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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04
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tsRouisa, 10 labor and " Interests
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04

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commended
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04

Nearly Ill The Rep ubaisan nsvspapers In
limitation Of tho Republic, and iiarpsr'a
Weekly, ass anslo0sly askiag
Id Tllden = safe mau -
Unless cur nrnsosy y ssdly " fault ht
- aos. The nfs nsu were Harrington
0raat's District Attorney II w'aslisgton.
nd q. 3. habcosk. Als private Secretary.
bneA II wAnM hare indictments psnalag
over them for thc robbery, Fisher. whom
Ar. Grant recently sppsln.cd to \ judicial
peattion II . of ~ southern satrsplss,
~ 40 mined - u Tho safe matter, scne
way, for which MAEshAll Jewell secured
the defeat y his confirmation BY the Nan
-, ending In the dlsmisaal Of Jewell.
HarTiagtoA y - safc out n Tie country
~ y Will hardly b herr 10 vote for
Hayes and Wheeler, and In fact IL paying
lssls attention 70 tho sAfc question, Or tho
intllctUent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04

The -four yssrs u Liaroln covered The
whole war; the Increase u the civil lias
VA ealy ssvea thousand rAsring over
JoAsssa and coming 10 Grant, \ basls 81
eonparises 10 faraisAsd between the csss
u sarrylag ~ the 0~overnmeat while The
greatest u civil wars ragged. and during =
: saate u profound peace, and behold shs
ressll. rho Arss duty II 70 cut dsws The
sscesa, and thai Ii jsst what the ns,ae
cratic asuse II working n. but With very
in1iasvsst ssccsss, owing u the appeal.
tioa u ~ BsEass. tAe rreaideat. and the
k~Issuslss Department Express.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04
+. MILLER.
Manufacturer and Dealer Ii Ill Kinds
ESSES,
COLA RS,
SADDLES.
BRIDES,
WHIPS X
LASHES,
CkISCO IOWA.

Carriage Trimming aud ,.lAi,in. " Nil
kinds on short nutiss4
P1HMeriag iiAlv. shae P.g.. Leather
and rtndin4s for 1L~Msksrs a%c Away.
on hand
Ills stock In everything pertaining ~
the trade II eotnpl~te, and satisfaction ~
10 prices, material, AMI work manslip,
warranted,
Sc Opposite the Conr.
House. Sign Of the DlG
COLLAR.
Crescs Iowa, Oct ~ siN0n,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04
To Way they swarm.

The SMa gives tlie number Of ofice hold
ers In ths state. Treasury, Ias-rlor, War
Navy. Justice, and Poet Onirc Dcrsrt~
nssts and Censrsss ~ follows In the
ysArs specified
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04

Ths \. \. Exprsss hard wonsy ssd
hssd tinss srsan saysi fhs dlMeul.y u
vsssnIas specis ~ ncsts !. ~ ssSly day,
spsa any asse theory n Whist ~ wish
viii - hsstsr uaAsFs1esA whsa h b slstsd
thal u ~ United ststss shs present rslla
II less than VI " coin 10 seven " pApss
IN lse0 ths country hAd esil,Oo0. On II
paper earrsacy and about t41t 100 INN b
coin. Nov there " hardly tsoO ,Oeu. 900
In coin to 7O0, OV0, 200 In paper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04
WIUH FENCE A SUCCESS

liz uar nj the Tn,ler Wire HtruseiMr.
clrnt,. SImplest, fNsi nnl Fastest man :
aRvtl In IN. tlWatNr linn ~ ns woAlcn
ilghtercTs. All yoar dealer Tor tAc 'TAy-
l0r 6trsachss."
II. l. TAYLOR, kois manufactures.
Manchester, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04

aaAst ~rAikvarAa
Arse 4 sAAf
nAfu
nsisssW'a f~esisenAeal
~trs~l*lis1
Eellri{et WiisnA ~.
| msvUl
Special Agent Var.
yas discharged.
Jewell Renewed
l)seertet AuetaeJ
Dyer seasvsd.
rralt removed.
"Mcrw d euMse.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04
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Meslic AnA lss<tgM
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4eat Urant aseersee
tho t~sAtlawsa hearty
gsatlts III MMs A..
erssNn people fcr Me
paiftetft and etntnest
services II eAr and
peace.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-04

said he, in mock despair. Then he
grew pale and serious. q. .a<DaE.H
off you mean to refuse me, Drucie,
why do it at once, and shall leave for
Africa to night. aes,aae ~, ,ra~-.--
"No, please don't You would be
strangled by Thugs How am | to refuse,
when you havn't asked me anything!"
I'VE are dreadfully mixed in this bust
ness, I declare; / suppose I must begin it
all over again / can't talk, though, to a
woman in China. Might l ask if you
object to sitting down beside me here?"
What then?"
Every woman is by nature coquette,
when occasion shows her male sup
plant -.. a'a.#1 .1,a .s.a. .t.san.r ~.
II should tell you all the same, l love
you, Drucie, as l never loved any woman
on earth. You know that | am a rich
man, but for heavens sake put that out of
the question now, and answer me for my
self alone. Do you love me little?"
"No."
"You don't love me, Drucie?"
'That is not fit, at all. You asked me
if loved you little. Don't you pinch
my fingers So; don't you know what l
mean?" .@s- .'f+ e. .~... -5.',-.-
mo; can't say that | do ...r
"Look away then, won't you? I lore
yOu great deal, Johmw
"Oh, you darling, deceitful Druciel"
John had to buy another black lace fan
to replace the one he smashed that night.
Terese wished very much to stick pins
in Drucie, but it couldn't be helped; and
she was obliged to seem kind to the lucky
Drucilinda, whose house was like a castle,
and her diamond earrings three inches
long So 80
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higgins paused. The committee paus.
ed. A sickly smile stole over the faces
of the Democratic members. An updig.
nifed giggle broke from the Republican
quarter. Then there was gentle calm
higgins alone looked serious. Then the
committee signifed to the witness that
they would lay his complaint before the
council to be composed Of Napoleon Bona.
parte, George Washington, and the Duke
of Wellington, and the deputy sergeat-at.
arms led him from the room. higgins is
mailman, but among his fellow Iupatics
in Washington has passed for tolerablp
sane person until now. 1t is supposed
that George Francis Train and number
of first-class and reliable ghosts will be
next summoned, and it is to be hoped
that through some of these the President
may even yet be implicated"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-04
was rescued.

A smart Connecticut stump speaker
was haranguing crowd in Fairfield coun-
ty when the effect of one of his strong
points was terrible broken by a bawring
exclamation from half drunken fellow
in the crowd, who sung out: "Oh, you're
demagogue!" The orator fixed his eye
upon the fellow and, pausing just mo-
ment to fix the attention of the audience
and give his response the more effect,
merely answered, with one of his unap-
proachable grins: "And put a whisp Of
straw around your belly, and you'd be a
demijohn!" 1t brought down the house
and extinguished the bibulous offender.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-04
Wabash
Fast Mail Route.

The WABASH LINE is seven hours quicker than
any other route from Keokuk to indianapolis,
Cincinnati, Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit, Cleve-
land, Buflhlo, New York and Boston.
Pullman's Sleepsrs and elegant Day Coaches
arerun through to Toledo and Cleveland without
change, connecting with through cars to New
York and Boston.
The WABASH is equipped with the Improved
Automatic Air Brake and Miller Couplers. The
track is laid with steel rails and is Acknowledged
to be the best in the West.
Line.
w L.. MALCOLM, j. s. LAZARUS
Genn Pass'r Agt, Gent West;n Act
% Toledo. ST JoniS
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COMMITTEE SOLD.
Inter-Ocean.

They have had Davenport before them,
and Williams and Whitley and Bell, and
have been over to the States Prison and
got convict to testify; but none, from
the most respectable to the most vile,
gave their aid in this great plot of impi-
eating the President" In fact, each ad-
ditional witness has added to his reputa-
ton for honesty, fairness, and impartial
ty, until the committee have broken under
their failure and disappointment. At
last, however, they have "struck OIL"
higgins has been found, and higgins
gives joy to the Democratic heart His
evidence was brief and to the point He
said that some years ago a great wrong
was done him by a prominent parsonage.
The latter, knowing that the exposure
would ruin him politically, determined to
silence the witness. He therefore had
him (the witness) arrested, conveyed to
a madhouse, and finally detectives carried
him off to England, from which country
he had escaped and appeared before the
committee to expose the wicked conspira-
cy. N..- .- ....I .s
"Who was that great personage?" said
the Chairman, trembling with exultant an
ticipatiOn.
"The President of the United States"
replied higgins.
The Democratic members of the COM
mittee wriggled in their seats with JOY,
and leaned forward with triumph written
on their Websterian brows. At last the
president was implicated" s..
"IIow did the President wrong you?
inquired the Chairman eagerly. .
The witness hesitated, and finally re-
fused to tell He was supplicated, en-
treated to make a clean breast of the
transaction, and finally was threatened
with Imprisonment if he refused. At
last he answered that the President had
ruined his 1.-THE witness) betrothed wife.
Amusement set upon the faces of the
committee as they listened. The witness
went on to say that after this great crime
had been perpetrated, the President was
in the habit of visiting him (the witness)
at the dead hour of night, and sometimes
spent the whole night at his bedside, en-
treating him (Biggins) not to make pub
lie his 1.-THE Presidents disgraceful and
scandalous behavior. The witness, how
ever, was obdurate, and Grant had, there
for, brought his minions forward to
arrest and punish him. The committee
were speechless with wonder over this
revelation. Finally, Republican mem
Der broke the silence. Fl nsaHga@a ara
allow did the President come to your
house?" said he, "and how did he gain
entrance? Did you admit him?"
"He came in any way he pleased" re-
piled higgins. Sometimes through the
roof, sometimes in at the windows, some
times through the walls. He was not
there in the body, understand, but in the
spirit. General grant has never done me
any wrong in the physical, but only in
the spiritual FORM"
"And is that the way he ruined your
betrothed?" inquired member.
THAT'S the way" said higgins.
Sand were his detectives also spiritual
agents?' =" .'-'it ls@tissa
All came to me in spiritual FORM"
answered higgins, "but just as strong as
six foot policemen in the flesh"
'8..Ef#4 tttEf
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-04

A woman by the name of Christiaps
NJ. Bard, threw herself into the river at
Davenport, with the intention of passing
in her checks then and there, but after
going under once, changed her mind and
swan two hundred feet, and then called
for help. There being men close by, she
was rescued.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-04

John W. Hunter of Burlington com.
mitted suicide one day last week while at
Carthage, on visit to his mother, dis.
couragement of family matters is suppos.
ed to be the cause.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-04

A, W. Powell of Hamilton Iowa, shot
himself while out hunting. He was sit.
ting on the fence and in some way caught
the hammer of his gun, and it was dis
charged, inhicting a severe wound in the
hand. Amputation was necessary
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-04

Which has stood the test of 40 years.
There is no sore it'd will not heal, no
1ameness it will not cure, mo ache, no
pain. that afflicts the human body. or the
body of horse or other domestic animal,
that does not Weld to its magic touch. a
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-04

cool enough 70 hanuIe, WOrk uHCI WIIte'
Cut into fat sticks. When hard, place
it in glass jar for week or ten days
when it will become creamy and delicious.
CREAM CocoANUT.-Boil the syrup as
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-04
KeOkuk & DeS MOines Railway
No. 147 TIMETABLE.

: =
i At Keokuk, with the Toledo, Wabash d West
ern the Toledo, Peoria q Warsaw the Chicago,
burlington q Quincy and the Mississippi VAL
Mississippi river.
At Pennington, with the Burlington& South.
ern Railway.
Pacific road, Southwestern branch.)
AT OttHmwa, with the Burlington d Missouri
River, and the st. Louis, Kansas City and D ortb
ern railroads.
At EddyvilleTransfer, with the Central Rail.
roam of Iowa. -
, At es Moines and Altoona, with the Chicago.
Rock Island 81 Pacific road.
At Des<Moines,l with the Des Moines and For
Dodge Railroad
At Grand Junction, with the Chicago d North.
western railroad.
At Fort Dodge, with the Illinois Central road
SLEEPING CARS ON ALL GEO. H.HDGRIIG
JOHNGIVIN Superintsndept
Gnl TicketAgt
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For Healing Sores, Ulcers, Cuts, Burns,
and for Piles.
Forest Tar Soap
For Chapped Hands, Salt Rheum, Skin
Diseases. the Toilet and Bath.
Forest Tar Inhalers.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-04
1876.

WNSaD to ats original
u,. - color, Nth the
gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
halr is thickened, falling hair checked
and haldnass nftan 4L
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short horns for MIIk.

The breeders of fancy stock sometimes
get some good hard blows dealt them by
the good old practical farmer, who fails to
see why they should pay n large price for
II cows grandfathcr's reputation but
we have not seen Il more sensible Thrust
1T the fancy" for II long time than
the following, by Us. Latimcr, in n late
number of the National Live Stock
Journal:
The very sensible inquiry of John
Cock, with your remarks thereon, in the
last number of the journal, and
Us and your suggestions in regard To
what the farmers want in the way of cat
tie, brings to my mind the many letters
nd inquiries ! have rccciyed--c. g.:
Have you any ShOrt-hOrn cows that
are good for milk ?" "Have you any
WV inr sale that a farmer could buy at a
.hir Price that will give milk enough to
us ner eau, and furnish SOM for family
nave You any COWS that will
Iiinc Their calyes?" Dozens of sucb in.
qnirlcS as the above are made, esneciaiiv
at the fairs (as any one know III h.,
attended them and shown cattle, maa
not u little amused at a veteran nair Of
well.to-do persons that had raised n LARGO
family, and accumulated a goodly share
oi this worlds goods, at a fair in Henry
county, ILL.,, where a grand display Of
several leading herds of this part of the
state were on exhibition. After looking
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-31

The rearing and feeding Of animals
IRE receiving rs they should, from farm.
crs and hcrdSIncn in all parts Of the
country greater attention every year;
and especially is this true Of dairymcn
whose only hope Of gain rests in their
tIlccroS in obtaining paying yields from
their cows. Corn stalks enter largely
into the fall feed Of dairy cows, and how
to feed them il the important question.
The common practice is to feed them in
the bundle, rs but few farmers feel able
or willing to use a cutting machine.
This feeding a bundle without any
preparation, ! am fully satisfied, is very
wastciuI, IA not only are the butts left,
but frequently nearly the whole stalk.
have learned by experience that II little
brine sprinkIrd upon stalks once every
day, just before feeding, is Of material
advantage in many respects. The weak
brine will cause the cows to consume
neatly all, even when fed whole; the
flow OF milk increases, the condition of
the cows improves, and they show
greater COntCntmcnt; especially il the
last remark true on cold, windy and
rainy days. | find it much better, as Il
general rule, when it can be done, to
feed saIt IN the food, instead Of feeding
il alone. In no case should more than
one day be permitted to pass without.
Cows should have access to plenty OF
water; this brine food will cause them
to drink more, and thus increase the flow
of milk. Let my brothers try this and
they viii hereafter place a greater value
upon corn stalks Cdth0Hc Mirror.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-31
Sims Rccycs'S Advice 10 NOcaliSts.

Mr.. Sims Reeves gives the following
pertinent advice to vOcalists who are adj
dicted to dosing themselves with all
manner Of CONNECTIONS and beverages:
at is impossible to say how much mis-
chief has been done by the absurd ac-
counts of the variety of beverages indis-
pensablc to II former great singers.
Whatever may have been the practice
in the past, such notions ~ that the
drinking of 80 many bottles of beer or
stout per evening will give voice are NJ
obsolete, ] am happy to say, as is the
idea that no man is hospitablc gentle
mar who allows his guests to 90 home
sober. BY long experience | find it
much better to do without them entirely.
A ~glycerine lozeng is preferable; on yer 7
rare occasions Il small quantity of claret
and water may be necessary, but all alco.
h0lic stimulants are detrimental. |
formerly, and for many years, used beef
tea, hut that was too heavy. If one
could limit ones self to Il tablespoonful
at a time, the latter might he the best,
but a large iraught clogs the throat,
! ID produces more saliva than is ncccs-
sary, and induces the desire to swallow
often"
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TIE ENFORCEMENT ACT.
The tcccnt Resolution Of iIn The
Army To bc Held In Readiness 10
Protect Voters.

WB.aIuaa N.au.a
c,.uo.u ramoron Las ,~,i,.on ,ho
cIrenin" !, Con Ghorman "
''''''"7 W,'
WAN nErAhiMEGI
WARRINGTON, aug 49, io'o'J
Gen W T. S%herlnonr Commanding United States
H,"' ~, .nnu Il
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inc IIi'tr" I,"!pN' VI" ~ IVY" ''Iv'
l'Sacu tlc 'o''o" NY Pi'"''i"'c al" 'V'''",
llonl VIZ ~,
nc'caIS, lnc ''Hnv VI S"n'"SI pIc
ScrIpcG ny tNc consV'VuV'pl Ine
ScN'I"' '''.'n % ,,,Jout ~ u,t aC Wa
amendment o Inc col'V'CuIlon VI 'ne
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hT''ctc ~ Scgl'g" i'l,c '.S"J " ~
clIlHe''S oI tIG uiII'u Il'IG' W wy n;,'Ii
nol DC ueHlcd OF "Dri'Ec" ny Vhc uhl'cu
9t"lcS, Or ny amy S.nt: on accou,'' y,
race, co'or OF P'c''o"' 'o"o'''o' VI
Scr'lV""e' ~,
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TO ENFORCE ''l3 "F'lc'c Wy appropriate
IcGiS,''Iohj anu
irre"'' Ihc r,s'' y Sunr9gc ~ pr
Scr,pcn u icEU''teI SIi"ul' pc l",In-
iVIIy i'lol'l''i'c" a," 'p'c'Scu ny tn'
l'lcu 0tHltS anu 'ne FcNoi"l a'"'c? anu ~
ci''".''I i'c'tpi "ln "lc,r"', ~ j.,
">Irrteu !n"! 'i'S rAG'GlaI VI t't i'Snv VI
'uiIrapc Is III Spi"c U' INC SVatrS' hoV,,
W,tI''l"''1''E I"c t'loIt' VI an sooi
c'''|'"H " I1c co'''!'E! !G'lnI'" anu
r%onVr"'Ic" w ,'auu, in%tll'IunI,o" anu
',oIr'ce'.a 81 t'"V III H"tn '"1cH VlI o"JcoT
OF the amendment Is "e,taieu n'u
"ilr'ca7' an cll'"cl'S, wl.l'out ulat,'IcI'ol
o' race or cIaSS' oL co'9r are cl'lllr" "
,'r Protc','oi' oo"'''''" W N"'' "''''c ;
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i''So,Se',' W lLe io''I VI 'EP''Sc',t1'
.I,rN, my a. at'v"'pt' ~ N.Y. il""u'
IciIoL} l"'lIllI,at'ou VI o.Iiei l'c, 20 pre-,
.'''V ll'' oHe'cI'e ~ '.o liSnC " 'uni"Ee
~ Iny Sl''G 'ii'u,u "',c. "''n .,',"l'i
,p'"'s' anu o'e'nIIi Pu'r'i'vn., H'lu
VlI"C III amy c"1c Mn'Ill r%S leIctolo!c
oCc"IIc" VI 'H'V may n~'ie''ie' 9ccui III
W'irlI N'o'clcc or Inuluel II'' peel' VI
S''"'l pc c"''lln''tI' ny o"o l"'o y Ii"oH
uPPl "I"IneI, t'' l'oniP: prosecution
"nI P"n'olilnei'' y. 'no G,'n''n".; Jr.tt'nn-
!'HI'' III any couIv n"',lI2 JI,iT'lc''Un
Is i~IlpIraIi'cIy och'hlI"H", Mwhc'IeI tHc
'l:''o po o'' pu'l'i'Ioo "y n''o T''' ln-
i'H''n',' = " o"o "'i''"o'"H '"o P'"'
ANY VI "'"th' =. ,.
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