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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-09

The antiquaries of Massachusetts, are
Investigating the question, Who owns the
Oldest pork barrel? There is man in
East Brookfeld who has one that has
been in use sixty-five years. Deacon
White, of West Brookield, has one that
has been in constant use for one hundred
years, and w. l.. Fisk, Of Upton, now
member of the Great and General Court,
possesses one that has been in his family
and in continual use for two hundred
years. This is thought to be the most
venerable pork barrel in the country.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-09

AN interesting strife between Catho-
lies and Methodists has broken cut in
Westfeld, Massachusetts. A revival is
in progress at the Methodist church and
a Catholic girl employed in a Methodist
family has been induced to attend the
meetings and go forward for prayers
Her parents, who resided in the same
town, learned what was going on and
attended one of the meetings in great
excitement. At the close the girl started
to leave the church under an escort of
the members, but was met by her par
ents, who endeavored to force her home
with them. In the consequent rumpus
the mother tainted, and while her friends
were caring for her the girl escaped.
The next day legal measures were taken,
under which the girl was restored to her
parents, and grand fracss resulted.
The girl persists In her new faith, and
says she will live and die Methodist.
She says she will be of age in month or
two, but her parents say she puts her
age year too high. Both denomina.
tions are wrought up to a high pitch oI
excitement.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-09

GUN COTTON, we are told, is one of
the curious triumphs of the past few
years of chemistry. 1t was never i'm
agined. that the well-known and useful
vegetable fiber called cotton could be so
easily converted into one of the most
powerful explosive compounds known,
and would serve as an article of offer-
sive and defensive warfare. At the
present time number of batteries of
artillery in the Austrian service use gun
cotton. 1t is employed largely by the
English Government in their military
service. 1t is also used for blasting
quarries.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-09
A DIRGE.

THE LATE LAMEsTED KING or THE cANsI-
BAL ISLANDS.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-09

PRINCESS BEATRICE, the last of Vic
oria's unmarried daughters, and the
youngest, is engaged to be married to
Prince Louis Alexander de Battenberg.
This young gentleman will be twenty
two years old in May, is cousin of
Prince Louis, of Hesse, husband of
Princess Alice, of England, and, except
bis pay as Lieutenant in the British
Navy, is as impecunious as the cadets of
royal and princely Protestant families in
Germany usually are. His mother be-
ing daughter of the late Maurice Count
de Haucke, he is only semi-princely
by descent.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-09

The Massachusetts intellect has
wrestled with mighty problem, and has
thrown it. Itwas nothing less than how
many pea beans there are in a barrel.
The question was raised by Lowell mer-
chant, and after numerous guesses it was
settled by counting the beans in pound
and multiplying the result by The num-
Der of pounds in barrel. And thus IL
was ascertained that there were 5000
beans in full barrel. But mechanical
mathematician was not satisfied. He
insisted that the method was unscientific.
He measured bean and then measured
the barrel, and found that barrel would
hold only GAG, 900 beans. Which is right? I?
is the exciting question.
ATTENTION is again called to an in.
teresting discovery of prehistoric remains
at Lsibach, in the Austrian province of
Carniola. 1t was made in July last by
a local proprietor, who was digging a
ditch, and the excavation has since been
continued. The remains were from FIVE
to six feet below the present surface. and
comprised not only the bones of men,
but vast numbers of implements, in
cluding one hundred and fifty horn ham,
mers, stone lance-heads and arrow-heads,
axes of polished serpentine, needles of
stays horn, and several bronze weapons.
There were also bones of the OK, sheep,
bear, goat, wolf, lynx, beaver and badger
while the stag was represented by no
fewer than two hundred skeletons, all
found within the space of six hundred
+ square feet. Captain Burton says: "The
dogs skulls are all old and unbroken,
proving that man did not eat his best
friend"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07
plselrLtNa 4 CRIMINAL


A convict nj tAs Illinois State Prison an.
nonneod. On being assigned his allotted task,
that he had not come there to work, Tho
keeper IL charge II ill., division VA. puzzled,
nnI lrt Linn nlnns lur little while. A man
VI quite annihsr catiher, hearing of tho dis-
iutllnnee, utkel tlal the cunyict might 10
assigned t. ill., eang. This wns done, and
the colls,et wHs given his wofk nnd shown
how u ~ It. lir 1T down on bench and
cracked lales with his new pals. Tho
foreman u III. from came back and said
why nre sen not at work r.
'lt,eause did not COME here 10 work 4"
Tie lofef,n,, did not rant and swear.
liz -uii You had be..cr ~ to work"
The eansisi suil
.Wlntii ypn ~ II | lon't7"
II vii Hi ,ou," sa,d the foreman, ani-
eils.
Tie answer Nas unexpected and effective,
The ,nap asksd
''lllw ean yoli do that p
Thu foreman. -silI IN 4 tuno u one impnrt-
ing inf,rnatipn With no shade III anger u
menace. -lid:
II will g,c ynn pnni-hncnis that will
wear son out and end IN you death. Eyrry-
budy Marks hrrp. y
The rui,,an thought tho iua,,er over for IN
instant, at,i aid
Il une~. will work. How docs this
thing g1f'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

In Very snsnrtninin. work, entitlNi
"reminiscences III Scottish Lille and Char.
aeisr,' lram tile I,ra III Dean Ra,nsas, wo
linl The fallawins humorous illustration |:
- Inc YEARS nso, when IL was no. nm IN.
common thing, even IN Sgn,iand, Tor chul.
lcnecs IL ~ given ani accepted fur insnl,a.
o. supposed INSULT, m English gentleman
Wa entertaining 4 rarty at Inverness With
Nh accpnns IT tie Wonders he hal seen. and
the ,lee,l. 10 hai performed III India, from
whence hc Ind lately arrived. ile enlarged
particularly upon TIN ssc of the tigers no
hal met with at different times In his travels.
and, rs way oi CONFRONTING his statements.
assured the company that he had shot ono
himself considerably abp,c forty feet long.
4 Scottish gentleman present. who thought
these narrative, rather exceeded 4 traveller. !.
allowed privileges. eooly mid that No doubt
tl,o-e were very remarkable tigers, hut tim,
lie could ns~a,e the gentleman ,hcrc were In
tle northern rart u t',eennnlry su,no won.
derial ah'nal-, md, A. M example, he cited
the existence pf 4 ska,eiish captured IN
Thnr~c. exceeding half an ucrc In estont.
Tie hatlshnan saw thl. was intended ~ 4
sarcasm against hls own story, ~ Ac luit tho
Il gspgsm Il. Indignation, and sent his friend 10
gentleman who hai, he thought, insultel
him. The narrator u the skate story cody
replie* 'Ncel, alr. gin yer friend will take
ien s,t aii sl,e length d hi- tiger, w,'ll
40 Wat can be dune abou. tile brcdlh d tho
Lit, z.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

How OfrRs slin,,p GnNs nm Milxwu.-~
Regularity IN ,hs milking II rows II of -
much In.rnrtnnee a. regularity IN f~~illnk
ihs,n. III a,a'e ut nature, TIM COW Ii re-
lIev~i " H. milk great many times .
DAY.. .A.nls.g,' ,'ls.ssel n .ren.ain. With II
Il .l.,. rninr rteh circumstances the nd
dor of The COW viii remain ANAL. and Z
allowed il rssau The milk nerret.d dur
thu i~elv- hol,,p. fsserIrh symptoms Ass
likely 10 be produced. Ths practice of
milking COVE ,norr than twle. In twenty
four hours ea,,rea the capacity NJ the uddsr
10 bc greatly increased, and probably helps
In maintaining the lacseNl secretion long
after pregnancy has taken place. When.
however. hy nn artificial system, thu GOV
har h..i, enabled 10 retain her milk with.
out Inconvenience. for tasly. hours or "a,
sh~ ought 10 liz nllkea regularly every
day MI lhs Hs.lns hour. Mhun il.. tims Tor
milking arrives. the nlder usually becomes
distsndsd 10 lts utmost capacity. and II tlss
milk Ii 10, speedily removed, ths animal
snffera considerable pdn, cAsss os fsvsr.
ihe RESULT IL allowing animals Ii remain
too long unmlik.i. are, Indesd. by no
means ~ nnfra.llrns orairr~nes. II h
especially necessarily io attend 70 this point
Cor some days after the animal has brought
forth III young. fpr during that period vsry
liule irritation II .h. lnetenl organs II
likely ts bring Oh TINT most fatal Vi ~
mAlAiIeu. fr.sr. II milking be too long
sielKysd. nasur~ will try 10 hslp she poor
animal. An absorption 81 milk Into TIN
blood. viii - son. extent tAka place, and
thaa which remains IN III. uL,lsr Will b.
come dri.iiata.ei. When negl~et 10 milk
d cow NJ thu regular iina n rsjrA'ad asv-
~ral times. 'hn secretion of thu Muil II rer.
mansn'ly r'rekedI and sheM nrv many
cA4ea Nipta - sin'h n~gl"ei, All animal has
become ,s IL l.rs shan mon.h..-lvleA
Ehrnsf's ,'aa th.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

There mover was 4 dclnsIon with less
evidences for u. except l'~r,nansnt imprss.
slon among mankind, which II often this ~.
suit, not II accumulated experience, hut u
Al sver-ronewlng discomfort with The Ac.
tuAl state II things. There il not ihs
slightest evidence anywhere TINT man wax
ever bigger. stronger, a~ifter. or more IN.
during nnirr The same conditions VI food
and climate than hr Ii now.
A. to h.ns-s, thu evidence |. positive
Modern Esyplians ar~ m hlg IA tho mum
mica who We're eanlneror. In their day.
and modern EuglIrhmen Alr bigger There
src no, IN existence 4 thousand coats u
armor which Nm EnKll4h regiment could
IN. Oh. very few molsrns ean us~ m.
cirnt swords. iNenn.s the hilsA Aro too
small for their hands. Endl~ss wealth. and
skill were expended In picking Kladisi,rs.
and there II 10 evidence TINT Il man a'ntng
them was M lIg or ~ atrong ~ SHAW, No
rksieion. 10 statue, no picture. indifates
TINT men III general wera ever bisssr. 1he
Jews u tp.dtY ars A. large A. tiiey ~.o
In Egypt, ~ a'fs.r rhs reopl1 ~ ,hs
Namngnn has. oil tha lmafing M moro
than ill~ piss II ihe lsp,nnn soi,liery No
feat l. RECORDED ~ usual with u~ek nih-
tsser which lugllsh AcrobAis could mol t,er-
form now.
There II nn nahei savage i,iin which
naked cornishnieu on iorkshirelnsn could
moi rsrnngl.. NJ rare exists IL which il
thousand men .i,nilarly armed would 10.
feat M English. Or German. Or Russian
regiment ~ ~lual numbers. Nothing IN
recorded u oal for.ia.hsrs hero In Eng.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

Tho following incident IT tho famine,
rcported by tho Collector u Monghyr. 10,
sAys tho ''Iimes oi india.' certainly ~
markablai--
"a woman 81 tho fishing n..as. was slt-
ting BY tho sIdu II thu uangc#. some ono
hundred miles fium hare. ia tho rutna
District. about daylight II Ill. sixteenth
q August. Suddenly thu bank On which
shs was sitting gave way. and sho full Into
tho water. dragging with her largo bun.
do ot :uastor.oii stirka which, sle wA4 car.
rytng II tho. ti.no. Shs naanngnd - sup.
port herself on .shaa. sticks, which formed
. kind VI lia.t,rn,. aud ehc Ma carried
down hy thu current. Ahiel, waa then run.
ming ~ a grrat rass. An each village IN
boat MIA rsta.sl. sir shuutsd ~ tho VII.
layers 10 h.ip her. hut no ono ealno u
hus r.licf. In tha WY sha WAN carried
nearly ono hnnAlr,,l niiaa. md. fortunately
for her. when phe hal Le.n twuniy .lons
hours In thu easer. ahu rsa.ci ~ Monghyr
and was resc,,c.l hy Col. Murray, who
sseing hsr Heating ", .rnt his private
boat and rescued h.r The woman did no,
appear much the Waraa for hor prolonged
atay In the water. but naturally VIA much
impressed by tho fact II l.er leing rcac,icd
BY . Enrcpcan. whrn 20 many u her own
aAxte hAd declined 10 help her. shc was
provided with 4 railway ti.kai u PatnA,
together With food and clothing from thu
relief fun.ls.'" :"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07
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hlr 10 the setting o,l IL The tail.
10 Tnil Ebe
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the knees
a. liins'aHar'ara i'.am ihe hcrk 10
shc roin, of ,hr rnnr isu. anl well.flisd
ny.
- IInh iegp shat, nnl s,rrighs On.
low thu i,a,,k !, ana ',o,t ss,,hur line,
~. i'ial l..ts ~irtt~ II, ri~'~hi nk
too clos. iuags.l,r wheu viewed from hs-
hind.
o. Hinl ID.a Not too closs In walking.
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os. Idlrr Fall In forint !. a, well II
line with 'he holly
0N l',llsr-- Wall up t~hind.
30. T~at- -l.,ri,c and s1nnrcly placed.
behind we'll apart,
al. Milk v.ins-~very prominent.
a. Growth
I'D. Gnm.'s,l appearances.
~ Condition,
Perfection. ~ pnlnts,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07
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rsuss iiNsts FgtH is4s \ ] ~ isafttese tss,,n.
cAfe she t'sIHhsn sHa ~ iAevwt In.
dian i#AeaAssa I elssthssg Iha seat.
inw NJ sas'h4s. II lsaris4gs tina ~lsAh Vie
ear@ss~nr~ II s,iHp sl@fors IN iu.hs M IL
The best esssttisns faf marching makss -.
e~ssisvt. ,lenhsfa'. 'hAs declaring unans.
moasly TINT i,te~ehlsss men s,lfs.r from
vArirosa v~iua, - i,en weartHg 'srasers 10
not--inusi al~ra'r - t. saraf physical
training, iua estts gh' ia'diaall,.
ftcranse they k~~r n.ntsg Compare
Rnglirh I,usrssanai. with TesmanIan sa..
Ax~s. living ii ifnu.leally the ssns climate.
but living est' II deas.
The eotilions Of civilization mol only IL
not rr,,hi'i, Capt Mebh. who would have
ons-~alkrl. na -swnin, nr wsrangled any
German ihat TaNiiaa ever ronsueed about.
hut they -hnll. han, ~ I've t. ~ ,nstaal III
dying ai a., ~ 2,no ysarr a.u h.. then
probably q slave. bred Tor tie ARENA would
have done.
That the human rar~. oven under ths
beat conditions, adynnce. very little Ia phys.
ical capacities " ,rns. hat then |, II true
also that tho-a conditions ara fatal IN the
most powerful of thu old improving forces,
tho survival IL thr iit'r@t. Sill All advance
II perc~ptiblr IN vital power. md ~ lues-
lion whether \ tiirrk swimmer would ever
hAvs crossed from Dover IL Calais. j,,st ~
strongly AZ v" question whether ths AN
Client world ever r,@acrrrd hnrtc which
would have Ncaies.l plAe" a, Epson.
Why should men grp~ feeble III civilization
any more thau hnrss4' TeW,d,a Spectator.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

Breaking nsrsi should commences 81 one
year old. A suitable ynkr mud hn~s ars
proyIIed, ths ials nts ti.l iorsiher BY
Tho tuf,r. that thy may MT tnrn round
and reverse ihe yoka. Arupe h lied 10 tAe
near horn IL saeh siser. lhrss rol~s unite !
short distance from their heasls. They ~
allowed 10 stand IN lhs yoks often whm
not III ex.reiac. ani are eArrelscd daily IN.
III they nr. familiar With the different mo
,sona anil ~alsi4 uud sigma used 10 contsul
them. 1'l,ey me then yvked 10 pair y
wheels nni, and exercised with shom. 70
teach them 10 hack. strike them quick
blows on iha nn~r with The palms At your
hand, tising III tiiu rAlne time The proper
word. Quieines~ and senii~n~sa should b
used during iii. Lessons. and litlls sAll
will larify thsm should they ~ inclined 10
become unraly, Never nnyok~ them when
they nre excited h. than cool down Arst, n
should he barne ii mind that whatever II
learned noN will II. rsmsmlwr~d. and thu
les4ous should ~ given with shs GFsatssl
AnrA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07


The Springfield lMnsel RepuRIcnn re-
cords thia, General Washington now anL
then took noiica II sing ulAr iae,s III natural
history, Two saara before hin lsath oil
Colonel putl.ilr, of IeHtnn. ihun young
Cen'icman. strit,.d him y, Mount Vernon.
ths v.rai,sin ~liis'., overlooked tlie Potomac.
tnad hoplsd alnng Oh the ground near
thsm, .Mhieh lpal him 10 nsk me-" says
Colonel Perkins. .ii | Aal evar observed
the reptile swallow u tirs.ily. Upon my
answering In ths negative. ha told mn thai
hs had, and thu, from tLn ihinnrsr af tho
akin of the soaI he haI aaFn tho light of
The tirs-ny after II had heen swallowed
This wnr nav md 10 me surprising fact
In natural hia'ary
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

Ih.in Rl,aa' rNrrrsn companies Og
ths United htu,es. the AdnnlN and tho
American. employ nipnt ).NU men l..
Nuu li,lHrs. I,zsD Mi.n,is. NM. use 1000
Iron ss,lsr. Their AGENTS travel moro
than lul.Mn iniia tiiilr, Or more than
s2,ND.u nllrs annually.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

A remedy Tor cAieri,liars. which i nssd
on larg. @saie lii francs. conslsas III
auln,lon il rars III 000) II rnIrhIls II %
tA.-iu,n. ri..lnhird on tho trss BY msans Of
. hand syring.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

On Ira Thornton ~is a.irsaifuily mean
man. and h.i difficulty, sometimes, In
drawing his Lnntl,. heei,i.a liz bcgru.lguI
tho MIR necessary ~ tilt operation. Ono
day tho oil f.ilaM ~.a II work upon tho
high beaius u l,iu h..rn. Ah.n ln lost his
balance and I'll Lu.s.ly upon tho floor,
twenty feet l.lnw, liz Wa tlk,n up Tor
dead. with illei,,r,ti skull ind carried
into thu AouAe All .iinrtA ~ brina him 10
consciousness we're unasnilug. and tho
doctor ~aa called fintlly. tho doctor
having trepanncd him turned and asked
Mrs. Thornton Tor ailvrr dollar u Put
~ whsr. the piece " Hkall VIVA wanting.
At THU remark. lin. Who hnl boon breath.
ing heavily. turned IN ted md sioancd
out ny vuilni i cent il ~ ~elif''
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-07

A rK.cMfn In ruu.ay .aniual in IT,
wis examining class Il little Logs from i
Scripture .,st4s',iA4., mi. frat uunativn
waa. "Nhu ntanri sterhrnf'' 'fIliu JuwH.'
Second question, Whore dii they alnno
him I" "ilestall thp liantta III tho city"
Ths third question "Wh, lid thry taks
~. ssynhi .i.o limit. u III, sIiy Y" WA
hrt In tp .tu'L. n,hl proved fnser " tho
whole rlaAa. II paa. | from load 70 foot
without m ans~er halns attempted. At
length lit,lr follow nlo ilsd LYON rerairh.
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DHNTAL HEADQUARTERS.
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Graduate of Dentistry IN doing all kinds
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guaranteed 10 he of lhc s~t quality,
md his ireth c1nnut bc tnld from natural
te~.h ir cDlpr form. or si.c.
No part nf fiheeemponMilonr required from
Responsible parties until ihr work II COIN.
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LAHAN HASsET. cot yTt SURVEY.
OR
NOTICE. r IDsE WHO WIFI
~ l'nf ins services ii. surveyor. may
find me- NJ my residence two ami Il half
milft northwest from Howard Center, on
tho Linn %pfinga foad, Or In my shsence,
may leave word Will, ins son. The, can
als,s correspond with me- Al Howard CENTER
~ tilen Toy Always rive the section.
Township and Range. Tho Surveyors Re
cords will ~ kert vi tile Court Hnnaa.
t'r~s'a.
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3gNl0 20. AurveyE.
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YNM. BALLARD,
ckEfiD, lava.
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sntisla,linn livery clurk WsirnnsetIinrun,
IkInr nlorg your defective rioeks ~ III,
residence. and he will nj tiinni right
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~ u. CANFiELD.
JUSTICE or TiiE PEACE,
CANflxiD NlSx.
WIN attend 10 collections and Iay iAxce
for non.n@idmts In any part IL Fillmore
county, MINI.
Refers by l,crfnIH.ip,, tn l'mn lsa.Hn
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springs Station. Iowa. j. II. Eas,nn.
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Will give prompt and satisfactory at.
lcnti0n III sales of rosl Or personal property
In town Or country. Ensisfnetion guTran-
tosd or no pay.
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