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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-31
.LOsTr sTRAYED, ANn FoUMD.

EG0Es REWARD - Lost from ring i
YAGC DIAMOND. CLUSTER SETTING With
screw attached zone large diar1ohd In centre, sar-
rounded by sma 81 ones. Suppo6td TO- hare bean
lost about the 18Th December seswe,n Twelfth and
Clay and Adams and Mai1 streets. The dnter wiz
receive the alsye reward ibS leaving 4 g 4. y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-12

Philadelphia has 90 national banks, with an
aggregate OF s1G,935, 900 of paid up capital
Baltimore, IA national banks, with 81, PAL ,9S5
Of paid up capital, and Pittsburg, 1G national
banks, with -, 600, 900 of paid up capital,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-12
ANOTHER GREAT WAR IMMINENT.

The London Times warns Europe that nigh
ty war Is near at hand. Germany, France, Aus
tra, Italy and Belgium nave raised and equipped
Immense armies, and are still increasing their
forces. The Times thinks Germany will COM
mence the great conflict. 1t is sad. indeed, to
know that the millions OF men in enlightened
Europe are willing to slaughter each other, with
out cause, at the bidding OF heartess and ambi-
tious despots With the weapons in their hands,
why do not the people of EnIope rise against
their mercilcss masters, and wipe ont monarchy
IN Europe forever"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-12
DENSED MILK.

Is made BY carefully eyapCratug the vat ery nor
ton CT fresh Mdk. adding 10 II a sfnlll riii,, at
Y1ite sugar and sealing 1T up hermeii ,allv In
tals way IT Will keep tor years and can araIn Ie
brought very nearly 10 lis naturany hau ,n etnia v
the addition ot pure wafer. 1t IL very i, rrelv s1
IN the preparation Oi tOod tor inllp +. anI -
especially adapt ed to the uae ii traNt Her = .
count OF its portability ana altWeTpg ali Tho i,,r
70 ss OF fresh milk. The best brand. are sntI ~
Il. BklN6HlilE II \ ca
Corner sixth and NJ m Of atreets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-12
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
JOHN W. GRAY, Proprietor.

This large and beau tifu lily situa-
AEMA-A ted house has been put in he very
AEEkFDmA best repair for the reception OF
6&AzZN&kn visitors. who will find at it all tn .
accOmmo modations OF IA + | X l.
CLASS HOTEL, 1t commands fne view of the
Delaware Bay, and Is ono of the most pleasant
anddelighttul places IN the State Tor excursions
or pc nles The house IS kept In the best style,
the bar filled with the emo icest wines liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied with the substsn-
uals and luxuries OF the market. Excursionists
can arrive by boat or rail. Parties who wish to
so hshlng or boat riding on the noble Delaware.
atronage of the public IL respectfully SO licited.
Jy2z-u j, W, GRAY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-12
WilmilatOH ana western 81. Ea.
TIME TAi3Ht.
APRIL %. 1874,

-AN'A ''A' - n ~ a. f'-'pL" IL ~
Commen cling Oct. 1T. IA, trains will
9"~ run as follows
Leave W llmineton ~ 80 a. IN. and p, y. IL.
Leave LandeLheTF g., a. M, and % H. IL,
Arrive at NIlmiDeton - a III. and g % T. ~.
Arrlye At LandenberE l. 90 IN. anti 70 pm
CIlONS-Irains leaving Wllniue Ton At
~ sJa with tram leaving fh,alel phia at S -
III.
Train leaving Milminstou 1T + n u, connects
with train ieayine pLiiateIlhih alta 81 10.
Train arriving al Wilmington at 5 \ Ia. with
tram Tor fhiIadeip phia at : l0u IN.
Train arriving at NllmlnrtOn At % with train
lor Pblladelphia at p M.
sunday trains VIII he Withdrawn after oct 1t
d Id CpNNELL. surt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-12
oteamer S. M. FELTON,,
FOR PHILADELPHIA

"a The "Felton, Ieayee French Street sI--A
Wharf at :. A. NJ, and returning. .Assza2SsSsaH
leaves Chestnut street, Philadelphia. al T. NJ.
Fare 10 Philadelphia 0Cfnts
Return trip tickets 81
Freight taken at usual rate.
%s- Parties shipping clrIIdFes are notified That
the line Will not lie reAI0u-Ible iuf any dalna4c
alter landing On the wharf ii fm!teidh1.
Mr. 1afgart wll forward them at shllper' ris l.
II Requested 10 do SO. lut I'm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-12

REGATTA. The Delaware river is 10 have a
grand Iegatta on the 22d Of this month. The
entrance OF at least sixty yachts from Philadel-
phia is already assured, and these with the Ches-
ter fleet and yachts from all the towns below on
either shore will show nearly two hundred OF
various szea, The prizes offered consist of four
silver cnps, two large silk flags and two suits of
sails The ferry boat, Peerless, with band Of
nnaic, will accompany the regatta from Phila-
delpha, and Will stop at Chester for passengers.
The sight will be grand one and will attract
thousands.
The earnings OF fourteen of the principal rali-
ways of the West for the month OF May, 1874.
were $, 5,210 40i, against $j34G, $40 in May, ls13
showing a net decrease of SIC, ,40G The earn
ngs from January TO May 81 were S24, 52l ,545
against $23, $4,000 in same time last year.
showing a net increase Of $4lG672
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-12

FIlO THE PUBLIC
u The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Con =
tahy nave completed arrangements 10 carry Money
Packages and Exrress Matter to an rom ali pn,uls
On the line ot Their road and West Chester
Also, 10 all points on the PhlaIelrhia and Read
ing and Catawissl Railroads, includng Reading
AhehtoWL, Columbia ilarrls burg, Lanca ter. Duw1-
Pottsyille. SC
For inrther information apply al the Depot cor
her ot 'front.' and Made0n streets, btlmInct3u
=, Express matter sent 10 Franklin Telegrl,h oil n
no, West lhlr1 street 10 Their Depot Frf nj
and Madison, or orders Ieit with MeMnllen A : al
delivering agents wili receive prompt atteniIo "a
ar6-ti Gan1 Sup't w tn n n -,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-12
Bowers Hoof Lin i'm ent.

After 20 so Irs praiticI exp1rienco with horses
n staging, teuming. Gc, | have learn ed that more
horses have been crippled by inattention TO the
ieet than all other diseases combined. Alter many
experiments l have found the true remedy TO fRk-
VENT tho disease vi the hooi restore alter neg
nsence. to what nature intended it ehuuld be-the
pfeat support Of the noble animal. II the hoof rs IN
named aud diseased, the animal Is comparatively
worthless. This l. niment will surely preUent this
worst of all Diseases Contraction, Corns. Quarter
Cracks Contraction OF the Back Sinew, generally
called knee-Sprung, Sc.,) and restore those that
have been crippled by the want Oi such a remedy.
aA-Try it, and It will never fail II properly APP
Piled. viz:
Battle the horses foot once a week, or oftener il
necessary at the heel and frog and around the hooi
,ose to the hair. NJ. Z. BOYER.
Norristown, Pa.
Mr.. M. C. BoyER-Dear SIR: This is to certify
that have used your Liniment in my stable Tor
three months past on more than one hundred nor
SOS, and ind il tho hest preparation have ever
used on horses. 1t is far better than you recon-
mend 1t. send me i've cases at once by express.
T.. U, ID. HARRY uAMlLloN,
No. 122 West 3lst street. New lorN City
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-12
VIM. s. WATT,
NO. 1909 das asketstreet,
Pl. UMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER

Wishes his friends and patrons to know that he as
resumed business IN tho above brances and would
desire 10 renew their custom heretofore literally
bestowed. lie is prepared TO do all kinds OF ork
in his lIne and submit c. Inmates oil cost guaran-
tcelng to hnsh all contracts and complete all jobs
in tho most
SUBSTANTIAL X WoRh MANLIKE MANNER
Satisfaction TO ali will bs my aim, and the small
possible brdut ch rgst,
dive call. spo2-I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-12
Curing Corua.

Some faw months ago the wife Of Mr.. J. .B.
Miller OF LudWiek, Westmorelandc county,
Pa, houpht from peddler a box Of corn
ointment Being a sufferer from these pests
she applied some OF this salve, and soon her
foot began To iniiame and became quite
sore A considerable portion ot her foot =
already eaten away from tho effects OF this
ylllianous ointment and it was at one time
feared that to save her lite, amputation OF
that member would be necessary. At pros
ent however, tho sore gives some sight
evidence oi healing,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-12


Mss-C Construction Whaleboue and paint,
powder.
A temperance society has passed a resolution
against bottle-Dosed whales.
Every dog without muzzlc has half dol
laious look which is extremely touching.
George PaSsin undertook to pass into circus
in Delaware AMI was killed by the elephant.
Dufing the last six months he khedve built
three palaces add married fonr o! his children.
A. II Stephens must he getting better, judy
my from the way he is rummelipg MIR. IL.
Hill.
Are we to have a national by mn by centennial
time?-Ihi2adophia Press. Take Jayne
There are ninety-three parties to Virginia
lawsuit The plot of it is Az good as Hu2o's
"y3'
The rejected candidates for West Point who
couldn't cipher nov Sigh for another chance
at it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25

reAesAi Arsst VA shts. ~sssss
tfA AsWsss Nsss sfiFsHs
4sf faAnKs mgafsA HHs Aslssl
Hsi A#Aws~H AeAs ! asssFhn sists
Mtftli fr wihswsiA as8 ssAt~ sAmfSA
~ 4 lsNaWNt@ W. setsA
ita af " sAtt ssA swwt fs+~sAaA.
- swa sem ~ saus+ - III tsst
til#sgas sAss shstv u W. .Aw@ hks NJ
pttAus " rAbs " .isls .sa s<@1 u
sal setil alsss lasss n. hsstass go
@as w fstns vAah. lN.asa.ily N
sssanst, Taa uaAn sAn aates ~
lA1at rsn fftst ~sh unlss hs kse
stsgi gitps n hstl
Mesiii rits 4 ststs nt~ saA IA
tuls 'shtt ~ita fsnsvt, h.ass,fwi
49, rir sna. lafis sss ,ew II liar.
Il At III et1tf ,hn. lh.ts mas 10
~ tifes'isfsrtso son IN thv disasihastae VI
t'is lesatifal premium, sha That ,ssss.
i#is ssas As sertel alike. aad ail sAs
Itrtanes le I ugnal merit. " shell
Nbls ! ts mtr rif ~. eni hang II ~
Eta fnt lisnk.iftN. While l,s fastaN.
W. tsgtssafs, ,ae upv smhGviwts
HA y \ i ts.ts ,iae they e.ms "
tNn4 I'D DIP ia Al 'l,o flee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25

Ii ~as Svatri, w.,aan VIII said thai
the butcher uf her town cnly killed
half heas. At time. II vas 4 Dutch.
man VIII t,idl that a pig had no marhs
N his ears except short tail. Il was
British magistrate ~ho being told by
saga',unl tina, he WAS M, marrisd,
responded. That's g,ed thing for
YOUR wlls Ii was an Englisk 70.
porter wl,a stated vi Il meeting u shs
Etnulagieal Society. tia. tbcra we're
Gusts ii The skull of an individual. u
dil,seft periods ~ aaul, litc, 10 show
,ho change produced IN ten years."
though Dean swift certainly mentions
two skulls preserved ~ ireland. one u
a person when he wasa boy. aud The
other Of tho same person when ha wAs
4 man, II was d Portuguese mayor
vii" enumerated. among tho marks by
which tho body uf ii drowned man
might bu identified whan found"
marked irpcdiMcn, in his speech" Il
was a Frcnchman who con.cntcdly lay.
Ing III. head upon large stone jar for
a pillow. replied 10 ono who inquired Ii
II was not rather hard. !" mot III oil
Tor have stuffed II with hay" II
was mn American lecturer who solemn
II sail one evening. Parents. you may
have children, OF. ifno., YOUR daugh-
tors may have" II was u German
pLnstr who. warming with Ills subject
ur .hiil IN thu l,nuse Who has arrived
III tl,s age a lit, years hut what has
lei, 10 truth laundering through thrir
mlul. for centuries
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25
Y0*tcr ilOIme Trade.

III another column We publish M es.
traorlinary document smanating from
ono spencer Day, tho ba.ine. agant
u tho Patrons IL lows. III II Mr..
nay assumes tho rulo n dictator. md
cnlea,ors ~ compel tho Granger. ~
buy machinery. merchandise, c,r. only
n Grange asenls. Wo would infer
fron, this tl,ai certain commission on
III purchases madc hy raid agent goc,
"a them. and u course thu more goods
thsy can handle the more will DO their
percentages and profits. Ifthis Il trus
and they could mako Changers buy d
them only. Il would b N easy way fo'
shsm - ct riuh. w know : man
who Kvss In splendid Myls In one d
our Iowa cities who shade bic none,
directly from tho 0ransss of shi'
slssa. ils !. rieb, and g.s rich IN sh'
lbess susos o(.wo ysasA DAY. ehcs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25
llcsol,urs " stomach Pumps.

Yesterday, about dinnsr.slme, Jep
Hiee observed h sssly dcnd-beat slip
ping Into Ills ,linIng.room without reg
isteting himself nj thu captains IL
dce. On stepping Into. lhe hall l'e ob.
served tho hungry patron laying ~ =
generous supply u iirst.elas. grub In
Tho mos, approved style, l'imss being
hard. J@p eonld notttanl tho onslaught
un hir bill of faro without revenge. ~
hc sent for Mat Alaisvn. who saun NJ.
pcarsL and stationed hinsslf Ut tbs
dour.
After long sicsc 1t tho table our
cadaserou. y. u. roqusstsa 4 tooth.
pick and walked cnrslcsAly u tho street
door. where he wa1 politely stopped BY
Mat, who a.Lci him II hc had dinner
On replying that hs had dinsl he w.
marched In u interview Jep.
well" said Jvr, You had din
nort'
YES"
Ibid yau have d good linnert'
"ics ona " tho best eyer had |,
my life. and tho only meal ! Ind vat
On for three days,
.Wcll, how did you liko tho bill .
fare
'.Uh, hrst rate
"ilayo ,on psil for i''"
mo, bn. nm just goitg down Il
get little money. and will come buel
anI ssi,is H.
well, TIM. don't psy my bills. y
ws will so..,s II right hrrs." said Jep
reaching away under tho counter III
threatening mnnner.
| .llo,l on Mr. lsico.' sid y, u
looking nlarmpd. What ARE yo'
reaching fal1'
~ revolver" said Jep.
"Uh. wcll." said the dend d.bsAs
that's Al right. | was afraid 70,
werc reaching FIR . s.o,nach.pnmp."
! Jcp cayed III ~ this cool rcjoinie
invited him 10 bo sure - DO around b
supper time, mud took tho crowd DIV
10 drink. - Leave ,cnworth Commercial
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25

IlKnH ur the bahyNMocklnk
Ia SURF ym don't forget!
The Asar little dlmplcd darling.
the n~'er Aw 1httstn,as yes.
Hut I've told icr Ail nltnit II.
And M oiTncd hrr hlg blue rycs
And I'm sar sllc understood fne.
ahc looked ~ funny and ~isr.
psar, d4wr: wlA, i tiny stockingt
Il doesn't take much 10 hold
suci llillr pink toss AZ lMby's
Away from The first and cold.
HUT then for lMi,y'a Christmas
II viii never do n alit
why, HanlA lans wouldn't " looking
Fm anything half 70 small
know wt.at we'll do tor tl,s l,4ly,
I've thought oi tho very lest plan.
III barrow ssoctlns u grandma
Ths loOgcst .lal ever csn,
And ya,'ll hang !. ~ mlnc. dear moths
Tight herr In llm corner, -,
AMI Wrltr lung letter W santa,
And lMstcn II I'm tAe tae.
Write This II ll.e l,ahy's stocking
ThAl hangs In tlw c0s,,ss h~rss
You nsver have bsen hvrs. HanaA.
Fcs ah~ only cafse this ycar,
liul Shes Just thg blcsstdest i,si,j
Ard now t~fors yon -,
In cram het stceAlns With scodIr
ysVE iheep elew dpwp u ~ tqg.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25
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s#ssst " &assa tsAms
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w s@wa wsAsswwswa ~rs*w
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Ns~A#saa fsfss ~ sa~ rsss ~ sa.s 49,
Nhsk smw - lsi#Asas,f - sssssataws nsss
fs*s ~ va rssv tsa sas "A stas@4
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~~nss shshA swH ~.ss tmwasl laa sv~~
ts~'sss1 'As sssA i~sks ~tsA s~ssshsns ~
~nwssaanE ~ fss# urss ~hs r~a~ N ,u#
~ass
Ne~ a ~ 'iHrs a ,Ar st~s, e~ ~sfs,
fhls y ~ slaw N ssrHms-t ,i. ls.es
ihs,s u rhglafsn iArsv afs IN sun ~,
Nhn hsv VI 'H,safs - mealass II Ials4
ii*as, u r~ssar ~ltese ~s#khr s,.,l l,.4-l
lna
Sw~rsls eNh hep M theft ,ltsr em. frwr
msv~s,ar.
Nuw, Y J s~mr rvrfs srss IN tkv.nl,vt,
They sFs the mes wnala surls s,wu
l~s
Little r,l han,ls lhai Asr ael.ing anil ts,la
iua .hpnld have ml,isns ,out nas,t. 4
hnl,l,
I'"et little fssl with your frsi bitten ,nes
You should hr clahrd III The wara,rsl III
hu~s
On The daf \ hrafth would ksndle liaLt.
TIL The sad faces serc harry and bright.
l"nt yea think, ssnis, u. VII ,aur llfc
through,
Sohr onc Ind always heen caring far wa.
Watching 10 guard yon, ~ might and l,y
day.
0ivlng yon gifts snn co,,ld nrvrr repay,
xonnii,ncs, a, kast ,ou would slgl, IL rc.
How man. children have nothing Il, MI
Snfr IN y'','r own quit, chamber nj night.
c~y and ~arm IN your blaNkrts ~ wl,i.s
wouldn't you think d, tle .hiscrIng forms.
Out In the cold, anil the wind, Md The
storm.
Wouldn't ,on think ~ The iallrs who cry
Pining IN hunger a,d cold .Ill ,h, ~ ,ll.s
Oncc nm beautiful Christmas. ynn know,
Jesus, our Savior, Wrs horn here below,
Patiently rtonplng tn 1unsir and p,in,
80 hc Nigh, ave I'M iiis los, ones, from
slHnnei
Now. " We love Him. ht lt.s w ta f,rd
AL lllAp,sm bfnllaia anh s.slrrs Who need
lIlessed old Mex WAS Hrc u svu knew
i0n would remember AMI rrr,uinl, ao II,
This year NJ l,nrt, Nll,n you en,ay your
puck.
l'my give portion IN all whom ma, lack.
Then, " you tlmlse 10 husc any thing
utpr.
i''inH i small III, IL your friend,
KITTY GLOVER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25
w rIOI.m MO. 7as

isi wtas& NesHst* ~ as~s# NJ "
sAst4 - s4AsHr rlsvs " y vn4tt
stsfA tist nssAl hua - tssasal. :
~ II ~ "a snt#s sls4AsNsasst Il -
fHa gsss tHsss, n @til t*sAl - \ e44a
aehf~aa e#te expressive sl.a siss !
~llsA itsartss nts teptNeiH -
a#t*sssa u festiAfNs hets w,
sAasAaa manufacturers sil.+si~ssns \ il In
80 4 shr rassurss NJ shsela Ne,
sas aAa, ,hess eaassas ~ rates nv,
nss easisl.A ~ shs.e rhs,t Pate. v,
tfsess ~hieh iiTs faaelsA II ranAasn.
siai tsies lies " surmte,s Il HI. asaet'
-farrpse ihss Nv tiWsaasteh w.,
male sTains' sAs tifsarssl ~uall
ihss MI lennuaee The sss,em IN ,hs
sessttss ,ermss Nasla sAes ~, VI,
,Aai Il 49, nes '''ieins ansa r.hcu 4,
sua would have them ,la anta spat
Nv l,as ~eala have Marshall Count, ,
,i,anrets hay Kaods pal, u agent. M
diasfeuer " ,hrr ees the same rspd,
NJ cheap, u cheaper N Marshall eeun,, !,
merchants Thvse Tuvtls arr rusrhas.
"a Y, ,hr agents i. t'hieag., and ,hcs.
Who Ia, n them aasis, In building W.
that riiy In preference u building w
their nen tan they anara u 40 ,hi,t
u |. slei, ,,ne policy ,o ha, " s,tanp.
crs II preference u dealing with their
home merchants, with whom they have
been doing businc. ~ pleasantly for
man, wars They know tia. when
they bay so,d. of (tlrre fplloss III,
u Narehall,pWn merchants. the CORES
ronAln4 IL, fnr cresep will liz found
In our advertising columns from month
y m"n,h, M Y d.. tint they will
set honest bargains and that Tho
goaas will bo AZ
represented by - doing they will
contribute toward the building W II
Marshall,ewn. and In proportion m
they build ~ Alarshall,own they viii
mako mure valuable their own farms.
suppose wc had hero city of lou, 900
inhabitants. Or city of tho magnitude
of Chicago. how mach more valuable
would hc tho farming lands IN this
county, Farmers cannot. fur thous.
and reasons. do without towns aud
railroads, nor can a town nourisl, with.
u,,t tho mid of tho farmers. Their la.
teres.s ara mutual, they cnnnot do ono
without tho ether Tho ono class
should help Tho other In business mat
tors and should not become nliennted
irum each ether Wo l,opo that no
prnnunciamento likc that of Day.
will lh,'ues our farmers IL break up
hume ,rado and mly establisl, con,.
nols Wc hallvse thsy hnv. ~. nm" ,m..
good acnra 10 d. ihin Marshall 10.
rnbliean,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25
l!agva st.sMasl,el's Argument.

vtnn Tbs Inlee t.merfai
'lpo gov 400 that trunk sir" do
msndrd an indignant traveller u ChAs.
Bundcr. the courteous Lake Shore bag
gage agent, yesterday. ~ ho surveyed
demolished paeking.b"s, % which )
cheuk was hanging sha. e.rrospond..l
with one lie held In his hand THAT
trunk il ruined. sir. md deMA,,d
damages "isS. sir : said tho smiling
Charley; 'yoa uugh, u have pay for
that trunk. People ut 4 tender lit-
tls trunk like ,ha, aud laek Il Wy for
hundred mile. journey a. lfthoy were
going u the Pyramids. 'rhoy put In
i~o " three goud sized hnns. y crock
~ ,~o II arrle.huitcr, \ sack Of double
\ faml, 4 nr, TEN ~ fifteen pounds of
nails. new castings for couple "
r!aushs, anl three y ieur changes Of
clothing 1l,ea The, lug !. down here
III tho Inst minute with tic handle burst
oll one end nnl expect |, t. 40 through
rats cn,aisl, u allow hor.e Ny IL ride
- he enl That's tho way your
,funk. put ltaaca, my dear ,ir. Thir-
Il s.isc. plss.leur Cleveland branch.
All rifli 'ie.d morning. Tho IN
uiansat cummeit,nl .nnn had not con,.
,nencel sul. against tho company up 70
the hyur of saiiis 10 press
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25

Tho Daily vitksburser ss,s " Cow
ernm Amen Your first proclamation
showed yau - be liar; your Inst
show. ,en ~ 10 coward. and your
whole epur.c III Ills affair eouelnsively
prove. ,ha. son arc ioal = Mhstsvss
mn, IL tie uihrr faalw u tho editor,
II liz ha- ans ~ all he certainly can
NJ, l,p charged With an obsuurity of
Asle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25
CMRlSTM A. S1spl'kiyHS
Iii MAY l..i.l.i SMITH

IN MY ItlLl,f NINTH
God ble~s ,ln lIuip stockings.
All over thr lahh Tonight,
ll,,nu In ll,e,l,pie,,sl corners.
In ,lm gina If rFila4n light
The tiny. Marll stocking.
With hole In tn l,arl anil tpc.
Worn ls wonderful JOURNEYS.
Thr duflIngs lave had II ~
And Heaven pit, The children
Wherever their lanes my lG.
Win wake Al The iirs. rrny .lawnlng.
An empty stocking u sec'
LET, In the faith u childhood,
Hanging ngninat tho wall :
Just wlMrr The ,lalxlng glory,
Of kanta'a life will fall.
Aha. for tho lionel, nnAhes,
Whose cradle II empty s.ill.
With never shoe nor stocklngs
With dainty toys 10 Ail
Who Hits In the swnrtly twilight
There soi,hing against the pane.
And thinks NJ the little i,Al,y,
Whusr grave lien out In The raln'
q. tlm empty shocs and stockings
Forever laid asidc'
u, .lW sanyIcsl, broken ahoe.atvinks
Never mprc " IN sIed'
u, the little graves NJ the mercy
" Tho cold, I)ccrmi,rr rain.
u, tho f,e, In tl,cir snow.wl,lsc sandal
1'ha. never can trip a.alnl
Hui happier they who .limher,
With mari,le 4, foot and NJ l,ead
Than thv child who hnd no shutter,
M rNImen,. nor food mr. bid.
Then Heaven llplp p,he living =
Children III wani md pain.
Knowing no fold nor pasture
tut, tonight In the rain!
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25

In hir recent ,netsage. President
Gran, sud. The pulley adopted for
,hr mana cement VI tho Indian AFFAIR.",
known ~ t'le Peace Policy. has been
adhered q Will mos, beneficial results.
Aud - prove til. assertion q hand ol
sasarps ir4p tie White Ri,rr Agency
maic rntd on thu White River sst-
llrment. and tho citizens u Colorado
arc arming - drive tho msraudsvs
back. These things are Whit knock
The lining on' u the Peace policy
llawk:eye.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25

French poli.cnsss at tho bened,
u Mdls. Dsjatst' What 80 sshei
sad 4 Republican, "sho looks st,ll NJ
young Citizen" responded the
addressed. nshe will soon be twant !,
.--fur Tho fourth time.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25

4 western pos.. who had expressed
= wish 10 iir amid the grand solitude
u The eternal mountain tops" wA ~.
cent?, killed w shs explosion of pint
uI tan .,A,,k L.s
f. ns1peN0os
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25

Il !. stated tlat lightning conduct.
prn maie u s,aw have been tried with
success In Frame straw always has
hvcn leotel ulpu ~ god conductor
of hutdp,