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Yours truly
SANi.. sroRRs How.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-14

Somcbo,l, who knows whereof he
writes sends " tho following dcscrip.
ton of the model drummer
An advertisement. In your local pa
per. II l,us nost 1t tho merits mn,
mono Of tho vices Of tho "travelinp
men, besides many advantages tina,
are entirely its own.
II travels In all directions NJ once.
II visits your customers eycry week
II interests them III your own towu
and y building up tho general prosper
ny while II Ii faithfully transactinp
your particular business.
II talks with thousands of ton gur,
and has tho confidence II lis hearers.
|, doesn't ut drunk.
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Il docs~n't liz very much.
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VII, lie lplsln't Give.

Those WIN 20 round with tho con-
trihntinn hux IN California Churches
plead and argue the case ~ they 10
along, tine ~ these gentleman re-
cent, extended the box to rough
looking 'uillcr who slowly shook his
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much larger debt than anyone else, "
flint !. ,sur, Int IL a.u't pushing
mc Ill. tie -, IT ny creditors.
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The liuno. Traffic What II II.

u la eenilit, II Which wrong ii ar.
raysd asaias, right, sel!isNncss aeains.
henesnlease orrr. ssi,,n against free.
dom. ais'lFi4nf against l,rnnr. .lcr ngnins,
Virtue, hatred against lo.v. righteousness
nlslns' charity ,eariiil against laher. ,lrspol
in agaills' philanthropy, .sc,li,lon against
patriotism. corruption against purity,
death against lie. What q fearful
thought That ~ are responsible 10
just tod. 10 Whem w shall give ~
account for every word W. say. for every
decd w ~, for every vote We cast o.
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the v,h,r II this great conflict. - Del
aware Co.. sigma.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-14
ours truly
Saa'i.. sroRRs How


From, Sain.'s lna SERMON
II follows from this argument That
M ono IL born IT, punishment beyond
the grave. All those Lnrn in early
lifc before thu mysterious FREQ will l.a~
taken lis scat upon the regal throne,
fall Into t;ed's world Of blcssedntss .
fer, not having cllasrli ,heit own world,
lhcy Gall into Gods world, whore tito
morning stars sing aud Ills sous Shut
for joy In tho realms Of sorrow,
wherever or whatever that may DO, this
| know. TINT there IL 40 soul IN
that dark Imprisonment
that came mol there by its own
aet TIN, land is pepIletl not t. fate.
not trcm the cradle. Mt hs tho tbs.
luton ~ fod, but hy the decisions II
Those who knew their .ln,s and III, Il
not. Any ethcr theory makes man MT
only machine. hus machine invent.
al By malicious being in order t. rro-
lncc pain. Sorrow beyond the borders
II his liln must How out of human FREQ
will here. and b. measured not hy Tod ;
power, not hy t;u,ls wrath. but sinlpl.
BY mans actual ainfnlncss. Man free
viii i tho only measuring limo we can
stretch upon that lost world. Tho only
wall between the soul AMI paradise /,
its own ifeo NiI. II there hc soul
that has MT arrived ut the power a
choice. between |, and paradise there IN
NJ wall. Its fec. arc upon the ileaes
field.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-14

This u what the Detroit police jus.
tlrc sail tn Daniel smith: .Nhisky
il What a'lS you, sir. mud II sumc good
kicker would get holl II you and boot
yoa from llam,ramek 70 Springwcll,
|, would n murc gnnl than i run ii
the tr.,r, When SEQ u ,sung man
like ,.n loatiug around. clothes IN
rags. eyes red. an<e red. boo,s out.
pockets empty and feathers III his hair,
| wonder Why lightning strikes a1y
one el>c. Take him back. Bijah. anil
when tho Maria starts make him waltz
~ lively
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-14

Miss lsrown. sail young fellow
to a brisk brunette, II have learned to
tell fortunes. Juat lot mo have your
hand X y.u please" "Oh. Mr.. White.
how sudden you arc | Vol 60 and
nsk father"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-14

When occasion requires, ono u tho
Milwaukee policemen can movo Will,
astonishing rarility. Night tcfors
last hc ran milo In ,hrcc minutes
under tho belief that a burglar was vi.
ter him.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-14

Tho Courier journal says: liccchcr
and I'ilton rode III tho Same boat until
Bccchcr got to TiLrik'. and Tilton
saw no chance to save himself bat IL
nIAcn nEn. 1hcy III 'fcll out.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-14

A gentleman In Totssillc. Pa. has
named his dug Penny. hcesnsc Il war
ono cont to him aud has had ten mills
with the cat.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-14

An interesting little hoy. timil When
loft alone In u dark rom wns over.
heard recently ~ HI mother h ~, i,
hin loneliness. s1Ol, Lord. dent IL ~,
ono hurt me. and IN i, 10 el,urcl
next sunday, and give y some mon,
Ioy.'
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AllNparii HOUSE,
IN 4 \. Dll.NOIsTif,
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s.,alh riHi corner Him and Market ~.
sp,itl, ii thu lepul,
THIS iiins 10 hp The hes, kept house la
la"ii. llUa tho largest lmn In tl,e place CON.
n.elsa With Il, plenty ~ wnlsr, and care.
l.l l.uslltrs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-14

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il'N1i.Inr riiE rINE.
s*tAAtn AtNS
VIII aistsssi ~ t4iiYiilns aaa fs,s sasts
FIR nnr.rs'~isis'Ms In ~, fnst II iiilnnse
.ttllnis. MINI.
s.fsss ~ permission 10 iina neiii~n
Wills, Preston Mimi lsf,f tslir. Linz
Spring. ~sHsnsn, lrsns 4 III Ens'nn.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-14
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II a. MERRIAM. NJ. u.
RESIDENT ~ RECON & PHYSICIAN,
l'Hk-sal. iuwA,
Ian graduate ri Michigan University
member vi ilir North Iowa Medical Snfe
~, dev0ies his Whole time In his profession
anil " prepared ~ answer nll calls either Ii,
slAy ~ might, Hills nrr always due in so,
~ services have i~en rendered,
.H tDfllcr mil residence Iii first building
North ~ TiAks aillee. ny sintrs. vli.hl
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-08

NEW PkEPAkATLuNs.-A.D ringaurst . Co.,
0thsfa tsreated the following Preparations
OF their own manufa cture. which are destined % 90
cupy preminsnt position Is tbs most popular Of
tho nutxittye tonics.
WIHH AID BzkS, each tablespoonful reprseentne
tbs nourishing constituents 81 one ounce Of trssh
Beet With the gentle stimulating properties OF Pure
Sherry Wine. -. =
WEE OF BRRr AND IRon, containing the same -
the above with the addition Of three Of Citrate
OF Iron In each tablesposnsul.
EtIxfR OF BnnS, each tablespoonful representing
the poufishment Of one ounce Of Fresh Beef, with
6sssert-spoonful of Finest French Brandy.
EIIxIh OF BKBRf Iron, AID OALIsAYA, each
tablespoonful of which contains the nourtshina
properties Of one Of fresh Beef three grains Of
PyrophosphAte Of Iron, eight grains Of Calisaya
BARK, with Finest French Brandy.
The above elegant preparations are pslstAsls
and uniform in strength, having for their basis pure
Extract OF Beef, the Lut-tys and restorative value
of which In dehtated conditions or toe systs - IA
we'll established. They are eminently adartea toz
the treatment OF those suffering from the debility
resulting from protI acted illness In the sinking stages
OF typhoid and other fevers, in the exhaustion and
fatigue arislpx from excSasiye work. loss of appe-
tfte, impaired digestion apd dyspepsia A. reste-
rsttve and invigorAtor II invAluable for the
convsiescent, IN the debility accom- old age
mi rapid growth or children, and In ali forms Of
general debility attet ded by defective nutrition
nervous pIostraton, and An impoverished condition
ef the blood.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
E. BRfNaHURST 81 Co.,
l 5txth q Market St.. Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-08

The New Castle County Mutual
INSURANCE COMPANl.
OFFICE "Instttute BUILDING. .a,
lnsures against FIRE, Houses and all otter kinds OF
Buudngs with their contents, for periods Of time
rang from three months to q term Of Year,.
MANAGERS. ~
WILLIAM TATNAIL, WILLIAM CAsBy, M
Nj. M. CLEAykK, GKo RnHAkpaiIs
JOHN 9UYkR, SAh'I CANnY
CHAs W. Rowland, CLkMrNT n SuYra
EDWARD BRISoHuRsT, A. p SHANNON
r !. BELLAH, JAMES RIDDLE.
jams BRADFORD, GEo H. BATka,
ASHTON RICHARDSON.
WILLIAM PATNALL, Presddant
SAMUEL ID. SMITH. Secretary feb 10
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
Deposits Of the Public Moneys
AND --.----
f!NANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STA TIA
EDW. Belts, a. d. AKMSTRON0I
PREsIDKET CAsaiE.
CAPITOL $500 600
THE COLLECTING AND ExCHA NdIE0 or
GOVERNMENT SECURlTIES ATTEkD1
FOR SMALL COMM lSSION. ~
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK EXCAA
FURNISHED TO RIG ULAR DEPOSITORs
WITHOUT CHARGE.
DIRECTORS MEET ON MONDAYS AND
THURSDAYS at $50 A. NJ. FOR DISCOUNTy
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-08
rs WANTED rs
ALL PERSONS WHO OWN A HORSE TO KNOW
TIA 4. Bringhnrst q %, have been appointed
ssents i %ER,S 81 W ss,s Of

BOY ERS HOOP
ror the prevention ana cure OF UoH-
TRAorIon, CoaNs, QUARTER CRAoKs,
CONTRACTION OF THE BACK SINKw, GkH
sRALr CALLED ksKK-SPRUEo SPRAIss, QALLk,
sURArozEs, hREUMA TIsA, Ao.
have tested Boyer's Hoef Liniment on the feet Of
over hundred horses. The difference TO the COD
dtisn Of the feet Is great In Its favor that would
be without It for times Its cost II should be
properly applied to every horses h0of, and especially
In the when the horses feet awsvs in con-
tact with the heated ear which dries them up, and
they become hard and teyerish which produces CON
traction, corns, quarter cracks contraction OF the
back snew commonly called Knee Sprung, and often
the pains In the hoof produces sweeney In the
shoulder. We recommend 1t as the best preparation
We used 1t should be used every horses hoof
commonly-as oil Is used harness or mems boots
keep them In good condition.
Y. Il. COuklfn,
,Proprlsfor and Superintendent y the continsstaI
Stables, SanIon Street, PAiadelphia.
Ma. NJ. q. Boyer -Dsdr Sir This IL to certify,
hat have used your Lniment In my stables toI
hrse months past, mfre than one hundred horses,
and nnd 1t the best preparation have used ol
horses AZ Is far bettect han you recommend Send
me i've cases At ouee , express
No. 1872 West 3lst Street, New YORK City.
sold wholesale and retan at proprietors prices By
h, BRlE0hURST & Co, Apothsosrss,
|, Corner eth and Market streets,
q. @~aH 'Hla lminGton. Delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-08

Successor to the late ". Hertlng, No. ga King
street, above Second, Wilmington, Del, res-
pectfy calls the attention Of his friends and Sports
men generally tina. he will continue the manufacture
81 Shot Guns Rides and Pisto's, at the old stand,
No. 2l4 King street. and has for sale q large and
beautiful stock OF Fire Arms among which are
Double barrel Guns from SO to sl26.
Single barrel Guns from to $40.
All kindsof Pistols, Colts Sharpe's, Allen's and
Smiths q Weston's RevoIvers, with Cartridges
&C., complete Also Ely's best double water proof
Percussion Cspsi every size ball and shot Dame
Bags and Cunning apparatus generally. Fishing
Tackle, &c., constantly hand and for sail whole.
sale and retail at the lowest cash prices.
~Perzcular sttention paid TO Bell Hanging and
LoekamithinR 81 heretofore iy2i-h
RAKERs cen LIVER OLE, " bottles ana Dull
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-08

REUu cTION IN THE PRICE OF COAL.
on And sfter April the 2lst, lsI3, and until fnrths
setes. ~ gs.oss Z. csstE.s = & follow;
isrse Nut Csal, s5T6, per do Delivered, ,Oiaos,
JOS TOUT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-15

YOU rest an this subject awhile, Hat,
sir, why did you not tell the people pl
Dallas, Collin and irnyson thai lie
fourteenth made The state pay judge
Hare, instead OF forcing The counties Ia
do II AZ they had been doing before
"Iruth crushed W earth will rise agaln,"
Deduct from the appropriations
Of the fourteenth the amounts
which II appropriated ~ pay
tho debts Of other legislatures, add
them 10 their proper places aud We
will compare fAyombly with any III
them, hut, great God add lhe
amounts appropriated by HE thirteenth
and nfourleenlhN and all that VIII yel
have u be- appropriated by future leg
iHlatures, or replllnled, which no hon
esl democrat wants ~ DO, ~ the debt
created by the "loul twelfth % what
II appropriated Itself aud you viii
have a heavier debt than that created
by the combined thirteenth aud -four
tGenth,n more than double, For TIC
truth OF this, ! refer you ~ the origin
Of the law creating the indebtedness ol
the state, for which appropriations
have been aud viii yet have 10 bt
made, "Pul this ~ your pipe ana
sOmke IT, "luth crushed 10 the
earth will rise again. While ! VIII
not censure any Legislature for Great
Ing debl aud leaving the payment 0l
the same 10 future legislatures, yet,
! do condemn amy man or set Of men,
who, IN Legislators will create enOr
nous aud unjust debts, purposely ~
otherwise, failing 10 make adequate
appropriations Themselves 10 pay The
same, hut lenye ~ future legislatures
10 pay or 10 bear the 0dlunl
OF Population, and then, when
like honest men, they make nppropri,
atlons 10 pay the debt that they had
nothing TO do with III creation, for The
party creating the debt, 10 raise howl
against the party, who honestly and
faithfully provided for lis payment
looks very much like ignorance and
denagOguery, or the quintesscence 0I
both. In answer 10 "MOre Anon'sN y
lust question, say, because we propose
topay for our own administration ~
II goes on, aud ~ the same time pro
vide means TO pay II debt that did moi
exist In 1867. In answer ~ your head
Ing, | say zoe (the democratic party.
ARE Gred In an honest aud economical
administration Of the state govern
ment by pursuing this course, into 4
reduction Of taxes But II y0R have
not drfled and lodged already IN III,
radical party, II IL because they won't
have you. "Iruth crushed TO the
earth viii rise again"
Respectfully,
JOIN II. COCHRAN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-15
Take Courage InynIids.

Pain aud weakness produce dependency,
aud the invalid who IN laborlng under bod
ny t0rtu g, debility and mental depression
~ the same time IN Indeed In pltIablo con-
diii0n. Hut let all who are thus situated
take heart. A balm IL provided, both for
their physical and mental inilrmitios, In
ll0sletter's Stomach Bittew. Among the
eommonest sources Of pain, uneNsiness and
melancholy ARE the diseases which affect the
stomach, the liver the allmentary canal,
the nerves and the muscles, such as dyspop-
STA, bilious disorders, constipation, head
ache, hysteria, and rheumatism, all OF
which yield READILY TO the regulating, invig-
Grating and purifying influence of this peer
less vegetable tonic, stimulant and rcstora-
tive. Take courage, sorrowlul inNalids; you
viii ind the help you need in Hostotter's
Bitters,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-15

VIcKsBuRa, Mississippi has lnaugu-
rated new movement On the even
Ing of the 10th instant II meeting OF the
former soldiers of the Union and Con-
federate armies was held and an ASSOC
citation. know as the "order of the Blue
and Gray organized, The object OF
the association is TO foster and encour-
age kindly relations between the sol.
diers of the late war aud to form a
bond of mutual friendship and good
feeling. The number Of soldiers who
fought on the two sides are almost
equal inlNicksburg. F-.f
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-15

A CORRESPONDENT of the New York
Herald writing from Long Branch
says that the only Object of the in
structions recently given to Attorney
General Williams 10y the president
was the adoption of such precaution-
AIRY measures in the location of troops
rs would enable the federal authorities
to suppress promptly any insurrection
which the state government, might be
powerless to manage. This the cor
respondent ailegesto be the statement
of the president himself in reference
to the matter. The president denies
any purpose to use federal troops IN
any of the southern states pending the
elections, there ns liuuless outbreaks
should render II absolutely necessary
forhim to do so in the interest OF
peace. ~ /
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-15

MAJOR DAN. McGAny has again re-
tired from The flodston Age, and IL
succeeded by Mr., Samuel w, Shaw
who II well known In Houston NJ d
ready, graceful and forcible writer
Major McGary says that he returned
to the editorial chair two months ago
to please his friends and tho friends Of
the paper rather than himself, and
that no was more of o. ''conscript'
than voInnteor-it being distinctly
understood that he might retire Just ~
soon az a satisIsfactory substitute could
be found. ~ t. 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-15

WEsare glad to learns that the Fair
Association of this county has recon-
sidered Its first resolution and has
determined to hold fair on its beau
tiful grounds in the suburbs of the city
on some day in the latter part of Oc-
tober rhe day OH which the fair will
open has not yet been fixed. AS soon
as it is determined we will announce
it through the HERALD.
Weshope that every man in Dallas
and adjoining counties who has any
thing either in the animal or vegetable
Kingdom worthy of notice will have it
on exhibition at the Dallas County
Fair. II Is too late I'M the day now to
discuss the value andimportance to the
country Of these annual gatherings.
The universal experience of the north,
east, and west in devoting SO much
time and attention to them, establishes
the fact Of their utility. II may be
safely laid down as a rule, from which
very little deviationwill be found, THAT
In those sections where the annual
county fairs claim the most attention
the breeds fsteok are purer,I the or
chards. are more extensive and better
cared for, audi The STABLE gproducts of
the soil more successfully aud profita-
bly, cultivated than in other sections
where no emulation Is aromed by
holding fairs,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-15

A MAN near this city gathered eight
hundreil bushels of onions from Six
acres of land and sold the onions last
week at two dollars per bushel. .alla5
Allowing the extravagant estimate
of sixtytsix,dollarslan acre to cover all
the expenses of cultivation, there
would remain net profit of two hund-
red dollars per acre from his crop OF
onions.
Ina The best of seasons cotton does
not Yield more than fifty or sixty dol
lars net1proiit per acre. Newould not
however, advise everybody to quit cot
ton andturn their attention toonions.
We mention II to showthe capacity OF
this highly favoredregion, andto show,
furthermore, that there Is no excuse for
any Imam being destitute in Texas,
when he,can makea living of a small
onion patch. fla man suffers for the
necessaries of life inIexas, either lazi-
ness or bad management il at the DOT
tom Of Utmost probably the former.