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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-06-26

49, IAE 90
EDS. HERALD-As a Patron of Husban d.
ry, wish to express my regret that some
of our order take such erroneous views OF
our duties and aims. Why, 1 heard one
say, Il like the Changers because they get
their goods cheaper" Another one said,
"We have too many middlemen.' h. Anoth-
er said, ave will have war with the rail-
roads" Another thinks the "Grangers
should have all the official positions, leg
islatlve, &c. Some think it wrong to trade
with merchants who are not employed to
sell expressly to the Grangers at "ten per
cent profit" and fear that some OF our
brethren of Democratic antecedents, look
upon the Grange as the great Monitor"
that is to do battle for the Lost Cause"
and if possible sink the great Republican
ship, Now We admit tn at it is hard for
those who were in sympathy with rebels
during our great national struggle, to ever
love the Republican party, and many of
them would doubtless hail any Instrument
atty that would destroy the party that
saved our country. So much. Mr. Editor,
for the different views held by members of
our order. Now,sir, our understanding is
that joining Grange, does not interfere
with our rights as free men, any more than
joining he-cburch or any other social or
ganization; and while we are in duty
bound to be quiet, peaceable. citizens, we
are as free to trade, buy, sell, and vote. as
we ever were and while we may, yea,
perhaps, ought, to join in any movement
to advance the common interests of labor,
Let us refrain from rashness, or reproach,
ulepithets, and as the Apostle says, ''let
nothing be done through strife or yarn
glory" Instead of making the outside
world our enemies, let usimake them our
friends; let us be discreet; willing to d.
vide official positions with proper candi-
dates. We should be willing that other
avocations should share pro rata, in the
Office holding emoluments. There is no
need to abandon the great Republican par
ty to correct abuses in. county, state or ma
ton; nay verify, but let us be more watch
full in future, leaving old political hacks on
the side track, especially where they have
proven themselves unfaithful, and in the
Language of WEIGH writ, let us iav esssober
men for leaders, and honest men for Office"
and as Changers let us remember our, du.t
ties, by relieving the distressed, dealing
kindly with all Gods creatures be sober,
civil citizens, avoiding all evil, especially
profanity, intemperance and evil speaking.
Letus be no brawlers, or tattlers, but let
us be honest, kind, consistent laborers on
the footstool of our Worthy Master, and
be prepared for the pass word to the great
Grange above. " y PATRON.
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PENN COLLEGE.

Several years since school under the
auspices of the Friends of this county,
flourished about two miles northeast OF
town, under the name of "Spring Creek
School" but one day the building was &C.
cidentally burned down, and when the
Board began to talk of re- building, it was
decided to do so on larger scale, and
with greater pretentions. To this end the
Iowa Union College Association of Friends
was organized and Incorporated on the 22d
day of September, 1866, or as the records
show, on the 22d of 9th mo-, 1866. We
understand from Jos. d. Hoag, onesof the
Bolrd of Directors, that the first money
they had to depend on was donation of
about $4,000, from some Friends in Eng.
land, donated for the founding of College
in Iowa. Either by the articles of incor-
poration, or agreement entered into at
that time, work on the building could not
begin until $4,000 had been raised. This
was done after much labor, and Friend
Hoag acting for the Board, purchased Of
John White, 80 acres just north of town,
for college Site The Board decided that
only ten acres y ere needed' for the College
grounds, and sold 20 acres, realizing 10 the
College $3.50 more than these acres cost.
In 1870 work commenced on the west
wing of the building, and progressed rapid
ly until the walls were up ready for the
root, when the big storm of June 10, that
year. came and blew portion of it down,
leveling the eastlwah TO the ground. With
the right kind ofsnap and energy the work
of repair wasat once begun and ere long
it was enclosed and finished, and since last
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yCENTAUR IIINIMENT.

There is no pain which the Ceptaur Liniment
will not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue,
and no lameness which it will not cure This is
strong language, but it is true. Where the parts
are not gone, it's effects are marvellous. 1t has
prodnced more cures of rheumatism, neuralgia,
lock-jaw, palsy, sprains swellings, caked breasts
scalds, burns, salt rheum, ear-ache, &C.. upon the
human frame, and of strains, SPAWN, gals, &C.,
upon animals in one year than have all other pre-
tended remedies since the world began. 1t is a
counter-irritant, an all healing pain reliever. =
Cripples throw away their crutches, the lame walk
poisonou bites are rendered harmless. and the
wounded are healed withOut,a Gear II is no hum
bug. THE recipe is published around each bottle
1t is selling as no article ever before sold, and it
sells tbecause 1t does just what it pretends to do.
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use
Centaur Liniment More than 1000 certificates OF
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs, chron
ic rheumatism, govt, running tumors, &C., have
been received. We will send circular contain
ing certificates. the recipe, &C., gratis, to any one
requesting it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Liniment is worth one handred dollars
for SPAWN ed or sweenied horses and mules, or
for screw worm in. sheep. Stock owners-this
liniment is worth your attention No family
should be without Centaur Eminent. y. b.
Rose IL Co New York Fl
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Deputy Revenue Collector LoFLkND IN
forms us that the number of cigars manu-
featured in this city during the year ending
April3O, 1873, foots up 500, 600 The gov
eminent tax on these is $500 per thousand
and they sold on an average at $40 pei
thousand. This foots up good round sum
for Injuries. They are wholesaled to all
parts of the State.
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LEATHER SAMPLE.-Some time since
we received fine side of tanned bucksklD,
as fine as any finished leather We ever saw,
from JAMES ToLMAN, Ashland Mills Ore
gon. When we first unrolled it we thought
it was a Modoc's hide, but letter dispelled
the idea 1t is of Judge Us own manuiac-
ture and is perfectly splendid
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SCOTT-CHILDS-In this city, on Saturday
evening, June 21st, 1873, at the home of the
bride, by her father, assisted by Rev. j. A. Nash
of Des Moines, l.. A. SoTT, Esq. and Miss
FANNIE CHILDs, adopted daughter of Rev. j. F.
Childs. No cards.
We believe we speak the minds of all who know
when we say that this is most happy and fitting
union Mr.. ScoTT, although among us but a COM
paratively short time, has won a firm hold in the
'hearts of all who have formed his acquaintance,
both by his upright and manly bearing, and his
social qualities; In every phase of life he has
given evidence Of being whole-soul christian
gentleman. or Miss FANNIE, we need but say
that she has grown from childhood TO woman.
hood among us, beloved aud respected by all
80 fortunate as to know her. We extend to the
happy couple our hearty congratulations, with the
hope that they may live long lives of happy use-
fulness. ~
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HORSE SToLEN.-We learn that some
mean cuss stole horse from James Hur,
lev. four miles north of town, last week.
Jim is poor man has been the victim OF
misfortune and sickness, and TO lose his
horse just when he needs it worstis hard
blow.J We hope the cuss whosstole it will
be caught by vigilance committee.
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4 The question has ofteneeenasked by those in
terested, "Can have my gray hair res tored to
its natural color, without coloring the skim and
can my thin locksbe. thickened up:n We answer
1T can ~ and would advise yen to read trea-
tise on the hair, which is published by X. Hall
q Co., Nashua N. H., who send il free upon ap-
plication. They are the proprietors of Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover. We learn
from It that the hair in perfect state of heal tn is
constantly falling out, and new hairs grow from
the same tubes; but, in case of any disease OF
the scalp, or by the use of alcoholic preparations
the hair tube becomes contracted at its mouth,
and prevents the new follicle from reaching the
surface. Their preparation will create perfect
ly healthy condition of the scalp, and by it's tonic
properties, will preserve and strengthen the roots
of the har.-iStdteSnaan, Des Moines, Iowa. 42w1
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From an exchange published not. far
from Oskaloosa, we gleen" that on Sun
day last the editor rode out over a not very
"rutP' country, covered with "luxurantly'
growing crops. He saw some "smoothe"
land; "leasurly" lunched on potatoes saw
ass"lattis'' summer house; speaks OF a
"leaver" flying backwards with such~,force
as to "bery" itself, ETC.; he was "forcably"
reminded; tells of an assault by two
"breakmen"; says that having the body
clothed in fine "linnen" seems to be a "safe-
gard" etc; says that it was a ''miracal' ;
mentions farmer as owning 1926 acres
which were mot unsinaLar in their lay
He says he was presented with some fine
"strawberises" wants the legislature to
condemn all laws that does not harmonic
with this Uies0s;", speaks of "compe.ive"
points, etc etc. We will probably con-
tinue this unique and original story next
week. ~
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DIED.. NJ JAMESON, of Lincoln, Ne
braska, died at his residence in that city
on Thursday, the 18th inst. His death was
caused by a carbuncle on the back of his
neck, which continued to spread and grow
worse, and finally gangrene set in causing
his DEATH The Lincoln people speak
highly of him as citizen and public man
He is well known to our citizens.
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We are in receipt of the '.Short- Hand Interest
Calculator" 1t is q complete, convenient, easy,
rapid and correct assistant in computing inter
est. IL ID printed on very heavy card board and
will last a lifetime. Send to II. j. b. Cummins
Wlnterset, Iowa, for one. Price so cents.
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|t.a 81. s-1i5Ag A. 80 INA 80
r. FLowERs.-A writer on Horticulture says
"all lovers of flowers must remember that
one blossom allowed to mature or 'go to
seed' Injuries the plant more than dozen
new buds Cut your flowers, then, all of
them, before they begin to fade. Adorn
your rooms with them, put them on your
tables; send bouquets to your friends who
have no flowers, or exchange ;favors with
those who have. You will surely find that
the more you cut off the more you will
have. In this, as in other things, the wise
man spoke truly when he said, There is
that scattereth and yet increaseth, and
there is that with -holdeth more than is
need, and it tendeth to poverty All June
roses, after they have ceased blooming,
should be cut back. that the strength of
the root may go to forming new root for
the next year, and on these bushes not a
seed should be llowed to mature"
= - So E
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w. Childress, Fremont -
Essay-Act Well Your Part; Lucinda
Nader, Fremont. .
0ration-- The Moment of Success Raft
Porter, Leon. - Es2 ~ B ; : Tss1
-Declamation-Dari G reen and his
Flying Machine ErVille Harris, Happy
Hollow. -
,Oration-Heip ;ENellie Bell, Oskaloosa.
Paper-The Crate Dipper; A. McBoom,
Altoona, Estella Harris, Happy Hollow
Oration-Nothing Lost - George w.
Clarke, Drakeville. A
Defamation The Ravin'-A Poem
MILFORD Shahan, Abba
Valedictory-Stella Orvis, Oskaloosa.
The performances were all creditable
and well received by q large and apprecia-
tive audience. - Thursday morning the
Commencement exercises began at an
early hour, and the following programme
was carried out The college had no grad,
yates this year. Salutatory-E. g. Taber,
Vesper, Iowa Oration-"Economy the
Philosophers Stone" A. Johnson, Logan,
Iowa; 'The end of the Conflict" Helen
V. Jordan, Central City, Iowa; Grafton
Echoes from Sinai" S. c. Blackwell,
Roanoke, Va Oration-"Lessons of the
French Revolution" Florence Biggs, Iowa
Falls; Oration-"Liie's Mysteries and
Responsibilities" E. 81. Jolliffe, Marys-
vile, Iowa, the exercises closed by an ad.
dress from Prof H. w. Everest, of Eureka
College Springfield Ills.. Science and
Christianity" delivered before the Socie-
ties of the College. The Professor has been
invited to fill The chair of English Liter
allure, made vacant by Prof. G. L. Carpen-
ter's resignation, and will probably accept
The exercises were of the usual excellence
attained by institution. and were
fayorably received by all listeners. The
usual College reunion closed the year
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E IT. DoRLAND, of the Mooresgille En-
terpriss called on us last week. He is max
ing an extended tour through Iowa, Min
nesota and Kansas
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Do not fail to call on me and examine my
stock of Clothing, Hats, Caps and fine
piece goods to be made to order or sold by
the yard MORRIS L. LEVI.
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The Mahaska County Medical Society,
will hold their regular meeting at the
office of Dr.. Gruwell on Tuesday July 1st,
1873, at two o'clock p. M.
= w. L. CHAMBERLAIN, Sec
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The telegraph each day brings us warn
ing of the rapid approach of that dire
disease, the cholera. Let us prepare fol
it by cleansing every spot now unclean.
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We are glad to learn that Mrs. Fred
Beckmln is improving in health, having
been confined to the house for several
months
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Special meeting of Amity Lodge No. 1856,
A. F. and A NJ Monday night. Work In
third degree. All are invited to an early
attendance.
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Misses Nellie Moorman and Laura Hers
man, lett last Monday for Jacksonville, III.
The former will attend the Female Semi
nary at that place.
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We the undersigned merchants of the
city of ,Oskaloosa, agree to close our re.
spective places of business Friday
the Fourth of July: c. T. Willard
Loring Bros, NJ. Wilson, Boyer & Barnes,
Levi Hambleton, Morris l.. Levi, S. Bal
dauf & Co, II Frankel g. Co, McQuiston,
Trask & Co., Hawkins IL Parker, A. M.
Abraham, T M. Craven, Phelps & Gould,
N. Dodge.
DIED.-Last Saturday, Mr. Chamberlin,
brother ofthe Doctors, died at his mothers
residence in this city. He lived at Red
Oak, was in the banking business, and be-
ing taken down with some spinal affection,
some weeks since, desired to be brought
home that he might be under the profess
sional care of his brothers, and receive the
tender care of a mothers hand. Neither
could save him. He was buried Sunday.
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RUNAwAY-Last Saturday the delivery
team of Levi Hambleton ran away near
the Gait House, breaking the tongue and
gearing, and throwing the driver, Aubie
Alexander out, but fortunately without in
turing him
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MILLER, MUNsELL s. HARBAoH, sold
their lot on Main street, 20 feet font, to
Charles Breckner for $500.
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The Republican Primary election has
been called for Saturday, July Goth. Can
dida,es should announce their names i'm
meiiately, SO the people will know who
are up for the different positions.
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Toe Register and other prominent papers
OF the State agree with US that the State
University should take its locals where it
takes its job printing-to Chicago job
Office
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND.

- SOC, 600 bottles of Green's August Flower has
been sold in this State in three months. We on
~ ask you to go to the drug store of W. NJ
Wells, Oskaloosa, Iowa, and get bottle free Of
charge, or irregular size at Is cts. Every bottle
will cure dyspepsia or liver complaint, sick head
ache, costiyeness, heartburn, watcrbgash, SOU
stomach, Indigestion, impure blood, and all dis
case caused by impure blood, or deranged stom
ach and liver. Try it. 36eow
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We are under obligations to Proxy" of
tne Leader for copy of the Catalogue Oh
Oskaloosa College.
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Capt ]. r. c. HUNTER, of the Osceola
!Sentina, paid us a visit one day this week.
He reports things all right in that city.
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A COOP ONE.-The following evidence
of youthful precocity actually occurred in
Union Tp., this county, few weeks since.
The school marm in one of the schools of
that township was teaching thejuveniles,
and wrote the word "Hog" on the black.
board Turning to five-year old urchin
she asked him to spell it. He named the
letters, but couldn't make out the word
She then told him what it was. and asked
him what hogs were good for He studied
moment, frightened up and to the horror
of the school-marm replied, "to, have little
pigs" That school-marm did MT sink
through the floor but she blushed as red
as peony. ag aza
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JEFF HAYWOOD sets up and repairs bill
lizard tables TO order. Call on him when
You have job.
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AcLoUo OF WITNESSES

Bear uneQuivocal testimony to the transcendent
medical virtues of DIR. McCabe's Renowned Med
icated Blackberry Brandy. From the hundreds
OF thousands of the afflicted who have used it,
not one dissenting voice has ever been heard. 1t
never has failed to cure Cholera Morbns, Diar-
rhea' Dysentery, Cholera Infantun, and Flux.
MOI No
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SEBASTIAN FRANK, an old resident of
this city, died Monday last and was buried
Tuesday. He was well known by all of
our older citizens.
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Mr. Mcdonald presented us with stone
Ratchet, used by some Indian many years
ago to brain his vanquished foe, or chop
up his game. He found it in the field while
blowing.
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The Iowa City Republican says: "We
understand that's large number of peddlers
landed in our city few days ago, and
have betaken themselves to the country
with large supply of shoddy goods, with
which to swindle the unwary and unsus
pecting. Only few weeks ago we pub
lished letter from a Johnson county
farmer in which he referred to the nodas
operandi by which his neighbors were
swindled by this class of dead beats. Buy
nothing from them for most of them are
unmitigated scoundrels, and make living
by systematic ception."
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Chas T. Kuowlton, WILDER f. Mark
and A J. Briggs, graduated at the Iowa
Wesleyan University June IS. We intend.
ed to say more, but the crowded state of
our columns forbid this week.
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A. Il. CHEw left yesterday for tour
through the northern part OF the Stale ana
Minnesota
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Thanks to our young friends, Mary
Douglass and Carrie Wiley, for beautiful
and fragrant bouquets.
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We aic Indebted Ia Hon. Geo. G. Wright
for "tpmp pendulum of the Ninth Census
of the L. b
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+. L. DOWNING sold his lot corner High
an Washington streets, To A. j. CoMsTocK
for $1,000
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The. Davenport Gazette in speaking of
the State University that begsitsp uffsa from
newspapers says
1.-The catalogue was printed at Chicago, but
many Iowa printing houses turn out specimens of
of workma nship far more excellent" ~ 4
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BLIND TOM.- No amusement of the
season perhaps, has afforded more pleasure,
and at the same time wonder, than the
concert by Blind Tom on Saturday evening
last. The pleasure would be complete,
were it unalloyed with pity for the poor
fellow who must needs go through life
without seeing any of its. pleasures. His
performances on the piano are wonderful
beyond expression; he is second in moth
ing he attempts. The execution of "Yan-
kee Doodle" with the left, and FISHERS
Hornpipe" with the right hand, while
singing Tramp, tramp" each in differ
ent time, was truly marvellous.
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MAsoNIC-There will be Special meet
ing of Hiram Chapter No. CIR. A. M.
This Thursday evening, Work in r. A.
Degree. Companions visiting, and mem
bers are invited To attend.
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LII. Hull has full supply Of those nice
lap busters. Read lacals in other. col
umns. 50 ~ - =.
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BUsINEss.-W Cricket of this city, the
agent of the King Bridge Co, of Topeka,
Kansas sent out, circulars to the Judge,
clerk, and bridge commissioner of every
county in Northern Missouri, and we think
it will pay big. The Old Smoker is always
up to time. Should this meet the eye of
any one interested in getting good bridge,
send to Mr.. G. for particulars of the best
bridge in the country.
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Philip Schnider has put new front 70
his buildi: on Nam street.
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The Gate City says: "Some Oranges
are passing resolution declaring that
they twill support no man for office unless
he be piact ical farmer or manual labor
err" The farmers are one-seventh of the
population of whole country. Suppose
the other siX-sevenths were to resolve
they would vote for no farmer for office
would that be just? Yet the rule is just as
good one way as the other Every sensi-
BILE farmer and Granger must see the
ruinous folly of the attempt of any one
class to control the administration of this
country"
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The following resolution was adopted by
the city council, at their meeting Tuesday
evening:
Resolued. That John A. Kalbach, VIM. Ii. Need
ham and w ii. Duke, be and they are appointed
a committee on the part of the council and citi
zens to procure the names of thirty or fifty per
sons suitable for Fire Company. ] q StTJf
Persons who desire to join the company,
will please hand in their names to either
of the committee. One of the COM
mitteemen was appointed on the. part of
the council, one On the part of the old FIRE
company andsone. obitlia part'of the world
at large.