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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that on the
first day Of next June term of the Cir
cult Court of Marion county, Iowa,
the 7th day of June, 1875, III. +. Wal
lace will make application to be dis
charged as administrators Of the estate
of Margaret Struthers, deceased.
Knoxville, April 2, 1875.
ALLEN HAMRICK,
(44-47*) Clerk Circuit Court.
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For the Knoxville Journal.
LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH.
BY MRS. FRANCES d. GAGE,
EuMBEk VI.

BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA,
March, %, 1875.
Pm rather an uncertain correspon-
dent, Mr.. Editor, and somewhat re-
semble the roundabout roads of this
island. But keep hoping and wait
ing, and my letters will come at
last.
The cold of the North has affected
the season here, and 1t is asserted
that the cotton planting must be de-
ferred two Weeks later than usual II
not more.
The passage Of the Civil Rights
Bill does not create much commo-
ton here, and the only aggrieved
persons l have heard of as yet, are
two young men OF very doubtful
habits, who thought themselves ter
ribIy scandalized because the post
master and school teacher of Beaus
fort city, having "skins not colored
like their own" paid for tickets and
took their seats In the hall TO listen
to lecture by Rev. Tiffany, of
Washington. "If negroes are com.
ing In we'll 60 out" said they.
Every well, we can excuse you,"
said the committee, and 90 1t ended.
The Port Royal Railroad finds its
terminus at the newly laid out city
of Port Royal, four miles below
Beaufort city. This railroad runs In
northwest direction Through the
island, crossing the Yamasse river at
village Of that name, where 1t con-
meets the island with the mainland
and taps the Charleston and Savanna
Railroad at Augusta, Georgia, thus
opening the most direct communica-
ton to the sea-board that can be
found, with speed and safety, be.
tween Norfolk, Virginia, and New
Orleans. Steam ships and sailing
vessels Of heavy tonnage, drawing
over fifteen feet of water when la
den, cannot pass over Charleston
Bar, except at very high tides and
delays Of days are often compelled /
and even then all efforts to effect an
entrance are failures, and freight has
to be to taken ashore or from shore
in lighter draught vessels, causing
vexatious delay and great expense.
At Savanna, Georgia, 1t is still more
inpracticable, as the city cannot be
reached at all by boats Of heavy
tonnage, while vessels drawing
twenty-five feet of water, and car
rying from two to three thousand
tons can always enter Port Royal
harbor. The Great Eastern would
float safely and load and unload at
the dock within few rods Of the
railroad. Thus frelghts and fner-
chandise can always without delay
he distributed from this point
through the various railroad routes
over the southern portions Of North
Carolina, South Carolina, and Geor-
gia. And the cotton Of these States
can be shipped with facility from
this port TO all ports Of the world to
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Was there ever a sweeter day than
this?
Was ever a sky more bluee
Its ffeecy clouds like angels Wings
Dipping the sunbeams thrO'--
Saying Spring is here.
There is thrilling life In the budding
trees,
There is JOY ameng the pines,
The voice OF nature Is on chs breeze,
And whispers through the vines
Up, Spring is here.
The violet beds are deeper blue
AS they gaze at the skies above
them,
And zephyrs laden with odors new
Compel each sense to love them,
Now Spring is here.
The jassamine hangs its fairy bells
Over the hedges elden,
And hides the nesting Of the wood
Under its drapery golden,
Now Spring is here.
The snowdrops bend their tiny heads,
They know their reign is over,
And soon the rose aud pink will
Claim
And hold each eld-time lover,
While Spring is here.
The orange buds are whispering
:" You need not think to flout US,
For many q youth and blushing maid
Will never wed without u.s."
Now Spring Is here.
The knocking bird fits thro' the oak
Seeking a place for nesting,
And drops down liquid melody
While his little wings are resting,
. Telling Spring IL here.
All nature is astir to-day,
The voice of God is thrilling,
And every bud and bough and sod
With waking life Is filing.
He tells them Spring IL here.
Thank God for every passing hour,
Thank God for life and beauty,
For every bird and gem and flower,
For every love and duty,
For Spring Is here.
BEAUFORT, s. G.,
March 8, 1875.
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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that on the
LIST day Of the next June term Of the
Circuit Court of Marion county, Iowa,
the Z day of June 1875, Joseph Netcalf
will make application to be discharged
as Executor of the estate of Isaac Met
calf, deceased.
Knoxville, March 81, 1875.
ALLEN HAMRICK,
(44-47*) Clerk Circuit Court.
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TAUNTON, WARREN Co., Iowa, |
pvfI q lQTE

E7 <APHHt y, AC6Vs ]
The attention OF business men Is
called to the new village Of Taunton,
situated about IA miles west Of
Knoxville. Here is , thickly set
tied country, nine miles from Pleas
antville and six miles from Sandy
Vile, without q business point.
Post-offics ID established and lumber
Is bought for store and blacksmith
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To WHOM IT May CONCERN.

To WHOM II May CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given that on the
LIST day Of the next June term of the
Circuit Court Of Marion County, Iowa,
the 7th day Of June 1875, Joseph Met
calf will make application to be dis
charged az Guardian Of Daniel b.
Grindrod, minor heir Of Mathew
Grindrod deceased.
Knoxville, March 81, 1873.
ALLEN HAMRIcK,
(A-47# Clerk Circuit Court.
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Legal Notice.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that on the
1st day of the next June term of the
Circuit Court of Marion county, iowa,
the 7th day Of June 1876, Joseph Met
calf will make application to be dis
charged as administrator Of the estate
of Eli Vanderford, deceased.
Knoxville, March 81, 1875.
ALLEN HAMRICK,
(44-47*) Clerk Circuit Court.
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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice Is hereby given that on the
LIST day Of the next June term Of the
Circuit Court Of Marion County, Iowa,
the It'll day Of June 1876, Joseph Glib
son will make application to be dis
charged as Executor Of the estate of
Thomas Gibson, deceased.
Knoxville, March 81, 1876.
ALLEN HAMRICK,
IA 47#) Clerk Circuit Court.
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KNOXVILLE, APRIL 8, 1885.
For the Knoxville journal.
spring In Beaufort.

BY MRS. FRANCES D. GAGE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22


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flflAW~ssg eas#A nem VI tssis4=4 o.
sss*A. ssev ~sss AAs4 ta~@ vi Avsms
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n sh*s -aAse ~AssA rfirvst w. sass~.a
snaaisnA - n~Afass ii M tssa a
itsss ass s~saas#nsss tsvss asa p.eg
ta~ a~r~sthiAe ~ AAsA~sAw M ssnt IA
TIE RlMss asv sslles's st.ss.aaw "a ,s.a
lkAvsa
Tsst Aass fags s#@es is~ iva stsA gass4.,
and ane ssesh ~ssr ssfaes N ~ iowa. 49,,
a'afs tssmsassarH ~esv pronounced l..
s'sfne " ~ shase ri human a,,nr
Ihs sesssh meAsasssi srem nine ~ sse,...,
inche* ~ lrHrsh sal w inrAes Nr.a.
The surface. the eHsmrl ~ The sna,h l,a
sne will preserved saa having Two rs,,A,
and WI rFrsrH'iag ,he apsss rance vi !
human moist ieosh The knee rsr AMI
chin ~cte only partially preserved. .a,i
WEIR w The resstssioa II .a,ne gra,l..
men Win snirnd taking lhem ~ Ala.
hama. The knee rap reall hardly IL
iafeed into = large carpet sark. The
skeleton II now lying At n,ily'. s,o,.
We understand, near where /, ~. M.
eatthea, AMI measures tfsccn feet fr,m
the Knee Join, to the tip II top shoulder.
Y !. a'mcsi, II not quite. unreasonable il,
suppose this - be the remains Of ! hu.
man being. but we 10 moi undertake i,
say that Il II not. Whstcvcr Ii 4. IL wa
monster IN lifs' anil, from tho appear.
ance ~ The jaw, We conclude Ii con,a
have swallowed good sized nan Win
ease. Same Of our citizens arc going
our ~ examine u more closely, and ~
hope !" have something more definite
concerning this strange animal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22

- $3.50 ST. essssa SEA g~ea~ Il "
nuAslsAs* ~ w. 4ssAtA sNA v tsHfs ptATa
~swsttal s4~sus sasvAnvsa am $500
s.Y ss
sA+ smss 49,, hAAtnF IA - ssftsiews
s@eH saHa~@ eWt4 III Assea ss#Ngssas
~skss aaal WI ias~A suns ssa#t ssut. sAa
r. sAsAt sass hsWa t#4sfnwls y s~~ s~@
rssA Asm IL W. street
Isse msa 49, stsfulis rswseAes yra v
rass R.Ms VI billiard. ~iah him. sna.
thamsh W. Isixns - " aasare. rsvas
~. Ne e~r tAslA
rir mar ~Ae eana I'll II ,.as sal.le -
ems "a eressssn Without tsasiag ~ hss
irss II propose rrnt .sarsa ssr~ss,
The man ~he, shinAihg yes asr ms.
sseat, hervs yea With hls nasiers N the
mnsls VI sAe future. NJ which sra karw
- little NJ ihr ma.ie II she vpkes~s.
The man who wears 4 white hat IN
~insef, anil Smokes pipe ~hsn walk.
Ing. and acco*,s ssa NJ seld fellnw
inst - ynn ate hnrinr n make = goc.l
impression IN some we'll dressed lady
friends.
The man who, knowing tina, ynar doc.
.nf fsecs him 4, table, turns the talk 10
a. 10 ret hsm talking doctors shop.
The man who, with look Of urgent
business, when you are In hurry, takes
yon ny the buttcn.hclc to tell you bad
Joke.
The man WIN. sitting Just behind you
a, the opera, destroys hall your enjoy
mcnt by hnmming all tho air.
The man who makes remarks your
personal sdornmcnt, Asks you where you
buy your wAislcoats, anil what you paid
Tor your arcss.boo,s.
The man who lasds his talk with little
scraps Of French and German after his
return from q Continental tour.
The man who spoils your pleasure In
seeing = new play by. arplAuding In the
wrong places, and muttcring In stage
whispers his comments on tho plots.
AM, 10 finish with, tho man who,
when you draw back slightly to apple.
cia,c \ picture. coolly comes and stands
Ia front OF sou, and'thcn lcccding also
ticads upon your toes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22
Chased BY 1 River.

Hanging UP my barometer to give Il
few mintcs to settle, | occupied myself
In collecting RESIN from tho pinon
pincs, which were founa IN great aband.
snce. One of The principal objects u
the climb WAS 10 pct this resin for the
purpose ct kmcaiinY our boats, In. |
had M means II carry INK !. down. The
day was very hot md and my CON, Ind
been len In camp, NJ had NJ Innings 10
tear out, hut Il occurred 10 me IL cnl on
thu sleeve of my shirt aud tic il up ut
ono cn.l, and In this little sack I collected
about gallon 81 pitch. After taking
observations for altitude, wander rcd
back On the rocks for N hour or two,
when suddenly, ] noticed that = storm
WAS coming from tho south. sought 4
shelter in the rocks. but when the storm
burst, Il came down ~ \ Hood from the
heavens, mot with gentle drops u, iitst,
slowly increasing In quantity, but NJ II
suddenly poured irom nm immense basin.
| WINS thoroughly drenchcd and almost
washed away. Il lasted M. more than
half nm hour, when the clouds swept Ly
10 the north, and was III the sunshine
again.
In The meantime. discovered better
way of getting down and started for
camp, making tho great -. haste posi-.
bic. On reaching the bottom Of the aide
canon found 4 thousand streams rolling
down the ellis IN every side, carrying
with them rcd sand, and these al united
In the canon below In onc great stream
Of red mud. Travelling NJ last N could
run, soon reached the foot OF the
stream. Tor the ram did not reach the
lower end of the canon, and The water
WAS running down : dry bod Of saad !;
and although Il came In wavca several
foot high and fifteen Or twenty iccs In
width, the sand soaked II up and Il Was
lost, Wave followed wave and rolled
along and was swallowed up, and sslll
tho foods came from above. found
could travel faster than tho stream. 10 |
FASTENED on 10 camp and told tho mon
thcrc waa rivor coming down tho canon.
We carried our camp eqaipagc from the
bank 70 whcrc wc thought Il would bc
above tho water, and thcn stood l,y to
WOO tho river roll IN 10 Join the Colorado.
Major J. w. Powell; Scritner for FSb.
ruAry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22
Migration o. Dirls.

A recent correspondent 81 tho Lon
don 7imes presents the novel hypothcais,
that the migratory flight OF birds IL IN
entirely involuntary act. The argument
Ii, that, ut Or about certain ported Of
tho year, when s.rong southern wind
prevails In M upper stratum of the mir,
\ subtle atmospheric change, resulting
from X, acts upon the muscles 81 birds
In such u way m r. mNkc them fly. Their
Wings bcat m naturally NJ their hearts,
and they cAnnot help going, Rising up
into the swift current vi MIR, they Mrc
borne along Il M long N the spas,n lasts,
which generally II long enough u carry
most Of them IL warmer climates, nj.
though multilu,lcs recover 4 little too
soon mud perish In tho sea. some Ok
lnriments made upon migratory birds In
captivity lend plaasibllity 10 tho theory.
Kept In cagcs covered with silk to pro.
tect them from injury, these birds have
hccn observed, Ut the season OF migra-
tion, 70 BE- affected with pAroxysm "
hight, which continued through 4 period
answering IN length, IL tho time occupied
by birds In their semi.Annual Journeys.
When tho paroxy.m was over, tho birds
fell 70 tho ground, began prcening their
plamagc, and conducting themselves n
II they had Just reached 4 new home
after an extended journey. The expert
ments were made In bo,h England and
Africa with similar results.
Contcmporaneons with thu publication
of tins theory, Rancbcrg, the Swedish
poet. announces tho fancifnl conccit, that
thr birds are !mpcllel to migrate by \
longing for light. |. has hccn supposed
by ornithcloglsts that blrLs leave their
summer haunts Ut tho approach of Win.
ter because their food Ii exhausted or
disappears under tho snow, aud thcy arc
compelled. not only BY cold, bu. by hun.
gcr, 10 70 South, whore thcy can enjoy
comfortable warmth and snstensncc.
hut Kucnl,c,g declares That Tho bird d
passage Ii ii noble birth; he bears i
motto, aud his motto Ii, "LHr mfa
dur
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22
Wild Ricc Paper.

Tho wild rice OF North America sZisa.
nia nqaafire) II widely dilnsed over the
Continent, but il particularly abundant
III the north western portions. II grows
in wet, marshy places, and along the
margins Of lakes. The ca!m OF stem
rises to the height Ut from I to iect,
with bread lcavus, md large terminal
paniclc of flowers. The seeds AFRO 4 half
an inch long, are slender, and covered
with i dark cnticlc. The Indians and
pioneer settlers make use Ut thom ~ nn
article Of food, cooked liko rice. They
arc nutricious, but have satau flasor.
The stem Of the wild rico II being o..
tcnsivcly employed IN tho manufacture
Of paper. |. yields ~ much raw mate
rial ~ tho cspnrto,..-a grass growing In
Southern Europe, and greatly used Tor
making ropes, sacks, mats, baskets, etc,
land being froc from sihcatcs, tho 20.
pr made from Il quite as strong aud
flexible N that from rags, while II i.
easily blcAchcd, econoW,cal In respect 70
chemicals, Ilnc In color, and almost do
void Of spccks and blclnishc.. II IL a.
limatcd that 100000 tons of Tho rice
plant can bc o,,sAincl annually from tho
Canadian lakcs alone.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22

" tsgw~ ~ ass - .rss ssa*e4ssA
~isA MHrA aNssv4~s AnA fs#sp@ AAs III
iAts sh* .slsHssssa@ sassse. a. IN sAsss
s'usr~sss. 49, a~s~aAsa = sA. ssss. a~u#
ssmufa ~~aaas n sgsassnas*s rss4~tsass4s@
WI fsss@s ~ sssw N~isssl.s p@sssss
sssr sr*Trsas tst~. stsa svsut lass. snA
~hsN shs a@rsss ~Ases snte 49, sfAas "a
shsse. shs~ 49, esass ss#s .esasAsHsnr
1hsy NJ. sunanrsrA w s~n ~Ass Tn
h"~tra insises hst sfssmds. ess~~ts~w
~ssA H. svhd III sesss ras ssssnssnsa asss
ssai svsS~* n Il ham.fras - lsans~fang
cert h~ing me.s desirable Ths writer.
~he nerd nos REVEAL Mis- ~ h~t nas~t "
ies~haaa. .sr~ n she hnss~~.. must insii
rsse whether The msssivs arr laseaara
fat gvntlemrn ~ ladies'. The hrssr. ~.
slfvsssag tlrm ~ shr ehna~~s. without
kae~lns their eonsssss. The either way
N faf the hass.s. ~ furnish IL ~sch W.
hef guests list NJ shuse skmrsrsi.
shsfrhs giving them m opportunity to
write theIs valentines II particular I~r.
sons. The valentines should l~ seni 10
her bcfnc the party. and she should IN
careful - provide herself with = few
extra oncs for such 81 her guests rs may
have bccn overlooked. Wh.n the guests
have assembled. tho lady or the house
produces the valentines, and delivers
thcm, ono y, time. tho recipients bcing
compelled g. read them aloud, Tor tho
benefit II The company. Some ~ The
.nissivcs will bc ~ pertinent. and others
20 insp,, that they cannot fail to be
amusing II ono gust finds himself
good humorcdly laughed At, hc has tho
satisfaction Of laughing At Others IN
turn, 30 that any petty feeling u annoy.
ancc that may 10 experienced will bc
dispcllcd and forgotten In the gen raj
mcrrimcnt.
Persons sometimes, Ia sending vAlcn-
tines, make the innovation Of inclosing
gifts Of small value, coupled with such
graceful phrases rs will insure tho ac-
ccptancc oi tho gilt. Others take al
vantage III the occasion 70 give pro
cnts Of considerable worth 10 people In
humble circumstance, 10 whom charity
could not lc offered. Thus tho memory
Of the genial 81. Valentine may Lc per
pctuatcd, not only by social pleasures.
but By positive practical good. alone
aud Society Scvitnsr for Feb.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22
Z isss $50 sss 80 49,

III ttHA a#A MFsa NJ 49,.
asAaa $50 ~ Htae sasaAsA
- y sAAAsAs - = .AsAA - ~4s.ass
kaANss ~tfl W. MF#A %hs haa s~~r IN
80 s~AYsAa sss.es - Aaa sw'l.u II
~sgA 49, as~ fsAs+4ia 49, w. ~ss.m#s
-. aaa pAAi
- isAls sAwaa seaessswsev sAT neetsls
rsgsp Vi rh#eA il stss shF1tiue iAn4
smsre Nhe ~@ slanR tAs isFi vsrss
ssssssAi. snsA ssrsssnp HssAsa rna,l4t y,
srssIsn. vhsn lss Assu~isAs=a snasssf "a.
l~Nssa, fsAs N hard, md ,ss~erssea a
rnee NJ simiasssss discipline ~ t,slar
inr ~ sin~n ftvHa h~s hiRh ,s,ssisaA sn.l
salslssilag lss8 y riala Qnales silai.
rl,He.
s,He dss, rnlis .nreee.ieA N t~At hing
The hena sur agasn. anil isexan Il, e.a.
gf~snisae htfuli ~ slv fsseusstt ~ hra
i"met high rasssiea snsl if~~a.m. sas
rraehed The .nr ~ The rhsmncs hi.
iimr and was ~en ,ii,ing NY aHl ,iu~n
and trying her wings, n lkonch pfvraf.
Ing II lannrh em into Tive air IN long
voyage ~ discovery Suddenly. she was
gone. Whcfes NJ one hal noticed
which direction rhe had taken. NJ enc
had heard het shout ~ triumph In the
glad, sunny air. hut Polly was gone.
The news new through shc Village that
the parrot had lon her homo. ind become
very stray bird. The children looked
for her In the iicils. and the farmers In
tho woods every one tried 10 keep ears
and eyes open day and night, but moth.
ing Of Polly was seen or heard. The ~.
cts l,ousc was NO longer filled with quiet
gladncSs, Tor the inmates all piticd The
bird when night came on, and imagined
that she was lar away In The woods. hun.
cry and out In tho cold. Two days
passed and M ,islings were brought of
tho wandering bird. The ncighbors be.
gan - think that. like ono Of Shake.
spcarc's heroes, she had died .and made
no sign On tho third night, when two
young persons, ~ We have heard the
story, were sitting IN one Of tho rooms
In the cottage, they were startled BY i
sound, rs though some evil disposed In.
trulcr had concealed himself In the tlrc.
place. An investigation was determined
upon; the fireplace WINS opened, and
10. "Poor Polly"
She was u very damaged bird. Shc
Ind fallen down the chimney when Just
about 70 soar 10 tho skies, and landing III
= very Clark place, probably thought that
there had been mn eclipse Of the sun, or
that night had como On In some manner
not accounted for In her limited nstron.
omy. She maintained silence three
days; she had nothing 10 say.
polly's high aspirations were bligh,cd
from TIM. hour. She was discouraged,
disappointed Lirl She grew silent nni
pined awny, and, like other lnld a,lvcn.
turcrs who have been brough, plump
down when Just about 10 launch au, on
the hrecxes III lame, she died Ut her
bruises and III broken heart.
Her decline was marked with sincere
regret, and there was sorruwft,l tender.
ness In her masters tone M he watched
her In these adverse snd altered days.
Pooh lolly.--llcxckiah Dnttcrworth.
In -. Niehoias for February.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22

Germany, although willing 10 respcc,
tho feelings Ut the Spanish government,
considers she i obliged ~ satisfy public
opiaion and avcngc the Insult 10 her
dag. She Is disposed 10 adopt the same
conciliatory policy toward tho now
Spanish government which WAS main.
tanned toward President ecrsano; there
fore she claims from tho good Will u
spain satisfaction due tho German AAx.
Tho German mAn-of.wHr Nautilus landed
ono hundred men In zArnay ON tho Span
ish coast. who occupied ths place after
! shor. resistance rs tho GArlis,A. Dsr.
lin, Germany, will soon have tlfsy guns
Oh tile northern coast ot Spain.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22

Madison Sleeper, Of Exeter, n. H., has
y dog. A Tow dsyA ago tho dog won't
with Mr. Blsspsr's son TO tho woods, and
returned with him. Tn the evening tho
boy needed his mi.tcns, and, 'dnding he
had lost ono. told where no had lost II,
showing tho otlcr mittcn. Suddenly the
dog whinsd % 70 out, aud Was lst out.
II about twcnsy minutes hc returned
With the lost mittHn 10 h,s mouth, hAv.
Ing gone nlile 70 tho woods Tor Il.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22
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Summer Drinks--a Beverage :. Carl
Ncumann, Kun. Snlphuric acid, alco.
hol, carbonate of magncsia, oil ot ar.
anRc flowers, distilled water, oil of roses,
Concord wine. kcrmcxinc strip, bicar.
Donate Of potash, sugar, alum and water,
are The ingredients.
Sewing Cabinets -. Il. Nuckcl, Kan.
sas City. Mo. A convenient portable
case with drawers and spool rack.
Portable lsock. Drilling machine
Thos. n. Mcndcnhal, Oskaloosn. Iowa.
Can DO srt IN rock aud operated hy
turaing Il crank, The drill Ii au.omati-
cAlly and continuously turned anil lcd 10
form borc any depth desired.
Paper Barrel Machinety--t2 patcnts)
Chas. Y. Motifain. Lawrence. KIM.
blind Stops Francis !. Doggs, Kan.
sss City. Mo.
lag FILTERS John Cline, rAnora, lows.
lloisting Apparatus for Earth Angcrs
WIN. II. Beach, Hamburg, Iowa.
Earth Anger j. D Christian, Ham.
burg, Town.
Dee Hives Monroe Davis, Arcola,
Mo. A conserging base 10 form moth
trap and receptacle for matter dropped
rom tho hive.
Portable Trunk - Matilda Fletcher,
Drs MoincS, Iowa. A cylindrical, divis.
lille and transferable trunk, composed
Of two Archc.l sections, that can bc sep.
Grated for independent uses, one ~ a
writing desk and the other ~ = toilet
bureau.
R1rc Hacks and Measures q. Hutch.
ings, Topeka, Kan. A convenient ar.
rangcmcnt III reels from which ropes can
DO measured on,
Farm Gate Luther and John G. Mcr.
iill, Millviliu, Iowa.
Wcll-Drilling Machine. u. II. Nor.
gan and Henry Kelly, Usage, Iowa.
Grain Separator VIM. y. Humphrey.
Fairfield, Iowa.