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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18
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.ttHts tats 80 viii lsslsnrj ,n IA hen.
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tta#l 81 i farming lan,ls ,be l,cs, part
Immigration hpt' sat III " safe III
- taal tl.ts all b etpsits demand
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naturally n inetease .tl,ieps tine ~
Tue heaviest capitalists Il uhicaTa has
a.l IL ~ tho rsessnt week that Iowa
lands ar NOW mafe eal.lls sough, for
than an eiler. AMI ,ia, there Ii ~
irenhle n 'l,+fa.ing Il them u .lc trans.
ae'ians 4 siale Thcs are. he ras-.
the nes, thing II mnney, and hc adds
further that .a,rln. capital u already
moving issult ta~srl Investment, n them.
iIe Asserts that tho Iowa farmers. and
through them tho Iowa huaincss ucn,
Will be In tho Inn, condition II any poo
rle Ia the United States by tho time
wiuter shall cume, Tho hca,icst do
msni On Chicago aud Eastern capital
just noS IL fur money 10 move tho Iowa
grain crop. which Ia VI immense that
the railways leading nut u tho Ssats
arc unable 10 furnish rars enough to
carry Il "a Several million dollars will
snmc intu Iowa during Tho next month
far wheat aud oats alnnc. and this Aow
" mono. vii W kept ~ tho autumn
and winter through until ,hv surplus
grain md pork alt'l cattle product ofshs
State rhall have found IA way IL market
We can safuly calculate upon IN In.
iuensu ial and winter trade In Iowa
this sear, = Davenport nomocrst.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18
Before and At,cr.

Following w give a fow extracts
from tho Usage Press. written before
tho meeting u .he Mason ''i,y con.
yentian. The lirrt arc replies TO an
article eommenda,ory &c Mr.. Pratt
pabli.hed IN thu Dubuque 'rimcn
.Nhilo va never believed that Mr.
Pratt wnH great man, n wise states.
men or deep thinker, W hnyc alwnyr
given him dac ereli, for being ~ ~.
pert III eullinp uti,er mons thought.
pruning othpr peoples IDEAS, aud 10.
loc,ing with admirable .kill tho l,cnnti-
full, rounded l,erindA of o,l,cr men
elp1urnee, md Transporting them Int,
new ma,lelel firm for his own eloquent
usc when palning them ~ on tho pub.
lie M thu productions ~ his own brain
Nr. Pratt las certainly shown NOR.
industry and skill in that direction
tlan he EVER iii III serving the rnhlit
interests when called 10 ,Airial losi.
tiuus.
Tho Time. fnrgns 10 mention whils
rnu,acrnsins sir l'ra,t's Hooi qun,it.
ier TIM. lie was to lazy. 700 iniolcn,
" ton careless n replying 10 tho nv
orr ~ h- numrrm. constituents III Nh,
lth Congressional District who hny,
Ind occasion u write linn fvr inform
atipn IN public matters
Tho Times al,o forgnt % moniiol
| Mr.. l'ratt'r connection viii, tllr sulnr,
n,ah steal Il did MT inform his ron
.,iluenis III ,hc rural districts ~ III,
ith Congressional District that Nr
l'ra,. aai.,l, roek, .ud his share u III
rppils up u thu time u .ho repeal i
that iuiuu'tens law and nov hope
81 rsrape the a'iia'n attached N ryrr
man vim participated N my maunp
,in tnnt great national iai4n.,y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18

Ono Of thu sal ,lcst things about
thu small ho, II the present day Ii the
uncertainty whIrl, seems TO attend him
as hc bounds along through l,fc. You
emit always tell what l,c Il going to
sa,. Ata Sunday school service
held not long aso, and Amiablc clorgy.
man, cnieavoring 70 illustrate tho M
crssi.y of tho Christian profession IN
orAor rightly - enjoy Tho bcncfac.ion,
" Providence, spoke 40 follows; "l'o,
instance. | want 70 introduce watc,
Into my house; | have Il pumped. III.
pipes and faee.s nrc n good order. bul
] got no water. Now. Why do gcl
M water The reason. le wi.sncs
thu sonns people to SOC, WIS TIM. Ii,
Ind mnde no Communication with III,
main IN tbr street ljui the boys wsr
too Is.ent IN plumbing and water rates
Nov, why ID get no watery" =
knowi' rhriekcI i liitlc one; 'yo'
don't pay"
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'h.s is1i.se |, ' tir, ~ r,ep
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th.st'ie .s's lite ralflai Arli. II
fise his ths npntihAs e
Ihr rsh,es,,A - btl, III thp lstl
u aal,. II ~ ,sea. II the v tl I'LL.
l"s,ns h l',,te lsttl At l,aat
name II tle ittaI Ii ia eluuns, sni
mainiaissd : rtsi ,il,ues ti.tgti.
all, until the issas II Aag. 9th. wlau
the scales fell Irum thc editors e,us,
~ he hal revelation from t'ha,lcs
tHs, fat In a column autl q slfar.
tlelr he can.s ont sgnatrly IN favor
4 NJ. Pratt, an l.Lo,s carnrstl, ii
l'nse that All the charges hc had I,,s.
inn.l, ma,lu were false IN every lAr.
tlrular. NJ mofr marvellous run,st.
-ian las hern knp~n III m~lrtn times.
'iA'sAi " oelnk lasy careless salary.
sraIber Mr l'rau had developed in,a
4 iitst-elass statssmsn. ~atchiul of al |
the interests ot his constituents, aud |
A reliable A. iporge Washington him.
@elf
W. mako M charges asainst Mr. |
Atl,eftpn. the editor IL the l'ro~, We
imply call attention ~ this wonderful
dur and leAve zach II our readcrs to
lraw hls own ennclusiuns 40 " the
'an.e u !. Il ia lair .a,nrlc q ! MI.
iheli cuun.y politicians consistency.
~ arc thankful there arc fsw such
oli''c'ans IN tho District. Waterloo
Reporter.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18

There Arc thrce clamcs into which
oil tho womoa past seventy years of
ags, that over | know, woro 10 bc d.
vided; l. That doar old soul; 2.
That old woman; =. That old witch.
--Colsridgc.
When noblo lifc has prepared old
ags. Il Ii not the decline ,hat Il reveals
but tho first days u Immortality. -
Madame dc Stncl.
Tho evening u lifo brings with II
its Iamps--.Doubcrt.
Tan man bc 10 age.strickcn that 10
faintest sunshine u his youth mny ~.
sisi, him oneo yeary Iii. impossible
Tho moss on our timc-worn mansion
hrightens into beauty; tho good old
pastor, who once dwclt hore. renewed
his prime aud regained hw boyhood Ii,
tho genial Lrcexcs of his nineticil
spring Alas for tho worn and hcav j
soul. II, whether In youth or age. |,
has oatliyed IT. privilege cf spring
simc spiri.linoss. Hawthorne.
Age makes " not childish, a. som.
my. \ tinds " still true children
Ooelho.
| . sir, you afo oil; nature In 50,
stands on Tho worry verge Of hcr con
Inc; you should be ruled and lca b,
some discretion, that disccrns you
state better than yoa yourself. Shake
upsars.
| Ago Is rarely despissd but when i
Il contemplate johnson
| Old agc likes u dwell In tho rccol
lection. Of tho past. and, mlstakia,
ths speedy march " years. often ii In
clincl u take tho prudence " Tho wiu
tor time for III wisdom of mid-..,mmc
days Manhool II bent u TAO ra.rin
'carcr y the passing mor..cut, and hold
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18
Tho Aggregate Population III the
Earth.

A rernr, frum tho isuruAu IL Stats.
tics. a' Washington, ja.. issued. con.
iai,1 an interesting table of tb. popn.
ala,ion II tl,e earth, The aggregate oi
population IT 'he earth II given 1T
,3pl W. '',l'', Asia loiug tho m"nt
IIpr'ilna. section. and containing T6..-
Do1, u.t,. while Enrula has 400 ,ano..
is,p. .Alfira. .u3 .uuu unn, America,
y, bun .uOo. and Australia and Poly.
nesla. 4.aou. .uuo.
In Europe thu loading nation. are
credited with thu following nuulursi
liutsia. Il l.uun. 40; thu German Em.
pire, IL LOU. .Uuu, France. aU. 900, Uu1
Anstra-llnnpary. 3d. 900. 900. Great
aud ireland. -. .Onn, u0a; italy. near.
y, u ,noo. upll, srain III. 300. 600
Tho other counts do nvt eAeevd 5000.
nuu zach.
In Asin, tbina, which !. vs. far tbe
mos, l'upnloas nn,ipn II .hc earth, ~
credited with l.o. 900, 600,
llisasass,, s,A 2ia,ouo, 600 l.pss ss.ovooOo.
thu eAI India Islands. 10, tuu, 900. liut
nah, Siam and further India. ncarls,.
-, Oou, nuu; Turkey, ~ 100000.
aud lsnaria ncnrl, ll.ooo, 900
Thu Australian population i given
at l.t,7i, no. and tho polynesian l..
land. nj l.,i3. a,O. Now Guinea aud
New Healand being included IN th.
latter.
In .Africa thu chief DIVISIONS are
West Sanndan and tho Central Airi.
can regien, with 20. Ooo, ,uJO; thc Ton.
iral sonlan rpgipn. 81, ut'n, 100; south
Africa. -. In, .tInD. ihp u lin country
and thu region .ast VI ,hu Mlit0 Nile,
ii. uuu .nuU, famanll, r,UuO.unu
Egypt. s.ouu. .upu, md Morocco. 800,
UDO,
In America lwu.ihitl. IL tho l,oru.
laiiyn NJ. nurtl, IT ttp l4ihnu~, wI,urr
the l'niio.l States Inns neal, $4,000. ;
OOn. Musieo over 100. 900, and tho
l,ri.inll rresiueus i.lun, 200 Tho to.
tal population uf North America !,
given NJ NEARLY $1,000, 900, and oi
south America NJ .i.OuU, 900 of which
I,ralil contains IN. uuO, 900.
Tho Mput India island. have over
louu. 100 and tho Central American
states mt quite l,Oup, ,puO.
| According IL ,Le.o tables. London,
Will, Il, III 80 inhabitants. " tbc nur'
papalsu. city IN thu wprld, while l'hIl.
slulrlia, With b7I.u.. inhabitants.
| I'm is1u). II The eighteenth rlly II
rtru'Aiitn, 1heso l. ri.Ics III ,hril
ur.ler are tho following, l.ondon, a..al
.,p. sniphan. tthinn). 1000, ,uus
I'arip, |. III Th.; i'ekin. ilipo, ,Ooo
, I'.sainnlH hu,,.fu. spOoa0 IInugt.el,aa
III. Ito uuO. fiautan. .lhiU,
uNn. siusnnn.fn pUD, ,onos'anson
| | .pa, a,,u. NV York, :'t2 ~.
! TIea,.in, uuu. .OOO. N,snna. s3i,2~t
lirrlin. f.I'3ll, iIanyknn. 500 ono
rl.',lru,,. ,al,,,t'; Toxic. lisldn
fil VI. and I,.iludclYLia, n'' 49,
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afsa's 'afN - h''e rferrrtioh u ~.
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s''' can hnar any one taking his spup.
co''oe, or other liquid without positive
annoyance. iei those who would hc
very unwilling !" consider themselves
'''.hred arc constantly guilty u saeh
brcarh u r"liienesa Tho defect Isl
that the, ara MI ~ sensitive A. those
with whom thcy come n contact.
They would not he disturbed hy the
ofi'nse; tho, nase. imagine. therefore.
that m, one else can ~. II u i'ur
them that rules y etiquette me par.
i,cularly designed Moro their III.
s1','rts correct. they would not need
tho rule which, from "" abscncc of
l"s1''e'' appear " them irrational,
purely arbitrary,
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more 'hai' = 'ral'sgression u eo,'rter,
y y an absolute l,e't'scniennc toone's
IL 4 IL a.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18

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September.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18

Tho 1'pleln lIladc has M article
headed, .lluw 10 Teach 4 Child lloMss-
ty" The method nselnH % be > good
ofr. nni Il !. PITY that y VA not
adopted II, hir ,sarhrr whom shs editor
II lii. l;laau Nas i child,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18

tlark. \ celebrated negro minstrel
wa. once examined NJ a wiineas by On
attorney who wished 90 break down
hia evidence.
t'yon Ar. In il,r negro minstrel bus.
ines.. | hcliesot' inquired tho Inv.
yert
'ies. 1ls vns tho prompt reply.
''l-l't that ratler ipw callingf"
demanded the lawyer.
II lan't know hui what II Il, Aiy,"
replied thp MINSTREL, lni II Il ~ much
better tlan my fathers that I'm rath.
~ prnal u II. :
What was saur fathers calling
liz waa lawyer. replied Clark. IN
tous of reere. that pm. the audience
In rear Tho lawyer 1T him Alone.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18

II est y.,n, ,uuD. .unO IL run Tho 'ye.
form" government ~ Tho city of New
Yak for .he suar ending August srst.
Tint /. wutsa ,lan Tweed. nnl not ovcn
nea eerle,s III ,ha city hall u show for
the csrrnisntea. Nrform IN Ny. ID
~ II II In t'r&rn. very rosily.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18
t'ast 'I'lime,

1hn following tabular record ~ fas. time
mud. u il,e gtsai meetings during the pres.
III 4.a,.on. Will lr interesting fra,IIng an,i
III. fiji tnr r.sf.rts,1ep
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18

rhr woman WIN writes tho A1drcA~es
nf her letters ''.niticurncrcl" Ii tho ~.
reeinl termsnlor X roStcflice clerks.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18

Thr rehonlua.,er II NJ homo agaiM
with \ fresh supply u peach srvouss.
Iii week ~ iwp TINT raMs old boy's
frt rtmreti'lsn will bc going tho
rnnnls. nol everybody will langh 70
tcal tint 'an ox d"ea not inaio ~ good
III an u,star. hit II ran run fnatcr."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-18

" fHaAag fmss fsss4A hlsss Naa tsst sstssws
1ss nss.i - sss@n~is rssnsls tsis,.,.
Asaslrs The snstA In mFal shaia~.
Sn~ ns#sss stiil ahr wii,i wlnss. i,law
T1se ~ Nj. rs~t rAsat eAfshs.
And hfirhssf sst ite ra fsa,nrs elnv,
And wssls thr lasrhrr~ti rr~Arat sssvarh,
Easioss ~ -,rae, IN - Niri,sl.s /,
'~f'rmi~t.
tnssn shs h.ssssN st~a t@@s4~+
TilE TRAMP.
nv InN auriNA
TN mnrn In ,irAfy win,.r
Game ~otn and weary printer.
With his hat u. rn a sriin,rs
Ger his hack,
Tmvrl.stAlnra. he was. and needy.
Aud his appetite Was greedy
For "saack"
faf lhe printing ntlicc steering
TIL within The door appearing.
Nlser hr bowed. as one rr,rring,
When he SPOKE,
Sasing. In ynicr as solemn
Asa gratis istirlln column,
~ nm hroke,
In sonr city I'm n stranger,
dusty, srrts as a Grang,r--
For slumhcrc,i In The mangcr
~ a tarn-
,lesirca small donation
And sonic c~Sy transportation
For my eonx
Boat, ltrle,i,o work my passage,
Moving freight and rough cArrcssAxc.
Living IN l~aagnn sausage.
dry and poor-
Int they fonn, | wasn printer
And they hustled me insian,rr
IN The shore.
Then | sadly rrcollcctcd
nnya when printers were respected
For their akin. Nov I'm elected
Fore anil MI.
.l,,si i~oan~ .nNs have by slrinklns
sct ihc steamboat at-,arn 10 sinking
All the craft.
Thus ,lo solver workmcn suffer
ks the Vices III the ioaicr,
Till indeed wl,une'cr ] gufor
Work | shrink
l.est anotlnr's imposition
Throws on n,e innl suspicion
That / drink.
hvliy d~s Il wound nnd vricve mo
Nlnn 4 man Will mi believe me,
hut, dear sir, Y ,,M viii piyr nc
fif.y crn.s.
lNlll. hy iisrrorr using,
slinM yna I'm above abusing
Confidence"
by lis dnlefnl conversation
ltaus,d le our cnn,mi@rN,ion.
AndMe male tlie small donation"
Which he sunk
But while roinr To ovr dinner
We ohecrsed tha, hardened sinner
llcasily drunk
1hns .lo anler Workmtn suffer
lsy the sieus of the loafrr
bascst coin Will often ~ ior
lNuc~t stamp,
klndest nnrs who most have trusted
Arc moss thoroughly di.g,l1,cd
With thu Tramp.
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] briefly as follows: -, -, -
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-01-07

aKrss Mr, MAMMA. "-"Kiss me- mamma
before sleep" How simple BOOM yet
how soothing to the little supplicant is that
off pentle kiss The little head sinks con-
,entedly on the pillow, for all is peace and
h.,n;ness within. The bright eyes close, ana
the ROSY lip is reveling in the bright and sunny
a,aon, Of innocence. Yes kiss it, mamma,
for that good night kiss will linger in men,
orv when the giver lies Wondering in the
crave. The memory of gentle mothers
p;ss has cleered many lonely wanderers
,;,rr;maqe and has been the beacon light to
;,,ro,inate his desolate heart; for remember
life has many a stormy billow to cross, many
a rugged path to climb with thorns to pierce,
and we know not what is in store for the little
one SO sweetly slumbering, with no marring
care to disturb its peaceful dreams. The
marched and fevered lip will become dewy
aoain as recollection bears to the sufferers
couch q mothers love-a mothers kiss. Then
kiss your little ones ere they sleep.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-01-07

There is a little story about how Speaker
Blaine rot one point ahead Of Sunset Cox,
who is very quick at repartce, and seldom
gives any one chance to crack joke at his
expense. During the confusing discussion on
the salary bill, Cox, it seems, sent note to
the Speaker, with whom he is on very friend
ly terms, as follows:
"Dear Blaine Please put me down for
ten minutes this afternoon. Yours, truly,
Cox.
Mr.. Cox had been everlastingly jumping up
during the debate and requesting to be heard,
and so the Speaker made the following re-
Spouse
sDear Cox I would be very glad if
could put you down and keep you for even five
minutes. Yours truly, BLAINE"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-01-07

L. w. FROST, President.
J. P. ROGERS, Secretary,
JOS. L. TOPHAM, Manager for New Jersey.
EDWARD II. HOLCOMBE,
Agent Lambertville, N. ].
For agencies, apply to
JOSEPH l.. TOPHAM,
General Agent of New Jersey,
80 Grant St., Newark, N. j.
E. L. RICE, M. D.,
Medical Examiner at Lambertyille, N. J.
w. H. SCHENK, M. D.,
Medical Examiner at Pennington, N. j.
RICHARD H. FOULKE, M. D.,
Medical Examiner at New Hope, Pa.
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