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The Outlook for Infancy.

a boat lay on the summer sea,
The light waves round it leaping,
While laughing sunbeams, bright and free,
Play'd DER an infant sleeping,
And far away that bark in glee
Was.o'er the bright deep straying,
While all around the dimplng sea
With zephyrs soft was playing-
Aud Oh twas sweet, around that child
To see the ripplez dancing;
And Ger its brow, so soft and mid,
The sunbeams brightly glancing
And Oh wish that nanght might break
The angel-spellt that bound it,
Or from its dreams the spirit wake,
That play'd So soft around Il.
But when far of upon the sky,
I saw the tempest lower,
a nuurnful tear bedimm'd mine eye,
For that unconscious flower.
Fer stiu that bark, so fraH and light,
Was DER the billows sweeping
Aud still within. as ss5r ana bright
That infant form lay sleeping
I turned away, for who could see
That child awake to sorrow,
The brightest smile 50 swift 70 fee
THAT earth from heaven may borrow
For well I knew the angry wave
Would soon il wrath surround It,
And make its w1ld and lonely grave
Md ocean weeds that bound It.
Al thus. rnethought. on life's frhI tide
We make our youthful pillow;
Aud ggily DER it's waters glide
From b!llow on 70 bIuow.
Bu. ah too soon the angry storm
Blots out each vision brightest,
And Oft alas il wraps the form
n which Inc heart beats -izLt--'
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all his goodness, nobleness and fer
vent, manly love breaking ike sun
shine upon her darkened heart
Then she nlurrnured 4. I. ---..-sr
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Pen-makers are a bad lot. They
make people steel pens and theE
say they do write.
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JONI, darling, forgive me. - ;
Il have nothing to forgive, but I
shall hlisnbly ask your pardon for
doubling your perfect purity and
truth, and giving you the pain OF
telling the mournfuI story whom /
already knew it all y -
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ARTICLE IN. oldar shall neg
,-so,---y, = rruue, and VII

zsr,@--y5 cfuue, anu VIII
What repeat is
| with these holy me previous meeting were
bers OF secret societM
and ask, what do t. -, o,,h c;.,, ,o,;o;,o
whole college of rceived
incarnate Savior following resolution of.
prayer and meditman Hurst was adopted !:
VIC huitituue, las u ommittee consisting of the
appears to me, my d,and Councilman Williams
rem traternally, thate an ordinance authorizing
must have been engasting OF the Councii.
temptation as this, VIII Comn,;,,.a ON Fi,ance
beautiful lines: -
God moves In q nsJtai assessment IOr Inc
No n n,a Wonders der to, to.s to $777,9i000
AID rides upon'lliams offered the follow
IL secrecy nc prooaoved its adoption:
every family should liviar On the assessment for
that every apartmento
and tenement should frs adopted.
thought, aspirations anlms reported the fol.
alike be clothed in tra ... ...;.
the climate will not /, iccon'nonuou n0.'
nudity. On they were allowed,
But even then it wilsd to issue orders for
God should so modify
ion, that the clay saoulonarter's salary $50 90
o yco ~ thara ma,i les as policeman 90
ter all ~ - smas for 1884, dated
This Is an extravagans on motion allowed.
sure but till the opposil adjourned.
great an extreme, we al W.. m c,.,rg
testing against it. If
choose TO show us the mayof'
Of Its government, see
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the earth. Let US add another and another
anu yet another to the links of that mvatic
ohalh that binds in bonds indissolnbIe our
every heart, until it eneircle the bahitabIc
$50, ana blnd in the blessed bonds of fra
Teihiey, all beings that bear the imnress of
1VnoVah. Let US live as becomes trna DAD
elbows 10 i've. There is an baavo,,l,,
spirit that beckons as still onward III
is a beacon star that beams with nn5;rr;,,
ished lustre to light us on our wav Ala
high over the ramparts OF the wished for
goal, flag iSunf1Tlcd to the wind Re-
hold npon It's folds inscribed in jv;nr
characters The tailsmanic words, Friend,
ship. Love and Truth. That glorious ban
ner nnats from the walls OF the city of our
God, the home of the Master of the Grand
Lodge on high, and our Grand High Priest.
Let US so live my beloved brothers, that
We may be deemed worthy TO enter the
Celestial Lodge; be adorned with never
iading jewels and advance to glories far
more resplendent than any here below.
All hail to Odd Fellowship at whose command
true charity extends her cheering hand
When merit pleads, she opens her embrace
And gives the favor Iustre by the grace
30 Wnen the Odd Fellow views mar kind distrest
lie feels compassion pleading in his breast
TO bid the rancour OF il-fortune cease
10 tell anxiety II give thee peace
10 sinking worth a cordial hand to lend
W I'm better fortune 20 surprise friend
10 quell adversely or turn her darts
~, NJ stamp fraternity ON generous hearts
~ y cneer the modest strangers lonely state,
NJ snatch an orphan family from fate.
seize; " 'eho"s
These please us now and will forever please.
" may her social rules Instructive spread
LII trnth erect her long neglected head
Til through deceitful night she darts her rav
And beam full glorious in the blaze of day
TIL all the world her wholesome laws approve
And all mankind be bound in brothers love
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A pAN0ERouskAN.
BY oorroaAL BhP

|
/ Mr.. Sumner says that Grant in bold ,iangerou
man Newspaper.
| "A bold, bad man ls Genera ssant,'
| Said Floyd one gloomy night
AS out of DonelEon he crept, /
And took his haeIy flight
From Pillows trembling lips terc cane
An echo sounding much the sine.
And Buckner thought his child @as right,
Nor longer burst maintain ia1ilghti'
And then came down the ~ % foafs
And from the fort hung stripcAnd snrs,
THAT Grant dangerous Ind san they;
And doubtless think the same b-day
"A bold, bad man il Genera Grant
Said Beauregard one morn,
AS from the naughty traitors VOW
The yietOrs's wreath was torn
And from the iels his legions went,
by orders General Grant had Gnt,
Then Shiloh was ours again,
Despite the hosts OF rebel mex
Who came an army Boosting bud,
But went panic stricken creHd:
For Beauregard and x isl7s men, -
Perhaps thought GRAFT vas DANCE ous then.
"a bold, bad man is Gneral Gran,
SAID Penn berton one dy:
Ehreaties are of noayali,
lie Will not go away.
A stubborn, mulish, dangerous IAN,
He wants our rebel hides totaA
And still Grants cannon raEed De town,
Until the rebel flag came dzv,'e
anu IneH our banners TeHI,I H.oti,
T Msfe So 5hf0 Sad sne srssis
Sent gladstone tidings E;ie OF *
"a bold bad man ia q isgest line
And poor Bragg's eyct1r tfe 5, ASn q
Tis useless fighting ~ n" Zone
A nd snan ti,e ehees.. 4 y Grants,... 20 men
On Lookout's crest tT,l 'rsy and wh-9
The rebel General had &c ruL,
And what that "bold, had man had doae.
That Grants a dangerous man he sale,
AS from the field his army fled
"A bold, bad man is General Cant"
said Lee, that's plain TO see;
lie must be very bold, indeed,
TO think OF whipping me,
Then Petersburg and RichmOId fell;
ihen Appomattox-may be-yell,
A. last our hero's work was dine;
rhe final victory was won.
perhaps the people may forge
The things, but then, they ha'n't yet.
Eey need, then. such Dangerous men,
And Timed, perhaps, they mar again.
"A bold, bad, dangerous mans Grant -
eff. Davis thought the same,
When running OFF in crin6ne
lie to the "last ditch" came.
\ Ku-klux gentle voice was hard.
.nd-"Grant is dangerous" aerred.
I needs must be that this isro,
'or all these rebels ought to lnow.
hen Hall and Tweed-good pnest men
ay "Grant is bold and bad" ind when
UGH men declared it. then, fosooth,
olks know that Sumner tellfthe truth.
ELK Grove, Wis, May, 1871.
1tGalena Gazette.
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ADDRESS

| NSCnCSs
Delivered before New Sharon Lodge, No.
23l, !. o. o. F., on Monday evening,
July LIST. A. D. 1872, by the Rev. Thos.
B. Kemp, B. D., Rectsr of st. James
Church, Oskaloosa, Iowa, and publish.
ed by Request.
LADIES AND GENTLEMRN, AND BRETU.
rem OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS There are moments In the life
time OF each and every ore of us, when we
are wont to wish that the positions assign
ed US, and their corresponding duties, had
been given to others thanourselves.
This is pre- eminently the desire of nv
heart at this time. | couldhave hoped that
the task devolVing on me- should have fal-
len to those better qualified to unfold to
THIS mighty Intelligent audience, some OF
the principles which govern our Order,
and at the same time to contribute some
what In the removal OF that strong preju-
dice which exists in the minds of many of
the uninltlated, against our Order on &C.
connt OF Its being what is commonly called
secret society. But as the lot has fallen
upon one OF the least among his brothers,
L VIII o1ler no further apology but ask
your attention TO few Important facts. in
connection with the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, the three strong links of
which are denominated Friendship, Love,
and Truth which are supported by the
three holy Il had almost said Heavenly sis.
ters) Faith, Hope and Charity.
Odd Fellows Shas been assailed by bit
sileneed eve eve. on @s' t aaa nU pIa
W which PROT 8 >setine !, institution be-
r ra,h II -e MshasitG such u protest is
loves aSStg, bsldat th oSs creelven 1 which i
of true aversion to unfrank ness
1t is a love of the secretis ave that 10 al.
ways jealous of the sGhyf,ts il does no,
know. Just as ofal..t(flers The aeouisitive
man is most excited 1gshe susnicion ot
hidden treasure. w tiaye no resnect for
that opposition To Odd Fellowship, which
rests Chiefly on the grounds OF its secrets
The known character Of the men concern.
cd, Is sufficient guarantee for the tenets of
a society, though it should not condescend
to let every inquisitive person into its
Do those who oppose the
Order Oh this ground, realize the extreme
absurdity OF their position | am charit-
able enough to concede that they do not.
is not every family circle secret society,
into whose privacy IL would be mean to
pry; and though its smallness takes away
the danger 10 the timid, l cannot see that
such should make its secrecy any more or
less criminal. Indeed, till u man is ready
to wear his heart upon bic 0'"''' 8.
IN OF |
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l This gave Blanchard Blanchard him. in and
votes s, 70 ss claimed his election, Uas
his his ehar ruled that 81 was .an nsaSs the
' IN to choice, and on IN . ap vote of 40
e Oh s4. W." On the lslst ballot J.nt han %,
had p s Bis The lsad ballot n s.GDo
h 1nsisy 10, blanchard hard. Is s., through
kin 20, Lacey 10 10, III mn exception e., Of
the o ~otss when our Delegation n.o "0
few Sr, vosss Maj. Lacey stood ,.s s'I lop
an an tna list. The contest r was del del
and and h stood ID, by his friend, and 9, cons
g gasns t,g it became necessary SO. ot " de
io s.as a all around, who will meet
g gaIl. in convention at TINS p pnsu
e San,' a5, to try it over wn .s;,,
s seps . more desirable result WA
attained.
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HAIRDRESSING.

t AIDES HAIR GOODS.
xut0o b u. Corner Square, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
o,,ai5 So MlNDA LAKSIi again calls the attention
Sg ,nien 70 her stock Of Hair Goods, Chignons,
,h $3.50; braids, curls, &c. made To order from
an, 'ery pest Imported Human Hair and in the
H., saa h ~. imitation goods so closely tresemb
VII ncehe lees expensive article of Ornamental
from hair LILA hna,t Je*elry OF any design made
In tn ,nost r,i y, parted friends, and finished
III inc mos. artlstlc manner at the very Ioysst
price. oraers from a distance Tor this Kind of
work or nalr goods OF any description will receive
notice. Win one
An apprentice girl wanted. for terms ann,v %
s. K. corner Square, OsEaloosa. Iowa. ~ "
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Hon. JAMES WILSON o. 81. Congress
received aG~ the nomination for for 6S sh bal
in the Fifth District on 81 the He He wa
i sss Os of the House las. winter
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n.,.ware has one good law nor ON
w; Ds,a~ais its whipping post: 1 @
w W.T. 18th at Newcastle Andrew '
w. ~a.rk was hung for rape.
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FLOUR. FFFho pv,

he por.o @ Shareholders taking ioaa' on the v
Sec. D. 2n sball pay the mteres Interest," from i,
the Associ aSlv interest to be comPu.+h the loan
same month"; tSs meeting at whlcn half per
the time o ~ at the rate Oh on suffered to
may DC ,onth. If the interest," tbs the Di-
cent Pu' unnaid more than SIX the same by
rento NAV proceed to coiio''
suit otherM,s money shall be loaned eoe d" Bv
loss rate than that pressi''
, Laws. rrLo, any member haVii,S 20 To
Sec. l.. 4oa Association SHAH oe3 in
: or loans from ,n he may do so by Payms as
. return the se ;nt;op such a sum OF n then
Y. to the Asso the same interest as Ne same thus
ly shall Dts hut in no case snai. or;ainallv ad
be pay y he less than the amoun'
paad To such borrower. III he entitled I
20. vaE eoo 3 No member sh"m arrears to til
ass Ia For loan who may po shall be take
al. Association, and no ntv iowa.
'a s of Mahaska county, wv"
vas out Oh "' ..-,c,E vul.-..Meetings'
s,oo;al meetings of the A nsder Of the Boa
HpdSIb NV the Secretary py u uea in writing
nos cai D;rectors or at the reqb NV notice publ
on Oh Oh ieast ten shareholders 4 ne city of Os
y. ed in some newsp~ ne,al circulation thiou
. loosa having a at least one w eh;e
out Mahaska coun, meeting, the ooleo
J: 81 vious to such specian heno specified IN
this such specl"l
going nouce. ARTICLE ix;-.f 1a'hoIder shall
Sec. =, TO pay his mon.h ho,der
blican lee. or loans every sueh ..; sn sum o.
IF ex. snrfeit and pay the a, share or loa
i oonts ner month for eacn ,,a Sr unpaid.
long as the same sha. Nc has not receiN
. Dem ;f any shareholders w neolect or refuse
sidents loan shall coh. as or fines for the space
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r,o Montgomery, (Ala.) kspa ~;th
can, fearless, oass So ike masthead sassi
Grant ans it's opinion tina. Alabama a's Is
p pro- ao Republican if fair s,o vUss te
had, and the Kukl0. .a nO'
;n,,midate honest voters
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CIV. B. EVANS Of ottum nSa.; n
SAM L.. =, one Of the Vice Presidents
o of the baltimore Convention
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'UITION.

VIC sceslOn being uIVIueu INTO three terms
of Is, IL, IL weeks respectively, beginning
as follows:
First term &c weeks) Sept. 4, 1879.
Secod term. (12 weeks) Jan. 9, 1873.
Third term, (12 weeks) April 3. 1873.
The usual extra charges will be made
for Music, Painting, Drawing, and Com
mercial Instruction.
Tuition tor a term and one dollar contin-
gent fee must be paid in advance. except
that students in the Normal Department
may enter for half term.
For Catalogue or further particulars ad-
dress NJ r. OWENS,
Secy of Faculty,
or r. M. BRUNER,
President AZ
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The Detroit Free Press, Demo Demo.
Times, and Brick P0msrsss papers
oras, an an SECTIONS, repudiate Greeley na,,,
Rather disoouraging TO 'D'
| Vardens.
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DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.
FARM FOR SALE.

Offer for sale my farm of 40 acres in
White Oak township, four miles northwest of
Fremont, and nine niles south east OF oskaloosa.
Eighty acres ander pillow, balance timber pasture
ali being fenced. Good frame hause With three
good wells, etc. Terms eafy-mil parttcu-
lsrs b. applying to JonA =. NoRRrs.
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WANTED.

Good homes for three boys, ages from
eight to twelve years. Enquire at Mahsska
County Poor Farm, or of G. Houtz, Poor
Farm Director, Oskaloosa.
45w4 Fl. p. WEAVER
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Choice dried fruit, apples, peaches,
prunes and currsnts, 8 lbs for 81 at
MArTIsoN & Bios.
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SAVINGS BANK.
Union SAVINGS BANK.

TNIoN SAVINGS BANK
u TUSCALOOSA, IOWA
Money Loaned, Notes Discounted, Government
Bonds, Gold. Silver and Sight Drafts on the Prin.
cipal Cities OF the United States and Europe
bought and sold. Also passage tickets TO and
from all the principal cities In Europe. Interest
allowed on deposits OF one dollar and upwards.
Revenue stamps for sale. Office hours from a.
m. 20 p. IN.
Z. H. GIBBS, Pres
ii. L. GIBBS. Vice Pres.
ISRAEL NJ GIBBS. DR.. Cash.
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oekaioosa, April ii, 1877.
IV.

Is. The lS5th ban ballot M s.Syu 2os,
49, Bla Blanc On the 1eoth ballot MAR M AZ.
Lacey ~ ~ M,h us "a played with their her
ion saa ana and cast the Lacey ,s so,e
.or blanchard. The vote .ne- ;
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r,s Arkansas Liberal keP p ~ sx
. Inc Cow en.ion consisted OF sA
.s , fourteen members.
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Gan. sherman in a letter soy .;n this
,, ssn that Grant is going to WIN ao ,ne
think ls,a sn'' I don't see who is s0'Ds
- stand against him.
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HAY FOR SALE.

The cheapest span of mules and harness
in Mahaska county are for sale.
w. w. HASKELL.
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STRAYED OR CoNFiscATED--A large yell
low cow. The top of her left ear lie cut off.
Information leading to her recovery win
be rewarded. w. w. WALLACE.
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stand as lien on your property.
w. II. DUKE,
Street Commissioner.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

MASONIC,
TINR IUMTNAR "DGE, A. +. Il A. NJ Stated
communicaii Friday evening on or before
each iulI moon. }. M. JONES, W. NJ
H. c. LEIGHTON, Sec'y.
NIFTY LODGE, No. 1856, A. f. and A. M
! Stared communication Monday evening
before the fail moon
~ IL. r. KENDIG, wv
e. GREENLE Sec'y.
HIRAM CHAPTER No Stated cnmmuni.
II cations "Wednesday evenings before full
NEON ". NJ WELLS III p
II X. EENDIG, Sec'y,
nEPAYEN'S CoMNANDRRY, X. II. No. G..
~ Stat.o Communications Tuesday evenings
before tu' moon u. \. HOFFMAN, L. c.
NJ. 4. WILLIAMS, Recorder.
Transfer brethren OF any degree invited to
meet with us
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v ernensiye machines made ON uurnoSe for Flax aud


In FLAX they are unrivaled, even
by expensive machines made on purpose for Flax aud
nothing else. q
Their distinctive advantages I'm saw
s sns INV pian y sSskiSg the grain out
OF the straw, and great capacity OF the clean
ing apparatus.
Their Ease OF Draft, Cheapness Of
Ing no Beoters, no Pickers. 40 Chncas Grdfn- Car
riers, 40 Rqdnss, aud oxly about half as many
ecu Is geo zoo wsAs OCT. Asrs GRAIN, AID 70 DRAFT
or to be kept IN REPAIR, as other ksads.
Every Thresh erman should hesilute
before investing 10 the Sa sye !, Of mass bin which
"loSg- windedn terms, poor pay at little less
price The difference In price between the best and
u; ss sny %
may be general hundred dollars. 70 say nothing OF
the satisacsion Of running s bsst rs salaeness
amer one, two or three seasons' use.
Farmers, who EMPLOY can decide,
II they choose sohae kiad Of Machines shall be used
In Asir aei0h5orhoods and should investigate their
merits. one Kind will save enough grain more than
should know h.
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.
Circulars and Factory Price Llsts. givIns fun
iNa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. vel as .sEPARA-
TORS" alone, and the eie gans llght-drat and >on-
yertible MOUNTED and DOWN . anu ~ uorse
POWERS (which are sold separately, when desired,
and " speeded" to run other machinesl. together
with reports from muttu des OF practical Thresher-
men and Farmers who have pur chased and used them
Notwithstanding their mn arked sue
cess many well considered and amply tested H.
pROyEMENTS In Details for conUeaieace and eject
ieesess, have been added since last year. For
allst Of them see Circulars
For Sale by
j. II. Green e CO.,
Oskaloosa, Iowa
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eratn Brown got drunk K. I friends sn reports'
more NOR a snao' with the cholera m0r00S'
20 ms for il.
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8 lbs sugar for 81 at
A MArrlsoS 9 BRo's
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Delivered before New Sharon Lodge, No.
231, !. o. o. F., on Monday evening,
July LIST. A. D. 1872, by the Rev. Thos.
B. Kemp, B. D., Rectsr of st. James
Church, OskaIoosa, Iowa, and publish.
ed by Request. 20
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The jury on the trial sar OF '''
der of Of Fisk. failed to agree
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AFFERTY 81 JOHNSON
II ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Office in Union Block, North eide OF the Pub
JIG Square, up stairs. AZ
W N SFEyYps o1rrTo
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-. lor you and Che amount
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06
w. Ii. Roger, W. Anton werner ana John

nile % ara Sheriff OF tlr Etl-sn u. D-l-an