davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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countioa. Greene County, for instance, glves
Carroll 1850. Goro 10, Monarl gives Carroll ,oo5,
and ooro 2ot, ssnga,uon, Carroll, 5000 Gore,
7l8; Union, Carroll, 1,o77, Gore, l.; Adams,
Carroll. o,8G4 Gore, 1870. Tlcso aro Dcm-
ocratio colntios. Now compare tlloBo with tho
yoto Of como Republican counties. 1roquois,
nldgway, l,Go5; Gore, 1,4s3; Livingston.
nidgway, l,O74: Core. o.2lt; Mclean. llldg-
way, 4,07o; Gore, 3,819; McI1onry, Rllgway.
2,o1a; Gore, 1.4h0, rortl, nlagway, poa; t}oro,
s67; DoKnlb, RidgEay, 1,73D; Gore, l.2os.
These apccln,ons show how tho Republican
fasmora throw their votes away on doru, wl!lo
tho Democrats adhered to thoir own candidate.
and played false to tho Republican 0rangeta.
Even II wo 60 30 far as to couccdo 10 tho Dono-
crata ono-hait The yoso Of Gore and gtvo
nidgway tho othor half, tho Republican majority
on Treasurer Is 3B.Go4, which majority. consider
ing tho general breakdown ia very respectable.
This majority Is all tho moro significant because
Of tho various means Employed to divert Ropub-
lican votos from their own candidates. In tho
matter Of Tzcasuror, tho Democrats offered tho
Republicans Farmer Gore; in the Fourth Con-
grosaionn1 District they nominated Con. Fsrns-
worth, who 1t WAS claimed ras bottcr Ropub.
lcan than Hurlbus; III tho Fifth they nominated
Farmer plnckucy, a Republican in tho Sixth
they run ;itr. Elliott, Republican in tho
Eighth thoy r.n Far1ner Dayue; In the Ninth,
Farmer 1loas, n Republican; in tho Thirteenth,
Farmor Stephenson; in tho Fourteenth, Farmer
piekrcll; and III thu Nineteenth, Farmer Andor-
son. They offered tho Farmers Ill tho county
officers, md In thia way captured Thousands
OF votes; nevertheless, tho Republican majority
In thia State Ia 3B,GDi. II is trlo That in 1879
the Republican maturity at tho Presidential cloc-
tiou was $4,000, but ovou nt that election Gov.
ogleHby had but 40.6co majority. Tho falling
of, therefore, In on}y abons 1900.
Cook County In 1e62 gavo 1900 Republican
Hsnjcsity; II nov given COCO for Carroll. This
makes difference at $4,000 yolos III favor of
tho Opposition; but, outaide this county, Tho
Republican majority is greater in tho State than
It WIS In 1879. Ths change hero was for local
causea wel undarstood; but tho veto in the
Btato shows that tbo Republicans Of Illinois
have not by any meaua gone ovor TO tho enemy,
nor Lost their numerical supremacy.
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An seGai Liar.

lie Al In Iatt lile ilat H. lsi ii
fstt sisetFs NatkiHaaaA sti tf Fst4
Al hts .HaHessi pas iaalis hue.4
AL H. iltslle tatsl III tsfna,slts
III aN'stnnte .iArA Ii fteni Il atFl i
s#lssn s'ess anil FAllt i Hah,m.ts
wlfe we're tying 4 eHl' Il ! tiltt
'tIalhia ahtnt liaiiHsu tstl II.
~ rsrkna nNr sau l4RAtssi w..
sses s'tt,sl ~as i NJ Nstl. Nss.
Nnu ses | MAS eni sh,alia lrAlt1e
ehH.l.w IN Irlins lsA ~. ~. era
t'sts cout vi VIZ aulul'rtt tbun,'t,
ssafm cse1 .e,n Ii l'3e " Il rautse
VI ny iitr 1, raiit.l ta's 81 1 III,
IL tie THUNDER rvlIel. aud IT, lalti
lishsin laftel all ustt tie sle hke
hefs tongues ! ret hehitd 4 hays,ack
that scrs CLEANED over IL tie Svuth.
An The ars. thing knaNed tho light
In struck that, All sol il atile. Then
lmosoi 70 4 walnut tree iLat stood
near, an 4 ,loahle.jin,cd hul. ripped
that into splinlcrs. | mosrs 10 an
osher tree. MI tho lrhlin struck II.
Thcn | began to ,hiuk |, mean, me. nm
20 Jest walked out. bumped myself
mp. an took three or four III the
d---,les. clars ! ever heard |, shook
me up right lcar' but beyond rirrin'
tho cont oflen' my hack, an rpi,,in'
rne D my boots from tcp u toe, II
dl,ln't DO me no particular damage,
but you don. find oil Jim around
hnntin row D shat kind again "
Tho discnmh,tcd humunrrs looked
curionSly into each others iaees for \
moment. and then, ouc. silently Aro.c
aud sncakel out. leaving Truthful
Jamcs master " the fold.
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Prof. 'i'yndall's Experience.

":'ome timo ngo happened n stani
In tho presence II numerous audience
with battery Il fifteen I.e, den jars
charged hesiie ,ne. ii,ro' snmc awkward
ness ~ my part. .uuehe,la n wire lend
ing frnm tic battery. au,l The discharge
wont tl.ro ny bo,ly. l.ife was ahso.
lu.sly LI.l,el eut for d sery s.n-.hls
interval. without trace Of pain ln q
aeroasl. ! saw myself IL tho rrcseneo u
nudicnes and apparatus. and D, tho
help II these external appearances.
Immediately concluded thA. ! Ind re.
ceiyel tho batter, discharges The III.
tsllcctual consciousness u my position
va restored viii, exceeding raritli,y;
Ln. MT 20 Tie optical consciousness.
10 prevent tho audience from being
alarmed. | observed tina. il hAd oftel,
becn ny desire to receive accidentally
such shock, anl that my ~.l, had n,
length, heen fullilled. But willie max
Ing hir remark. thu appearance which
my bol, lrc,ent.,l ~ myself was 'lal
d \ nnnl,er u separate rlocea The
nr,ns, FIR example. were detached ften
the trunk and seemed suspended III III.
air. - In fact, memory md tho rowsl
u reasoning appeared 10 he conallet.
Ing Leforc tho or.ir-ncrva w, ,sstetcs
10 healthy aetiop. Isu. whnt ! wi.l
chiel, 10 dwell npon here il. the ab
spluto painla.snss IL i'u sh,ck, an,
thcro eAn not be d doubt thHt. to |
person struck dead W lightning. III,
passage frrm lifo 10 ,lcatl, occurs with
out consciousness b,ing IN tho lcus
degree implicated. Il IL an abrup
stoppage u scnration. anaeeomlanie,
| by Il Dnin, y
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lsr~hihi. In iasa.
hAkaA MlnAN ANn

~ sees NfrAN ffHf.
Thsrfahihs - lAgnet la~ i failuft'
Ash W. ~rmrn anil rhilitsn Nv la~a
whose husbands and fail.t. have hesn
unable 4 hna slsir asasl llaees II
niEhil, te@tt arrn. ltssasr ,hts l'ta,
hiiistrs Law ~. ela,rl them. sud .tey
hnse consequently returned hene sol,er
and II ,hff right minds. whether this
law !. 4 failure, and Whether II should
he repealed anil .hus will answer sea
No, a thousand times M. t,a ih,o
many n tho towns and counties II
Iowa, where M uren whisky shop can.
mt bc found, AMI a.k ,he leorlc ,hers
whether this law II n failure, anil tho
answer will como In sneh an emphatic
negative M M, IL be mistaken. AK
NIL tho earnest, reliable, thnrough-go.
Ing Temperance men and women IL tho
State, if II Ia \ failure. anl they will
answer, will, comparatively fcv cxccp.
tions, ut IL as much success as any
law on thu statute book of Iowa, agnius,
any othcr giant ssil' and tia, il ono
of tho 'nesns - 10 employed f,r tie
overthrow ef intcmrctanre, nnl the r..
tnblish,nsnt on cattl, u leaer and good
will among men.
AK tho men who arc engaged III tho
ttaiii. whose coilrts arc filled nj The OK.
renrc VI wives, worse than widows,
and chil'lren worse than orphans. Ask
tho professional politician, tho little
trimmer, who thinks that u obtain Il
vote cr m .1icc, Ii Ito clief end II
man, md they will a,.swer. . yes. by
NIL mrans rrlcnl tle law. II s d,ing
hurt u thd cause u Temperance; and
then the III ~ ~ ot item, after deliver.
iug themselves u .his visa .l,ini"n.
will take drink over II, anA hu ,gl.l
IN praise ii annc temperance man, nr
Iress, or preacher. Ml,o hollis tho sanle
opinion adult that there afo some
fY honest Temrcrans men, publishers
If papers aud others. who for want of
= proper investigation II ihc subject
express opinions adverse IL tl,is I'ru.
llhi.ur, Inv. lut u moro thar.nsh ea.
animation of tho question will ,asiaf,
ilom that tho liquor traffic /. fraught
with "ssil, only Evil, and thal canti1.
nally." and Tint there canl,ei safely 10
my co'nIronliro with II; TINT a repeal
of tho law would bo \ stop backward,
v,Ish would be eauss " rejoising 10
tho enemies of Temperance. and n
rAuse ii great sorrow 10 tho thousands
who arc laboring earnestly and honest.
y fcr tho suppression u III e,il that
ID carrying dssolation and death 10 the
hearts and homes ofmultiluies In our
land.
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Head and l'llp This

James Alex. slowAst. publishes 4
letter In ths New York Tribune. III "a.
ply to medical address delivered Ly
Dr Hammond. III Nsw York. III which
the Doctor favorA tho moderate use II
malt drinks. The closiug paragraph
u Mr. Mowatt's loitcr II ~ follows:
pr. Hammond would make tho sale
u ~liskey difficult anil would encour.
agu the sale of l,cer and wins In order
- decrease iniemrerancs Tho Duke
Of Wellington. when Prime Minister u
tho lni.pd Kingdom. had passed. M
act Of Parliament establishing becI
houses every ~hcro In England. s,d.
ney Smitl, IN tho Edinburgl, Iieyicw.
sald ll.o rerul. was 10 make The NV.
sfign people bcas.ly drunk. = Lord
breugl,am, who helped to carry tho
law In Ilnrlinment. llsel todsrloro The
evil consequences. III $50 III worst
features had 10 be repealed. Mr.
s'ls's'ons Ind la~ passed licensing
I'll confeotionariss fur tho salc IL wiuss
Tho result has becn 10 make tho ladies'
Of The United Kingdom drunksrds, II
~ may crelit thu Saturday Kssirw
and tho Pail Mall Gazette. beer and
vino drinking only lcad to brandy and
gin drinking. l)r. Hammond might
VOL asuiy shs rcsul,r III tho lnitsd
Kingdom before l,s commences tho ~.
tsm for tho United states.
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tAH ~ a8 "A tess eai,i#A
Nj sNs AAsl. i n ssmA VI sast
Asa iras ihs slsss at4ssA,
III TAt isNsHA a - sasl Al
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M.aes II tte*tir ssts tstts A.eass,
"A ~ HsFi Nlsefss ever "a ~tshse
ssst isli
IA The ,tsft rA'iss Il thr sifsaa
Nsstst II gtsAs liT+nsa'i ! RI -
fstinR d,Ftees i, iftesalsf ,ieo
VII Vie l4tnan'lss lille tlt ~
Na.sst " rtsn, iistrusait "A Wv nfea.
ins anl..hnllins lsn'ses.
VII. The left ea.lse n II,
',rshl Master III mAle Nas,. ii,
sigh,
~ Thr e.si,s fot Nss. u
eonstrss'- Nv l.lte.
n The gas,faasit n every
Lodge Il, Matter atl ,aa Warden.
NJ. rr necessity ,ha,esety l.a.lge
when eHgfg satsl, SHOULD lc dnl,
tiled.
MI. Tho tigh, II ever, Ma.An -
~ represented ii VI general meetings
Of The craft. su.l 4 instruct lie relrs.
sentaiiscs.
MIL Tbs rigl,, II ever, Mason u
appeal from the decision II his hrsth.
rcn in Lodge convened 10 the t;rsni
f.oivc II General Assembly u Mas.
aus.
XIV, The right Of every Mason to
,isi, aud sit IN every regular lodge
Nv That 10 visitor, not known u
some brother prescn. as A Mason, can
enter Lodge without undergoing All.
examination.
XVI. Tim, no Lodge can inter.
ferc In the business ~ labor or another
Lodge.
XVII. Tha. every frccmasos II
n,ncna hlc to the laws aud regulations
u tho Masonc jurisdiction In which hc
rcsiLcs.
NNlll. Ila. every candidate Tor
initiation must he \ man froo born or
u lawful aye. aud an'lcr llls tongue u
good report.
NIX, That every Ma.an believe
III tho existence u God ia tho Grand
Architect of the Universe.
NX. 'rhnt every Mason must hc.
lev. In ! resurrection ~ future
Ito.
MI That book Of tho law oi
,;,i mus. constitute an Indispensable
rari IL thu furniture ~ csary Lodge,
NNil. Tint MI men In il,c sigh. ri
',ei sfa equal. and meet In tho Lodge
nu nnr common level.
NxA. Tint lffccmnsonry isa 10.
e,oi.s 'riety, 10 rasseMion u secret.
ilM, r,nnas Wv ,Ilsulgei
XXls. That fFscnasonfy consists.
II i speculative seiulcc founded On an
operative art.
NNN. That tho Landmarks of
Masonry can never be changed.
These constitute tho Landmarks
~, N .hey have sometimes been called
tho body of Masonry, In which IL Ii
no. In tho power of any man. or body
IL mon. ID make tho least innovation.
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VI sAtHN 49, ~ We ANA NfN Mf
1850 eNslts ~ sees @fs - W.
i 1WastAs - sFkeitHi a#a Hesi Is
- tMsNsyswrpi II .'NEeh iAatAs
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sfsH ~ #As Nhs ~ - Asa4a II "a
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-18

Thu closest walk with God Ia tho
sweetest heaven that can bs enjoyed On
earth. - Brainerd.
Foster tl,a beautiful, and every hour
tlnn rallost new flowers tv birtL. -
Schiller.
There il mn real usc In RICHES. OF.
eort II II In tho distribution: tho rest
In but conreil - Bacon,
No man can go to Heaven whcn hs
dies who has MT san, his hear. ti,i.hsr
while hc lives Onr creates. hope
should bc beyond the grave.
| would mt give On moment of
heaven for MI the jay md riches II tie
world even IL Il lassei inr thousands
and Thousands " years Luther
.'Oh, dear cir. rays Brainsrd. III
writing 10 friend, do ynu think II
enough 10 l,ss VI tho rate u common.
place Christianity
a pursuit that entails death rnla II
liberty " happiness - any ne. d lsg.
ilimate, ID MT u divine origin. and.
consequently illegal In ever, .aasc of
thu Mvrl
Tho poor copies u .'hrist life which,
nfr presented tp ~. e,.n IL lives II
the mort sincere Christians tts.mIl.
thu copies u good pictures, male i,
tho children = ,lAriaaIlms.
Nhen All moves equally nothing
sepms 10 nn,e. NJ IN n vessel under
saili and silrn All lnn u, common con.
sent iato sive; nn,,e appear I, d. -.
liz that stops ilIh, views ~ ft.sn a
asel ruiut 'l.e l,p1rllie ssl,a,axanes
TINT transports the frsl --.l'aaat
RELIGION il not confined IL devotion,
III exercises. lni fAsl,er eonrisss IN A..
inr aIl we arc called 10 IL. viii, 4
single eye 10 tod. glory ani will,
furm grateful ssnsr II hjs mercy 10
~, This II tho alchemy which turns
everything into gold snl ttsulI, ,al.
uo nppn common arsipna - Newton.
Tho men minute events II .ui lift
nay esory need ani ever, obstacle il
our paths arc channels ~ the grace.
gapdne.s aul rv~ar Il I'D, anl tl,nse
wp wait IN bin, in prayer anI watch.
fullnrss. rlall suo |, |. u, ,ain thing ~
rest ~ bin Tic tidn ~ or |" r,Ms
mud sins las often hrircu from trivial
spring; AMI the same ii iine II ear',.
|, jnys uur daily trials nnl hourly
blessings. gather something Il til. rad.
iAn4u III lhs b1w In tho cloud. In Tie
LAY IL rain. as W. receive them frp.n
ths pierced hands II him whose death
anil inlereessiou have made all thing.
ours. ANNA Shiltv'.'s Waiting
Hours 7
/
Don't 10 10 law unlr. you hays moth
ing ~ lose; lawyers houses ars bull
On fools heals.
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Tho bill for tho relief II tho home.
stead anil rresmr.iou settler. III Iowa
Nebraaka, Minnesota. and Kansas
where crops wore destroyed BY tho
grasshopr~rs, pass.l tho house with.
ou. opposition. yesterday. /. provides
that Such settlers may remain away
from their homesleads until Nav. 1915.
Without tsaiNi!rH N shs fi.tt sfe,
Lasp acquitted
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MissnaroLis. Mimi, Nov. 10
Tie s,rangrfs llt,na Tho ru,lto ~ tbc
u Paul aud Sioux s'ity rad ha,s r..
iitioneI Tho authorities II Tho road g.
rfniinue ihe siains ~ deairous ate
they IL have ihe trains run that shty
request that the r,re Le raised 10 hts
cents Ter mile. that sbe Rad may p.
expenses. anil ", thu f;rangsrs ",
..f,o-n vi'' rsiireals-~s mernpnilas
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Show mo \ radical. gentleman. :
ssll . politician. and III shew you 4
liar. I" ~. Mr.. an cne.' exclaimed !
ready opponent just come around
ihe rorner " wss ,hA ren'. "ani III
shaw sa Il fsii9v vlo it ylsll u
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DENTIST, t'ltHfA a. IOWA,

MI lNtbn@ phr, fisiis auI sksllsils
]. efffp.3 ~ ,a'lafa~tl1h gl,aspAtsi
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4. 4. TIL NAN. n. ~.

tfuwu InNa
iInvIng permanently l,Hatrd, respectfully
nffpra lila professional s0r,irv III llir CitI.
ytas ~ t'reaco and surrounding country,
t,tnee, t,awry's l,vpg aas. Nights
N~hAer Honse.
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ilhl 4 radical IL tho ward
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-26

OF Chron ie and Acute Rheum aiism. Neurai
gia, l.umbago, Seiatiea, Kidney, and Merry
Gus Diseases, after years Of suffering, by
taktns Dr. Filter i Vegetable Rheamstic Sysvo,-
the scientific discovery Of J. T.. Filler. N. D.,
regular graduate pfysician, with whom
we are personally acquainted. who has for
~ years treated these diseases exclusively
with astonishing results. We believe 10 our
christian duty, after de1iheration, TO con-
sci1Dtioosiy request Sufferers ~ use IT, ss-
pecialIy persons In moderate circumstan-
ces, who cannot afford 10 Waste time and
money on worthless mixtures. A clergy.
men we seriously feel the deep responsible
ity resting on as In publicly endorsing this
medicine. But orr knowledge and expert.
enee Gifts remarkable merit fully justifies
our actien. Rev e II Ewing Medina. Penn'a
suffered sixteen Year,. became hopeless
Rev Thomas Murphy, u. D., Frank fort
Phiisd.a. Rev J X Davis, Htghisfown, n. -.
Rev J : Buchanan, Clarence, iowa. AsexRn.
der Balm, Stanwood, Iowa. Rev q q Smith,
pfttsford. New York. Rev Joseph DeVas
Falls Church, Philadelphia. Other testimo-
mails from senators, Governors, Judges,
Congressman, Physicians. &C.. forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining these dis.
eases One thousan nd dollavs will be presented
to any medicine for same diseases showing
equal merit under test, or that can produce
one-fourth 60 many living cures. Any per-
son sending by letter descr lption Of afliiction
will receive gratis legally sigued guAran-
tee naming the number Of huttles 70 Onre,
agreein TO refund money upon sworn state.
ment Of It's failure TO cuFe. An1ictedtnvited
valuable advice costs nothing. 1y3
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An exchange SAYS that Kentucky
Grange effected piece Of work not
provided for in the regular SOrder Of
Business" A young brother and
sister, during the regular hours Of
session walked up 10 the front of the
Master and we're united in the bonds
Of wedlock. The members present
were taken quite by surprise, having
had no intima,ion that anything of
the kind was in contemplation. Thus
it is, that the good Offices of the
Grange are spreading far and wide,
and embracing within their scope ev-
cry good thing which pertains To- the
welfare Of the community, and what
ever duty they assume is quite cer-
tain to be well done. The Grange
is certainly very proper place for
the fain, hearted to enter in search
Of life partners. Difiident bachelors
win please make note Of this.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-26
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Public notice Is hereby given that The nm
derrigned has this day been appointed and
conmi ssioned by the Circuit Cont of Cedar
County, In the state OF Iowa, Executor OF
the Estate Of George Herr deceased: and all
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to file them with the
Clerk OF said Court clearly stated and duly
sworn 70, aaf Within legal tiIae, preparato-
~ 10 their being allowed or proved. and
persons owing said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the undersign
ed, and avoid costs
Dated nj Upton Iowa this 10Th day Of
March A .D 1874.
LEVI HERR.
CHHfSTIAN HERR fxerGtols.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-26

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intentino Of thee yho originated the
idea Of 1esiinx American citixens
charter 10 d. that which every man
hasa right 10 do without it.
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