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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

fAnMknr Observation-Disclosures
NsMs, Farmers unl MI others Win
want IL huy tho HEST and CHEAP.
ES / bouts h shuts IN the Northwest,
sln,lll not fail o. rive .Naius. steele Il
Whites lIopt~ x Shes uic trial. IL
llnsc WIN have Ind l'rm nothing need
b. said H. all unite III giving illcm Tho
hlgl,cf, Prise Ilicy ARE manufactured
irom tin ,cr, hsi stick. ani the work
Il warranted mol q ri, creme ulpcg-
gel Il great falling with NIL hnois A.
rl,nes. \ full assortment II this Justly
celebrated mike iar men. women aud
chillrcn's wear alWnys III hand III j. D.
GAMAnb'~, VII. has rul.l them fur \ III
n years alil neypr vt hui unn pnir
that did nnt gi,n entire satisfaction.
Int ~ the contrary fenres cnn hc rciurr-
cd H. who will aay thry urc tho best
bpols they ever bought nml instantly
rrallre their proof by showing ym u
f.mt covered with nne IT them. Splcn.
did bo'is worn sear anil moro MI
so,n,l aud nicr--nilnui doubt their
runnl itr wear rnnlln' liz found Give
them il trial an,l ,.uu n'lall ~ regret
Ii. n.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

Representative Danf,flh sends II.
The report II tho Committee 10 in.rs.i.
gate thu Rankin .lcfnlcation, fpr which
favor W ara thankful 10 llro. nanfursh
The committee II, their report utter 4
trnlsM ~ old n tho days ~ lilo earlier
presidents. 'tlat office should seek the
mar, aud not The !, ~ tho Office In
tending 70 @Ipl. thu joke 10 tho Sol.
l4ss Trurleus NV II las occurred IL
" that tho Trustees " Tho College have
sought ~ little for tllnir Offices a. tho
gsutlcman WIN would W tl,rir report
turn attention ftvn. themselves M Office
sgckcFs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

Nts. isa Fa@vsMt sfttAA sHss ~ xsAsitA,
i#,vt.l~t grtH'ph'sts ssals eta, insa
n sssArA sl~ssNstAsshas5 49, II fHwps
alsss heat lvss IA .aeHefs aHithHAseteti
iwtuteHf# sni it4lgs liHs Fea ss.rssgyn
sHrr In nc MritHft llnNrnrAflile
srftltir Nj TAI>fi.Iiunf
s'aiAIsssi ~ the mest ssia*ias mlla Hai
letfnt s'nssil,tss they tltih. "A enrt III
The tasa il the ma,,sr tens IT III e'eH.
arrest thr silsrharges ani tmratas E,r AnA
enstKs, lite and vitality ,asht entire mah
fhes have cured shuasauA ~ esses rfirr.
81 PR rsehssr u tife haee* anil large
u Vial. width u very Important In phsiin..
hntv az eli casts, OF Fl per siaglr hex
Fold y, Alb Druggist and sant ~ mail
~ fserip' n rriee Address, ", arnm,ss
Sr,,i,iu ltustarsHulr MAni.lSM Co.
10, nrosawa,, Nvv.lefk
~ sale VI Dr 4. i cLEMMER.
trcsen. Iowa. sil.ns.ly
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

Down WITH liinn pnlcEt We
now lroporo |. rell p,als iur 40 days
rsxarlleSs q e.rt, strictly for cAsn. ~
low ~ they ean bc bought West Il
Chicago.
No gsnals sell On credit until old ae.
counts nru settled.
01~All l,arlia. indebted 10 IN arr
hereby MotilieI h rall aud settle before
Fsb, 1t, mud avs costs.
lgf i;AMs0x X SlMoNbH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

The keeper u u clnap hnr'' establish
iucnt IN ,uwn, enllml nj this Office al
Monda, 10 yet m orler on n drug
firm Ia / Mn f.r s,i,r brandy t. IN.
ab'c ~. srsan's'o prepare q quantity
~ ninrr meat f,r tin h,nr,lcrr uul
guests a tho l,uu.e. Inquiry ~ IL
the amount wanted. rliriiul tho faet
that about n gnlluu would do. Noi
making the oriur ~ requested, w .ap.
posc tho mier meat WI. eltca fur hash
Vt 'liauer ls the proprietor and bsian
rrrhnl. ennfn', 'u' - complete the
work, brand, perhaps, and likrl,
~ tngh rnlpl'urie aeid. War poured into
l,ir stomach 10 ent II rend, fpr digestion.
IN those who INV him In tho evening
think he Ind minea meat. otiionr,
brandy ~ .nlrlufls neil all conglomer'
ntri into unu M,is III lis India, rulhul
ii,s,iluN,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

Tho Springfield Republican thinks
ths public may b. assured "lhat shere
ars mo,o aud Liarer n+h In I'LL. Credit
MobilIur lona than havo ycl besn
oauaht---ol.l. Naty fellows. who keep
IN Aeep wnint. md arc nov rilently
ehuckllns NJ tho grccnne,s and co,,.e-
qusnt misforlnncs ~ their lrsa export.
enecd md lu.r cautious brethren. They
s'sy come 10 tho pan yet. though, IN
spite VI their knoainpnsH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

Justice Davis Il 1le Supreme rnaf,
IT New i,tk has glantel II stay II l,re.
eeodings IN liz Stakr. ease IN order
that i nay 10 lrin,e u fill hcneh
slerc the, will decide whether h.
thall ln,p d new tlial nr NJ. This
vii give him 4 rer,irsr III 4 month ~
tan, nuI II nrW ifial |. granted the
rel.rin,c will III extended twp months IL
hiring II about, with tho ehaneo II an
.n.p,i,tul.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

Petroleum Y. Nasty and THIS Nar.
seem ~ hive gone into tho holes TINT
tho muslrnir fnilpd IL clor, lant fall
a. some said, heeause II bctokcncL h
warm winter. M we thought, because the
rats had frosen before tho scnson f.f
dong tho work had arrived. " hen
the wn,er ii over md iley return the
ra~alii, u tho 'lay viii he portrayed
IL Harper, ~ Nn., anl Petroleum will
write about Ii all frum tho y roads.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21
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'hAs tHi~t AHnv iAs. sW' aA'i~ Y
\ lmEmAeHl At their Interests AaA shv
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

ais amaHas 4 maNes raIa ~ pr.
slaet shif4~i II ~ tHsse lsa week Mn
Sisna' Tie III "a imluie ruf.
shA .naAr shsftsnf II. hHt Ff sir
wvth 1hr nnsaAs III sire u rtraief
than rsvf III .nf sswu NV rit,aies
H'Bnr r,.nsnins la.titu, hushvls mufr
shan hull, IN. ,he haas and eva
spsrv alsunt tie lusllias hrina Iell.
The Warehouses hplattHiag ~ the has.
rrs n,r likewise tillea II their usm.ss
capacity. TIL larses, rntiim II tin,
III Tie rl,saiA N stored v, farmers,
awaiting ~ advance IN price, ,ha, In
the warchea.es i, The la,r,s ~ the
taiit,a. Il advance TOWARD market
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

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80 II taHA#sa n tAAa4 AsAa4 - sAt -
etA4a FtA4A gfFAA s4AsHtsa lls4st as 49,
s.tt NAsArN AtA - A4A Vi A
sA4allessis fsrs #Aa $3.50 Ntrfss *AH
49, unes sAAtN h ftsfs4 il il Nil plAts+
lNs.ltass. hAsF aeslat8a8sf ttas IL tAs
i tAs esAss sai, In #&gkss ssls
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

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go .ssF Ms# Asa 6AA eafAa
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A#AAs tARA Ea sss III Nsf8 fA AssY
afs aAs Nh&t4 faAsA ftMAssA
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a*sif4s ~ ts3f = 8 ~ esskAasss
4mAsgs 80 ~ NJ h 49, #ssa8e 80 t@s8
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21
To yvhom II Ma, Concern.

Neier !. hereby afstn that from ani
after ths lnir hrfenl. -hall mike 40 rlpl,a
tnr The ar,ees NJ nv ssft tHus i suhn,
M, ag,l i, years ~, tt,a nth II April
irsJ, n.i thi H. y taarmliiel tu make con.
srnr,s ~ him.ril n Ill rs-Isets W tnr IN
interference from lHe II concerned, IN
thu,igl, 10 were II majority, mil ihit uran
III, ,srran,l property t4knn i, lin fur
l,i,ar ~ sarsiess ht l4ia,s.iI .lanp or rer.
turnal. huss ~ control nar my interest
therein For III. .ishs mi .unir ,sl~ utier
ihis dat. shalt hold lnsssIf IL 10 VII, ~.
slnf,siblr
Nm Oregon, loa.t, FL I'LL, ls;J.
lt.l tuNAEiiA 4. OWEN,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

SO As@88 49, Nv
49, II M# ss+# Kse
- 9 ~ y
faA sAN AeMH t# 49,
AN*s - tsh 3WH a mt
SCI ~ 8g u - u 1855 gAw
saAssa = ssss 800 sAAt
- aa44A
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

TliruE will h. Il meeting ia tho az.
accrs AMI Directors OF tho How.
ard county Agricultural Society,
Saturday, Fob I'D ls13. nj o'clock
10 prepare premium li~t f,r ls73 anl
nny other needed business.
II, u. NonLE,
SECRETARY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21
epEClAL NOTICES.


There w 10 Inin Which, the ,rniuur l.ini.
lwSMt Will nai relieve, ~ swelling N will
mot sMhlus, md 10 lsmrhrvs vhiet. II will
AUt eMrc, This i strang nngnnge, III, u
u trsie. Where the prl. atr 10, gt,i., "
sascts nrr mafsriuns, Il has produced
lNoru cures VI rhelllnatlsm, nrnrilais, luck
Jaw, pnlsy, rpralbs, sNalllnps, .ahed.
brensis, realds, tntns rnli.,l,ptln, eur.
sshe Sc, nI,oA the human frame, nhl 81
STRAINS, apasin, gals ~, rpuu aninisls IN
ONr year than HAVE nil other pretended
rrMedirr slllee TIL, world hYinb Ii 4 Il
Oewalsrsirritnnt. nu Al,.hrtliuy pin -
Hover uriprles throw away ,halr eruluh.
-, ~ ia,ns ~ill, poisonous hlttcrs ara
rendered Aarlael.ss mi ill., wounded arp
healed without II frHr, II IN IN hntnlt,iH
The recipe h usl,lisf.el arnuni ..eh t,uliir,
u Ii selling rs NJ tlltpa pttr hptalu sall
IND, null Il raiis iaiua',u,s Il I4s= IHH wllHi
IL prrten,lr Il. III. Iliuse i,a ina siillrt
trvM ihcnmni.sl,,. lniin ~ untlling ,lraelss
~ suffer III thy viii nui nae trniunr l.ini.
M~nt. MIR. iltan lsltu rsliifr ties ~ -
iMArkAlle surrs, inrlulina frozen llmhr
Chroniu.rhruiusI.s,n puui running lthntH.
~, have hnsn iss.isstl VIZ Will nill il
ctFcUlNr ronlainlnp rsitiie tes, lin rr.trt
Az, gratis - any al,a rpl Rating II t,ns
6sitis VI TIN sslInn Attpaer lrnlaar ldni.
twent " worth TN lfuu,,rud dDilnrs III
ppMytursl ~ sN,ll.ul iitrlrs md Mul.N, u
Tor surew worm Ii, .l,erp staa .uNtiera--.
this tlhiHtani Ii MaltI tanr attention NJ
Family should In without t'rntanf LIN
MrHi. !. u. Han 4 tn, MN io.k
il ln.,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21
ssss ~ y Nser~s - W~ss~1n

To nv lloNnuts Wtrn A kNiamr.
uo,iA - Knight i,.pl. down ,hroug, the
dark ages, aal tfnm ,lcn " the pres.
mt, was conferred nron these who
devote their lives. fttnnc and fcruia-
tim IL the interest ~ cause T another.
Fur mn ACT uf conservation IL this char
aeicr. Il il rumured that the rum sellers
II trrsca, will, few roniirme,l old
customers. nrr III mres la s,lcmn CON.
rlavr SION n, which Il. u. MaAhvl,l Il
II 10 knigl,cd
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

0'MNoOUtA " innrr ihnn Il sn'tslitnt.
tyr Castor I'll II il ilr aily ssiN altlrl.
In existence NlIsA Il etrnin e. assi,nl IL,
tho fuud. regulate tlle bawpis, cure s.nl
collie and rrainsF ha,1rtl sieer II s.si
tAlns neither minerals. morphine ~ alen,
hDl, naJ II pleasant ~ take .liiIfri
need MI cry MI ,nulhers MY re#, lint
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

4 contemporary says of = very prom
linen. militia general, TINT his sword
wns drawn hut unee. and thcn In =
raflo.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

toMers - ttunNt.~-H.v. y. aen,hsarh. Fer.
Vices Wssh hsifath Al hail last ,tn u, m aHt TN
y, u. eahl.sih s.lH,sa iisms iissly aner Methlhx
esvstre. rsus.t mseilas zach .hsiu.si sssniu.
o. sAtly eAhdle tut.
lsws vvss. ,nItem snl yisA,p,rs Invited.
Eressapsl, TRACE CMwrch --itee,sr, Hs,. !.
MrustW.Wes betvtrss Every EufiAS " tntIa q.
n. shd n, NJ. talrlay ~Vhui ativf n ~
wire, NeatS WI Tree Strangers a1l we tals, spt
Alaliy AAvtteA.
AeeeAwAtss EpI.eOlMl ..Nev, M, Nieshi
eHts~, sunday, hall tnat itsn Al Nj, and e r
knhhAth sslHH,l lMi..a astiy sitaf morning st.i II
Prayer nrttlha nHni h,aiu .das rv.nitv. Aai ]
tsse, uviMsa Invitation rslvtiwi,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21
PLAIN DEALER.
thtNAA htN FIN 49,

tM@ 49, ~ ~ ~ $500
ktk& HI n sAs - A#s Aa
01&kx&M Asssa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21
BRIGGS 4 BRoTHgR'0
l.tstRAfEn
IF loral Work.

fun Jtsl lily. Iva. NV urt Issne.l Il.
y QnArrrit The insr numbers .rnl In my
nsl,ltess 4, itail, 80 lj cents. The richest
mud laats Instructive illustrated mil De.
s.fltti,f Floral Guile EVER published =
Thu. Il e,sf patrons who ors.rcl see.i.
last yer nj we're credited Will, q, eentr.
| Will reftsf tie four t,uarerll.- iar ls.J
Thur VII ni4lsr Seeds this ,ear Will ,r
ere.lltrat viii i subscription for ls7l. The
January AifHhsf contains nearly luu MI.
Hrasings TIM Superb tulorvl Platter. suit.
| able ~ ta..Ing, anil also Tinted Plates u
our surses,n. Floral chrumos. inform, tim
| relative II Flowers. Vegetables. ~. anil
their cultivation. nnl MI such ms,irr 4.
WAS formerly tuund III .Ar Annual tata.
agne IN viii MISS II II yum or.lrr s,kns
before seeins liRta1s 4 lao's Ql.nteuL,
W. challenge comparison M quality 81
SEED NIL prizes and sizes of packets. IN.
| 'tal.n,lar advance Sheet and Price liz,
for lssI, cent free. Address.
| Id H,.luGS 4 BROTHER.
sseJ~men anl floriysr. NuHksrnA, N 4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

tApPY KkLtkf sok inrMG M.s from
the effects IT Errors and Abuses In curly
lifc Msnhnoi restored Nervous debility
cured. lmreIiiaents 10 Marriage removed.
New method II treatment New anil ~.
markable remeliss ha"ks md rlreulaTs
syms FREE. In .rale,i envelopes.
Address. IlnwAnp AssOrlATi0x, Nv. Z
Hsash Ninth ", PAilsaslpLia. ~.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-04-03
Harper's Magazine.
Notices Of the Press.

NOttCeS Ot me fTeSs.
There are few intelligent American families
in which Hdrper's Magazine would not be an
appreciated and highly welcome guest There
is no monthly magazine an intelligent reading
family can less afford to be without MANY
magazines are accumulated. Harper's is edited.
There is not a magazine that is printed which
shows more intelligent pains expended on it's
articles and mechanical execution. There is
not a cheaper magazine published. There is
not, confessedly, a more popular magazine in
the world.-Nso England Homestead.
A repository of biography and history, Htera.
ture, science, and art, unequalled by any other
American publication. The volumes
are as valuable as a mere work Of reference "a
any cyclopedia We can place in our Libraries.
Harper's Magazine is a record Of travel every
where since the hour of its establishment. LIZ
ingstone and Gordon Cumming in Africa, Strain
among the Andes and Ross Browne in the East,
Spoke on the Nile and Macgregor on the Jor.
dan-indeed, all recent travellers of note have
seen their most important discoveries reprodu.
ced in these pages. Most of our younger and
many OF cur older writers fnd here their litera.
ry biography. Our artists see the best evidences
of their genius and the most enduring specimens
Of their work in the Magazne-N. f. .Siaad
ard
1t is one Of the wonders Of journal5m-th
editorial management Of Harper 5. TIE Ma
ton, .Nep York
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-04-03

taken. | am not the only one who has lost
her baby. Everywhere children are dying,
parents are dying, and everywhere they tell
me that the dead are more numerous than
the living. Shall then think only Of my
own sorrow?"
Thinking thus, she suddenly summoned
courage to put away her sorrow for her dead
badly, and she carried him to the forest and
laid him down to rest under tree and hav-
ing covered him over with tender leaves, and
taken her last look of his loved face, she be-
took herself once more to the Buddha, and
bowed before him.
And he said to her: "Sister, hast thou
found the mustard-seed?"
81 have not, my lord" she replied; Tor
the people in the village tell me there is no
house in which some one has not died; for
the living are few, but the dead are many"
"And where Is your baby"
81 have laid him under tree in the forest,
my lord" said Keesah gently.
Then said the Buddha to her: "iOu have
found the grains ofmustard-seed; you thought
that you alone had lost a son, but now You
have learned that the law OF death and OF
suffering is among all living creatures, and
that here there is no permanence.'
On hearing this, Keesah was comiorted,
and established in the path Of virtue, and
was thenceforth called Keesah Godami, the
disciple of the Buddha. Mrs. lima II. Len
OrpDs
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-04-03
wild Plants Dom. esticateu.

The cabbage is first cousin to caulitlower,
broccoli, &C., and they all come from the
wild cabbage of the sea-coast. 1t is ma
rine plant, and loves salt and salt water.
The wild cabbage is tall, wavy, coarse
plant, but the pods are now gathered and
eaten in the spring months in some parts Of
England. There is no plant which has pro-
duced by cultivation a greater number Of va
rieties than the cabbage. We can extend
the varieties much further, but it is sufficient
for us to consider the wide range between
the little red cabbage for picking, and the
mammoth" with a head so large that il can
only be boiled in a large caldron. In the
caulilower we eat the fieshy flower stalks
and undeveloped buds, which are crowded to-
gether into a compact mass. 1t was favor
ite saying of the great photographer, DR..
johnson, "Of all the flowers of the garden /
like the caulflower the best" a sentiment
worthy Of this learned epicure. The numer-
Gus varieties Of the cabbage illustrate in the
most striking manner the changes which are
produced in species by cultivation, and the
permanence of some varieties of races. They
also give us instructive lessons in the econo-
nv OF vegetable life.
The turnip comes from wild plant found
by the sides of rivers, bitches, and marshes.
Like the cabbage, it has produced several
varieties, the result of long cultivation.
From the wild plant we have the little Hat
turnip and the huge rita baya, with all the
varieties between. This root is now most
widely cultivated as food for stock, and il has
added much to the wealth of England.
The parsnipis also reclaimed wild plant,
and it is difficult to say whether We are in
debted 10 cultivation or importation for it
most probably the latter, as it is a native Of
Britain. If the wild plant is cultivated two
or three years in rich garden soil, it acquires
all the desirable characteristics of the best
kinds; and if left 10 itself in poor soil, it
speedily goes back into the wild, degenerate
condition. Parsnips appear TO have been
very early reclaimed from wild state, for
Pliny tells Us that parsnips were cultivated
on the banks Of the Rhine, and were brought
from thence to supply the tables OF the Ro-
man emperors. -Johnal ~ ChemisfTy.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-04-03
Agents for Inc New National Era

EIStCE r sHABD. H.s.,l ral.-f..,y T..l-as's
ALKNaNDEb STEVEN. i..s T. -,-rsf v 49,. 80,
Mr.. AMANDA WALL. r~5-sta s..--t u-4l Er..,,yy
District u CJiuaabis
Z. GHIysiS3. Rs -. Da-r.n OH.
Dr. A. AEAN. - Cotsr street. s.sas.rI. Te..s..s-
X " slN1L'I0a, "ia0A--t-r tenn
bEpDbL 7 JJHStDN. NsFE-rA II .1tr. .r-r, Co NJ
FRANCIS " ELEICHFK - z Prstt !. s.'sas 81,
l. VI. seCABH, Ia ne STAT q 7. s4s
EDWIN EEiLHEk. A-e-s-y T.. irE.s--! Esg.H #.
AGguSiA. Go
kICHAkD NELSON g.. .s,,'.n Trt4,
~ TAYLOR ,a.t.is.liY s. 4. sua,.i SifS-l.
VIZ ) HARDIN p-ar~-. C4I Fs...
Jous \. GONNA. H.ftf,ss, '5s - ti..'.
n WOOD, 5. ss~ Haven street Ssa Haven Com
Wv IIkSER. wstgn;ka AL.D.aas.
u ~ IhkEkl. D~IaDp5is. Als.a1.
HENRY l. NiLiiAs f,vs;l4a4s .zg.ags BARI
xssle,t9a street, Iieks.arE N4.s
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New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-04-03

ougil-going Bourbon In America would stand
amazed at such stupidity. His reverence ior
the past, its customs and traditions, does
not suggest TO him the propriety OF sending
his letters By mail cart when there Is
lightning railroad available, merely because
his fathers made use Of the slower mode oil
conveyance.
would it be believed that fashionable
Hastings and st. Leonard's are dependent
upon the good state of the roads, anu upon
the good condition and strength OF one
horse cart, for the safety, security, and pune
tuality OF the night mail to and from Lon
don: Yet it Is so, almost without n murrnur
from the inhabitants. They have Just the
same arrangements now as were made thirty
years ago, Though there are three railway
routes into the borough, the night mail Is
carried thirty miles across the country to the
small agricultural town of Staplehurst, rs the
centre for East Sussex and Southwest Kent.
Instead Of the railway train, the one-horse
| mail cart carries the valuable contents OF the
bags. The stupidity of the plan was mani
| tested some weeks since, after heavy snow
storm. Suddenly and unexpectedly TO the
! great bulk of correspondents, the postmaster
was directed to despatch the cart an houl
earlier than usual, and consequently numbers
of persons posted their letters just IN Time tI
be disappointed. When the attention OF the
postal officials i called to the necessity o
sending the night mail by train, they coon,
answer that they see no necessity lot ihahius
an alteration"
Such is the English love for that which pre-
ceding generations have found Ito be gooC
enough"