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II yeu don't stop lisain' Al M Nth.
in hurts a VIM WAS than siis,urhin'
the soil around thc roots, now mind
me, That ,ine don't want nnthiu'
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fastened with Nirc."
| ordered u trclls that afternoon.
and tied the .cnlcr shh.ts of the sine
II tho cross pircc. I'll. iuh cost mo
thirty.fuur dollars, On tie following
Tuesday rs.a ii ny agricultural pa.
lsr that It. mau WAITS II ruin gtara
vine The quickest way i il tiv L nr with
wires as ihr uAiaita,inn DESTROYS the
bark - tpuk IN tie wire and r..
placed il with string was taking
about II 81 tile man wiz csmc oyer III
bleed my hais. fnr ,lN llin,l l.s,ags.rS
anl he assafpl me that lllero was only
one sure VA, 70 mako sra, vine Ut
tern.y worthless, anl that WAS to iun
IL np on d trvl.is III rrancu. he tod
nv. tho vineyard owners all trained
their WINS ull poles. and TINT wa. tie
right WY, get the as anil knocked
til. tr.llis H. ricecs, an, them iiAel the
vine 70 u hean polo. Still IL didn't
thrive very well, and asked nur.
sery man near me to eelnu and ,ouk a, /
Il. llo said he aouldn't como but he
Lncw what Was tho matter with the
vino m well a. II hc san it. Ii want.
oil pruning ought to cut il down /
within ton feet a the loe,s aud ma
nura Il we'll. did cut II down aud
emp,icd a bar u guam escr is, but
~ 1t seemed sott OF slow. Insisted en
tho nursrr,man coming ever u cAau-
Inc. llu sltl that Ills feo VAS ten slol.
lars IN advance. paid him aud hc
ea,ne. llv laekcl ut TIM vine mo.
mcnt; then ho snilcd, and ,L.n he
said "By posh, Ailrr, lal isn't 4
grape Vine 1T al. lisa Virginia
ereopcr.
- have kind of knocked oil On
grape caltufe aud mn pa, IN ~, ~ at.
teallpn IL ms cabbage.
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lt~TItI I'll THE rIsfr.
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VIII attend - .ull.e'iuns aaa rav ,asss
fuf nansfcs6,l,nts In MI, rart nl FILLMORE
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-23
YOliS /. BROWN.
PAINTER AAD GLAXlER,
ti.Is.sD, IOWA

Would respectfully unnn,incr iAai |
Mn prepared 10 give prompt attention mud
satisfactory attention IL all kinds III work
belonging tanny brunch II my profession.
shop south side ~ Market street, nrurly
orpnsilr the Elevator. n3ii
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natty this afternoon. aud | shonll hate
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cheek, where tl,p tclllale auil Ind
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mnst an, evening / shall 10 claa t.
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vice to each tier 7
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and to my dying day shall never FIR.
got tho sensation of ,hnt moment. 1
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int hcr r fall that conld Al noihio,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-23
HARNESS SHOP.

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, 1874-04-29
TEMPERANCE AND RELIGION At ELGIN, ILL;

ELo1s. H.. april 81, 1874.
70 tho Editor Of tbs Chicago 1ftbuae:
SIR: 4 most outhusatio meeting was held last
evening Sunday at tho Du Bots Opora- -uoueo.
which was filled with crowd Of at least !, 400
persons.
The addreaa Of tho evening was by the noy. N,
II. A1tol who mado many telling points, and
scyorely criticiaed the late notion Of tho CITY
Council in authorizing ronowal Of llceuaos, iu
opposition to tho mantast wishes Of tho citizens,
Tho chief feature Of tho evening WIS tho roport
Of the Ladies' Committee, IN APPEAL to tho leo.
pla Of Elgln BY tho women, nobly delivered by
Mrs. X. Sylla and tbs circulation Of tn
plodgo Of tho Elgln Temperance Union. by
twonty-et1 young ladios, to which 350 sieuntnroa
wore obtained, including those Of manv prf,mi-
nont men. Tho feeling Is lnanIfest on all nands
that a strong public sentiment against tic li0uor
traffic iB growing rapidly In thla wol-known n1.d
thriving city.
Religious feo!ing, too, is manifested in tho
serica OF Gospel meetings which aro now in pro-
gress, under tho leadership Of Mai. D. ", Whit
tla, lata bua'IloaR agent or tho Natiaua! Eatoh
Company, and Prof, Il. =, Bliss, OF Chicago. Al
rosdy many a!nnesa aro brought hopefully under
The ladies' hold a womon's temperance moot
lng On Wednesday, afternoon, for tho purpose Of
distributing tue city for systematic WORK. Another
1naah-!naoting will ho held lext Sunday evening
It Du Dois Hall, to ba addressed by tho Rev.
ur. ba9ch. an earnest worker In the cause.
, 1874-04-29

imagined. fow days ago?, that thoy had gained q
victory by tho voto.-lltnots 6tdts Journal.
Tho general opinion Hoolns to DO TINT It will
not eerIously or Immediately nfroot tho ltopnbli-
can party, further than to provo an additional
forco In tho gradual work Of lisntogration.--
lndtanapolta Nc1os.
"A fow such accosslonH rof inflatloniata1 will
not hurt tho Republican pnrty.-l1och Island
Tho Ireas aoolda our Senators in jta editorial
THIS M morning for voting for tho Currency BILL
*. PaMt Pioneer.
-Tho stand which has boon takon bv tho
Prostdont against tho imitation scheme OF Con-
gross wiil no doubt cause watling md gnashing
Of teoth iu 1ndiana and Illinois, whore Che atyo.
catcs Of expansion, led by Morton and Logan,
aro oxcoodtnEly olamorou8 for moro currency
but wo doubt not that, throughout tho country
aa whole, tho Iscsldont'a voto will bo gonerally
commended: In our opinion 1t should be-
Grand Rapids (Affch.) Ercniuq Post,
III We arc MI honest nation Yo must como to
npeclo-pRymonts aomo time. and no can got thoro
By only two ways, viz: Paying IN, or repudi-
atlng dobts. Imitation means ultimate rop,1di-
alton !. contraction means gradual paying IN Of
tho dobts evon il timcB becomo hnrd.2Gcnern
Lake 1pis.) Herald
III, for tho purposo Of convenience, re aro
to have pnror-ousrency, lot uB ut lcnat have M
Honest currency, md currency which constant
" and permanently represents what 1t purporta
70 represent, 30 that ovory man may know that
tho dollar OF to.day is to DO dollar, not ouly
To-day, but also Observation-Disclosures .Ne,us.
, 1874-04-29


"Ln Vie rarisieuno," was giyon at AloYicker's
Theatre, Ia not ono Of those works which would
often bo selected to advance tho causo OF moral
ity in Chicago In particular or in tho world in
goncral; not that life in paria may be any
worse than Ito in any other great cities but ths
IS only ono phase Of life. and that the worst
phase, dressed up ia odd costume grotesquo md
humorous action mud picturesque music oapabIe
of expressing . groat mnn1 things which might
botter bo left uuoxprosaod. Fortunately, how
ever, It is work not often giyon. It first
saw the light In Chicago on tue Oh
Of Nay, 1869. ut tho Grosby Opera 1Iouse,
and was given twice under tho managerial auspi-
COS OF Jacob Grau, whose thoughts nowadays arc
turned to better things than opera bo,1tfe. Rose
Boil, who has now driftad down into the London
Alhnmbra, took tho part of Gabrielle; blllo.
peaclauzas that Of Metclla /. Carrier, the triple
that Of tho Daron and Alussay that OF Bobiuet;
tho eanlo roles being filled last evening br Aimee
Stani, Juteau, Dnplan, aud Lccuyor It Is q
story as lts name indicates, Of Partisan 1owlito.
Paris is gratitled While the Baron is ontoyjnc
lilo his way, tho Baroness is enjoyingi it her way,
quite caroleHa OF each others whereabouts.
There aro four acts Of debauohory of all Sorts,
which has not aven the merit Of rsanomont to
relieve 1t. Il is coarse, gross, md undisguiBod,
with very little humor to give it piauancy. The
music ia n,ado up Of ehreda and patchcs from
01enbaohs other ,worka, and mainly Of tho
ltghtoat and most t.lvial sort. Tho only member
which redoems oil this musical Hrsah il the
Tyrolean song, at the end Of the SECOND act.
which Aimoe sung oapitally, md for
which sho received triple encore. Il
is hardly worth while. however, to
which lasts minute Or two, and ba oondo,nned
tor threo hours to llsten to droary dialogue Lalf
Of which might bo cut, and equally dreary music,
Iho Iyro!oan may saYo tho opora for one class
tho end OF the third act, for another class Int
tho elimination Of tho whole opera from tic
repertoire would DO an exosllont tLing to do.
Aimee il too good bu!ro artist to tl1roy herself
nway om such stuff. This eyeniug tho 1avorite
- La Fille da Nine. Angot " will be repeated
, 1874-04-29

controverav can ho settled by tho light Of hta OK
panst!on. Az Persons Of healthy, ,i,nnElnaltonB
hot boqaeat hom 1f to soo norsos Feaso
for hydrophobln iB hut aiaeaso Of tho iu,agiua.
tion according to n1r. novoy's theory, inatoad Of
a.potsoning OF tho blopd and MI actunl inocnln-
tion Of rabioa. OF course, holding anch woll-
illustrations, md produces quito n formidable
array or dnRthncaa where porsons hhvo siokonotl
and died undor imaginary spells. Flo also rc-
views tho case Of Mrs. Ada Noyca, and placos
tho proof Of this bong that othor porunnH who
woro bitten at tho natno ti1no hayo mot sufforol
tue slightest inconvoniencc. On tue osllor hand,
70 has omitted to give equally well-catabllshott
instances Whoro peoplo have boon slightly hltton
while playing with favorito dogs, aud thought
no mora about 1t until soizol with tho unmlR-
taxable symptoms OF hytlrophobia.
, 1874-04-29
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Esttmntcs Cor tho Ensuing Ycur--luls.
Ccllnn0ol1s 1ftlHincas.
Tho Board Of Education met last evening

Estimates f0r tho Ensuing Ycur--Nuis.
Cellnnoous Business.
Tho Board Of Education met last evening,
President King in tho chair.
FAY up.
The school-Agont submitted statement Of
rent due from lessoos Of school fund property to
May {oxoluBiyo oflntereHt and damages). shoW-
ing that $208. .20G.71 is owing on this account.
MORE nooM.
r Tho President stated that tho Vedder.atroet
Primary School would be opened on Monday.
TUE AaAss1z MEMORIAL.
Bupt. picIard called attention to q circular
from, boston asking the toachera and pupils to
eubscriho toward the founding OF q Geological
Museum as memorial to Prof. Agassiz, and, On
M0tiun, they wore given permission to make HucA
contributions as they desired.
RESTORATION AND PROMOTION.
Tie resignation Of Miss Mary A. Evana. Head
Assistant in tho Brown School, was accepted,
and Miss Apry sponco was elected to fill the
Miss Elsie Gould wna olectoa Principal Of the
North Branch Primary.
PARTIAL CENTIFIoATEH,
Tho Committee On Examination OF Teachers
Recommended that partial certiticateA DO granted
to Addio II. Orano, sarai, J. Rassell Mrs. H. T..
Drayton Helen NJ. hathaway, and Mary Louise
Sergeant. Concurlod in.
APPOINTMENTS.
Tho Committee OIL appointment OF Ieacnef6
reported AZ follows:
Antoinotto BpichartH, German, Washington /;
Matte i. Caroy, HolAtota ii. Louise Sergeant,
Doro +, Lizzie II. Oaknan, Burr; Julia 81.
Dayla. KinzIel Mary j. hce. sa Third Avenue venue,
Downs, Fannie West, Carrie L. Whitnlose Alice
i, Varl,artl, aud II. Ii. kraHp1er TOR temporary
racancies. 80 -.
nEaIaNATloHH. .,
Anna II. frank, Haven, Marguerite Murphy
Nowhury.
1zaia J. DUN, Qgdan; !da J. oook, Y, Mary tsry
uroyv; Uoll uauphiuey, Doro; Eup 'oneS'
, 1874-04-29


Thu Chicago bout builders ara engaged in tho build
ing OF numerous yachts. at their yards, w. Bates Il
Go. arc building . lnrge stonM yacht for Henry War
bcpi aui feet hold It II dcsgned to ls D p,easre
ss1s dnd w so9t They
o ss s a shf1e ~ laA @
inches of water. Tho sans parties hive IN order for
s!onr-oared working boat for tho Farrayut Rowing
ieto Club. Of South clcago, tho comus COM ~ ecason. Ms
George sturges IL building q yacht at Six.oenth
ss ~ ts e fi IT, ~ as4 pf Is ss hf@ %
rsFs9ps Taqss n,sey l. building ssfoot sush
str3its an4 to ~ appearances they arc s slozed T
nent yesse-,en, that tlo hcayy north wiud prevailing
yesterday aud tho night hafore n,ukt hayo broken up
The ICE, aud that Vessels would pass through tic
that Il Is too cold yet for the leo to broak up and tha
sho sras WY remain cosea for at least week more.
tie s ling g ss ana st. IT, rses ao
Tho snow storm, which aot in about o'clock Mon
in but ta stiff noTtlcascr continued to blow all day
yssterday. Up to late hour last ovoning scci-
Lad narrow escaps whie ept.rjua the harbor o ivy"
-Yeseray was ;eull day Ut tue doyk, but few ycs.
ses having entered tho hsrbor during tc ay and ut
market.
-Ths steam csnal-boat cash!os, loaded with sand.
III NlAu LIKE, SE4tlr4dY AFTERNOON, 4u4
sunk The steamer Dispatch IL now enangol in pump
ing the sa'a out Of her It is thought shlt sic To
raised without much .l!tlealty,
Mesars. g. :. Rand and eury ncrgcr, Of aIanltowoc,
have 1aat produced ons Of the atuu1ichtst and han
tho nav achr. ]. T. Case The o!lcial measurement
naue last Monday elows llcr to 10 only q fraction
@ xGts o. S1s tons or 81 tons arges ha tho sclr Neon.
Will he remhetcd took GU. 3d. $50 bshals OF wheat
sra,.ght Of II fsot Of water Tao difference IN tom
b to hsa So 1s ha s asnas
ca; brcst Of bcs s 'f u fsct s Il ho' auS Tx
feet sle ~ tho M property OF Mossrs J. !. Case and
Tile Toleao aud saginaw Transportation Company.
for which tho '. L. Ketchasn receny built at BY
City, hayp now . lrs.-uass llno aud ths following
ssoatn-basgos ] Tempest. i. il. uireEhaaa, e Y. IL
M Ksicha 4 L. Hat'eF' Troy Dayton, nao bralnard,
-Tlero IL much mood Of Custom House Official ut
East Tawas to attend to the arrival u eearauces OF
steamers and yessels Yesxola taking their departnro
for porA hollow are not uuiroquently ut oaa aa to te
course to 10 p1,rsed ia ach and arc under the
nsccssiy Of calling 1t pntrot for tts regulate n-
bo ports Of considerable importance, and % neei the
presence Of the above otlcials. '"S
no5sn the da"usa1 snau mesS s & ts Engemann
mann; General 1lauagor, II. L. WliSlns ssoraIsrv
da aa, TEs.srSs E,yaan L. Wagner Theo.
-LighsersAe charges on the Saginaw River this ,sa-
h!ll, aud s5o pev m from I'll po!ass ahnye.@a rsstc
from fon q r. g f1q N the sate lsst sa per b
s9 nf.S a anu 90 from as points uboYe Tese
III antl out. ~ Wv '6"'oA'
ITAo steam barge Alice Strong mistook tho dock at
Acey lahtd Friday afternoon, md wont olltl,p roeks
bus W throwing overheard portion Of rr cargo sAu
WIZ @ Hot oli WITHOUT muuh dariugo.
-one {na Il tue !bs Of tho sehr Moonlight caught
Saginaw hasbor last Friday, and was badly Damaged
, 1874-04-29

Honrts OF Supervisors for 1874.

L Dcnoscs -clectcd1
GRUMPY COUNTY.
Al'xshblo-Flelcher DlrHt, 1top.
I'racevllle-Gaorgo ". Booth, Nor.
Mrionna-Danlol . 'connoll, Dom.
Ioltx-sam1el auffern, Peoples.
uoodfarn1-E. IT, Barr, Hop.
0roonfled-AmoB Cloyer, Peoples.
lisghland-a. L. Gilbort, Dom.
Morrla-John barr, paoploa.
Nettlo Creek-Snm1lol Hogo nep.
Norn'an--1ohn Reilly, Dom.
sAsatoga-I1iratn Thayer. Nep.
Ylanna-Al. D. hlaloy, Dom.
Wauponaio-L. L. Claypool, Peoples.
Total, IL. no-eootod, -. nepublioans, G,
Democrats, 4; poople'e,4.
KENDALL COUNTY.
Dig Qrovo-P. s. Lott, hop.
Dr1stol-O. II. Raymond, Top.
Tox-D. Il. Dallou. Nop.
Kondal!-John Kellott, Rop.
Lisbon--J. 8. McGratli, Farmer.
Little Took-Villiam Taylor, Top.
Na-au-say-Al. L. Smith, Rep.
Oswego-1I. ". Farley, Farmer.
Sowarl-Wllliam Bedford, Farmer.
Total, 0. llo-oloctod. -. Republicans, G,
rlzEwr1r COUNTY.
Doynton-Willfam lIorcllaad, Nep.
Cincinnati 6toehr,% Dam.
Deer Croek-Eri Bogsrdns." )" Anti-Monop.
Dolayan-1sicllard Holmos,* nep.
Dillon -Alathias Mount Dom.
. Elm aroyo-D: john nennott,.* Dem.
Fond dn Lac-Samuel Il. Mowberry,% Inde.
royoland-0eorge Landes, Hep.
Htst!o-Lorenzo 1Iatnlino, Iop.
l1opodalo-G. T. OrondorG, *Anti-Monop.
Little MATHEMATICIAN Hclts,* Rep.
hlaofinaw-Qeorgo Miller,* Dem.
AIhlono-Willinm Il. Mcdowell, indie.
n1orton-Wliarn A. Moore, Ant. .Nronop,
Pekin-doorgo Qreigg,* Antl-Monop.; Will
lam Don Minus Antl-Afonop.
pel'in (sIty}-p Q. Smith, nop,; John Horgot,
Sand prairio-James II. KilpRtrlck," Indo. s
Spring Lako-Danel Sapp,+ Dom.
FREMONT Edwin Pratt, Ant-n[onop.
Wasnington-John II. Anthony 1iep.; ". H.
Total q. Reelected, TO- Republicans, 10;
Domoerats, 6; Anti.Mocnopoly, 6: Independent,
.. Last yoar, II Republicans, 10 Democrats.
...... HANCOCK COUNTY.
'Appanoose-John Jackson, Anti-Monp
Doar Cree1i-J. Z. Gerard, Dem.
Cartha9o-W. II. aanior, Anti-Nfonop
Chli-Henry Ramsey, Anti.Monop.
Dallas-Dayld LinberCar,+ Dem.
Durhaul-1, N. Morris, Rop.
Fountain Grecn-J. n. Dulloo1,+ Rep
Hancocl-J. 7. Spangler, Ind.
HARMONY. s. Burner, Dem.
In uarpo-John Miller. Dotn>
ontobollo-Davd Hnnson, Dom.
Nauyoo-A. W. burt, Ind.
Pilot droyo-1y. Jcdney. Dem.
Pontoosuc-J. ". NTaxwell,* Dem.
prnlrio-Ym. r. uamilton,* Dem.
Rock Creek-John Davison, Dem.
Rocky Run--A. N. Cherry, Dem.
sonora-John Brown Dom.
st. Albans-D. IIocox,* Dem.
st. Mary-John A. Ross, = Dem.
Waker-G. ". Barnett. Dem.
WarHaw-Chnr1es Hoppe,+ Rep.
Wilcox-J. Z. Johnson, Dom.
Wytle-JameB Larrimore. Rep.
Total. 25. nc-olccted, s. Iiopuboans. 5,
Democrats, l5; Autobiography, .; lndepend-
, 1874-04-29

JunuE sMt1n,--NItchso1 Dyrno ut 4l, v +. q, T4y-
lori Fort'!ct. 1870 md motion for now triai.
ufhouIT CouAT-JuDnn Hn0EnH,-Stmon Pick Y.
=, 9s,,.,T. =. hulen; verdict 5000 and motion for nnw
JupnE noorn.-Joacph O']rion =. ". v. Johnston,
Sarah ": Nhrkius, Sarah Uouovor, and Lyman Baird;
verdict, $1N4 10 anl motion for now trlal.
JUICE m TnEE.-Willain 9. D'uctt =. 1sudolph Nec-