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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
OU. gIRsT NUnsE.
Fanny Gcgm's FIRST COmtrebm
t1Om - the DDOmneg Ledger.

Now Vi, down. and ! win tell you III
about IL. Charley anil | were engaged.
Youth comes but once. you know. and
II W. waited 10 be married until wc
eonll furnish l,p,.ac IN fashionable
ssyle We'll. you see. W. knew too
much for TINT; W. got married. and
lclt other couples 10 grow gray. IL they
liked. ~ tho d'ria',i prn.Icet u dam
aak curtains, gold raDt-ccllarr aiL trains
~ iununc,able servants
Charley did mol know tic meaning
Il n "e!nb house, : and the rhopkseI,.
eys nasl,ei their diamonds and saiins III
vii, II my fs.o: ns,cr ga,n tl,um d
iitansht. We hal 4 .iur t,ier Lonks anl
,l,si,.e sngra,ings. presented 10 Charl-
4, i, NJ ell antiquarian WIN hai takc,,
i la,., ~ linn. ipu might have gonc
int man, ratlpr un which thousands
tad lnen la.isl.eI. and liked ours III
iAn better when ypn came hack. Still
II wanted Aoinetl.lng--llni wn both
agreed; fvr ~ lieuu rnn lN said 10 he
p,ai.rl, furnished without q baby,
sania lans, gnad hnul. understood
thai. and Christ,nas day he brought W
ons, weighing the .sual eight pounls
ani n lively ~ 4 cricket such lungs
~ il Ind el,arle, said |. was intend.
pd FIR d minister.
Well, now II was all right. or would
iase boon, II the lal,, Ind mol involve.
Ell nurse. Va hal. u Le sure. l
vague ilca that w must have one, and
m vague M i'lea u wllnt . nurse was.
We thought her good kind of erea
tnre nlto understood haIyd.m. and
lu.ef inscrirrei with any little tamil,
arrangement.
Mi hi II il
The very first thing rlc did was Ii
make preparations % sleep ~ my room
and rcml Charley N into q dcsolats
spa,s chamber Charlie /! my Charley
whose shaving operations had watch
el with tho iule.uest interest, mixing
mp little foam seas II .lathar' lur him
handing him little sl,,arc bits " pa.
per u wipe bis raxer upon, and apply,
Ing nice bits y eoult-l.lasier whom III
accidentally ent his chin. whilo We were
laughing. cbarls, wl,nre erayats
had tied u init II, fancy every blessed
morning. VIII. ~ hair | hal brushed ~
IN elegant confusion, whose wliskern
had coaxed and trimmed and----Wcl
my ono. unless bachelor or old maid
who read. tl,in. ean SEQ that II wal
perfectly ridiculous.
Charley looked NJ mo. aud | lookce
ut him. and then 10 bot, Iookcd ri th,
baa.l-nrw hal, -~and there's wher'
sbe had ~. YIN might have seen i
with bali ~ eye, ~ sbc folded he
'nni1 co,nrlaeenily over her apro,
rtrinrr aii ~ down IN NY little rock
ing shair opposite tho bcd.
\ ! tull ~ though, ! was soll 10 III,
xvii tine, a. she fixed lcr bssilisk ego
On mo whcn Charley loft tho room,
Poor Charley! iie did Mt want |,
, ~. III neither smoked. nor drank
ucr played billiards; DO lived hom
ani--,nr ; - hr wandered up stair
and down. sai with his hands In Nj
pockets staring n tho psrln 6rs Till u
could stand II 10 longer, md then cam
up Stair 10 gvt cosnfortcd. II you'l
believe that Woman eamc faesiMg roun
. the be.l after him, just - II he wcr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

A Peoria man trained Ii. | M t,il.
to vt up anl build tiio liz. III aiia
wont away II Wait some i,,nnds. aul
tho ncxt morning hc tried liz syfeu,
of household Managome. / iii III mstli.,r
in-law. anl the colnnrr hung asvHtal
his bedside Tor hour, tlt"ue'i III, 't-t !.
assured hlul here wanid - ~ ee.asi4a
for an inquest.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

A po,erl,-.,,irkcn elell, aillird ~
. situation 10 largo employer pglala.r.
There was 10 ,aeaiiet. aai lp sas
curtly informed II ,nu fnes. l'yin. Il
! religious turn ~ ,nin.l, M III M
leaycing the ellirc lr ~ II linut,f
with tho pa.tage u Scripture The con.
cluding war,ls # Which ,rn. hath nj
where - lps lir head.
Don, .l,ud .ncrc 4u''ipa slalt..
pearc, .all he employer. u enl't
give sou what haven't Ct
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

~ listrust il mil..uuin. raatinrrtl
tho lamb, tlougAtinliy. wliAli consist.
solely 10 our lying down together. N,
notion of that harly tine i hat i II
. period IL which pork atl i .lher
arc ncs articles ~ ,iiet, luA III Which
eyury respectable lin rllAlI haze -
much mutton ns hc can ,s,lisapie, ''p.-
over. you mny ~ over T. santlp. sI,inis
hin and liz down until | e.nn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

That wns beautiful idcn expressed
BY lady ~ lsr .lsatl.-l..i. IL rcrl, to
d remark VI her brother. who was TAX
ing leave u hsr to retnrn - his distant
residsncc. that he sl,ould probably nes.
y mset her again IN tho land u the
living :--..Brothss, trust W sllall
meet IN tho land of the living. We srs
nov ID tho land of tho dying"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07


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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
the Cause o. Earslsqsak ~.


Science has almost uniformly accept
cd the igneo,u theory ~ tho truo one
regarding the sAnse u the earthquakes.
which have at various tincs agitatc.l
special PORTIONS of the cartl''s surface,
We arr all acquainted with the tre.
nendous power of tho hydraulic press;
and every school-boy ii taught that \
column of water about thirty feet high.
is equal 10 the whole pressure of tho
atmosphere which il fifteen pounds To
the square inch. Now, II 80 wish u
scc what amount % hydraulic pressure
Is possible u,,lcr layers II tic earth i
strata, VIZ have n remember that WA
ter may enter the ground ~ an alti-
tudc 0f thousand u feet above other
portions IL tho car,l's surface, and
pcrcolating through tho pervious bed,
under distant locations, where finding
10 cgress. the weight u tho supcri',-
cumhenl column of water. Which would
bc about five hundred pounds to til.
square inch for each thunsaul feet u
the elevation Of the fountain head, I'll,
land would slowly and imperccr,ibl,
rise until m outlet WIS found, When
the escape of the water would occasio,
just the sensation experienced during
an earthquake.
With this view. many will rcmcm
lcr earthquakes can 10 explained. IN.
tho efficient cause which rcmai ined /
mystery IN tho old hypothesis, will b.
readily understood.
Az single instance, the great earth
quake II Lisbon, where Tie waters r.
coded from TIC shore to return In NJ
immense wave 10 sabmerge thu wharres
II case Y this kind; the pcnt np wa
tcrs, under tho devoted city, finding
an outlet near tho shore carried I'll,
water out u tho haabor, only 10 ~
turn ~ II resumed it, wvntcd level.
Earthquakes arc uniformly describes
~ waves II inundation, proceeding In
certain direction and usually towar,
tho shore.
| Az 70 the power 4 water under IN
pcrvions strata of earth, the numerou
artic1ian wells fully cscmrlify, ~ tl,cr
ARE many wells 4 this k,nd only II,
inches in diameter that exer to
horso povcr ~ tho surface, aud |
would b. casy IN such case % cale,
lato whether tho upward pressure w
sufficient to raise tho carth 1t the gi,o
point.
i II II probable that although shes
terrestrial trcmblinGs ara usually caul
cd by internal fires. thoy may some
times bc produccl BY internal Writer'S.
i II II easy to SEQ that II water coul
accumulate between two layers u rock
70 the depth u . single inch undc, cyo
. limited territory, lhs sudden oscsp
u this wator. and ssltling u tho ~,
faco, even that limited distance wunl
occasion m earthquake which would b
perceived for miles around.
II Hut this article II MT intended I
give oil The reasons that may lc Nd
dacsd In support u this view, Int simr
y % call attention 10 thu i,lca, TIM
observation of facts may finally sasll
tho question. Il The l5nsy West.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
The AAeOn0shea nODlO0 and
e00 Fewer - the Old

vW8tUtsU UhuNGTt WWO Wee SU0
chairman Of > noted in6dsl club, wss
once travelling on horseback through
Kentucky. having with him bank bill1
u tho value u twenty-five thousand
pounds. When no cams TO . lonely
forest. whore robbsries and murders
wore said ~ bc frequent. hs was soon
lost. = through taking . wrong road.
Tho darkness u night oamo quickly
over him. and how 10 sacApo from tho
threatened danger hs know not. In
his alarm, hs suddenly sspissd. II ths
distance, : dim light. and urging HI
horse onward. b. ~ length camo 70 I
wretchstl-looking cabin. lie Knocked
and tho door WAS opened BY > woma,,
Who said that hcr husband wss oui
hunting, but would shortly return,
and sbc was sure 10 would chcorfully
give him shelter for tho night. Tho
gcntlcmaa tisl up his horsc. and enter
u tho cabin, but with feelings which
may be better imagined than described
Here hc wss. with largo sum of mon'
". alons. snd perhaps IN tho house d
ono " tl,ose robbors whoss name vas |
terror 10 the country.
IN ! short time. the man of tho houss
rcturnel. lls hal on dees.skin hunt.
ing shirt. . bcar-ukin cap. seemed
much fstigusd. and In no tAlkatiy'
mood. Al this bUled tho in6del ~
good. IL fslt for his pistols II ii
pocket, and placed them . - = b
ready for instant uss. Tho man asts,
Tbs stranger % retire . bsd. bit h 4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

viii repair slOcks nni guoran'ef
satisfaction Eser, eloak Warranted 70 ran
,,on simr. ~ ~ pny, Bring alpng ,ntlr
detective rleeiss IL bin Residence, ~ lligi,
street, we.t N tho Wsbaer ile,se, anh he
Will M5t them right Charges reasonable
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

There y . religious seet ~ Bristol.
W.. who wash each othsrs fest. There
y also ! ssct q Washington who white.
wash others rspusations. but Il isn't I
very religious secs. N. Y. Com.
ADV.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

A liisls Csunsctiest girl has jsst
jumped ths Sops two hundred times
without stopping. and thsn jumped IN.
" hsr littIs grave.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

An Iowan h,rly lo1s III. apparel ii i
discussion With sl,c wolf a. 10 t'tt
propricty Of his retaining l,rr 80 pnla.
liz has them 80.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

~ u. syOOD.
LIME SPRINGS kTs1luNs IUWA
Real sussslr and aoilsstt.1 Agent
Tuss, paisi fsf uoti.resl.irt4ls Ill tu-inars
Iy mall will iiase PROMPT attention 1au1
vsf.unep given shrn desired l.tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
(NS.E nW EshON


IN TVFIHHHUHE1T I"FHFVE ~
cNEEGU oWA
Whrre H. Il nrrpHrei ipaltsni III calls
af tl,s prafussltti. either ~ dHy nr night
UI,,rc ~ triep Il Lowry ntay rtvfes
uasiiiruer epti..t ii l'rga nnI IaiaI streets
near /, v faIN.ilHt auI
All private .l,ssases .triesfy euiflrnslah
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-03-06
Sleeping on One Side.

Sleeping on the right. side,
in addition to permitting a
free action of the heart, has
the advantage of favoring the
escape, through pyloric in the
stomach, of that organs con.
tents by gravitation, the
stomach then lying in an in.
clined position from left to
right, which it also assumes
when one is in the erect at
titude. For people who limit
themselvs to light or easily
digested suppers, or go sup
PEERLESS to bed, the posture Of
rest may be a matter of in
difference, but to individuals
inclined to rotundity or to in.
dulge in hot suppers and ac-
compartments, the best way
to avoid or to facilitate es.
cape from uneasy sensations
is a qestion of interest,"
Home and Health.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-03-06
Win1sr Feedlng of Cous.

The most profitable feed for dairy
cows is that which is cheapest. The
object of the dairyman who makes
butter and cheese is to produce the
richest milk, and for this purpose he
must be guided by the cost of the
food In his vicinity. When corn is as
low as at present, he viii undoubted
ly feed that grain in its natural state
throughout the great corn-producing
districts, but where, through the cost
of transportation, it acquires a value
of forty cents and over, it viii pay to
grind, and as the price is still en-
HANGED, recourse is had to cooking.
Where bran can be obtained at rea-
sonable rates, it is one of the best di-
visors of corn meal known. Three
to four pounds of corn meal mixed
with six to eight pounds of bran, is
one of the best feeds that can be Civ.
en- to milch COWS, and if this can be
cooked with cut hay, its value viii be
increased about one-ffth.-[ Western
Rural.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-03-06

The Live Stock Journal says
Nearly all sick horses and COWS are
made so IN the first place by eating
improper food, or too much of it. For
q remedy, in the first place, attend to
every exterior comfort practicable. Il
the weather is cold, place the animal
in warm quarters, avoid all exposure,
and attend to pure air and strict
cleanliness. But there is one medi-
cine that can never do harm, and is
commonly beneficial This is pull
verized charcoal. As we have Just
remarked, nearly all sick animals be-
come SO by improper eating, m the
first place. Nine cases out of ten the
digestion is wrong. Charcoal is the
most efficient and rapid corrective. It
viii cure in a majority of cases, if
properly administered. An example
Of its use The hired man came in
with the intelligence that one of the
finest cows was very sick, and kind
neighbor proposed the usual drugs
and poisons. The owner being i'll,
and unable to examine the COW, con-
cluded that the trouble came from
overeating, and ordered q teacupful
Of pnlverized charcoal given in water.
1t was mixed, placed in junk bottle,
head held upward, and the water
with its charcoal poured downward
In five minutes improvement was vis-
ible, and In a few hours the animal
was in the pasture, quietly eating
grass.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-03-06
What is !. BusheI.

81. ii. j." Frankfort, Ohio,
says that the rule givenin the
Agriculturist Of April, 1872,
for measuring corn in the crib
has been pronounced incor-
rect by our readers in that
neighborhood, and they ask
why we take 2,750 inches
for a bushel all over the
commercial world. Our rule
is correct. We take 2,750
for the simple reason that
corn-ears are sold and meas
ured by the heaped bushel,
which is 2,750 cubic inches.
Two thousand one hundred
and fifty is a struck bushel,
by which shelled grain is
measured, and generally two
bushels of corn-ears of 2,750
inches each, make one bushel
of grain of 2,150 inches.
Corn measured in the crib of
course is understood to be
ears of corn.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-03-06
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To Relieve ChoIked Cattle,

Not long since a correspondent
asked the best method of relieving q
choked COW, says the Country Gentle
man. To relieve a choked OK or COW,
give at once one-half pint melted
hogs lard, and exercise the animal.
1t lckens the stomach, and the OBJ
struction will pass Immediately either
up or down, as the animal viii cough
and swallow at once, and thus get re-
lief Put the warm lard in a Junk
bottle and raise the animals head-it
viii run down easy. This is the
surest and safest remedy known, and
never fails if administered soon after
after the accident occurs.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-03-06
DRIED PEACH SAUCE.-Tl

DRIED PEACH SAUcE.-The
richest and best dried peaches
are those that are dried with
the skins on. The skins
(however thick entirely dis.
solve in cooking, and become
imperceptible when the fruit
is well stewed. 1t is a great
error 10 pare peaches for dry
ing. Apples must be pared,
for the skin is tougher than
that of peaches, and does not
dissolve in cooking. To pre-
pare dried peaches for stew
ing, pick them carefully,
throwing away all imperfect
pieces. Wash them In two
cold waters, and then put
them in a stew pan (adding no
water), and stew them until
they are quite soft and shape
less, and mash easily and
smoothly in the pan. Sweet
en- them with plenty of brown
sugar as soon as they come off
the fire.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-03-06
Good Walks around Farm
Buildings.

There are many in all sections WHIT
are in the habit of negiecting natter
and things about the dwellings, anC
out-buildings, which may be callet
small comforts. In many cases they
are overlooked, and are not consid
cred of sufficient importance to de
serve attention, at least any specis
attention. Among these there is
nothing that adds more, not merely
to comfort and convenience, but tc
the health of the family, than good
walks about the house and premises
We have known these in many In
stances to be utterly neglected
They are regarded as good enough
when the weather is dry, and when
the weather is wet they cannot be
made better. And thus year after
year the members of the family are
left to wade through mud to the COW
stables, hog pens, wood or coal shed,
to the pump or spring house, to the
place of drying the wash, and SO on.
Now the little labor it would cost
to make hard, dry paths to al these
points, is not worth mentioning.
About every place there are stones,
old mortar and brick, which could be
laid down IN an excavation of six
inches and covered with coal ashes.
This would lsst for dozen years, and
would always be dry in five minutes
after rain Or, in lieu of this, lay
down board walks, which, if taken up
in the spring after the weather is set
tied, and carefully piled up, viii last
eight or ten years. Try it; it viii
save "a shoe leather and doctors bills
four times as much as the cost, leav-
ing out of the question the great con-
venience and comfort enjoyed-[Ex.
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