The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20

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IT, nglies, GU N klusrs wears fesl
hait. frrekles. rlass ~. high h.tle,l
Faiser aud three s,of, hastle with 4
'nansara repf and earola IN II.
The Ria 0,anie |. ~ crooked that
You cant tell which aide YIN arc On
anle~ ycn NC seur nose, and snitI thc
ar Il freednm.
IL WIN reads M newspapers 4 any
kind !. cnl, spared Il heaven TIA. lc
may II, on a jury.
Connection, hasn't melted her snow.
banks yet, being loo busy with other
matters
Every rarcn, is like looking. glass
for his children 10 dress themselves
By,
Those who live on tho failings II
their neighlors never die of starvation.
An Iowa justice Of tho peace refused
TO fine a man for kissing girl ngains,
her will, because when tho lass came
into court hc was obliged II held on
70 tho arm Of his elloir /, keep from
kissing her himself
4 Minnesota paper thinks Ito onl,
objection u Nebraska il its climate. A.
during mi,lsumcr, for ncarl, siA weeks,
tho slclghing l. Very uncertain.
Tho eleventh commandment, :. Thou
shalt not grab"
II II n comfort IL that tho New
York court of appeals i not within
tho reach " Captain Jack.
Almost every paper now commence
I've huso hcen 10th 10 comment OIL
the Beccher scandal Every ono q
ON has hal whole columns Of II.
The Boston Post believes TINT there
nrc mo hundred doctors In that cit,
who would he Aueeoss ~ tcnmstors
Says tic Boston Glolie, '.What i.
the spe II living II seventeen fenal,
lecturers are 10 no turned loose to NJ
fright and desnlate tho land next sca.
san. =
Brigham Young thinks le IN Mt under.
stoad now but the time ID coming when
ho will be. liz leaves hin fnmc 10
posterity. This II MI ,ory VOL, bn,
there a,c few men who will leave VI
little fame u - large po'tority.
A Georgia woman Ii credited viii
having ralse'l 4 largo family al.hongl
not ont II her teens Il VIVA hcr moth.
cr-n.law', family, md she did II will,
a ky d powder planted IN tho cellar
a Minnesota farmer lust ginlei
three yours ago. Tho other day bo cui
down tfer, aud found In II = three
qnarscr.iael angur, 40 much for put
ting thing ~. ut Interest.
4 distinguished Clergyman boing n.
vted In one II our churches. y few
weeks rinee, - rren tho services ~
prayer, hut no. heing invited 10 preach
declined, saying that II his friend WAS
going 70 ~ il.o moving he might whc,
his own Ae,thc,
Solnc nlstrrsscs ARC No fault finding
that really there II M living with them
The slightest lriilr makes them fare
up and .nke IN Hero INV In n girl
Ut Sedalia, Mo-, Using Ler rlnro foi
WHAT Simply Or t,rnlniur fur gallon.
y crab nrlle jell, through M eighteen
dullut veil
4 young lady. speaking u one Of
her ayursiunH. Mi.l tho tersest thing
on record; lies almost arprfcet Lrnle;
he only lacks instinct, =
4 man who lul hiA urx Int rsplaug.
rl fur an old ono In II BARRIERS slol,
niysrtiscs that unless II ii returned h.
will forward 10 tho wife II tho persnn
WIN took II tho letter found concealed
In the lining u tie Old one
Mira Maria Parker, of Stamford. W.,
II the happy mother u TN ~ns and
sixteen danghtus Sho Nigh, 10 term
al tho woman II tho period, II thor,
VIVA any indication TINT ahp Ind come
~ full r'el.
A woman NJ East JaTrcy, y. H.,
haA had ~ accurate picture u juni.
Nor TRIO printed IN her Iur ~ FASH