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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19

An exchange -ays: w like 10 see
yannv ladies' who arc hitter enemies
kiss eneh athcr very ailretinnatoly,
whcn TINY meet--it reminds III II 4
man named Judas, WIN lived several
srars nyo' w like II SOC fashion.
nhly dressed lady rromsnadins 'he
streets wearing Llne ak lres. ,rail.
inn yari hehiul hrr IN TIN mu,l---i,
elrans the street ~ nicely w like IL
rre Young man Very polite and ohlig-
ing II n.ler young la,lics whilc he i
scarcely civil IL his sister nj honc.--i,
rrnsrs TINT thu lurds II creation afr
nrsail II deception w Ike Il ree
little ho,s come 10 church II tho ess'.
In and au,ure themselves hs sticking
pins In their mi ,hhlrs 1t r,ows i',r,
are nj '.hM,ins l'ltir ial.ntr IN the
raril,,,' w likr - .ee n nan insar'
iahly thraN \ newspaper, ''apts a1a
hat Int thu miltlle Il The ilanr. far lii
tired wife u plak ur--il !. evident
tint liz remembers Ii. PROMISE i, cher
IA, her. w like IL 80 The elai'
spending iLriF timn ,lnrins divine ~.
siee ii Whispering MI telllns Harie. !.
!, helps u q appreciate tho fet,'en
anl convince. IL tint they nfr rs,.all'
II singing with tn splril nna "
understanding. alsn,.' W. Ike /" q
Young la,lic. koel, their liavs IL e"n
slant motion radaa.arins 81 ,nastl
ra,s huYe La.l a chewing lnna- !
lpuk. vi lalls.like. w lko u ~
man sporting fa>l l,ar4r., ~'.ile he "Ne
ii the printer, anl gives uolhins I
,Ln minirtcr--i, loekr honorable
There arr o,hcr thing. " Ike to y
hnt ~ iurlcar.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19
How Pianos arr faJurcd.

According II prominent mannfscs-
nrcr. thc,u nre more planes injured by
improper tuning thna BY legitimate
lse and .he consequent natural wcar
of tho Instruments Thu frnme of ;
good pianu, fully strung and tnnod, y
made h resist tenSiun e1unl ~ about
seven tons. This severe strain rrla xcs
n. Tho string. reee.le from tho pitch.
hut ii renewed vlen the rinno h tun.
oil, nnl Il i frequently dlseoyered. ~
\ resul, Il the repeated frseers. that
tho traMe IA heni or hallicd; and u
tho hau,l4 II an ignorant tuner, os ono
lacking upol Judgment, m instrument
at this s,age i as.an injured beyond
remedy With rcas ,lahle arc. 4 liann
Ii expected II renlain III vsod condition
tar rf.en Years. mn, the Inst makevs
will guarantees their Instruments; hut
thc Incompetence and malpractice of
certain .,.rallel tuners Aeis tho scal II
destruction M thousands II instruments
In frnm lwe II Rse sealr Tho rIano
manufacturers advise purchasers ~ have
their Instruments tuned by representa-
tive II tho respeetise factories iron'
which ,he pianos are heni. A. they sSs
aware II TIN terrible ar,leal through,
whirl, tho instrument mast pass ~ TIM
A,aa. Il .ant. u tfn ixne VI ietelhtstt
nnl ahil,tf, Il I. In, fair rrcaumr-
tim that the makers II m instrument
ought Il lneW haw II tane Il properly
lnnl without Injury - IL important
Eln,l., ypt there ars comparatively yery
!. few pertap, WIN lrali, ly tho we'll
nnennt advice. NJ impression prevail.
inn III sanlr n,i,lls TINT .hc Hugpcstion
/ ii mi entirely disi,artrslcd, N thu
makers .haflr II. Tor tuning, whila
rrul, n.lpnal tuners nn,l music seoses
irk hut ~ -, md s,,no II tho buhe.
man. In, u. Hut werc tho matter
ttnllt nnl Genrra,ly understood BY .hs
Iauuel4 II l,i.,nnn tl., would eonalde'
IA g1eath h tl.oir interest, eysn IN the
light ii III investment. - hMyo thcii
instrument. .nnel ~ rnt.ier IN wheps
hn,nIr th,,e il til. lens, possibility Il
accident ii injury. scientific Alnsri
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19

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III tAht#tea Fl ~ sHrs Al seu IN use
tA~ nAA tn W. tWtstf ~, ~AsrA ssse
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Nhee w.. \ Aass ! rsea u e~tswale
thr rnri'stsa n sas ssieAl~ss NJ M
taHh. 81 rsesanss "A sheif hrt~~e
Mhsn ssw venerable tass seated "
4 tirkpts eHf7sn drawn III le~.hraA.
lwi, rwesnrelvl siaFshUerA mAs~. w
| ts,ks Ainns sitr rssi alvAss rirsas~d
Ii mssell 'he establishment frum ~hirh
thai venerable rasr taHe aa, When |.
.sw TN village atett jogging
s,wa, vi,' rrsss harness. AMI dilapt.
,la,ra vehicle, AMI mclanchnly hrf~c.
| drew nv nwn i'm reats and instituted
, | 4 rnanHtssan iii nnrr between this man
and hr rival who. without ostcntatien
, lkept lis cqaipnes III order, and dr"vc
we'll tho hnr~e which liz had pclcrlcd
we'll, Iron tho hax ~ 4 mArkc.
wagon, ,irawuhs Il wrl-matrhcsi, even.
working pnir II solid ha,. ! always
found seated enntsn.el aud thriving
farmer, The minister " my nativc
town, \ Iarrc.hcartcd, kindly, SWIM
i pa,hitinr pastor, and n Sensible preach
III III ,he Gospel u christ. always drovc
, an clcran, horse, and drove him we'll
i i, tin, lii ILL., two wheeled chaisc ~
/ 'casl. IN when mounted erect In tho
+ saddle, tho people respected him. and
!, iil no, forget their respect when hs
i had aismoun,el Aud never shall
1 forget tho chagrin ana dspay, and
i '',li-mal doubts" which filled my mind
4 ~ found myself and ny beloved Jcr'
!. nsha. now my wife, seated III her fath'
/, er's anrien, chai-c, behind hcr fathers
i. ancient steea tho,h borrowed hy mc
II fir tho ocrpsou). and subjected 70 tht
II sly jibcs IL the smart young people
j, who drove their smart cgnirngcs Q,
X that memorable drive 10 tho seaside
ii pi,ica .lern.la; anA Jcrasha ritlo.
il mc. Hut, fortunately for ~ both
ii TINT hnrsc was the only fault she q
il hcr family ha,, DIR, Larlng. In N
ID rulfcc, Horse "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19

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~*aHla ishs II saMAs axtt#Al sAss II II
ai~ast 4 larAssfs fVf VI ,a tr~a, -
sefs e. the fhss thsa tsh Asssiwts#s
wauld sevsn insitNas " ~ ~s.,
shnnrh nn pslst conceivable channel
- shr warts ~. s..stafttss "A seu~.
4nfaee Il Rns lsval'ss Nv ennmnni,,
~ vat II wsii lnava III tho ~afil \,
large as .l.r nh IL sun htme papers
IN t'v reader will rall III mful hns IN,
iapi ,.wn near H. rrsilrnee. whsph rn,
iass fne reputation MI eser shr land
~ slil aai tka, saeh ,'lsre " favor.
IA With Fl cseell,n, county paper. ,h'
editor II which il vile swaEr hm
alive u Al II Intst.st, Jealous II pro
4 teeilns iss n,pa name, and nntissne II
W. entt II romute IT. welfare. Smell
papers AMI snth men deserve tho high
81 rewards aal ihe most thorough NJ
probation M The hauls uf thc renrl,
FIR Mli"m they are pert rmin1 - Nc
fal AMI nohln i mi.stpu This hriN.
true land no une will dispute the rtr
mise---it follow tin, thu lirst duty i
the people IN tho interior Il Il sub
sefiho amt ray FIR their own hom'
paper before looking ahrpa,. ior NOR
reading ma,.er II any kind NJ ~
put VII paying tur the local paper. IL
seek u make 1t a matter of barter
hut make glad tho heart IL the cditu
and Publisher hy paying him III III
only mediuM which will buy paper an
! laher. Thl~ religious duty re,lorme
! tho Inter Ocean viii rot only ron,
snend your Judgment. hui br glad /
continue your name upon ~ hnok'
promising you everything TINT you ~
exrue, from i jonrnal devoted ta u
thc general topics of tho times. u,
W never solicit patronage, nor sec
/ III any manner ,o advance our NV
, interests u tho disadvantage n I'll
! local press, TT II ils n measure uf n
| highest usefulness outside Ill our tlel
! iii lahnr. anil with which W. ha,
neither tho disposition nor tho ahili,
II compete. NJ mnne,s should !
| transmitted u thu city rarer. ".
i t,eso faithful ean,rrsa,ars IT lnme /
/ trres,s ar. secured and rai,l fir lnri,
i the year l>1t Having served il In
!. apprenticeship ii the business II Gu
i tls Journalism. we feel tint Wv have 4
!. experience md appreciation If Il
merits and usefulness which jns,ih
9 ~ II this emphatic expression III tho
j hrhali Inter. ur.an.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19

Why. Nsltar. |. Til. ,nus' sall \
Lrile of Il month standing A. sae i'nul
her husband drunk m thr ,lArt'er
ahoa. midnight, .ies. vi, dear. What
III tho world has kert seu 81 lseen
ont on 4 litilc turn with III hryn. my II
,l.larling. why Walter, son are ~
tuxira,cd!" .,f.c.s. Aesr. | estimate
shat - = .Nhnt IN earth n,a'ls Wv
o., \, drunk Aud whs-oh WI, do w
come hono To 10 IN this dreadful ttate'
Hrrnuls, NY darlius. Al II rshe'
Places arc tlir lr'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19

LlME SPRINGS STATION, IOWA
RsAl EatAtr and Collection ANvNe,
Taxes rAlsl fnt non.rcsldrnts, Il business
~ NALL Win have prompt Attcntlon, tload
reference rlvrM WHEN desired, l1tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19

t'nnersM il snlici,nus. Congress. Il
kind. Congress will. n IA aurmisad. snp-
ply soms retroactive legislation for tho
beneht ef Jay cooke \ co. Gonrrcs1
will not permit 70 niac man IA Jay
t'ooke q DO rushed inle bankruptcy ny
4 III II greasy mechanics whose aa,ingr
hs II taking .are u.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19
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A#F WMMs@ - h#a7#xssN wi w. 8*s@ n
~ asAss ts~tniAk Nsef - sHAat
laaa4 a ~ ttt fsAm smt retf ~ssh
slvitlnk rsssx N ttt Ftrt ~ sssss
IT, esais tAss tArf ~Aest nsets w.
49, ssstn ssesa - .He4iAssse tsfh
etss Il tvNsaral seen.ts tAst sasna ruA,
T,iea~n4 #tisris SLENDER rtlslrA s,itts
ts~efiAs e,vAtl, fRstn hunarfAs "A
ft4s. tfli ,Aes stesari la,a III san liHe
rtit*t she.s tinted ,ilee n green ana
rssli. rvaeetina ~ i, rfitm MI she
sa'.sx A the sHiui,es and Their anssi-
- II tiny, iiakliat hells. renslen, rs,ti
breathing mt sweet masie d, cach ,nueh
uf thu i siae hrrcse. Nowhere sl%r.
w., csnu en their own magu,tsten, W.T..
acss, " the gorgeous ahu.lee II st.ir
kings, A. utisn,als so lasisa time anil
muae,, taete ami skill 4. IA thr tenn.
rlcs u their eals Amid the wealth Il
lnsArianre ths l,lsinr Greater las stas-
tered i, rlrasera-ls around. these seem
IN perfect aeear,l---manumcu,s If A..
ss,ipa and sclf sacrifice that challenge
our admiration, even while awakening
pity far zeal = sally misplaced. Never
were dcseserx IL my ercrl ar faith ~
iast hound i'll Iii ihran4lom as arr these
disciples II l5uihlh III Ganlama while
this mammoth rcli ,iun numbers A. IT,
vntaries more than nxr hundred alrl ilf-
II millions II human hvitsgs. ~ ncarls
halt lhc population II our sl.he fcr
some two thousands i've hundred years
II has huen tie established religion u
llnrmah. Siem, l.aps. rugu. Canbo,iia
rhihet, Japan, Tar,ary, reslun, ,hc
l.oo-ta,a anil many ncighhafing island.
hrsiacs about twv-sltir.ls Il China and i
large portion of siberia anil Il, I'll,
rre<en, day no ineonsilcrahlc number
~ the simple resantry ii Swedish Luz,
land are found anaag its firm allor
cuts,
Buddhism. III itspurc fern. undouh.
! caly had IT, origin Ia llinaesian, whvr,
it, founder was h,tn and thence, i,
tho almost sarer-hnmaa cliurs IT i,
, priests and desutvcS, II was ssaiterc,
far and wide Ill through eastern. middle
and southern Asia. When AIohnmn,cd
anisn was first introduced into Java
tho people wcrc all lsnlahis,s; nm
the, elung IL their established reliriol
with 4 tenarily Tint even tho lirr an,
sword II the talrn prophet wefe In nlan,
eascs incapable IT suplning In lin
,lestan. within few centuries after til
death IT Ganlamn. wr lind lhe lirali
. mlns' nefeel, lerseeating tie Iinadhls,
ultimately esrelling thrm irnm III
country; yet II tins 'la,, despite tn
deadly maligni,s II thu llraLMius. III
, lersisten, warfare wagel agasn., ua.l
!, llism hs Mohammcacns. nn.l tho eon
! h;nel prayers aud efforts Of all tilri,
!. tendon, 10 decisive sirtpry has Lte
achieved oser this mighty has,. Snm
thousands have huen converted IL fhril
, ,ianily, ha. tho less il mule gautl b
birihs irpa Year IL war. though II
!. true that NJ western civilization pr,
crosses, The higher ehss. and In mau
rascs esea tho priests themselves, a,
!. losing their hold m the doctrines ,
, Buddhism. md modifying their temp
:, worship by somo Admixtn,o u oeeitpn
NJ II mt Christian ol,strsnne.~.--Ia Ia,
j Mo Roper f.algc, IN September Ga
= nxy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19

Tie lal,G)~ha yerteriAy callad the
attention IL another ~ our patched
lire,rltr, vherea, Tiny loth laughed
heartily, u informed that = pair viii hc
purchased when her husbands ''llttle
bill" Il r.,ileA; |, hae boan duo nearly
4 YEAR, pon. eri'iei.c 4 printers drer.
To- rle.el, while wearing pi'ka psreh-
aspl with money dun hun. Toll your
l.n.hani II 1enl u. I ~, 10 u onso. anl
,n,r tha a,s,s III M entire euit.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19

'l,ey, what has heeoins VI tn lAnls
irav II y"nr pants 'he olhrt dayi foans
Am.rira. carefully examined biz nnn,sn.
il uallcs-~ IT. ~trn out, pir,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS
TO TiiE ~uF7roaTUr.r.
DR.. GIBBONS nIep-,

NEW EESEEGI.S! Mn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-14
Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Creditors,
Estate of Thomas Foley, deceased.

Estate of Thomas Foley, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
y undersigned. Admini,tratur Of the estate
OF THOMAS FOLEY. deceased, 70 the credi-
tors Of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within ten month after
the hrst publication ot thi, notice, 10 the said
Administrator, AT the office Of {. g.. HI l.
ka. II. Eor0W%Ey
Public Administrator. Eureka county. Nev.
Eureka, New, Nov. -. 1873. uIJ-Iaw4y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-14
Notice to Creditors,

Estate of Charles ". Booth, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrator Of the estate
OF CHARLES v. BOOM, deceased. 10 the
creditors OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within ten
months after the first publication Of this no
tice, 10 the said Administrator at the office
Of c. q. HUBBARD, Attorney-at-Law Clark
street. Eureka. VI. BUkONShI,
Public Administrator. Eureka county. New.
Eureka, New, Nov. II. 1873. nItlaWiw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-03
MASSACHUSETTS.
The poIuical CauIdron Rolling.

Bosrcx, September 2.-The following
is list OF the new delegates TO the Re-
publican Convention
Hamilton ole for Washburn, Var
mouth two for Washburn, Sandwich
three for Wsshburn, Randolph three
tor Washburn, Bellerica two for Wash
burn, Tapstieli two for Butler, Bridge
water two for Wsshburn, Truear one
tor Wash burn, Douglass two for Wash
burn, Be;ehertown three for Washburn,
the same two for Butler, Dudly two for
Washhurr. ludlow two for Butler,
Chesterfield two for Wsshburn, Goshen
ore ior Washburn, Amherst three for
Washturn, Plainfeld two for WASH
burn. Wal;ham two for Washburn,
MiiGletield two for Washburn, North
Braintree one !or Washburn.
At the time OF the caucus held BY
the Republicans OF this city last week
the auti-Butler men OF the ID ward
bolted and called a csucus for this even
ing. When the meeting tonight was
called 10 order it wss found that the
Butler men were present in full force,
and the result was that each faction
elected q chairman. These two officers
both mounted the platform and began
to hsraDgue the crowd. The caucus
resulted in INDISPENSABLE confusion
which was fnally closed By the Butler
men being dispersed by the police. The
snti's then proceeded TO business
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-03
Inspection o, steam Vessels.
CHICAGO.

Conductor Bcsu Released on Bail.
CmCAGo, September This fores
noon, Edward Bean, the forgetful con-
ductor, was visited in jail by his coun-
sci, Mr.. Vanburcn and Mr.. Jacob
Alder, OF Joliet, with the view OF max
ing arrangements FOR the prisoner 6
release on bail. After brief consul
tstion, during which Beane reiterated
his desire 10 leave the prison as soon
AZ possible, the visitors withdrew and
repairel to the criminal court room,
armed with an affidavit. The docu-
ment was read by Judge Booth. The
afliant was sworn and examined under
oath and found q competent person to
sisr the prisoners bail bond. Accord
iuCIy the court fixed the sum at $lO,~
600. The bond was given by Mr.. AL
der. and a little before noon Beaue
walked from his cell. He will doubt
less lie indicted by the grand jury this
week ard tried in the criminal court
next week. The same may also be
said OF PutTenberger, the engineer,
who wss released on bail Of $4,000 a
few iavs ago.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-03
FOREIGN.
:NGLA N ID.
on the LuXemburs Rail.

Accident on tho LuKemburs Rail.
way.
LONDON, September 2-Accounis
have been received Of IN accident on
the Lu1emburg railway, by which eight
persons were killed and fifteen hurt.
The report is current that the mum.
cipal authorities OF Madrid have raise 4
the red flag OF the Commune on the
town hall, and that the military have
discovered the secret depot Of the armn.
ammunition and petroleum belonging
TO the Interps,ionals. No con6rmatory
dispatches have been received.
Vice Admiral Yelverton has taken
the iron clads Alnanza and Victors
from the harbor of Cartbagena. and sent
them to Gibraltar. The insursens
mad. no attempt to prevent tho yesse
from going.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-03

to distribute them in person under HE
sign manual and Imperial seal. Many
persons have been deferred from com
ing to the Exposition through fear oi
rnn CHOLERA,
and many who were here have
hastsnea away for the same
reason. The cholera exists here.
il is true, bu, not in ths form Of sn ep-
idemic. All the cases that have oc-
CURED have been induced BY Irregular
ities, excessive indulgepces and the ex-
posure OF the persons who have taken
Il. The average number oil deaths
here from this disease is about thirty
per day and these are confined sxclu-
sively to the soldiers and the lower
class OF people. The :ity is in excel.
lent sanitary condition snd not the
least apprehension is felt that the dis.
ease will assume the form OF ofaaepi-
demic. -
Taking Vienna. its surroundings and
the Exposition, all together, We feel
very we'll satisfied With our visit and
sojourn here. Vienna is rapidly grow
ing in extent and beauty and in few
years will rival Paris. Seven years hence
when the United Statea calls upon your
correspondent to represent her as min
lister in a foreign country, and gives
him the choice OF places he will choose
Austria
We expect To leave Vienna on Mon
day for Munich. thence through Swift
erland to Milan. We have abandoned
the Italian tour for the present on ac-
count OF the hot weather, italian fever
aud cholers, which w,understand are
raging there At This time. We will 80
from Turin TO Paris, which place We er'
pect TO reach in about fifteen days.
II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-03

Government stables at Fort Riley
Destroyed by fire--Ycarful RAva.
Ees or the Cholera as Okawvtiie,
Illinois.
ST. LOUIS, September "a dispatch
from Kansas says that tie Govern.
ment stables and corrnls az Fort Riley,
Kansas, was burned OH Sunday night.
The horses were saved but the build
ing was totally destroyed.
A dispatch from Okawville. Illinois,
tuenty-niue mills from here, on the st.
Louis and Southern Railroad, says the
cholera OF the true Asatic type, is ra.
ging there icsriully. ,wen,y-thres per
cons having died there In twelve hours.
among them the primo pa! bridge-buill-
er OF the Southern railroad, aud three
OF his children. Five died in one fam
lily in three hours Patients die within
fifteen minutes after toe attack
an 4 turn black Immediately. Medical
aid has been sent for from surrounding
towns, aud the people are rapidly lea'-
ing the place; those who remain are
using disinfectants freely and burning
tar in the streets. Ii is said that no
local cause exists for the disease.
Mr.. Nelson TiG prominent merch :
ant OF Savannah. Georgia. bm been in
the city several days 10 the interest Of
the proposed line OF steamships be-
tween that port and Liverpool To-
morrow he wilt meet the Board Of Di-
rectors OF the Merchants Exchange and
detail in full the advantages Of thi,
plan before that body.