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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05

The April number ~ The lscpu bic
40 able. discriminating nni nprrcei.
alive Magazine published d. Washing.
ton tits. IL speaking II the country
prrss sa,s:
Strangers alwa,s Judge tlio enterprise
mud luaipc4s prospects "a Il village bs
,l'e character of ~ papers. 4 ia MI
refreshments co,siAl rhira, u rateni
medicine md ",ilcr frpi1u advertise.
monis, md mulisege anl rlanssry sales
Il IL d nnsirc ~ '.'iahls % g hui II III
columns nrr we'll Alrd with interesting
reading, laeal iirmr, anl iiso home
advertisements. the verdict Il nj unee.
this ui,s, b. lise place, just III, home
fr ~ cnteip,i,ing antl educated
nlaiI,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05


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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05

PERSONAL, We are pleased u n,
e.isc cAl. during tic past Wccl
from Dr. Ayers traveller, who was !
uur town lrsutinp bis time anl a,scl
ton 10 TIN preparations u tho gfcs
medicine man, This call has hveolr
II pleasant annual IL us iron the ahl
anil reliable business character 4 th
accomplished gentleman whom ihs llrl
srnl ont T. transact tlhulr h,rinrpS. y
honsc IL better known OF valued by II
press Tor it, rramrtness ~ s.ttlemoi
than the veil established nnl uerult
H. 4. AVER 4 GU. Lowell Mas
whose medicines have hesome hpu.
hold Necessity, uul MoN ,Ac eeilliienc
md praise Il MI, our eMu uelaai,
lance With them hnr extended osur
series ~ ,cnrs. arl VI hase imaiahl
found them. their travellers and thJ
medicines, Mu.th, IT the eamn,fnl
iinn~ they everywhere receive --..lat
IN lcn,t ] Tribune.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05
senatorial 4 'ans.nstoM.

The nstmfliesNa II he At NfAasufiaa
fusttssa vii spest III delegate eanssh slMs IA
Me- HeMftAn. lee n IMeslss shs iNFh
s#x IA September II ANN yi#fi II fa ftf
thr fussssse "a ilst4h# in htsHis ittau can.
,lsassH III sWnatsf len sslA l8ssfsst, Tt
hasis n sslsp sanitation Iii taii sahsthtiau
will " Il feilttms
uMp sast far rAsh eArsF asll me vsfr
fsr ~aeh isu anl tfastin ever htts sgies
fss /. r ienhg fat sssseisfs II Siete
The ~auNtiss comprising The tat*tfirt orr
entltlesl II .irieE asss in the senatorial cen
vtntluH nv ipliaw.
Counties tutrts Tat honns Delegates
Bremen. 10 w
t'hiekasaw. li37 IL
Howard, sas
Al N tIHTls,
Al. M LAWRENCE. /, ,nm
a. II, sNEII.Ll
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05

How ~ l.ffsk lrs Ian t'nlnt
HAlhc sunr t,ct Iii l,4l water jul lt'lr
utiua 10 he,l , take anp IA lwp teaiap,,l.
fiji. II l,r. hanson lIac syrup III
'f.ln. ~ nnnps Syrup, md llri1
hpvl ~ ,.inger Tn Jump into ~
md wrap NJ wMm, ahi ,ou viii hYll
right III tie morning.
nr. Miiter's Magnetic balm h 4 II.
tain euro fl al iiefat,. II ,ho sltant i
and l.aN.l-. Ii rtlip,sa Nnusna, W.
iling, t'olle. Cramps, md l'nin nNll
kinds. lille lnagnrtitla Only eeti -
IT. Il In, IL. '!re advertisement ~
this PAPER
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05

ssbaslraIn siranlngcr,l'luI
AsasIAHt HflslHu
Lena NehmAn, npfi

fsbaslraln dranlnsefTln/
AsasIAHT original Mite
Lena Nehman, npfl
III tito Defendant .tliusn Named
ioa AFRO lefch, natnea that tito 4
INV nn ill., In tie .t'see Of tn lpia ne
District rair III nAi lur The eprit "A
Howard, Sialr III Town. h petition il MI.
haailain s.rtiiuArr, llainiill nhpse.tnel
claiming IT ,on III" a,,m II .iS iln,s.l anil
iin.ty..igla dollars mi ninp,ee' epuls.
al,ii liz isei sent la rast there's. rum
hi, itih Iss.l, unL su*t# n, taor1tMtss
snry notes, anl IA attachment III ie.u.l
thereon,
aud ihas unless sna sppear tlssn ai,I
dssssna hsfufs noon ~ thr ssauil y III the
mat iern II tho saii suult nll,uiiaI III NJ
lelI III 'l.a snuri.hnure HI auto rauuly
commencing III she 9Th IA, ~ u 1874
,eur default sill b. rhl.tel nnI ii1.lueu,
felltetesl nftlns, I'm ihsse"n Ia u, ..sianer
With ils Fryer n sill petition
|. BULBS.
ii~t ~, hi'hit
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05

'solno ilea VI Il. lna{nilaIp II llie uni.
TN i'o farmers II thu | nirn arc tlrtrr.
mined | ] make u - agai,las Will u i. i,
from lla lalpaias fgar.A from ilirl.ail.
v,al 'lanuai inr l>ij-! III ihu l'ni,.l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05
NEW OREGON TOWNSHIP.

lller
not dnxlO fur II
N, * INA code VI Iowa
Dated this itany VI SEPT lr13 " y WHITE
Auditor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05

TIC EHFHI IMMUNITY " Ill1IVH II UItfAf.
ion II ~, ~ II nhirl, u ~. were built
Int ,rar 1heioial earnings excepting
tltsAr fuals Mhnsi, Mcrc Lnii laAt ,ral
which lia,r nair H. rrturleD nrc sill.
na. l'i., isosr lllan Tho receipts II the
United I. Treasury and tho net ezra.
ings \ II .uin. u.l moro than tho Gov
vrnnant interest account The tnlnl
cost Ii ss'.nrU fup 900 mnre ihan the
National lett. i 4 nay a1lilrr that In
many states rai'r.ad ting rulu The lrg.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05
23d Day Of October, 1873,

NJ sal day
liz sshpol Lands
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05
eresc0 MaChlnP

~ suAtnss Neuia ~ ret~,.+ n N~tAee
iovs shss i. II prepared =
Repair ~ t,e,is ~ agricultural M,,ohsmes
short nntirv Nna w ,ht nEsT manne..
4 complete anil ioll r,ock oIrpMirs IL, Thcsl,-
ing Rrarne anil Moving Machines ON
hand. Sirklcs, Sections. Guards,
Cylinder Teeth, lscl,ing. Rabbit
Metal In ihll Supply
Machines overloaded and rui IN good working order.
.s.I K1.sDN Or .n.seHs.vE M.UkA .ArN
fOKs s.tG .syTE.rDED ~ rRO.MrvEr
Twenty years experience In Agricultural Machinery en-
ahes ~ ~ give full satisfaction In work.
M = K . A lbs,
choice article for sale No lam, should be without
4 good second hand
II Il M 6 w ID II,
i'm prime order, for sale. S3tf
n 1Nnpsnu NV
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05
SALH OF
School Lands.
a. u. HNlEIDI.EY.

Wherea s 'r supervisor Howard fea ~ the Juno sn isis
i
hers ! TINT THURSDAY THE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16
Eight Ii, SaHed By a Dog,

driven on the 5, :, Of Lynd in Kent,
England. The &c was rolling furipus!y.
Eight poor fellows ere crying for; help
but boat could not be got OH through
the storm,to their assistance, and they
were ir constant peril, for any moment
the ship was>in dange- of sinkfHgA Al
length a gentleman came along the beach
accompanied by his Newfoundland dog.
He directed the animals attention to the
vessel, and put a short stick in his mouth.
The intelligent and courageoIs dog ut
once understood his meaning, sprang
into the sea and fought his way through
the angry waves towards the vessel.
lie could not, Lowever, get close enough
to deliver that with which he was
charged but the crew understood what
was meant, and they made fast 4 rope
to another piece of wood and threw i;
towards him. Tho noble animal at once
dropped his own piece of wood, and i'm
mediately seized that which had been
thrown to him: and then, with degree
Of strength and determination scarcely
credib!e-ior he was again and again
lost under the waves-he dragged il
through the surge, and delivered it to
his master A line of communication
was thus formed with the ycsse, ard
every man on board was rescued.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16
ral,ure, IN sce,.,,

/ Socieg-ix full of failures that need
never have been made !; full of men who
have never vncceeded; full of women
who in the FIRST half OF their days did
nothing but cat AID sleep ard simper,
and in the last halttave done nothing
but pcrpetua,e theirtollies and weak
nesses. Tho world is.ull say, of such
people; full, Of men, in every trade and
profession, who do not amount to any
thing; and do not speak irrcvercntiy,
and trust not without due charity,
without making duo allowance for the
inevitable in life when l say that God
and thoughtful men ere weary Of their
presence. Every boy ought &c improve
on his father; every girl grow INTO ii
noblcr, sentler, mere selfdenyiag NO.
manhood than the mother. NJ repro.
ductien of former types will rive the
world the periVe. type kno, noi
where the Millennium is, :. measured by
distance Of time; but do know, xnd SO
do you, that it is q great way 4f as
measured by human growth and e2pan.
sion. WChave nc such men and women
yet, no age has ever had any, as shall
stand on the ea,.L in that age of peace
that will not CO until men are worthy
Of it.-Rcv. IL. Murray.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16

even first come to Filadelfy to serve,
| vas very uncivil," said katrine, now o
tidy servant in a respectable family; 81
laugh mooch, and feel mucn ashamed
to remember how behave ven know SO
little. Shon, tat vas my beau-Shon,
he took me to the teatcr Won night, ven
ben in Filadelfy but tree weeks. We
sits in the gallry, und We not see good,
and Shon said nc would get better seat.
SO he puts his legs around der post and
shlides down mid der pit, and looks up
and calls out, 'Katrine katrine. COON
down fish a goot place here = and |
lean over, and said !, 'How can l COON,
Shon?, Aud he said, sShust shlide down
So put my legs round do pillar and
shlides down, Dunder! ow the people
laugh. Und Won say, DAT pu;c!ir sai
got ron fine leg say, Il got two fine
leg Won say, she greater above her
knce-dats goot,' Dey laugh SO dey play
no more dat night upon te stage. Every.
body laugh and vel! and whistle all over
der house! vas much ashamed, den
fought know not any harm. But now
plushes red every time I thinks md it."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16
Stony Hearted Bsarder.

fla young man cannot pay his board
bill, and has no reasonable prospect OF
beng able TO pay 1t, We are inclined &c
think it his christian duty to abscond
lie need not, however, add insult to IN
jury, like the youth who lately left his
bed and board at Rutland, Vt. without
paying for either. This wretch had no
been long gone, whenhis defrauded
landladv received the following cxasper
atinS billet "MIss A: Please DO
not worry for me. Again I enjoy the com
forts of q home. Ny present hash,na
ker improves on you considerable" Il
Is nice moral question whether de
iaul'er has right TO sneer at any hash
however mis-: ollaneous, which he has
not paid tor.-N. !. TriIune.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16
Judge Keller on Free BANKING.

A dispatch from Philadelphia, Satur-
day, to the Chicago Times, gives an in
terview with Hon. Wm. Kelley, relative
to the paaIc, IN which &c thus advocates
free banking:
al believe that Congress will remove
the restriction from the existing bank
ing law,and devise means Of giving tlex-
ID iity 10 our cnrreucy by the establish
ment of n free banking system. An en-
terprising people, in command OF great
resources, susceptible Of development,
canno: conduct business successfully and
without the risk Of such crisis rs we are
now passing through, without reserve
which may be called into effect, in times
of emergency. The recent history Of
the bank of England has shown this.
The BANKING Law, of 1871 limited IL
amount of notes that iEight DC issusu,
and the government has been compelled
to remove these restrictions three times,
and authorized the bank to increase IT'S
issues.
The commission aow by the secretary
of the treasury of si4, 900, 600 OF green
backs injudiciously retired by secretary
Mccullough will have the effect in our
community that the issue OF an extraod-
mary amount of notes by order of the
government has already had in England
! Il would restore confidence in one week
and macy of the houses that have sns
pended, which, without such . measure
would be restored to standing by show
ing favorable balance sheets as \ rcsIi
OF getting fair market prices tor then
! assctS.'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16

a man in New York has has wa;ci,
-.~which lac claims has gained Time enough
church, Wnni1ssle IN six m9aths.
.lif4iculty 10 contend Wijk. - 49,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16
Hon 70 Drive.

There is another point of Importance
in driving any horse, but especially a
young it is the way that you handle
Tao reins. Most drivers over drive.
They attempt too much and, in 30 do
ing, distract or tamper the horse. Now
and then you find a horse with such a
vicious gait, that his speed is got from
him by the most artificial process, but
such horses are fortunately rare, and
hcncc the style OF management required
cannot become general. The true way
IS TO let the horse drive himself, the drl-
yer doing little but directing him, and
giving him that confidence which horse
alone gets in himself when he feels that
a guide and friend is back of him. The
most vicious and Inaccessible style of
driving is that which many dr'~ere
adopt,t viz: Wrapping the lines around
either hand, and pulling the horse back
ward with all their might and nam, 80
that the horse in point OF fact, pulls the
weight back Of him with his mouth, and
not with his breast and shoulders. TINS
they do under the impression that sucn
adead pullis needed, in order TO "steady
The horse. This method OF driving re
gard as radically and supcrlat'vely
wrong. 1t would tax tho ingenuity OF
hundred fools to invite worse one
The fact is, with rare expeditions, there
should never be any pull upon the hors'
at all. A steady pressure is allowable
probably advisable but anything be
;ond this has no justification In mature
or reason for nature suggests tho ut
most possible freedom of action ant
head, body and limbs, in order that th
animal may attain the highest ratio
speed and reason certainly forbids tn
supfosition, that by tho bits, and no
by the breast collar. In speeding m.
horses, very seldom grasp tho line
with both handswhen the road is stra'gt
and free from distractions. Tho line
are rarely steadily taut, but held in cas-
pliance, and used chiefly 20 shift the b'
in the animals mouth, and by this me
ton communicate courage and cont
dcncc in him. find that, by this mcti
cd, my horses break less, and go niue
faster, than driven by men who put Il!
old-fashioned steady pull upon them
From Mr.. Aarray's. Book on "1he re
feet Horse"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16

The Staunton (Ky.) Tindicator says
" A man is so much more polite IN
church. He is on dress parade, "a it
were. Nobody was surprised to see that
young man last Sunday dive suddenly
into the bottom Oft pew to pick up
her parasol. While he was at the bot
tom he saw the embroidered edge of her
pocket-han kchief sticking from under
the edge of her dress. He commenced
tugging At it, when there was fierce
scutiie, and little hand darted down.
He came up without it. There were
two rcd faces in the sanctuary to which
tho calm Of the blessed Sabbath seemed
to bring no relief. But he was yonng
man icneaht WELL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16
The email, BcI Of lerced River.

Where the road between MERGED aad
Suellins A.a.-cs Tie MERGED river that
stream is about 200 yards in width, and
even at this season OF the year, when
the water is quite low, it lcoks like 9
dangerous and deep stream to cross
Last Thursday patent medicine agent
travelling on horseback through tha,
section, came to the river, and hcsita,cd
about attempting to ford it as he saw
the wido expanse OF rushing waters.
There is no bridge anywhere along
there, so after so.ne indscision he con-
cludcd to swim his horse across. Spy
ing boy fishing in small punt tied to
the bank he said:
"Heile, bub,'
"lIello, YOURSELF"
Scan get you TO take my clothes
across the river in yoar boat
81 rekin You kin, if you've got any
SOAP"
"Ail right; I'll give you quarter 10
take over nay clothes and this carpet.
sack to the opposite shore"
To this the boy nodded assent, the
stranger disrobed, turned over the car.
pet-sack and habiliments TO the Juvenile,
who padded out into the stream, and
mounted his horse, prepared to swim
the river and enjoy the luxury of bath.
With splash at every moment the horse
stepped into the stream, and walked
scroSs-the water was nowhere more
than eighteen inches deep, To say that
that medicine man, perched on the
back of bis horse, was man ofisi9uity
for tho space of half an hour would hard
" do justice to the occasion. There wore
enough "dams" along the MERGED that
afternoon to supply hundred mill
rites.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16
Ne Bsy abrr.a.
To Col;pn "a States, during me ysr
liz I'd 'lHCsstcd foreign ,,rods to a ereat. !


lie Sainesss ssss;sn s ssass 70 IN. .ss,
sfflan during any previous year
be imp&rts Of the year amounted "a
&c figprsec e677, 1l5, 279 IN gold--ov CT
So, 0090o0 more that during 1871. q.
this immense importation about one fifth
came mss free goods. being chiefly the
raw mcteral Of foreign production, ENTER.
ing into american manufactures. The
other foursiftLs paid duties, and these
duties were the chief eourcc of revenue
ofthc treasury during the year. OF the
average Expectations only sixteen mill
ions came into the country overland
! 1foa Ge6oda and Mexico.
HI l&Deater portion Of the import
I@esAe 91ssally made up of a few class
u - Hapjs articles and moro than one
Z half Of TIE imported values of 1872
some $4,000, 000-was composed Of
L sugar aad molasess, coffee, cotton, wool
en- and silk goods, and of iron and steel
aud manufactures thereof
The heaviest importation was of sugar
and moiasses and their manufactures.
4 The value OF these articles was over
: D0,0OO,O0O, this bcin. nearly one
seventh of the entire trade, The second
was WOODEN, of which We imported near
lySS2, 00O, 600; iron and steel were third
: ID tho list, England and Germany send
~ nearly So, 100000. The fourth article
Nas coffee, of which We got 81, goo 600.
The fifth cotton goods, s36, 000, 900, and
). the sixth, silk goods, s35 200, 900.
These six classes Of articles made UP
here than one-hsif the import trade Of
sias: year.
"a There arc several other articles of
IS n! .ich we also received large amounts
from aboard. Thus oftea, during 1872,
.s,ye imported over s2i 500, 0e0 ; of hides
lsand leather, $4,000, 900; of flax and lin
! en- goods, nearly s23,000,0000. Nearly
eli ,0O0, 600 of chemicals also came in,
& exclusive of a large amount Of ACIDS,
salts and similar goods that are separ-
= atcly classified. OF foreign fruits. We
g consumed sI10,500,0t0 worth Of tin
G oyor sI7 ,OOO, OOe. and of foreign woods
Md furniture, sll,000,0 900. 100000
9Th of foreign wine was imported,
e little more than that amount OF
tobacco aud cigars. We got near
hoo, 600 worth of breadstaffs. OF
ssSt "A crockery, nearly $4,000. 900
and nearly seven millions of
glass. We also took ever seven
s.IlSs Of India rubber, while the
giowtfi Of our silk factories is a.testcd
ty Importation Of nearly s1,C00,G00
worth Of 'raw silk. Philadelphia
Lsdgcr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16
q -sYcunMANl,Y OE SOUL CHARMINC ;

s. 1>YCHOMANCY OR SOUL CHAKMNI
How either sex may fa-cin2te ana gam Inc
love and OF any person they choose Instant
w. This simple mental ac,idirenent ali can p"es,,,e'
free by mall for - cents together WIN Mar
rage Guide *, ptian oracle pr-~s, iiht, 20 Ia
dies .i.e-r ....i- iGa- go sold AddEe-s l. VII
IAN 90 Pubiss.rs. Philadelphia
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16
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- n 80 -. - -, <,s -. s-.s5iss
a ;as GsEss. ss<8Js csssas-~sa.as AEEsl -, lsrs
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