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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-15
a CAR d.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
Arerica as a missionary, Dissolved safe
and simple remedy for the Cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Eurly Iecay, Diseases Of tho
Urinary Organs, and the whole train Of
disorders brought on by baneful and vicious
habits Great numbers have been CURED ~
this noble remedy. Prompted BY . desire
TO benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, !
will scnd the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, in u sealed envelope, 70 any
one who needs il, TaEs or CHARGE.
Address. JOSEPH +. INMAN,
Station D. Bible House,
.-ms Now York City.
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Council PROCEEDINGS.

CkEsCo, April IL, 1871.
Met At the Office Of W. Il. Mead,
Recorder, for the Inauguration Of Of.
6ccrs elect.
Roll call was answered by ] F Web.
ster, Il. Phelan. A. D. Wright, ]. J.
Clemmcr and N G Dow. who were du-
ly qualified to tho Office Of Trustees,
when the oath Of Office aud Official
bond Of L. T. Woodcock. Mayor
elect was approved and he duly in.
Quoted to Office. The oath Of Office
and official bond Of b. Chaplin Treas
urer was presented and approved;
also oath Of Office aud oti:ial bond Of
\ s. Young, Marshal. was present.
ed and approved; also oath Of Office
and Official boud Of Jacob Lowry.
Collector: also bond and oath of Of.
6ce Of Thomas Dale, street commits
sioncr; also oath Of Office Of W.. r.
Moad. Recorder; also oath Of office
OF D. 0. Preston. Attorney. The
bond Of A.. 3. Woodward for Pound
Master, not having any security was
not approved. but the Recorder was
authorized to approve it Whom surety
is given. - sas@r..
On motion Of A. D. Wright nd.
journed to meet =. half past s.. N.
tomorrow.
$50 4. ~. April H..
Ne. pursuant to adjournucst. +
Mayor Woodco:k presiding.
Wright, Webster. Phelan and
C!smmsr Of the Trustees present.
Minutes Of yesterday read and ap.
proved. zaas4 asa
On motion Of phclsn tho bill of
wm. Ballard. for registering the
names Of electors and for TRANSCRIPT.
ing ordinances was allowed at $40. 90.
Also tho bill Of A. s. Young for ser.
vices as clerk in registering names
Of electors and clearing siso walks
was allowed at $500.
Bill Of J. r. Webster for work in
building street crossings summer u
1860 was allowed, for S days Sl2.5o.
On motion it was ordered that a
duplicate order be issued to Webster
& Reed in place Of order No. 80,
date Nov. 10, 1865. Cor the. amount
Of $40. the original not having been
paid and being lost or destroyed.
On motion o. Webster. Marshal
Young was instructed to notify par
ties in town Of the existence Of mi.
sances on or about their premises,
and that unless the persons commit.
ting Or suffering the same sbots. them
that then They be abatcd by the Mar
shall at the cost Of tho person or
property in default. The ayes and
nays we're called, Wright. Clsmmcr.
Webster and Phelaa voting 10 tho
Affirmative. L@ at- fsEE~l
The following resolution was Of.
fered by A D. Wright. IN.
R>1ois.d,. That ! aide walk CON-
on the east side Of Cherry
street. and OF tia SGnkh aida nf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-15
PLANTATION BITTERs.
8. T.-1SOO-X.

This wonderful vegetable restora.
tive is the sheet-anchor Of the feeble
and debilitated. AS a tonic and
cordial for the aged and languid, il,
has no equal among omachics. As
remedy for the nervous weakness o
which women are especially subject,
it Is superscding every other stimu-
liant. In all climates, tropical
temperate or frigid. it acts as spa
ellie in every species Of disorder which
undcrmines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal Spirits
For sale by all druggists. l2Omc
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-15
UNUSUAL OFFER.

+" w. LEE, offers to exchange 50
i acres Of good Prairie Land, With five
acres ofTimber, to fence it, for Twelve
Hundred Dollars, in Greebacks. Said land
Is three. miles South Of New Oregon, end
Within one half mile Of . School House
He also offers for sale his House and LIT in
rre-eo. IN-ots
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Notice or DIssolutlon.

NUSSSO - Os0sOAssSsV0s
NOTICE Is horeb7 given that the part
IN nership heretofore existing between
Peck Z Mocrs IN tho Livery business in
Cressois this day dissolved and al claims
duo the late firm # Peck l. Moore will b,
paid 70 Moore oud JSnes. -
PIP. PECK.
81 AL y. D. Moons.
Dated April ~ 1910. (24-3.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-15

TyH1s IS NO HIMBUG. BY sending
Il IS cents, With age, height, color II
eyes md hair, you will receive, BY return
msil, correct picture Of your future hus-
band or wife, with name AMI date Of mar
rage. Address W FIX, +. @. Drawer No.
-, FulsnEyii!c y. 7. ..-n1.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-15

GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
SO to 5000 per month. We want to
employ q good agent in every county
in the IT, s. on commission or salary
% introduce our World Renowned
Patent White Wiz: Clothes Lines
Val .ast a hundred years II you want
profitable and pleasant employment adj
dress r. 8 Bush 4 Co. Manufacturers, IS
William St., N. Y. or 10 Dearborn Street,
Chicago. 4w
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Because

After eleven years expert
cnce and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands Of lot
ters (unsolicited) Of the re-
markable cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column Of cures by these
medicines. "
For Sale by DR.. Clcmmer. Creseo.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-15

See advertisement Of lr. Butts Dispe...
sary, headed Book for the million--MAR
MACE GriDE---in another column. Il
should be read by all. 2, 'f
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-15
New Advertisements.

4v~VV AANA ~ = NAoS XA4N4x
-----------------=--- -
THE new ARTICLE on FOOD
For twenty-five cents you
can buy of Your I'russis, or
Grocer a package Of Sea Moss
Fa'ine. manufactured from pure
Irish Moss or Carrasccn, which
will make sixteen gu IRIS Of
B anc Mango, aud IA like qaan1'
ty OF puddiugs. Cuslards
Creams, Charlotte Rassr, Ac.
&c. II is by far the cheapest,
hea!|hiest and most delicious
food in the world.
RAND SEA MOssFA1INE co.,
So Park Place. N. Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-15

Specta Cles.-Lazarus aud Morris,
the eminent manufacturing opticians of
Hartford, Conn, have appointed DR.. J. J..
Clemmer. Cresco, as sa,a asent for Howard
county for the sale Of their Celebrated Per-
fested Spectacles and Eyeglasses sent in
Cola, Silver, and fine steel frames. Exper-
iment, experience and the erection Of costly
machinery has enabled them to produce the
most brilliant lens the world has vet seen,
their beauty Of finish and moderate price
recommends alike to all. By certain sys-
tenn with which Dr.. Cleaner has become &C.
quainted the exact focal distance required
BY any spectacle wearer can be Immediately
obtained 80 that in all cases Z perfeettt can
be relied on and il in fact guaranteed these
glasses preserve the sight, invariably last
ing many years without change being nee
eesary. 1l-yl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-15

Rocky Mountain
BitteI9.

Rocky Mountain
Bittel.s.
Avery superior regulating Tonic, plsss-
Ant to the. taste, importing vigor and
Strength to the constitution. A thorough
PurIfer Of the B:ood, #t
) regulator Of neryous force spda power
ful Yustainor Of health against the sncroacb-
ments of disease.
Dyspepsia or Indigestlon,
that hane Of Americans is speedily cured
by the use Of this Tonic, also for Liver Dir
eases, Disorders Of the Kidneys and loss Of
muscular power, It will be found specific,
and IS = preycptivs Of 7z Iii
FEVER AND AGUE,f5
" res.orer Of the natural powers Of The
system when broken down BY continued
ague attacks, il has no eqaal Us curative
for the Invalid and pressutive for the we'll,
it cannot be surp.sssl
FEM ALES, whose constitutions have
become nervous and dcbilitated through &C.
dentary habits and close confinement to
house hold aud oth-r domestic duties, will
end in these Eittersa Tonic possessed Of in
trinsic virtues, able at all times to establish
hca.tby standard and bestow new lease
Of prestine health, caoeEfulness, and alacr.
" q spirits 50 necessary to tho Lsppinsss
e Women.
II you cannot obtain tho Dittcr5 from
your druggist or grocer, you can remit the
money to 10 and We will send 40 you direct,
one dollar per bottle or six bottles for Ave
dollars. 3.aE Gs
| Address, ROCKY Morx1ais Dlrrsas Co.
ll-a4 sy 247 Fulton Street. New York.
PTLnOyIC REMEDY
mr. .'Foor Mans Cough Balssn.''
A safe and reliable antidote for diseases
!, Of the Throat and Lungs the most asdeStual
preparation in the Herld for Coughs, Colds.
lntiush1A, Group, AAbma, Consumption of
the Lun2s, Splitting Of Blood. Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Tishtness, Soreness, and
oil Elections Of the Throat and Lungs, -
oeats per bottle. Manufactured only, ct the
Proprietary s1edisine Warshouss
TEE ROCKY MOUNTAIN D:rrEas CO.,
s2l-yIl. -. 2O7. Fulton ST., N. Y.
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w by

Are Dr.. c.. w. Roback's
Stomach Bitters, Blood l'u-
ritter and Blood Pills the
three greatest remedies tho
world has ever known?
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LIFE IN UTAH
MYSTERIES Of MoRMoNlsM

~ y. -. - -. lE, Lalttf Q. Inc cat
Lake Reporter.
BEING an EXPOSE Of THEIR SECRET
RliE., sLh I-iON Is and GRIMES.
With a full and authentic history of Pc.
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gin TO the present time.
CEUTION-Oll and iuferisr works
on the Mcrnions nrc heiag circulated See
that each book contains 50 fine engravings,
and $40 pages.
Agents Wanted. Send for Circulars and
see our terms and full description Of the
work Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio; Chicago, III or St.
Louis. Mo @4-ni.
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W ords Of Wisdom

FOR YOUNG MEN,
On the Ruling Passions in Youth sd
Early Manhood, With SELF HELP ~
the Erring and unfortunate. 6sns ~
sealed letter envelopes, free Of oAa1q4
Address, How AID ASSOCIATION. Rox
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Because

The Blood Purifier is tho
only article in the market
whichcontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported OK
pressly from Sweden for its
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
Of polophyllum Mandl"ke
Root,) and is 4 substitute
for Mercury.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-10

A Dry GOODS CLERK::-I am dry goods
clerk, poor unfortunate individual, doomed
to experience constant annoyances in endea-
voring to please fastideous public, sand fail
ing to do this, receive no thanks for whatever
Inconvenience may suffer, or the amount of
goods caused by the request of some fair dam
sci to- obtain samples for ma"
Iconsider it 4 delightful recreation to be
allowed the privilege of waiting un a maiden
who is desirous of Hooking around" and
wishes to examine the latest styles, who rails.
es my hopes in leading me to anticipate the
probability of a large purchase, then asks for
scrap" which l smllingly procure, and
swear it is not the slightest inconvenience
thinking all the time what an excellent thing
it would be if they were suddenly. transported
to the other side or that jordan, where 1.-THE
song says) there is room tor all.
l am in ecstasles when discover, entering
the establishment, a middle aged woman who
understands the texture OF an article better
than the manufacturer, anu "reckons" the
goods are fright peart looking, but powerful
common" and declares she was Offered pre
cisely the same material at Toodles TOR TWEEN
| ty per cent. less than it could be purchased b,
my employer; persists such is the case NOT
withstandiog my positive knowledge TO thu
| contrary, and considers me no gentleman be
cause L cour,eously inform her that she i
probably mistaken in the quality of th,
| goods.
My fellow clerks and generally have tus
| sle tor the extreme pleasure of serving oil
ladies who have forgotten their spectacles
| and imagine you are taking advantage o
| their unfortunate loss of sight in misrepre
| senting and giving them one arucie whe'
| they expressly call for another, an'
| inform you how different things were whei
| they were girls. But respect for age forbid
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-10
Gossip and Gienniu gs.

The shipment of cattle from Texas this
year over the Kansas Pacf fc road will reach
the large aggregate of 10000 head.
"A Cleveland bridegroom wound up a
honeymoon the other day by making honey
comb of his wfes head with revolver.
General Joe Hooker, who is still suffering
from partial paralysis, is trying the virtues of
the magnetic well at st. Louis, Michigan.
The Taunton City Council have author
lied the City Marshal to arrest all persons
guilty of using profane language in the pub
lie streets of the city.
"A Methodist "local' preacher in Illinois
is 103 years old, but can preach longer, loud
er and liveer than most young men.
Never attempt to kill mosquito while
standing in chair. A woman in Fair Ha-
ven, Conn.,, broke three ribs and received 9TH
er injuries the other night while attempting
this lite game.
This is pretty good example of the au
dacity of the Missouri press: "On dit, they
say that Will. Dunscomb is going to marry.
lis time the old gentleman was getting some
one to wrap him in flannel o'nights, dress his
wig and keep his false teeth in order"
Some people are so unfeeling that they
crack jokes on the most serious matters. A
Western paper says the quail season has com.
menced in Paris.
AT New Hartford, Iowa, the other night
fellow thought to play trick on the Rev.
Mr.. Churchill by calling upon him in the
dead of night, dressed as the devil. Mrs.
Churchill was terribly alarmed by the appear
ance ofthe horrible face at the window and
Mr. Churchill arose, ran out, and thrashed the
devil till he yelled for mercy.
After long trial at Concord, N. Fl. the
Court has awarded Paige Remck OF Norton.
Vt, damages against the Grand Trunk Rail-
road, amounting to over $1,000 for damages by
fire, alleged to have been set by locomotive
OF the defendants.
The introduction of barges on the lakes
for tie transportation of grain, lumber, iron,
ore, and in fact all kinds OF freight, is rapidly
on the increase, and the chances are that in
few years this style of transportation will rule
the lake trade.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Eustis, who were
married in Newburypott iu 1920, celebrated
their golden wedding in Boston this week.
Rev. E. E. Hale and Bishop Huntington were
present; also bright old lady from Newbury-
pert, who wps one of the bridesmaids; and a
grandchild was christened. Not death has
occurred in the family since their marriage
Saturday morning a fire was discovered
i'm the plate glass department of the Star Glass
Company in Albany N Y. Four furnace
buildings were consumed, besides large flat
tening house of the window glass depart
ment, and the tempering ovens of the plate
glass department. The flames spread with
great rapidty, and in short time the build
ings were in ashes. Loss one hundred thous-
and dollars Insurance seventy-five thous-
and dollars. A large number of men are
thrown out of employment.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-10

!. Giammer de Cassagnac has gone to visit ths
Emperor at Wilhelmshohe.1
The remains OF Paul de Cassagnac have been
inferred at Cassel.
An immense audience assembled Mt tbe
Academy OF Music, Brooklyn, Friday morning
10 at.ehd tue last session of the Ame, ican
Board OF Fo,ign Missions. DR. Smith. Pr.i,leut
of Dartmouth College, reported The condition
OF the Chlua and Japan Missions as satisfact-
ory. Rev. Messrs. Fairbauk, Sturcn and Co.
nan delivered rtwell addresses and Rev. DR..
Auoerson pr nouuced the benedction and the
meeting adjourned after passing the usual
complimentary resolutions.
Father Suffield, an English priest OF the
Benedictine order, has left the Roman church
on account of the infallibllity dogma
Nestri, formerly the Prefect of Police at
Paris, publishes in the name OF the Emperor, o
reputation Of The Wilhelmsbohe manifesto
The fourth Prussian cavalry are securing the
country toward Loire. They drove fifteen hun
dred mobiles out OF Monttorf, Lamanpy. Moth
ing important has transpred before Paris.
The NouveHe pu JoM. Belgian paper, has
an ingenious, but doubtless an imag nary ac-
count OF an aerial combat between Felix Tour
nachon Nadar, the celebrated French @ronaut,
and Prussan @roDaut, In which the former
came off victorious. A great gun for Fort
d'Joy on the south side OF Paris, is nearly
ready to be placed in position. Its range is
eight kilometres, and it requires thirty Eve
kilogrammes of powder for each discharge.
The Prussian commander at Strasbourg re-
ports that the besieeers lost from the 4 n Of
September to the capitulation, 80 killed and
l95 wounded During the entire siege the
Germans losI 906 IN killed and wounded, in-
Guiding one buudred aud thirteen officers The
besieslng forces are now moving towards
Paris.
Both the Cologne Gazette and the 'inaepen-
| deat Beige asser II that there is conp'e.e uu
dereround communication between sais ,hst aSs aSs
| prss; - - o,rmed nj the approach OF win
ter. and are disposed to press the siege OF
| Paris.
Tho Germans have occupied in force Pacy
| II vernon- small tJwus in the district Of
Enre. They wee vigorously but int ffectually
nnnosed by the nationals despatch from
| Vrndome, in the department Of the Loire ct
| Cher. dated at o'cl"ck Thursday evening,
| contains the following intel i2eDce: The Prus.
| sian, have been driven irom Janville, Toucy
| and the neighboring villages in the departmen nj
! of Eure ct Loire. The French captured 20
prisoners, including one of Prince Albert's
/ courers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-10

TOBACCO FOR SrINGs.-Henry Ward
Beecher writes: tobacco is the one best
remedy for all stings of insects. Wet 1t so
that tbejuice shall start, and place it on the
place stung, and in one moment you are all
right again. Last season little grandchild
walking in the grass near bank, fell upon
nest oil hornets, and the hornets speedily fell
upon her. She was sadly stuug in some
eight or ten places. Her screams brought the
nurse. She too screamed. Everybody ran
out of the house. whats the matter?' and
what's the matterT sounded from hall
SCORE of frightened mouths. Tobacco was at
hand Little wads of it were wetted, bound
on the spot stung, and in ten minutes the lit
tie girl was playing again, nmble as a crick-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-10

THE ST. JOHN IN. b. FIsHERMEN.-Cu.
rious, too, 1t is mark how their seafaring
habits tinge their speech. Servant men and
servant girls are said to "ship" when they hire
tor month or for six months, A fine, stout
lass will ring at your hall door and enquire
whether you want to "ship glrl;;" and when
a young couple are engaged, they are said to
De shipped" A congregation will talk of
shippins" new clergyman. The master of
the house, whatever his calling, is invariably
The skipper" Even parsons are "skippers" of
the church. and at their houses are inquired
Tor under this familiar designation; the best
society is called "merchantable"-tha being
the term Tor fish OF the first quality; while
\ the lowest stratum is ,sscruff7' or "dun" Flags
his flag at his stOrehouse or wharf; 4 vast
number of private houses have each flag
staff, and on holidays or occasions of rejoicing
the flags are holsted.
When the schoomaster desires to indicate
that the school hour is at hand, he elevates
his flag-haulilg it down ''half mast" when
but five minutes remain, in order to quicken
the steps OF the lOterers. When, IN other
lands, "holy bells would knell to church," the
"beadle" here raises, on a staff In the church
yard, a standard, on which is emblazoned the
mitre OF the cross. On the hill that overlooks
the harbOr of ST. John, masts and yards are
erected, and on these the movements of ap-
preaching vessels are signaled by flags; at
Times these yards look like a linen Diapers
shop-from the quantity of cloth hanging in
the wind. A very useful purpose is thus
served. The merchant is made aware that
his vessel is in sight, and the whole town that
the mail packet or one of Allaiis steamers is
pproaching.-Cor. Montreal Nelcs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-10

The PICKLED WATCH The other day we
met Wiggins, and he had silver cased watch
bunting case at that. We had known Wig.
gins five and twenty years and never knew
him to carry watch before. We asked him
where he got it. He gave us a nod and leer,
and said he would tell us: ;,.e, ....
Last iall" he commenced, II killed the old
brindle COW. and put the best part of her into
the beef barrel She was fat, and the beef
was nice; and had nigh unto full barrel. I
didn't want to make it very salty so L set it
out in the shed. where the irost might touch
ii, and keep it; and you'd better believe it
made good eating. ..se .l
"One day IN, wife says to me-says she
Wigeins, pears to me our beef is going very
FAST l went and looked, and sure enough it
was going-rather faster than thought it
ought to. I've noticed it lowering unaccoun-
tably this long time said my wife. Somebody
is stealing it. Why don't you set trap?"
but my neighbors were all good hearted
kind of folks, though one or two of 'em might
be just little inclined to poke around where
they did not belong, and didn't want to hurt
'em. concluded, however, that it woulj be
best 10 put the barrel, with what little beef
was left, down into the cellar, and did it.
Well, when the beef was all used up, and l
went TO clean out The barrel, L found this
watch in the pickle 1t looked to me like
Tom Sherman's watch. Tom had worked for
me considerable, and have seen him have
the watch, or one much like it. When saw
Tom showed him the watch, and he said
right off it was his.
How did you lose it?' ," said /.
' "'I carried it in my pocket without chain,
and must have dropped it out when l was
STOPPING, said he. as Ell,
SWELL said /, then you must have been
STOPPING over my beef barrel, for found it in
the picklev
"With that Tom looked kind O. sheepish
and guess he saw the twinkle in my eye.
Let me look at that watch again. said he
He looked at it little while and then hand
ed it back to me.
son the whole, Mr.. Wiggins,' said he, q
guess it amt my watch, arter all. 1t must be-
long to somebody else.' .....
"And with that he walked off,"
IL carried the watch to our jeweler, and he
found that the cases bad shut so tight that
tue works hand't been picked a bit and for a
dollar he cleaned it up in good shape; and set
It running. It's first rate time keeper, and
l reckon whoever took my beel paid all it was
worth"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-10
Dissolution of C0parts,ershi2,

( HE copartner'h hip existing between Adams &
Tarbox is this uay dsso we'd by m mutual CONSENT
Either party will settle bills for or againsf the con-
Germ. ADAMS &r IA RI.UX
Portland, July 23d, 1916. oc3 iaw3t