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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-07

Painted In OIL C0LORS, l6 times from SIXTEEN
sfoNES-size 1880 inchss The subject ia jifs
size. exquisite and pleasing. 1t CANNOT BE
TOLD 4 IN the original painting, and 10 really
worth tio nEACEEDS In beauty. size and val
NO ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR PICTURE can
give more pleasur. or be greater ornament in sny
household 1t can be had FREE, ana we DON'f'
ask subseribers to wait months f,r It, bnt will send
II at once, or II can be had Of our agents Subscri
hers pay on delivery Of pictures, NO WAITING
Pictures now ready, and delivered by US at once.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-07

L. D. BARTUN, Cent Supt
E.S-Tne,s minutes isswx than Oil Creek
Ra lway time.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03
w Uiiid NOn Z

Would yon keep. snnr rhsf complex
ian War thick saled shoes.
Ntl,ll ynn cniny gniet ren,cat Do
away with Mrs aud rre'enec
Would st,, have others respect ,anr
"pinists Mold and never dlsown
them yourself.
Would yuu ma,fs anil be happy
u III ounce pf iosu all Ut ieatt d
grain IT ppnI SOME AID Judgment II
elnnpius Il companion.
Wua.,l yen haze ! III health. is
~ IN tn sunshine. Sifknes. II wurs,
tlnn treeklrs.
Would YIN rerpatt snnistlff kurl
your heart anl i,is elrM,
Wenll yen retain lie lave " /
fr..nl. l,o ind Lu ssllisll. essuiuy
Nenii you never ba till lia. y,
not asl rers ,'al au,stin1
Would ,en sleep well AMI hnsr ,
ga'I arpsi,et A,telnl I. ,pnr ewl
l,uri,lr-r
Would ,o. have the resrr., If men
Never permit Yourself ~ inlln'ge il
vulgar jnkrs ur conversation.
Would y.n save Yourself nnnnaa aaner
ipu not stir up scandal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03
lMelc LelkcA joke.

Sumo Years am there lisrl IL nne II
,nr mfg, cities M eccentric character
known ~ mel. Xeke. Win never lnst Il
rhano u retp.traiingn practical Jile.
Any place " nceusisn suited him. pro-
.idrl he could nuke his poi,,. TN.
ilnc sunday lm repaired - n lashinna.
hlc church. s,,,lr time after the service
had commenced. and IA there was npt il
at ,aeani. hc snuk 4 prominent posi-
tim In tho centre aislr. where l,c stood
bit upright, with lis high stp,eri!,e
hat tlaplcd tightly On his head. III
r,ntse I,r attracted much attcnslun. aud
very rs,n tho rcAtn. 4 nan FIR whom
lm.e Hckc had mn especial dislike.
ercl, up 70 him. and whispered TINT I,e
n,nst iakc III hin hat.
That's asin my principles. said
l'nrle Hcke.
Il cant help thai, " Mill the scAtoll,
l"l..,aa,s,t. ''y"n .,,as. take u on =
hut WON'T replied nclc Zekc
Then shall take II Oh f.r ysn. !
said the sexton. WIN was becoming srr,
nervous On account IL thu attention
ll,it whispered eolloluy had oceasioneI
All right. said Uncle Hcke. ''yo.
kin take II Of. That mint agin ~,
principles.
The scxtnn thcrcnpon took hold d
tho rim u l'nrlc Hcke's Int, anil lex
terouAly lifted Il Of hi. head. l'u
what was The respectable ~xton's hor
r"r when nbbul two quarts ~ hirkor,
nuts rolled oui VI his hat, anl wen
gathering aDd banging over tho caurrl
nMr.
And TINT was unrlc Xeke's j,kc 81
| tho suxtuii
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03
what the sDWg fOUh sItBAe
auG.

.Alrpk isnne II thr lealing merchants
Il >ew Orleans, md although remark.
ABLY quiet man. j. It'll fund q biz
practical jpke. Although nearly, ifnvt
quite. asis FIT IN hir stocking soles.
kc Il thm. ,tiat he looks ia II there
sas nj twenty ruunla u ll.sh Oh lis
weole b"l,.
Ioing along aal,al street. tho otl,or
,laS. Alsrk neiiee. that large. shng-
~ dog was f,ll,wihg him. 81 tho
conner " paapl,inc iis Av barefoot
VI boy, AMI thinking - have \ jpkc
on tho ,enngn,, he staprei, and IN
qairel, hoy. What d. yen suppose
tim. ,lag II following mo for
The youngstor east knowing look
~ Aleek. aud readily replied. "iu,.a
he takes ,3u fora bnnc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03
lf.elt; as l;sr Olurn Times
aud ~ LETTER.

\ .ssN York Paper llas tie follow.
llp:
LIS. february. & sola,f Seymour,
while mixing usrr some lid sn.,imes,
was surprised i. a little s'ip a paper,
,rll,M wit, avr, wl,iil dluirri from
onp ,,tthf haak'. Iii, little s'ip was
naarl; IL | i century all. 1t MA Il
rer,il. ,Ra.Ir /, t.stnpt.i. Nuefe liz Mas
then rnr.u " l,i- stn,i,s, " susll
an,.apy hi. fr'l,w - laats ual itir,nls
as il scented themselves from church
The Zip b arr late. .,'i'rini., Church
Grnc,a. 1, june. | II =
Among lesr .'ai,spniccx was hi-
It'll surviving friend, Alr. Church, ~
wllom I; werner Seymour inelosel lis
own photograph viii, III. It'll. yellow
slip, III ,Ae following mite:
rlrA, February -, lt7.,
Ms nnAa tnlneu: YIN were
.late III church, ip,l.eigLi yrarr ago
-, says thi. s'rap oI yellow paper.
that u ,ncs hni,rring dawn ~ ~ through
half century like M autumn lcat.
|. dropped mi Ut MI oil bunk n'
ienesa alrre Il Was lus y, sonle oi'e,
WIN die.l Ling .i,rc.
When stdl l,,k NJ Il yun will frul ~
II YIN wef. reading tombstone. Will
u icw exceptions. II u iist VI dead
men.
We have sten tlingt, strange things
since tin, little record ot neglected. .lu
iics was ma,le up.
r.nI ,eu The likeness of ono WIN.
! un GAL " a.. Mas MI "alren
irun church un the 18th ~ juno
is2l. A. ysl SEQ, hc Ii battered
bald-hoadcn Old man now
Then liz wins ii .nlOntll.faecd scllou
boy. with u fnll head u hair mud !
large stock II hope aHl roneeis
We'll, ia have said. We l,nya seei
much that II startling III tho last htt,
years! Within MI human prohahili,,
w shall rre something molc startling
within tic ncAt live ycarx. Most u u
will Le packed up aud dropped iuto ou
graves.
/ ID MI think we will hc o,eilo ke,
much lonrrr.
| |, u hish time for ,ou u me'll yon
habits---as 1, chnmh-going--pr .on.
worse record mn, turn up against ~,
than tho ono Scnl you.
| Truly ,nnrs,
i llonArio SEYMorM.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03
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tntaMA 49,

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il y III iNssi, ~ se,AssslAal's iH~
vsaAesi slssHs ~ "A sats "a Halg -
" ,As .Hsash - s8sst. aaA - 'itsFs
u saha Al sAe ~fba iass isseu !
Assftfa III. .stfs 49, seisa saa tAassi
NJ sassAas tsr s.lsaAla isisei tass 'ass
as@st Il uasss.s " esaes lislsa isss
NJ 49, 'ssgs ssaFs ! y. W 49, i Y
tAAiag - 49, watus tsem ~ ta.vt
III stiaate stttfeh ii hti.le laHi, VII
iass. atl.sis. feaai ~ ihs sh' ftfo
es.l II tile a. "A. ha' tae i.les II i iiea
Fai,avt ,hAn tls,s. II ,li,ttslag the re,
sn,n i'se lertt Api fsMiat lasgr
fusa.vaser LAKE, sarHs nerrr 4, ha.r
he's l,r,asIs4l MATURE. aaassfsl.I. Ii
nas a'seapius this Tive Jr,fi u s,nl.
ihn,ng'' TIC prevailing WESTERN ~ial. u
',em thc tlrati ,prstl ,its .aa, This
ar'li has l.pi shs ri,sr VAILED IN nrpn
III ~, ~ 4 the valley. and has ~.
lafetal felialaa,ls faftel Il further IA
that ,iite ,jal.
| 'uli tha, ,l.aeg, ie rrtlllrl with
sa'c,--n mtrlri from ,if,. lui sana
u ~ inlastl lahe- tie ,,rs heat which
y icsir tel ita Tie larfea ,noun.aiu.
slles around y Ill W power IL l.rrl
Instead "f u,il J'ha r,nstau, c,apar
aii u !. NJ render lrat a,rtt which
i nav aetist, tin, lowering the annual
temia fatmc Very iescerii',ly. The
loNtrits ~ tsmIeta.nrr alone, even
Il ma,alinpl hy aa increase IL
mil ~ u g. air, W"ull give q rrca-
Ter rain.iall hs t',e mufc r,lfc,t con-
lh'isa8tHh aNtEtt ~ Nt6NtN tatNHt nNt
tlr etari Mt.A II ii tho surface ~ Iii,
lnle Nuuill materially augment the
supply a sa,nr IN tho rain urren,s.
thus atiing Ii i lsublc uanncr--a de-
clsa.e Y t,la ra,uru IN III iarrc-r
O MIXTURE ,,r precipitation. These
raiii.cusit.s,, Ma,t, uls, meet witt, is.
difficulty IL making their way against
lln p,cu siil.ls--,ls thuse winds, cans.
al lar1e's " TIE beat X tic desert,
would lir lpw ii al,it -anl would. there
fire, with na1e .fiainl, and regularity
dep ~ their saafly r moisture user
thu rlai,r u i. sn.lsr. Fan ns,nar.
due and san l'ie.p. Nhuu il /. con.
.ilrfe'l that every a,i,li.ioaal iael, II
rain i .nlta mill ~ IT dHllals d, tl,ca,
sIu, ,Ii 7, un,its, The value u stel
| d eha .s ii quantity and certainty VI
fall M IA rcalll, aIntreiatei Iron,
Tile l,tais lleseri, IN tho Dsef-
hnI Neuttls f.r January,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03
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s.easvr ts ia,t a~~ssisaa = tstss
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IL wv usAsa anA trw w. Ha @1s
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i Individuality 49, slts rai* nIaina
f.st lain las's si.e i alvais hull IN i
ar and destroying. has her atlrnr
II. TIA teAsit,lr
liz liM j. IN h.r hiiitss,, mi u vFf
4 The ,asahefs Slh il ihe ,ns alilsf
working ~ tie msst uniI.Hm mate.
rial into utter oi,l.usl,"s, arriving ai,l..
~, ifsrr n eiIri n, paf.elisn. VI
'be ~ i esae. precision. thug, alaa,.
s.ilel ualur d r.ttain sliHs
Earh IL her works hns aa rsspnee IL
nv own, carh " her pheaame,s *l'rt.
Ill Characterization. AMI ~, thir
,li,el-iiy Is in unity.
ltc~sant liic, Development aai
mpseaea.'arn In her. l,ti' $40 advances
not. Sc changes tnr EYER AMI escF
aud rests i,at u moment, tluietnlr IL
In ,necisahIn IL her, aml slc hAs laid
hrr curse uunn rest. She il firm
Her steps arc measured, her exceptions
rare, her laws interchangeable.
She Ina always thought, aud alsay-
thinks though MT IA man. bu, IL
Nature She brood. over M all.com-
pretending il,a, worh ~ searching
rnn inl out.
Mmkinl lwtll II her anl s'.c III
them. With all nun s'c plays game
for 1--we anil rejpices thc moro The,
win. With many hor moves arc ~
ii llen that tic game il oyer before
tic. know IL
Sl,c rejoirus In illusion. Whose de-
>,rpts i, IN l,in,srlt and others, him Ne
Furnishes Will, tho ricrncs, tyranny
Whose fpllows her III ilii',. him .'c
taxi, nsa child ~ Ter bosom
llur children are num'erlc.-. IT,
nnue II sic altogether misarly: but sl,e
has her ta,srites, OH whom a'le lnaii---
.,er. ,nuth, aud for whau snc makes
arca, sacrifices. Over Tf.atn,ns s'.s
s,,roai. Ier ,hiui She tahsus her
creatures out Il nvtliinpn.ts. and trlla
thrm moi wlpnee thy eame,tlur whittier
t,,cy IN. |, i their h,li,l.ss II run, rle
ai,asa tl,r rad.
Thu spectacle q Nature !. alsa,s
nov. III, .he IL always renewing the
spus.a, ,r., i.,lr ii her ms. e.1uisite
lia.unti,a anl death Ii hrr expert
epm,fi.anec q gel rlenl, y lfr.
slo aialr man III darkness. an.l
makes lin forever lang iar light. Sic
sleatu. l,ia, ,lcppldsa, u.,nu the pMth.
iall mud leasy. and set il alaa,r
shaking him untl be al,ein.s to s,ar
above it.--t;1cthc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03
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lsi# siiaasie aeaa4d i,t III snsHsaieat.
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lila,HA hai III. slsKssi sar II A III
w',,s taslFsaa "n hanl, aui I'm. i ~.
hal hasef 80 hin, l,at attarl With
besksl aal h.nsil 1t,' ~ nan ~,s
pull n ~ lcli II ~ ~fv,aets rala.
ltal rrsiAl upe, aul III lnin4 antA.tp,i
sail j eaais 81 s'e III. s,eaAah
IL pas .ilaA lHt H. library. vhrrr
l.arli.ne lia,Y laa anl gatcl relaxed III
ussn a,l sifr.s
"Nell tus man. ahat i Nahirl y'
II lnarl, sa'l. ilai ,en had i might,
BIZ lph III uaiteaa4lsin on hand. an
! ies dril' agans ! SOC il could git
ID.
embarrassing 1" repeating cacl'
separate letter ~ il dropping tl,e worl
from 4 ,ial iat i -aaon.
"ics. slh , aey i, "a, lat yvu il
gvinp &, ahile.aal, dc Whole House ii,
Representatives.
..iou in.ofnal ultl stnlrel. cried
the speaker, hll Ii, could not rutraiu
laaghinI ut lac amazed Look Vt tho
venerable .ltfcan,
''l.ord. SAB. ise no sreua,lrrl. only
aaei lpu lar scr jpb Ill nhitema~bin -
dats all. Nuw---i,ow -~-now look w
hcah," hc continued ia s,,ne irelida-
ton ~ he sw tho speaker r.s, 70 .
question Il or,lcr. II dpnp what sou
mean, An tnu jiss TIL IL, u you
want i'mt w',i,cw.r'iin' ~ na---c!, 4"
~ TX hero, old man, exclaimed
tho speaker asime STUPID a.. ha.
l"pa imposing ~ s"u,"
An In, raA. saii oil JyL u ~.
"he ',p!ain &c matter, M "---llerr
the old fellow 1 esuni.naneo opened ~
tie nntt alarming naanurr. aud from
i,s aa.s.nn.s isrst.s tas.. I..h,
sah, ,ah, If the hpaltirst r,it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03
Or Dni,kSNG.

D,ur S.r,--My residence In the
beautiful tawn'of Crcsen, has hccn &c
hui ahnrt duration. hni have sccn
enansl IL convince nc that an article
uf this kind would MT bo a,,,iss 10
the many readers IL tho Plain Dealer.
| shall a',rup, /, aay few words about
lrinkine. Which - many, bpth ol,l aud
you're " this city ore addicted IN. II
viii b. nlo,u Il tie young men, than
! ~ IT, older anes.
far maa, trats the writer uf this has
hetA ia lie lah,t uf inlnlsing too
Fssps uf lie aerursni Aull, called
w'isary, aif has bven III mnny tcwn
anl city aud Inns g,nr int, the placcs
whore poison i dealt ont ~ freely
! ~ Wsl, " rtclit) US water, aMd
there, heisrc tie har, stoad young men
,lom III Il, . yeats oil iululaing In
tha lfai ppa e,a'irp natil taken away
~ ,aAc rer.n alm. perhaps. war the
t,r., ,ausp II This, or ,llrrc Young men
lni.. Iurrl int thea, deus II vice,
v4nl oul, 4, make criminals and
a. iaFate ine,
q r ifilil. leuis {, anathrr aal still
s.pi a.F. ani Y, ou natii the young
/ tlgit.tr taa.lf lpnaalcx 4 total wreck,
i ,lis.faer {, lis rasel,ts. % society,
~ tie y ri,
! snluc ute strong drink. because tl,cy
i 4tnt / y nhi.t some uar others liiuk III
dry nNas spris,w anl there is mn.
ftlsr i a.s II drinkers WIN drink that
l,sps mas Ia lun,s's me. anl nlwa, 4
s4ait ~ FL gestia1 iht Il ipW. IT. -
~ lI.,-h ~ A,lp nrlt, heta,.-r they
Nffe Ill las,ira. 'lllcse arr nuslly
s8pnt ,aen. N'stea iirenls stand well
liaMl s.. atil = WA,llsl the sn II hc
sllf would - l,r u keep away iram
thtAe 'ieastfies,
j II i slia nan who staatla hhind Tho
lar al si,te ont thr reisan - the
sanns hrifler wl.p ought IL III lnnisl,-
ltl Mat ter tn penalty, il artcsap,y y
ls.i O. tie llel, FIR ! Lave seei, IN
laaii, places sllere tho peiaon 'lenlcr
h. CEASED tho young n,an 10 take bis
lit ltl.h.
l.ii ~ all right here. TINT In all my
t.4sels , nps.r saw 4, many young
mnn t'rilk It tlir poisonous Gu. m
Il III 'rrss,, according 1, the sixc of
to t.Nn II IA il shame.
/ ianne n"nof cresea, MI II .,ou who
aia ii lha labit It frelueniing tho
niuns s.l,stta which iniirai our beautiful
i4Au. The a.1 Year II ulrn ~, and
NV tahr 4 rlaigo ~ make strong
lest,lsn within yourself that never mnre
Will tau ttne'l my kinil II Intoxicating
Iniuair, ..h ! iasea.. -, 80. ..il -
happier attl letter fnr !,
Man II mission II i, l,c gnod md IL
good. anl nj bceninc lr,nkards anil
I'LL iruakarls grave. You can avoid
!. thi- il yen will but try. hayo tried
II. antl feel n much happier man, bptl
III mind md body.
innng men. become temperate,
start i M saeicty ~ reiurn,. aud 1T VI
.ee what can br done for ourselves and
tur tho rising generation lct ~ gcl
tho smaller be,s together and forn
them inio temperance sricty. an
WI rnn find ullcr ones to hc our lend
crs In u noblo cause. What ID ",
sayY x llEsoaMEA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03

Tho panic stricken editor II Ito
1'iiur,ille lrvrs trarfnlly remarks.
.'1'0cn,,-l,e re,,. rari, |. tho price
s-kel fer California pear. IL town. aud
yet we are I'LL TINT civilization ad.
val,ce4. md that Providence tempcrs
tllr al,nr,, lamb Who calnot raise tie
wiuI !"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03

An elderly rhoplmirirc~ Il mentioned
In the recent report ~ Church ~
England ~hopl intlcc'or, who, when
he proposed IL her that tho children
should sing. shook her cane III the. faces
of tho young folks anil said. NOW
YOU liitle wre.rhes ring .'Gol II merci-
ful, viii yous'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03

\ Wi,l.w-fricnl. having opened n
preparatory school fvr rhiilren Ut
Camden Town. said u lamb
II 1.-Two 4, fnr from town must hnyc
4 sign. | think ,nu call Il, 10 show
that | tnauh children.
"Wsll.' ho replied. lyon ean have
nothing better tl,rn Tho Murder u the
Innpremis. "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03

\ young man Who proposed y q
handsome hut hcartle~ creature. the
other evening. suggested very popular
pocn,-~tlc ..lIcauiiful's Nv
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4 veterinary surgeon who lives at
Duil'alp. n. II, tried to founder his
,nothcr-in.law BY dancing apolka with
her until rl,e A., warmed up, and shcn
giving her AL tho irr,l lemonade shc
could drink.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-03

A Gcntleman was considerably
surprised 70 SEQ = plump turkey aerse'l
up for his dinner, ~ 4 inquired u Nj.
servant how II was obtained.
why. Sar. rcplirl Clnf, dat ar
turkey l,nb hccn ronslil on our fence
,lesc tree nigh.ssa ,lis mornin' thought
| wuula spize him fpr til funt ob IL
f,n.., -
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isr.s.ffrta'et. eati,ty 9Jav.
4 lMisri nuniAcr IL ono NIL tao tr i
III ra inf fln t3f this IL! ehi ntSi
sf.HF tigt*. lbt.ng
ltf.e re nai hst hsu.-r raH's. Inti
ltealiltt iltn. i,l s,y' rpis ~, Nsi 8taW
lalsf ~ tin tM" .t 4 eij viii l.W, us
ers ani sua - ss,Foi,, vii isatt texe
srNr
lIis s. tt'I Il lselA wat lla4f Npsbs
trsif taan ,lr sns4tl, bqeiis. lrbH
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-09
smoked Out :as Last.

Green r. Clark has finally been
compelled to speak in reference to
his mileage indiscretiOn." He
pretends that he never knew uatli
lust now that he ever fell before a
little si4 temptation. 1t has been
rung in his ears publicly for fifteen
years, and he has just found 1t out.
The constitution provided that
Me,nbers Of the General Assembly
should receive two dollars for every
twenty miles they travel, IN going to
and returning from their place o,
meeting, on the most usual route"
He admits that he received mileage
by rail, and asserts that the whole
General Assembly and Consti-
tutional Convention did the
same thing. This was - years ago,
when there were not 100 miles o.
railroad In the ssate. Now suppose
the members did go and come By
way Of Chicago and New York, die
[ hat make the matter right for Mr..
Clark I: lie and the o;hcr memberi
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-09

cannot be cast out until they are
Known. The party or the church
which shields and endorses its bad
men when they are known, does ii at
its peril.
The election is near at hand. Let
nll voters examine well the character,
laets and promises of all parties, look
Tell to the men on all the tickets,
md upon full investigation and the
best information obtainable from
good sources, apply the spirit of the
tth plank in the Republican platform,
published herewith, and then abide
as cheerfully as possiblethe choice Of
the majority. If tho result, fairly
reached, is in accordance with our
wish, as we fully believe it will be,
IN States and County, we shall rejoice
Nat the right, aS we see it, has pre-
Hniled. If otherwise, we shall not
Somplain, bat try to profit by any
lessons to be found amid the ruins OF
car hopes.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-09
NO.. Is

went and came by stage, and this was
the "usual route,n and by this route
the distance was only 120 miles, at
fathest. He says "we gave the
committee our mileage by the stage
route,n showing that he knew this
was right, as he travelled BY stage.
Then the judiciary committee ''de-
cided that members were entitled to
mileage by rail-" That is, men,
Der living due west or north from
Iowa City, was entitled to mileage
by rail through Illinois, though the
constitution said by the "usual route
\ man even so dull as Clark knew
that this involved dishonor as vio-
lation of the consti tuition and as per-
jury. The committee gave him the
steal and he did pocket it, and now
.ustifies it and says it was right, and
his party, by keeping him upon the
ticket, iustifies him and says he did
right. The committee tempted him
and he fell. Adam made the eX-
cuse: "The woman whom thou
gavest to be with me, she gave me
Of the tree and / did eat"
Mr.. Ciark's confession and apology
will be found in another column this
week. Let him by his confessions
be tried. He has sinned, and has not
repented; shall he be cast cut or be
exalted? Are those who uphold
him any better than he? low far
can all their professions Of honesty
be trusted white they thus reward
dishonor? Shall they not be known
by their fruits-their acts? What
do they mean by reform? They pre-
tend to want men in the Legislature
who cannot be bought. They say
that Republicans will not discharge
and punish wrong doerS in Office.
Let them set us an example, now
that they have an opportunity. 1t
is not too late yet. Let them with
draw Green +. from their ticket, and
we will think they mean what they
say.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-09
Grange Platform VS.. Grange
Ticket.

The Grange party in this county
supports and defends the anti-nno-
nopoly State ticket and platform,
and the Grange organ says they aie
good the party has also adopted "A
platform and made ticket. The
nominees on the ticket endorse these
platforms and pronounce them good.
Let us look at the platforms and
ticket, and see how much consisten-
cy there is in them, how far the casl-
didates are in reality likely to even
try to carry out the principles pre-
scribed for them. etc. They declare
"'rhat the property Of all corpora
tions should be assessed BY the same
officers and taxed at the same rates
as the property of Individuals"
This Mccormack says is good
doctrine. This is one of the-tsoctrlnes
which he and Green L. and Bro
Breckenridge will undertake to put
into the statute next winter. IL ~
a part of their platform, the question
is in issue, and ifthcy prove false.to