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Ths osetn 81 ,i-ian ireonlia The most
delieat., organization - the human ffamei
yet ,nnn, vii. ~.r. horn blind have linen
cn ,hl,l IL 400 - surgical operations. and
III. following il m inserrsting faet concern.
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gem. IL thought aerl.t. thr most heit'ii-
ful eul,r. hlaak VIZ painful. III ianeisl
every object touched him. aud h. eau'tl not
distinguish ~ aisht Win, h. perfectly well
knew hs Trolling for instance. the cat and
dog. When his aeeond cyc was touched. he
remarked thu, tir objects were not ~ large
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-11
The state Agricultural College.

A recent visi, 10 the State Agri- !
cultural College mere than oyer con.
6rms our faith IL tho excellence of IL
curriculum. AMI ~ IL thorough
ness aud pnr,icahili'y. Invested
ii the insel III other institutions
ii prominence and credit ~ the
world e literature, It's htpilieent re- |
suits rank Il second Ia M sehnnl III tle
state, aud first among tho schools Of IT.
kind III the United States Other
schools teach M abundance q theory, |
sen,ling tho ssulen. forth With such
poverty of practical knowleige, tried
md tested. that - far ..as r,,c absorb.
Ing question q obtaining food aud raj
mcnt from their own labor an,l appli-
cation goes, the, are simply educated
iauoramusca. The branch II edueatlai
Of tho utmost importance. omitted
from The course Of instruction IN every
other institution IN tho land, md u the
,lscpcs. interest 10 all trades, profess
Ions and cmrlp, mcn,s, u among the
arst lcaaons here. 1.-The art II keeping
employed. --of managing 70 reduce idle
days to the least practical number
Its importance can scarcely he OVER
estimated 1, these arr The days Il q .at
up savings. keep people poor. and open
the door 10 vice with It's attendant mis-.
cries. In times of general depression
thousands of persons educated 70 i pro.
ieasian, ~ book keepers and account
ants. arc thrown upon tho world with.
out practical idea Tor any other 70
cation. The invention u improved
machinery throws out u employment
thouaands u persons avery year Thu
il no argument against machinery but
simply TACT demonstrating That these
persons were not properly educated
Did they who assume tho duty ii IN
4lrucsing, instead IL making parrot,
u children, teach that the progress II
The arts il likely ut any timo to super,
cc's present mo les 4 industry, giving
with thcir book education such prac
ticAl instruction IN tho different avo
cations M would enable tho man or wo
man to meet these changes. there woul,
b far les iLlcncM and decentralization
IN society, aud greater uscinlnsas IN III
instruction impaired And thcsc NJ
just tho things coupled with 4 shoroul
scientific aud industrial education,
taught u Tho State Agricultural 81
lcgs. Il is also giving the statu a
army II educators imbned with lii
spirit oi those truths. whusc tuition i
Tho youth e the state IN these li,in
principles. will eventually bear amrl
fruit terrifying - tho wisdom IL sue
schools and multiplying THEN usefulness.
Il y self governing to. thus prcpA,
ing IL students fpr their duties III VI
ter years ~ citizens of the republic
To IN excellent features aud el,araetr
In oil these respects may he attributes
thu fat that tho prompt and regula
attendance u IT, students increase
year ~ year. the number who hay,
lfom all causes Withdrawn during tn
present torn not exceeding eight u
ton. aud most u there from ,rmrorar,
csusea, several u them having .lread,
returned AMI resumed their studies
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MASON CITY LAME

the hest In The world. frcnl and
pure ior sale hy n. y. Wheeler.
l'Ia>,cring viii W done w him ~
the hest md most rAiisincior, mnl
nor 4, short notice md III lvasona,
blt terms, ....',il
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\, patient What .atnls-sl ~ meet w.
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Taco. from "nr minhs' r'e'"'s " ~
painful anxiety and even terror whicl
sh's strange illness Noa'a ese''e a"ont
VIC parents AMI if'enas ~ nome ~
cheerful patience here eenld rresen
the lcart.aehes there.
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again, Meantime, immediate measure
had been taken y discover tho cauA
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81 as q the kind q food By had take
at The las. two meals previous 70 ~
attack, and . tabnlascd statement wa
madc which would ahow whether an
ono article was rartaken Of by all thos
who were subsequently affected. Th
statement when completed, Indicate
that Nil the sick had not eaten
drank any ono kind Of food Or bcve
ngc, II showed, however 'hat o. ~
i"o who were attacked ioo had gate
hcoi or 'hc dressing maao rom ~ -
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cropped ~ tue cows Of '''"' s0"' !"
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.<fys.RSYE'.s rift II.

TIE STATE nf loMA.l
Howard County
III The TROUT fonri 1T Howard County
state III Iowa,
liz virtue nf INA Execution To enforce mn.
ehul,irs lien issued from tho ufitn II ihr
Ii.ik 1T the circuit Count ST Howard nnn.
ty. siate of Town, IN tAsaf u n u.
Ilsmiainp nnl nyalnst .ia.ses lsssrsana
Il ii lat.l June = il III, mi u ,nn ilirestl
ed commanding mt ihst u ihe ruala,
.in.ti.lr stack or iniereI ia my Company ,
drlls die, property III the lai1.fs q third
iservons, lands mil tsHeinanis (which ire
i,at exempt u, III" iInln execution ii thr
sid .ln,n,~ pe,rrans " nj lnnae u cause
IL ie made thr sum ~ III. hundred mil .iri.-
IS An dollars and siAt, seven sfnis with IN
llr1.si ahd Gusts tsNesrl III It'll sluli.is md
Twenty srnt. | LEVIED uia,n ilis following
described Heal Estate. lying llli hena At
nHtsd III the county of Howard AMI state
IL lawa. being ~. premises 81 Mlscl, said
building Il situated namely
I'll. North west III ilir M, ill.ea
quarter IL section siS III Township nibrt5.
seven North II I.raI.e fourteen aesi u the
9Th T.. NJ. together With The snil building
situated thereon anil IN satl llsn described.
/ Aud hereby give pnilse nolses Tint
shnll uiler iur sale NJ I,i,lle cutlery n the
.seuil house ,lour IN .reseo, county "a
1 Howard anl State At iuua, u,
"wednesday. InIy llth 1870
between the hours of u clock. NJ, nnI
~ clock, HI All. II saii IN, sale ii cum.
menre ~ the hour III 10 i pl.eh. A. II. ol
sill an, Ana Will -ell ~ Tie ll,shes, AMI
hesl Lilial therefor III ,ssl,, llie above de
ssiibed properly, ~ suihetsbi tl.r,af 4
satisfy The above debt NTH inter.tt and
snst
Dated this iii lay Of June 1871.
| u II AK fHSuN.
AhsliH of Howard eaunty InwA
/ 80 Printers Ies ~ "
/ YA~. MAJ OHM. NJ. II.
PHYSICIAN ii IT iitIt,N,
III 80, luNa.
! tint, IL i'il.,A l,tts etai,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

London, April S.-The bullion in
the Bank of England has decreased
G3OS, 900 during the past week. The
amount of bullion Withdrawn from
the bank on balance, to-day, is Glo, 900.
The proportion Of the bank reserve to
its liabilities, which last week was G4I
per cent, is now 3j3.
In the House OF Commons, this
evening, the merchant shipping bill
passed its second reading. 1t makes
the owners of vessels liable for COM
pensation to sufferers by their loss {;
increases the efficiency of the service,
and includes regulations in regard to
loading. Plimsoll gave notice that he
would move, in committee, amend
ments limiting deck cargo and. pro-
hibiting the stowage of grain in bulk,
! establishing a maximum load line and
making surveys compulsory:
Moody and Sankey, tonight, opened
in the new hall in Bow, which has
been specially constructed for them
The hall is capable OF seating O,OOO
people.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09
MCCIosky Receives His Hat.
Foreign Intelligence,

New York, April S.-Thc fire at
Ebling's brewery, in fremont, last
night, damaged the stock and building
to the extent of S75,C ,COOi insured.
The argument took place to-day, in
the U. s. District Court, on the haueas
corpus writ, obtained by Charles A
Dana, to prevent him being carried to
Washington as a witness in the Grim
inaI Court of the District of Columbia
Bartlett, Of counsel for Dana, after
handing his points to the Judge, and
before beginning his argument, read
the subpoena, calling upon Dana
to appear before the Criminal Court
on the 29Ih of March, to testify i'm
behalf of the United States, and said
it does not state in what year Dana is
to appear before the court, and our
view of it is, that he may appear on
the 29th of March in any year he sees
fit, and he has selected the 2Dth of
March succeeding the 4th OF March
after our next President is elected, as
he thinks by that time the malaria of
that climate may have been removed.
Yesterday Count Marifoschi fulfilled
the mission entrusted to him 10y the
Pope, Of announcing officially to Arch
Bishop McClosky his elevation to the
Cardinalate. y number of the clergy
and laity were invited to witness the
ceremony, including Right Rev.
Bishop McClosky of Louisville, Ky.
The Count, after presenting his ere
dentials from Cardinal AntoncIli,
written in Italian, read brief ad-
dress in Latin, to which the new
Cardinal responded in he same Ian
guage. Monsignor Roncetti, the bearer
of the beretta, from the rope, made an
address in French, in which he said
that the elevation of the Archbishop
to that of Cardinalutc was no more
than Il fitting recognition OF the posi-
ton this country rightfully assumes
among the nations of the world.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

San Francisco, April Sat the pre-
sent writing four bodies were recovered
from the ruins of last nights fire /:
Frederick Haase, saloon keeper, Clark
foreman of the contractor for the re-
moval of RIncon rock, in whose Office
the explosion occurred, a coIored man,
Brown, messenger on the wharf and
body supposed to be that of the
driver of the Gas Company's truck.
james Mcintyre, lately discharged
from the navy, died from the effects
of his injuries, last night. Several
others of the injured are not expecte,i
to live. The consiguees of the goods
in the bonded warehouse are J. c.
Merrill & Co., Forbes Bros, II. +.
Blanchard & Co., c. Adolph, Low &
Co, Parrott & Co. The contents of
the warehouse were composed Of sugar,
burlaps and ales. The loss in goods is
now estimated at from $500, 600 to
S60O,O00; insured by the consignces.
Other bodies are supposed to be in the
ruins. which are now being searched.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

London, April 9-5 a. m.-The Ber-
lin Post, the ministerial journal, has a
leading article saying that recent
events unfortunately render it too
probable that the present assembly,
fearing there will be a Republican
majority in the next assembly, dis
posed to peace, are anxious to precipi-
tate war of revenge under the dam
gerOus auspices of Marshal Mcmahon
and the Orleans Princes, while n
strong body of RoyaliSt deputies viii
be placed in a position to profit by the
restoration of the monarchy. War is
coming, although the clouds gathering
on the horizon may yet be dispersed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

Mauch Chunk, Pa, April S.-About
twenty special policemen went on the
Lehigh Valley railroad train, last
night, as far as Packerton, where they
were ordered off; there are few still
in the town, and the rest are supposed
to be walking towards Philadelphia.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

Harrisburg, Pa, April 8.-General
Osborn, at Hazelton, reports the ar
rival of troops, including battery of
artillery stores and ammunition are
being forwarded.
Hon. NJ. Finch, of Hazelton, having
telegraphed to Gov. Hartranft that
there was not word of truth in the
report of the situation, and there were
no incendiaries, personal violence OF
demonstrations, Gov. Hartranft tcle-
graphed him to satisfy the Sheriff OF
these things and the troops would be
withdrawn, and adds, at may as well
be understood at once, that the Sheriff
will be supported with all the power
of the state, to protect life and pro-
perty and enforce obedience to the
laws order must and shall be restored
cost what it may"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09
FEED AND SALE STABLE

STOUT @ SNYDER, ProprIctors
BENT STREET. in the rear Of Draoer q Nc
Carton = keeps always on hand good supply
OF haled aud lonsO Hay. Olts ami Corn. Worse $
Kept by the day or week, snd we'll cared for.
oeI24 WY
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

Cincinnati, April S.-A special to
the Commercial says that fearful
tornado swept through Edinburg,
Illinois, at 4:3O p. nv to-day. demol-
ishing church, in which were some
twenty young ladies and gentlemen,
who had gathered for rehearsal. At
the latest accounts about fifteen had
been taken from the ruins, and one,
Miss Porter, was dead.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

-orica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Tvo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

Little Rock, Ark, April S.-Therr
was terrific storm here this evening
about three miles below the city. 1t
upruotcd trees, unroofed houses, and
played havoc generally \ Mrs. Jones
was killed, and her two daughters
seriously hurt. Seven houses were
destroyed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

Washington, April S.-Assistant At
torney-General Hill has offered his
resignation, to take effect at the ad-
journmeut of the present session Of
the Supreme Court.
Gen. Painter, of Wisconsin, and
Commissioner Douglas, are mentioned
in connection with the expected va
cancy in the Court Of Claims, by the
resignation of Judge Peck.
Congressman Wheeler arrived here
this evening, en- route to New Orleans,
to aid in carrying out the terms of the
Louisiana compromise.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

Hazelton, Pa, April S.-The fire in q
mine at Stockton is gaining headway
and is likely to involve the company
in large loss. There are now about
1900 soldiers in Hazelton and the sew
eral mining towns near it. Trouble is
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

Philadelphia, April s.-A dctach-
ment of $50 volunteers started this
morning for Huzclton, and another
detachment leaves this afternoon.
Louis r. Seye, of 1857 Alton Street,
last night, killed his wife and fatally
stabbed himself
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

reported in the Wyoming region, and
; the Indications are that the strike will
extend till it covers the entire Anthra-
| cite coal fields.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-09

Paris, April S.-The specie in the
Bank Of France has decreased $50, ,OC0
frames.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-08
HusinesS Revival.

The week opens with prospects Of
continued revival in business There
can be no doubt OF the improved feel
ing shown in all quarters during the
past two weeks, and it would certainly
have been much more marked but for
the extraordinary weather AS soon
as winter finally leaves US, nearly all
classes of businss men now expect to
feel more or less the stimulus Of the
opening season and reviving conf
dence.
Dry goods merchants, and, in gene
raj, importers and jobbers, are looking
forward to the business of this spring
with more confidence than they have
experienced since the panic, In tinan-
cial circles the course of prices on the
stock exchange is attributed less to the
manipulations of cliques, which are
nearly always enormously exaggerated
by imaginative newspapers. than &c
the reaction after the long depression
since 1878. N. Y. 1ribune.]