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We are agents for line g: strong; carefully man
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and prompt na.mellt O losses: o:l-a
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-29

General Samuel Cary, ex-temperance lee
turer and bona tide gas bag, will speak to the
people of New York city next Monday night.
Put down five thousand extra votes for
Seward.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-29
rs CALLED no THE

1SeAT1ENTlON Is CALLED 10 TIE
~ auction sale of Gnredeemed Pledges left
with 8. Goldstein Co., on SATURDAY, Octo-
Der 20, morning and evening, at our auctlon-
rooms, southeast corner OF Ninth and ID streets,
consisting Of Watches, Diamonds and Fine jew
elry, Gems, Rev0Ivers, &C.. &c. Every article
fully waIranted. Sale positive. Every article
must be sold. DUHCANsvE BROS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-29

ENOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-A PARL0R
y GRAND PIANO; drst-elass instrument. AZ,
iress, PLANO, box Is, REPUBLICAN ONCE oc12-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-29

RH5SPECIAL NOTICE.
S We hereby notify all parties having
Pledges with over due october p that they must
be renewed or redeemed within that time or the
same will be sold at public suction SATURDAY.
october 90. at the southeast corner OF Nlrth and
streets. Duncanson Bros. Auctioneers.
S. GOLDSfEIN CO.,
Loan and Commission Brokers,
oc2S-3t Northeast corner Tenth and d streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-29

Glasses. in English Grammar and Arithmetic
eommence TUESDAY EYENING. ats:a, oc9
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-29

"Hon. Alexander b. Stephens, of Georgia,
is to lecture in one Of the Chicago Lyceun
courses, and is to receive 81 900 therefor"
This announcement is made by Chicago
paper. One Thousand dollars for lecture
from q man who fifteen years ago could not
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

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tars II witch " nj disputed, thai
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rheffef titan mssl esh.ss. and thai the
rates prescribed Il, tie Potter law we're
In l.1sw shrsr II any s.ste IN tito
nn,en ~ ~ any fr~,gu rnunsfs "
Elusllv VAIN Vas lie plea tina, thrse
love ta,es meaut ahs lutte ruin 10 the
companies t't s,n,ae If the public
iht.leu had lain ~ be tbs anl,
measure III justice III Tile Gaze u shyse
lines. tuch appeals "A nalaeticollisn'
migt, Le rejected. hut III the caso a
the Wisconsin hue. the rrs,ensiens u
the travelling anl produce -is.iIiting
public u chrar carthage fne sheir pro.
date anil themselves Lai hesn rust.
Ponel i, deliberate agreement IL tia
profits II the companies |. was
,hergid at ,hr time when the railways
wet. constructed tina, ~ price WA 10,
! hish II RI, tpt iaril communication,
AID capitalists msl. 'enl ted u vncpun
ter the iisk of investment In eunhtr,
then larel, half reclaimed from tho
dcs,ri hv tic prospect of large gains
Now thu, the work Ln- lean dpns. ths
people ii Nrcpnsin wish 4, Ert tic AL
vantage rf Il, ami ~ pay ior II, no'
tho Ifiee they agreed to pay, but whn
they think FAR - IL themselves TIL,
bankruptcy u ,h... enterprises seen
even u ~ calculated upon by some n
The 'srangsrs ~ desirable rcsul, i
.lici, policy. II The companies h'
"s,ll NJ, the, .h'nk tho linoa ~oul'
pass into other hands u. such a reduce,
price That ihcy could ba worked pr, ti,
ably y. the wv rates.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

Avsn t1aio r!ants !, ovss'.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

The New York and New Orleans Circus
aud MenaycIlc

Saturday June In, the greatest q
all existing circus mud n.nagerie com
hinaiilns will disemlark from, the ,rre.
ial .,ains MhIcl, ii called into iulnlsl.
i'm for tie transportation oi iis IneI ~
erie ,ans and baggage wagons, NM
form in street psrnie NJ ~ o'clock Al
nne O'clock tile wonderful ascension
Ten, will take place VI tic grounds
l,.e 10 oil spectators, = yenng lad,
walking il wire two hundred feet II
mid mir. There will lie two rerforu
Anees. to-day, at ono this
Afternoon aud I o'clock ,his even
Ing, Admission li,ty cents, chil,.,o,
uular ~ years. twenty dve cents;
children under eight years. FREQ Thu
following account Of tho pvrformanc'
and Appearance II this circus anl men
agerie. from, the Peoria National
pka.eRAr will give our readers som,
idea II what they ars going 10 see;
Aaesery man, woman aud child i
this ely IL Gro this well aware, "
w, lolc's aggregation, known ~ tll'
Nsw York and New Orleans msnagcri.
and circus. l,as co01s and gone. III
straet parade which look place bstwes,
tbe hours 81 ten and eleven :, NJ. WIN,
Witnessed BY thousands a people, VII.
thrpngel tho streets and crowded III,
overlooking windows for many bucks
I'll. Iatade wAs IN excellent one. III,
snske charmer .oning IN tor bis FIJI
share u wondering Aussiration. Tn
parade over. ths universal lucstioI
scsmM to 10 ARE you going - th'
circnr.' md ~ thu largo majority .
tho answers wsrs In the affirmative, Il
MAJ easily hs imagined tlst ths srsei-
Gus canvass. spread ID toris Field
was crowded during both Afternoon
and evening performances.
" Vic MrnAseric W have nothing
Int praise, larger than the mAjnTit,
II 10 excellent In every particular. NJ,
calculated ~ please.
Tho stuAm man ia marvel n nc
cLnui.nl cuntrivanee. md wslkn back
ward aud forward ~ II hlood AZ
MUSCLE. instead VI steam and iron wrr'
ito component part>.-.Ihe ssa Inns ~.
excellent sDscin,sns oi = Aleuius II AM
nals 40 lssa rats than curious sn,l I'll,
crowd around their SUM. acqusvns eAg'
Wa large and interesting.
III course tLo waxsn Images ii th
principal participants IN the world
famous Bsschcr. 'rilton scandal. AtisA st
I'd much attention. They IRE nsw and
modelled from lie. 70 that those VII
canhat 200 tho originals and lave sscl
Mr.. Coles figures can rest coaten
that they would recognize the forms
from their resemblance - tho latter.
The circus wAs ono il ths best VI
have .aen here for many scasoua, tn
equestrian acts were novel and daring
~hils the battout laaps u Kelley ~,
lsairhal'lor were surprising. Tho r.
sursaI asats, with ihsir cushions N,
bucks, ars ! new and admirable feat
ure.
! Mr.. Clos canvass Ii new. and Of
novel paitsrn--longIludinnl stripe .
blus and whits---is extra thick. ans
very commmliouA In fArt. I'll IN,
pars phs,nAlia connected with Tho com
I,inaiinn IA Grat class. and Of sort up.
on which no expense has been spared
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28


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u the Nsst, u 49, ah',a, thai gesse.
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yatl leap beware lsst these ssorp''
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you unto death
Over trading AMI srec~ls,iut indsei'
4 Who would not like t. sse the over.
trading and arscala.ins times " is0s
return
Do away with the National hank cir
cula,ion which e,sss 10 evsr &.n. ouo,
Unu annually 10 maintain. and sni'a'i
int tile n,,cl States n"se. reerlsa
lie f,r MI dues. hes', public mn ia
sai-, without III. "sScspilaa, IL
errasa tie volume IS tue dru,Aa
business require, aud W. W. ~
:S"a't, viii lay the 'sa.dcn sIA 80
will IN, our debt abroad. ana a.AAs Il
us happy aud united pe"pls
France has paid her debt -wAer
/ arc w,
! Drifting toward dangerous and un
known saare. A pi,vat, crew ars Gil
cnde.voriug with hsnaish design /
.cas,le the good ship. Tho passenger
sccn ~ their mercy.
u, u. i.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

Tbs G.st post ..fiice wss When Mig
Ahsausrus sent letters ~ III ths 80.
pc. The enlightened Grcsks and the
Romans l,Ad no public l,os. Office de-
psrtnsnt. james TIN First king n
England. j. sr.d,tci ~ establishing .hs
srst post-ofIics. The contribution W
tas post. oi6cc u popular education .
not 10 be un,lsrratcd. II could MT bs
made . psying Jspar.nsnt except -
ths dstvansns u tho people. 10 long
= " have rivers unnavigaiei. la's's
uncsitlvalsd. railroads unsurvcysd
cities nnbuilt. We cannnt nllnfl 10 con.
vert tho ros..ullito iuto paying ma
chine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28
Tie kcokuk Constitution talks zoo

Tie keokuk Constitution talks good
strong Acnse when itrays that thc white
people n this country. In every State
In the Union. ~ we'll - tho courts, nre
rapidly returning u common ssnse III
dealing with tie eolorod race. 81
GOOD white citizen will III trsst q negro
on aocoun, II his race. mr. deprive him
Of any u his civil rights which the law
VI the lard. or Tie law u humanity and
justice give. him, but il Ii neither law
nor justice 80 eomp.l white psllsi. -
associate with negroes -nor luarne. -
associate with white reop!s again,
their wiahea
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

Totsl contraction l. liza. $50. 064
Then ssme the panic u September,
is7o. Contraction il still persisted IN
and presilsut Grant tells ~ Tho
whole counssy b proslrsssd.
Contraction il yet continued and our
eviIs Are daily Increasing. ~ ~ s'Ill
drifting towards dangerous shore.
iilsnsss. crime, corruption In places u
trsss, aud d,abolical ring. In whisky,
IN politics. IN corporations. are ru,sinl
tho land. Il II tho fsw against The
many.
~ plssibus unam." yss; that neana
many ~ ons--many lissl~ rings oil con.
trollsd b. one great money ring, whose
~atohword u contraction: and ~ scs
ths rssult
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28
RELIEF WANTED.
AAd Must BE- Had, ~ tho Vest II lsAAk.
rupt.

To rms Epiran: There must 10
so,no reason tur Tie present abundance
u money md consequent lower rates II
interest. II the supply increased. -
the demand reduced
lsit Icrsnse II expansion In Tim vol
une. or because. to use President
Grants words. Tho whple country
ID prostrateis" When w ssa il!e men
and ~a,nrn. iils factories and wurk-
shupa. discouraged farmers. anil rail.
roads 10 tic hands sf receivers. the
ruin Of n once great and prosperous
people We should lunk fnr the cause.
Arr ~ h b. told that I'll illesc evils
aru tic rs,ut ii ov.ftradins and spec.
ula,ian. When eafn il cheap NO nrs
told Il IL bersufe II over production
md til farmer augt, ~ rrutInee lens.
Thin II strange 'rgi'. Would |, no. bs
hotter to say, caru ia blessing /, man;
aud inquire how shall va ns~ Il? Into
wha. firm shall W. manufacture IL.
10 make |. ,hc creates, blessing. to pny
out deLN II 10 wealth, II Ii capital.
II ID tho result VI labor .,By tho
sweat q thy lace shalt thou earn thy
bread. wns blessed command,
sav n tho fatmers, n On. produce
more other lahprcr- Will manufacture
II into Prepared retn' (eorn starch
for Tho Euraprav market. sperulatora
Will buy Il, and In, cattle snd hogs.
and produce beef and pork |, pay our
debt. held III Europe. draining III Nh
nually IL ons hundred m lions In gold.
When SLIPS a.e aauas, and especial
" when. ~ with mr. political ship w
are Ailuat among loehs anil breakers.
aud nearing \ dangerous SHIRE. |. i
we'll 70 CONSUL, tie char. compass and
log hook, " call I'll hands 81 action
work--and II possible. save the ship
Hare are few figures submitted fol
. careful examination:
In July. lsb5, our total
circulation was \ 1000. 37O, OIL
In July lsCs - 1893. 0a5, ~
Volume cehlrset. --------------
cd IN : years sC6, s1d, ID.
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Circulation ~ July, - 11d.6e0'v0'
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T. r. AInrN.
ENrERPRLsE.

The New York AgcadSGsa, literary
and dramatic weekly of originality and
ability. has changed its shape. It has
come out in pictorial garb, with cuts
from pencil as well as PEN. It's lists of
artists is as follows: {" Our heads will be
drawn by Heade, our pleasing faces by
Smile. ugly ones by Guy, chignons by
Blackjack, condagrations by Burns,
rivers by Poole, places of worship by
Church, fairies by Fay, provisions by
Baker, interiors by Hart, cupboards by
Old Hubbard, snow storms by Frost
Johnson, bucolics by Swain, woods by
Deforest, meadows by Field, aheriffs
by Marshall, feathered songsters by
Martin, metals by Nicoll, games by
Piques. Weapons by Sword, tricks by
Wiles and our donkeys by DeHaas."
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-01-22

Fortunes changes arewen illustrated
in town in the western part of Massa-
chusetts. A few years since house, not
noticeable for its excellence and sur
reundings, situated in retired street,
was the abode of man who epdeavored
to eke ont sustenance ia boot-mak-
ing. The world seemed to use him
hard. He never appeared to have a
suficiency of food or money. How he
lived was s. source of wonderment to
his neighbors. To-day the same gen.
tleman drives his span of bays, owns a
nice and pleasantly located residence,
and has all he can do in the practice OF
his profession, viz, that of clairvoy.
ant doctor. His house is full of pa.
tients, and has become medical insti.
tute of no mere local repute. The
number of remarkable cures is many
and the tide of prosperity seems to ia
vor him. Fortune sometimes recoils
Here is an instance A young lady
who used 10 grace the fashionable par
lors of the place, and preside at S7O(
piano with becoming dignity, now mod
estly waits on the table at one of the
large hotels, and occasionally surprises
the guests with remarkable perform
ance on the piano when music is wanted
for hop. The late money corner ex
plains the secret.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-01-22

s. Mother, mother, what shall I say if
I have been q bad boy ?"
tsYou should not stop to ask ques-
tions, my son, while you are saying your
prayers" replied his mother.
"But, mother, Ihave been bad what
shall say?''
"Ask God to forgive you but you
should say your prayers all through
when you begin, without stopping"
His question was answered, he rever-
emily folded his hands, and closing his
eyes continued
"And viii God forgive me for killing
hoptosd with big stick, and throw
ing it down a big hole 2 Amen"
Children of larger growth will do
well to copy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-01-22
Do1rEsrLC REoLPEa.

CORN MEAL Pm ORUsT.-For squash
or custard pies. Butter the plates.
Sprinkle meal over. Fill as usual--pass
the thumb around the edge to push the
meal to the liquid. This makes per-
feet crust.
CRIsPED PoTAToEs.-Boi potatoes
till about half cooked, then peel and
bake or crisp them in q hot oven.
BUNs.-Mix one pound and half of
dried -four, one quarter of o pound of
sugar, melt six ounces of butter in
little warm milk, a spoonful of yeast,
half pound of currants, washed and
dried mix the whole in light dough,
keep it warm till it rises.
INDIAN PUDDNa-ExTRA GooD.-Two
teacups of corn meal, half a cup of
superfne -four, one cup of sirup, half 8
teaspoon of salt. Scald three quarts of
milk and stir into the above. Let it
stand half an hour-stir it again. Bake
quic ky until it boils, then slowly about
two hours. =
FRUIT Corn CAKEs.-Put pint of
full of sugar, one pint of corn meal and
large tablespoonful of fine -four, wet
with boiling water. Bake in cakes
about one-haH an inch thick on a grid
die or in an oven twenty minutes. For
nice apple cakes use sweet and tart
apples chopped, instead of berries.
APPLE JEnLY.-Cut your apples in
quarters lido not pare or core them), dip
each quarter into clear water, and put
them into jar to cook in the oven until
quite tender then strain the juice as
usual, and boil with pound of sugar to
pint of juice. The most delicious
jelly will be the result, with the full
pure flavor of the apples heightened by
the cores having been left in, and not
spoilt by the Objectionable addition of
lemon-peel and juice.
STEwED APPLEs.-Peel and core six
apples, put the cores and parings into a
quart of water, and simmer gently.
Strain of, and pour the liquid over the
apples, adding the juice of half lemon,
and three ounces of white sugar. Boil
gently till the apples are quite tender,
then turn out into basin, and beat up
with fork, gradually adding about q
teacupfu1 of cream. When the whole
is about the consistency OF cream, pile
up in glass dish, and put away in q
cool place. Whipped cream or the
whites of eggs, well whisked, may be
put over the top before serving.