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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

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~ sta Y - tvsA i Hs#ssHsa n "a
~ ssl $50 sNFs.ss sNass 49,
49, ~ ii i ~s4a - w. n i gNisA
N - Hsgi - #Vsfs F*Fsass w
s.els 80 ssAAasasA - swssA ss#A
TN u a. 49, livt New ih8Asha
- - AFaale vsasts - Nv t4iv tsnA
rsssgsh n ~ 800 tsAa ssnN n elssHls
ss#A u ffss 80 ittsH ~ isIAsA
st~ssa ApraAtAfsr ~ - she wssle hss
~ - f,in isNtssa II ~ $50
AiAsss hsw aul "a II - re- ilsA 4
NJ whHlA ~hN'e w. / Iatattss II isVa
wAs tar uHt sisssnth "A atst u iie
wh.ls isgaliie IA tiirAissl.se gists
81 Oil III sssh nsn. wamAn 80 slila
lltsAs l.lAna fes tni ~ Asaa aaA
het ltaslia9 esslseHs demonstrated -
Congress, ste o,hrr Ia, nrsinsa Nth.
drawing n, rsssian \ wv virfn'a'isvn-
IA MATTER vias might r. ,he eseiI'lan
ffshe MtH sni south Massachusetts,
MI. slo n taa~nes TER head. ani
probably AL protests afalet parting
wth as, II ii ~ the sake " jasiies
AT frare
1he Middle siasrs including Mary.
land. have el2l. nos. ian a euf tank
circulation 1hr gives Sl2 ~ rei
cattsa " the rernlaiivn..-whirh \ ia'
~ lsr ,cat Il the amhun, Iii NV Eng
land
Tie Western States lave s-p.o22.
Oh q the circulation This gives ST.
Go Il Yah Il tic population.
\ The Southern aud Southwestern
States. inelaliug Missouri AMI Ken
taeh,, have s3j,3a,ol,. This di,
ii,s gas Il each inlaLi,ani
THIS figuring exhibits tho ineqnalii,
In clear ligi, Let us SEQ thc Gem
rarispn III straight column:
NV England, per lead GIL Il
Middle states, Per head !. =
Western States. rcr head Y N
) = aua y. ". States, Ter head = =
lshol, l.lani per head 81 81
Massachusetts,, rcr head a. q,
uhio, rcr head . ~
Illinois. per head : u
Iowa, pr head + "
Wisconsin, pr head ! "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

IsrLAriNa rnG trnRE>cY. The
House Committee ~ Why's and Means
have decided in favor II issuing the
remainder II the GIL, 900. nUO Of legal
tender reserve, which will swell lilo t.
tai circulation Ii the country to S4OO.-
o0O, 900. This will appal tho specie
resumption advocates NJ tho ens', who
found their ideas of the currency CON.
liion of the country nj large ueun the
plethora in Will street. oceasipncl b.,
the undue concentration III tint locality
Of National Bank deposits. Il hi. been
currently supposed TINT tho amount of
currency rer capita ~as greater n 'he
United states than in either d the prin.
cipal state. d Europe. 4 Table com.
piled BY senator Logan shows that this
IN not the care. The circulation per
eapisa 81 England h k24 -, German,
81 ~, France gil ~; while II the
United State. II IN but Hl,, =, Thus
our country ha. rrorartionnlly the rn,al.
~. amount of circulation willie, i,
reason II iis vast extent. and The time
requisite for exchanges, !, reall, needs
thu mort iur tho transaction II H. bus.
iness. II nur circulation Wern u ia
increased TO what II was In ls6h, II
would b. NJ larger Ter capita than Eng.
land la. lo-Iay ---lairbAult llcp.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

Tie industrial Me- II tho .isi has 4
prssiuncs ccrres onlcn, who IA evident.
IL unable 70 give All honest report 4 the
testimony. III tic Agricultural College
investigation The Age says tho rrin-
led slips accompanying hi letters ins'i.
firs TIN remarks IL nnr correspondent. Y
and The N mind IL tic editor ,filai pa
per establishes tic clnrt % IL misman.
agnmnn, W. have carefully read
every wari IL tic Testimony IN TINT IN.
,ss,isa,i,n, ay interested ms u patron
IL thu institution md IN the grand s,s.
tenn II education |, haa adopted for tho
better development u the industrial aud
educational interest. IT tho State,
anil with ull tie anxiety and concern of
parent. TIM, tho school where his
children arc educated shall l,o true to
tho better principles ~ "nr civilization
and progress In mental, moral, practical,
and theurciir culture. M, that We have
mt seen ono Wora IL testimony that un-
lersiopd with MI tia testimony IN
tho cnse would bring the least shallow
N ielroaeh nrun either tho institution
~ the faculty We fear that Foote md
Jones or seme surple instrument Of
their i har DINO with tho Age what they
ranne. d. nltl, the people ~ Legislature
Of Town ---to lrluirl II that their fab.
relations pass iur truth.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

tnsi Published n NV edltian II ID
tAao ~ - ~ Il, m = tseI.i.rnfeI l4saA

tnn Published, n NV edition # H.
aMlSerNcljh ,seirhrnte.l EssAt
MI llfH ttsistai eufv RhuAt sneitsBpf II slsftila
t9rfsttia III atiufi. weakness. tHsssuntaf3 Aeinlun
is,ss.#. tntsttnHy, Nghtai si t5sisat thaaJtaeiit
tnpst n1ntlts 81 taaHaYat, tie hteu ,,llttlti a
tpileus, and rl*, iuiu,d VI ssIfs,ndassi.ea .,
NJ $40 astts arAiAiNs
n1+Vft. IA sas.tl .ns tit,.,s MS lin ttuis
The HNHt hfals u Hiit. iH Al l8liaElstHA sssay
eir4fs dsttuisttlHs ttaH tls.lit saafs' 81 tassF
ttlaf "a, tilt tt alarming lsH.l u stif
abuse nas b. flsea1is fHfnl atlttu iie a4l,sesns
VI. ~ thiefnsi m,diee ~ lii Hrliie nt, n thv
hsslr taiti I'LL Nui t#if af M n,isa simple.
certain afd ntftHas III Hi.ans II shrh very aufs
fsfnt 10 matter MhHl is sesiEilDh my ltr. ,nay
funa iussif theaIlt. taiatt ntti ialssff,
AasTh slistute shnnti W III fhr hahds ri every
snAisl .lttE es,ls n.sD ~ ttfH land.
ssts ,lssler sa1. III plan tisfsi"Ia. II atf ait
tssAs, postpaid i.fiti ~ ria fahts. ~ tNU post
slapfss Aaitsss III. piilislsrls,
tsiIA4r i. 4. NItNkANU.
" al III HtesiauF. NJ v itst stliet ias tam.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

The State journal says In the
lniird States Senate, tho otller day.
Thurman received hume thrust while
fpeuking petition arking TINT .losrph
Segar b. rail for ti,nn rpcn, IN claim.
i'm II Scat In tho Sunaic. lie called
tho rapcr \ thing. and when asked
II !. was respectful u thus characterize
u petition, Lo replied Yes, 4 peti.
ton IL 4 thing. You arc Il thing; mn
u thing w are all things, And
here Senator E,llnn,,ir added TO Nil
men," The Senate ronrrl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

This Institution, niinaiesi IN The most III.
lighifui location Id Irslrle In Then I.
under The direction of the Helool listers u
Nntro kamet
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27
AttH<tttg 80


thtfi al neetsiBs srstsahjsta III Ef%4sttauer,l
~ tAtsttie tRsiaissss i4tAsf HsA tftstrltN
nHA fV 50 Ise,A shrs n NJ ii Natls ssffiseii si
ttefplrh n atfIhtn4t ttftv SO trsf ttsts sAFs
fns III tit@hei's inlNfansslNti Mr. arattnh
saHtss iisssnfs hrtnsps tt'tnlH sttHts.0 ,asr'
ners Al tofts HdtheH ata Pal II. Competition,
asstatt srss lav ~, Az, 4 -iFass,hssl Ifawns
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

III Ba 40 $3.50 49,
a*HN y = A# Ass& Hsssa
IA 80 49, sARN 4 ~ eassa ss#As
FkEH#
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

Tnr RnrrnI,c: This valuable
monthly fpr February presents the FL
lowing mint attractive Table u con.
tauia
Thu "Opinion u tho countr, prers
On Lending Economic Topic" Thu
anncxa,,u,, II the Canadian Dominion.
'.GnpiiaI. Labor aud Wages Tho
Mirsion u True craftsmanship. " Tho
Mork ~ Congress, Tho Organization
mud Moik u the Treasury Depart.
ment. Finances. = Specie Payments.
Postal Telegraph, md other miOof
questions Tho appendix contains the
valuable speeches u Senators Louau
and Chandler. aud Representatives II
i, iIunhy Oh The Finances, and Il
II. Tain On civil rights
besides the discussion II the leading
pending economic questions. The 10.
public carries from month u month M
invaluable record oi lilo action ~ the
government IN IT. various depart.
| u.ntr.
This magazine occupies most Inn
lotinni field II ~ uws. III which there
II 10 rival. and Il carries nnrc " III.
strnetipn ~ - the functions and duties
III Tho government md the citizens
.han auy other periodical Published. II
should Ic perused and preserved By
professional men aud women IN every
apl,pre ~ life. by ienrLrr.. d, ever,
public uilicur-..from tho lowest III the
town 10 tho highest In tho nation---ly
tho iarmorr and Tho mechanics mud the
lahorerr who desire 4 knowledge " or
feel ~ interest II public affairs.
l'ubliahed NJ Washington, D. G.. al
~ per year. Address Republic Pub.
lishlng Company.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

tinHfi, Tnilans washing, HID aid iel IT
Iati,ffn II M mnass4, In aisaDtes ii.s,9J
lHts HtaH'H lsst sttl
n III NH, ls4H WsN ssrguit u, a,al
iur tHttnlat*. 4 f,iar i,tfattN,snia, MAUI
bas shp'ars, dnner tterafflt,sft.. sH,'s,
NAsAlsui. "a tile tueae, 100
Mus.ses y dnrs tal Use uf Instrument 80, ~
= sniln. iE,W
NrlFrn is,a 49,, Mnfr than ona ta,ni
Nfss t#A nuI III III sat, at i'tafahuFte fisafsfs,
s8ttI~tEa fte1 Istii ~ AIS stn fuFEn. tlt snafi
hui fttt Aat Ritffsf 81 afi tif.a itt mouths At
Hasiit sint j sbfH N tlaiHsNN iniH4 ttn' irtttt
sWfaai 0a fesf aba ntf, .tltAtan w 80 II rftraFf
Ill if4sai
\ III iasHstlt II IN NJ ,asla IN aiYttEa 30 NJ
Atts III ~. tp Ii tht instntfut nitsssss itstA u
.asfe NJ dfs tut eeurit fiji illRs ltas
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

The Ns~ tml f'yissune ss,., Nv
ks.sst iiil fs Tile ftfaeAine a Int.
iss ransemr'atts awias fsffm In re
itssfh IL tie tssthae lass The ire
stn' assec IN ~ Treasury I,eratsnen,
Ii N reverse 4 sieeisian n TIE p'eaturr
IL certain fnatslAnhties. ahl the eseess
n duties levied hni collected Il ,hen
reformed Thts gives 4 snag ln+insss W
lhhsi.ls and agents, anl allows tho
Treasury tfitials a. eheek on, cash
without INV pnrtt,i.i N. Mr kas.
sons LII proposes II leave tho matter
u the courts instead Il 10 the caprice
f,var IL Treasury subordinate,
Tie necessity Il, such reform l. CON
splcu usly apparent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27
MACHINERY AND vElIl liz.

Personal property not exempt from
taxation anil MT included ia thr
above Schedule IT, h. assessed III The
same ratio. Moneys md credits 1T
,hrir par value. Property II b. NJ.
srsScd ~ the parties owning thu
sa,lr "a the iirst day ii January,
Isl. Machinery. vehicles, ~. IN
warehouse or IN the possession, or
charge ~ agents, I'll thu 1T ~ Jim,
ISL, IL IL assessed like other prop.
erty.
On motion the following official
bonds we're approved:
j. u, Powell, Deputy sheriff.
Thos dale, Constable, Vernon
springs II.
"a. =. Young. !"
ID. III. Askrrson, Sheriff.
Adjourned until =. III.
O'Clock, y. ~.
Bnnrl proceeded a. settle with NJ.
NJ. Moon. rN.ffrasnrcr. On motion,
Beard resolved itself into II commit
To- ii, iilal settlement with N N
Moon.
january 9th. y y II.
Members present, Snedle., Lam
bert and Griffin.
On motion the following billa werr
allowed.
Claimed Aasl
f4np fWt4f5 a Vssllar JI1ftIuA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

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49, A H tAt t9te
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Az $3.50 n - MsaAet Ata ls4N
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49, Vi II thsA ueia " wftsitA 81 lsAA
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pe.NsHis whlgh lifnllts NnfsAs fsAnts
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nsnHttd III - ,aHf 4 sire. sHa
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imtlnr he stns liz aisem,e, EN-.
itsl n earl aa,s II haiutal rneanhl
Atsa II wilt AZ III faliAtes
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27
IOWA & NEBRASKA LANDS.
MILLIONS or ACRES
Nv Tim
best LAND IN THE WEST,
ron .sLE ny TnE
bahin.lsn 4 Nipesn kiNH I,sil kssi Co.
~. n. .s....t f...lls - n 81. .....t t.s.....


M payments required - principal I'LL
FIfTil ,rsf, NIL then ptly Onr.retthtl,
ehel, ,ear until pbid.
Tbs koil IL tiah mud nasily cultivated
ilimate W4rm fsasonr long I'ahes Iuw
mud Education freq,
I.fpa deductions On rars md frnlyhss
10 lu,sIs nm lI,rir families.
DDlH TD1uk YEAR,
Anl iake advantage VI The Premium ~ ~
Der cent. f.r cultivation, oiTuTed only "a
ininiAners during 1874.
rnr Circulars containing full particulars
anI Map M country. .ehi ~
tiEuNuE n. IiAKklH,
I.nnsi Commissioner. burlington. toNa
VII htUtt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27
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III VI N#s AFs4 tF III
tsw~tAa II msAi
eel ~ 80 sAAe 49,
laassssA \ alst - *A
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~ ~, ~Ass siiisNs 80 w I
ars "A l.re sai,lAs tsR 'fsts i
rs+wlA u tAt~sss'ssA 49,
= III ~ \ "A III - wt III -
h&ssss mr.. thar sAta~ist ssta#t D
n W laArmsn, III
i4srMfs shss ~ rsA -
II hseensss . aa,s haa 1919 nf
t~Nl,s ~s+n ,Ass - stees Aftts 49, y
ssA sAvs inwsisasfa mss - asSs'f
~isA i if,eA's' esals We Ian ~
six,A ynsas II ! rla' II 81 AA'ts'iaA
xAvlsri,, an mrstness ! q AsAaah
III The nstrls " shsl' 'Fa*e -
nasssssishs ~ iie \ ~ I salAa'ef'
al Aasltufss thlsns rth I'LL tsfsF
renewing 1. future hamhets q f,eaAs
With OTHER ratiss
IN March isa0 a " Ntgt AL
Prank Church opened an ateeans vii
West and Thompson q lie city 4 MI
wAukes. whereby thst tre,ssei heavy
advances III cash With whie'l ~ ha,
produce 10 he shipped - West \
Thompson whr vefc Icing rtm'nis
Sion business Ii that city .N,lc III,
these advances were made N.. Virgin
owncd tn fnli viz lands near Retf
Creek lii Mover cpuats, Minnesota
-,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

ffs y \ Itsss#ae ssts ihr
astss'A'ian II ltint ~ i III | tth II
tht. >aiita'Al sstanrt, "A - Istvuit, I.
esttasnls sstii ne anA Atie - aHsaa'
The ,ins AL elle 4 n ,he Patrons 4
ilusisanits, NJ ihetsia stated, sts IL.
signel y ha,maaifs capital aHd lnhef,
prempit the greatest gpeA II the great.
ca nasulsrt, Mna sl4thr tie brotherhood
With All .hc elv,nehis IL the hig'esl man.
hood anl citizenship lf ,hc ,'fange,s
Will lise va /, This admirable ieslafa.
ton. they viii eanier a lasting hen.ti,
on the whole country.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27
TIE II. Ms I

Hoard, bedding. Washing, mud Tuition In
English freneh and herman. Nocai Music
Plain aud Ornamental Nee.lIrMurk. ivAyn.
lle lalf,aa,i, III advance, ki5O,0O
Am, ami Hta II u aruaei.s, Iar ahnnu, ln,rb
Harm, no 90
utitAr, / ~ ND
Private i,r..oi. III yoeal Music N
1hntpuph l,ars, ~ ~
drawing. 1900
Painting In Wntsr folors, - 1910
Instructions In luiinary department 1000
1hc aouttr "a Engllsl, Instruction e,,,.
prlaes u,IIpgrnphy, Nrnlna, 'assrblsm.
fnnmnnship. Grammar Rhetoric. iotnipsl.
tioa I.ogie. Meni NJ Philosophy. Meniai mud
Practical Arithmetic. Algebra. HOAX .lest,.
Ing. t,somstry Ancient Modern md phy,.
irul biography raerad mud lrofans
tlIstnyy Mythology. Astronomy. Natural
i'lilos,lh, Natural History liviany. ehcn.
Irlty md Physiology
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

satnsnsi ~ 49, ~ tAes ~
I'll fN ##s*& I'LL No. ss Fs8 I'M
I'M $500 HI
Il a q $1,000 4sas ~
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~ Hesa# &ANsY&Aa i ~ n s8N
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fA# ke4 ss# t4e4 $500 "A sgs s8
8#As # - fAN#A ieag8s s 8ssa
d 4at# @ Hsasf A. 1880 atsA.f aMtN4
N5 .4.A4 IN fAt FNs s44 E#
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w. AHta# q #8Ke# n a sAE9
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-27

On motion The following lscsuln.
ton WINS adopted.
Iscuiycd, That TIN County Audi.
tnr liz instructed ~ collect from the
following persons The amount II thu
Distrie. Attorneys fees IN cases
whrrr the county wss plaintiff and
they defendants.
70 plra 81 guilty,
Henry ltilcy, liquor case -
Il Leonard /" /" .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-05
We Have Tried

The great cough remedy. Marsden.s Pecto-
raj Balm is considered by all who have tried
it the ne plus ultra Of medical discoveries.
Testimonials pour in from all classes, ex-
pressing the gratitude of the thousan IS who
have been relieved and cured. Want of
space prevents our publishing in detail the
many cures it has effected. Physicians pre-
scribe it in daily practice as the best expecto-
rant known, and uuhesitatingly recon-
mend it to their patients in bronchial dis
eases.
The proprietor can, with the greatest Ger.
tainty, affirm that all the facts stated with
respect TO the efficacy of this invaluable rem
edy are fully established in every class of
cases for which il is recommended, by body
of evidence which will carry conviction to
the most slSeptical mind and the medicine,
although highly effectual in its remedial
character is, in the highest degree, innocent
in its composition, and may DE taken with
great benefit by the most delicate Mars
den's Pectoral Balm can be purchased from
all druggists at fifty cents small, or one dol
lar large bottles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-05
Love Blighted Ends In A Convent.

Bertha Gerot daughter Of the late
Prusslan ministorto the United States,
who entered the monastery Of the Wis
itatiOn in the District Of Columbia,
about three years ago, took the final
VOWS on Saturday, February Z, 1874,
and will hereafter be seen no more In
the midst of that unconscious history
performing within her daily hearing,
Many years ago, one sister Gertrude
or Miss Ann G. Wright, u beautiful
girl of an old Maryland family, was
sent to this convent school while her
family were visiting Europe and when
they returned she was pledged 10 the
church. There she showed such zeal
that she was talked OF for lady supe-
riOr, but, for some cause never known,
she covered hcrselfwith monks cloak
one night and escaped into the city, re-
ltsing all applications toreturn and she
again became brilliant woman of
society, not without influence in Off
cial circles, and demonstrated her
cleverness 10y going to the city Of Mex
leo in pursuit of Il legacy left her by "
schoolmate, the daughter Of the EN-
peror Iturhidc and recovering it, Miss
Wright never married, and little
while prior to the rebellion she died IN
the family Of John y. Mason, United
Statet Senator.
TIE HEROINE OF THE CONVENT.
Miss Bertha Gcrolt was of Il Catho-
lie family, although her father repre-
scented Il protestant kingdom. She.was
of q refined nature, much sweetness
and sensibility, and probably felt for
her father who was growing old, was
quite poor and, in the movement Of
Count Bismarck against the Catholic
Church, stood in danger Of losing his
legation. About that time there lived
with Baron Gerolt, as attache, Il young
man belonging to one Of the n0blest
and oldest protestant houses Of Bra
denburg-people as proud of their re-
ligious consistency as of their rank.
He grew enamored Of our Miss Gerolt,
and the alliance would have been prop
er and acceptable in every way but for
the matter of religion. The attaches
mother in Prussia repealed the idea of
the catholic connection; while the &C.
clesiastics in America, seeing an APP
parent opportunity to do some prosely-
thing around the Prussian court, oper-
ated upon Miss Gerolt's mind. After
the parents on both sides were tolera-
bly, agreed, the religious issue was kept
up, aud the question Of children had
10 be settled in advance, until the
youngman'spatience was worn out, and
he broke the engagement. The church,
which had been successful in the mat
ter was, Of course, entitled to the
bride; and, about this time some con-
troversy arose. between our government
and the state authorities at Berlin,
which ended in the recall of the old
minister, the only one, although IA
catholic, to adhere with enthusiasm to
the cause of the federal government
during the dark days of the rebellion.
Bertha Gerold has disappeared, as
did before her, and within the same
walls, daughter Of the Emperor Itur-
bide and a daughter of General Scott.
A few weeks ago the daughter of Adj
miral Sands took the white veil in this
convent; her father is q native of Mary
land and superintendent of the naval
observatory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-05
One EdcR Of Poverty.

1t was Bulwer who said that in nine
eases out of ten poverty is only an
idea. Some men with ten thousand
dollars year suffer more want of
means than others with three hundred.
The reason is, the richer man has arti-
fetal wants. His income is ten thou
sand, and he suffers enough from be-
ing dunned for unpaid debts to kill q
sensitive man, A man who earns a
dollar o day, and who does not run in
debt, is the happier of the two. Very
few people who have never been rich
will believe this, but it is true. There
are thousands and thousands with
princely incomes who never know a
moments peace because they live be-
You'd their means, There is ..really
more happiness in the world among
working people, than among those who
are called rich--always providing that
poor folks do not, in smaller way,
emulate the prodigality of their rich
brethren. Poverty is simply II ques-
ton of the good or bad management
Of money in hand.