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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-14

We like nm active boy. one wha ha,
the impulse II tho age---,he steam On.
gino In him. \ lazy, plo.lling, snail
paced chap might have g.. along In the
world 6f,y years ago, bu, he won, 10
far these times. We live In an ago II
quick ideas; men think quickly. speak
quickly. and slow c"a,hcs arc not tolcr.
atsd, 90 ahead if you burs. your
boiler" Is the motto u tho age and
hc succeeds the best In every line u
business who has tho most Of tho do or
die nbou. him.
ITO al the rrlsr II open,
llu. only he enn take II
Who says With Roman courage
III ilnd a way cr make II. !"
Strive, boys, to catch the spirit Of
the times; be up aud dressed always.
not gaping your eyes A. if you were fas.
asleep, but wide awake whatever may
turn NJ, aud you may bc something be-
fore you lie
Think. plan, reflect. M much ~ you
plcnsc before .oa act, but think quick.
y ani closely, aud whom you have liked
your eyes upon M object, pull OIL your
cont ehccrfully, roll up your sleeves IN
earnest. aud with merry song spring
at tho mark at once.
"A cheerful spirit gets on quick
\ Irnnblcr In tho mud will stick =
but aboyc all this DO honest. lfyuu
inicnl IN ho mn aris. enrvc II In tho
chant, write Il IN your dsybook and
spread !. IN capitals IN Your ledger Lct
honesty Vi purpose bc your guiding
star,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-14

\ iixAsAxr REMEDY Tho change
II tho weather has giyen every ono
coughs aud colds, tho romcdy for which
hero isa very pleasau. AMI effective
one. Instead u nauseous medicines,
a,ews and villainous compounds for
coughs, sorc throat and throat diseascs
raw honey il used. A spoonful. whom
aver tho throat feels uncomfortable, Il
taken with great rolicf, c6ccsing >
euro In . few DAYS, acd sometimes In a
Tow hours This II properly 4 secret
worth knowing IL our throat discase
climate. and wc giyo ito ihs reader,
u America without any charge for the
prescription. Swallow !, slowly. with.
~. mixing !. with thu tho saliva, l. shs
direction. Little glass jars d hone,
for tho purpose are kept l"r salo I'll
over The ely .--l'ans letter.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-14

An Oswego paper sayG Seventy.
ono umbrellas wers stolen from ths
Baptist church In Oswsgo one rainy
night last wesk, " This proves nothing
sase that Hapsi,ss dislike hcins"s "sPrink.
led. = fact which all intelligent rsr-
spns kncw before
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nc t"linWtliR account Ut tho rise,
progress an,l decline II the panic will
], Il believed. hc of decided intcrcs. Il
tho religious historians of tho future.
!, Now L camc % pas In tho 6f,l,
year Of tho reign of Ulysses, son II
Jesse, that many of tho money chan.
gers were gathered together in tho tom.
pie Of Mammon. In tho city Of Gotham
where they were wont 10 gather and
rob each man his brother. of tho birth
right which no had.
? For these were sons of Dclial
who prayed not unto Tho Lord, but
prsycl each upon hin fellow. And if a
stranger passed By. him they took
IN.
D. For their days werc spcn. In
getting many shckcls, aud their nights
IN riotous living,
!. And h, thc-c mon talksl no. In
tho language ofthc people, hu, used
strange words that wcrc a shibolcth
unto the people fthc land. And tho,
traiickcd h puts anil calls aud stocks
and many ahon,inablc things.
Image, = craven
o. Now this craven image was
strange gnl aud mighty, wherefore
certain u the scoilcrs nmong tho srrihes
called him the AlmiyLty. Aud his
name was Dollar.
I. Aud. behold, thcso sons of lclial
Ind haillul a scnple .ser asains, the
street called Broad ncar to tho street
that leada,h from the temple u the
Lord even unto tho river that Aowc.h
pms. the city Il Gotham.
). Now Il came to rass .ha. their
gnd Dollar was wroth viii .hem, and hc
.mo,o his high prics, called Jay who
cooked tho sacrifices IN his tcm,la.
.. AMI great fcar fcll upon all
those who wer.hiprcd tho god Dollar
und ,hcy said. 10, wc BE- all lame
ducks,
10. And they called on tho King,
Ulysses To como into Gotham nnd IL
uAcr sacrifices unto their gnd. fer
Ulysses worrhiprcd tho god Dollar even
~ all the people did, In secret. but hc
sworc BY the Lord when be stood In
tho high pluccs and was anaointcd
King
II. Aud Ulysses ca,no into Gotham
with certain q biz privy eoun.cllors.
and tArricd at an Inn. And tlysae,
was heavy with with vino.
u. And the sona VI Bolial gathered
themselves together at tho Inn. and
cricd with ono soico unto tho King,
~ Saying Tho King hsarksn's Nm
IL tho voice vi hin servants, for lo'
triLulation hath befallcn .hom, aud sors
discomfort.
II. For their god Dollar hath with
holden from thy servants presence. M.
there ID mueh sorrow aiming thy ser
wants.
/ ID. Aud certain fthc people WHOM
tho MONA of DcliAl hal taken ~, stoo,
near hy, about \ stones throw. an
scoiIcd Il tho sons II lsslial, aud spitc
fully cntrcstcd them.
IL. Aud thcy cried Aha: Aha
Thosc who hava robhed tho poop!
have como unlo grici, aud tho darkness
~ nigh. fallcth upon them.
II. And u. they stood on thci
handa and did many unseenly thing
~ tho discontinue VI tho money cha,
gers.
!, 10, And Jay. tho son u Gould !
!. hosshcn man and Z sinner. scoiIed VII
IN psoplo tor lo.hs had rubbed tho mono
changers II many talents. and ha
J locked up his treasures. But no, "a
!, worshippcd tho god Dollar,
y 10, Hut ulysacs. tho sou of Jsas'
VA sore disgasscd. for 10 said With
himsclf:
~. 10. now tho money change
avs thu irisnds u tho King. aud he,
borne unto NJ many gins ~ ~"rn, ~
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THIS was tho memorandum which .
careful wife gave her husband, WIN
was going into town ono day. dsrias
tho cholera scnson.
,'c. pound Of sea,
And don't forget 70 20 70 Brown's
drug store and got siyh. pounds of
correras and pin, Of carbolie acid,
Get dollars worth Of loaf sugar.
lIring dosan of lemons.
II you have chance yoa had bsttss
hiring a bushvl VI lime.
W. ough. 10 have . pound u ground
mustard aud some ginger
fyou sco nice piece u calico you
might Lring mo enough for wrap.
per
90 % oryniski's and gst bossls u
his blackberry syrup.
Tho dour IL out.
lie careful aud don't drink Aay veil
water while Ia town.
10 su,s aud gss bottle Of Hamlis's
cholera cure.
we ough. 10 have dozen knisss
and forks fur the kitchen.
10 ~ Msclosry's and sst bottle
u DR.. McCAbe's blackberry brandy.
Don. bring any green thing hoas 10
mako the children sick.
do 10 roeycr's aud got . bottle Of
syrup II blackberry ginger.
Got pin. d cognac brandy.
Keep away from shs nasty ponds.
unlrs thcy arc flled up.
liyou 800 any good IL 'fecssas briag
a,n,a hvmo.
ie, ! fsw rounds of esseksrs ss6
rice. aud acme oat meal.
| II you 400 the doctor Ask him 70 ~
you = prescription 70 cure oholsss.
Joanay moods psis q sboss.
| You had bcs.cr cell q ~ dr1g
stores and sos who be- got tho ~
rhelcra medicine.
i Nov dom, forget any ii thsss thing
and koep tho III. IL yosr hst wAsss
you can 0nd Il.
Como h.,ue carly,
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shakespestean motto for The patrons
u llusbaudry
And borrowing dalls The edge q
HusbAndry."
Hs who lends money 70 the paor 10
cissn bcltsr than 10 whe Civss .lvm
alms.
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w. asaAs " ems twas~ssa " eses =
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i'as ft~m 'ls ~ a W. sp,.s lip - -
Fsss~d saa sa.sh.s Isum sAs lesss ssss.
" ~ Ass ause 10 the Aels u W -,
I'D Y wv snvel l~s~e*H then 80 ~
than sis,s aesreea. he mite hs snsn
~ : ~eet.s. has ~ 90 ~ ~ :
mas " ~l shs, this se~s wrsla suls
aa' nearly NJ The iasess aaa AaisAies
fran voting. and II Il didens sks.s AisA
witches waali ! ~oalas~s ~ o..
riasr vote ahs.l he had hved here ed
behaved himself e. ten years. ssA 10
sh"ullsn, vote then aslsss BE- Nod nsr.
rssa ~ Amcrikin gal. " ~as : rsai~
children ~ Amcrikin soil wvulds.s
h, ~ unmarried man vo,s Who wss
over thirty years Old; ,hosgh I vcShl
le' all sich justify BY s~esrin ,hst ,h~y
had tried, bu, nobody would have an.
I'd make en- name ,hc gala IN their
afkiasy.
! would lct every married man and
ls wife AMI every widler vots if thsy
wasn't CT, III Ny tho forsgoin sacsr.
'ions They should have vus vo.s :
'iecc for themselves, aud one fos svssy
'lili they had. This last would slo.
'atc the Arrian family about slstslsa
'nc shore Akkora into Solomon. On
''eh ought 70 hay heap " privilsgss.
er u aint No jiksvanr business 70 rsiss
hir drove of children. lot any hide
'ou,d bachelor Try ], and ses. I look
'ron respectable children q The hops
4 tho State, aud ifl had NY way
heso ..angnaa old rips who woat
marry. but rro~l round snd 1.-Two sssy
md lio rich. aud leave no sign. a least
'ono 10 speak of, should ~ taxed heavy
nj tue money appropriated 70 The "
ms fund. What's man worth 70 II.
'tatc who leaves no defenders aftsr he's
cad and gone; who pasroaisea no Sss.
) schools Or Mundy schools-Ls,s ~
and, Or baby clothes. u balls. or bar
~ knives. or long ssockins. " jaskos.
. muslin, or hoop skirts " sslssss.
lor can just turn over In his ons.hosse
cd aud lic. and not kccr ! darn II the
Iorll Gums 10 end Ia 10 minutes. -
Roma (Ga. Commercial.
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emo h'.,nc early,


Tho oshor day, u > oonosst. Ooa1le.
man having put his has upon ; ehsk
u kcop place returned v slslo II
after ahart absence. The Ass -
fund, snre enough. who're 4 hsa bess
lefs. only shese We scout laAy ~
tiug - ". "Msdsm." said b. '.ye3
ars sitting on ny has. T1s ~ hssA.
Cd i little. turned round. - ssid n
tho blandess manner. .Ohs ~ pss-
don. I'm sure liosght y was ~
Il. sLsnd't'"
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~ n. WOO0,
LINE SPRINGS STATION, IOWA.
asaa Hsosse amA Collection A9swt.
fAsev naiA lov non.resldsnts. All hnslnrv.
s. nall viii have proMpt Atlentloa. tlool
reference given whsx desired. iosf
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just OPENED.
NV Flour : foed sters,

~ EDE COAJvEH,
rvs Assss sessA u rinss eMss,
West eide u xlm u.
Whkse nay q All tlmss b found sull
supply of
O0eo, C0rn, Cbrn J11eal,
F1oosr, NDsA sl1tM Fred,
VIII ample facilities 10 sssvs you, and
vith \ dlepeslslon u do buslnsss on thv
nLlvs and let Live" principle, J ssllses your
falreaags.
Dee. iMh 1871. NJ
6 q. CANH1ELO.
NAMvIuLp MNa.
SueelCo o. eAe Peace and col
iesltMs sgsnl. WIN attend 80 collections
anA MY taxes far nGn.rewldrhts IN any rar'
vIllsMore count, nlnn.
Refers W r~vsr,s4lon 10 Hon. RsMbes
Wsels, Preston, AlhM.
rvtIr Naiin. Lime Springs atstlnn. lows
CT II. Enstn,. Nsnlsr t,erarsh, t"ws
Y Tknvtws, tns"" 'swa
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viii rernir slOCAs, and guarantee
sstlsfac,ion, Every clock warranted 10 run
s.ss time. !" or M pay l,ting along yanf
AeNctlys clock 10 his Residence, on ltrh
Greet, west cf ,he Wchstcr lloasc, snd ac
vlll oes them right. Charges reasonable
National Republican., 1873-09-23
ONE OF TuR LESSONS.

There are many lessons to be derived from
the crisis which has just occurred Lessons
In finance, In commerce, In every branch
and relation Of life. The firms that
have succumbcd to the present crash,
who have been building gigantic en-.
terpriscs - enterprises that might well
tax the resources Of government, 10
say nothing about corporation or
an individual - have been, after all
only doing what each and every one oil US has
been doing for some years past-'lz' acting
and living beyond our means, sustaining our
selves upon fictitious values, fictitious credits,
fictitious capital, fictitious profits; and the
sooner We draw the rein upon our cxtrava-
rancc, the sooner we come down to "hard
pan, as the California miners will have 1t,
the better.
We might Gll this paper with Illustrations
touching every occupation In life Of what
we mean; but what would he tho usc1 We
might rs well acknowledge 1t now as few
months or few years hence that we are all
living beyond our means. What Jay Cooke
has been ondcavoring to do upon great
scale, upon an imperial level, we are all doing
In smaller way, but in exact proportion 10
our opportunity. lie cndeayored to build a
railroad; to construct work In the face Of
which the Government itself trembled lcss than
fifteen years ago. Hundreds Of men OF lesser
genius and smaller resources, dazzled by his
magnificent example, attempted to follow In
his footsteps, and the result Is told In our
news coumns-failurcs of corporations and
individuals who were but yesterday oil but
omnipotent; the ruin Of hundreds and thou
sands who, linked to the fortunes Of large
houses, hoped to be carried by them to cx-
travagant fortunes and unjustlhable pros
perity.
We have no desire whatever 10 create any
unnecessary alarm; but 1t Is as certain as the
sun rises this morning that this abnormal
condition of affairs cannot last-that the
storm, which has In this instance been &C
happily avertcd, must break some time. II
becomes all who are prudent to prepare them
selves for 1t. When men whose fathers only
ten or fifteen years ago lived and supported
their families upon incomes Of two and three
thousand dollars year complain that they
now 1nd three and four times that amount
insufficient to supply their actual necessities
there Is something wrong in our economy
and tho sooner we all begin to realize tina
fact the better. This bot-house life which W,
have been leading for the last ten or twelv,
years must come to an end sooner or later
In the panic which the suspension OF one firn
has created We shall, II we are wise, read tn,
fate Of all and prepare for It.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
FRrpAr's RrrrDLrcAS got in a good ST.

FRIDAYS REPUBLICAN got in a good stroll e
oficoR on Jay Cookies suspension and The
financial furry Of Thursday. It's nine
column account uas the most succinct and
complete Of any falling under our notice, and
i,s calm and sensible tone did much 10 reds-
sure he public and al'ay 6e panicy ezcesses
usually consequent upon extensive financial
bredkdo,cns. Washington Sunday Herald.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
A POINT IN TUR PANIC.

While the 'leading" journals are attacking
those railroad companies who cndeavored TO
build lines tMedvance Of the actual demands
and necessities of the people, andure pouring
out their wrath upon those who were en-
gagged In these speculations, itmay be just as
well to remember that there was no agency
In the country that gave these gentlemen
more aid and assistance in their undertaking.
than the said newspapers. Take the Tf'ibun'
for instance. At the present time that Jour
nal Ia exceedingly indignant and denun-
ciatory, and yet we have only to turn over Its
files for few years to prove that 1t was the
stoutest advocate and champion Of this very
line In Its editorial columns. Day after day
1t printed In Its editorial columns articles
pointing out the advantages and benefits that
would result from tho construction Of the
road; II printed correspondence and special
articles in the same line Of argument, every
one Of which was paid for as advertise
ments. Journals which have sold their edi-
torial columns, rs the Tribune did should not
now turn round and abuse the enterprises
from which they obtained so much money.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

THE POSITION Of old man Wise In the
pending campaign In Virginia is just now a
matter of little consequence. He belongs, In
fact, to an antidcluyian generation of poll.
ticians, and finds congenlal associations only
with that class Of old fogics. Some of them
are busying themselves gratuitously with
efforts to develop from him declaration
favorable to the Republican cause. Had this
effort been successfully made two months
ago 1t might have produced some beneficial
result: but 1t Is too late now, and whatever
may be the end OF 1t, the influence which II
might have erertRd Of the proper time will
&c more than negatiycd by tho fact that Wise
has trcmblcd In the balance 80 Long ~ 10
provoke suspicion regarding tue unseldsh-
ness Of his motives. We admonish him now,
US well as the old fogies who arc trying TO
manage him, that United States Senators are
not made out Of such stock as that Of which
he Is composed.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

GENERAL KENPER well knows that the
forbcarance OF the biscls 10 Virginia Is alone
the reason why numberless suit. have not
been brought against their white fsiioY-aiti-
zens for fragrant violations Of the civil rights
law. Yet he dares to deny Colonel Hughes
statement that they have suffered depriva-
tion Of their rights and privileges In this re-
spect, This may be high-toncd Conservative
eloqucncc; but 1t sounds like something else
from this distance
National Republican., 1873-09-23

THE Statesville (N. c. american, COM
mcnting on the cxultation and Joy of the
Modoc press of that State over the release of
Ku-Klux prisoners, remarks as follows
'If these editors, scribblers, cubs, Sc., would
exercise a prudent consideration, they would
understand that, except In very few cases, the
measure Of Imprisonment ~ entirely unequal to
the outrage and crimes committed by The Offend
ers against the lives, persons aud properly OF
their suffering victims, many OF whom we're
murdered. IL also goes to show that the Ru-
Klux spirit IL stiii kept alive, and would will
ingly again embark In Its liabolical work At a
favorable opportunity. Ifitmesas not this, then
what does IL mean?"
Perhaps the Wilmington Journal or Raleigh
ceedIngly pertinent question.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

the lcgal-tcndcr reserve would not only have
been crime against the law, but crime
against the legitimate business Of the coun-
irx
National Republican., 1873-09-23
LETTER FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Programme for the Coming Fair.

RALEIdH. N O., Sept. 49, 1873
My letter to the REPUBLICAN from Greensboro,
September 3, in relation to the forthcoming State
fair, has caused quite nutter, especially In the
once Of the Daily Ners OF this city. That paper
can't stand to be told the truth 10 regard to the
political party It claims to speak for. Far be 1t
from me to use single word to injure the bright
prospects OF success that IL In view for
THE COMING PAIR.
Still, let US have the TRUTH and think the letter
OF September 3, from Greensboro Is as near ia
It AZ possible.
The fair, which commences October 10 and
ends on the 18th, will undoubtedly be the grand.
est affair Of the kind that has been witnessed In
this country for number of years. Every day
adds new feature to the list Of almost endless
varieties. Tiffany Il Co., Of New York, have sent
Il complete set OF silver to be given away at the
gift concert, which takes place on Friday. the
nth. Col j. NJ. Heck has presented his blooded
OF the society, has presented two Devon bulls.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and WASH
inRton will be all represented by individuals and
horses. Weston, the pedestrian, Ia to do some
walking Wednesday, October 10
TnE GRAND STAND
will scat eight thousand people, and all the
buildings are new and substantial, The railroad
arrangements are very liberal, and the hotel aG-
commodations unsurpassed In the State. All the
private clearinghouse In the city will be open,
and guests will have no difficulty In nndiRg nrst-
class accommodations. The grand gift concert
takes place on Friday, October II, at o'clock, p.
ni., and will be managed by fine, hlgh-toned and
honorable citizens OF the state. There will be
GRAND BALLS EACH NIGHT oy THs pAiR,
at the National and the "YOTb0rogh.'
Hon. Thomas Settle, saptain X. T. Talghurn,
Hon. Thomas N. Holt, president. United States
Senator NJ. W. ransom, T. Y. Lee, es T., and SEN
ator Merrimon will visit Washington. d. C., In o
few days, Tor the purpose Of personally present
ing to the President an Invitation from the peO-
pie Of North Carolina 70 be with them during the
ialr, It Il hoped that the President will accept
the Invitation, and make II convenient to be
present. FELIX.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
$1,5O0,OOO,
divided into TWELVE THOUSAND CASH 0IFrs
VIII be distributed by LOT among tho tick
list or lIFTa

Total, l2,ooo Gifts. all Cash, amounting to, On
The distribution will be positive whether all tho
ckets are sold or not, and the twelve thousand
sfts all paid In proportion t. the tickets sod,
Price OF Tickets.
Whole tickets, go; halves y25: tenths, or each
for sl,JOJ; ii3 hole tickets for 1000 ah whole
tickets Tor ti0lWl No discount on less than tbH
worth OF tickets at time ~
Ticket. nov ready for tale and all orders accom-.
panied by the inouey promptly nlled. Liberal
terms given TO those who buy 10 sell again.
THOS. X. RRAMLRTTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky and Manager
Of 9iit Concert, Public Library Building, Louis
viIla. Nv, pe9} &bim
National Republican., 1873-09-23
fB-REGIsTRATION NOTICE.
TO THAvorERs OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBIA

As required by the "act In relation 70 the re9is-
tratiOn Of voters in the District n Columbia" ap-
proved JuneB. ls13, the Board OF ReEistration for
the District q Columbia will hold se-s,ons daily
Excerpt sundsya) between the hou-s Of u m and !
7. m OF each day, commencing on MONDAY, Sep.
tember r. and ending " tn WEDNESDAY, October
:, 1873, at their rooms In thu Executive IuIlding
northwest corner OF Pennsyl lyaniA avenue and Sey.
enteenth street northwest, Washington, ID, o.
where all persons possefsin< the necessary qualih.
cations, not heretofore registered aud all persons
who have arrived at the age OF tventy-one years
since the last el.ctiop and those who will attain
mat hSeon or before the 18th day Of October next
snd d AZ rso,, who were previously registered and
di.ttict to snother, and will have resided therein
natursEed, and whose naturalization papers have
matured, must present themselves before the
bnard and have their names properly registered
Persons who were registered at the last reEistra-
tlon and hays not changed their residence from
one Legislative district to smother since, need not
appear before the board, as by the terms Of the
law above cited he rcxistratlon Of voters for ihe
year lsIn stands As the registration OF voters for
tn. general election o ls73 10 such change
and corrections as arc made necessary by the pro.
visions OF said act, In the cAscs above mentioned.
Persons hayiny knowiedre Of the death OF or re-
to renort the same to the board.
Lesisatye districts, nor At the City all hut the
board wi BE- IN session At the Executive bnildins
on tho day Of election during the hours such eec.
tion bsld, TO certify In cases when an error as
been made In transrflhing names OF persons en-.
tted TO VOTE !" and for that purpOss only