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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14
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cal sath.sssl~s u luMdcN aea PARIS .sAs
nasi rn~sffai tunse and sltsrsslss tAeeu
10 The medical ~.Fld This h M nss -
sAtriea discovery h~s AAs h~~n leae see&
- shs leading physicians N cskes Countries
With ~endeftal rem~dial rvssha
ne>'s NEsNsS Am t~rAta m digestive
crrshl i, esshar'irs they give eAly temps-
tary rslivi--lndi e~slian, Aasalshey I'D
dyspepsia With Iiivs and klndrvd dsseasoe
are sMr~Ie follow their Mse.
k.sp INV blood pure and health h -.
snrrd
JOHN q. kELLOd0.t 10 Plan o., Ssv
York. sole AEeat for the unit~d states.
Price 0se Dollar per bottle. Ssad -
Circular. -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

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AAes n aw#sss#s tssA - saw $50 a
w. essm esmt~ssAf = = ~ sssss'
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r&ss~~ss@ sA~m. sAsa slr t~gle ~uwia
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Aass s,sn.srsra N rss,lsr. n - dc
grace " have easvsea ~ anywhere
CaS Cr~~e AArra n ray esn, ZOO I
year ~ IN ~AiAke,. vine and arrr !,
ranaNsw~Af
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14
II. lsansm's Hive Syrup and Tola,

n, nanson's Hive syrup and Tola.
"r Honey syrup No Cough Rcmsdy
l,as ever arisen 10 rapidly into public
favor as the above medicine. and Il vol
merits this popular appreciation, Il h
M excellent medicine neatly put up,
cheap and just tho thing for tho million.
No family will DO without u whom once
acquainted with IL virtues. Only 81
csnts psr bottlc.
Cholera Morbus II instantly curcd By
DR.. Miller's Magnetic Balm. No psr.
ron should hc without bottle IN The
road, NJ timely dose may savs lifu.
90 cts. por bottle only,
sss advertisement In this paper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

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.ls~'essa - rsAl,vsssss slnns A~~
sA~ s~~a% s~A. l~sunesA - - ps3tA
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SAVED - Nl1a 60 - ar' = Ga.
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N. saaisssmsl l~uai.ssse s.se - MseA
MFR ~ rs~rsrsns sh- state printing
~ ,he hAsas u ,As l@~sss ss.reasitle
bidder III r.
And les them ra~pel every ene y
sa,e III that ean NJ \, evmresisisH N
pfser. and vcsA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

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ssa " 80 ssYxa " N~a 4 ~ ks~s3
~ sseaaes a.a go ssu~ ~A*wv
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

TVS rrasss Ase t~sstsar Ceo.Lissa
OF II Hazard 4 rss~~irs MADE ~ ~ s~s
shore. FROM fresh, selected llvers. w CAs.
wxLL, MAGAAp Il % NV York. II I,
absolutely rraE aud s~sss. Patients Win
have once taken II prefer Il 10 MI othrrs
Physicians have decided II superior 10 M,
Of the other oils In market. 7wta
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

cWArrse ttAsns. fsve. svMsh kin, ti~.
rlss. ssAg~.rm. sslstAeam, snd esAss
sssasse~s aaee,lsas ssrel. and The skts
made ssss, Aaa swessA, h, Wsset the ttss.
sua rAA sssr. made b, rsssrll. Nasss,i
4 Ia. New tsrk. BE certain 10 e., the
yanip%r ras Soap, ~ there ars wsfshl~s.
imsMlsasIoMs made With samman tar. ;wta
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

l'0Asorou Ii more than Substitute
fur r.stor 0il Il IL the only sAvs article
In eAisience which IL certAin ~ asslmitate
chr footl. regulate the bowels, euro Wind
colia and produce natural sleep. u soia.
tins neither minerals, morphlne Or Nlco.
hui. and II pleasant - take. Children
nrel mt cry an.l mothers may rest, ll,nO
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

Ii these days u Credit Mobile,
sssek and corrupt Senators, think u :
nan holding ono u tho highsse o0ces
d ths country for thirty years and d.
In poml Chief Jssaios Tansy W tha,
M, anA nov hi daughters ON barsly
keep body and s.al together BY working
= lawysrs' sopyhss. No wonder ths
Legal fbsssrnity 80 moving t. their
Sslish
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

Dowx WITH HguM rxicxs. I'VE
now propose y ssll goods for 80 days
regardless u cost, strictly for CASH. n
low - they can be bought Wese Of
Chicago.
No goods sold on credit until Old -.
counts are settled.
- An parties indebted 70 ~ are
hsrsby notified % call aud ssttlc before
Feb. III, and ave coca
l9tf 6AnsoM Z SinoMps
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

$4,000 IN cAsm voK I've call
Tho attention Of our readers 10 tho ID.
vcrlissmont III another column II tho
Nebraska State Orphan Asylum. Here
u chAnco u win ! fortune In ! pub.
liz loyal drawing. and I'D : noble
charity. l0-l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

resnls- H. sra.~ ,.,ap'. :, raecs,oa
f.sSuuop' huMA.',sN,o' alNanlAual
lnpcdlmcnts 10 Marriage, thc. caa.e
and euro. Sent scaursiy Ac1kd, roat
paid Tor 50 cents, by nR. &. NtiirTiER,
the great specialist Read hls works.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14
1nOW We MtG TAXED. Mnd W lhMe
10 III GOr.

Il has 49, Lccn inaltly aid TIA. IN.
,lulg cnce II vico cauass mans heaviest
taxation. From 1 fsw f.cls that ~
hny. HARMED a., .h.v ,ri.h. h .om.
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80,
-" p.'..,. 49,. :. 80. 49,, -.
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= =. =. $500 r. - :, -. ~"'s. '.a', s.' y
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r., ~ ..r.,... 4 MIN. aoro
IA ..y ;r.,,... .,a ,,,,.
eil..l on bonded debt u
tho 90, , mills. 6.28i
For Insano Hospital, > mllls, ana
For bridges, - mills, O.l0O
For school and school. hoas-
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

AAIN'c PAUL
CoauR1'al Dass ECTOaI.

tvm~r~ an1tsMal.--N y. ScathSustA, ess.
VII. rSgl keiysth III hail rAxt ZEN q. IN NJ Jsau
n, III. SABBATH xshvs hsWW~sllssety Ansr mntithk
s.ssl.e. F.ssst meeting each Wednesday, ssent.ss
rsM.rsvs. .l'iar.. sri assnaer. la,issd.
Episcopal, 0rNcr chMsen- nFet"s. Msv. J.
y. sa,i 10 n. ri. suMias schssa alter = ~. arr
Wv, ssata Il i've. Strangers An, The tatle. s..
.l.aty tnvitssl.
MetAMdlsi ElGeOEal ..Irv. VII NsocN.
s,tttle su.l.lay. hat iHsi t,n a NJ. AID 2. ~
sn.lh tris,al tniil,.a nteiy after nutN NJ stsss.
t.ra,.r mectlhg sarh WtsiM *lat v,cniWx. stats
M, ..enrrsi tusita'eH extended.
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scrptlse l.inral GnIdc ever published -
Those u eur patrons who oriervL kseda
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Alle ~ framing, Ana also Tinted Plates "
otr gorgeous flural Chrolnos. Information
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14

NAA1Hyp Easily made With oar Ntsa-
10N04 I'll and k~y.UAeek OalAt.-
o>~clreulur. Free. stafford Mrs. ~.
"a Patton VI N, ", ~
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11

For SUNDAY SCHOOLS, ENCLUsIvELY.-The
Hoke trouble, at Atchison, has broken ont in a
fresh place-not so very fresh, either if reports
be true. Mrs. Hoke has filed petition for di.
vorce, which document is published in full, in
Sunday mornings Champion. 1t is the nastiest
dish of Sunday reading that it has been our pleas
ure to gloat over in long while If it had ap-
peared in the Chief everybody would have ex-
claimed what a vulgar old beast that Sol. Miller
was. 1t must have been dainty dish for the
pious people of Atchson to take to their break
fast tables, before going to church. And it must
have been balm to Mrs. Hoke's bruised heart, on
that holy, sunny Sabbath morning, to sit down
in the quiet of her chamber, and read that baw-
dy-house literature, all concerning herself, and
reflect that nearly everybody in Atchison was
reading and commenting upon 1t.
SHE ough: to have it framed, so that the weak
ly, delicate, interesting child, Mamie" can read
and enjoy it, when she gets old enough.
Then, the Champion reporter, not satisfied with
the affidavit, called upon this injured female tn
hear the story from her own lips. If he tells the
the truth, he found her surrounded by friends
and in the presence of those friends, she unhesi
tatingly and deliberately narrated TO this hosing
meddler, all the circumstances of her "cohabit-
ing" and refusing to "cohabit" with Hoke, of
Hoke's "cohabiting" with other women, and all
those little things that a sensitive, modest
man likes to tell in a promscuous company, and
have published in the papers, you know.
Hu-bah!-We have to 90 ont and puke!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11

The protocol IF the conference held mt the De.
partment of State in Washington, ,on the 29th day
of November, 1873. betwecn Hamilton Fish, See
retary of State, aud Rear Admiral Dun jose Pnlu
de Barnabee, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PleHipotentiary of Spain.
The undersigned, having met for the purpose
uf entering into definite agreement respecting
the case of the Steamer Vir sinins which, while
under the flag of the United States, was, ON thr
3lst day of October last, captured on the high
seas, by the Spanish man of war Tornado have
reached the following conclusions:
Spain on her part stipnlatrs to restore forth
with the vessel referred to and the survivors uf
the passengers and crew, and on the 18th day Of
December next to salute the flag of the United
States. IT, however, before that date, Spain
should prove to the satisfaction of the Govern
mcnt of the United States that the VirsiniH- was
not entitled to carry the flag of the United
States, and was carrying it at The time of her
capture without right, aud improperly, the salute
will be spontaneously dispensed with, as in such
ease not being necessary or reputable. But the
United States will expect in snch % di, =
claimer of intent of indisgniiy Ia the flag by any
act which was committed on or before the 2jtu
of Drcrmber, 1873.
If it shall he made to appear to the satisfac-
tion of the United States that the yirginins did
not rightfully carry the Amtsical flag and was
not entitled to American papers, the United
States will Institute inquiry, AMI adopt legal pre-
certlings against the vessel if it he found that
she has violated any law of the United States
and against any of the persons who may appear
to have been guilty of illegal acts. In connec-
tinn Herewith, it being understood that Spain
will prncertl aceorling tn th, second proposition
made to General Sickles, and communicated to
Admiral Polo, the 9th inst to investigate
the conduct of thnse authorities who have in
fringed Spanish laws and lonorary obligations
and will arraign them bcfore competent courts
aud infiict punishment upon whoever may have
offended.
ntI,.r rccinrocoI finn. a., La, s,,t,;,o, o..
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11

~ PeigsoH's Mdga.iMe for January is already
out. and magnificent number it is! The prn-
cipal steel engraving, "Good Morning, Mama" !"
is one of the most beautiful weever saw. 1t and
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alone worth the price of the number. The iou-
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and will fascinate all the ladies'. Then there is
large colored Berlin pattern, really superb af-
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ty cents. We do not exaggerate in saying that
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Dead.Head Postage.

We that member has introduced bill In Con-
ed on tie desdbesd liz. again We are orpsed to any
return to the old system Publisher new.paper have
cnngress wants tn help the newspapcr LET abolish the
duties On tyle rr-sr. INK paper, &C. This would es
This is the very worst quality Of bosb. Is the
proposed change designed to benefit publishers
more than the people. Nothing could be fur
ther from Legislation in favor of one class. 1t
would be thoroughly general. 1t wonld extend
to every individual in every County in the Uni
ted States.
The Journals universal panacea for everything
hard times. smallpox, yellow fever, epzOoty,
and eonsumption-is Free Trade Its remedy in
this case, would be like singing psalms TO a dead
mnlr, reading the riot aef to mad dog, or pre-
senting religious tracts to person starving to
death. Like the present law, it would inure to
the advantage Of the wealthy city papers almost
exclusively. majority of country papers use
type from seven to twelve years. and press for
ever Those now supplied would not require
anything, except few occasional job fonts for
years. What good would the abolition Of the
tariff on presses and type do them. On the 9th
er hand, the large city papefs require new ont
fit once year, aud snme of them Oftener. Here
is where the benefit would come in, giving them
still further advantages over the struggling conn
try press. lax is an Insignificant item, and pa
per would not he affected sufficiently TO he felt.
The country press and the people almost nnan-
mously demand the adoption Of the proposition
introduced into Congress, and Congressmen
would do well TO heed the demand, rither than
take the advice Of papers that are Interested in
seeing the country press broken down, aud then
try to divert attention from the subject by rid
ing their Free Trade hobbies.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11

ANOTHER STEAL ExPosED.-The readers of this
occasions, denounced the swindles and steals of
Auditor Thoman, who left the Republican party,
last year, because of its corruptions and went
over to Greeley. Auditor Wilder, in his Rei'orf,
exposes another of Thoman's robberies, whereby
he has STOLEN over 81 900 frum persons entitled to
Price Raid Scrip, aud who had wated many
years for the allowance of their just claims. Tho
man, without any power Of attorney, or other
written authority whatever, drew the money on
scrip belonging to a large number of persons, and
pockete'l the money. Those persons, in the lapse
of time between their service and the allowance
of the claims, had probably forgotten or lest sight
of them; and as Thoman drew the money toward
the close of the year ls72 he doubtless thought
the men would never call for it, and determined
to make a clean sweep before going ont of Office.
Thoman's at ,orney says he (Thoman) will make
good the amounts to the claimants, if DINA Ided.
They sRoRld d, IN nd il, AT d fake measur, s 10
enforce the demand. We are acquainted with
some of those whose names appear in the list of
swindletl, and other names sound familiar. We
herewith give he names of those whom we know
or believe to he residents of this Comfy and
Brown, with the amounts to which they are en-
titled: Wm. B. Back, 50; John 7. Bitner. SIG !;
James CIiapple, 81; John ID. Her. s2961; Jnd-
son Idle, 81; Samuel Spear, $50; James Myers,
s.; Maurice Fralcy. doubtless meant for Morris
Fralcy,) S65; l. n. Spear, $50; William Le,lbet-
ter, S97.67.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11

CORRECT1oS.-Col. Johnston says We misun
derstood him, in saying that witnesses summon
ed for the defence, in criminal cases, had right
to demand their fees in advance, and if not paid
refuse to attend. If summoned, they are com
PEELED to attend. This is what we Thought, and
tried to persuade the Colonel to think. And
here comes the injustice of prohibiting the Coun
ty from paying witnesses for the defence. If mel
are forced by the State to attend on either side
the County should be responsible for the costs, il
they cannot be made out of the defendant. II
there is not law somewhere to this effect, there
ought TO be.
But il was the Colonel who was mistaken, moi
us. lie positively stated what we last week pub
lished, notwithstanding we urged the unreason,
ableness and improbabi'ty of it. However, We
glad that he has inade the correction, before
mischief has resulted from it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11

THE News rersHs PIcTrREs-The New York
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patronage of readers by the offer of cheap chro
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propose to so into any competition of this kind,
and will ask subscriptions solely on the merits
of the pancr." While we commend the position
the Obscrrer has taken in the matter, we can also
heartily endorse it as one of the most desirable
periodicals for any household. s. year can
hardly be made to return as much good, spent in
any other way. S. l. Prime & Co., 81 Park Row,
New York.
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u some of the Kansas papers keep NAL

II Some of the Kansas papers keep making
months at Captain King, of the Commonwealth,
because he is good looking. They call him the
pretty man." Kansas editors, as general thing,
are frightfnlly ugly; but they should not be en-
vious if occasionally one is handsome. Perhaps,
if they would ask him to, King would, for their
qualification, take the smallpox, fall into the
fire and burn his nose of, or let a mule kick one
side of his face of, driak until the end of his
nose blossmed, or split his upper lip, or gouge an
eye out, or pull his front teeth, and replace them
with artificial tnsks, or adopt some other mild
and harmless means TO place himself nearer ON an
equality with the rest of ms.