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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-20
How 10 tonk u llcvfstcAk.

4 Leef.lpes II always best bvoiled;
but The following method II Sssom-
menda,l when hroling II NOT convenient;
The frying. I,sn h.Ia9 wiped dry. place
II uln tie st,o 70 haenms hot In
tl,e uep I,us Pepper aad wi. shs steak
,ha, lny |, ~ lhehos, dry pan. and
estnatl, eosor ~ tightly - poaAlhle,
Nl,pn .l,a raw ilesh touches tho heat
"A ,,an II ,p.nfnp II soethea and sdhcrcs
/. il, Iul III lsw seconds II bccomca
ieu.cne.l and jury, Every hAlf-mln-
ne turn ,ho ateak hut b. careful to
keep il i, much ~ pe..ihe under cov-
~ When nparly done. lay small
p,eep II lulirr Aron u. and u you
aah, nurll gravy, aid Tablespoonful
+ .,rans III Tint makes tho most
,leliat,. lui,6ti,l, lsai'ca stake, full
u juice ,et te'uialHs AL The healthy.
I4eiy slasaf tiai an, John Hull could
tefa.tp ~ saNtp method MAy bc
Ii i, =, nn 4.l,l- ~ ham. only
iel ~ .niie II ~ cooking 10 prevent
lnyn ttuip 4. .lils farn An oxcsllene
Il \, -, n a,llp ~ pdling little
1, EYE. TIL II ! i pint II oous
IL, 4ts.si. abQf Il .ho liz and par
j i, pa.Jl MI ,l.e y'lL Il ~ sgg wsll
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lirltItants.


Men rAnnet IL se, ha' my snnabIe f.ts
,iy nel,ly Lepera II,
NJ prAiu Va anal hat nss ~ eur enuluL.AI
NJ ar ~ slanli bat tst the l.ts,esl grains
NJ thing ~ small, but iea.hes ,has Col
feigna
4 gtent eenl ~ time 4 contracted III
oppott unity, vliah u lilo aewer +
time.
1rna goninusa II lika thu slow..urm
|, .'lipcs 'o'st wl,un 10 r,cr except ihhsn
~ HEAVEN nre npun II.
Advice II Ike e,lnw. thu SITTER II
fall, the lauFcr Il dve,la ui,on. and the
deeper II sinks Into tl,s mind.
sla.t nrl. rc.lnlru long stud, nnl al.
rleatinni hut tie mn#t ,i.pfnlntl u MI.
that u plepslny. requires only tho 10.
sirrt
Astn Alell taken from Ii. home In
the depths " tlle peean. Atlll mn'n,nrr
II the ~aa W epn@ionrr. III tho h.att
II nnn rsill nisus tho trna soire IL III
Maker. Though far removed ffpm the
Divine so,ilee.
c,uiuttmsnl al,itlrs With ,fntl, And
you will generally .alrpr ftr nls'lins u
appear oshet tho ,,alarr, wlielher i
ir fialier, If gf. Httaf, nf nnfr laafnel
| 'rha musk atni hat llues MI ipsli iliupn,
NJ tnftuln
lnsen II wonders eeatlng whpn II,
entsr HEAVEN, they will int inarease
/ flf the mure ~ knoN, Ito moro nlsr
/ fnl lnoa everything l,es sius, Nu,'irl
hclnugs IL luualplpe. Mt 1, esroti
anep Iir ls,tne, ptau l,,c,s ~ |
Hover n iisra,. willis the ian nm
man - ". elill ~ nj iae & ~
irae, l,n riinhiin', \ rim -
,la,bi nat, Il ~ III all eh1aa' r.lhlfa
iion aud wpaler = Al arsl thu 4
us
| II Ii CIR naturp ta rej'tiee, WI
within a,ri ifi'tntt Il nnlt.inHie1i tfl
nirrplnist 10 ff 10 ID 'fi'Hi ltl ~
anl t'iA m,,pp'e 7 emti ,a4s.i. .feill
il. lie l.piie,.t i naaa.ls 81 ~, =
wilderness,
Two grpa, mistakes among manhiu
are u measurc truth ny every man'
rinrle rpnsnn. aud mol onl, 10 wi.
every body like ene'a -elf. hut = u
iis,e them W tho. and sllat tsy ~
only disguised In wial 'hsr aiilar ffai
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crrrhru.Splnal Mealnwlals.

II Il almns, worth while heing sick "
mo ran enls hnsr malady with dnr
name, 4 lais came ~ me. perhaps
year aEo, anil rrascls told me, II an
suffering from polarization u tho cere.
hro.-rinel asis. sho was sure shis
wa. her mala,l,, A certain doctor WIN
uas educated Ia Enrcpc had cArefMlly
examined her casc aud assured her that
lilo mnhls ~ Polarization of the
ccrrhrnaeriral AVIS /" Tim dnctor al.
sisod i Fnrn ean trip, with tho use of
ollie II potassium and bromide of
potassium. shc wi-hcl mo 10 examine
her ea.e md iel lor what thought of
II, .Iior INV inquiries, said. "lta
the Lnrkaehe Nou must take oil
YOUR cpr.e's. keep your
10 warm and ~ 10 bod Ut 0 o'clock, /"
she s,an gpi we'll. hu. think vas
nesrr altogether ra'ishea with giving
w that grand name CIR plain hackache,
~ With exchanging iod,do " potassium
fr abandonment III corset, or bromide
Il POTASSIUM fur bod nt y o'clock,
corelrr.spinal meningitis IL not, ~
aans paer'p-saem ~ ,hink, specific
,ispafa lisn smallpox, but exhaustion
arrpmNuulei Il, irritation or inflammation
NJ Tie membranes of the brain and
spinal aar,l, Il IA logieal result Of
aar raat mode IT lifu WI breathe \
lai air, li,a In tho slade, neglect OK
prelse, keep hal hours, and rush things
generally. Naturally, our heads and
hack berams exhausted. mud ono now
anI ,hua takes ~ litllo congestion
Il III, no larls mud dies, The ssmo dis
ehsa has prevailed among tho exhaust
ii for hundreds u years, but now
nov anI grind name has besn invent
el l,r 1t NJ ohe who leads aenaibls
life will hu likely 10 suffer from m ~.
tax II TIL. malply --Dio Lewis.
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- n ~heH ar# N4sA. 80 NJ
~ ttAmAea go A. IT, aHa 49,
Nsfss iisth eAiiispA III t9ss wsi -
49, Ftlaa shsm rAs sea \ see q
y " fts 80 iatie u 49, n
n f - siem - ~
sAss tAs mess tssA sf'4 ~ w.
ilttt tiiheAt i, sst ~ - - ! IA
" fattiliFetA nEa sl4if n. - tissss
stes#
In ssi fst stse 49, wtyA IA. tNl
saiWsss ~ ~ .f II II ~ tsp. ~
tAt f+t - ~ fe, ri
hsat ~ etHt ftean i vawaa
80 HE thtt ~ 49, II II ttn
i#'N isl' sF ~tehg III tAet sfe
r'slt u etsi tl''se4s NJ ,hA 'atitsu.
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\ 80 ~#aseAe u sAe A.Avsl - A..
" HasNFtsa sAtAsAr - - A#A4A
- Il #8aAs& y u a~ssts nslsA. !
Nt# 80 NA III .ss~#a~rr.A
AsassNt sA@t ~ peV# i fs~ lANss lss
- AYa ssGeFsA ~ ~tssts t~ssss 80
@ts Fls. phf ~ 80 A.
$50 iNt leaNu ~esi sht ~s.s
u sAA y ~t*srs j. ii ~ sase mtsA
ssNa sn sA1e " the reasss ~ s~t~ss
- tAwf ~ " ~ sAs uHve ~~tl
- et*A ~tsttisA A. - "A \ -
- ~ stea l., Il aasa sn~aAss
t~fAat il " hears iss aAims~Sns
lsae visA hetes II nyass " have 4.
fts't sl'A ss.sAsst ~sih ,Ae s4~sm
ssif ~ ~tssm ystss la.s asa ,hs IA,
i~F r siafNits mi - f~a seas sAr
~sft sa Aiias ,As rs~.M n ~om s~a
Fs ssnH as1s have sht .rissstrn iaeA
lllas ~ tftam sheasa rss y, .eas.
~ y aaalt h*tses hassrs. mn mnss
"a Il Ssf NJ vavsm wei. ~ marA la.
/ Aisiia - ,hat N riras. yrllr~ sl,n
ftNs ~ she efenHs II will mAk& ske
ha'ivs ssrusei !, i A AAa ~ mnla, ~
$500 n aamWef, threw 4 handful ri
als In staf eram ros ~hen yuw 6t.t
set i'l II will keep shv cream swees
Ienref lla sate u ssntllate the cellar
y W \ tram, u u 4 mistake 10 chMfn
sweet nal .nr cream together. ~ Ia
nahpa ,ha hu,irr s,f,alsd, 10 not
. VI TN lui'rr inp long. |, will ~.
!, mp ui's lN hasea llne cloth. ~lucss.
y t,i pf rHll Na'ef Il take ~ sAe
inttrtMllk with
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wIllllt.


4 oaltuin eplleva I'rpfpHapr had M.
famhluI lir rlass 1T In commencement
~ tic torn. aud Was reading pyut tie
liat pf lie namss ~ fee iliri all wnra
present, II rhunpud tlat unn of thu
uln,bpr was unknown ~ tho rrafetspi.
having ust uttered the rllss.
~ IN. i ,pur uanp lrf aa'sed The
II 3ft.sgr, looking through hia spcria'
rirs.
'son arnn bp.pk," sss lilo startling
reply
''fir, rnid illu pfsfsas,r. Init safis
ipg 30 ~ Ilis e'iair NJ tlis aupl,gsatl IN.
la,iinrnen. but not 1nitp snre that hr
hal understood him correctly
..ir. diI not ptaely understand
your ana'ger.
"You are i brick" was rgnih 'l,e
co',.n,sl reply.
This Ii iutaleralle.' aii the Pro-
fer-yr. i,ia faes reddrning beware,
young man. how ,pa attempt 70 inr.l'
M "
"Iptult you" said tho student, Il
turn as.pnisl,ed. "llow l,ayc don,
itf"
"Dil yon my was brick" -
turned Tho Professor, with siiiled inslg
natien
mo. Hir. yon asked my name
and answered your question. Wy nam
II I. X. a. IIriek--ldah l.eynaId
Anderson Brick "
"Ah. indeed /" murnured tho Pro
fe.sor. sinking bae' uso l.ls scat IN ron
fusion III was misconeeihion On NJ
part You viii commence your lessou
Mr., ahom, Ahsn, = brick"
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go tAH n.


Nensrh /, 'ap Aas, tat 'Aiea hsis'
nf thr liinat seltlt Aa.'hs4s estt vel
sivr aul II sath sti'ii !. 81 meas Il
rtt'ain III mant lars 'if' tics ste
Il ing rseA, mi nai " tk We hssn
fivra aursicnlpi eftns ~ lher ntsle
II operations L II nev phasa ~ lie
| IL Anrrlea l, i 'tpial II Western
sneia's 'fhe experiment would ~ ~.
r.. In Nrw Nntk IN ans e'her lhrrr tiis.
Hut In villages ~llere oil the people
kanw nnn another Tho movement II t.It
| nnd shr sensation affects tia wtnlc rani.
munity. Public sentiment il brought
81 hear npon the nnt rlhlart anl tin
rp-alt fnllovssr speedily
Women hsve eansc Il m,sn IN this
matter, Oh ,hrm anil an iheir children
fills the curse IL intemparanre, lnnp'
epnl ~ they ere. tley ARC the greatest
sufferers, n u very easy for 'hpsc who
nte surrounded with the blessings RI
virtue ainl competence, whose domestic
hliss wns never disturbed hy "A lrnNk.
arI'n presence, Wliuac lul hnl hnatl
we're never polluted Ny tho nonAsrous
incubus II ii brutal husband aud father
---te speak lightly anI oven contempt.
nanrly of wpnen who ru,h from their
I,ou.s into tho ~l,pe'i aud be.ia"n tho
rnpueIlrr's der viii, tltpfr prayers ,has
Ite will israt from ir destructive traf.
H.. a,l DO ~ longer party 10 the
nmnnfart,irn III lrnnlnrs hut IN
EYER, town III ,l,. broai land whore IN.
tnkipaliug drinks nrc soA. this making
II .lrnulnri. II g,iHg o., and women
url tie innpsrnt sufferer. upon wllon,
ihn a'lid hunlnu NJ inlpnlctnpnn falls.
We mns npt fustrl their nay II llrraa
in4 lnnu tItu Hnis NJ tha hpsi ln, II u
i ,urepsstul W bill 'llam Gol.,pucl.
TN further they ii, In lhat direction
.hr baltpf, anll W. would rejoice T. ''ear
tint IN e4pft village In the luitp,l
ftn'os tlte nalusn "pro ~ III ufnie -
| mi dpWn tllp ifaii.' IL Intoxicating
.ltiuR.
y amptsasel IN u 'arfaf huaiut i. "
pa3t pne il tlp alntplrl1 AMI i, ssta
ptnsitf 80 anthar. Tho state gisea
~ ! lires y ~. li,aar and vii :
~ th aa..il .ahf.a i nfged ~
jps'tLp4tf fia III i ira'lie tiat !. lllinatlr
I,lnl Mil. t3t ~ aHti efinn. Tho las
.if ,ana 90 uaia ttll,ibs righ. which
itit iaa Il s,,a tivfnla. Anl II ilie IN.
Itisqtin,n, i traffic IL lin Il i faial t.
l4In tiH meas ~ mint I4nreHaing
IlHnprf. II anl crime, tua converting
p,in.s 1T, la.ils ii. ininan laas IN.
not naaa.t i 9il.etni-e than llua4sa II II.
wionR,
I.r.nle .'la spmpn will WIKI tha
rou..iul,p II men tt III tie Ntsl oul,,
Iinl III ,ha i.a.i II s..l, anrl ii,ry wlp
nro nns ii nm j, lie a,,At,it II irade
tlat iuiit untold vppr upon sa.iuiy,
t,uay b. I'll ~ loll. NJ |, seriously. mud
IL aaa themselves II lbpia IL Mt rtiue
l,ettsr 49, 4 ntA,na money lhan tlli. !
~, !. Observer.
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sammy wnr reading thu bible very
a,.en,isely, whom his father eame ,nte
The room and asked him what he had
fpuni that was ~ interesting, Tbs
l"y. looking up, Eagerly exclaimed,
II have tound ,laee In the i'ible
where they were Al Methodist 7 ,'ilow
~" inquired ihe father "l'caanss. :
said he. "all The reol,le said Amen :
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Tho New Ynrk World. IN referring
/, tIe proposition - put Odd Into
The coa .i'mieu." sa,H In onr hmm.
bic Judgment |, would 10 great deAl
bvsier 10 put Him into tho hearts and
eon.eiepees u she people. w have
10 faith IN attempts 70 propagate 70.
lixion BY political u Governmental
machinery"
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se.s s~.sA. sp~~w

n,uo ,turu VA d huy Who won't 0sl'-
tt,4ua t.nn1 u anl hi. nu,hsr knew ho
Ipi t4!ion ia lull nor hu had been 10
,sur4g t.lloul lseio,e sho lAmmed him
II. a.fpl lin polemnly II hs knew
where hal hn,, always 70 who tell
e,y nutiv,a aauh awful Illus. and hs
mIa. .,i... 'ma,n --shuy - a.ashing."
ar yuu VIII place your esr 70 this pap
D. you can hear that hay's screams.
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Compulsory Education True stas~Man.
shin.


I,arily, ignorance should not bo per.
miltel In tho State; that Ii to ras,
education should be compulsory. The
h,@t feeling ilat nlmast every young
man l,ns wllcn ynu taS "E.lnrailpn
should ba compulsory, !. thnt II snakes
olt fureyer TIM predominant iroe'lam ~
tho ~lalp, tie rights lint ~ nans -.
.Iey. hriiesihs Tint Il Il divine right
which thy tns# IN, T. eIufa'H their
children esaetIy ~ they IinaW --''p ei-
uraln them lillle, ~ perhaps ~, ein.
ela!s tlem NJ III !, Tint - compel t.
eiinatu feain, gftat crime,
Int TIL compulsory education il M
nuw os'rnalahi ttpia,ser ~ the State.
ti,p atuta alrtpI, lip4 II The -tuis ltaa
tho tiaift 4, lesis,at, for tie public
gpnl alll 1fittlui9r Ni,at ,sai aan IL
apl viii $50 eift il talsah toat ltn'i
II 1 Watth u ! y fAtes taa y'i t9Aftnli
II LINZ II nit II u waui' u.
J'hlu sasf ,i.iltea I'll stale ia
i siIsld Il l. IL !, ith aii fiIese tlIiaF.
II fAt .tatp fs4iu.t tfleM4 ta ian
lii lanber il ila Ftud require stur
children II, t4n paupatpd II Nil lpkp
lapHi' y th atld yi,,r r'iili'ea .4iii'
taieii. la, m's will ut t,nfl' So, n,
laW tua.tlas !. H,ap .i,ntu I'll. nan il
| lipitt li,aa to la'e
fntr, ~, tt,alanfo. tltn Inv aguinsl
egnniaft,iiipa; Netting IN thii law
lputias mn
There i mt ,l,n lsast ilsaililIty af'lial
,ay touching M, IL ntisfa viii, ne ~
name nelelJ 1beln against i,nrglt,
! II firwad II The rape ligh. leave tbai
| la. ~ IN bonsath ~ ihat ! nm, III II
wrra, drawn LAet anil sheltered tfan,
committing any sHpl, net ~ TINT Law
| sleeiins. ~ with respect ~ evillnlls,'
u education.
lie gfeai argument i eoIDpr'a''r,
education Ii the educating ,p'nr,afil,
~ nn,,tity ~ tbs ~'at.s children
~. tie rrnple ea,, ''If tho relioois m
uslI, nus ,su sat safely lea,u tllest
el,il.lren |, parnalal affection r. NJ,
No. There In u ,asl numi,.r ~ une!u
Gated Foreigners tbat brinH iuu'l,,saiu
children .utp lllis land. and they ,pn
understand The nuerssit5 anl aisuniag'
|of education until they haso Lpe,
huro u allp,l iimn, anil then lieJ cntel
sI,o spirit NJ tho thing u once
There nra 4 great many bai etarae
ter nnd criminals, people si.ai ha,u n
Ieara for tle education II their eI.il.irep
ior tie Hialo ran do muai iog l,c,Hnl, |,
| tho eare II them There aro gfea
Dany mora \ your careless parents
who 10 not appreciate 4he neea#.ity .
education. pni luok mvrs 10 .i,pmsrl.c
than 10 the intelligence u tho child
When this u tlls .aas The fiate has
right - atep Ii and iake caro- of th
lcliIiren
| II thu parent sarrileer il,a etillr IN
telIiyerre. than tie -iaiais ,esiul vii
y parent ! right. fpr though All parent
have tila libpriy ~ doing right, ~ la,
eni l.a. thu Right IL ~ wrong, anl !
ihi. respect il,e great parent. thu sla'
viii not ut pass unl,sarl TIM inariicu
laie sry ofll,e army n little children si,a
are growing np around N, tho Stat
has ~ right ~ pamper tho feelings i
saltshnrs~ IN this question " edueaiin
tho minds u ths Young, y - stint n
privileges u full msnhoed.
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A man prone u suspect avil !. mostly
looking III 'is ppishbo NJ Whist 10 SOS
IN himself 70 tho pare, allshinrs 40
psfs. eysn - % sLs impure sll thugs
~ impure.
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Aulitt ~ iHttt&


w. KtsaAssA tstAt
| AM m "A
iF N tAtA asF
s h N A
uh ttt
tis#t Il AAs8 fAs lftAesA
" t HN
sl8t t NJ eeh tsrwt
sii8M tEgA
ell
IA
ria #ts
lfh
af vAs,
1ti sMA AAi tltlh
iHa1Hls At
iiHt tE8 n ia4b1s
tHsf faa
- hs4al
Nt Ali4s Hss lns
Ate ! eei ~ fits
N L ttuis astss,
An ma " tass " tiet sea
A. taa ~ | gaes
Nil iivs tWs tniilss,
nsepiHa ani htsaHe
NHw, vfaa tatf | rnlef,
'aali 1 da!is asA I
IN va tnHeh nHf inltfrstla'
Ttan hfmuln taetis tea
| wonder ehs lhe aseal things
Arr - h ar.l ~ III
Then rAfrl aatnr awriss,
Ilel4a ks,e ihs eeas
1htn itrsi ns le.san
III thai uii apelfln book
Nan speliin hack afv awful,
Ls rtbply knows.
Just n'aae ~ Try anr raiienre-~ -
,i,ml tor that, ! russ,
when utgi,t comes | vftun
Her my tna,a,ia say,
.'i,tln'l afert, Ihis ,nyrnin',
Fush hliss isy
guemato mu never hai
tlulia ~ innrilla sla y
Tell taa etn ssihr,hte
fetl ins, iLat way fpa !
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t'Nc,Y jams. walking with hiece
,Iary, agel fur. points 70 tho moon. oA
aluss disc tho dark spsss show quito
,lalnl,, and ra,si There h . man IN
.he moon. burning brush. !" The inlan.
lila realiel ra's up her little noss and
.uuu., saying, "yes. l'msll shs 'mose,'
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ANArruH tivAnHer yrrsos

iio4 IelI ihei bass plg
Imttrufe aaah s',ihlns hnHv,
AMI Fa.isr sails yss AL iny
From every opening Ap1srt
Aud wien she ss,sdes oftSIliRhl fall
III nm his roess ,.u,h Nv
And .Insa his pretty ss,1lnF ly,u,,"~
'nem linis pin. of dist
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Alan, tho Publisher q DradshAv's
dude, i Iunl. lsaea 10 his sshes.
rr.lab, ~ man In England over In
,ouuu., mislel W many sravelsrs. o.
.tIl II. ii ~ f.rtill1e tho profanity of
tourists.
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MtNt ANn fNtna wv.
nsNa* ffss

/ AAgt shgtt tNtA AAAA
NfH tess ff*s IL III SO 81 fsss
| ststA sAAte. fsssA i sHAA ~sft fAAss
NJ 4 ~sAtssA hasfs NNA sate fsssAss
4 AttsA ~.At ssttsA fstA
At V4#tA a4ss stNsss ttsAt
s4t4 ssssts. i ssr V+ves
\ tfasaA Y svss sAANt, ~ asass~t
I IN .au tir ,htfe !. tvNtaHA
ulta thst IA vaAsu ~ aaa slss i
she s,itt II 1T NA#sssf Fvt's F.f
tAe ~asm NNis sna prnflr ,r,silas,aa +
tht. s'isi, | tlArr ~, w. lists ~
t.n's. whh ii thl. II we ,hsrr " rn
hea' aAapttta'h shs triple, w. ahs
lsh, ,haphh aarll IN ihs I'D, + the
saa sif ThpmsA ~ VIVA
~@#@
We s4Atsi AT wssli fs ltash - rall
AAe ID | tAs ,esa tsa II Htifal.
1FtA KyasEe 9 H 400 ~ts ssttil,
Ffae atl aii a4rtt Np8As tftit ssai
mi sN#fA hifs AF ihr feHa
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tle #.Bt.. il at#AtHth 18TH RttI
~. III tntlartas saslrtl ~
4-Mhnllsr
r. ,le NATURAL mhn, Time l. the nh.
stnnee. Eternity lle shadow. ~ ,lr
spiri,a,lppn. Eternity l.lhe substance,
'flur tic shaips
a man does harm , a,lef. ny his
.iians. II hluselt hy liz thoughts
- roi,ts a tnsl, tauagh life he long aud
Ite#rs,
H. tlpy ttas. dawn, ani attivame nle',i he
pHslt
Ail tanfne,s eal II 10 IA II II, e,ary
Md ievtn The i N, i llue hnHs I'll |
rons II last ~-F r.
~ tho ct,Ih Il In, pint caW, ala
with tho heavens, - hre eaflll! irouh.,t
compared viii, lcasenl, le.s
w rahnal sae lin y riuys
Iii tssi luua pe,l III ~
We sahNn tr4aH thr eihlNas
ils ah.htsss alsi6.n $3.50
len III rkein Nhsh p4ant b,
rtilI halle tha VA IA tni.
No lusn nv Nerlans pllllit y
Around our f,n ei.l bhhl
Temptations aru u lila shrl' rub o'l
nninh II the rust ur our ~lt confidence,
-, fvnolpn,
What n mystery, tai wnrm " the
eafih should 10 pns viii, ,nearnate
Deity
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-20

viii ferair NiOris, mil guarantee
s1flaiaetinn LsUis eiDek Warranted ~ .i,i,
aHu time. ~ ~ igt tsrina along your
defective uipet fD his residence, On High
street. w.af ~ ilp Nrl,sipf llpuse. NIL hp
vii #yl them right ehafgen reasonable
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-20

a man does harm L, osliers hy his
-eiian., Il hlasclf l,y liz thoughts
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-20

tsi Fni'ts a fntl, lauagh life he long aud
,lteBrs,
ILalar ttas, dawn. ani aatAvans nlsl,i he
UHsi
vi ionfnr,s Ell II ''a AZ fnti Nsary
Nd haven ihn i .ta liue httut, I'll
ruine i, la~i ~-Fl II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-20

r. the natural mau, 1i,na l. the snl.
stnnr.. Eternity lllc shadow ~ sbr
apiri,a,l man. Eternity i.ihe Substance,
Tune tie sha,los
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-20

~ tho oa.lh Il Int 4 p,n' cs,le, sta /
with tho heavens - hrr eaaliy 1rpuh.,s
compared with 'casrnl, ie,r
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-20

Temptations aru hla alarl rub o'l
nnlei, ~ the rust Ut our ~plleonlidenrci
.a,fvnulun,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-20
ttMttni isnii tt.Na " tuNn
- N1~'t'tsAl
c-t. r4n.ath ~ l..n-t.

Nj t#ssA f#~M ae #8e4A sA u M ~ Assv 4a.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
BROOKLYN MORTALITY RECORD.

The Brooklyn Registrar Of Vital Statistics has
prepared the usual report, showing l73 deaths for
the week ending February Z. The number is the
same as the previous week, more than the cor
responding week OF last year, 4s less than the cor.
responding week OF 1872; 80 deaths occurred
among children under the age Of years. Only 2
deaths during this week are chargeable to the six.
teenth ward. This Is the smallest number that Is
recorded for two years In that ward. The Sixth
ward has recorded this week % deaths, IL OF these
belonging to the zymotc or preventable class oil
diseases, such as measles. scariatina, diphthera
and remittent fever. Consumption carried on %
persons, innammaron OF the lungs, IA; bronchitis,
Z; COMMISSIONS 10; typhoid fever, 2; scarlet fever,
I; measles, 8, and smallpox. l. or the number
100 were natives Of the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
THE ORANGE CATHOLIC CHURCH DIE
r FIOULTY.

Deep regre: is felt In ali religious circles in New
Jersey, excepting lew Of the more bigoted ones,
over the financial troubles which have befaen st.
Johns Roman Catholic church In Orange, ana
which have eliminated In Its being announced ~
for sale publicly by the sheriff, next Tuesday TO
satisfy the judgments of creditors to the amount
Of some $50, 900. The church Ii one OF the hand'
soonest and most substantially constructed IN the
Father Hickey VINO toiled himself SICK several
times in the eort to clear the church Of 1e9t dur
Is reported that the congregation s%UsGraoe" ,
enough to pay on everything, put inudicious man,
sQement failed to noat the churcn iree year or SO
Cor,r,@an to New Brunswick, the congregation
Ssde him farewell bsthed In tears The church IL
now without any pastor. Protestant layman
snUoests that In order to save the church from
passing into profane hands the several parishes IN
the diocese might easily combine and RAISE enough
church on 0 Tree footings g