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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12
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,ety
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wiirh IA laii IA, fr domestic satls'ae'
,ien
SELF cranfr i nfien ulliqaa rra'rr
| TIL man IL any handsome thinl
which has heen @aii II him hy another,
bu. IL ~, ferea, the nnhani-anr
| ia man talks of his misfariuuc-, H.,
pend nrnn Il they are hut altogether
,Iisaarcrable IL him.
~ mt throw up game upon losing
4 trick.
There would hc marvellous refer
matiun II the world wonll only throw
open ~ iron gates II lave.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

TAtrtts AAKf PERFECTION, - 4
fiianl uallei IN Michael Angelo, WIN
wis finishing slatns, sptnr tiMn after.
ward he called again, thu sculptor wa
aiill III his work. his friunI. lapkIng n
lhu figure, rsrlaimcli
"inu lasp heen lilo einac | snw yo,,
last =
~, no MonnH, = returned thu seulp.
tar. = have rctouehoi ll,ia part, poll.
rl,ul that, have -pilunrl ll,i. feature,
anil brought out this mn~'le | have
given ~ - expression I, this lip. and
more unorH, ~ this limb.
"Wcll, we'll, observed his friunl, !"
but NIL tl,o.o aru lrihp. =
1T mny hc ~, replied Angelo. "bul
recollept TINT trihes make perfection,
nnd TINT prrf.~.inn Il 10 iriAa =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12


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~ W msaet, and The ess whtn,ss,
there " short rser ~ ihv taitl,n fsi
III the lsier II sesue attiele u rfvlaas
n the farmers can, in, ,hei,
,lrhis. /"
We trust ear readers viii not his
understand " sa far as tp think ",
arc recommending plan u miarl, Il,
rsnurion living; quite the contrary.
w like ~ scr = man enjoy the fruit,
Il his labor aud spend HI. mono, In A.
curdsnr~ with The amount he II making
bu, not In sccorlsncc with that hc ~.
poets 10 make. Tine il liberalii 9Th,
pshsr rcrklc~ne~
W. have laid The burden Of III,
blsme on the farmers, because II |.
they who realey bring the monc. H.
- the country, sni II Ia upon them
that the whole community depends
Merchants aud dealers produce noth'
ing, they arc simply middle men b.
tween tho producer and thr consa
mer. When tho farmers are prosper.
ous, ps, their debts pro,.r.ly aud ~,
doing we'll, III. whole community share,
III the prosperity When they are b.
hinahsul anL unable ~ meet their
debts. the whole community y l.prc~
el aud suffers tl,tsirunl This reform
therefore. must begin with them, and i
IL thvm w address because they slun.
have the power % sccou,lli1his
Nedo moi e,pvst - uscrtvrn tlli'
evil anI reno lpl Tho community lj thi,
Atirlp, but w hase luL ihe salislue
I,ion u saying our ~. and sl,iuv wla'
w .Link cyrry reasonable aud Louu~
man Will recognize ~ truth. mud ",
wish ,lr press d, large woull take III,
un,.rrnp and agititu II until tho ~
fouu il az accomplished 4 I'I,o Iinmbl,
H,n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12
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sstil 1tt'sfs etislHl.ss hNs Falr
II ,Httina i tait sai snWAetX aul
i ia Nj | Substantial fts liti llat,es
nes i Fs. ~ hl.s Vie ~ Ii1lis,own
i continued. w.tA h,s asas sasenp'ht
there |. s.art ahsns lsaum, ths
tnfnrs sptatnrsa au iliNstfatel 'ttnlee
Among the aafess' pfnfaaels rics.
nre,l sni vsrs suggestive ARTICLE on
Nrw inrk .ren.ral l'a,h. delight.
iui illustrated paper ~ nlhs llfds "
the Poets" Nv Jphn llu tanghs.
earian. study n Japanese ians, Wy
Noah ilrupks Nh,ttlas hpils tnm-
,nenrenrnt Address III Tue scholar
In Politics. tho seeonl II Dianselt's
important prrerr IN Modern skrp.ie.
i-m. raply H. ,ltc recent article On
Tho Liberty VI frv,eE'nniirm ]" n
portrait AMI biography uf slwnrl Eg.
ule.ton, author of ''i'hc llposiar School.
ma.trr," AID tho u.aal quantity VI
poetry.
Dr. Holland. tho editor, Rivcs III
another insinllmrnt IL Arthur Don-
nicastIe," and ,he following Topics
uf tho Time /" Tho Outlook Tho Now
York board of Education. Ownership
III Women, md ,lr Liberty ~ Protest
antisn, The Oll Cabinet talk about
the People who ge, ualur other Peoples
Umbrellas. etr. "llpm. and Soeiaty,"
Culture aud Progress Mature and
Seicnce. anl Etuhnga are n usual
diversified and interesting
scribner'r Monthly has increased tan
thousand In circulation during tho past
yaar,
1hn Gr~t nuu,hpr VI sorllner'n rhilA's
Nugnsine, IL whIcl, tho naina has not
~, beun announced, will appear In tho
iuII.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12
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aloerl,, referring 10 shp salar, nrab.
saili
" lrn | rendered service during
tho Fort, .Hseoua Congress ! expected
4, receive url, Tin compensation shp,l
lisrl u, Inv. ani Wheu Tim. WA lnl,l
IL M ! Mse Il receipt With | undurs
eiu1I IL bp In full anil II | INV ~.
auisn greater ANN iuf that nufsiua. II
aeu,nA IL me that Il would l~ IN III.
nat,irr ~ yfat,.li, and this l,rlnri,
rle admitted In thu general a,lmil,irlra,
lipn u the Hoyurlluluut would BIZ VI 4
dangerous character, Where 4 salary
wliuh linz lern iulinitel, ilspd b, Inv,
il increased, md mnh increase II ma,lr
IL ps,ciI Lapk twv years. II u hAri Ii
distinguish rnrl, l,apk pay from RIi'i ;
aud III this eaau u IA regarded hy I'll.
eouu.ry ~ Mol,ey pail without ea,sil
efalian. brinR ~ sar.ipas already pal.l
Iar according ~ Inv, !"
TIL. |. putting Il mildly 70. Il reall,
comedies NIL tint tho rlainpa. denp,nc'
era u Tie salary sleal have claimed. |,
would have Lurn IN tho nature IL i
| pvift" Ind II heun received from ,lo.s
10 whom tho mouey belonged, bu. wheu
deliberately taken by those WIN hAi NJ
just claim thereto. instead u being 4
| rift II WI. theft, This word nm,
.rem harsh, but II II thu lugiral on,,
plusIon of tho premise. laid lovn b,
the distinguished Indiana senator. !.
burlington tlawk. E,e.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12


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srtavlaailea tellev lively, with selsf,
collar sntl hplis Ira. hcsrapaleA horse.
u, white feins, sau nm, lHuN tha, lhs
osncs keeps 4 livery stable, and ,ha,
this " his first carriage Voice
hi, en- aeain, Eli " ~, my friends
I.Ar tail nnl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12
m iMsMiuM hic Tcn-act

Max AAcler l. responsible for tho I'll.
lving; I'VE arc slal d learn that the
Empcrw " Clna has issuctl decree
declaring that II tho chief officer of his
hunscl,nll handles dishes s,rArelussly Az
% break tl,rm, he shall be killed We
say W are glad uf this, because w
hope u have tho sama regulation rnt
intu effect In thi. country. lf II Ii about
two thousand hired pirls viii br executed
every wrek anl enay reasonably lopc
that the las,ruati,n ~ rroekery viii
be choosel. W. have stopped !. tom.
porspll, Ia our honsc by having a toa
80 made II wraulh..ifon md paiu,cl
white. Wlrn nnw hlrel Ris ro,nca
slo drops tho cuhee.put upon the ilo,r
Finding, with a,nasrmcnt, That N DIES
uot break .le ,l1nmp. Il with fiat iron
unl drop. bricks ~ II, and gous out anl
burrows n alelRe hammer anl whaek@ n
sud then perooi,ing TIM, II i ~ s1oi
~ over, she sls dawn in front ~ That
aoilee.rnt anl bursts intp .oar. Then
sle gives warning, loaa@ ap Will, sugar
Laef, unl bn,tcr. fur hpr siuk uant, on,.
ba,sles ihru, ~ fur hnlD stitched liund.
kvrclilpf4 unl Any vll pillow eascu tia,
are lying around, anl starts lor ,hp
nearest intelligence ollice W. wunl,ln /
take million dollars tur Tint tpn.Hnt,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

lloan rnn ruH tulLpHrs The tirs
Whiuh bind il child II homo nru created
,,nl - nnel, pui III great ~ ira,u little
things. There should he paul nluly
holidays IN llp hana. l,elrss IN tnni.
,ersttitA. nnl llase, by al,sersina tlrn,
4, connect time with u,rhis, nlll ~ pisp
& bp,l, = ,Ieepsr interest Tn birthdays
u family *l,nll always IL ,,'lierl.aal
In me Wy, celebrated. The l,na, Pre-.
plratinu ol tho Whole household IL uaAu
',Ac rl,~put to father ~ si1lar ~ hru.
tler, IN i birthday VI holila, tlln aurk.
inuriu bs.eurnuta ,nl i, lrli Iimea. thu
lalnllIny of ~ work uul IT riRht aaihe
step u ,l,p favored nne IL lrarli tic
eairlnl slasina IT Hills away I'LL lhu
appointed ,imol lnI then. when the
luakol-lpr LAY lns e4iue. the rsesenIa.
tIen.t tho confused AMI inorr, ,eprr lhe
liiled p,e,,hp ehahul , lipr, the henfl ~,
full ~ r,eak il, uprl4, muinar, tnal,ei
~ with an angels hanI. layu that pan
MI, link ii. lhank~--.aIl l,r.c' Wlla ran
toll THUR saect md mighty ppwuH 4
hoa,c familiar ~ sui, arunr.. will II, mn
II bo ono That children shall npt lover
NJ, NJ. i'lum II whom thu iursarable
time ealnes u pnavay. daughter. ahall
ra.s With slla III sorrow. nul i ,na Nill
compressed lirr and sximmuze,u..aml
while m,tl,er livcs II will ba 4 homy
r,ill. hp,ne. though yaar1 have gone a','
othcr hun,es have claimed ihpm
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

A eoMosEMs jury IN Vermont, In.
panolleI Ii ascertain tho cause II tho
death III 4 notorious ,lrunkarl. broaght /
lii i verdict ~ death i, hanging -uround
Il rum shop" III ralifprn. Il eoronors
Jury, under similar circumstances ton.
dsrel Il ,nnrc courteous vetdiuii "Ac-
uIlental death while unpacking g'a.~. !"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

a Detroit lcy 4'noa NJ umhrplil.
with 4 cursl lici % |, ~ \ public dpor'
way Eleven pera -. thought timl u.n.
hrella WAS THURS. null earriod I, NJ,
length, u thu string, thpy thcn suddenly
drnpped !, and won. ~ withau. ono
leokiag Laek o. stopping y piek Il W
again
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

"A vEHNnsr woman wAs foF ysArs TOR.
msnsei by thu nocturnal irregularities
IT an eccentric husband, a short tina
.inre ula followed him - tho grave, ~
marking, NJ .l,a ~irel ho, oysa. that sha
haI onu uonsuIniiu,l~she should now
know where no spen, hsa EVENING".
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

1'ns University l're~, nj Madison
Wisconsin VI publishing tho courw u
stud, \, Tho State l'niserrit,,pui Co'ui'
LeetErua" Ia tho frat tafm VI TIN Soph
uinorp ,uar. Nhuri, tho Professor had
written ntmIe NualIuns !"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

Tho numLur " patients III .ho Insane
Aa,lum, nj Moan. i'lensant. Ii ttf,
Eighty have Lpcn pent recently IL tho
asylum for thc i,lanna n lnlepenl.
cnee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

4 skAu u maal, osperionus rays that
'lhu time fur fellow III leave u whom
young lady askn him how the walking
IL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12


Tho September number of Woods
Household Magazine II IN nur table.
We always hasn good word - say for
tlla pubIeailon--it IL #uel, na whole.
suuleL book $3.50 Wide awake. ~ lively
ani entertaining. ~. always ~ ehaatu
and refined u Ian regular little 70
nIcnl, tpo, ~ comparison between 10
numbers will prove Va learn that
lhu iirm NJ 4, f. Wuo,l A. ~, dissolved
In March last. tho "fo \ u, shu.cs
Ma,ur ~ Suwhurgh, } retaining possos-
sol of il,e magazine. aud recalling II,
Y. urbannu ( fsnpran,) NJ editor. Ho
though tho publication really changed
hunIa, II haa III, suffered from tho man.
agrment IT q now pnbliahar " now ud.
ilur. Lni unlor tho rrluuhleI eilorts of
ilr energetic proprietor, las anlpod now
tprpu nd npn uttlautlsnnas Pricu
only uno dollar year, Address Wood'a
Household MagAxlnu. NauLuIHh. y, \.
OLisEu Oruo's MAaAuSn ron
ssrrkansn. Tine chapter II contents
n thi. fasu,iie monthly embraces
Nlile,snaher. nf lhn viatarY of thu
liuall.k, chapters I. \ md Il, by Oli-
,ur Op,lu. with two illustrations by 4.
Il liushI Ulysses, BY Elixshuil, A.
Davis. Win l.paAngs tpum, by Marioj
Letter from Nebraska 10y, Newport
ur lnug l,tanqhf Poem, by Elizabeth
a DAVIS, seven Daughters, ellapicfa
i aud u, hs smsnsls NJ l,onglna, with
III illustration ~ Ms. Il, II Humphrey
tail Nim,ing Ii l,afias 4 Hnyt.
With lisu illustrations b, AIlss i. y,
llun,tLrp3, \ Stout lI.ai. Or The
student tram thrr tle Sra chapters
D. ~ aud u, by Eliiah Kellogg. will,
M illustrations ii IrAnh Merrill Tho
l1ra IT llranbpr, hY lsmha, Nix
l,e.a,na IN Wa, Mark. ~ Aolliu n
usfahrant with MI illustration by
Miss l. II Humphrey. Thu Isnsstsa
stpne. hy L,huI Z. tiale Elulnou.
.ial, locm hy Henry ,',lluan. With 4
full rage illustrations, Original plalos
III. Thu Champion ~ hnr ros. ny
ueorsa N, lIakur Tho ll,rnbiIl's
llpusu TITO tlralur, Il rl,lsalu lnKaud
Il, Arthur William Austin, Pigeon.
llulu parrr-, lleni wpsk, l,m Latter
llag Editorial uhilphui. Music. "O,or
l'hure." hy ! II Tourney There IN
,un,e ,eading. brt,er illustrations, and
greater variety N this magazine than
IN -. thur Inr Old ~ young Published
anI ensh subscriber al eJ por yoar
receives q eup, u tho elegant paslslle
picture. The Coming Wave. l.sH
4 sntpAnp, HIS on, nru Publishers,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

viii rcpelr t'iOeAr ani T''aran'ee
satisfaction Every tl"uh warranted u run
zen time, ~ n pns BilnN alai,F Your
defective elaraa IL HI rr-ileuee, on High
street, Ncs, Ill ihe M.Lslpf nnuau. aAl hr
viii ~, them riuh, fhArgs, reatpnahl~
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12
NIi:.Nr NAIsIxl:1'.

YSiiI unisfslgnel ha,inr rasthasei
y shr Mrss Natkes h@FtfpFafr a~neI Ls
N sntssf Aassh IL ta~asis sse,e
~WAii anaaanse IL the rnlslle that he shall
- vi iimss have full supply II
FRESH MEATS,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01
Original Attachment

State of Tenn, Madison County.
]. W.Smith 81 Co. vs.. BOwring & Hastings.
4 N this cause it appearing by affidavit,
IL that the defendants, BOwring and Has
tings are jnstly indebted to the plaintiffs,
and who are non residents OF the State, or
50 abscOnds 50 that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served on them, and an orig
inal attachment having been levied on
their property, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the tW hig and Tri-
bune," newspaper published In the city
Of Jackson for four successive weeks, COM
handing the said BOwring and Hastings to
appear before me or some other acting Jus
tice Of the Peace at my Office in the Court
House in Jackson in the 10th civil district
Of said county, on the 18th day Of Februa-
ry, 1873, and make defeRce to said suit
against them, or it will be proceeded with
&c pGTte. This 18th day Of December 1872.
J.R. CHAPPELL, J. p.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01
In Chancery at Purdy.

Mary Clayton VS.. John Clayton ct ais.
4 N this cause il appearing from complain
4 ants bill, which is swern 20, that de-
PENDANTS, John Clayton, VIVA. r. Clayton,
Lucy J. Clayton and Amanda Clayton are
nOn-residents OF the State Of Tennessee, it
is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Wing ard Tribune, a news
paper published in the city OF Jackson, for
three successive weeks, commanding said
defendants to appear at the next term Of
the Chancery Court to be held in the town
OF PuTdy, for the county Of McNairy, on
the drst Monday in March next, and de
fend said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing ex parte.
Jan 1S-3t THOS. r. BECK, Cg NJ.
]. +. Mckinney, Sol. for COMMIT.
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For the Wing and Tribune.l
THE CRICK En- ON THE HEARTH

BY MRS. JENNIE s. PERKINS.
Without the snow is falling,
Upon the frozen earth,
within are children calling,
Each other in their mirth,
The music OF their voices
Rs-echoes through the room;
Each youthful heart rejoices
And feels no shade Of gloom.
None heed the rude winds blowing,
Nor night and wintry storm,
Nor care that it IL snowing-
The fire burns bright and warm,
Like them so gay and careless,
With voice Of tiny mirtb;
The cricket blithe and fearless,
IS chirr'ng on the hearth.
VI Summer is he thinking
The days 50 bright and warm
TIE past and present linking
BY Ency's magic charm
Remembers how that idling
lie spent each summer day,
The hours like song birds gliding
TIE regions Tar away;
And thinks 'twould have been wiser
To have laid up hoard,
Like the more thoughtful miseT,
And had a Plenteous board;
An, no, the fire is pleasant,
And Winter he forgets,
Nor mars the happy present
With sad and vain regrets.
As free from care and sorrow
And full of glee and song;
As thoughtless Of the morrow
As that sweet childish throng,
He cares not that It's sieeting
Upon the whitened earth,
Put while the storm is beating.
Sits chirping on the hearth.
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 WISH To SELL MY FARM OF Ia5
Il Acres, lying Northwest Of jackson.
said farm is in a good state of cultivation.
with good buildings and well watered.
There are about fourteen acres In choice
Fruit trees, and about three or four acres
In Straw berries and RaspberTies. The farm
Is well suited fer fruit vegetable and gar
dening business. Price $780, 90 per acre.
will also sell four or FIVE unimproved
town lots. will also sell or rent the house
that l now 1--we in. l wish TO sell for the
reason that my health is bad and want o
retire from business and get out OF debt.
July 20, iT2.tf. L. GOODELL.
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