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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10
ST EALINCS.

Do you perapire freely while cary
ing before large dinner party?
Do you differ from Webster in
your style of spelling? Hso, in what
words
Do any me mbers of your family
keep Lent, say 9 your brass kettle and
umbrella?
Who was Communicating chief of
the United States forces when Ser
geant Bates made his raid through
England ?
A Danbury man says he has heard
of beggars dying with stockings full
of silver, but the only beggars he ey-
er saw had re al estate in theirs.
Putting and blowing are often con
sidered as synonymous terms. You
will discover a difference, however,
if instead Of putting a man, you
should blow him up.
| People who have luxuriated on
buckwheat cakes all winter are back
ing up against door jambs and gate
posts with good deal of pleasing
aotivity.-Dalstury Nesos.
The gentle man so often spoken OF
in novels, VIII riyeted people with
his gaze, has obtained employment
in boiler u mandatory, with extra
pay, on account OF his peculiar
faculty.
i A Bengal editor, in critieising the
income tax, slightly mixes metaphor.
He expresses the hope that "the
government will not repeat the blum
der of killing the calf which daily
produces the golden egg"
| Squire Why, Pat, what are you
doing, standing by the wall of the
public house? thought you were a
teetotaller!'' Pat-"Yes yer Honor.
I'm just listenin' to them impenitent
boys drinking inside !"
"In London no man thinks of
backing his own boots" said a
naughty Briton once to the late DIR.
Lincoln, whom he found polishing
bis calfskin CATERS. "whose boots
does he black 2" quitely responded
Uncle Abe.
ssThe idea al newspaper is a success.
sion of photographs of the world in
which we live, with such thoughts
about each picture as may inform,
interest, elevate, and rightly influence
others. The first thing necessary is
: to secure a good picture, and then To
, have some Ideas about it worth read
ing
A Troy, N. Y, dentist, while ply
ing his avocation around the mouth
of lady customer recently, was
seized with emotional insanity and
kissed her She was not SO far under
the influence of ether but that the
shock revived her, and the tooth
} carpenter loaned her husband $50 on
long time the next day, beside max.
ing no charge for his two and a hall
hours work.
A Michigan schoolmaster saws
II will spell emmy man, woman on
child IN the hull state fur dickshuu.
sry, or cash prize one hundred dol.
lars aide, the money to be awardid
by q kommittee Of clereyman !,
skool direcktors. There has been !
/ darned site Of BLOWN about nv anal
In, now want them ID mt M r. :,
shut up. / wont be put down bv "
party Of ignorammusses hanansa
differ with nosl vsbstar,s s,;1a :
lspellin. :
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

The tailors of Keokuk write their
duns on embossed paper, and get
their wives to direct the envelopes,
and the young men mentally deyour
their contents with ayidity, thinking
them ball invitations. Then they do
bawl.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

A young man in Jackson county
not satisfied with the ordinary meth
cd of splitting logs with an ak and
wedges, undertook to facilitate mat
tiers by the use of powder. Accor-
dinghy he drilled hole in a large
oaken log, filed the cavity with
powder, which he rammed down
tightly, and having no fuse dropped
live coal upon the powder. The
explosion that ensued tore the log
toto splinters, and took off his head
scattering the brains in all direc.
tons.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

Cedar Rapids has seventy year
old woman who gets beastly drunk
every day or two, the saloon keepers
who not only sell such an unfortu-
nate person liquor but rob her of ex-
ira change besides.-Comment is un-
nennaearu
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

The Alton Nea0s invites atteRtiOn
to John Smith, IS years of age, with
one leg and one hand, who sawed
twice through two cords of wood in
one day. fit had been anybody
but John Smith we would consider
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

Near DEBORAH, on Thursd sy,
March 90, by the breaking of beam,
from the overweight Of ra gs in the
upper story of the picking-room or
shed at the paper mill, the floor fell
in, and killed a Mrs. Mansfield
who was at work for the mill as a
rag sorter Three other persons
were in the room at the time, but
they happily escaped. The rags
caught fire but they were promptly
extinguished.
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necessary.

During one of the shortest days last
winter a young lady walked from So
Ion, Johnson county, to Middleburg,
Washington county, q distance OF
twenty-eight miles, between sunrise
and sunset, and was none the worse
for the exercise.
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ASSOCIATION.
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
OF osKALoosA, IOWA

Organized for the promotion Of the genera
oesr interests OF oskaloOss and nahGska county
The officers are
James a. Young, president
ID. u LeS8er, vice president
i. {. Welch, secretary
The board Of directors, composed Of the chair
men Of the several standing committees are A.
follows
LIST. City and City FiuanCes-D. W. L0ring.
I'd. LegiElatiOn-M. K. CUTE
81. Manufactures - Ohm Siebel
4th, Railroads, highways and brIdges-W =
Smith
9th. Commerce and mercantile afIairs-Isaiab
Frankel
9th. Statistics and advertising Henry c.
Leighton.
Tth EdaCatiOn-B. ". johnson
Sth. Real estate and agriculture. II Green.
9Th. Coal mining and building material-Dayid
Evans.
2Otu Fire, gas and water works-M. 7. VA
iiIh. Imuigr atiou-w. NJ. wens. uz8
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

The dwelling of John Filkins, at
Belle PLANE, was destroyed by fire
Tuesday night Loss IS 500 insur-
ed for 81, 800. The fire is supposed
to have caught from the explosion of
kerosene lamp. One of the best
libraries in the State was burned.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

The Eagle Changers, Of Cedar
county have resolved, that the Sen
ators and Representatives at Des
Moines who voted Nay on the
Keable's Railroad Tariff Bill, will be
remembered as enemies TO the agri
cultural interests Of the State.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

A wealthy German farmer drove
about thirty head of fat cattle into
Dubuque on the 18th Inst, and re-
csiving the money therefor started
homeward. Before reaching home,
however, he was waylaid and robbed
by some ruffians. The injuries in
ficted will probable GAUGE his
death.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

A most frightful accident from the
careless use of powder occurred on
Thursday in Muscatine county,
about two miles south of Fulton. 1t
appears that farmer by the name
of Mornes, had purchased for some
purpose keg of powder. It was
supposed to be in damp and damag-
ed condition. While the father was
absent, one of the children got at the
keg, opened it and poured out some
of its contents in a saucer and to see
tit would burn, dropped a piece of
burning coal into it. 1t went Off
the fame communicating with the
contents Of the open keg, exploded
the whole. The result was horrible.
Both hands of the mother, who was
near by, were blown off; two or three
efthe children who were about were
shsckingly burned and mangled ;
the roof, doors, and windows Of the
dwelling were blown away.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

The famous case of Hannah Beard
VS.. the D. V. r. r., which had been
on trial for eight days, in the Gre nit
Court, at Ottumwa was decided last
Wednesday by the jury finding a
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for
$1,000. The suit was for injuries re-
ceived by the oVerturning of the cars,
near Ottumwa in January, 1870,
caused by a broken rail. The rail
road company claimed that as the Ia
dy was riding on free pass with the
usual condition on the back, they
were not liable, but the plaintiff
proved that the pass was given
for a consideration and the jury
awarded her damages.
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SCRAPS.
Deal with US nobly, women though We be,
and honor Us with truth, if not with praise.

Deal with ne nobly, women though we be,
And honor Us with truth, if not with praise.
-,'wearing, through all this tract Of years,
The white dover of blameless life.
Like dropping flowers, that no man notiCeth
But like great branch OF some steady tree
Rent IN Tempest, ana atsag down W.T. 10 death,
Each passer by that ruin shuddereth,
And saith 1.-THE gap that this branch has lefi
The loss thereof can never be supplied >"
Thou must be true thyself
If thou the truth wouldst teach;
Thy soul must overflow, III thou
Another soul wouldst reach;
1t needs the oVerfowing heart
To give the lips full speech.
Sneak truly and thy thought
Shall be the world 5 lame read.
Speak truly, and thy word
Shall be faithful seed;
Live truly, and thy life shall be
great and noble creed,
mo one is bad enough TO be quite hated,
For all have sinned since Eve and Adams fail
There's something good IN every thing created,
AM sonnet thing bad there's good and bad IN
all. ANON
'All things must fade;
The heWers bloom 10 die;
But our living flowers may bloom again
In the realms beyond the Sky.
"She never told her love,
But let concealment, like worm IN the bud,
Feed on her damask cheek; che pined IN thought,
And in green and yellow melancholy,
She sat, Ike Patience, on a monument,
Smiling at grief"
''FOr in my youth never did apply
Hot and rebelIous liquors 10 my blood
Therefore my age Is lusty winter,
Frosty, but kindly"
Poor, untbinking mOItals,
Clinging to every hour,
The nearer they reach LIES portals,
The more they fight for earth's power.
ANON.
ssSweet are the uses oi adversely,
Which, like the toad, ugly and Yenomous1
Wears yet precious jewel in his head"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10
BY re- quest.
AN HONORABLE TEsT.

a. / deny that previous 70 A n
%HJ uieek WI tier, either secular
words Baptizo, Baptisma Or r.
tismos IN any of their variations r
express the act of sprinklino or 49,
ing wafer or any other liquid, upon
any person or TIL Ing. If any one
afirms the contrary, / AJAX for nroof
~ = 10 OBTAIN mat proof, | pro-
CERTIFICATE AND TRANSIT ATTnNs
ceftlfy upon my word and honor
as christian and b scholar that the
ioilo"ihg TRANSACTIONS OF the specified
Passa ges are correct, and as nearly
literal as the idioms of the two Ian.
guages will a0eH admit.
Mat 3:ll-Ego men 6uotiso bumas
en- hudati.
Iranslatlon-l j hdeed i0smer8e you
Mat. 3:16-Kai Baotistbe;e bo
'esOus aheDe euthps apo tou hudatos
Trans.-And hdgiag been iDamers-
| cd Jesus went strhiobtw from, tbo
| water.
Mat. 2s:l9- Poreutbentas onp
- ".n e'ouSaIe panta to ethne bapti-
z0nteS sutous els tb anoma ton patrns
kal tou Huiou kai tou Hagiou Pneu-
mRtos.
Trans.-Therefore having gone
forth disciple all the nations. miners
"g them into the name of the Father
and of the Son and of the HOLY Spirit.
Mark l6:I6-IIO pisteusas kai
6aptiStheiS sotheseti.
Irans.-(And dne) having believ-
ed and ha0ing been immersed shall
be saved.
AotS 2;58-M etanoesate kai 6ap-
ttsthet0 ekastos humon.
Trans.-Repent and be Immersed
each ofyou.
4 cts 2:4I-Hof menoun apodeya.
menoi ton logon autou e6aDtisthesan.
Irans.-Ihey therefore having re-
oeived his word ioere Immersed
Acts 22:l6-A nastas baptiSaj kai
spolousal tas am4rtias gou.
TRANSATLANTIC arisen be Immersed
and wash away u our sins.
Acts S:l8-KaI anastas ebaptiSthe.
Irans.-And having arisen he toGS
Immersed.
Rom. 6:4-Sun etaphemen Gun auto
dia tou bapti8matos.
Trans. We were buried therefore
with him by the immersion.
Col. 2:I2-Suntaphentes auto en-
to bdPtiSnaati.
| Trans.--Buried with him in the
Immersion.
lst Peter 2:2 I-Ho ksi hemas
snUtupon nun sbzi 6dptisma x \ 4
dl' anastaseos Iesou Christou.
Irans.-An antitype to which
leVen) immersion now saves us also
e = by the resurrection of Jesus
Christ.
A sA PREsCoTT,
Witness for the truth.
Manchester, Iowa, March Sd, 1878.
request 81 milar translation US
ing the word Oo ar or sprinkle instead
of insnlerse.
If any of the above passages or
any other passage within the limits
| specified above, will bear to be trans
lated truthfully by the word pour or
sprinkle, let us have it for publication.
ANY thing less than such certified
translation will be regarded as an
attempt to ayoI id the point at issue,
or to brake the force of truth. Until
such certified Translation is pro
duced it will be taken for granted
that every read Ter tacitly admits that
the above statements and transla
lions are correct. As ! am very
ANXIOUS to have this subject put to
the seVerest test possible, respect.
fully request al papers aud period
Gals, secular : religious, to which
this article may come, to give it one
insertion.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10
FOUNDRY
WELL DIGGING.

WE'LL DIGGING.
Having had several years Of experience in the
WE'LL b u S ] N ISIS
would respectfully cay to the farmers Of Mahas
ka county and the citizens OF Oskaloosa,
that If you want
- Well dug-WeIl
- A &C.
Wen re walled Well
- a IN
Well sunk deeper-NeiI
- A
Exx Well cleaned out Well -
80 A
Well sunk through slate-WeII ca
- 4
Wen sunk through rockwell
Well sunk through quicksan d-Wen
Well located where there Is w-tgr-WeII
49,
Well bored to let the water raise up-WeI
Prospecting for coal done. Cisterus dug or
cleaned out
YOu'u save Time and Money by giving
me your custom.
Special attention gwen TO repairing pumps. am
selling the best farm pump there IL in use.
You will save 81. so to S20O on pump by
buying of me. All orders left at the
warehouse Of j. ii. Green Co,
will receive prompt attention.
30 HENRY NEWTON.
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CITY DIRECTORY

MASONIC
TIYRuUMINAR LODGE, A. +. 8 a. M-Stated
connmunics lion Friday evening on or before
each full moon. y. N Jun Eo' ~ Nd.
III q LEIGHTON, sec'y.
lMITY LODGE No 1856, A. f. and A M
a stated communication Monday evening
before the full moon.
'0'''' H. K. KENDIG, VIM.
We. GREENLEE, sec'y.
HIRAM CHATTER. No. t Stated communi-
III cations "Wednesday evenings before full
moon II X. RREDIG, ii. r.
y. w. GLEASON, SeC'y,
nEPAYEE'S COMMANDERY, X. T.. No. O.
IL Stated Communications second Tuesday
evening IN each month
II. Z. LEIGHTON, Recorder.
Transient brethren Of any degree invited to
meet with us
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

sweet are the uses oi adversely,
Which, like the toad, ugly and Yenomous,
Wesre vet a precious Jewel in MS head"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

'She never told her love,
But let concealment like worm IN the bud,
Feed on her damask cheek che pinned IN thought,
And in green, and yellow melancholy,
She sat, Ike Patience, on monument,
Smiling al grief"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

Poor, untbinking m0Itals,
Clinging to every hour,
The nearer they reach life's portals,
The more they fight for earth's power.
ANON.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

FOR in my youth never did apply
Hot and rebellous liquors 10 my blood
Therefore my age is lusty winter,
Frosty, bat kindly
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

''All things must fade;
The heWers bloom 10 die;
But our living flowers may bloom again
In the realms beyond the sky. ANON.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

-''wearing, through all this tract Of years,
The white flower of blameless life.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-10

mo one is bad enough TO be quite hated,
For all have sinned since Eve and Adams fail
There's something good in everything created,
AM something bad; there's good and bad IN
all."-ANoG.
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AT THE WINDOW.
BY JAMES MAURICE THOMPSON.
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