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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-30

1sheefAing aHsetiTlaa thsre u /
essa, taeal II positive hamlas ".
SAY 'i.aHiag leeaate tsp VI 'itaai
sl#ta nss Iuslt eses iha rAsp. Aasut
tisiag i aHluesl,vtaahl, one psea. ~
rfrt a saes.-s l.ui i, mus t. JuI.e
i,us advertising ~eme men wan, /,
hns advertising ~ the yalgar hay ,tir,
anrcs, boxing - the quantity. ~, ,a
quality. q, c,urse. what is eallcs
late advertising pays, bn, enly how.
esrr w',rn ,lone Wit, aeol Judgment.
For instance. il Is ~, good jnlgs.ent,
exeeli In very rare eases, t. advertise
~ amy prize, N cheap issues, or char,
table publications. They are SELDOM
read. NeSt IN w.rihlcssness Us n sch-
ielc, comes Tho ordinary almanac. These
arc manufactured TIA most surprising
extent. and the investment, Il Immensely
profitable to npothecatics and paper
dealers The man u paper, cooperating
with the man of rill., makes the whole
almanac business one &c mutual profit
tine collector. on tho Hudson, to oui
positive Knowledge, has hough. during
thu last few weeks. 10 less than tc,
TINS of almanars which were sent ou,
to country apothccarie- FIR distribution
There IN alsp n Wholesale druggist Il,
Now Yurk City. who sells these thing,
regularly by the ton, instead of send
ing them out TO customers. This i
only ono Of tho wn, In which injudici
ons advertisers waste their money. AL
veriiscrs should remember TINT cir
eulntion ~ ten ~ fifteen thousand II
an unrxreptional medium Il wcr,l
vastly mere than hundred thousan,
through the medium Il 4 questionable,
agent. Printing i not advertising. :
Press ani Legislative Journal. Alban,
IN. Y.
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u The house turned tursy .arvrs'
i1pes il ring ffom street 10 teai
Will shr racket still eoallnas,
suil- VI all ,onr mild rrrrpofi
Are ygn ften In 4 naftvf
Are yon sometimes thrilled 9Th Joy
Then have my grave taarIricns,
That yon hass nt hon,e --lha, Hoy,
Are The wallis "a ! tie table hammered
Afe your nerves aui lux spset
Have tNn syes, - bright md rugnIsh,
Alale yaa every ears forget
llnse your E'rlrn.brd rtowler,
Nhu delights lnt 10 ls4tfpyl
Thesg arc vsIl.an own indications
That y.u have III hnme--ihat nuy.
ilase you seen him playing circus
With his heal nInn the mat,
And bis heel. III mId.aIr ,~lnkling-~
les Viz audience. The est
pa sou ever stap 10 listen,
When hls merry rranks annoy
Listen t. soiee lint whispers,
lou were pntp jn., liAu -.lAat 10y
Have you hearl u broken winio~s,
And viii, nahpis to Llame
ilasu svn seen irunsai.l ufgi,ia
Quito unfnhslnNa M III sNme
IL Jon Iowa tela.ix tstktnrn
nfIeilp'esilt ahl ja5 -
iua mns hate 4 Mn slaeAhfers,
Hut Anvr y4a'sa rt -s'ht litg
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Atlel.t Lies.

"l'oy, and girls should always speak
tho truth, l. oitsn said by parcnls and
teachers IA that sufficient There are
many who never give verbal utlsrsnco
to faltchcod, WIN yet act falsely, Of
tun blasting ihe character. and running
tho prospects. of individuals In this
world by their silence. How many
persons. hy cowardly silence. have
acted lics; allowing IN innocent indiyid-
mi 10 he wrongfally accused! 70 b.
truly noble. one must be truo through
and through; fcr .trnth i thing mot
u wosds only hut u lifc and being. :
--Oliycr Optics magazine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-30

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"sas lsten u sie rem,,Aninr u msss
saais saa ,1e hsae II ~ rood scs,say. y
III 4nas Paine
II Mos sis, the dead rnwn ka~k
Iaa ~ ! know that think ~ ~ -
knss anything else. h u me Any Mess
= ia ftul Il ~. ~, ! sA,ala rv~stivs
nth ~, tfisis ihaa discern chieeaa viii
ny phs aeai sigis, "~-phoehc Cary.
Mira .ti viii rlurAse maa NJ
rpmrcl. him = learn bitter lesssns ns
srals him ii school u The Necessities
ra,lrr than " the Grarca thai NY
knowing all suffering liz may know alsa
tie tteraal consultations "--Celis Bur.
leigh.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-30

rrom ihr lonaheepLe n ! Eagle
Yesterday \ la,, wan walking nluna
tho rlrput whu1 ti,o mut 4 lilt,o gifl.
between 2nul ! ,car. I'D. evidently
lost, md crying bitterly. Taking hsr
b, il,u hand. the Indy asked hsr where
s's wns going I'm going down town
10 iind ny papa Has tho reply. be-
tween sobs, II thu rl,Iid. What IN ,an.
.ilM'n namct'' nsaui l'M l.ly, "ill~
name II papa replied ,hs inaoern'
ii.iIe thing '.lDut whai i biz tn,
name T. lnesisl the Ia.l,, "wla, Il y.
your mama elll hint .she calls hin
pspa, pai.isioA tho baby, IN,
lady thpn took tho little ono BY ths
hand and lcd l,er along, saying, You
l,al b,tler eg,ns With m., ! guess ,ot
enme this way" Yes, Lut l don,
wan. 70 a. baek, ! want u and my pa
| In replIed 'hs little girl, ryin.
asif Lur heart would break. What Il,
s9n Wan, u ,ear papa ahLed sh'
iaIy. II want 10 kis. lin. " Dust tho
\ 1la'tr ~ thu child Vnmn along lookinI
fr l'er and lad ler away lfsma subse
1asnt inquiries Il appeared that III
Iiitla ones papa, whom she was .
earnestly N searel, ". hal recently died
In her lnapsomcnes. and love for hiu
she tired II waiting fvr Llm % com
home. asd hAd COMO 10 Gnl him IN
greet him with ths accustomed kisp.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-30


riAis TALK.--.A ssrap of convcr,a.
tin III this wisc was overheard in . New
iprk ellieo h fcw da,s ago:
flows business"
Dull. awfulIy dull"
Doing any aiveris!nsi'
"ND; took EN- all out month
ago"
"lIow long since LuAincss eot dull;
"Oh. three or four weeks Agc. u
"ThA. is--About tho time you stop
pod Advertising
(Merchant Jocks. rnninates M
eAnyarser locks innocent J
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-30

TnAr GouD IArrLs Bov AoAuN.-
Onc ~ our good li.tlo boys road the
.tary about that other good little boy
who At 4 situation In ! hank, and
became rich nnd respected, and was
enablcd g rive money to The FIJI r.
landcrs. and have his wood sawed for .
dulla, LAY. and make tho wood.saw.
" wal. ninety 'la,s for his pay. 81
through picking up pin when The
banker was looking. Our little boy
went to one of tho hanks, and asked
for work, and didn't got Il, -, Just b.
fore he ~. to ths door. hs stopped and
madc believe pick up . pin. But the
Cashier. who .aw him, thought u VA
money, and jumped over thu counter
like lightning. anl eollarcd tho good
little boy, anl shook him. aud called
hiw ihiet, and finally wont through
hiss,0ckets, aud rakei out 81 cents
whial tho boy had found In his father .
pocket while tho old mAn was asleep.
1his lle epnlisca,c,l. md kicked tho hoy
into the street. And our good little
ho, says h. thinks In 4 few years hs
ean lick tic man Who told tho story
shout tie a.l'cr good li..lo boy.-Mar-
quettc Journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-30
Tiif liOMr~tl.. tDi.ils.
JndKr Oli,er's Inticrlu VrRRrd IN vhplr
Situation, nnd Theft Meets.

Idhors Nsno,o County Gastffe /
There nfn vi ,nai,y conflicting nlptie. M
IL tie real condition IL Nuttlve.tnrA
Iowa, that | have lhought II advisable
- submit TIM following ~ the rcsult ~
= careful inquiry, aud II .nel' inyertIga.
sion ~ ! eonld make during recent
visit ~ tbs part ~ tin sta.e.
10 AMY NrEh Aipf
There are frum 4uO IL 600 families
IN tl,e iuur counties of Osrrola, Lyon,
= Bfien aud rid,A. who mood aud will
med assistance In elulhinp, provisions
and fuel during tho Winter aud Hpring
Tho really destitute region embraces
nonrly tho wlple u Oscaola. ilic nortl,
oDe .l,alf IL y O'lIiien, the northeast nne.
fourth ~ fioux. nnd thu en.t ona-third
of Lyon Thu region. lying mainly ho.
twren tho Oene,dan ~ tho onst and
Little I.ock On tho wrist, and north u
linspers ria,ion On the siunx City A.
sl Paul railroad. waa twice si,isal by
grnrrhoppprs buforc harvest. md shun
the erops on limited Aeld~ which tho new
settlers had brought Into cultivation.
wore almost totally destroyed
10 THEY pgttAsa AMI
Thu settler. In thi. region ~ enter.
rri.iug. industrious. su,ellig.n, anl lp.
serving body ~ citizens ~ II u "
found IL tho s,a,e. vcry many ~ them
ara former @pliiars of tlla t'uion army.
aud quite i lnrgo portion II them ar.
fr,m Eustrr, Iowa. TIN doseiop,ueul
Il tho country during ths short time L
ha. Leen setllod. Ii suei, N only s,uu
hear's and willing. diIireui land, epul,
hatu achieved.
i Wilt Tim AN 40 70 TuE ktxpx
Al present tho solief II being dl,i.,b
aled mainly from two pointt--Sile,
in oteeoln county, aud sheldon. il
ufl;fipn euuns,. And IN ny julsp
'ueDt ihcse are Tho mosl accessible l,oin,
IN tho destitute district. and the mi
opes from which II !. necessary er adv
sable tint distribution he na,le
from eavrful inquiry md examiuaiio
mn satisfied that distributing r,n,ni'
'ecs u these points ale honest ahd tara
BIZ nnI. TINT w,ih tla s5stem nas III
Ing perfected, Tho rllef vii (ns seall
" pfao,lrable) DO extended 4, tho.
AMI only ~ thnsn who aro really heesl,
II u mt probable that W. shall ever !
: oalIsi on again u assist ihess eeaa.iel
Tho breeding fields u tho grassl,pI
psra ars ths dry elevated plans " ~
: near The hase VI the mountains. Au
/ They uniformly travel with Tho wind
: which u tho summer season. are aI,uo
lalways nearly north and south. Nasn
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shit Ties ist We lfHeass Il
II, llifsslea sna rsilsion ! The, II.
sita, " reart Al hsrrint~ IL Htill
irus N 'asniliss u They trluee " fes.
rtts sissanus wisrs and ehiliftn !
TIE, rsass ilnasands "A mutsle,.,
Thst prevent all .f4tms,t8n IN that
AFTER n They fendss al.atise tie
sitanees, resolutions III The miiiisns
n rr,rst,, expended " ,hsm afe Al
III 1hs, ransr the msjpfii, ~ rasfs
4 i,,sahIss II They destroy bath The
body and tho snnl. III. They harlrn
sober lella'e With millions " laarers.
III, Ihtt ,auee immense expenditures
q prevent CRIME. 1 The, ess, spler
pan,ile immense sums in charity III.
1hcy lnr,len tie country with rl.ormnus
crime II Many moderate drinkers
want tho temptation removed l..
nrunkarls wan. the opportunity r..
moved IN S"her people wnnt tho mi.
sance removed - Taxpayers want
tho hnrlcn removed n Tho rrnlihi-
tion would save ,huumndsnow falling.
- The salc exposes our pcrsens g. IN.
sal, ~ Ths pale cxp~cs our families
to destruction, -. The sale uphnlls
The ,it'iuu- aud illc a. he expense u
! tho industrious and viitvuu4 %. The
salc ssljec,s tho sohcr u great opprcss-
/ I'm. -, n takes the sober mans earn.
ings % support ,hr drunkard, ~. l,
subjects namborlcss wives 10 untold
suAcftnss ., II Ii contrary IT, the
hiblo. -, II IA contrary II common
sense. 10. We have right to rid our
selves of the burden.
| Now II, IN try ~ argue tho other
silc u this question for thu drinkers.
What's tho uae NJ being sober ri the
timer Amt man entitled - have u
I lItr'p anroo' nnw mud iheny What does
freed III meat. ifnpi - drink whit yeu
van, uul whom slat want ilt Isn't this
free country Cunt iellrr ,p what
ia likes. Mn,n't man whip his own
wlIut And II liz wa,its ~ git drunk.
whprp husincs- ii IL II, don't want
IL .pn,l my children - sehonl, who ean
make me- lts notody's business II |
do keep them hungry and In raus
They ara ninc, And what arc pnar
houses aud prisons for II MT 70 put
people inl Aud what would 10 tie
use II \ pallo~s, II ~. tohang murder.
nrTy dpnt believe In these fanatics
l.lckcr aud i,rhaeker was made ipr II,
men nnl women 10 usc. II MT wi.at
WAS II made fort like tho smell Ut i.
gaAl Havana. nnd tho tartu of oll
bourbon, Lager hect won't intoxicate
unles. you drink too mueh d Il. anl
.hen fellcr fcel. funny. l.s you,
poison stun. will, fusil oil that kills
Ut forty reds And tho bible rays sore-
thing aheut IL being gnad for thu
stJlnael,'s sake, Then Why MT take u
DROP don't believe III this temper.
amen business they 70 al y moan, lipi
aux AIT ~ | ~ in for litkcr and
ierLaekar, "--phren.loYienl journal,
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A convention co,uposcd u two hun.
lrcd ratcn, right men wsa hold during
tho week At Washington CITY. II The
repilenlIarics could have hcan thrown
open thu attendance would undoubtedly
havo been much moro respectable.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-30

I'ipkins aroused lilo wife from ! souud
alccr tho other night. saying hs had
soon gl,os. In tie shape II an A. 20.
lot mo sleep" wasthe reply oftho irrass
dame, and lon'' hsffisltened a. ycas
own shadow. Y
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rraf Agassis said that all the "a.
,rriala ~ which agricultural progrca
depends are dccompo~d rocks. and
MI - much those that uHdsrlie the
soil. but those on the surface. anil
ground u powder hy tho glssisrs. Ice
Al over the continent i tho agent that
has ground ou, more soil than oil other
aecncics put together. Tho psnsara-
tion u water into the rocks forssls run.
ming water and baking suns have done
something, but the glariers moro. In :
former age tho United States was oov-
cred with leo several thousand feet
thick; and tho leo moving from north
% south BY tho attraction of the srop.
ieal warmth Or pressing weight d the
snow aud leo behind. ground tho rocks
ovcr---whicll was called soil. These
masses a irc can hc tracked BY ths
hunter. llc has made study II thsm
in tho country ~ far south ~ Alabama.
hai has observed tho same phcnomsnon
h Europe, PARTICULAR, In Italy, wbses.
a,nang tho Alps glaciers arc now In pro-
gross, Thu stnn,s una rocks ground
and polished by the glaciers can easily
bc distinguished from those scratched
b, running water. The angular bould-
ers found IN mcalaws aud the terraces
4 rivers ut reached by watsr can b.
accounted for only In this way
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w NJ. BALLARD.

viii repair GtOcks, and guarantee
satisfaction Every clock warranted IN run
"on iiMe, Or ~ pay. liring along tonr
defective clocks 10 hi~ residence, nl liipl
street, west OF the Webster iim,se. and he
will set them right, Charges reasonable
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-10
S y II II O n S .

IN TIE DIsTEEf'-' COURT OF TIL.
vatls III and tor Tn, {. t:.tS e CTE>t!- OF
fE1 CEABB, plaintiff -. E5II! Il! C.tAB5.
DEF ri.it. hciun brought in the District Court
Of tn. - cord J udIciai District If the STATE Of
Nevada. in and fer ;he County q HIl1sby. and
Tie Con. plant f., il said Comfy Il p.nsby-,
il. the u.lI,e tf the Clerk of said District Court
The state II Nevada It II-.s greeting to INIl.i
VI. CEABG. d, fendant
You are hereby II quirc,l to appear in in action
brought against you by the above named Plain
tiff in the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District If the State cf Nevada. III and for the
County Of Ornlsl,y. aliti the complaint
FLED the i'll IA copy Of which accompanies this
SummorsI w4tlli:l ten days exclusive Of the day
ryiccl after the service You Of this St.c.l-
inoIs-it served within this county: or II served
out Of tins county. but in this District. within
twenty days otherwise within f,Tty daXS-cr
judgment by default Will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain de-
Cree Of said C Urt snuulliu4 the bonds Of ma-
trimorv now ,Ais,Irg between yourself and
plaintiff, On the grounds Of extreme cruelty and
adultery. fully -. t forth in the complaint.
And You are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear aIii answer the said complaint a. above
7, CURED. the SAID plaintiff VIII apply to the
Court for the r, Ii Their, IN prayed.
-N Given under my hand and the seal
II ESsf Of IL" District Court Of the Second
49, judicial District If the stat Of NJ
vaIa. in ard for the County Of ormshy. this
? 4tL day of My. uh,r. III the year Of cur Lord
o,.e Thousand. light hundred and sevelty-iy ur.
T. J. II WARDS tl,Tk.
7. W ". DAVIS, AtturIl'y foE Plaintiff.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-10
TO TIL CEFCF7IsI1E
NEW RENEU1ES
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. CyERON'S EISPEESARY

San Francisco. Established in 1854, for tie
treatment of Sexual tnd St 1iEal Disease such
as GonoIrbes. elect. Structure. :, hills IL all
its forms, scIainal weakness. Ir.pottLcy. etc
skin diseases OF years standing AID UicerattG
Lts,s succs ssfuliy treated.
HcrribIe Diseases.
How many thousands CT Persons, both male
and female, are there who are suttiiEg GUt a
miserable existence iron. tie Effects OF secret
dulEtncCs, uf i.-lI -irus ah=0l bed INTO the H.~
tenn. Look at intIr ual3;d. 5--iac5;.:,. and dis
figured faces and their iroktn-doT1 CuIstitu.-
tons, disqualitying tl IL fer tie Happiness Of
marriage OF the enjoyment Of life. In this
hor;d situation thousands suffer Until death
ci1='s The scene Let parents. g.lardiaBs.
friends. aftcr3 to those y 10 az" sUtt,l.I'G with
any Of TIE Sc loriibie, l.t.-GestrC1 iIE n4alaitE
SEE atthey are caroG for and cured ECto1N- t
bc too late. Send them iunIt iIs.ttly to LE.
GIlGoN, physician who has made priva.e
diseases his especial study for years, and WHO is
ccraiE 10 ,ure the most invo'sTat, case. wIrEcIt
n.,Isu.y or any iIJurio IT, drugs.
SesniIl:ti Weakness.
Seminal Emissions. the cCI-Stt -ItI e. Of 81 II
ahr!>-: This SOLITARY vice. or aCf-r.g.5 sexual
iE.Ul Il nc. i IraCIi't,! iy til ycUih Il ID
sens 10 an almost Unlimited extent. producing
With UutrT.IG certainty. the f,lo|.l- train =:
morbid SYM IS VI Is ,oza1-ssr,. : fcieits-
f. r-!rCiraI measures, Njz: Sallaw oaUcltt IL
$40. ala pos ul-d.r tic eyts. I:in ia tits
head. l.,,E il the ear-- noise like tie rllstlIIg
Il !t"v's and rafting q! ch@r'Cfs. U-C.slLess
alb Ut the luLs, weakness 81 the In l.. CaI.tti-
s'' I.,e ~ approaching strsT loTe. dislike 10
form Is acgualEtaLCos, disposition tn sbun
society, loss Il lIoIy. ytiy f,s.-l, :. l:fIle-
ana various rUl.;.tls -t,r ut "a. :-r,s f4rr,t.
tyu-g", tttil breath. coughs. CO; sun Itiu T..
night sweats rnCucmauta lUd free IT insanity.
Il /, ll'f he hot Chtai!td. should 4lEIy insI.o-
elatriy ei'h. IL I'r-on q t.y letter. nHl have
cure + cted hy his INV ana scientific atoGc 1t
treating this disease. which never falls Of u.
f, citing quick ana radical ctIrt.
CURED At HONE.
P. rsou~ st distance nay be CURED IT
HOME. by address Il lsttyrfo IE. GlEBUN,
stating case. syn ptoIns. leE-th Of time the Dis
ease las continued Il d have n.et:IciIle IruEun,
ly fcrH arClt L. fIce from DIN O. and CrITiCsitN
to any part 81 the country. with full aid Plain
directions By Inserting Ten Dollars coin. IN
registered letter, through the Postofiict -
through Wells. Fargo \ Co; 81 EaE~ Of II, III
cine Will lie forwarded 10 any TART II the Mon.
Correspondents Will Ilt a~e il form Ir. Gltb,n
that they II al his advertisements i'll the Al
Address, DIR. j. r. GIBEGN
JrI3-iy BOX 1857. San iTaucIsco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-10
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY
No. "a Montgomery Block,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

AIhEN. All Of>NEN-&T-
w Law ana Commander .. tie Grand
Army of the Republic III California and Neya-
da, Will give prompt attention to the collection
OF Additional Travel Pay, row due CALI, rIlia
and Nevada Volunteers discharged more than
three hundred miles from home. Soldiers can
cepend on lair dealing. infuTIJa ion given
free of charge. When writing enclosr stamp
for reply ana state company and regiment and
whether you have discharge. Congress has
extended the time for filing claims r Addi-
tynal Bounty under Act II July IS 1896 to
January, 1873, 50 all such claims must be made
before that time. Original Bounty Of SIOt has
been Il lowed all volunteers no eniisttd before
July I'd, ISL for three Years If not paid the
same when discharged. Ian arrants can be
obtained for services rendered ttfcre 1855 but
not for services i'll the late war. Pensions for
late wal and war OF 1872 obtain, d snd increased
when allowed for less tina d stability warrants
but 10 pensions are allowed TO NJ Mean and
Florida War soldiers. State Of IL xas has granted
PeIslCns to surviving veterans OF Texas icyo-
luton. New Orleans and Mobile rizt Morey
is now due and being paid. ". Aiken also
att. nds to General Law ard Coll, ctiUl usi.,ss
se1-2aW6In
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-10
Or. lie RiChau's GOLDEN BALSkM No. 1

cures C'lancres FIST and second Stages. Sores on
the Legs or Body; oure bars, yes, Noe. Nc.,
Copper-coIcrtI Blot,hes, eylAIlitIc C4taTrh,
Diseased Scalp, and all primary forms Of ihe
disease known as SYPHILIS. lii,e, g yer bottle
e.