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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26
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ness. a, half-ras, four the company
was III such riotouS condition tha, w
went cut u hun, fnr l,uli, aman
When We returned the leader II the
baud was sitting upon the stairs with
the handle IL on umbrella IN his mouth,
sainly ondcayuring u play "llail IL
tho Chief Will, his llngcrs funhlias
among the ribs
Fetters was In thu cerncr supporting
himself by tho wall. while he en,lcasor.
cl 10 discuss the taritI question witt,
our hast d Daniel Webster. and IL
correct Daniels views of tho local ol,-
tion law, The man who played tlc
cymhals was crying on tho mat nj tie
rnrlur door because. m liz informed IL
his wii.'s maiden namo was Mr,'arlhy
while tho leader of tho delegation in
tho convention was lying IN the piano
the top of which was raised. beating
time with his heels IN tho sounding.
board aud strings, and whooring T.
"tho boys that there was "only one
more county ~ hear from"
", lct tho lil dawn with slam,
and that settled him. and tho police.
man canc Just u namcnt ton late IL
prevent prize fight hc,wecu the has-
drummer aud tho trombone man, dnr.
Ing waich tho Lald head IL thu drum.
NOR was l'oltcl ,l,ongl, our only ricr
glass. and was ,lcu dragged out u
bleol user tho carpet. The company
lett HhhltS Nv NN y WYNN, W. HfEall
~ have doubts about tho ad,isaLiIii,
u running fvr tho legislature. and these
we're increased. Mhcn lcttrfs rnllnd
around nj noon with bill It twelve
hundred dollars fur expenses II thc
haml anl iar refreshments Tint r,l.
llel Il. W. had thought tho s.rcn,
ade \ compliment and tho supper d
little lrea. from Ietirn W. did not
run far the legislature then, naa Il |.
probable wo never Hhnll; certainly MI
while serouading hy brass han,ls mu.i
he endured hy candidates ipr the a.
tiee--Alux Adeler,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

llritk pumrruy Il gi,ng hct.cr bet.
icrulsi.r Ia his southern readers an,
hrarpis Tim he did u,,ne years aro. --
While making 4 speech IN Texas i,
WA arltel y, 4 llsi.ner 'twhus har III.
nurthern mnn dome far rexanf' II
Which lie replied Taken Tho weed. oa'
oi yunr innee corners. iai.sd vegetables,
planted fruit trees. huils yamr lurprtl
and hes, hun~o.. imported your iinetl
breed of horses aud eattle. erected npar
y every machine .l,op foundry, AM
mill tint ,on have among you. The,
have minded their uwn business. auu
ha,e ~, disturbed large audience J.,
asking foolish questions. Ihcy has,
nri,tn BY honest industry 70 keep M
u tho nheriiI'A hands and .lirt, fee,
ahead VI ,hc Ink collector.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26
To Make IsO,s Good FARMERS.

1'he American Agricultnrist says
Induce them IL iakr MI interest III tho
farm, III Tho implements, n tho stock.
tell them al YOUR llans, YOUR rnecoss
and failures. give them u histnry of
Your ltr and WIN, you did, mud how
ypn liked whcn A hny. hut 10 mt harp
mnrh Oh the degenerate character IL
young men a the present age praise
them when yull eai, encourage them to
ao siill better. Iet them dress up IN
lhr evening INSTEAD of sitting dawn IN
their dirty rluthrs III 4 dirty room.
Provide plcnt, u light. Thanks u
kerosene, our epnntr, ho,ues Gun hc M
brilliantly lighted ~ tho gas.lit resi-.
ienrr n the city Encourage Tho
neighl,ors - drop IL evenings. Talk
agriculture rather than politics; speak
II tho Importance II largo crops, of
good stuck. u liberal feeding md u thc
advantage ~ making animals comfort.
able. rather than III hard timrr, low
rrircs and high wagr. Aboyo all c''.
courage the boys 10 read good asricult-
nral books Papers arc will enough
but ~ intelligent by wants something
moro, ,ict him .o,no good agricultural
bopks q study, l.rad II with him mn,
gi,e him thu bcneiil VI your experience
and r,iiiritn. When hc has mastered
this give him another. III our rasr w ~,
onr love ior farming principally u III,
faei That our father tod m everything
he was dung on the farm. answering
AL tho questions, n,.l encouraging ratl.
IL lhan refusing pnr rhildlike ,lesirc II
lellins him 10 plough. - chop. - ~
III water and iire tho br,lsl, lpap.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26
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!, IL poisoning with aleohol---wheihor
n gn, rum. whisky. ~ wine, Tho wur.i
''lnlnsica.e" N derived frnm tho l.utln
aud ';rc,k ,cr,m usul 10 designate
the poison IN which darrcrs aud mr..
rows wefe ancien,ly dipped, IN order 10
render their wounds fatal. When the
poison u alcohol tanl all leading
chemists n i ,csleuleeir,s class alcohol
Among the raisons) l. taken into tho
system il seixcs upon the brain and, IA
alrea'l, MD - tl. eAtent In which II ii
inbihcd II liuuualliie. |. lor service
Truth ru not tlen he properly weigh.
cl, dul, estimated, u any great mnral
question uluarly decided. Herald ii
ilra.ih.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26
NnnueseMs Tul~tattuM.

| In ftve ctansrs. tnlefa,itn II erin.
TN i nn' enls sif,nes u II neera,
siss Nishnnt II there wunla le NV
rna n public tranquility, and II free.
dem alse, u j. the security Il the
weak and the restraint VI the power.
tnl n II = perception n the fact, M
trend as humanity, that All men ran.
nos o,ink alike. and M acknowledge.
men, cf their social and civil right 10
think and believe In accordance with
the impulses VI their own Judgment an,l
the dictates II their conscience, There.
fore. hero IN America. ns III all frcc
lands, federation il tho unqnes,ionc,l
and universal rule.
Hut there II another farm of tolcra.
tion which II neither a virtue nor a
necessity; which IL not tho creation or
tie .e.s.,. u d phi. os freedom. and
il only the rank onsgrow,h of custom
N low moral atmosphere, We refer
to tolcration of runlnrt---to tho ilnn,u.
nifty " vice. immortality. and crime
from their duo penalty of ohloqay, IN
thu iolcration which II extended a.
those who commit them. Good society
tolcratcs tho liar. tho drunkArd. tho
dchanrhcc, the pcoalator, the violator
Of Inv human and divine, who Is rc.
spectacle or fashionable, who has IN.
1 iluenco aud fricnls aud wealth; mud b,
doing. II inilirts deadly wounds upon
itself Offenders If this kind are greet,
cd upon the streets and in tho socia
circle as cordially, and arc oserywher,
received upon tho samq terms. 10 al
outward seeming, n II tl,cy were truth,
tul, temperate, pure, honest. aud lo,a|
IL Inv. Men clasp friendly hands Will
them meet tl,em on equal level In In.
terpnursc nnl business. aud rorciy,
them lii thcir houses and families AM
~ mpicty suffers decentralization; th,
distinction between good and evil. lc
twern right and wrong, il broken down
anl thu sanctions Which intelpasr III
tic prevention IT evil dcrls nre rcn,oy
ed Children ana yuaih ara trainc,
nr. hy wfat they ,laily sce. u thinl
thai ptaaurs4 antl wi,kuancss nfc nol
seriously unlihr. III, ii, least. tia, tl,,
Nnfll ,lues MT estimate th,m unlike u
accord d aiIlreitt award Il tl.ni Ans
thus tho foundation ei jnhlie hpunl
and morals s-~nnt 70 say IL luliaipn--
la1o lcl,,g sur,ls a1nl faiall, undermined
i Il nl tiU,n men should lerra tho In
ro,lant lc,sun thal IL II il thu Iert .
wisdom aud demanded by tho public
nepe.si,y to he lnleran. u opinion, II i
~ LIS NJ IL he iuinlerant ii action Az,
conduct WHEN il ii hare. dislunrsi. u
nagitious; aud tllat the must generous
| tolerance in the one ease Ii enlnpntibl,
with tho most unrelrn,ing intolerance
In the other - thrlstian lntclliguncur
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

i'tnts Ward l,rpel,er with keen
insight into tho question, ra,.l
Perhaps The bet # tho Farmer j
Movement II TIM, II Il teaching rarh
leaguer thc power aMl ,ulne ~ frlltw.
sldr. .Alreaiy u,oy la,u learned |.
bu, anl sell and dip, t. profit and ~,
T. lasa, Isolation AMI ignorance. Which
hasa loon their cni-s. eannpt withstand
cooperation, aui discussion. nnl lur.
posrinl thinking Wien they discover.
"a tint their circumstances Wern ii
" NJ. tn tarmers ha,l esue far IN III.
,oul u their rem al, Who's IL,
Ahall la,p lenal ou' thai ,Ltgtcatcr er.pt
Nas IN their pMn shortcomings. and NJ
tLrnrslses IL m.hd them. lie ealis.
will he Won. ifor III tyranny IT eort
I,orationr nr Il Mualil, mn stand iur |.
,las aga,i,rl the d.trrmindcl viii IL iii,
intelligent. cultivated. rcnd, .wille,l
haneei, I.arenl,lc, liberal federation
which TIN guild u Am.rican farmers
now pIulninra 10 l,n'ninr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

\ lady. IL rapid pursuit ~ hcal'l,
at Saratoga, Boosted /, her physician
wlum size met wns leaving tho slril,g.
II hAsc in.l iraneli,r plarAes u run.
g,csA. Y Then lun't let nc ,lcslin ,uu, !
was the quiet reply.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

People mas lAlh aul wti'o ~ they
rlcnsc aguinel tlr habit II earl, rising.
but II Tho Lraeins atmosphere ~ thi.
roason. VIZ know u nothing moro iu.
sisoratiug than getting up at four
o'clock IN tho morning. ani goinR firth
with lausera Ill hand II meet ,lc rising
sim.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

Not long ago. In tho Court II Al.
pealr, certain lawyer. of ccliie "a.
traction, while arguing with earnest.
nrr. lis casc, stated y punt, nnI thru
proceeded And II thu coo,t plaza.
VI AIN wrong Ia this have another
point that II a1ually conclusive
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

A Western woman applied f.r III
vorcc III tho ground TINT her husband
refused III wink with her. l,crau~ r'lu
was tn shuri nnL euill noi keep Aiep.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

Tho panbuuy News man las Vt last
discovered tic csart locality IL parts
unknown !" IT. tie store TINT don't
advertise.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

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Wm n Perrin. II Il. t'roit.,
II :. lllaskr,, L, Hartley.
=. n. All.n. jaime. pham,
Y ". l,esantlh, q. u ltu,,crGeld,
Hiram Thaspr Il + l,ising,
i. J Nuanp, john Ncllugh.
Twelve Votes.
ltnnAnp vptsrs
a. I, Webster, Z, II Wood,
y Patterson. e. |, Ashley.
" VI Patterson, II A Astcl.
j. = putt, i. l. Webster.
Eight Nptes
Your committee would recommend
tint pe y { Peek of lsnmcr county
Il ab.rnt. Nr l.,mls,u be admitted to
Il sra, III ,he convention IN his rlaee;
anil That Aug l,ca,l'a hn admitted to
scat III place u II \. AAlcl of How
nrl county, eho olso II absent,
Z. u AsnLs,s, ueum. Com.
On motion III w. I, Blarkc.t VI
racka.av tie report os Tho committee
was received.
On motion of ", li Perrin of Chick
u1aW, tho report of tho committee. cx-
capt their recommendation 10 iii W.
cnncics, was adopted.
TN motion, II was unanimously car
ried that tho delegates present east tho
full vote u their respective counties.
On motion ~ y. 4, Harrington of
llrcmer county. II war tho unanimous
Voice Of the convention that w now
proceed IL tho nomination u Stato
seuator. far thi. District; first ballot
ii he informal
Nominations being In order Hiram
'l'hayer, IT tho chcka-aw delegation
presented tl.e name ot 4, j, Felt, as .
candidate,
". II Patterson, IT the Howard
delegation. presented tho namc of II.
y. Noble, m a suitable candidate.
II, a. Miles, of tho Iremor dclegs-
tol,. presented tho name of Hiram
bailey ~ n candidate,
On the informal ballot
l'rcmcr county gave bailey IL votes,
.'''aaaaH '"'"'y Wv. 'e'' 'oses'
Howard county gave Noble votes.
IN the ll'st formal hallnt,
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YNlE undersigned having purchased
!. the Meat Market heretofore awaei as
e N. tarer. north rf ra~aris sto,e.
would announce 10 the public ,ha, he shall
NJ ali ,imes have full supply II
FRESH MEATS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26
w u. chamberlain. W. -.

permanently lpsatssl II
CNEst'u iuN \.
Where he II prepared q ettcnl nti salls
nr the Profession si,lrr hi lay ~ night
Uikes III rrl1s q Iaur, Urn. htu,a
Residence carucro II Peck and cedar streets
nearLf saluell's lit
All private iiaca.es strictly eenhae,.',i.l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

Will mpnlr Clocks. md gs,afaniee
satisfaction Every ele.h warranted IL run
.on time OF No pay, Hiring al.ng ,aar
defective eloeks 10 hla residence, on High
stvest, wasi III the Webster House. aG,l h.
will at them right, Charges reasonable
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

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#asxAsa aAsaH F@sMsAa 80 49, ia sNs4# Ass2ss
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-08
Ceutaur Imminent.

There il no pain which the Centzur Linment will not
relieve no swelling it viii not subdue, and no iameness
which il will This strong Language, but Is
true Where the parts gone its effects are
Ious has produced of rheumatism neural
gia lock jaw palsy. sprans svellins- cakedbreasts
scais burns salt rheum earache sc, upon the human
frame and strans SPAWN gala &C. upon animals in
one year all other pretended remedies since the
world began It acounterirritant shealling pain
reievsr Crppes throw away their erutches the lame
walk poisonous rendered harmless and the
ded are healed without II Ia no humbug The re-
ceipt published around each bottle 1t selling as no
article ever before sold sells because il does just
what it pretends to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism pain swelling deserve to suffer if they viii
Centaur Linment More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable including frozen limbs chroncrheuma
tism govt running tumors &C., have been received We
will send circular containing certificates the recipe &c.
gr.ts any requesting it. One bottle Of the yellow
wrapper Centaur Linment Ia worth hundred dollars
for spawned swetnied horses and mules for
worm in sheep Stock linment is worth your
attention No family .houd be without Centaur Lninent
j. B. RosE & Co.. New York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-08

SHORE rs McCALL-In the Of Miss Shore -. John
Mccall in the Brown County Court which recently
spoke Of jury rendered verdict against Mccall for 81
There is but little doubt this done in order to throw
him into costs he being responsible than the
plaintiff nice state Of affairs when irresponsi
BILE person bring suit against individual for
venge and when jury in order to costs brings
verdict Of guilty against whom they believe to be
innocent
The people of McCalls ncighborhood evidently consider
his cause Of the whole community They have
held meeting to raise money assist him in paying the
costs they have ais" taken occasion express their
the sentiments relative Z" the Shores will he by
the following minutes Of the meeting:
At meeting the citizen. Of Irving Township Brrwn
County, held this the -th Of April 1873 held
the purpose If raising money tn the and iug
in the suit If Emily Shore John Mccall: ResoIr
That feel indignant at the verdict If the jury in
said believing il To h. contrary law and evidence
and principles civilization And h. it further resolved
the If this meeting that the Shore family
unfit reside in n civilized community. and we believe
them unfit the child of Robert Plunket that they
under their char- at the present time and would
advise its removal T. A. DUNN.
W wILI-oS. SR- Committee
FREEMAN HOWE }
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-08
(Louisville CourierJournal Editorial. April 7th.l
reinforcement efthe Public Library Gin Cos

louisville Courier J ournal Editorial April 7thl
Pesspenement efshe Public Library Gin Con-
cert. .
1t will be by the announcement in advertising
columns that the third gift Of the Public Library
Of Kentucky which have taken place to-day has
been postponed until July e. This postponcment has
been occasioned advised by Gov Bram'ete, by
the small tickets the contrary the sales have
been unusually larger than either Of the
preceding large indeed that the time given
by this nnetyday postponement will enable Gov. Bran.
dispose Of every ticket and insure full drawing
without any reduction sealing Of the gifts has here
tofore the Gov B. his clearly that
he in the NEST positive and nnequvoca Ian
guage that the drawing will take place July and that IL
will be a full The of the ticket drawing the
capital gift will get in reenbacks without dis
count and of all the other gifts The money sufficient
to pay all the gs-SOo 900 in greenbacks-is already
deposit in the and DRIVERS Bank apart for
payment of the gifts and be used for other pur
pose will be by the cashiers certificate. With
knowledge of these factsand do not hesitate to
antee their scrupuous fufllment-here will be such
demand for the tickets and that i'm all probability
not single will be left for sale weeks before the time
of drawing There a fairer honorably-
serves entire confidence of people is Of
schemes in which the purchasers Of tickets feel the
most positive that the drawing will be fair for
will he controlled by the most prominent and distinguish
of the city and State and those who draw gifts
certain get the money the moment their tickets
are presented.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-08

re have VOID b say in favor Of the Masoari r.c;,c
Railroad II o. pioneer line Westward tho
odd reliable rouse n 81 Leus With the Improvements
which have been made during the pas, year. believe
that the Missouri Pase Railroad has the beat track and
tho finest and safest equipment 1t any line Of the
Mississippi II the only Lire which three daily
pre~s trains Of ave Coaches and Pullman Sleeper eqrp
ped With the Mier platform and the patent air brake
cu leading points in the West through ksu.as City Sc
dalia and Jefferson City to 81 Louis mkos ehargs
meeting at ST. Louis With ess DIFFERENT yosgi yes.s
points North East end SOefA Particular nfcrmsfinu
With naps. time tables. &c. nsr be had the arious
Through Ticket Railroad S,sti,n. the West. upon
personal written application r. Baxter Western
Passenger Agent Kans.s City. No. or Z A. Fcrd G~nrr-
al p: sserscr Agent. 81 Louis. No. janis.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-08

THE NEBRASKA Coal ExcHRNEST.-For several weeks
past there has been tremendous flourish the mex
hausble coal fields Just discovered in Southern Nebraska
Upon paying closer attention to the matter find that
IL the identical coal the Iowa Reservation short dis
above White Cloud that have repeatedly spoken
Of within the past two On occasion,
member the lessees squatters the coal
bank objected to the in which spoke Of tive
had reported the vein being inch thicker
thinner than it really had made mistake of rod
two in the distance from the railroad track had
ted it the wrong slope Of hill half
of similar magnitude They proposed furnish
with the true facts and particulars which they full
filed and they systered around much, and talked
hugely about doing the tremendous things they did
do that to regard il sort Of humbug for the
purpose Of taking somebody in. 1t that
body has just made the discovery and the country is be-
ing worked up the subject One Professor Aushe.
geolegis has given his opinion that the supply
coal il On the other hand DR. Cutts anoh
geologis says that he examined that region several
years ago and gave his opinion that Southern Nebras
ka contained coal worth digging for Upon hearing Of
this excitement he consented to make another inspection
prepared to admit that he formerly mistaken but
thorough examination he Is than convinced
that he correct before. When geologiss differ who
shall dide That there coal in the vicinity there
IL Doubt Perhaps they would stop blowing and 60
dkggiag they could reduce the thing to a certainty.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-08

Call fer . Esrners' Css.sy Csnve.sisa.
Resolved BY the Farmers Protective Union No. l. that
the time has arrived when 1t Prudt to take the prem
mary steps to organize County Usiaa-
We therefore the following cali for Delegate Con-
vention Practical Farmers and Horticnlturiss
the Court House in Troy Saturday the 3ist Of May
at 10 o'clock: and earnestly upon the farmers Of
neighborhoods have already organized Unions
Clubs to do immediately. in order that every part of
the County may be fully represented The representation
in said Convention shall be follows Each organized
Farmers Association of Whatever name. shall be entitled
to two Delegates and two for every additional twenty
members after the first twenty and one Delegate for any
fractional part of twenty.
esoired That publishers Of the different papers Of
the County respectfully requested to publish the above
call and keep standing until after the date Of said Con-
vention. A. LARZELERE
wM SEARcY. Pres. of f. e. No. I.
Secretary.