter
THARE will be domestic eclipse this
year Visible only tew the naked eye),
kaused bi the new Comet Sorosis jumping
out ov her pasture, and kantering around
promiskuss
APRIL 13th.-To Ezra Push, Jun, a
patient was issued for a one-wheeled We
losipede. This wise fundamentally haz
two handles tew it, and IL purswaded by
taking hold ov the handles, and walking
between them with shove moshun. If
il wasn't velosipede, it would be an old
fashioned wheelbarrow.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
down stairs. He doesn't believe tina. she

down stairs. lie doesn't Oelleve that she
is deaf
THE meteorites which now arrive upon
the earth are not Of the same mineralogi-
cal nature as those which fell in past ages
Formerly iron fell; now stones fall. Dur
ing the last 118 years, there have been in
Europe but three falls Of iron, whereas
there have been annually, on an average,
three falls of stones. Perhaps it may
even be said that stones Of new kind
are beginning to arrive, for falls Of carbona-
ceOus meteorites were unknown before
the year 1903, and four have been observ-
ed since then.
TH1 Philadelphia "Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals has
received 3t,67462 during the past year,
and expended 44,520W. They have
erected three fountains; published cards
and toy books for children, Hints to
owners of horses and mules, grooms and
drivers" copies Of the recent "Act for
the punishment of cruelty to animals in
the Common" and an edition Of (" A Plea
for the Dumb Creation" and reported 487
cases of cruelty. Twenty thousand dol
lars have been lately presented to the So
ciety by L. Morris Vain, Esq, the Presi-
dent
AT Mark Twain's lecture at Ogdens-
burgh, . few days since, he introduced
himself as follows: Ladies and Gentle
men: The next lecture of this course
will be delivered this evening by Samuel
L. Clemens otherwise Mark Twain, q gen.
tleman whose high character and unim-
peachable integrity are only equalled by
his comeliness Of person and grace OF
manner. And am the man. You will
excuse me for introducing myself, for !
have just excused the Chairman from in
PRODUCING me. I know it's not the usual
way, but the fact is j never yet have found
q Chairman of Lecture Committee who
was equal to the task of introducing me
as ought to be introduced"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17

scientific farming" by raising such
crops as filled those who saw them with
| wonder:
Walking one day over the farm Of the
late Prof. Mapes, he showed me q field of
rather less than ten acres, and said, Il
bought that field for $2,40O, q year ago
last September. There was then light
crop of corn on it, which the seller re-
served and took away. I under drained
the field that fall, plowed and subsoiled it,
fertillzed 1t literally, and planted it with
cabbage; and when these matured, / sold
them for enough to pay for land, labor
and fertilizers altogether The field was
now worth far more than when he bought
1t, and he had cleared it within fifteen
months from the date of its purchase. I
consider that good operation. Another
year, the crop might have been poor, or
might have sold much lower, 90 as hardly
to pay for the labor but there are risks
in other pursuits as web as in farming.
A fruit-farmer on the Hudson above
Newberg showed me, three years since, q
held OF eight or ten acres which he had
nicely set with grapes, in rows ten feet
apart, with beds of strawberries between
the rows, from which he assured me that
his sales exceeded 500 per annum. pre-
sumo his outlay for labor, including pick
ing, was less than $500 per annum but it
cost something to make this field what it
then was. Say that he had spent $1,000
per acre in under draining, and enrichlng
and tilling this field, to bring it to this con-
dition, including the cost of his plants,
and still there must have been a clear
profit here of at least $500 per acre.
might multiply illustrations; but let
the foregoing suffice. readily admit that
shiftless farming don't pay-that poor
crops don't pay-that it is hard work to
make money by farming without some
capital-that frost, or hail, or drouth, or
floods, or insects, may blast the farmers
hopes, after he has done his best to de-
serve or achieve success but insist that,
as general proposition, COOP Farming
DOES pay-that few pursuits afford as
good prospect, as full an assurance, of
reward for intelligent, energetic, persist
ent effort az this does"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
Oh inese Method Of Preserving Eggs.

AS much has been said of late about
the modes Of preserving eggs, it may not
be uninteresting to say few words about
the Chinese methods, as related bv
French Chemist, NJ. Paul Champion.
who had lately visited that country, and
published very interesting book on the
ancient and modern industries of that
curious people.
A very common method is to place the
eggs in mixture Of clay and water the
clay hardens around the eggs, and ID said
to preserve them good for q considerable
time. But another and much more elabo.
rate method Is also commonly practised.
An infusion of three pounds of tea il made
In boiling water, and to this are added
three pounds Of quicklime Tor seven
pounds when the operation 10 performed
In wintsr), nine pounds Of sea salt, and
seven pounds of ashes of burnt oak finely
powdered. This is all well mixed TO-
gether into smooth paste by means Of q
wooden spatula, and then each egg is COW
cred with 1t by hand, gloves being worn
to prevent the corrosive action Of the
lime on the hands, When the eggs are
all covered with the mixture, they are
rolled In mass Of straw ashe1 and then
placed in baskets with balls of rice
boiled, we presume-to keep the eggs
from touching each other.
About 100 to $50 eggs are placed in one
basket In about three months the whole
becomes hardened into crust, and then
the eggs are sent to market; the retail
price Of such eggs ID generally less than q
penny each. These eggs are highly
esteemed in China, and always served in
good houses; but they have undergone
strange transformation, which certainly
would not recommend them to English
palates; the yolk has assumed . decidedly
green tinge, and the white u set. When
broken, they emit thAtunpleasant sulphur.
Gus smell which would certainly cause
their instant Punishment from our break
fast tables However, the Chinese are
admitted, even BY Frenchmen. TO BE- great
gossrmets; and we can only ray, therefore,
that IN .questions about eating there is car.
taihly no disputing about tastes. -6cies-
tifc american.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17

I have seen stream Of drivers crossing
an open patch at six o'clock in the morn.
ing, and at six O'Clock at night their mum.
Der was unfinished. How long they had
been passing before l saw them, or how
long il continued I am unable to say.
Their path, from constant travel. became
quite worn and smooth. The natives arc
very careful TO remove all grass from the
vicinity Of their houses, as means OF
keeping off these Professionalism Ndts.
Tnlisf