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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08
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what IL duty might he tiaaIds ,,s IL.
cal taper, came In f',r d liberal share II
desfae'ion, while my tnnn 'Ial would
raise him few lnllars. was written In
Its lumns, and even the individuals
wAo pail tie money, AMI their business.
was made Tho subject oi notice. So Gar
~ gntting the worth n their none, In
calling Tompkins NAMES Il concerned.
people whr don know him A. tho people
hcreaway IL. may derive sonc conspla-
'ion, but all the crithsts IT thc language
have been used ON him this way Justly
aud very lilt!c consolation derived from
Tint Sourro.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08
Schuyler Colfax on Resumption.

4 4 recent letter written BY tho ex.
Vice President. Schuyler Coltax. is 20.
ing tho rounds ., .hr papers. proposing
the redemption of Treasury notes either
/. IN gold " gold interest. bearing bouds,
NJ tho option u tho Government; said
notes thus redeemed to remain In tho
Treasury unranculal until used III tho
purchase ot other bonds. This plan, oi
course, Dies not contemplate I'll, din,i.
nution u the volume of grecnbaeks.
Nr. collax Msntiona tho following
reasons In support u his propositions.
namely:
First II would end forever all the
charges tint the gtecnbaek in IL promise
y rny, while 10 fund 4, MI s provided
for its redemption, il u liz.
Second |, would r.i,stato tho prot.
for u redemption in bonls. with which
the grconback drst started on it, jour.
ney.
Third. By tho option remaining
with tho goyernmen. whether to redeem
III gold Or in collaborating bond all
disastrous .uns Oh tho Treasury would
b. prevented, and tho danger Of immonss
amounts being presented FIR coia ra.
demp,ions would bo, " large degree.
avoided.
Fourth. Tho existence of tho 'op.
sion. with its controlling power to pre-
vent runs on the Treasury vaults. would
tend powcifull, toward bringing about
tho desired result. withon. tho great
slnek ~ Lusine.s interests and tho ,,u.
settlement of Values. which has been ~
widely feared.
Fifth. Even surprising the worst
large quantities u greenhacks should be
presented for redemption. and should
b. funded In be,,,'s--the grccnba.ks
would thcn be In the Treasury uncancol-
cd ~ part u the surplus cash there.
available for tho purchase 'if.thcr bonds,
thereby clualizing tho bonded debt.
without contracting tho volume ( tho
currency.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

During session Of the Territorial
Legislature Of Montana held several
years ago measure wAs intrvducc.l
which involved grave constitutional
question:. ~ Il sccmeI 10 some Um
acry orator doelaimod qnite asresl,
against Il. urging that il Vas '.slsarl,
IN opposition 70 the great principles of
Magma Charts which the bravo basvont
IN daya Of old had wrcsisd from King
John. blessed result II bloody con.
tliet, II ssibly all this VA but biz ol
tino talk not fully comprchsn,.sI BY tho
speaker himself. Judge D., cvi.
IDENTIFY looking upon this daring Aigh,
u his colleague a. ) studied "stuunsr. "
rose Immediately 70 rerly, determined ~
to show that hs for one va not 10 be-
over whsl,ned by high sounding words
" obscure illusions. Plusging - oncc
in n.sdias res. hs dsclsssd lhat Il was i
matter u but the slightest Importance
70 him Whist might have been tho opin
ions Or principles Of King John aud hir
man M'car.y. They might have becn
very good and able mon. but Il ~ higL
time for legislative bodice " Montana
70 think and at fdr themselves.
Under tho influence u NJ Judes's
clpqucnt effort. tho measure wss dsfsas
ID.
john and Mso have donc noble laty
for . long tins, but q lar thsir ~
thoity hss besr boldly and sssssafall,
challenged. Our INgSlstsrs hss inllg.
nAn.ly vspslled their intsrtsraass ffom
this time on forever. "I.es The dead
rast bury - dssd. ."--Editors Drawer.
n Harpsr's Magazine lov May.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08
NE NiGE 4 aisnr, VAN. Rofs.

W Wass = mighty uar hass.
against uishty fpcl
Who through oir lanl with hnay han
j. strgahihs ~ai,i ind woe.
Hes svldenei nsany llght laart,
And many thousand slaln,
Then cumc With ia solr suiec 10 Ialsp,
And I'LL m,nkln, abstain.
Eir poor.honses nre filled. hoss.
With paupera drink has male.
The tash whiel, shalllsl support them,
hoys,
III yin sllnrr hua leri laid,
And we've thrse ssr IL keep, boys,
Though nnngh, w have 10 apars
Tis ~" laiAlarl shnlli III this. h,ys,
Eur l'luy have srlil llasnl there.
" ifpny drink from pnr land, hoys
Nsr. s"ul,t away tu,ti.. Int.
~dnHnf tHa pflson huns,s
Wenld sluse their portals quite.
AMI file-hslf u lhe poilcp free,
ftr which Me'fe lnSei Il ti.y.
Without y sn.ih linse uulgin ID do,
For - oir rulers ss,,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

While Mr. Daniel Graham, VI Ala
bama, was praying In church tho other
Sunday. his revolver wont oH su.
lodged bullet In ais 10y. Tho wear
Ing ofroyolscrs to church is certainly
a very graceful habit, aud may become
= very useful ono whero Tho preacher
II disporcd TO fool around his text for
more tlan Two hours aud half, but
tlie wearcr should 400 that ths weapo,,
u ono u the sort shat wou'. 20 u un-
I'll told 10 dv 10,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

Il is said that Miss susan Il. Anthony
talks u re,iying her paror. tho Rev.
olation. II she has another sum II ten
thousand dollars - throw away. VII,
docse'lt sho hiro somc Of those poor
wotking-girls she and Anna Dickinson
arc always weeping over u make aoa p
bubbles and mui.pics as 6vo dollars i
day.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08
pU,.i. IL SsiLNsf.
sfstlrun Analysts .lansii.ntion 81
the San black, ua color al all
Iron In the Nmn illnrk Line,
In tle Spectrum.

Spectrum anil s's il n mr'lai i,
which W uia 1le II atalsxu ever,
known substance. ntrl distinguish Il
isdin cseiy nti,ul .lelanre Il N III ia
lhe ri3s' ieliratp trst for the Greseae.
u aii5 H,i9alants II i compound lttaAn
t. tlsit3slrt II 4 i method Il altfll
tn chemist ean determine liz
cpstriTlttfus ~ THg sIS
AMI slarft aud leurn mud, rnspreiih,
their physical condition lhe agent
which VI term white ligl, Ii ~, simrlc
hut compound II il, in futi. composed
II III infinite number Il ni,nlle lirh,s.
Sunlight i ronpoted u seven primitive
lirhir; violet, ihiila. blue, green. ,el.
Inv, orange and l.d. The fact Ii. haw.
ever. that enrh one ~ t,cse can b. iii.
si,led into M il,aleAnitu number II shades
or tinis. Light, In itself, IL only 20.
euliar manifestation of form " wave
motion. md tho color u body depends
on tho kind of wayc which Il Ii capable
of absorbing " rejecting. 4 perfectly
l!atk body absorhs all tho light and reflect.
mono. 4 white body reflects tho light
which Il receives. In nush proportions
AZ 10 produce the sensation II white. 4
rod body rs6cots only thu rod rays aud
ah,robs tho others. Black may 10 said
10 DO M color Ut all. but rather the
absence u truo color.
W. 10 NOT sEE 4 sLAck poDY
but wo aoe all around Ii, and that nm.
swers just tho samc purpose.
Now, of tho sixsy.three elementary
suAelanesn known % the chemist, eaoh
possesses tho property u emitting light
whose color Il peculiar 10 itself. There
arc no substances known which cannot
be mado 20 assume The gaseous state Ly
tho application u sufficient heat. aud
whom thi. gas II examined In tho srcr.
troscors, Il invariably omiss its peculiar
light, md ~ y certain dcsnitc position
In ths instrument.
Further than this. tho quantity ofths
substance necessary II 10 exceedingly
minnlc that tho
oMs MlLLIoNfM PANT Ov a uRAin
u tho aubAsaneo ealIsd lithium can bs
lesortsd BY this nssns. Sodium always
gives yellow lins. potassium . violet
lins, copper grssn lias. and ovcry
other substance tho color characlcristi
u ITSELF and IN definite position.
Suppose now ~ pans . bcam of COM
mon sunlight through > triangular
prism n gls1s; what vill b. s6sssi II
viii b. spread out Into beautiful hand;
d - 81 : rlsh crimson rsa ard -
~ other tbs softcsl violet. Now Uub.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

Judge Maxwell has sentenced ten
saloon keepers " 6pe " e6uO each
at Des Mcinex. and ordered thu. their
premises bc sbsssd % nuisances under
tho laW
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

Mr. Cohleigh leN o6 BIZ Aannria
Thursday. and on Friday morning he
quietly aid - his wife. mid. Coblsid
cd BY aadsrSloads dshewisk!"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

This wa- tho memorandum which /
careful wife gayo her husband. whe
was going into town one day. during
the cholera season.
i.. pound u toa.
Ani dan forget 10 T. - Brown,
drug ssare and yet eight pounds !.
coppcras and pint Of earahulie acid.
a,at dollars worth of Loaf sugar
Hiring dozen of lemons
Il you had cl,anao you have better
bring busLe! u luna.
Ne ought 70 have . pound ol ga.und
mustard aud some ginger,
II you $40 4 nice piece Of calico you
might bring mo enough for : wrap
per
10 % Oryniski's and get bottle oi
his blackberry syrup,
Tho Hour il eut.
DO careful and don't drink nny wul
watar while In town.
l,c sure and gsi . bottle u llamlin'
cholera euro.
W. ought 10 have ! dozen knyci
and forks fnr the kitehan.
10 % NcClsery's md got 4 bottle
II Dr. MeraLc's blackberry brandy.
Don. bring any green thing home 4
mako tho children sick,
Go u Oeevsr's and got I bottle oI
syrnp q blackberry ginger
Gtt pint of eoEnsc brandy,
Keep away from them nasty ponds.
unless they arc filled up.
II yon sec any COOL lis,nfcctaa'
bring somo home.
t;ct fsw pounds of crackers and
riee, and some oAt meal.
II you see thr dDstor AK hin, Ii
give yon aperMription 70 euro cho'.
Nfa.
Johnny needs pair of shocs.
You had better call nt tho drug slor.
~ and ses wh0 hss gos thS best cholera
medicine.
Nov doa's forget NY = these thing.
and kssp ~ Mt IN yoss bas vhsvs
you can 1nA h.
Cone hoas early
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

Honeal aud courageous people have
,cr, little ~ ray about either their
cpnfage ~ their honesty. TIM -un has
go nrca 10 hfnet u biz brightness not
tito nionA a her ailuIycnuo. Hosea
Bai,eu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

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Il ssk ~ aiHslstt et.tAs tht
60 ilTA AaAl,vtl Il aAt hen
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pst tHts wns sttttnss ~ ssst.
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affsf tfasrilHa sha, slAes l'a, II AiA iis.
ftn. haysns - n,illluw has tuseussl.
1he hshi ftie san mepn siafA Han.
t's aHl tsrn II rtantts rAa nli VIZ rA.
a'u'nrd b. ihe tlte,t4sele ana tisit
euil rHeliissn determined ellh ~uutirtfnl
aefataes - suite ii thls Ill, Al Il.
sni VI certain ate i'* eattelasiNns that
rrfs'.a T,ulull sa,s lat tic rtAt,ees
N tsur 4 th.te Icing ifon in tie .an
ar
aSs sfSrfllioN
h one against II. Tho iincs which are
Il fnally seen, however. nre NJ, crl,.el
lines lnt black l,hts, anl ,t.esc black
litts whitl IA, slelsls bad l,aF ahsrrsvl
n I'll, solar spectrum werv itr long
I'm ! mystery Man, Thousands lad
hsen counted l,y . German scientist
an'l ~ this "A, they arc called after him.
Ftlnnhnier's Lines, II was observed
h, pf Tess kirphon. that many utI
tii,se lask lines eorresIunsl,i III ,h.ir
i si,ion 10 the brigh, lines made hy
many elementary substances, and II IL
~ hiu, TINT ao owe the solution of the
r4Hh'cm IL the ''b.ack .iu,.' which i'm
4 long time pcrplcxed tho chemists and
r. rsicis.s. In another article tho black
liacs Will BE- explained.
tx. FarsnMAS.
Amos, Iowa, April ", 1871.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08
HERE Ann THERE A GEN.

How many oftho prayers which ars
now mado would bs made u there was
taLely bat Old u hear thc,ns--l.lber.
III Ghi tim.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08
THE t'ursasss Aaa~ tswrss iMR tat
Ever Ners lar.

Trim IT, sls.inia 81 iH't t4Asa
VI aAe III ffaA l4n Ne N4tIap
,sssrtla, I'LL I'll. -, alpl I i
H. ftsle III IN IT, at IL m4s'.
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i3ret's H. MI i Il # l.lur hlaa,l ~,
lish aegree IL w. ,ai raan,
shasvs.haitri siil vel king hrinll,
''eas' nfhsrcrpfsiei .te.li4fre A,a,
wae'n, rafrsips man, .leg and rq'a.
tics, ha'te.l Cir time III frans IA d
Eal"nn In Narth e ssrce,, onc II i
patiy u half 'latcn l,unucts there,
ah'nt made ssne remagh In regard 1.
'hr appearance Il the cani4e, whur
thus 'rake yc horny handed. iroNs,
beaded ,il'er Il ye sai';
"fc'lers, ,hat air ain's pnity In,
| knoy-~l.'s like M. makes ii, prr.
tensions = natoral beauty lut he,
just tho luraaes' lm-vingcst ler tha.
nsef war llar, He's got more ins,inek
that dog has, a. more sayey. i'll pen.
fra'ipn, an Insight into human natat'
is' n that ngly Ill cahcx d ls nor
can ho found III Tie heis ~ Il mhusc
plaza full 4 yer s,llica'ei town dogs =
paplcs IN sic! What rril, IL hin,
far i his regular human scnsc; he
jist ihe aarnac.t log out Now If |
COME home from town perfectly sober
(when 'sc lof him ~ sec utter ranch j
u NIL vs' do yonr hearts good IL
So ipat dag show oif what sense II
APPRECIATION hr'. go' of no. Frllcrs,
his 4 r4eaas tail ihon stands alort; lie
skhulars ahba'; he runs On afr, me d
s-aF,n ~ 5ea.t'l With his lial
feet. spnlin the chips ilyn'. hc h..is
UP his heat and barks Ill cheerful al
'nsa'y tane y vice. rseoriin ne for-
wari. an fcclin prouact'n II he'd
holeil wooac,nek. hut lit nm come
home tul' Il 'ansle.l.g, rArep.hprler
delight ani ,etraniilcr juice. and tllla
II tle lnrntles. s'iamoic,. ,lug yer ever
saw III ist ta',.a ono lock nt mo
an hr knows II MI. Down p,cs his
'ail, hc lals Ills years. hang. hi. hual,
squat his hack. an laokin' hack naw
an ,hcn, 10 slinka otf m crawls under
the harn--aetualls ashamed 10 be seen
alb ut the premises for fear somebody
will find out that own him. tell
you fsllcrs, he's thc cnsseies. dog fur
right out human sense that cycr was
soel IN these parts. and Truckee Mcd-
dorr II proud that hc war puppod thar"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

lie VI lends money II tbe poor IL
ften better than be who gises .ham,
al,ua.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

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Tie sttt sss Ass EttWsA Il tlNs.tsss
a'fe Nstr'sHt@l fte iAslns~ asa sse 4
tsisss Il hef e~h.
TIE, rs ses.r ~ asis aAuA asa
fals
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08
II H. rncs wtre only better,
" ouIl the wicked b. 30 ba.lt

II yli luy III II wisdom Ut any
r1iec u i god bargain. = Edward
iarrpt.
Nhere there il neeh ligl, the s'al-
- il d,ep. .-'iptthe.
ipu hafo n, fn'hll.,! very inty
unless san have fulfilled that of being
pleasant Charles ltustor.
Two hnnia upon tho hfeas', and labor 4
aanr.
Two pale teet croaad In re., : tho race II
Two eyes With coin .,iEhts. sllut. md MI
tours cease,
Two lips where gief Ii mute, aigcr nj
peace; .
10 pray WI ofsentInies. mourning our lot.
Tod. IN hIa kindness. answercth not,
Two han.la 10 work addrcsi Ayc for Ills
praise,
Two feet That never rcst walking Ills ways
Two eyes that look ahuye through all their
tears,
Two lips still breathing lovc, moi wrath nor
foars;"
20 pray woallsvwArsis, low On our knees,
Pardon thoSe sfrinx praysrsi yalhsr heAr
thcsr.
--Nln Muloct.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

10 Als0ili W. lls tll~t every hour
May die, ~ dies The natural flower,
A sclf-rryivlng thing of powcr.
That every tl1n,gls and every Arvd
May l,old within Itself the ss.I
" future good and future nccd,
Eslsemlng sorrow, whose employ
Isto drvulop, nos destroy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

An elevated purpose ID ) good and
snnobling thing, but 70 sanaot begin
It the top Il t. We must work up %
4 BY the ollsn jiMeals path a daily
dusy-of daily duty always carefully
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

- q n BALLARD, having opened
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

NN"re there II much ligl, tho sllal-
~ il d,ep..- Goethe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-06
THE DENURE FIIRT.

She IS IN many respects the exact op-
posite of the dashing firt. The latter
looks you straight and steadily in the
face with clear, unfaltering eyes; the
former has dOwncast orbs, sometiml S
lifted suddenly with great effect, and
as suddenly the white lids, with then
long dark lashes, fall. The demure
tiirt bushes a great deal, and is quite
simple and modest in manner. She is
also of lachrymOse tendency, and her
eyes fill with becoming tears on suita-
bic occasion. She is sffectiOnate and
dOeile to creditable extreme,
and deports herself on all oc-
casions in modest style, She does the
poor oppressed In a telling manner,
and a man is a brute indeed if. after
receiving her soft confidence.
he is not inclined TO do battle in
her behalf against the whole
world, and does not so express himself
to the extent of a bona fde proposal.
for better, for worse 1t is most
favorable circumstance for the demure
hirt if she is obliged for some reason
to reside with an aunt. This relative
is represented, under the strictest vows
Of secrecy, by the dutiful niece, to be
such monster of iniquity and oppres-
sion, and her sufferings under her sad
trials Of so terrible nature, that the
cOnfdant tears his hair and groans
aloud that age aud sex prevent him
from challenging the indulgent and
worthy old lady, and inficting upon
her condign chastisement. While he
fairly weeps at the piteous recital, she
beseeches him to calm himself, and says
she must bear with what fortitude she
may, the burden laid upon her. There
upon the afflicted youth madly COM
mences a speech with my poor angel
of which the result is obvious.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-06
A SIMPLE DISINFECTANr.

Roasted coffee says the homeopathic
World, is one of the most powerful
means, not only Of rendering animal
and vegetable efluvia innocuOus, but
of actually destroying them. In proof
of this, the statement is made that a
room in which meat, in an advanced
degree Of decomposition, had been kept
for some time, was acknowledgement
of all smell on an open coffee rooster
being carried throughit containing one
pound of newly roasted coffee, and in
another room, the effiuyiun occasioned
by the clearing out Of cess-pOol, so
that sulphureted hydrogen and ammo
MIA could be clearly detected, was en-
tirely removed within half a minute on
the employment Of three ounces of
fresh coffee. The best mode is to dry
the raw bean, pound it in a mortar, and
then roast the powder on a moderately
heated iron plate until it assumes a
dark brown hue; it is in this state ready
for use.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-06
Hidden Out.
Condensed kilograms.

The trial of DR.. Swing before the Chicago
Presbytery, began in earnest yesterday by
the citing of witnesses for the prosecution
The first witness failed to establish the
| charge that Swing was unsOund on the
doctrine of the Trinity and the Divinity Of
Christ. Two other Witnesses differed as tC
whether he did or did not, in certain
sermon repudiate the idea of Divine call
to the ministry.
Henry Riedel, a notorious rough OF
Evansville, killed his uncle last night, with
out apparent proyOcatiQn.
An Associated Press dispatch reports a
coalition of Democrats and Republicans in
Oregon to defeat the Independents.
Fort Wayne, Ind, elected six Democratic
Aldermen out of nine yesterday.
Striking miners in Nelsonyille, o., have
smashed all the tools to prevent new men
working.
1t is thought the Oll-postponed trial of
Wintermute, for the murder of Gen.
MOCO0ke, will begin in earnest, at Yank=
ton, next Monday.
Capt. John Christopher, q. 5. A. Com
mandant of Post at Yorkville, S. c., COM
mitted suicide yesterday by shooting.
The Erie Canal opened for business at
Buffalo yesterday.
Girls as young as twelve years are used
in New York as decoys for panel houses.
The Western Unitarian Conference meets
in St. Louis to-day,
Donald Mckay is exhibiting at San
Francisco, the famous Warm Springs Indian
scouts of ModOc fame.
A direct trade eonYentien at Atlanta,
yesterday, perfected measures for establish
ing direct line OF steamers between Saw
annah and Liverpool,