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ncr. said the I'D man stretching his
neck.
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was rcmarking that liz WAS going to
ark the train bo, IL ha didn't have the
"pamrhlct Life cf Tom Collins" -
that they could gc. further particulars, !,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05
\ Warming ~ Hack Hill Explorers.

- NvWsWsWU ~ 111oNA s1lA RsWlVUWs
SlouA Ciri, t,ct. Il.
\ party of seven. y. Is Urton, james
Ogg, Charles l.. Allen. Thomas II.
llurton aud u. y. Allan. of lankton.
Dakota. and John Lowe, of Wichita,
Kan, aud Is l.. DAlcn, of Niborara,
Scb., left iankton ~ days az. for tho
Black Hills, aud on Sunday tho llsL
inst. were attacked BY patty of
Bfuls Sioux II the mouth Of the Little
Platte. forty miles from NiLorara. A
desperate fight cnlusd IN which Lowe
tsll dead b, three balloss. laden WAS
sho. through the chest, aud wounded
fatally. Orton was shat through tho
arm. and .Allon wounded BY ~ errow In
the Icy
The tight VA. kept up dfscsn min-
ntea, when the Indiana withdrew, taking
with them their dead and wounded,
which are though. to be =. least ton.
Tho whites =. once started back.
with ono mAn dead, three wounded. aud
the mules crippled. The, travslel Il.
night, leaving Balcu Ut SalcMent. aud
bnrJing l.uwe iiye miles further this
way.
Tho survivors returned 10 lsnkton,
and being reliable citizens the story of
their adventure may DO relied upon.
approximations are felt for the safety
u tar party q ~ who lsis this ctty for
the Black Hills. and who intended 70
travel IN tho track VI tbs ianston rsr.
~,
Tho las,ians afe understood 10 oA.
press . determination ~ prevent white
msn from cn.vgi'.s the hills Il aiI haa.
ards.
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llsnry Ward l,oscher u 20 receive
elVuO fcr ono lecture Ia Boslon. hi.
il The saAs H. W. b. Who wss even
wishing hv was dead. sumo time g.,
The wages u sin, used 10 y deash
Now they are $1,000 ! night.
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suNNhOONl: kTOsr I.OSe, LKOs
R6AfO1.pti 7

n Juss ruhllsi.esl new csiitlnn IT nr. cul.
vsvssrtt's Cceehtnesa EaAAY IN the
Ia radical eHt~ twithuMl m.siisitsl III spsr,na.
torvhHa "r Seminal MrAkness, lMxn'unlaty
.esn'hal i.ss.e@. inIcsensy. Mental Ahd Physical
lferAciis, tmIseti Ments Ii Marriage, etc i i1a,so
'n.'smnpsoi, epllsrsy and Wis, iaate~l by ALT.
ls.luis~'ev as sssuai essrhsagsnce, Ae.
- Price, In Asslsd envelope, nnly All cents
The evcifai~t author, In this Admlssthie EssaY
clearly dvneN-trstss. ft,a thirty pears sneeesss
w IwMrsiTe, shnt The aiafliing consequence ~
sef.Ahuss hay l,s fadeaiis sursl Without The ,la,.
srfshs use af internal medicine ~ the Anl.esil III,
" thr knife ltslntnu N.,t moe nf cure at .,,r !
mIt, certain aud elIsstuAl, NJ m~Ans 81 which
.sssy anfI+rsf, NJ matter what his coltt on NAV
radically, ."''
- tn. lecture sksu'd i,r III ths hand, of every
youah Hsad ssefy msn tn the iai,.t.
sent 'f''i.r wal, " plain e,.vvspe. 10 ANY aa.
dIss., post rA,i ON r~eesrt Or sx cent. 81 Tvs poet
Address ihr i'nhllsherr,
l1tAs I,t. ktINEA CO.
w Ho"sss. Nv York. l"st once Iiox, lisd.
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o. IT. HAMMER.

An Old Couple OM their Travels MOM I
/ Lying yoanx Man rostcd Thcm u.
Historic Spots.
From the Detroit frce frcss.
Tn tho train the other day were d
vcrs ccnf,ling old man and ,cr, in.
noccns oil lady. 1'hcy hal passed
away Eve. ,iA.hs &c their lives hidden
AWAY behind the hills nf Vermont. and
were going T. Westerns Michigan on a
visit 10 their spn. After u little skir..
mishin. round, tho old gentleman pitch
cd into me nbuut tho .erops. .silc, =
aud whom found how innocent he was.
! ] gave him all the information | could.
MI At once, =. hc radc slong, tho wife
caught hia arm aud exclaimed
Look out, Sa'nnol, or you'll b. f,r.
getting TIM, place where tlcy I'll.
The old man explained: lla said that
young man. Who esmc down from
Canada with them. tuld him to Look out
for the battle hohl nf Rraddntk's de-.
fca' ~ soon Us hc left Detroit.
| was rninv ID rrnlr that III. y~..c
man was MI isfcrnal liar. hnt the nl,l
lady seemed IL have set her heart IN
sucing the tlat, sna tho .ll man was
~ anAi ,us that | eoulln, hear III dis.
arroin, tham. When No goi down In.
u t'ls wnml. | roin'el ou. tie "ba,tlc
icli. and the, put their head. "a, II
thu window. na,l tnok IN tile scene.
Think II il, llsnncr." exclaimed
the oil man. A, hc drew In his lead;
think oi them lnjnns creeping through.
them woods mud shooting Alr. Bralluck
down dead -
My s,nl !" replied the old lady,
.ccminrl, overcome At the idca. snl
she kept her esvs on tho woods until
,lunghs she would twist her neck Ut.
W. got along all right for about iiy.
miles more. and the oll man wanted to
know Il 70 worn't down pretty near
the spot whore Tccumsch fell!
"Wherss" yelled. aud 10 ,aii tha.
,hs saae young man had informed him
that the railroad rnn close 10 the idsn.
tical spot where tho great Indian war.
rior fell aud slept.
.'lt'll 10 powerful favor to mo aud
Il yell punt out tho spot.
urged tho old lady. placing her hand
on my arm,
llos could 60 back on what that
bra1cn young man had said Tho Old
folks had made up their minds 10 zee
the spet, and Il didn't show il 10
them shuy might worry for weeks. and
they might think the young man had
lied, Or thu. ! wasn't rossed in the his
tpric spots of my own state. Lor' for
giyo me. but mile further on point.
oil out : hill and said:
"hchold tho last resting place of the
great Tccumscll.
Think Of i, Tanner. just think of
IT, exclaimed the old man; right
there is whore they 20. him.
Mercy! bu. il don !. seem possible
she calculated. and sho had to ret out
her pnuh-box before she could rscover
from tho shock.
Tho old gentleman said he had !
particular interest in seeing tho spot.
because hc knew The man Who had kill-
u Tccumsch used to live right Is
him.
lie must havs heen IN awful In
jany' broke in the old lady. "fcr the
yoang man said he didn't die TIL they
had cut OF h,s head. aud fess. and
hands, and blowed tho body up With
barrel Of powder"
wanted 70 yet away after that. fear.
ng that something worse was coming,
'us she insisted on my taking ! pinch
4 snua, aud ~ kept my ssat. We
vers just beyond Brighton. when the
I'll
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05
Arn~lds Doy aud (Aa, Z er's Ny.
From the llnnhusy NrNA

Tho other svsniMg Arnoll's boy IN.
The Chandler bay were sitting In shs
Kitchen IN tho dark. telling stories u
Capt. Kidd ssl osAsr Isss Traders.
when Arnvld ssn'or sang oss for shs
eleventh time within tho hall hour:
"Benjamin Franklin. 50 do~n.s,sirs
and CT that k,ndlinx Immediately"
chandlsr's boy had just 20. 10 The.
part Of the story telling how shs free
and easy sailor before mentioned used
% mix biz grog IL CONN and slice
small boys for aavo,ing.
Now Bon never fancisa geinr into .
COLLAR y night. and HE fears we're in-
creassd tsn.fol,' after hearing The wierl
romance Of tho bloody Pirate" ~
when b hoard tho suggestive tramp II
the gavsraor's hooss In tho hall. hs nj.
city sliprei into the sloact. leaving
Chaalltr's ls'y sitting 4, lAc fro.
Arnoll ss,,iar came IL anil seeing
Ben - ho supposed. not Yysn stirring
far tho collar, le walked up IL him anI
lifted him up BY tho car.
"Eas. Essy..'' shouted chandler's
boy II surprise.
"l.asy: shouted the old man, com.
'ets', ''na'a,atlc' hy b., suppossr
~ 'ari,y; "saes." sui 10 r,sassrel his
rresenee Il ,.,inL .u.'ie;rn,l, to kick
fh.nllers ips IN. tho caal.Lod and
su. 4 Ii. tieaf lp!prs 10 discovered
hs inls.t se
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\ patron ot nvwA..apsr once Sai.l
- tbs l.ublithcr:
Mr.. Irinsct. now y il that yns hsv,
neNos called upon mo Tor psy ~ your
paper .
"ull. fsni IN man 4 typrs. 1--WE
never a.k Il s.ltlaman i.r money"
'in,le.i. .sld .us patron. '.lit~
~ ! ~ MA".ss to S.t A.ong WHEN they
don't pay ur''
"Why.' s.ld the editor. latter .
certain tlMs w conclude that hs b nj
i gentleman und asx Lim."
"Uh.. Ah-..ys.-.l -. NJ. Editor.
please g'vs Nc > ssesips, and hasds
him Y. Mark ~ nsms dswa u
h w yosr books.
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Il you wake W II The night IL 81
Italian hotel aud shoot u . burglar.
shs chances ~ that yvu sant - shc
landlord nsSt mornirg aud that his
wife ID 1 widow,
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llorssie Seymour Is IN lsnsiar,
Michigan looking at.ur his n l...,
,at.retl ,fhfe ils uen. II III .t,,,
A. AIts tI.e4.Aal itnisrsA,. II NIehi.
gan. !! i sf.e lFst ia,pu,tlan t.ie eat.
side world ms hat that the entire state
d not owned by zAcn. CuAxpLsG.
Buffers comment on The news iron,
Indiana aud Ohio Wa characteristic: /:
"l,'s h-ll, boya. sure enough; but tAs
old tack wont do this time. We can /
6re tho northern heart with dsAd or.
pet baggsrs any longer. sad the more
W kill thsm tho better the people like
Il don't just 80 tho way olsar now,
but tell you the tides rising. and al
h--ll cant stop IT,"
When Vanderbilt travels, his srsc--
ial train goes mile IN something leas
than . minute. In ssss of fatal sc,i.
dent hs would doubtless Ike 80 havr
the world know that hs went 10 what's
shs-na'nc. f.that.plaos . ninMtc and
half quicker than any other man u.
~ did
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~ ~ FULLER.
JUSTICE or TIE PEACE.
LINZ SrMiNus. How AGD CurNry, Iowa.
Collections attended Ia and prrsyylr
pfum tlv rcmi.trsi. viansl
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Mere and Thorc at;cM,.

five could read tho secret history II
our enemies. We should 6nl in each
mans life. sorrow aud suffering enough
y ,lissrm nll our hostility.
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Whatever ,..l has given me, il i,
not fvf myself alone. i, II 80 Influence
to s,ane .s'ru, ethrrs. and te p.sfvln,
i work fer u ,pis, Ani there ID nu msn
IN s"rtes. ~ \ 'snisiran' inat q ]. 1aA
MT a speed w.ts ~ s,a n II. The
ether cna spt.os would be na'.s.s rs
Tho marn,'ist mskcs NJ urc.sts ,g,lt
VI machinery. The builder r.aees u.
useless timber in the building. Th,rr
i ~ object lur which every r.,s !.
laid. every aperture madu. There i.
so'no reason Why avery psr, # the
building 10 f.rn,sl A il is II 10 ,,r
strength or beauty. for tho admission
Vt light. for inercss or ssress. There
l. = reason ter everything. And 70 The
great Architccs II Creation. tho Al.
mighty God, in forming man. puts ~
useless man On this earth. Every man
has h's place, 4 foundation-s,o or
TOP stone-.a part & the aLificc. NJ
man has IL particle of intull1.. hu. fs"'
saw was nscs,sary for this worlal; and
hence rosts on every man the duty of
loing what liz can !or the world.
--blsHor SIMPSON,
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Grant mr. thyrelf. q Saviour Kind;
Thy Splri, undecided.
That inay bc In heart aud mind
A gentle A. u child.
That may trrslA LIES nr,luous ways.
~ thou thysclf hast ,rAl.
Ava /. -. .-.a-l. - r.-,.. .r,t ,,r.,@.
kecpcvcr closc tn God
W. may diifcr Az % our modc III 10
Ing good. while cur motives may 10
equally pure. Why then should wc
imrsath other. motives. We may DO
equally anxious to scrys tod. why
thea .'1puld We Lo charged with sul6.h-
moss when lahnrlns Il save souls.
lhe sundays IL mans life
Threaded together IN Times string,
Make bracelets IL alnrn thr wife
~ the eternal; glorious king
TN sunday heasrns gate stands nf,<:
lsl,.inss arc plentiful and rife,
More plentiful than hope.
Thou arc n day Of mirlh;
And where the weekdays trail TN ground,
Thy Hight IL higher. ~ III. birth.
u hi me takc tHe NJ thc hound.
l,arirg with thee from seven 10 scsen,
Tin .hat W. hotl. being tossed from earth,
Fly hnnd In hand 10 heaven.
uIonaK iHnbknr. toslx
W. doubt very much whether tho
lives oi the Christians IN the apestles
day were ~. more exemplary than =.
tho present day. Tho probability il
they were les 90 There was mucl,
emincn. pis.y, but, alcng with i,
much imrerfsc,ion toe. ~ any ono may
infer FROM the pastoral episslea. Yet
the apostles called them .ain,s.
Hard words are like hail-stones III
beating down aud destroying
what they would nourish II they wcl.
melted into drops
rliE LORI, u MY siErHERp,
fhs Lord IL my shvrhsrsi, ~ ,nAk.s n,r rsreas
Where tls i'asinrss In t~euty arr krow.as.
lis leads me sfat threuyh the world aud ia snss,
Mhsfs In peace ths s.lll watsrs are nowtng,
~ sr ag.hens mr. spirit, he she~. u, the path
Where the arms n hs isvs shatl snfoid me,
And whom walk ,hrongh The dark .alls, oi death.
III. fcs aud hs Aan Will uphold me.
..ksox.
A celebrated tca,hcn sail. Il wrap
'nysolf up IL my own virtue. \ true
believer has sou,sshins infinitely het,ar
10 wrap himself il. When Satansa,s.
thou hast yielded - my suggestions; |
when Conscience says. Thou ha., turn
sd deaf oar 10 my Al.noaitions; whom
Tho Law of God nays. Thou hast broker
NO; whom tho Gospel says. Thou hast
neglected me; when Justice says. Thou
hat insultsd me; whom Mercy sAys.
Thou hast sighted mo; Faith eau say.
NJ this i too true! but | wrap mysclf
~ In The righteousness of Jesus chriss.
--TurLApY.
little mAs.crlcs achieved,
Little wants with care relieved.
Little words In love expressed.
Little wrongs II once confessed,
Little grAcsS ncrkly worn.
Little slighta win, patience horn.
TllsA' ar treasures that shall rtsc
Ear beyond tlle shining aliss.
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XU2E'L.S.

\ lNlIWOKTll HOUSE,
HN ]. 4. Dll.wORTll,
t'rEs,u. law,.
s'o,ih sasl corner Elm and Mnikr, II.
south ~ ,lm Depot.
This aims To- m the hs, kept honsc Ii,
tnw... lass IL. i.ss..i lmrn Ia the plncr c,m.
,'et,sd with Il, rivnt, ot water. nnl CARE.
ful hnsllris.
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cOHRI's1u.lpl.l1S.

\fis~ Il. v kiMi,AiIS
NA nAtuilTElt
tTr~s,. iasA.
Thrtr tirnr~ Nerih ~ t'ns l'ak,rs. srr
lsrlmwsiin d. pr-s Making. Ilait N,sk.
Swiirhss friysts.r Hair lirinsts. tnsis.
Wigs. anil nlIing Ir~slf,, They Will war.
rant satisfaction and solicit from i srnrra,s
palir isisl " their Wink. 10,
They arr constantly rrsvisinga Ane ~.
xsNnru, nj Imported lisir.
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- u. tANflEI.D.
JUSTICE or THE PENCE,

IANrisln MiNS.
VIII attend 10 collections and pay tascs
fos nus,.rvsislcnis In any part III Fillmore
conniy. Mimi.
Refcr~ y, rcrmi@~ion ,o 1lm. lsrnlwn
Wells, Preston. Mimi. Peter Nrlic. Lime
Springs ssaiion Iowa. j. II. Easton.
Tanker. lh.crrah. Iowa; &, \. ThnrlNr.
t'r~ro. Iowa.
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Little naMs.crlcs achieved.
Little wants With care relieved.
Little words In love expressed.
Little wrongs Il once confessed,
Little grAcs n,crkly worn.
I.iitlc slighsa win patience horn.
ThsAr arc treasures that shall rjsc
Ear beyond the shiuinu skies.
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Whsn yoa d. a..c'np. anything tha.
i right, g. through with il. 80 no.
easily discouraged. Form habits u
perseverance,, Yield not 10 slo.h and
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Grant mr. tllyself. q Saviour kind
Thy spirit nntlrtiled.
That ! inay be In lrAst aud mind
A gentle A. n child.
Tha, may trcs.al LIES sr,luous ways.
~ thou ihysclf hast ,rUl,
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Keep ever closc IN God.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05
w iisi.l tisD.
.TolIS J. BROWN.
PAINTER AND GLAXlER,
GREAtO. IOWA

Would respectfully announce tlmt
Am pr,partsl 70 tve prompt attention and
MilAMttUfy attention 10 MI kinds III work
falonxinr tonny brunch ~ my profession.
Ship S0,,th si,lt VI MARKET street, ncsrl,
opposite the Elevator. a:,H
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BLACKSMITH SHOE.

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05
Jesus IN The | call
.'rsns' IN Thou M, all.
ilisar olre,na.i,y
Il msm extremity,

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05

Hard words are like hail.stoncs III
summer. beating down and destroying
what they would nourish II they wcl.
melted into drops.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05

llors.ie So syuoar il IN Lansiar
Michigan looking ai.sr his n t...y
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-27
York and the unfoldings in Washington, in New
Orleans and in Charleston. Corruption enough
To sink q fhnuSRnd.

York and the unfodings in Washington, in New
Orleans and in Charleston. Corruption enough
to sink thousand.
God is behind us and have no fear for the
future Of this country. No fear as to failure Of
constitutional government, because We have the
pledge of God that He shall rule and reign until
righteousness and justice shall triumph, and the
ends Of the earth shall rejoice in God, and every
knee shall bow and every tongue confess that
God is great.
few years of patience-patience brought to
the front-but we grew impatient and were fear
full and afraid-we would bring God down into our
In DIST again.
l invoke you to-day be true to God, be true
to Government. God will vindica!e you; don't
undertake to yindicate yourselves. Do your
duties within limits, and love that which is right
and honorable, and leave the results with God
As there is mightiness on the throne, there 10
power above and beyond us, will God right
the wrong, and Joy will come to US, and the hearts
of the people of the Lord will echo back the
shout of the people of the South: We are saved .
We are saved! We are saved!
God, we bless Thee God. we worship Thee !;
God, we gloriy Thee, and in Thy presence, join
ing heart to heart we thank Thee that Thou art
indicating Righteousness. oh, God! move on
in majesty and power until We are entirely free.
Amen. Amen.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-27
CLEANED.
Lancaster (Pa. Examiner.]

Judge Ptman's chimney had been foul for
some time, and when he mentioned the fact at
the drugstore, Mr.. Squills said he could
easily clean it out by exploding little powder
in the fireplace. The idea seemed to Pit
man to be good one, and he bought almost
ten pc 1nds of powder in order to do the
work thoroughlyat the first blast. Some men
were busy graveling his roof that day. and
just as the Judge was about to touch off the
charge workman named Snyder leaned over
the top of the chimney to call to the man be-
low to send up some tar. Then the Judge lit
the slow match. The view which met the eye
of Mr.. Snyder as he went up was fine one,
embracing as it did Cape May and Baltimore
and the Sandwich Islands, and when he got
enough of drinking in the scenery he came
down into the river, apparently with the in
tention of exploring the bottom. When he
was fished out he was glad to learn that. moi
only was the Judges chimney thoroughly
clean, but that 1t would need about four cart
loads of bricks to repair damages. After this
the Judge will clean his fues with brush tied
to clothes-prop.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-27
THE LUCAS MURDER.

At o'clock yesterday morning, Thos. New
house gave himself up to Corporal Carlton,
of the Mounted Precinct, and was locked up
in the First Precinct Station, charged by the
officer from information received, with killing
William Lucas. He was arraigned before
Judge Macarthur, and remanded to the Parish
Prison to await the Coroner's affidavit; on his
way down he stopped at the Charity Hospital
to have wound in the hand dressed, which he
says he received in the ARRAY of last night.
Newhouse seemed very cool, and refused
to say anything as regards the affair more
than that he had done it in selt-defense.
Coroner Folweu impanne!ed jury and ad-
journed the inquest until Saturday, at
o'clock