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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
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TAG RcassAy svr l0rsuptlsn,

The tumciy i simple. The govern.
mcnt must ct out 4 the protective
business, tho subsidy L'.iness aud
the Improvement" bnrinc.s. II must
III trade and commerce, and manutac.
lures, and steamboats,. and railroads,
aud 'clcgraphA alone. |. .aono, ,v,,el
them without breeding corruption. ",
care nothing about the wonderful sto.
ries W. hear about what can Lr achic,.
ID ~ tho way q promoting industry
BY MI .hesc canal and Steamboat anl
railroad schemes. We're tic material
prospects twice ~ tempting, tho State
could ~ prulltaLl, NEEDLE with them.
hses,iss neither it'nor my atier CIV.
crnment In fhc world can command Tho
virtue necessary - cary them On. Tin
y MT ! matter y speculation; W. kuow
Il n ! matter II c.re ience.
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Isrcsidcus WEIGH i spcecA.

W. invite the attention Of our read.
crs ~ tho speech uf President Wclcl'
q the Iowa state Agricultural Col.
lego viulicating himself and the board
ii trustees frnm tho charges mad,
against them IN tho Shane report, u,
the Rankin dcfalcation. X In duo Il
every fair minded man interested IL
the usc and appropriation u the State
funds, 70 tho purposes designed, and q
NIL those who would sec this College be-
comc tho prido aud boast IL Iowa,
'hat they know boil, Sides Of this qucs.
ton. The shane rcpor, has been BE-.
furc you s,mc weeks; now hear l'rcs'l
Wclrh, before giving your verdict. II
IL matter Of regret TINT ono with ~
fair u record III senator Shanc's ono
whose ability had won fpr him 4 rcpa.
tation co-eAscnsise with ihe State.
should upon - slender state II facts
~ thu evidence clicisei. array himself
against tho agricultural College. i,s
Trustees AMI Professors. Il sinlica,o
refraetar, child expelled fer breach d
college discipline.
II the facts had connected presilcn,
Wulrl, u thu Trustees with tue Rankin
deialaation nice scnss u prophet, On
bis part would have deferred him not
only frem writing TINT reper,, but from
heing Que 10 make It.
\, Il il, thu rcpor. Ia view u the
faa,~ hrnagh, To ligh. Ly l'res', Wclch.
reflects With moro severity upon Soma.
Tor Shane than upon tassa |, was aimed
NJ That the Senator should allow
any personal rmc 10 ieolardise a
sta,e institution u such magnitude and
Importance. We d. sincerely regret. AMI
hnpe thu damage intended FIR II aud
IT. Professors may ut h. visited UPON
himself Tho State caan9i afford Ii
losc tho institution; liz canned afford II
,arrislce hiaiscli Il prn,ii, s,iic.
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The lhusy l.uMa.

Tho y. \. Journal II Commerce,
reasoning will. correspondent with
reference % the repeal u the Csur,
laws, Ha,s;
The repeal II not proposed aud |, II
not advocated In tho spectral interest u
tho creditor clnM, Tho mist earnest
advocates Of repeal with whom NO have
been ats ,ciatcd ior troro of years
have bcen themselves borrowers, or
persons with ~ capital II lend u ~,
ra.c. The clAp.trap about "shylocks. =
AMI "r,eh opprcssats II the poor IL
treating lhis .hcme, IN about the same
q, the cry u british gold In qucs
tim of FREQ trade. : :
~ far tho larger part u actuA
money loaned IL this city every dsy i
placed below The loyal limit. and ofsc,
fir months together money cen l,e ha.
On prime kccurity VI 1 10 3 per cent
Il clearly Il not tho law. then. whicl
keets down tho rate, incc lender
irouly olayr on better terms. Whsl
tho market rate u above seven ~
cunt tho legal limit !. no protected
whatever 70 the borrower, since no mus
then ray moo " 30 without III
accommodation. Who're tho umv,
Avs have been stringent far ycnrs
and Afterwards have Leen wholly 70
psalsd. tho cAs,s has always Lecn Ii
I vorablc 10 Tho borrower than 10 IN,
lender
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

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mating public.
4 Gentlemen, ! thank YIN "a YOU
attention until this late hour
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

Tho amount vi timber consumed IN
railway purposes i becoming alarming
fnr tbs ulmc IL viii take tho timbc,
grown upon two million live hundred
thousand acres ~ meet the annual de-
manl Tn repairs ~ built rua,ls, 70 my
nothing far tho supply u reat,s ~ ~
built. This. with the Moal used Gu
fuel, will soon cxhans, oil tie ,imbcr
IN this country and lead to consequence =
which might be- disastrous. Hnt what Il
y 10 dencs Not quit repairing and
building railroads. uf course. hu, lind
some substitute, IL possible. FIR rail-
Rad tbs, and grown timber 4, supply
the demand. IL private enterprise
due. NJ, grow timber ior future use.
the ,alresd COMPANIES ought to do
it.--puLuune Telegraph.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

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tie ia Nuiars eattst, senleAs a ,h'
l'AAula IiMta Ete. she lNsrsuu
asrs iiAt Nhiskss eans ra II ~
Legislative hga, hally ~etstri viii
aas,l,et staggering lslsw itv@
let Constituency, dea.t s'.aasrly h
tv,eh tle e,.s."
IT. LII laa IN ~ ~t;*A eie,a =
iag nn tlsr ssatai neiure IN rlswt
49, discovered, CTS insa tAc Cosl
viii Int little mpsliiieasi,n, ani shs
.iitie mis- q make /, stronger aud Nor
eliesin. T. give ~ sell N,ae o. lvs
ii aii',.eu 10 ,tl,r already ltus,ils
int Aiean,s. g. nlinar. II made mi
lemeauur. with heavy penalty atari
81. This nmrndmcn. was IN, iLruu
II, Scnai 4 l.arrah,c, aud viii rt,ik
hafa il the very place whore III cnc,
tiku blow his long hc.n needed. The
all ssl,a keepers are male responsible
by l,oni ir damages. and IN all caS
mu>. Civ" bond vi Sl.uuu bcfos
cpcniny their saloons In sewers
sa,s have the law been made strong,
All technical breeding sections hayin
the legal cohwchs swrp, away. ~
made N clear ~ they arr intended
10 foreiblo IN checking this evil"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

My new rricci descriptive catalogue Of
.haire Flower aud Garden SEEDS, IS sarts
ai either tor dollar, new Nshuicr varietie,
of Fruit and Ornamental Trees .sharbs Nv
or greens, Roses, Grapes. Lilies. small
Fruits Hon ~ IN i.urLrr Plants anil bulb.
INC year srAtel rruii rtcrS FIR mailing,
rrni. St"eas Vt MI kinl. Hedge Plants
Sr,' the most casnplcic Assortment, ia the
country will b. scnt gratis ii any plain
address. with l.. y, hax, True elrv cod
rranb. rrs Tor up'nhl or la.lanl. 20 per
i0uo. per 100; rrepii hy mil. Trade
llst 10 dealers Sc,ds on commits dun,
Agslts wanted,
II NJ Watson. on rplnay Nurseries
mi Seel Mersaouse, ri,mm,h, Mss
Established isa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

The country wants les Law and NOR,
eeMman aasc--lsss err upton ans
mafe lun.s.,--l,ss shans aud mor,
slid substance. The Mhfll IA nol
gu,yrnci y, statutes. IN, Vii ideas
Ral,i> rho lax The latter. d nuthina
ln, m,ltlse every public measnrc. II
ID in vain To invoke III, law power
Laws, FIR their enforcement. dcrca,
pn public opinion. Mankind never nc.
wit epmrnlsion. when reasen fails.
The narLlrs III authority take It'll,
y, their folly hut universal rilicalc
We want Tower cnactmems and more
obscrvanee---icss preaching aud more
practice. to carry out any real reform.
The peorlc have grown tired q frotl
and deception.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

II w were ~ agree 70 pay Srai,
eao, 200. 900 for Cuha. asks m Ok
change, where aud how would W. gc
the money! About the surcst ant
ea,iss. way TO get Il Would be IT, xiv,
the Credit Molilicr and ii
Congressional friends half = chanc,
ID strul II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

Tho Des Moincs Republican ays
The first Comptroller u tho 1fya,ary
Ia, decided that there Ii no lawfal oh.
lection IL paying members Of the Forty.
seephl Congress tho oAtra ray which
The, voted themselves IL will there
fore my zach II ,l,em wl,o hns tho en-.
science 81 demand 1.-THE 81, QUO II
back ply 10 which they have no moral
riuLt,
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H. NJ. Hri,,r III ia,iig.
tHttNst DfitslnaI Notice,
Win E.sfs. Defendant.

tattNsi brlgintl Notice,
VIM E.ens, l',spnlaM.
TIL IL lsl, nitn, Ahrsc Nnnrl 4
inn 4. innlt, nasinras!l there Mill
~ Mafp', | IN 1871 ~ iii. III thr n'er II
ghu tlrta I'll ,hr district tun1i, Iii mnl Cir
thu county 81 tlnwari s,nir Il lnwa, II pc.
tttlon ii l. NJ. j.rttia. Plaintiff nhnsr
nsMsN. e'aWlng ~ yam the sum " four
llnt lit and s's. ste1i.ss .si Msss
CENT II aee,rni t., rf,ils $ Pill LII aus.
advanced and rSrrnlei Il, VI riaintill
tur ll.e Dsftndnns Il, Ill. request. hnl With
sis tr cent Interest fam October I'll
ls.i. n mentl. ~ i nna 80 firth In The
Plaintiffs rpil,i"n III this action. aul tina, IL
wri, nf attachment has Lesu asked for and
granted
And hat aniass yan sprear thereto md
,iefrhl hefnra morn II the srenha iluy Of tho
next ter,s Of the s,il ,'snrl appointed 10 h.
held ii its s.oMrs l!nnss In lid rvumty
commencing IN the AIT lay II April
ls7a. your default Will he entered and
Judgment vendsrcd nH.inst yon thereon IN
accordance With The prayer IT rald petition
4 D. WRIGHT,
l7w& ATTY. fur Plaintiff
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I've tho Rslslngcr sash t.cct II support
Pastea Yoaf Windows !!

No spring ~ break, NJ cutting " Ssh
cheap, durable. WY car.ly a,,Iiiel, hold
nA~h 1T my place desired. md Il srli.iasicn.
" when lilo saAh Ii down, renl stamp f0r
circular. circulars Anl ~ evpp~r.l.ronsed
locks sent 10 my 1llrus. il thr u. ~. post
pad. On receipt " 20 elS. Llhernl iniacc.
mrnss 10 the trade. Axunt>% NtntcL. Al.
'lress kktstSaeR NNsli i.0ek to, No. tls
Market ~, Harrisburg. IA ?V-A
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

Some think that Henry CLOVIS will
sneee.d Boutwell, M Secretary Of the
Treasury, but We arc satisfied that Bout.
WE'LL successor IL NJ ,c. QUO Of those ~.
crcss 10 which there aro now Clcws.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

~ il.nf.Hsht iassts> = W.
f4sAtns II NJ sAs sls~tssssa il y. N ra.
,ssas i, ,sfa alls shss lie .asss,M a
ssessss4~ ssll ise shsavn sasa the lag
.slatau. which lesas lafrrls nlA,Aea j
viii tis~t Esvhspl N straw, Me se.
lail,an candidate. l.ass rlssng S,ts~
laa ~. ma. s,y r,rt All r,hes~ shii
s.ar HE vote IL M,s' II ana the 9th
=, candidates ,Seceslsd I'll. vie gives
~ straw. kllcfs \ llilAarl, saml
IN HILL and Hosea ". l'a,lsr. ,l,ms
sra's ate supposed q r elected u cu.,
.rcts Inst frll the suss III ne stat
WIS ''raa, AZ ~; s;sesl.,. NJ .t.i
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tpngr, ssicnal asriran,s fer rc.cl,cl.
ion will hereafter have a. face thr mn.
SIC in Two prop siti,is. did YIN nlonp
to the c,cai, mob" aud Ibid ,o,
vote tor tho 81, 800 steal"
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gsafasN6fe Property For
iNNIF.

ii.ing hnsni Or California | oiYer my
house aud hts for sale. on reasonable terms
The hon-c N clixihly situated In eastern
parf III ihe town. ne,f tie hsisiners pr, ii
town 1bu luilse ~ Two fsnfIes htyh md
rau.ains II r.nM., There Il n En,al barn
AMI well tieth large sts'.rn. mud an ica
house IN the premises i'etssrsi.n viii d.
given i,nA,.liaipl, II drsirea
Iar price anil terms enquire III this
office. or uf the undersigned,
\ 7. MARSH
crefea, low. Feb 20, 1871. III
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"OM beAns shsllcd. !" Il tho way thu
Kansas Head Light sanounccd 70 Il,
rsndcrs ~ defeat ~ 'tul~idy Pcmo.
reS."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

uArry NEL.sv ,ok Ynt&n Mxx iron
the eeecss u krrtrs md. Ahntcs In csriy
life. Manhood restored. Nervous debility
eurtd. linrsdimtnss % Marriage removed
New method " treatment. Nov md ~,
mnSasble re,asdl~s. houks and Circular
ssAt ffes. IN scaled envelopes.
Al1ress, nNwAao AseoclAfIon, ~.
oe01A nistA ~, Hhlls1slphis, r..
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Wonderful Diseovsry.

". +. Marsh hna discovered 4 process IS
which kfns oAn b. kept one Or two years,
md be ~ fresh ~ whan fresh laid.
Letters fatvAt were granted and the
right II INV In thu hands Or ihe Maish Err
Preserving Company. fnrm, County and
6tatr rlTh.a IN sal~, and sssisfnction guar
raatsed. Address fur circular
MAkBM k0O COMPANY,
iin9J ~ 1essA Wslss u. MilwssAss.
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Y Ill soldiers Win wrrr wounded ~
- contracted permanent Diseases ~ III
army, enn fst l.llslvi.s i, writing 10 JuliN
KIRKPATRICK. Govt slnim Agent
1lidilsbourne. Ohio, inelnsinx l,ostaRe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

sewing Mnchinc
Ii ihc hksr III rug WORLD.
Autxrs WA.tin, srul for eipcalnr:
Address DOMESTIC SEWING
MACHINE 20 Nj 4.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-16
Hoven or Bloat in Cattle.

AS this Is the season when danger to
cattle occurs from turning them upon
fresh clover pasture, few suggestions
upon the subject may not be amiss.
A friend of ours tells rs that as pre-
ventive of this, he gives to his cattle
early each morning a small bundle of
oats to each animal, and if one should
be attacked, if it will eat a few nubbins
of corn or a sheaf of oats, that it will
give immediate relief. Our plan is, and
which we have practiced for many years
with entire success, to thresh a part of
the small grain crop, stacking the straw
in the clover fields, the cattle Will each
day eat some of the dry straw, which
will entirely prevent them from becom-
ing bloated.
Where persons may not have straw
stacks in their clover pastures, they can
either pursue the course of our friend,
of feeding some dry food each morning,
or they can build a low rack or pen and
keep it filed with straw, hay or fodder.
If an animal is attacked and wiz ess,
bundle of oats is as good a means OF
relief as can be used, if they will not
eat, the case is a very serious one and
requires prompt action to save the life
of the animal. One or two means must
be resorted to at once, the one is to
plunge a knife into the paunch at its
most protuding point in front of the
hip, the other is to place a gag of wood
of the size of the wrist in the month
of the animal, and confine it there with
n string tied to one end, passing over
the head back of the horns, and fasten
securely to the other end it may be
described as a big bit in the animals
mouth, secured by a rope head-stall.
We clip the following from an exchange
on this latter point
Various remedies are constantly be
ing prescribed for this-such as stab.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-16

blng, pouring down oil, soda, etc. We
once saved the life of a Short-Horn
bull, which cost us nearly $500, in three
minutes, by twisting a whisp of hay
into band, placing it in his mouth,
and tieing it up tightly behind the
horns. The working of the jaws, to
get rid. of this circumference. Iiberates
the gas in the stomach, and relief is
immediate. We know by that trial
ourselves, that this remedy is effectual,
safe and simple. One of our best
Chester county farmers, when his COWS
have hOyen, tells us he used a broom.
handle IN the same way, because quick
action Is necessary, and this is soonest
at hand. Anything binding on tn,
corners of the mouth, so as to excite
the action of the jaws Of the animal t.
get rid of it, will answer
Cattle should never be turned OF
clover for the first time while they ar,
hungry, allow them to Craze on tn
grass until noon, then turn them in it
it is better to keep them off when tia
clover is wet from either dew or rain
Farmers Journal.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-16

clover plants take the nitrogen from the
atmosphere, and manufacture it into
their substance, which, on decomposi-
ton of the clover roots and leaves, pro-
duces abundance of ammonia. . In re-
atty, the growing of clover is equiva-
lent, to a great extent, to manuring with
Peruvian guano; and there is a larger
amount of nitrogen accumulated In the
surface soil than in the heaviest applica-
ton uf guano any farmer would think
of making. DR.. VoelcIzer also shows,
as the result of frequent and thorough
examinations, that when clover is pas
tured there is much less plant food ac-
cumulated in the surface soil than when
it is cut for hay, and that there is less
when clover is cut twice for hay than
when cut once and allowed to go to
seed. The reason for the first is that
there is much less growth, especially of
roots, where clover is pastured as to
the second, it is a large amount of
clover leaves drop and enrich the soil
when clover goes to seed.
Now, Messrs. Johnston and Geddes
have been two of the best practical far
mers IN the country; and DR.. Voelcker,
though one of the best agriculture
chemists of the day, has, at least IL
great part, been brought to his present
views, as against his previous scientific
opinions, by the very beneficial effects
secured by farmers in growing clover
Hence we find science and practical OK
perience agreeing in regard to the re
markable fertilizing effects and results
secured by raising clover. And it mus
now be apparent to every inteIIigen
reader that the three most importan
constituents of crops, to wit, nitrogen
potash and the phosphGtes, can be ob
tanned much easier and cheaper b,
growing clover than in any other way
Hence it is claimed that, at least o.
grain farms, where a rotation of crop
and frequent seeding to clover can b
practiced, there is no need of the yer
heavy and expensive manuring whicl
was formerly recommended.
Still, it may not be best to go to tn
other extreme, and depend altogethe
on clover the best course is to max
all the barnyard manure that can b
secured, by feeding all suitable crop
: on the farm, and then grow Glove
: enough, with the help Of this manure
to make the land rich. Nor is it bes
/, always, or even generally, to pillow unde
r the first crop of clover the first yea
3 the clover, if good, should be cut earl
. for hay, and then saved for seed. TIL
3 second year the first crop may be pillow
l ed under, as the condition of the Ian
may require If the first crop is plov
. ed under, there will probably be {
least as much fertilizing matter secure
| to the soil, as there would be if the frs
crop the first season was plowed unde
: while all the profits and fertilizers tn;
S may be had from the crops taken off tt
first season, may be secured beside
, If the soil is in good condition Il
r second crop the second season Will /
= all that need be plowed under. The
e the double advantage of a fertilizir
3 crop, and profitable crop to gathe
: may be secured from the same seedir
Q to clover. CO1J11t7.y Gentleman.