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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-04


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the nnknasal,le. it's nhitc, IL tho spir.
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grasp mny here hc combined, blended
and hArmoniscl into one ts,he,ic whole
80 that he who gases may not sec 1
single defect
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natures beauties - pcrfsc, .ha, 10 the
imagination II II once suggested some.
thing beyond art ~ science.
W. dare not tako 10 pioscs our
most beautiful poetry, Il will no. bsnr
dissection, for It's beauty consists il
the witchsry of tho words themselves.
which arc 70 involved with the subtle
elements of the infinite mystery thu.
thoy awaken pleasant associations aud
speed the thoughts on tho wings Of i'm.
agination into tho dim and distant
past Or bid them rsyel Ia tho com.
Ing gloriss Of tho bright yet uncertain
future.
Music, painting. and sculpture, no
less than poetry. owo thor poetry to
tho hidden soul they arc what they
are and gain their peculiar cnds not A.
exhibitions Of knowledge bu. A. divine
arts that suggest something beyond tho
rcalm Of anything that can b known.
'Tis only 70 tho hidden action Of tho
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ing in fancy beautiful worlds. labor
free, whose cities aro paved with gold
and the building II whose walls are Of |
jasper. or Of turning backward ages up /
on agcs and trayersing tho winding
laharynths OF tho sllendors Of the |
misty past.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-04
GOEnTE AND MODERN CULTURE
OratiOn VI Mary n. Palmer. et The grind.
nAtlnH class or ih.j or tho Iowa
state Agricultural College
DELIVERED Nnv., lltl, ISL.

vi IHo uaik ages VI European ms
tors, tho germ VI modern culture was
slowly struggling upward ont u the
clans ~ forming civilizations. where
Y c'u.'l grow atd expand, but 10, Nh
I'll thr cra % tho 10Th rcnter. ~ W.
iini tie l,lcn III modern culture taking
shape IL tho minds of tie nation "
Europe. rc,rl. emerging from tho
ruins Il Roman civilization md .st in
tho mist Of doubt aud sublime ,letruir;
tansing, ycaruing f"r the light lnt NV
able IL c>triruto themselves fr.n the
clouds that obscure their ,isIun
The mysteries ~ this al,i The after
l,fo rerplcx anl annny them. tie, sec
TIM. in nature all things grnw. is,t'sp.
perform their mission. and aiiher AWAY
Will. the, feel that ihere Il something
in human aspiration which promise. nn
infinite progression beyond their pres
ent existence Hut what Is destiny !,
md whittier II humanity drifting. All
history sreincd u teach that the hum.
m racc was ons IL harmony with the
system Of things, aud their lives but
liseordant note IN tho hymn Of the un-
iyerss.
This intutiyc longing for something
higher was but tho cry of the imrris-
oned soal showing that .hcre were
dormant faculties within them only
waiting - - developed into perfect
culture.
Amid al this storm Of feeling rag
ing not only among tho common folks.
ba. affecting alike. warriors. states.
mon. poets, philosophers, political
economists. ~ classes. questions rslat-
Ing 10 tho malaay Of tho ags began TO
b agitassd. disappointed It tho r.
sults 81 Protestant Reformation some
proposed returning to tho Mother
Church from which thcy we're dissent
ers. while others connsclsd lhat fame.
wealth and honor would bring them
tho coveted peace. Meanwhile with
change in human society .here came
! change ~ the human mind for idsas
keep pace with tho changing cendi !
tions IL tho outer world, and aro III
turn tho causes aud objects of tho sue.
cessiyc epochs of human improvement.
From tho ansagonism Of tho timss
there sprang up q nav literature. ba.
a. the nations wsrc still In tho loth-
argy ofmodieval paralysis IL was not
until tho proper stimulus ~aa afforded
that they felt their dormant powers
awaken and found themselves ~ Tie
thrcahholl " 4 nov world. bro, ',r ID
view sud richer In recourse.
a. the little child feels that |, lives
In world d mysteries and rcrrlsxi-
ties which by tho expanding Of Il. own
powers. AMI tho guidance u older and
wiser minds will eventually hocoms un.
dsrstood and appreciated, - the Cor
man nation already mastered By this
painful obstruction of mind looked 10
0osshs The great lumiOary u The ags
who had just appeared In literature.
and who. soon. By the peculiar aud
wonderful construction of bic mind was
70 become The acknowledged leader and
soul of hia nation. II has hesn said Of
| hlm that hc was ! person of such
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ltr npstt uninsitsai .lasis
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tnaoiih the precious sins. ,a,fr
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t,r shit him ~. without ufTttrlingl
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t,f critics from ,lisarnsinns ,tas.
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fSase Whit ine hcav, pug, my snalerl
The grniir 't hris'aina' vim. IL life.
fur rnnsricin SAKE. had hatal enrh
u,lmr.
Ianll them friends. lnsr nliri ln5h4.
Antl Mrll ihr itc tht, nas elain.
VIM always give M cheerful In.kS
What living friend has de,ntln sanirf
And FIR commnionsi,ip. hn~ t,..
Is ,llcse. my croni.s ever present,
or nll The friends | ever knew
Have been so usctul md 81 III a.ant.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-04
Yer, Particular.

Sincc tho insurance companies wen.
back on Chicago. the authorities there
arc getting 70 10 4 lis.lc particular II
thcy suspect man n carrying match
- about biz person they throw him into
tho lake. This helps shs cleanliness
Of tho population. and affects the mos.
callous with tho resolution 10 learn
how 10 swim.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-04

The other night. 4 man who li,cs
out on Columbia street was kept dawn
town BY business until ,cr, late hour
snd l,in wife. knowing how cold he
would bc when hs got home. put an
iron on the stove aud when she Lea,.l
him open the gatc, she jumped up mud
hurriedly wrapping tho iron IL piece
Of Annnul. chncked II IN he'd fur him to
warm his great ngls feet by Tho man
was cold and tacitnrn md crna liz
crawlsd into bed with 4 gr"wl. and
shuddtrcd with cold III hi stretched
himself ont. Then IN gave 4 yell that
lifted the roof m tho hnnscs and jam.
med his head through tho head board
and s,reamed Arc and waltscd ont on
thc Aoer and around tho room In tho
dark. straddling roek,ng-chars aud
breaking his shinA on bureau corners
and knooking down brackets with hi@
shoulders and npsetting ono u two
things, and filling tho darkness with
wcird. fantastic profanity. When his
wife lighted the lamp, they discovered
: beautiful photograph u sad Iron IN
tho bottom oT that mans foot, and
Il WAS found that the flannel hAd somc-
how got Oh the foot warmer. Tho
,nsn says that hereafter. II he mus,
alecr with 4 hardware store, he wants
Il put in cold. --Hawk-Eys.
Nearly.
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L
Bradford Grange, Henry county has
d.bandcd. sold iss lodge furniture. and
burned its charter.
A Milwaukee man says he wishes hs
could bs wrecked. and come home and
dnd his wifs married ts some other fsl.
low tho way Enoch Arden did.
Free lovs-The aGcctionats wife
who helps herself from her husband's
pockcsbook while he sleeps.
Chicago, tits said. has raised her
pow rent. She 10 evidently dctcrmin-
cd that II any Of hor citizens get "
heaven which II II not wholly iupos-
sibls ono u thsm now and thea NV
accilsntly do---thsy shall pay literally
~ .ns r'nku'At tmouk" r'ssssnk scct-
dent.
An inebria.sd man walking along
the street. regarded the moon with
sovereign contempt; You nsed nj feel
70 proud he said, "you arc full only
oncc month. and am ovsry night"
Tho old stofy q Jonal, and tho whale
il being revived IN Washington with
evidences Of considerable biblical r.
search. many Of tho Republican msa-
ayers insisting that Grant shall play
the part Of Jonah.
Tho Earth measures sooOl miles
through. u Anan,asa, which 10 tho
distance straight dawn between tho
new pcnissntiary prisoners and liber-
y.
4 policeman In Chicago passing >
house, the othsr night, herrd woman
screaming, 10. Henry. Henry. come
here quick! Susan. mother. tho baby"
Calamity breaking in thu door and
rushing up stairs, tho olIitsr found that
tho baby--had Just cut toosh.
In tic course ,fli, AKRON lecture
.e,ne one asked Professor Wooden
(which should 4 man prefer, religion
u gr.enlaeks.. aud thu Professor re-
Piled. III W. can. have bu. one rib
Us IL grscnbacks. :
r,lu.el u Dan ya.,,l.r. a., .I.,l..
IL D.nald loa,I,,.. 4, il. Va M
4. ~.
brooklyn Argus. There are thirty
" forty diHc,cn, kinds Of religion In
:, .,,,. n,.,rl ,,,,,.n..,. !. h.,a ..onl.
,.nl,,;.r NM hs,,.. /, .,.h .;,.,,.,.
|. .a.,, ,,,..
Smith Aas ~, yet ,ra~lcJ out of Tho
laru.t
\ ''e'ena ( Montana } divine, who
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brmhlsn Argus.

Mr. llcerhcr thinls tho wickelcst
thing in tho world !. to ,hump a child
Oh tue head. This Is undoubtedly
trno. The best va, to punish child
Ii ~ pour hot bccswax down its back.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-04
4 ('lhristlan Wish.

oh" exclaimed ! long logged
foan'ing saint IN thu Anti-Sccrct Con.
vsntion u Chicago. Friday. IL tho
Masona would but murder somebody.
That would arouse tho churches"
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Tho Milwaukee News insists that
fish can hear. Thcre IL no doubt tim,
some Of them can. Such IL un1nossio,,-
ably tho easc with tho principal sar.
dino in Grants Cabinet.
Il il said that 'bcof Is only three
cents per pound IN Oregon. while cef.
fins ars elo0 apiece" Thus The
temptation II Tho Orcgonian 10 eat
himself 10 death II pro,iacntiall, c,nu-
tsractod BY tho high price u funsr.
al.
We nrc told that Mr.. l.olo. Of In.
diana. recently eloped with another
mans wife, sister and daughter =
Brigham himself could hardly made a
cleaner sweep Of tho family than that.
Short dresses are coming into fash
ion again. We knew this would bs
the case ~ soon rs woman will, 4
pretty foot and ankle could secure ,le
chief lay-so In tho matter.
An exchange speaks " Miss susan
B. Anthony's "mnichlcn cloquenre :
Il Susan i really possessed q match.
less cloqncnce. how Ii II TINT. with the
additional advantage q forty seven
lcap ysnrs, during which her ma,ehle,.
clolncnce WAS licensed u WOO au,l win.
shc has never been able to induce one
single. solitary inan 10 ioin her IN
swapping her lounge for a double he'd
nj tcndy
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volnsy volt4irs Smith Gracious.
what : nams 70 carry into : eans.
brake.
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sI1NNhOOd. xIOsr I-Oss, IfUel
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- ina published. neM rllinu III IT.. CuIs
VI tNells Celebrated easM( ~ III
fa,ileal cure without lnAiit,..I III @uvrtan.
- farfllHa ~ seminal Msahn ness, fn.uIunturt
SEMINAL tostrs. tn,u"lrnsy. Mental AIa tisyslaai
htat,aslt, inp.d nrnis ~ Marriage. .iet (. kNIss,
Consumption. Etdl~JsS aud tlts. ,uatset ht sill
i,alalseafe es sasuai extra, apsns., ~.
~ t'iias, Ia seslsd vn..lare. eti, siks.hts.
ftts eeshfsiel author, In this admirable fsswe
Nsiajt dsHinnsiiaies. from tilfty ysafs stsress
fni tts.tifs. that thu alarming Consequences ol
ts'i.Abnss mas " i,d rNly ehl.h wstInat The dAn.
'Asrusis iss vi .tirFna mrJ Jvins ~ ihe application,
y The knife, painting n,is mode nf eu1r IL nba.
3,nl,ls, svrtaln and .ti~rtua, Il, nasars nj whe%,
ssnr, saifear. - matter what bs condition ma,
u, ~, cure hi'nsrif ehssriy. Insats'y. ani
fatiraiy,
- fh's Lecture an'd ~ III tl~ hands IL s.sr,
You'll, and sseft tnnn IN the iand.
Sent un.sf r,.,. w plain eps sinrs. 10 amy Al
s'v~s. it*l pail on r..rM of ~ eintr III t~9 r.,,
stanps
Aidtsse the Publishers.
tiAs. 80 ktLNEA 70.
III haMet,. N.w York. rast Utlles nps. ssss
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PHYSICIANS.

~ tWTsEININWs M, ~.
RESIDENT SURGEON n PHYSICIAN,
('Rk~cn. Iowa.
Ian graduate " Michigan University,
mcinlHr ~ thc North Iowa Medical ksnic.
VI devoter his whole time ~ his profession
and n prepared tn answer MI calls either hy
day or night. Hills are always due M soon
~ scrvlys hnvc bcen rendered.
1FOnice nnd residence In first building
North vi TiNxs office, up stairs. vt4-hI
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In connection with l,ls~aii- Maups
s.,ar. ahd being prepared IL lnrfurm nIl
kinds ai work IN ,lr heI sfylr and 1T fuir
ratt. wptll solicit sIlare ef p,lrnnag,
iron, ii,a.is aHt. y genetnl.r piillie.
trrstu. Soy ~, l,ss.,.
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lli.WuRTii HOUSE.
I,Y j, 4. Ulf,WOETIt

I,I j. 4. DlfWOETIl.
tG.An. low.
south rns' cornef I'm aud Market ~
~ni,l, ~ tie ll.'Imt
T'his aims IN iu The hest kept l,n,r In
town. Inns ilc larg.si hita III vi, tl,rr RON.
nc',"l with u, pleni, " wn,,r. and care.
TIL llDHtlrrs.
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XUIL'LS.

II " 4 q TsVs
WEBSTER '''''E'
l,i ]. 4. WEBSTER.
tEEarn. lnwl
On The wrat aislc VI Hin street, three
hlprks north from the railrnnd.
rrt:upd sini,linv fnr teams.
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vi ,uNl'~. having ts,,,,e,l Ill.
MEAT MARKET,
II IT, WOnn,
tlAI. ESTATE ASn 1OIIu "rluN
tGENT

tlNn 'sliIse. Stsrt.s. lnss.
taaf lai,t Ter mua.r,sdsn's. Ill latsi.
~ lN ni'll' VIII have rsnnrt attention
's,rd ri, airs .5i.ri wii,ii ,.sslfrl.
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NEWllAl.L ii"tsE.
atiM arktf, WfsanSsfS,
1. lH1NNELI.. Proprietor
Tie largest iialel In iln <ur,h.wen
" u .intfsass,, tl.rh.
lhai lsl4ss. n'ns'
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cDHrIS1v,lDt,lzS.' !

\fls~ Il. Y klslii.sil.1 Il
Asl DAUGHTER.
tnfrso iaa
1hfef ,l4afs Nuiah II ti's llalrrs. arr.
.la,I#sesl IT, tis ltnss Making ilals M,sL
ssNIlelsss. i'tigriirs, liair il.tnIes .nsls
y IL sel illlilis .lrNsi,s TIN, "iil war
fatal Satisfaction ana N,lsAs tfpIa, il n.t.t,Al~
pulls. Ii irial IN tinif wu1k. .,n,
They aft constantly rtssising nnr as
safint.nt III Impaired Iislg.
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AL IlSfERS lN Nli1ERx PelNts.
Csanscnng In Chicago with Ill Eastern
and CsMtAerA Lines
nsrnr rorn~r Canal aud West Madison
0,s. lIorsc rnrs anA stsgc Lines for MI
parts 81 the Glty constantly passing
.1lj2MAwx're DeV0/.' Corner ~
Reed NN1 .yON/A Unksv .yXs.
A.y. n. CARPENTER,
0snersi I'ass and Ticket Agent,
viAasAmll MILWAUKEE,
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llvN. BALLARD.

MN BALLARD.
| i.ENtN, lttH
Will rrrair CLOCKS. nml guarantee
Satisfaction, Every r,.k nnrrahirltnrl,n.
lifins t'nnH ,nl,r defective alnaks III hiH
ntsi,laur On High Street. nrst IL The
N1l,stri ll,alsr nel H. viii 1T il,rm right
harets rf.Wtamlir.
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BLACKSMITH SHOP.

!, 4. y. EALLAKn. lmylnr nrn,d 1
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IoIlS ]. l'isoWN.
FAINTER AND Gl.AXIEn,
tHEStD. IONA

Nnnll respectfully announce ihai 1
~ prepared ~ glyr prompt attention nnh
satisfaction, attention ~ NIL kinds III work
i,sl'n'gins ionny hrs,n'huf III, profession.
~lio., Snslsh si,ic ~ Market street, ,narl,
opposite il,e Elevator, ;i:iii
l.~. +. ". LEE.
TEACHER nf NoeAL ASp l>.Ini. agsrAt.
Mrshs
tREStD. IONA.
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\ n TIL MAN. N. ".

All operations carefully snA skilfulIy
CsSfnrmei. and satisfaction gssaramscsxi
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tuk uhass NS w"ks " pVWet Wutcu sots
for us when We arc asleep aud which
in Psychology j. entitled the imagin-
alton, but which No have here desig-
mated the Hidden Soul.
II memory u found 4 noted marvel
of hidden thought memories power
lies moro within che realm of astsa.isssAe.,
than Of conscious mental exercise. We
daily dclyc and plod for truths with
which 70 store tho mind, a great por.
sion of which seems snon to become
dead and buried bnt which may In 4
moment 30 brought back 70 new litc
| III the soul.
Nothing garncrcd IN tho minds store
house II ever lost. for memory IN IN
sscn sentinel keeps strict watch ov.
er her shadowy wards. the slus to her
faishfulnsss being found In The theor,
of the hidden lifs. Va ars greater
than wc know, consciousness h not our
whole world Tor outside Of conscious
ncsA there u ~ extent illimitabls and
boundlsss Of infinitely greater signiA-
csncc than u the little conscious isls
in the ocean VI intellectual life.
All poets. artists and inventors are
great in proportion - they possess
enriched memories. Stores II know
ledge muss they hare gaFnsrsd away
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meet your obligations BY virtue Give me good
stocks, gold and silver This world 10 good enough
Ior me-" Yes, great deal too good. Here goes q
poor, seedy .coated bankrupt "Do you know who
tnat Is he was at one time one OF the richest
men IN town." "Humphl all gone and past now,
poor lellOwr He 10 man. He IL neither dis
c0uraged nor sorry: full OF patience full OF sweet
ness, Iu or the abundance, the certainty that be-
tween him and his God che wires are never down.
"POor fellow1" Perhaps you would ike to pity the
angels that stand around the throne or God.
Look at that man. He Ia man that could shake
all Wall street II he be In mind to-worth nm.
known miiiions." You look at him: he is 4 mil
lionnaire-the strongest man In New YORK. A hum
dred OF them rubbed together wouldnV make 4
candle OF hall the light or one single manly virtue
Be not discouraged, ye that are weak and over
thrown in the battle Of life. Great expectations
have Inherited great disappointments. The time
is very short and the way grows narrower with
every sum- and before long the call for each ana
every one OF you will be 'Come up hiJher.n And
then as the homeliest and br0wnest bud. winter
wrapped when Il feels the life OF spring breathing
on It, bursts open and unfolds ITSELF transcendenb
In color and fragrance. . rose; so you, wrapped IN
this winter and all the storms OF tho nesh, shall
break forth and stand in your bloom ana IN jour
beauty, In the presence Of God. And the wonder
Of time and the solution OF time shall be given -
you there; according to the word OF Him who said.
"Whati do, ye know not now; but ye shau know
hereafter" 1--WE look not at the things which are
seen, for the things which are seen are temporal,
but the things which are not seen are etez1kAl."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-18

tain hour and he would nnd one who would unfold
the secret 70 MIN. He went and saw q poor, SICK,
some hesitation he addressed him-.A good day
to you'll" "Au my days are g0Od.n "Heaven save
YOU" mo need to ask that Heaven always
saves me.n The sage, In astontshment, said,
"Po0r, sick and iii-treated. what have you
70 thank forr' The man replied, 81
have everything to thank God for
Il am well thank God If I am sick thank God |;
everything Is good and what you call evil must
be mere shadows. "But," said the sage, suppose
God should cast you into hels" al can't help that
He would have 10 60 into hell with me II He did,"
answered the man, ''and better 81 ..
FIERY WALLED HELL
with Him than gOlden-gated Paradise without
Him." The sage had learned his lesson. This Is
the souls faith; no pretence to dogmatism. 1t has
9, belief IN immortality. but Of dlnersnt com.
believes in immortality for ITSELF but the soul is
not anxious for ITSELF The religion OF The heart
and soul balance each other, but more and more
the lesser part OF religion shall be laid aside and
We snail learn to appreciate that divine faith
which 10 more serene than any other. Blessed are
those who have grace to see It; blessed more and
aud to live BY IL. MHs9X ~. - +. 1fl'-9 ~