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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

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news
why ~. What news, Brother
Smith y
WELL they say oli Father Jones
has l.en sent IT, the Sta,e Prison -
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l. it really iac, 7"
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heard il from Brother Cook, and he
saw il IN the paper, and ! guess there's
no mistake about il.
.Ncll, we'll Now. Brother Smith.
III tell you thing Or two that ! never
dill tell nobody before, 40, even my
wife. Thu fact Il. between you and
III, and that stone wnll. always
thought that nd Joncs wasn't just
eNa,tl, the righ, kind u man and
when he was here used ~ think he'd
gvt into the States Prison enc "a thcsc
days think tho old sinner il better
in i. than ont among hnnest folks.
Mr Smith lcls him wi,hou, cxplain-
ing the misaurrchcnsio,, lrcicrring
tha, the scanaal.lo,ing Brown should
iind out his error by degrees MI the
world ,lucs love 10 kick man going
down hill,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21
4 Few SlsaOtmtiOMA Commonly
suppose Il o. Ice lrOma eIac
oeIU1C.

There nrc many familiar phrases IN
constant usc which tho majority of pco-
pie surlnsc - have their origin ~ tho
bible, nn.l msc them III that connection.
Tho Now York Observer correets this
error III thu following manner. Ru.,
IN the phrases arc very fine, We s.lll
love 10 use tlcm, 10 prevent mis-
quotations from the scripture, Il gives
them thus
"God tcmpcrs the wind to the shorn
lamb" From Sternc's Sentimental
Journey TO Italy, Compare lsaiah
xvi. u.
.ln tho mi,lsi ii life We nre IN death. :
From tho Burial Service; aud .his
originally from hymn of Luther.
bread and wine which tho Lord
hath commanded ID hc received. :
From the English cntcchism.
mt u 10 w,sc above what il writ
ten y Not IN Scripture.
The mcrrifnl man II mcrlnl Il Iii
hcass. The Scriptnral firm II: -
righteous mnn rcgarlrth Tie l'i'' q III
beast. 7 l'rov MI: ~
"a nation rlnll W. horn Ii, ,las.
| In Isaiah IL reads: .Slnll natinn Il,
born NJ once, -
'.As iron sharpcnc.l, iron. - d't'
man tlr voilntrna,ra "t 4 friend.
Iron rl.arronc,l, ; 20 y man sl'aspcnct'
the eountenancc u lia irictl --l'roy
lNA,ii u
THAT lc wlo runs may read -
That h. may run that rea'l'th. -
Heb. Ill
"Owc 10 man anything hut love.
"Owc no man anything bnt - loyc IN
lanotler. Rom. xii \.
u "l'rnnr 10 Sin ~ the sparks ny NJ
, ward. Born ID trouble ~ the spark
!, NJ apwark. Rom. y:7,
! Exalted % heaven II point q priv
lilcgc." Not In tho Bible.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

LlxgD ISsipa.-A gentleman visit
Ing tho city " Elmira relates the
following II was in 4 drug store
here when In rushed d follow who cali
~ for pound q eamrl,ar and lowncl
tho whole .f II. Il was surprise
party u mc, and sai,l. whit the
deuce ,liA liz 10 That ior -
why said drugs, "he il lined. =
"I.incd = says |, "what IL that =
Then hc tnld me
Somc years ago gentleman who wa,
about u give dinaer-parsy, spent q
whole week showing his ,crvant how /.
make mock turtle sns,p. When ths
da, came she made the mock nnd tl,t
turtle and tho soup all right. and jas'
ns shc was about 10 p"nr into Il .
bottle &c clarct. n little boy entered
singing. Everything II lovely aud thu
goosc hangs high. which dissraetc.
her attention anl she poured IN /
whole bottle III hnir-tonir.
did II make hair soup ail |
mcckly.
..\las - sail he, "thc results wer,
md,
SNlat wcrc the results - said l.
| Darn II |" said he. didn't ! jlr
M, ,l,cy were sad r
I hut aid |. ''how did tl.c ,aocl
turtle wind np!'
.Ahe' said he, 1.-TWO went 10 I'll
morpnc, four to thu hospital. mud a
who didn't die were called tho snrsis
o,s. and that fellow you just saw WI
me nf en-
why the does does he swallow !
mach ca.aphor ior!" said |.
"Wrll," he said. THAT tonic startc
Tho hair growing down lila throat, nm
hc took tho camphor % keep the mo.l
cut. =
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Unity OG lsOpMlMr sentiment
~ the temperance Re.
form.
~ nEs 4. s0rriiMoRTii.


There is ut present rare and cx-
eccdingly hopeful state of harmony
ameng respectable people ai all classes
In the movement to suppress intcmpcr.
anec,
How may We expect 10 preserve thisy
l. By faithful and rcreycring 6dcl-
it, in the enforcement of tho law.
An impartial application % all alike
will remove tho danger "f suspicion or
offensive ana malignant personalities.
Will, q just eas,Sc II your back. there
i nothing equal - tenacious rcrscycr-
altra.
firsi, |, reveals sincerity and depth
a purpose. should TIC reform hc
abandoned at this point, " should the
popular eaergies hc ahntcd. tlosc who
haie MIR. aly received IN iniictlon
sHull hase Il good right 10 complain.
MI inslecsl of any injustice toward
themselves. hui II tho marrow. shallow.
hollow childish. h,hhliug pfetcnsion
Contempt would answer the place ol
fesrest.
:. We shall thus avoid tho charge oi
persecution.
Just here, however word u cor.
rne,inn srcmcs needed ITO rerse
e,,,e" should bc carefully distinguished
from 10 prosecute. Tho root idea
II thu same. The Modification onl,
determines tie one or tho other. II
prosecute ii t. follow forward u a jus,
conclusion To pcrsccntc II % follo~
through 10 4 conclusion which appear,
just, Ln, which il II spirit unjust. Il
MI depends upon tho motive simply =
4 legal prosecution may bc. spiritual,
considered. persecution. Tn IL,
other hand malignant persecution
under due forms IL law may hc a means
to Just conclusion. though tho pcrse
cutting party means not justice, but re
scnge.
II IL not therefore MI easy thing /,
show tl.at legal prosecution h pcrsc
culion, nn!cs, sou can show 4 malig
nant spirit, personal piluc. m oil
rcscngetal purpose 81 10 gratiiicd
Isn. ~ sarl i purpose u vol known 4
Lc foreign - 1ur local reform. and TIM
w nre not after mon, but after p,inel
plies, md seeking tho cnthroncmcnt .
purity aud popular happiness, pcr~r
should hn very careful how they brin
forward the charge ~ persecution. J
il Al old hackncycd cry. Any bod
ean raise il on any prc,cnsc, h"wcvs
ilims, II IL generally false. aud Sl,oul
oe suppressed In tic bosom o, mistake
or she.ld, sympathy.
I W. have M right now to ~ back !
the law. Il defines justice. With III
We are all safe. and thc yiolatcr nee
only pay his Gno. abandon his habi
aud observe tho beneficial fruits ,
obedience.
=. A pcrscyeramt prosecution q 4
Law will operate ~ warning % Al
against approaching The limits q !
!. briefly.
!. Tho law demands protection. but
~ cannot know che precise line who
danger rises out o. tho shadow ot saie
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NJ ,mfesss ua, ewa he ,lp.ke 4 The
imws,sme of sif ar,chapH.us and #
reli.i,rir anI ie considered the Law Il
manllts,d The isa u sel'm@ llt The
law II ~lfn.ss u man ,na, aara,amnlsss
p,wer ami infn.iTs IL Riches las he
mus, apply thcis l-nca,s Mt Il himsc.t
al,,nc, tut IL hiS family. W. nr,ghher.
h.o,l, Iii riss, " III larger ritel,s sill,
according 1, his ability Stiffness u
first. bunevnlcnrr sec .nL MIsrn Il
conscientious merchant spends all day
long for siS days III tho week III his
contingencies, hc need not rcrroach
himself on the Sahha,l, and say. II
am afraid have done wrong: | have
though, too much of making money, Of
myself II is right that We should
toll harl Cod meant that We should
but the question for him to answer is.
"llow have you administered y"ur
hounty.' We arc MT to receive all
and give none: our lilo Ii not 10 he
ccn1ripcsal, but centrifugal 10 get is
tho foundation on which We stand IL
give. Among other striking figures
Mr.. Dcrchcr used, hc applied tho
beautiful illustration ~ tho clouds
~lnwl, gathering moisture and dropping
|, boun.iiull. upon the hot and rarch-
Ing earth. Freely ~ have received.
freely give
Before concluding his sermon, Mr..
l,ccchcr cautioned his hearers IL the
dangers ofmpropcr giving. saying that
II il u most dangerous violation Of the
law to relieve man of selt-rare. lie
alluded To the education of children.
same of whom have too much bringing
up. They should be taught seli-reli.
anee. he Thought aud they should
not have everything done tnr them,
hut allowed 10 Try ior themselves anil
make Llunlcrs, Boys should not BE-
kept III the house because they NIGH,
meet haa boys outside, but sl,onld he
taught how IL deal with other boys,
anl should comc IN contact with them.
Help that prevents ans one f.om desel-
oping himself dcs,roys him. /,
should stimulate him, mt rc,ard him.
Mr.. Becehcr spoke II length upon III.
proper way 70 help one another. and
said that tho most dangerous thing
next 10 inhnmanity is humanity. aud
ncAt to scliisiincss charity Is tho must
dangerous. illustrating his meaning Il,
explaining how charity aud humanity
may be misarplicd.
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4 gathering rhel sh.ils which hai
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Many II these hal heea retufuel IL the
rel~k limrs with great effect, mnl IN
this lssl cssermit, the men wer resort.
,ng IL their msc. This Tinek thu ,iig.
nilici Mai,r General ~ m esrrllen,
move, AMI he rruccesied n give his
assistance. llc picked nr shells and
carried them 10 the guns. La, dill no.
exhibit the readiness af the Legrimci
artillery men, dashing ahna, with IN
sane energy, The shells we're apt IL DC
heavier than hc expected, and he was
little awkward IN raising them. pri.
vatc John Snickcr wa, one u tho hss,
men In tho battery. lie was much
aroused now, howevcr, aud his sight
was limmed hy rerspiraiion, powder
and dust. lie dislikcd n slow man.
Gen. Meade attracted his attention.
John thought his will was gool but he
,idu't know how 10 gather shells. As
tho General stopped to pick NJ a rcgu
lar whizxcr, John made dash iur the
same shell, giving the stopper sort ot
contcnp,uous shove, and saying snar-
pishly. "Gct out. t;ront the way here,
Oh gingcrs iingcrs. ion arc IN tho way
here. you arc. !" And then ~ tn item
cral stood aside 10 allow him II li' the
she'll John. without looking ur, said
apologc,ical,y. Your minds wilin' but
your brl,'s weak,
The Goncral smiled, made lcrrc-
eating motion with his hand. and ,ook
his stand as nm observer. lna few
minutes Major General Warren and
stan camc up, Warren salntiug Meade
aud reporting to him ms his superior
John was astonnde,l---lazed. lie had
! hustled the General in command, aud.
as that general rode away after the
crisis had passed. with n good word
for the men for doing 10 we'll. Jehn
remarked; That's \ good one o., me,
hoys. | came near Lickin Major Gcn-
cral Meade M 4 man could aud not Do
! II. /. scarcs inc to think Il It. |
Thought hc was same captain Or Lieut.
tcncnt fualin round where he hal no
business. and gave him pretty hard
shove, Jc-ru-aa.lcm. And John. to
ease Ills mind. turned hand spring.
lie has always contcnded TINT Majar
General who could gather shells for
nsc in battle. exhibited might,
strong in,crcs. in the fight, and that
this way Of "stoopin 10 conquer war
the clcar thing
4
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fannon anil ha,onct, fsints beneath
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Who Worc amid tho cruel famc
The malten crown IT mariyrlom
Isere 10, without complaint slwny
The petty pains Of every day,
Nh. more than martyrs nureolc.
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jamestown. Ncw York. has applied
10 tho Legislature for authority q tissue
bonds, not for railroad building. hut II
l,clp tho establishment of manufactures
II tho village.
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When three lrislnncn dng ditch. for
Which they wrrr 10 receive four dollars,
thu trouble Mna how u divide tomr
alnnag three anil have il equal One
Of tllem remained quiet and the ether
two III la,t deferred to his Judgment, M
I.c lad leen 10 spl,nol and knew ariih.
metie. tn make thc division. II. did
/. at .,ee, saying Its nisy enough
Shurr there's tn fur you two, and iva
for mr.. too" .l,egorra. said ono u
his eo-laborers. what \ great thing Il |,
10 have learning T. ".And." said th
othcr, M hc pockcsel his single dollar,
.'and to know 'rithmctic, too! It's ll,s
like of N lwo'd never divide them four
dollars aqnally =
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Dcfranling revenue collectors arc
impalcd On stakes N TuniA Hero they
usually walk oG with the stakes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21
settling Otit Trees ~ the 1OMd
ssde,

The growth III timber o. take tho
plare II our rapidly disappearing forests.
has lcl farmers In ~nnc srrtirns ID sct
N, trees While II nay not hc con-
,cnirnt II desirable for nh ~ adopt
thia rlan, every me can sct trees hy
the real rilc ',lang his own land. There
nrc many advantages 10 hc derived
FROM them. With can hc seen II, onrc
IL more than pay far The trouble. They
bcaniifs the premises, aud give n bet
ter appearance to tho landscape. And
IL the trees are maple, which is ono of
TIN hes,. mud mos, easily raised, when
grown tley will furnish n large yield
IT maple sugar II hn,tcrnni or wal
mt, the nuts nre. In n measure. n
compensation fur the labor ii setting
them out. There Il to be in the future
such ,lcmanl fur wnoa. that II will
not answer Ii rnt down and not rcplncc
IN some way IN baden. mud IN other
German States. ia we'll ~ IN some ~
the countries af France, the law obligc-
person u plant tree ~ place "
every ono cut dnwn. In this way,
miles of rows of shade trees line thu
roads, mixing pleasant shaded walks
through NIL the lawns and villages, u
i n fact mt generally known. that
trees increase their matchmaking capn-
cits in ubeut the ratin. as the square
II the number ef sears Indicate their
agc. The third year they mako nine
times. tho ilftl, year twenty-five times,
and the tenth year nnc hundred tin.s
TIN amount IT wood they make tlc tr~t
year Thu iree grows mere rapidly ~
il geis elder. ami W. eannnt afford III
cut them down until they gri their
growtl,
Sume tnwns IN this section hnyr III.
lread, formed associations ior hcnu,igy
ling their town- i, planning parks ana
setting nj, trees IN The roadside n
this Is not ,lnis. individuals cu,,. NTH
hut little traulle. and without csrcnve.
procure trees and sct uui IL iii,i I'll
their aan ianl-. anil stimulate their
noighhurs ii 10 liz same y ~ tenatc
a uniform and continuous line Il .haip
trees along thu roadside New Eng.
land Homestead.
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4 man .anntt 10 ii mnrc ill.alyiscl
tlling than o. 80 intoxicated anal then
atlcmr. e cns,r lenie VII way i'he
chimney, II u M awkward waN N
getting IN III Lrst, aud II ilc Kitchen
fires arc going i likel, ~ prove y,rg
uncomfortable. \ man III \ i'cpnssl-
sania town trietl |, lately, ma tlc nes
that was .srn III him. Ne wns discovered
IN huc r.lursl IN skeleton.
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LINE SPRINGS STATION, IOWA
N.a, l.tnt. ana Collection AKsmt
Tases puii for noa.rrrislenis. All business
hs natl will have prompt attention Nn"i
reference tissn NL,n istirs,i, l2ii
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~ q. chamberlain. ~. -.

II permanently lo.hei Al
cHEsfU l""a'
WL.r. Ii. i. prepared ii attend MI rnllr
.f H. ,'rofes sa. either BY IN, ~ niaht
ns,irs III l'rir. n l.awry- Drug stor"
U.,t.l.ucs ..,r,.sr ii Peek aud Cedar rirseis
.'.,.i. Il r.,lweil's aTtf
All p.tsa,s ,iiseases stfietlf snn'ils''iial
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Having been appointed lMrn,y County
Surveyor ~ r. n. ulathprt, viii b. hnp'
~ u 10 MI business In my limo that may
b. entrusted - tnc, With prsmptness.
kMMET BARBER.
crstcp, January ", in11 i5ii
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A Large Fortune

70 BE- made ny 1,rlct attention 10 Lnriness
md \ knswlud.c III what onr circular ron.
tains, send fcr \ aud become iuIerendsas.
frr~ ~ my address.
HOWARD. WELLS 4 co,
llm3l 700 South Water VI Milwaukee
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viii give instruction In
Instrumental and Vocal Music

IN private fanni.- Application Mns ~
made III the PAN DraLnH uiliee ~ AZ
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viii repair 1lOcks. nni guarantee
yasisfsetinn Every elvek warranted I" run
''.n tl.le, or ~ rny, firing nlong h.ur
defective .luel ii lin residence. - liiIb
street. ~ets n ,Le Webster llonss. nni ~
will sI them right, thArgas reasonable
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

ihE "EATHER-We have had all kinds OF weather
E1uFlh8 the past week. regular mixture Of rain.
emo" ana sunshine. Last Sunday and Monday were
EDaa"tlul slFlshiny days. but on Monday night the
E"ea'heF changed, and on Tuesday 1t showed nearly
o. a"y adding from six to eight inches Of snow TO
e oep'h already on the ground On Tuesday evening
ae weather again changed moderatiDg to such an
eA'eh' mat we were greeted with thunder and light
hhg' as though an oldfashioned thunder storm
spout % set in. On Wednesday morning another
nara snow storm set in and continued all day. up to
w uile We went to press. Everything betokens an
carry oprlEg; aud an early breakup Of Winter IL
Ing season.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

VALENTINES. morrow Is ST. Valentines dag.
and tender missiyes Without number win be exchang
ed between love-sck lads aud iasses All who are not
provided with valentines would do we'll to call at the
Postoftice Bookstore a. once as Pinncy 4 co. have
received excellent assortment which they offer at
lowest rates. Comic valentines OF every Kind. char
acter and description. will also be found there. and
our old friend silsby viii assist You IN making sclec
tons.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

ANNIvERsARY BALL.-Attention is called to the ad-
yertisement in this issue. OF the Washington Ami
versary ball. to be given at Masonic Hail. in this city
on the evening Of February 2ist. by Mr.. John Fos-
ter. 1t will undoubtedly be grand affair, and the
ball Of the season. The best music in the Basin will
be in attendance. and splendid supper will be pro-
vded by Mr.. aud Mrs. Foster for their guests. We
would advise all our friends who wish To have a
splendid time to be and put in an appearance.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

RUBBsR Go0ps Mr.. Thomas Barry has on hand
at his nre-proot brick on Commercial street Inc
stock OF gum clothing for miners; comprising coats.
gloves and boots Tor sale At low rates He also has
fine selection Of wallpaper. and full stock Of paints.
oils and glass. Persons desiring bargains. woald do
we'll call a. Barrys before purchasing elsewhere.