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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11
TRIMMED HATS

to suit the general trade.
l beg leave to call your attention to my beaati
full assortment of Psrfumery and Hair Oils of
every description. Laces, threads, collars and a
general variety of Notions which shall sell very
cheap.
Bleaching, pressing, altering and trimming,
neatly and carefully attended to-
Being now prepared to fill all orders in the
most satisfactory manner and on
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11
NEW
millinery GOODS
Spring Season
1873.

am now receiving my spring selections and
importations and ready TO display an attractive
and well assorted and
COMPLETE STOCK
of Ribbons. Flowers, Straw and Millinery Goods
of all popular and standard makes, unsurpassed
for their manifold variety and beauty OF styles.
My Trimming Department have greatly in
creased with the latest productions in Pattern
Hats and Bonnets of Partisan, New York and
LII ono Manufacture. and q large collection of
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11

Columbus, Pa.
See advertisement in another col.
umn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-04
How to Beaulify the Complexion.

III there is one wish dearer than another to the
heart OF woman it is the desire to be beautiful.
The wonderful reputation of GEO. w. LAlRD'S
"BLOOM OF YOUTH" is very justly deserved.
For improving and identifying the skim it is un.
doubleday the best toilet preparation in the world.
1t is composed of entirely harmless materials, and
while the immediate effects are to render the skin a
beautiful creamy white, it will after few applca.
tons, make it soft smooth, and beautifully clear
removing all blemishes and discolorations.
This delightful toilet preparation has been severe:
y tested by the Board of Health of New York City.
Or. Louis A. Saycrs, after carefully examining the
analysis made by the above Board pronounced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-04
III

Cannot be cannot he cured 10y snuf+. VA h6@ or To-
cal applcations Ii is Il weakness OF the constitute
ton developing itself in the nasal organs first ai
forwards extending to throat and lung. ending
generally in Con sumption, if not checked by prop
or remedies. Pains in the head, back, Ions and
weakness Of kidneys, are its attendant diseases.
More people have Catarrh than any other disease.
1t is easily cured. Thousands of cases, some OF
thirty five years standing, have been entirely cured
in New Hampshire the past three years by the Con-
Sfitutionai Cdtdrsh Remedy. Certificates to Oack
the above, and treati- e on Catalrh in a 32-page
pamphlet sent free on application to Littleiield <
Hayes, druggists, proprietors, Manchester, y IL
send name on postal card and it Will cost only 4
cent. Price 5 per bottle. nay3o-!5m
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09
II your DaWghtcr q fas1a10n.
able 0BMt0cr61yf

! pity you. But yon must not don.
pair. Pray for her and pray with her.
AK the clergyman 10 cal! upon her and
pray with her. l,sason with hcr. "
pos.ulatc, plead, implors. impress
upon her tho dignity and deeeney of
human nature. Explain Gods pur.
pose In her creation. Hold q butter.
A, mp before her, and elaborate the
distinction between herself and Il.
II MI these should fail. there comes
4 moment when IL shall he decided
whether yon arc dt 10 have tho dirce-
tion u your chil.l--wl"tlicr Il would
III. hc better were yoa dead and out of
the way, that ~lc might fall In to ether
and wiser hands. YIN must exercise
,eur authority. You must strip her
It these gcwgaws and drive her into
the kitchen.
In yanr relations to her yon arc eharg.
I'd with solemn responsibilities; md II
You finch IN the persistent employment
IT any and all reasonable means IL rii
her II irr miserable hallurinaiipl,. you
arc fa'.r q snmr .i,ill. Il ss,rieiy and
IL It'd --l,ip Lewis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09
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EFA through Tho nigh. VI tears WHEN
hearts Are sAd.
rar who 'mid opening flowers,
Son airs and ringing showers.
can fail 10 render homage AMI be glesi'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09


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require. iur IT, nuur;.ltnei.. auFl SUI.
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amant which carlouate~au,i phosphate
IL lime ,lny an iinno,ian, IN, III lailti.
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aud III u,her Functions. W. usually
olaain nl,ps,,l,n,c of lime il our ami.
mal anl vegetable f,.l hut nn from
tho water We drink. Carbonate of
lime. however. il not contained IN ad.
e,ua,e quantity In our solid iopl. hut
general, obtains Ii sprinu anl we'll
water.
Ii In. boon i.cuate.t,Lly shown that
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

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s.als Il lsal & general nhla,ns AMI
II pstslealas Temptation. IT, eSampic
vii .a,ns far. atll' We douh, not call
firth imitation ia pah.r States
lias - grave matter, involving
such large actual prospective influence
over the future II tie States ana the
na,i"a A. well. ~ ,lis special class lcg.
islasion. deserves far mtae than cmrir.
ical treatment l, demands d radical
and thorougl, breakup, Or |, viii break
dawn our government. Unless that
ilool.tile Of corruption which has risen
over our lanl can bn speedily arrested
We shall lase multiplied "s,,iles"
among tic trades, iommuns.ic sell.
tons against property, anl moral
lcea,lcnce of the lnass IL the people
toward anarchy.
The people, though they may not
study "r care to comprehend the mys-
tcrics 4 political economy. cannot iail
u perceive that III, enormous profits
IT private m"nerlics. and the layis,
expenditure of public funds fur the
benefit Of johbcts contractors. and
operators. must come, after all. out of
tie pockets Of the honest, Industrious
laboring classes Hence ejudgc ihat
the time il near ut hand for shutting
the loar against the further instruction
II special legislation upon tho attcn-
tim II legislative bodies, and nothing
viii A. tliis VI veil a. laws. cpns,iln-
tiunal and statutory, against this ''uh.
otliuation IT lcsplation. &C lri,tian
lntclligcnecr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09
Lieutenant Colonel Ere drick
Dent (:cNnl

From the San Francisco Chronicle
From the Army and Navy Journal
of the 2oth VI March, we copy the
following IN reference % the appoint
lnent of Second Lieutenant t;rant
np.n the staiI of General Sheridan:
There !. little rr.iit IL ctitirisins IN.
justice iur which there II ~ remedy.
but IL II not well 10 disguise tho faei
that dissatisfaction has hccn created III
the army Ly the promotion of q young
Second Lieutenant. just from the Mil
i,ar, Aeademe,. 10 the position, Of
Ail-,ie-tanp on the staff III ile Lieu.
.ruant General. in place .t officers
whosc services aud experience No m,,rl,
heiter entitle them ~ such q p.sit-
ion. -
This il the temperate comment II
the .lrh, iaarnnl upon an ae, thu,
seems IL IL utterly indcfnsihle. Young
irant fia.nltca among tho luwest III
his elasa. distinguished Tor nothing moro
honorable III his students career than
IL hnse ,'scn foremost Ia prosecuting
the enlote,l cadet. and for which l,e and
s,,ssrnl "t'lars were severely reprimaua-
c,l, tek.n from West Point mud sent In n
gascfnmen. vessel 10 Europe under
General sherman, having seen no scr.
vice in field u barracks, he il ilow
promoted over the heads of veterans
men who have done their country great
service anl won ior themselves great
military reputation. - . rank hc dors
not deserve.
Had thi. hoy possessed the instincts
of tho true soldier hc would have de-
rlinea my favor from his fathers great
office, mud would have been proud 10
rank among lbs fellows In Ills true
position. shared with them tho duties Of
his rlarc. anl carved out y namc fur
hin>elf. We wish that General Grant
could have remembered that no was
Commander in-rhicI ~ 4 great army
and III, thu father * Lieutenant. We
wis, he could hayr forgotten fayoritirn,
70 tis chill IN remembering that he
~as President of the Republic. The
difference between General irant nu,l
General Washington is that ono was
tather oi his country, thu other il faith
er II q Second Licntcnant with thu
spurious rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

Although tho State nf Iowa does
MT hold ts election until October. N
active canvass Las already commenced
FIR the various Offices The younger
element of the party has grown res.
tive under thu shaekle. of ancient fo~.
situations anil the scnaliiy and eorrnp-
tinus that have come to livht. Indeed,
the whole people suem 10 ,lcaire so,ne-
thing better than rnilroad agents and
monopoly employees A. representatives,
hatl, III and ont IL Congress. ~ In
Minnc,ota. the State Treasurer turns
ont dcianltcr, md tie general rotten.
ness q leaders il 10 longer 4 subject u
li.pnte. Farmers ha,c commenced to
think, and propose % follow II up with
decided action. They are tired II cajo-
ler, AMI dcmagogncism. II they take
hold In carncss tlcy cannot fail to Inn
prove public affairs State politics arc
down IN the mud ill there, ~ well ~
here - piaucpr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09
Isas: EYE.
Its influence tn Government. !.

Tie influence II the eye III the ,lisei-
plinc IL children haa mol bpcn sufficient
j motel hut any one can convince
himself II il power BY cxl,crimcn, and
observation Mt mn angry look nj MI,
hut rteaa. one--an almost magnetic
gaze--is ,he expression required.
This gisrs tie impression of superior
will, or latrn. faree held III rcrersc,
which arrests the attention and nlti-
matelr inslres tho submission of the
most rclsllinus The animals control
their young ~ the eye and the voice
combinrtl. M violence In used, no rea-
soning fshai w are aware of) attempt
cd, yet perfect obedience IL cxac.ci
aud rendered. 4 calf or lamb, il frw
elay oll un Icing for tho first time
placed bs it, mother IN fence corner.
among the brushes, ard LEFT hidden
there While she grazcs, viii soon leave
its shelter aud como out either to seek
its mother or to play; hut The waiehfal
mother ,teea nj once. without delay Of
an ins.a.t. and leads the little one baek
again. AMI ", again. until il learns u
obey. E.ael, time that sl,s makes ii
lic down shc stands looking intcntly AT
il Willie 1'Lcn presently. when i,
has remained quite long enough, shc
standing 1T d SHIRT distance will call
gently. and tho little creature inlmcdi-
ately LEAPS md rrns 70 her side. a
hon will separate two Of her chickens
which are fighting, and lowering her
head l.ek at the aggscssor steadily nm.
I'll hc Il sah,!uea and pcaccnbls. Il il
also yer, interesting 70 watch q cat
training her playful family, who give
her bu. little trouble until thcy gct
their eyes onnn. Then all wish 10 como
srrawiing nnd fnmilInR out u their
basket, aud A. their mother hns hunt.
ing Il III. shc must train them 10 re-
Main quiet during her frequent ali
seuec. So. after breakfast, she make,
their toilet. puts each one In its proper
place and goes a little way oii, pretend.
ing not IL look toward them. By anl
l., a kitten or twe becomes rer,isc and
hrgns to crawl out of tho ncst hut
the muther returns nj once. replace,
all surveys her children calmly AMI
with patience. nn,l again rc,ircs. oftcn
ii greater distance tlan before. Il
return asuin On The first manifestation
1t dis,heairwr. tine morning spcn,
In seaching her babies generally suffice,
FUSS, who after that can 70 hunting
when slio will. sure of having her chill
d,en MI at home anil quiet on hcr re
turn, Now IL We are really wiser thar
tho animals. should wc not show proo
Of i hy our modo of governing our chill
lren.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09


lyHsA W. Asp4s Ah1@~ IA pus
-. - lste s@sM slAs H. vasA., ~ssns
srs*s.*slne s.#sa w ssrssa W shs "
~ isaas1s W. suAAsAs -. i#e~
ssst shs lsssl4a. mars sEw,s sHa -.
ssasa vssssl ,s#ss ss iuls. sHa i
sssi ssaassa.sa Nth ,asa,n isel sal
hEs satstss. AZ shsss " wgssslea
iass IsssslsAa " t~vsga /. ,lsss# Inai.
ses ~ vise eaf srsAsFa W. lwHsas II
NJ iahnssn's lnewie.lge W ~ aa,ssr
II ar1sesf* ssss strange " u. shss ,i.t
aasA'Hlilss MiiHsfs una fisil, sAua'a
ni'pe taftin iari " ria, thsm =
W ha, All wsnsssr iArl AMI ~ nsen
hs,r lived With the whites .i,,te the
air~esef, a gull IN isit. fh,s
can talk ssT~i English, ,e, The Pence
Commissioners faust always have inter.
prefers. A. they iasiss ~ talking their
own language when holding council.
eaIIin Jaek IL shout ,hifty.f,e years
u are and ahnnt five ~, six inches in
hiah, anil weighs npi far from l55
pounds, II rather ,n,r,sc In his loul..
sometimes dresses III good clothes anl
bets his tnsnts un monte like 4 gentle.
man. tnta lack has now icras's.
el. unless lie drew II out rrerntl,
aheu. eight hundred dollars In the irc.
ka bank; 8, VA, sec hc IL mol the wild.
nnianei savagc supposed. Although
n full hlooded Indian, yet he has ASA
eiated with the white people Cor seore
Il years aud has %, jus, enough civil.
iration mixed with his Mnlnr ways 10
make him ,hc most ic,ilish desperate
If tho agc. Mr.. johnson believes that
he and his followers, about sixty. left
tho la,a-hc'ls ~ the night of tho mur-
der, aud arc now away II the mountains.
and may not be found for years II IL
characteristic Of nh Indian that. IL he
can kill great white chief. liz il then
ready to die, aud meets death fear
lcssly
The lava-bcds arc 'on The limo of
Southern Oregon, aud about thirty
miles from Yrcka. Cal II IL rough
spurs II the Cascade mountains thrown
np by volcanic force. and II II filed with
caves and canyons. 50 that Jacks re-
treat was 40 nearly imrrcgnablc that
tho entire force of the United States
troops II over GOO men were unable to
di.lodge three score Of Indians. The
barren rocks run up from 50 to loo
feet rcrpeudicnlarly, and VIC can best
describe it by having the reader imag-
inc an immense city built II blocks Of
lava, with streets and alleys filed with
cavcrns running through In all dircc-
lions, with knobs In various shapes.
rheac laya-bcds cover country of fifty
or sixty miles. Dixon Ills Tclc-
graph.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

Employers md working men In tho
eastern cities nrc beginning 10 discuss
hc proposed movements In various
trades. in reference 10 wages and hours
II labor. Conflicting opinions prevail
on all sidcs. The employers ssem 70
be unanimous in OPPOSITION 70 . reduc.
iion OF hours, whilo the working men
aro not united, and many regard favor
ably the ten-hour system.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

A Michigan subseriber wants %
know II w remember tho spring floods
II 1871, Wc don't. but susan b.
Anthony. who Va, forty years I'D thea
cnn tell him all about them. - Dstro
Tie. I'f.ss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

". II. lsuble. Of McGregor. Iowa.
has cngnscd ~ the artificial breeding o.
trout, with which ~ Las bad consilsra-
bls success.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

4 Louisville man won seven hund-
rod dollars tl'c other day from Cincin
nat, faro bank. And yct wc are told
''kccrds II Il wnstc u time. y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09
>e&sMstAMae srtss ~.

thv tNhtss yMsMsM ~ 4
MtNe Legislators e~e Nta
l~1s fsles Awss4~ tstAtN
tsMsh& ~ eMe e4sAM
sttsNaaA Assatsa
tMeAse.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09
JERSEY STICK.

The undersigned owns the Jersey nnll
brought 70 tins q, nntry Ls Res tharn,an
md viii keep him nj his rtahle In cre~ca,
Tor the use ~ parties who wixl, 10 improve
their stock for his services. $500 wilt h.
char.ed, H. ~as sired hy thr full hlon,lcdl
jersey Hull Malr, imported II rhilalel.
phia. aud FROM full Ll.odel Jersey COW.
Cr~sco, April cith. ls73.
MuNDEN STROTHEK
EaEnl1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

ASSsxSAwsmxMss AssN*s#A ~EAN - #Nss#ts sAsA*s &c.
; S~A8xAs& xMsss s@8aMMs - sA%svs# *s##wasssass
wss~sw~s AAs@#ss@sAweHs e&AsAss y sas~A4*a
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-11

Wall street is again excited. The
bull Clique in gold is che bear clique
in stocks. AS usual, jay Gould Is
the central figure. He is short"
on Western Union and. as the day
OF settlements of his contracts Is
reached lie is epdeayoring 10 so ma
nipulate the market ;is to save him
self harmless. Vanderbiltappesrs AZ
his antagonist, and these giants Ofthe
Stock Exchange are contesting for
supremacy. Other operators await
the issue, Gould acting as champion
for the shorts" and Commodore for
the "longs." The leading banks
who have been lend ers to the bull
operators have deserted them. To-
day the issue will be decided. From
the tenor Of our dispatches II is pos
sibie tint Gould is about to t,ili the
long list Of ti,ose who have retired
from the Geld Kpnnn- "iante aneka."
He can hardly ruin Vanderbilt. ''
Inter- Ocecis, Gth.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-11

jacob Vale, Anti i-Monopoly candi-
date for Governor, is charged with
having attempted to bribe men to
support him at the polls fonr years
ago when he was candidate for
State Senator, by the direct payment
of money at the rate of $3.50 to each
man. The charge is sustained by the
af1idavits of two men to whom he
paid the money. He too wants the
past forgotten. He calls this an old
issue. Our friend of the Democrat
tries to defend the head of his State
ticket against the charge Of bribery.
Why does he not defend the head of
his county ticket against the mileage
charge? "Reiorm" is the cry; and
these are the men to bring it about,
eh?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-11
VvSNy Forget IL!

The Philadelphia North American,
speaking Of the work Of the Kepub-
lean party in redeeming the country
from the financial troubles growing
out of the rebellion which the Dem.
ocratic party left on our hands at the
close of Buchanan's administration,
says:
No party that has ever been in
possession Of the government has
managed the public finances with
more prudence and careful fore
thought than the Republicans. They
have maintained the revenues upon !,
scale sufficient to pay of aIarge float
ing debt, to reduce heavily the fund
cd debt, 10 extinguish the cOmbound
interest notes, tho temporary IOuu,
and the three per cents standing on
call; they have kept All ample stock
Of gold always in the Treasury, that
has insured the regular payment ol
the gold interest without the necess i.
ty for sudden purchases; they have
reduced the rate Of interest On the
htbLY Lhih'i ANAi htthib NNIhy
where, given the nation the largest
aud strongest banking system In the
world, and brought Us in sight OF a
favorable balance Of trade. And un.
der their guidance the National Mint
is now coming and putting into use
an American trade dollar that Will
make our coinage the preferred eie-
nent in the commerce Cf Asia
where ii has never had such stand
ING before
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-11

Let the old issues be forgotten,
and let Democrats range themselves
under the banner of Reform Dem
Ocf'ut.
Rogues, when caught, always want
the past forgotten. So aparty, utter
ly disgraced and played out in con-
sequence of its treason to the country
and its universal corruption where
ever and whenever il has been In the
ascendency, is always eager that its
record should be forgotten, and is in
variably loudest in its cries for re-
form. Green r. Clark is selected to
carry the banner Of Reform in this
county. He would be glad 10 have
people forget that he is mileage
grabber, and that he now justly owes
the State over two hundred dollars
on account of mileage over drawn,
and interest on the same from 1856
to 1873, counting interest at 10 per
cent. and compounding annually.
Allow him ITO to Iowa City and ITO
back, making 22O, which deducted
from $50, the number of miles for
which he received pay, leaves ago
miles. AT 10 cts per mile, this makes
S46. Count interest as above from
September, 1856 to September, 1873,
and according to our reckoning we
we have $232. .50.5. Place this in bold
characters upon yonr banner Of Re-
form, Hon.(?) Green T. Clark at the
head of the column to carry the BAN
ner, aud let Democrats and Grangers
range themselves under it if they
like. The honest men among them
and they are hundreds--will pray
for deliverance from such REFORM"
They cannot forget the past.