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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26

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do .oa---'
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the ,cailol might nut lm cheated.
! There il li,,lo to add. Proofs wer,
readily obtained u the guilt VI tho pris
! oncr.
l.ong before his execution. his nam
! was found IL hc Louis lsuusscncau,
devoted ndycnturcr and gambler, who
by cool ciIton,ory, n winning allrca,
aud biz r,nul looks. had been aLlo /
m",c among the ilr.. circles u Paris
; Ian rurirty.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26
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~ was s,"rpinu n, the Hotel Win.l' r.
4 a, l,ur Ic l,iveli. Paris
the n,nrning wn. smoking IN tho
rolnna,lr. wl,rn tnll. elegantly dressed
gentleman askrl permission ~ light his
cigar by mine, .aw nj onrc that he
WIS a Franclmuan. although his ling
li~h ~ns ncarl, perfect, !"
"lln.c ,nu hoard thu ncws!" be In
lnrcl.
No"
Il. |, possible VII, All Paris !.
alive with Il, 4, this moment. "
What hn. hsppcnrl;"
Tho ronnt,~ IL Mnr,illc. tie fair.
cM II tie fair. WI. funi. murdered, III
l,rr l,e.l. lat night her hnre.m broken
nlr,, anil ten Thousand frances missing
frnn il. 1, wss terrible The brute
| Win iii ,la ,lr,al effected hin rusran..
.hr NH l,rr e'nmlw, s't.low nar Will
uai.,finnairl, w. II tall tree, rlanie.
i, .l,e distinguished grandfather II III,
{ ,'i,ies,, h'aas year. n.y.. Little ''.'
Ia i,n,siic What terrible usp would h,
NIL, II i, I
,.sl'hs Il bai news. liw uny NM
r.,uii hara, d wpmai,thns. IN eoll h.os.,
l. NOR than | en-, itnaaine
". nnusienr, il ,sa had EYER re
t'lr Counties, ,ou ~i,ull w ,lur MI
msre. Slr was very heuntifu'-ns Lenu
,iful il. ~ angel lr uliel. s,rukin,
lhis wl,i.aer. viii, an nnmistakablc ii
II vanity. II knew her VOL. :
.Inlrul {"
s'lb, ~. There are IN par,. ,er.
fr~ popular WOMEN unknown ~ mo. :
lii manner va- decidedly c,neeilc
anl felt Disguised. Ny coldne.s asi
Identity rcrellol him. Tor 10 soon III
lna
Afterwards I heard, from othcr ~
euants ~ tho late tragedy,
Aiming tho "details Of the affair, wa
oae whieh NY ar.t informant had NJ
rl,nken "f-an oversight ~liah surprise
! me, ~ tin occurrences ~ hal MT mon
timed MAS " kind m"ss apt ~ sitik
the fansy.
| pm ,lm throat IT thu Countess, Il,
murderer, In sl,rdtling her. had luft
mark from Il ring h. wprc~-tlr inlre,
sim II chariot wheel. with star |
tie santic.
.Ihi.." snil my latest informant
.'may lend 10 the discovery u the Mal
.lsrer .Dcnn Mis- luean u already .isi'
iag thr jcwclcr.' rhor. - hnd out fra'
which and ~ whom ring with el,a'
iol.al,sel device sar purchased. :
Who |. Jean Nosgucaui"
What, M.r ,nea,, our famons ,l,.trr
I've. Although liz courage Il vel knp~
yin would Mt, IL lDok At biz fair, del
! cate faro aud firm. believe tim.
! eoul,l tight gnat.
!. 4 week later. ! was aboard ,l,r stem
i o. hound from s'alai. - lDoy,r.
AIMING Tho passengers. lMhull y
whose fucc locked familiar 10 me-. w
2 mt long IL recognizing this person
III. same | had mr., IN irons u tho ll.d
Windsor. nnl WIN hal first infuumt
I me ~ tho MMr,lpr NJ thu tnnnie..
y III war ec,iainl, W., ha,rl,"''
/. uan. although III, epnccited Or was
bla nl,on l'is s1'd l"ks.
= lilo moved. langni,ll.. hisl,er n
!. thithur, turning hir Drawn c,c. admir-
III, apm slu prss,, lady passenger
y While striking hin wl,i.krp viii, y
i white han', apan tlr middle dnxvr
= which WA t,a,,,i.otnc diamp,,i ring.
| nm rather II = suspicious m'','
which ,ml,iapL with : lively imagn'
tim. l.l often I'D NO iHto ,inla'
2, crr",s
NV. . strange impulse n,osei mr.
IN isu,t n and hill II III. l.gi T
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26

\ lady netisei boy srrinAiing sait
on the sidewalk II take III ,lv i,r, and
remarked " 4 friend, pointing " ,lc
salt 49, Now, that's bcncs olen,. "
"Nn il ain"..' said the by, sumc.
what Indignantly, - sal,. :
80 when q lady asked her scrsan,
girl II tho hired man cl,anel m tho
snow with alacri,,, she replied. No
ma am, lie used a sinvcl .
The same literal turn IT mini which
W. have been illustrating il sometimes
used Intentionally and perhaps 4 little
naliciou.ly. and thus becomes the pro
pcrty of vi, Instead e blunaet, Thus
we hear VI u very polite AMI impressive
gentleman who rail to ,"utli in tho
street /; hoy, may inquire where
Nobinsn's drug store IN"
Certainly, sir" replied tho boy,
respectfully.
"Wcll, sir said tho gentleman.
after waiting awhile. .'whrre il Il -
II have not ths least idca. yer honor
snid III, nrehin.
Tlac wa- another DO. who wna ac'
ccs,cd BY An ascc.,c mi'ldle-nged lad.
with. ''lsoy. want to - to Dover
street
| well. mn Am Mi,l the by, "wh,
don't yon ~ then
! Un. day Ut Lake George, a party y
gcntlsnen rtrolling unlang the beautiful
islands Oh the lake viii. bud luck. -
pied 4 li,tle frllnw will, a rod ,llirt a'd
il straw hut. Ianslin. line over III.
sidc ~ l.a,. "llnllca. buy said
ono II them. what ARE You dining
Fishing. came tho answer.
/ 'Wcll, Of eoursc." said the gantle-
man. but wha, ~ ,uu ra,el't'
Fish, YOU to"l; wl'nt d. ,en .lo'c''
"Didany u .nu ever Sc ~ elephant
skin 7" inquired y teacher Of an infan
class,
/ ~ have. exclaimed ono,
/ .Whcrc - asked tho teacher.
.,On tho elephant. saii the boz
laughing
Sometime. this sori Il vii lcgancr
utcs ~ ri.o-. ~ tho case mn, b., int
pnnniny. \. when Flora p'inlcd rc''
, s.ycly - thu heavy mas'es 4 clouds y
the Ky. saying; Il wonder whore 'l'os
clouds are going"
And her brother replied = thin
they urc going t. thunder. :
!, Misc the following dialogue !: liz
iua. there how ~ you sell ,'''r wood
by tho rord "
"IIow long haa Il been Gu. 7"
-Four feet, :
!, II mean how long ~ |, been sine
J ,ou cui !. =
! No longer s,an II Ii nnw."
.Aul ais when Patrick u'fl,Mn vi
seen With his .allsr ~ i hi. l,pspM snds
begrim,ned. and war Indignantly arke
Il, his .ifierr Patrick y FLYNN ho
long 4. ."n wear . shit
: "lwent, eight inches. sir
l'his rui,.inl. unc of an instance whie
i, Aaid = hAsa occurred rv.ently
Chatham street. where epn,tryna
WI. clanuran-y LssisEel i, q sl"l
keeper; .lla,o ,uu ~, 1ne shirts.
said tie enuntr.man.
:. "a splendid as ,r.,nent. s.erip u
Ever. Price and every ,',,lc -
! cheapest In Il" market. ~
. "Are thoy clean ~
y 10 bv sure. rir.
y "Thon," said tho r,un'rynan. wit
= svca. gravity. ",oa lad better rut =
!. ono. for you need H."
III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26

q T |. one thing - lind ous truths and
T. facts, but II Il quite different
Thing 10 teach slcm. 1'ln process. II
finding !. analysis; The aua.lemen. N.
II order preparatory Tor teaching iss,n.
thesis. When tho wstcli,nskes tal,,
apsyt all the works inpils II . ~asa'l
rasc. 10 il very lasy with : muterla'
auulysls !; but wucn TIN sau,v ~stca.
matsr pun ~ shs rarss " rc'ly Il
thor Places sgaia, b !, euesred N ,,"'
thesis. lLa travellers. III. y. srea'msrs
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26


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In lu~iy walksM duty
MAHig RODNEY
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26
How raia Il formed.

7, understand tho philosophy Of this
phenomenon. essential 10 tho sery ~.
isleacs Is piupi- and animals. . fsw
iarta derived from experience shl >
lua,g train u experiments ms.t y ~.
ns,ubrrpd. Wcrc ii. atmosphere -
Ill times - q uniform temperature. ~
III NIL ,.4,ey lac ssin l,il 1t .n..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26

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tam. ~ sa.u,l~sssa
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faiimsn se riaa ,'ass s'tsrirdi, Al n.h' IA
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III y k,sss. 4. q, tlts.s,
Act TIM ~nlf ~ All lin snid
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tlsEsCU. !: IOWA
U0Wxr. Sign mt fuIriHgr
1njNItMy.
.inrrnn,c, iug full sn,i.favii,n ~ either
! branch II ~afk Ship "vrt Russell. wagon
/ sltuI. wss' ~ elm ~ Ia,treu,f street
u ihtf
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Persons III t'r.sco wanting clean, pure
lrc, fpr
- a. ~ " II - a.
! will IN ,,vnu,,tiy su,tliel Law tpsx iuv
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26

iisslas hssu appreciated ptrs't 'aan',
satsrsuf rs T. \ tiisthstt. | slt he hap
m IL ~ wi hasiAess IN MY lise that mas
" entrusted ~ me. With rfsMrsness
EANEr NNNnEN
,'rt.ee, iennats ", i~sa ''s'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26
~ n. " OOD.

LINZ SPRINGS STATION, tOWA
NsAl Esseas and tetlvetl~n Agent.
TAs~s paid II, non.re.ii~nis. All barines.
~ aAli will have prompt attention t"0,l
difference gisen when desired. l9t
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26
ICE! Ice ~!

lrc, fDr
I" a. ~ / ! " u - a
will 10 promptly supplied ly leaving
their orders Ut
tlenr, Clark's Aro~rry.
nr hy postal order. W. ran deliver I,
MI orders cheaper than ~ salcr made
nn thr streets. nv n tu.t. lreaire We
then l,sr IN tinpr innre il,an II necessary
ta deliver Tie Article. md rrnl.~ ~
give nnr Eptrmls ne l,atelii II sn.ll
saving. j a II. 4. su.isMM,
uiul,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-10
The Burning of Michigammi.

The town was built in forest Streets
were not graded, and but little more than
trails were Esed to get from one house to
another, while the whole surface of the
location was covered with stumps, inter
spersed with trees and every kind of for.
est cOmbustible matter. 1t would seem
inevitable to the most casual forest OBJ
server that the location would have to
burn over if a fire was fairly started in
any part of the forest adjoining. The saw
mill-though to a great extent separated
from the forest and the village-was sur
rounded with shavings, shingles, lath and
lumber, and looked like strong invita-
tiOn to fire Hence the disaster of Thurs
day.
1t seems that quite early in the day q
fire which had been burning in the woods
some distance beyond Spur, west OF
Michigammi, came working down on the
railroad, consuming most Of the improve
ments at Spur, and driving the inhabi-
tants from the few houses there located to
the forest north Of the location. The
miners fought it manfully and succeeded
in saving portion of the property of the
company
Presently, as this fire approached Mich
igammi, the one already burning at this
place began to manifest symptoms of a
dangerous spread and preparations were
at once made to save property and the
population. At about one o'clock flames
broke out in the village on the south side
of the railway, and, being enlivened by a
strong breeze, within few minutes they
were kindled to such an extent as to grasp
every stump, and root, and tree within
range, and it soon swept through
the village, where slight, finder
box dwellin gs and places of bust
ness were erected amidst the
stumps and dry timber of partial clear
ing. The whole surface of the locality
was but little less than a magazine of
combustion, in the most combustible
form, and the result was flames spread
with such rapidity that the occupants OF
dwellings and places of business had
barely time to escape alive. The con
fusion, the agony Of the women and chill
dren, and the terror of the whole COM
munity cannot be described. Men rushed
wildly toward their houses to save their
wives and children; women shrieked tor
aid, and children walled for help, which
did not seem available. Yet, though the
fire ragged through the town, taking houses,
the trees, stumps and fences, and all else
with which it came in contact, the Inhab-
itants were fortunate enough to escape the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-10
Rights of Purchasers of Patented
Articles.

WE published last week the decision
lately rendered by Judge Sawyer, of Cali
fornia, in the case Of Mckay cs. Wooster.
Those who are in possession of an eXclu-
sive State, county or other territorial right
to make, sell and use g patented machine
or patented article, of any description
whatsoever, will be interested in learning
that it is now settled by the decision of
more than one United States Circuit
Judge that the purchaser of such a ma
chine or article within the territory of one
exclusive licensee may sell Or ust it with
in the territory Of any other exclusive
licensee without liability to an action for
infringement. 1t amounts in nutshell to
this: The exclusive licensee for one
county cannot lawfully sell or use in the
county Of another exclusive licensee, but
the purchaser without condition Of the
machine or article from such licensee can
lawfully use or sell it in the territory of
the other licensee.
With the present construction of the
statute, exclusive licensees may take I'M
due advantage of the other. 1t would be
wise, therefore, in many cases to seek
through the grantors of territorial rights,
the placing of restrictions on those work
ing adjoining territory, SO that neither
licensee would sell to parties whose only
intention at time OF purchase was to resell
or use in the territory Of the other.
The decisions so far made on the point
proceed on the ground that, the machine
or article having passed to the hands OF
the purchaser without condition, it is no
longer within the limits of the monopoly,
and hence such purchaser is not restricted
in the use of the machine or article either
as to duration of time or place. The
Supreme Court of the United States has
passed upon the laWfulness as to duration
OF time, in determining the rights Of users
OF patented machines for any extension of
the original term Of the patent, but not as
to place Of use. No case has there been
decided involving the question whether
the purchaser without condition. from
licensee restricted as to place in making,
using, and selling, may lawfully use or
sell the patented article so purchased out
side of such restricted territory 1t is,
however, foreshadowed, by those cases
which involved the right of purchasers to
continue lawfully to use through any ex-
tended term of a patent, that the decision
of the court of last resort would be in the
affirmative on this question also, were the
precise point to come before them for re-
vlew.-.Sc5entlfc american.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-10

confiagration with their lives-some with
their clothing and some without-but the
largest proportion with nothing but what
covered their bodies as they fled before the
rage of the storm of fire Most of the
people fled to the shore of the lake. and
many of them with plank, logs, and what.
ever else was available, resorted to the
water for safety. Some of them at once
moved out into the lake some distance
while others kept near the shore. MANY
followed the bush on the south and saved
themselves Meanwhile the steam pumps
at the saw-mill were kept at work, and
that property was saved. Everything else
was swept out of existence.
AS soon as the disaster became known
at the office of the Marquette Houghtor
s. Ontonagon Railroad in this city specia
trains were ordered to the relief of the
sufferers The passenger train coming
east ran the gauntlet through the fire
and took up as many of the homeless:
men, women, and children as it coulC
carry and brought them to Champion
Clarksburgh, Humboldt, and Ishpeming
Some of these passengers were in the mos
destitute circumstances, being but hal
clad and without food or money, but all
as far as we can hear, were well taken care
of before night.
As soon as the news of the extent Of thu
calamity reached Marquette, measure
were Immediately adopted for the relic
of the sufferers. Food, clothing, an(
utensils for cooking and lodging were a
once contributed, and sent to the relief o
the sufferers on a special train.
The number Of lives lost has not We
been ascertained At Spur all the in
habitants escaped, though everything wa
burned except the company's office. Tw,
charred bodies were found in the ruins o
Michigammi; one man is known to hav
been drowned in the lake, and it is SUP
posed others were drowned as severa
women and children are missing.-Na]
quette Mining Journal