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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11
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NMn,sspr. N n lan lath lssa
nv Itsnts. N II naI1AlA. vi.
rsst tir | hssl SUFFERED ffem .asstth
II, aggravated ftwm tss a1snut i~slvs svafs
and III sevrsa. v.nsA fsum Iifenhlal ,fnsil.
n 1ti~sl mans siwsaft ard things With
M iaalnx lwnrhi In NAY. IL. hvomina
nsaft, wsHr ct With es,t.isr editorial
lAi,ors IN 4 p~ws w New tnfA .,ts. ! Nat
Asistked With l,tunrhisls In severe infm
Suffering slmrs, ,utnl iuss wi srirA ! N i
turned llnm hfr. Int hal heen lnnr unis
TN wrskA when ~nk completely ptusifai !.
al with licmurrhare from ilir I.unkA havs
ine lanr ttvrrr Nlee,iiua spells within two
weeks and first shsve Inside II ninr days
In the September following. improved
sufficiently ~ ic allie 10 l,e al,ons, though
W very fr~h'r state NY bronchial
tfnslhlc remained nisl the catatfh WAS ten
ibid wnfG than tTfutr. kstfs flint TIT
relief A~esurd fr,,,ls~s lsv~snra 10 ~ lns
I'M gruun,l daily trntinMd In this fur
hls stair. raising hlnosi nlmpr. daily until
about The hrS. II March, -, whsn became
NJ had M 10 W. entirely seniihci 10 the
hutse. A friend suggvstei your remedies.
hui | wns extremely sk.pilcal that she,
We,ld 10 tnc goNl, NJ had lost all heart
In remedies, and l~gan 10 inok urnn tncsli
rine and doctors With disgust However,
| obtained cnc III yonr circulars. and read
| II carefully. trnin which came u tle con.
clnslpn TINT yuu understood your business,
ri ltna finally obtained il quantity ni
IT saurA tnsarfh Rrmr,ly. yo,tr tol,len
| Medical Discovery mud PELLETS. aud com-
insnce,l their vigorous use according ~ I'll
trtsiuns, 10 my surprise. saon iMsan u
improve, The discovery mud Pellets, IN 4
shut tiinc, brought Oh il severe eruption,
which continued iuf several ~utks ! fell
much better my appsii'e improved. tud
gained N strength and ilrsA III three
nsnnihs every ,es,lgc IL tia ,,A,arrh wna
gonr. the bronchitis bud neatly disappear
oil. lad M co,,gh whatever and ! Ind en-
| tIrely ecassh ~ raise blOuli anil, contrary
10 the expectation " sp,ne u my ff'rMds,
| tho eurs has remained permanent, have
had ~ mare lleMDrfhaseH trim tic llihA.
anil nm entirely firr truth ,a,attli ff"n
| ~hirh lM,l r,ltivfrd ~ much AMI ~ lpnf
Tho .leN III gratitude nsr i 'ltr. llltaaiil
have received ~ sunp i,ni,ttr, h,nNr q
hounds a,n thoroughly aalisiirl, IRON
/ my experience, Tint soat ,netl lnta WI
master thu worst fnfnH III thai inistitla liz
cast taiurrh, Il. well ~ htuni hll'l l,,ibl
Diseases | have fas lnlnunt,fa il,cm I.
very maas and shall .ssr rpsak ~ ts,et'
praIse ''rn'iull, ,eats..
\, II Ilos flr1. Rochester n v,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11

Il Il mid winter Tho demand up.
on The immense supply If coal fuel
piled upon our dock. has BEEN 30 lish.
tha. tho rrice u which Il has bcen
thus fss held Il giving away, The
price " slaughtered hoss seems also
weaker than II has rslel hitherto.
Thess sssm prsmonitieoa II coming
and permanent decline Pork may
hold up = little while longef, but had
w hogs feeding, ~ for slaughter ~
shouli not hold II for ! higher price
10 Ny Tho least .tilnen' nrc not
promising " Chicago. There arc men
enough, facili.iss enough for businsss,
money enough, but there Is > woful
want II business. IN somc directions
business will Improve with the coming
spring, hut ~ fear another duh drag
cling sumner like tho Last.
Tho poultry show which In. Just
closed waa q success. There WIS
enough Of poultry abou. II to draw .
fair average attendance and tho show
VI btAs wss sstsasis.. embracing
fancy birds fveM nearly every state
and The Canadas. Ths really profit
alba old proven varieties s.t,sessa little
attention although there were sD'ne
very ans "donini1ues' on skhibl'inn
but tbs gMmes ban.as~ Asd
tho pigeons attracted large attention.
There was more growing than after \
warmly eontsAtsd town meeting aud Il
reminded one u ! bAbsl II BOOSTERS.
Farmers contemplating .hs purch.se
Of lsmber 10 any considerable extent
will nos DO lksly 10 Ind > lower
market than the present. Tho want
II Mow !. hindsting numbering aud lox
moving largely. |. !. nut necessary
however n bs alarmed ~ tho stock ~,
hand IL moro than sufficient Cor two
yeats 10 coma ".
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11

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rstisp. "A .sth ataitass a sAilfeaa
'.tsials. ~nh s,fs ,a'tla. "A farm
ttea~tisshs -, sla Ntss ~ ~saswse
hsst,, sni tNtssnt al TIE western
49, rtrnsl prssifh. II shs rtanss
sha ,hls rl.ut lllt~iss v, tltninf y Al.
tvat eeuntr,spn witt III. sthst ralSlwl.
mi ~ah ,hr trsl Fsrian ahua the
~. Naluss rs,et could wtl ahefa h
a~n 4 lshsfnl sNs~n, II uesk IN inch
rad The mes, dlfkfal. portion a
The rpa,s wesla w u Ard = suitable
~ ftum here nere~ 'he urlet love
aud ia,n ,hr high grounds hr,rni "
wata llrster We arc told however,
.ha, tho crossing eeali he made sishr,
al ksnaallville o. Plymouth Rock asa
reshara near hlas,pn Sho~la Thu
\, ,tae ths independent htmers aWd
,hr.s interested II mill ptcrer., aloN,
TIA, stream would 80 that shs enter
prise had suisAhle financial backing
Who will move In the matter sns
through m organization procure ,h'
nsans 10 - desirable faturai
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11

II ysu wsns cotton goods Or 6ns
dre.s g,ods. ssnd 80 7, A Chapman
4 Co, Milwaukee for samplss and
prices Their stock a1uals IN guam
lily I'll .be dry gpods In this county.
Tiny smploy morn pernns than tli,
county bns IN trade VI I'll kinds. they
advertise goood. and prices ~ .hs
wvrld. They Ars msn y ungusssions,
integrity. and their desire u deal II.
really with .l'c consumer and build VI
) trade III this Atats ~ they have III
Wisconsin. VI they had no other mo
Aye. wosld insure thar patrons agains.
imposition NJ msn Who knows lbe
hou1s, ran ny les~ ~ ~ favor than
W have and " tho sams Tins main
tain tho truth.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11
Marrow ljauee Railroads.

Tho people 10 III northeast and
southwest " " ara moving IN build
isg separate And independent lines 81
narrow gauge railroad 70 The north.
east. the wsns n facilities Tor ths
transportation u he productions u
ths farm, ths dairy and thu Workshop
has induced IN organization whose Oh
)sel h The construction " such line
from Winons on ths sliasissippi fiyo,
10 lIsspsr IN she northern part d
Winnsshiek souaty. The road viii b.
constructed from Iocal aid which m,
Lesn largely subsurihed along shs lins
NJ IL ronts, AID when denu, II will b.
ll,s property 81 and controlled ny Tho
farmers md business msn who have
bull. u. IN this way they will open 4
matk.t for their farm productions with
The lumber regions " Wisconsin ~ y,
estimated average cost pr MiIs VI
about $1,000 ~ tho southwest IL VI
.l,s psopls 49, moving 10 extend tho
narrow gAass road wLIuh has bssn In
.aeqs,sful and profitable operation 70
Ama', for nearly eighsssn months. 10
!. northern connection ~ Waterloo.
~ which purpose > meeting wAA hsld
" kl,lorA fsw days ssnes. 1hs com !.
p4Dy rt"peses that II he people vii
SECURE The right u way. grade. sie aud
bridge tho rad, IL will Iron and opev.
sts ths road, giving 70 .hosa Win have
donu this work 4 stoek ,uLsetiction "
~ JUD rrr nile Wi,rn completed u
NH.IIon. wv lfeLalili,'.s a'e that .Ls
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11
MA WANTS .as 81
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IN 80 an. hsnrH - tho esivnal iatt'lan aee'es
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11
DENTAl.i
sgN 1TNM AND NEM rIll( ~.

Tho undersigned hase formed 4 20.
partnership fur lilo purpose 81 rrac,ie'
Ing Dentistry " t'resco. All IN wan. u
Dental work will consult their own
interest Ly calling on M, We hive
work In Winueshiek. fays,te, I'LL.
more, and Howard eoanties whirl,
Will speak Or l'sslf. % which Va refer
YIN Our work will bc frat class. anl
N represented. II any Of II faila Il Gun
be returned a. our eApense. call aud
examine Il and get our prices before
engaging elsewhere. lAlso 10 have \
heavy work team fpr tnla " trade foi
town property tall aud ree W.
OMes over Cmward't Store.
kxLLoau 4 liiLLlAoa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11
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nni lpe ,.nvati ernt,y,

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11

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sss~s h tstiaas hiAsns aNa ~ fsia y,
sfe~ sAe NJ ~tltrsn sensen,ieN n
sAsitss All
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w. design N VI thstta Ii tar6 ltk,
il ssrlaht him IN ths insssssi ~ ret
maasni hasm ns
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11
For Sale Cheap !!

Il farm consisting NJ 10 acres, ont MILL
A so,ih ~ t'fssso I'm lhn prsMises u
HusL hnnse, \ splendid ~sII N water, ant
elstsfn, And wiihihe plaee may w hAd !
plenty sfttu,ber N desired Also With III,
premises viii sell 4 eu~s, two year old
heller. horse. harhsss aud democrat wager
and oihrr fl,fm tools Time given IN !
roftinn n the purchase inonsy, " nssdsd
fsr particulars enquire NJ the undo sstEilHs
IN thu premises, Possession given ot ths
la " MAY. Address
JOHN 4 NTlsNHlA,
NV utrxnM. 1OWA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11

UrAut cannot Ls admitted to tho
cineinnsli Convention. liz IL nsi
In favor " shs continued prosecution
aud punirhmsns u All oMeisl dishou.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11

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u, ,hr President,
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see' !, " state
H k,ery ssason ,hA. existed W TO;
., N isTs ~ removing The rolitesl
. disabilities cf those engaged III the ~.
! Mlliao. APPLIES With additional force
lin 1870.
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tyrsscn. Mos can there bs one tried ~
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h .,..,, The North and ,he South. =
.a.., !. i. a.. v..n.,,
- .s'Fo'.'" :" =, -" "s''
BARTLETT, Who ~ We TINE was c'simse
: ~ ono " Tho mcst gallant, and hes
! ash,tur Federal officers Of Tho civil
car. and a. ono Of tho most PRO.
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7 critical cant VI blaine. Gen, hart
!. lett sald q Lexington,
Y II A.vs . ureiulIas Which i shared
: !, III .oiIia,s n f.vor ~ oc.cc
!, Nv. .I.a ! s.,onc r,.,uaics nr.ir,l
an, man - man Tho would Ovid.
! destroy, Or rv.ard The prosperity AID
: sroarc,s Of tbs nation vLose corner.
: stone Wa laid IN The blood Of our faith.
!. ~ one hundr~d yesrs ago to-day
True 10 this prejudice to-day despis,
tho mon who would for .hs ssks " ssl
= ~ psily. stand In the why NJ roccncili
alton and united country
: .Hir. the only really bslligsvsn,
I peosjs In ths eountry TO-DAY, NORTH
and bovth. ara those who while ths
. var lasted followed aarsiully tho path,
M psscs.'
!. II A "a. h.,Isv. .h.. III. ,,vh. and
I. Ait, f,o,h vhioh |. li..n ro,. h.srd
and .s.ltsrsd o,s, n. land r.nrssss,,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11

At this ofYieo 4 " liam pwina I'M
chine. the fnvefils Will, tho reetle.
rho machine that TUX tho liEhurf
premium At Vienna. full silver rlsie4l
for goo,
Al.e 4 Centennial perfect N every
respect and full, warranted. fef t.,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-03

The familiar adage of out of the frying
pan into the fire. seems peculiarly APP
plicable to Blaine. The poor man is no
sooner out Of one mess than be Is caught
in the entangling meshss Of another.
IL appears that the evidence in the
North Pacific affair. is accommodating and
that Blaine is becoming still further in
volved. The kilograms published this
morning, are not very clear on the
matter but 1t looks that way.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-03

eclipsed By the fact Ct across the Con-
tinent in Eighty Hours" Those who
have read the amusing tale will remem-
Der the journey Of the hero from San
Francisco to New York; how the train
was attacked by Indians and bow il
leaped an immense chasnn at full speed,
alighting with its wheels squarely on
the other side. This train will 90 twice
as fast as the Imagination OF Jules Verne,
and IL the rate OF speed could be main
tanned, regardless of the impediments OF
oceans and mountains and deserts, the
whole world could be encircled in less
than twenty-five days. Mr.. Tooker,
who accompanies the train, is dissatisfied,
II is said, with even this rate OF speed,
and expects to get out occasionally and
walk. The correspondents OF the London
Times and the London illustrated News
have armed themselves with rifles and
anticipate the delight Of buffalo hunting
ON the Plains. Our own correspondent
will ride on the cowcatcher; not, as
might be supposed, for the purpose Of
gathering up the game bis companions
will slay, but in order to be, as usual, in
advance Of all contemporaries. We trust
that the whole party will have pleasant
journey, and are quite sure they will.
have no trouble in their efforts to kill
time.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-03

while the California ore will be crushed
ct the new 60-stamp mill now building
below the @. and @. shaft. When these
new miils 60 into operation the bullion
yield will be such as TO astonish the
world. The ore for reduction in the
new California stamp mill will he raised
through the G. and c. shaft, and the
pulp will be sent to the present Cali
fornia pan-mill through fume.
Describing the appearance Of the
streets in Virginia City the Enterprise Of
the goth says: G street presented very
lively appearance last evening about Z
O'Clock. All the hawkers we're out In
full blast and about each stand WAS q
crowd that looked like o mass meeting,
while the sidewalks were thronged from
Sutton avenue to the Divide. II looked
as though all the houses in the city were
deserted and the whole population was
out in the open air. The weather was
very pleasant, except that it was rather
zephyrous, yet with the streets well wet
down our people did not much mind the
breeze.
At Reno on The 29!h Of May, an emf
grant who thought of journeying towards
the sinful city, ensconced himself inside
Of q portable engine, which was on fiat
car at the depot, and waited for the train
to start. No. As, however. came up the
track, and seeing the emigrant and his
little game. fixed her hose and turned 1t
in his direction. The stream found him,
and after short siege hs stepped down
and out, concluding to wait over. The
fellow was evidently not used to water,
for he yelled Justify, and drew out a
scimeter and expressed a desire to carve
somebody. He was denied that pleasure
and is now opposed to the railroad in oil
its bearings.
The Virginia Enterprise OF tho Goth
says: Wood, the wounded man now q,
the County Hospital, supposed to have
been concerned in the fight with the
Waterman at the site of the Consolidated
Virginia mill, is evidently uneasy. The
man is very seriously injured and I'm.
HUl0 u Bet hWuy Wy uituboiI, Dub ~ u
thought that arrangements had been
made for carrying him away. He had
got himself in shape and appeared to be
waiting for his friends to make raid on
the hospital and carry him of. II now
appears that the party Of which Wood
was one did not start ont with the in.
tention OF stealing little dirt from O
pan at the old mill. Their game was ia
capture the Office OF the Pacific Mill and
Mining Company. blow open the safe
and steal the large amount of money il
was supposed to contain. They went in
among the piles OF mortars and pans and
settlers of the old mill TO watch the
Office and bide their time, when they goi
in the way of the wstchman and the
whole thing was closed ont in an i'm.
mediate and desperate fight. The whole
affair is slowly, but surely, being worked
up. Wood, it would seem, baked in
his attempt to escape and weakened and
suffering from his wounds. has con
cluded to make clean breast Of it. II
is thought he will turn States evidence
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-03

The Virginia Enterprise says that on
the 10Th. the Union and Confederate
soldiers. who now reside 10 Virginia
City, were consulting as to the best
and most appreciativs manner of honor.
ing the graves Of the fallen brave. The
proceedings were marked by the kindest
and most generous expression OF feeling,
which did honor to all concerned.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-03

The FAST Misunderstanding to the
Jarrett railroad trip the New York
Herald says:
6uch an excursion as this would be
impossible IN England. The story OF
the Western hunter who was afraid to
walk ont At night in the little island least
he should fall OF the edge is made OIL.
most probable by the comparison. The
immense breadth OF our continent makes
this journey wonderful, and even the
dream OF N. jules Verne, In his novel Of
''Arouad the wosd In Eighty Days." 10