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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21

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~ thu option " the holder. and : pa
per currency isus4 by individuals ssd
corporations. theosetlsSlly. ~rsdeemsbls
~ gold.-bui practically payable in
u,oonshins. Instead VI the people
ruling. thsy srs governed BY the pol
i~ticisns. Who will hang . bloody shirt
I'll every fsnco stake. II aSsd b.. "
tuiuae The people TO abandon seeking :
ismsdy for thar own wrongs while tho
imaginary wroags of 1.-THE msls and
forty SORE citizen" i u~navsnysd. and
tho promise for bis vote unrsdscmsd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21
Specie R~ssmptios.

The frighsful increase u failures IN
business since tho contraction IL tho
currency began IL lypriying laL.r u
IT. reward. md industry of employ
ment. II ls7b the financial highway
was ssrown with 7.74O wrecks mvoly-
Ing . loss of SOL, OjO. 3b3. Tho bxs-
nusss failures In 1863 woro 4Db, III
is64. $50. III 1919. $50; tho total
LOSSES VI tho three years aggrsgating
less than S2l, 900. 900. During thcs1
years tho volume ~ tho cnrrsnsy WAS
nearly four times what II IL to-day.
Every lAbovsr who would was ON.
ployul and p.il. and tho consequences
wss that there vas little cry about
oves pseduction. Tor The common pss.
pls. The lsbossrs, wsrc ths consumers.
paying for shsss luxurics from the
wsxss VI their daily toll. Now there
- 81 apparent overproduction because
the consumption l. out on By lssk Of
means 70 gratify indulgence. The
Mercantile Agency " Il, u. Dun 4
Co., u New York has jxst sent OFT IL
ststsmen. o. ths failures foT shs drst
sis month"; II 1870. showing : Large
increase III number and Aaavunt "
lo1.ss ' y ls75. W. give The GGurss
~ the failures u ti,s tryt III months
nfls7h and " 1870. and or readers
cln draw thsir own conclusions from NJ
facts, whether things ass bsSouine
letter o. verse under spscie sssanp-
ton,
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able natural resources. With : climate
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pie willing Aad eager 70 work. With :
evil fruitful beyond comparison.
Llssssd ~ The encouraging hand u :
iust provilsncs. ~ shall soon reach
ths Canaan u prosperity Agai.; plenty
for Ill, aud oppression ~ none.--
Pisssburg Post.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21
A IsAepea1sst Ticket 10 b rst 10
The Yield.

W. are advised that ths lndcpend-
IN. ~ currency reform party will pst
! ticket fvr Presidential electors And
for Conrres4msn IN the Acld IN thia
State - we'll n In other Statss. This
viii give tho people ~ opportunity %
vo.v both according - their convic.
.ions " public policy and for their
own best Interests There may 10 10
hol,s u slscting snrh i ticket this tiau,
but Il might have tho eject % teach
ing both the leading political parties
that they rannot always hunbug and
deceive tho people with inpunity, md
that II thAy " either "a them desire 10
be successful before tho pacl.lc they
must deserve 81 DO successful Ly being
honest. sincere aud in sympathy with
tho oppressed people -. telegraph
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21
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and 10 reuedy thss, - r. Y. kunksl's
hitter Wise u IrOa, u nsvev fails.
Tkosessds ~ nov salcyIng health Who
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21
II St.~.r L, Wu.alfud nm

IT Stewart J.. Wevdfofd ant care
full. hs will bs III independent votsr
h~forc hc knows il Wi. i. The way
he talked 10 tho Hsmlltnn hos. last
week. There i. IL" raheiity about
nominations simply bccanrs thu. ar
regular. AMI there IL neither oil NJ
an.iDting on tho brow Of : regular
asnliIntc. nor Just claim. Il apostolic
sac.sssion II any party convrn'i"t,
When party II ri.i. t%astal" Inr n:
not lsrnnss |, IL rarty. but because i
IL right When II |, wrong, " y.nf
best Il mt /, right: and IL sou fail ~
TINT, l,,en bolt y'tnr psi'y ani Ira,
IL ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21

TIE AAsA sss#ss have swrrsfisa
ssssl, ssst tsss~sss s1ss ~ Ne
essaHtss n t~asss tie sAlAsass "A sAnN
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sHHtlssss II standard a~wss~AsA Nv
~ sinHss Ard iA*ttky " s~xwss M
h~fshssA II sAssslsn sMDersd wpsh ths
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sslAsy n ,hsss sMs,sls " ! keSss ~.
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ha~aksarlsd W s~atrssAssnes and rob.
bsts. II able " ras. tAs kaaseat party
viii listsn IL ~ rs.lsesitieh lyskine "
fetfsne AmrAt aud ~ thvsny. Tie 1se.
pie srs suffering that the one. holder
aAay thrive. anil true ~ its recptd.
lhs Radical patty aaA~ss ~ 10 pol.
ley Of making The poor peotss and ne
rich FISHER. II would stiii give N
.lose vhe have. cal take from sAase
Who have nos. that which they have.
.-CAieAg, coafist
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21

D.l'r lss e~nA+-.Ner any m ths cons.
,non kinds o. snivratns ID G.HklMg bread,
II yon value health. aMd lesiro u have
bread that II ralaisLiu Away Ne !,
II ref.nnl 4 10 \ i,..t chemical Salsra.
Tar and ,oa Will hssen pure article Il
nay l~ NIL II lAe srOecrs,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21

The Republicans passed tho Salary
Grab. law, increasing tho aalariss ef
tongrsssmen and giving them back
pay. BY tasking il on on appropriation
bill. Hut they say that the Demo.
Gratis have no right to roducs salaries
W : of ~ appropriation bill. Il
will DO sasy enough for The people 70
understand This jesws.
II u asserted that Mr.. Blaine 49,
sinuos y write letters. despite ths in
functions u Biz physicians. Yet has
ply sisisss would sssm 70 ~ clearly Ia
tho right. II " sscollsss asight Il
Wa letters that bad : esod deal 70 =
with bringing on BIZ ssskuew.
The Republican Adninissrssion y
working vigorously Tor reform with
III tho party" and sndorains ths
aoninatiSn d Hayes. " Kidding ths
civil service Of the fsw honest osn
Who were II Il.
There y 10 more Nriseo~. There II
no more Rlufsrd Wilson. There y %
mere Vargas. There ; 70 ners Dyer.
Thsrs y % more reform. Nr. Hayes
knows what b y doiae WIEN 10 ap-
proves Of the sadorse1sst Of TIE "a.
nisistration.
Ovssl be- decided that Conmissioa-
Or Pratt eaN's b. trusted With the
revenue. end shae Tar win hardly d
for Attorney 0ssssal. The sountry
should b presd II this islaat guar
dian u its intssssts. What would "
do without Grant,
Marshall Jewell has been removed
A. Post Master General. and Jsmss \,
Tyncr y Indiana appciassd. Jewell
VA ~ honssl nan. Tynsr y III
man Who = membsr Of Congress anl
On The post Office committee sappssssot
) report oa straw bids aud other theft
fcr \ Lribs u 90. 900. Rslors
within The party and ! surrender D
~ Jewels you know.
The sssdvy civil appropriation bill
Ma Out down By the House 70 el4,
ISL. 900. tho Hsssss added BY amend
nsnt %. on. OOO. the House refuse
- cOncus; : s~ostsrsnes committee .
The to hossss rsrostsd ths bill .
ol6, sou. 600. The "Confcdsrat
House. Il win ~ ssen = doing th
eosntry some good.
low. b ahead again. Shs carrie
N all kcncrs nj the centennial. r.
csiving trst and ssseud prizes and
great eold medal, ~ the tsst butte
On sshiMiien. tho tsss II sIstllone
taking place laal week The sa,sll
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21

Cel. 4. 4. Mcclure VI PhilAdslihia,
editor II The T,nss d that city. and !
liberal rspubliran Who supported
Greeley In 1879. hAs this 70 ~ 81
~ republican candidate Tor Prssi.
Dent:
AeAlsu Rutherford n HAyss person.
ally have n0shing ~ urge. regntd hia
~ "a honest nAn. for he has made 10 rec
.sd 10 ths contrary that Gov sonfrsnas his
~ condemn him. but the rule u A01ssl
wvskses. II ons of the greatest II nAtienAl
easaMiivs. especially wLrn ~ Executive
mast oh<y The Mo-tohs and Conklinas And
blaInss, Who have b~sa dsshroned ~ thu
Highest tribunal of the party. u 10 70
s,attably mrdlarslty IN high places tha
r,vss 10 tLe sliewde. AID utterly Deeper
| ate their must esmpisls ~onsnirotenes.
vas lhA weakness Of PURGE thst gave u
| ikr repeal IT tic Missouri cvlsprvniss
with liz sniirss train u s.trowsi u waa
ths srnili,y 81 buchanan thhi gave ~ ~
kMnsss cs,,nict aud rebellion. With theil
~sriannssl vscorls. and u was the nntasgh
| aud uhteath able UtAnt wlt0 bowed 70 -,
| l~oiiticsi leaders 1T his lime ~ they wrett
| dishun.r Ana taNlrAsness uyst the xyasA d
almost &vsry temple y Authority And nss
wLsa slasspinan.ilp in IA aoLIvst sense !
,Ls hungry cry y ths naiioa, I'D ~
vast of tAs wv hcst stature u manhood !
felt IN svsry home oftlss land, w arS mock
III With 4 hlsmelts~ nubuly, who Ii 10 ~
f~sthsr III The nDsr III The very power ths
The party dare mai sndorss in ! seatsst n
uSralar favor II WIS., enidrA Oppestss
ity Tor uepuhtirsnism - show tkai its mn
sieh Il vi nnfnihlled W proving that
would rule better than IN The past -
heller tAsn my adverse political 0rgAah
asian Il uas the time fUr ~ besl man
not only III lHrssl but IL nlhsst champion
and with sush i candidate u wosld hAv
ssert thu euuair, from ocean 10 ocean N
from the 0aif 10 the Lakes. Hat 4 IN
proved sssqaal 70 ~ sasepsksal ~
lTvDAt.y is lem opportunity. aud kAs dta
s%atsi..l The dnt, that wss - pisin that IL
wsyfarisk man ~elt eeaatFekvnds H. ossl
Il The lessoa Of thu nomination u Rather
fDvl uAves
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21
PEABODY HOUSE,
CORNER Or LOCUST 4 Mh ~,
Pm1LUeLPmIA, "A.

Convenient n MI plhcca ~ nm u~sMseHt
and car lin~s In the city No changes 10
AID from the Centennial grounds
1Ui. Watson, l.roprietsr Of tho Henry
llou,e, Ginsinnati for tLe past twenty
pears. and present proprietor, has lsssei
1Lt htusa fbr , tsrtn u ysAts, and has
ns~iy fasnisled Esd fitted n throughout
ts viii kesp 4 strictly ArstArtsss h"ass,
aud has accommodation f.v tAp guests,
Ttrms tnly ~ par day.
No bar has ever been ir,, IL ia Hoary
House. aor will any b. kept NJ the roa.
lOdy W.Io
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21

TLis shnws : siariin. iarrsNs~, 10th III
the nuirtar VI failures snd amount Of lia-
Utilities r., The six mouths just concluded.
Tho beaut, u this may bs seen BY
comparing the business lisaste err In
lows thus far in 1870. with the pro.
esd,ng ysnr.
fsnrs No. rsllatss, Liabilities
tn5t ~ h1l .0Na
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21


1rnoxooGs0a WIN lcud - AorC
1anscreaA desAases.
- Yaars Case Of ('as0rh Cared.
1~heheyEan Falls, April 10th, 1870,
J ". LEVINE Dear sir--l wish IL Ia
form yeM what jour Latasih rlrs his donv
for me. lAass lHsh d Etrat s~uilrrer FOR
ovsr ~ yeAyos have trii,l ainea, every.
thing, hare taken 1. L.tilrs Han. rir Rem
tdy ~ Anttlrs VI tho Constitutional "a.
tarrL Cure. ~ hotties eAgs's A.hasLy and
snnns Or ss.fy ! init s,tinna avail. AT lat
| tried TOWN. [ his.l~al s'nearrh Care. |
have taken b h0ltles snd almns, c,irri, have
no drntans IN my throat my health Ii mucA
Improved md cannot express 10 yon tho
gladA.ss ! fuel In being rid nfthst lontA.
sonne disea1. uscd 10 have 1 plAl dis
charge through my head aud msstA 10 oss
AigAt. can r.ronasatsd your rrmsly "
thOs0 su1etiNg I, .M TINT AWFUL diseAae.
fieats aeaA sias Aas la4uu. sad isait dos.
en- /" k,isHrd Nix, koyaltan, vcrMsnt. iy
tsrresr shd sesrl hin 10 ~.
Ysurs truly, r. y. Waiosv.
FER aals y J. J. cLkMAER. Druesiss.
Van AsLaa.l, Ate,.ss4n \ RsiA.
Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Nv TOWNE. Prep Chicago, m
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| From tho koLlv.slllc Ia lnlepenLsA, |
Few facsa.

What do yon want 10 support : par
Is fvy when its avowsd policy u u
contract tho currency until Il BY that
means reaches = specie bassy
W. are not half way to specie ~.
sumption yet. snd how do you like Il!
Do you want more contraction
DO yon wans money ~ become more
Mrarau
Whes you Get down ~ hard pan
who will DO IN business
How .nnal, money will ysu receive
for your work aud labor
Look around, talk ~ your neiehbor
aud inquire what il tho mattos
Tharo ii : csuss fur VII this ~ssa1city
VI money. VIA. is,tl
Who Las done this thing
What Ii tho retnuly
Arc you III EARNEST I
Lot ~ got dp~n 10 business Anl
quit talking twnddls,
Your interest il III interest, ard
yours and vug interests ARC tue sane
~ that VI every body else.
NJ matter ~ WIN. party you be-
long when labor !. rewarded ,oa and
every body else are Ia = prosperous
condition. Wien labor II proStratsI
you .ee hard times. aud 70 does sscry-
body slss. lour party cant hslp
you si,si,. Of IL Il could il would ~
fase TO 10 IL ~ il he's and u doing
nov. .lt's root little pig " die
with you thss; ~. you love yoaf par
~ 10 VOL that you win vote away
the currency which you have. fos tho
privilege Of paying : gold interest y
the bondholdsr every NIX monshs,
which amounts 70 more than u ovinod
In tho United etatcs yearly, aud tbs
remainder 70 b. distributed around
among the people. How much will
you GOT
What DO you VAL. with . President
and 4 Congress that VII pAss laws IN
tho interest u tho bondhollsr and
banker Il your expense.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21

Iowa b ahead again. She carried
N all kcncra nj the centennial. RI
csiving hrss and sssesd prizes and =
great eold medal, IN the tost butter
On exhibition, tho tsst II ssstllonee
taking place lasl week The SAMPLE
was factory msds and ea,nc frtm Man
chsNe~ --Nsshua POST
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21

d. n i Oar nj ko,ae. Agenss WAITED.
ILL Outfit ard srvr,- free. THE \
20 augusta, Maine Mi
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-02
Thc Old Horse.

Tho old horse requires more time
to eat his meals and rest bis nerves
Of all animals, the old horse is the
worst abused. Although he has
been our most faithful and prolita-
bic servant, yet in his old age the
lash is applied to force out his
youthful vigor. The older he
grows the more he feels the lash.
He is often turned out of doors to
give place to colts. Too often the
neglect and abuse he is subjected
to, because he is q little old, results
in a greater loss than is made up
in the care for the young horse
The last part of q horses life may
be more profitable, if rightly used,
than the first part. There is more
comfort and less danger in working
old horses. We understand them,
and they understand us; and we
should be as willing to conform to
our wishes. II would be more hu-
name as well as profitable to use
them as they should be, as long as
it would pay, and then take them
out and shoot them down. But
the wicked practice is to knock
them about as much as they will
bear and pay well, and then trade
off TO some more inhuman wretch
than themselves. The old servant
is gone among strangers, and he
receives no sympathy in his last
extrcmitics.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-02

In New Jersey, reside two gen.
tlemcn, near neighbors and friends
one clergyman, DR.. B, the other,
a gentlemen of means" named
Wilson, both being passionately
fond of music, and the latter devot-
ing many of his leisure hours to
the study of the violin. One fine
afternoon our clerical friend was in
his study deeply engaged in writ
ing, when there came along one of
those good-for-nothing little Italian
players, who planted himself under
his window, and commenced play
ing away on a squeaky fiddle. Af-
ter trying in vain for about fifteen
minutes to collect his scattered
thoughts, the doctor descended to
the piazza in front of tho house,
and said to the boy:
"Loolk here, sonny, you go over
aud play q while for Mr.. Wilson.
Here is ten cents. He plays the
violin, and likes music better than
| do"
"Well," said the boy, taking the
stamp, Il would but he just gave
me ten cents to como over and play
for you I"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-02
The Old Couple.
4 stands in n sunny meadow,

IL stands in sunny meadow,
The house so mossy and brown,
With its cumbrous old stone chimney.
And the gray roof sloping down.
The trees fold their green arms around it,
The trees century old;
And the winds go chanting through them,
And the sunbcams drop their gold.
The cowslrs spring in the marshes,
And the roses bloom on the hill;
And beside the brook in the pastures
The herds go feeding at will.
The children have gone and left them;
They sit in the sun ulone;
And the old wifc's cars are falling,
AS she harps 20 the well known tone,
Thtt won her heart in her girlhood
That has soothed her in many a care,
And praises her now for the brightness
Her old face used to wear.
She thinks again of her bridal
How. dressed in her robe of white,
She stood by her cay yourg lover
In the mornings rosy light.
Oh the morning is rosy as ever,
But the lose from the check has fed
And the sunshine still is golden,
But IL falls on sivercd head.
And the Girlhood dreams, once vanished,
Come back in her winter time,
Till her feeble pulses tremble
With the thrill of spring time prime.
And looking forth from the window,
She thinks how the trees have grown
Since, clad in her bridal whiteness,
She crossed the old door stone.
Though dimmed her eyes bright azure,
And dimmcd her hairs young gold,
The love in her girlhood plighted
Has never grown dim or old.
They snt in their place in the sunshine,
Till the day was almost done;
And then, Mt its close, an angel
Stole over the Threshold stone.
He folded their hands together
He touched their cyclds with balm;
And their last breath floats upwarl,
Like the close of solemn psalm.
Like bridal pair they irtycrcl
The unseen mystic road
That leads to the beautiful city,
"whosc builder and maker is God"