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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

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authority
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

A Nrpuhlicns Gongrvss has rnid
Grant 300. QUO uars for four years
service ~ President than Washington
received. BeaiIss that. |. hsp4llowed
bin 10 take nearly : half million dol.
lars in presents and 1saster every liv-
I'M rslasivs v bad upon Tho country
sithss - N enormous salary " with
unlimitsl opportunities for stealing
in view u tlsse facts We arc VI tho
opinion that the country can afford 10
let Genera! Grant retire on what he
hax cot LIFT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

Van Colon % nominated BY he
Rspsblisaa State Central Committee
fof Sept. Of Public Instruction dis
plays several yards of ssrs In ! speech
recently delivered at Waterloo. The
Southern question b. thinks II the
trus ons fsf ibis election. With hin, Ii
shssld 10 ono Of fitness md adaptation
y ths dselss AvtestAining 10 his Office.
II b y 10 better posted on the duties
II biz o1bos than We seems 10 Ls On
ths currency question ) period &
should b substituted for that Cd ii
onss. W. have personally visitsd
nearly 100 Howard county farmers ii
their homes during tho past two
mosshs. moatly republicans. aud d
The entire number W have not fount
one that eoneurs with bin contraction.
resumption, and hard times nosious
howsver they may vote. Nor have Va
found ! man u oiihsr party sndcrsina
ths mossy plank IN ~ platform
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

II II All eatrsgs upon he American ln,.
pt~. 10 plsrS ia circulation thousands III
av.lss III silver that w#A III 1878 tuninne
tissd. INAk aln.uAt,ns " ever 0vc dol
lara 0aiAcs ~ IAld " silver. This k~
wA1 pascal ~ M,nlAsli@rs, shn sAs Il
present. trying ~ ruin fhsAslasrs, and II
he reaple do u0s stand snitsd the prswsnl
coalition Vt shiuga eNnnot foil cantlnelnp
AlMost a eAn - silver l,~raiue worthless,
II ~nA Issued from III" lnltAl States
Treasury BY ths lAsaAAnds kMatoul
,luuvnel.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08
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Once ef I
TuR n. i MkkrAHriIa JUraaAL Go
etu Pearl Street. I
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M. w. X. MlAb

You Pearl street,
INV York. Aag ~. 1879.
M. W. Il Man
nliior ~ rIAts DHALRa
psAn Yin NIL yon kindly permit ~
y say 70 ynnr numerous readers. who arc
interested In the matter, that tho demand
nom thu fri.nda anA worhsre u thr In.
dAren6chant Party fsr Literature ~trontinn
ursa Currency Nsfsrm, for ~aYA.uiioua
dittributlsn, - 10 much larger thnA ~
bsun for Aorae time pasi nssssssry 10 Give
preferences 70 applications cosniug from
locAlitlss which Eivo tAs best proniss or
Successful esAvass.
Therefore, these persons who have mi
received documents u response 10 AppllsA.
cations, may safely conclude that their
letters either I'D not give fall diesctioAs-~
lsgIbly~~or else tho locality VIA consider.
Vi far lsse promising thsn ether dislrtsss
which have been supplied
when ~ laenticn The fact, that II ~
cry votsr IN N. lAited oeatAs sAy 1.OUO.
0OU In nulnbsv) should eAeh centrIAuis
TN cents for documents " educate shs
people relative 10 National finance lov
tho Currency Needs of Csmmnrcr,) and
the hMt,.buS cry ~ over product tss, II
would aggregate the aum Of seven hundred
thousAnd doilafs and Also that II Tor sAcl
vstsr = three cent pssssgs stamp Ii asAd u
send dosumsAts, postage alnnpa Aion,
would cost Two AMndrsL and ton thousand
dollars. w haze throws Tight saough NM,
shc magnitude u ths work which .lis lndo
psnden. Party hAvs 10 hand.
IN every $3.50, regardless Of M pres
pestA u tbs diatsiss frsn vktsh the ~
plicaiion may sosAs, ~ psoeias ~ do this
To my persoM applying tand writinI
name aud address 10 tAaA II c4A ~ rcA,
Lt m expert " viii fstaisA The bssi 49,
latest " our Currency Iorutnents VI hall
price say thrss dollars yer thonsAal, III
pamphlets VI eight octave pages, AAd oh
" loentaehts ID proportion.
Asnd ~ Josr laousy With ,sur lettor
81 inquiry. Nhgthsr thr amount IL III
cents, ten dlalArs. W one hMnincd dollars
w cnnrlAaleA, lst IN rsunsst MI friend
kladly ~ dcfer-~ss far IL practicable
tho asking ri numerous qMsstien. aLos'
namsrou. thlnss (some ef them perhaps d
lmportahesl d vithor tho Presidential >
Nica.l'rssidsniiMl Candidate. oi II amy i
The iisrd.worlsfs, until after election
Eev zach ont 10 wv.k llkt Il l.riAl Ii
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

zen wAAi = Sowing Nsekiae lhst Win
gwa llekt AnA Aetoolees. esonlnA the New
Aaerfean d y. y. oIsmonde sestng Macltns
agency. n. hAk that and oshsrs a. el,ser.
tor q Y, - that u 10 tAs old s,sssM "
Annd ss~in.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08
MFOHCE.
7 4. FrLrss, fiAIAiin,
W
uaAaf l'R1NSina. Defendant.
[ AAA-l A~-A -

n Tho Deftalsnt ahevs named
TIM ara notified that there Ia INV an
Ale II the othse of tho Clsrh or thu District
Court, Ia and for tho county N Howard.
and ttAts Of Iowa, I petition n. =. falton
PlainliR above named, claiming II yoa
that hlN title 10 tho f0liewisy real eslate
situated In Howard county Iowa. tn.wltf
Il. s0ath vest Of norihtasi ~ section ~
township W. range u. which ~ hold IN.
lar Asd ~ virtus 81 = dssd 81 general
warranty from n II l,oolitlls anil wife ID
him ~ airing dAts date Jnhr N. 1910, aud
~ virtue VI Il trwAsarerA dsvL III said from.
Uses executed " tbs ". ,sursr or tIoN ard
county, lowA, 10 said N d Dn,!istla l,ear.
Ing dAss JMns lUtA ib7s, May 10 cttsb.
lishud ~ against IN. adverse claims u
yGurs, and thai you b. barred and forcssi
eslnppsl from having " c!sinlns any
right titls u interest III and IL rnli Ire.n'
isss adverse " tLs l~.4lhiitf Ler.iA. And
that unlsss ycs appear thereto and dsfead
htforu nosn VI tht ssunni dry IL thu nski
term VI ths aAid Court sppoInssd ~ NJ held
III the t'eait House In said "a ,'emMsuc,
ins m the roth day Vt uss"hsr 1910. ySsi
default Will b. entered AMI sdxm0nt rend
cred A9Aiaat you ths rson, vi sscorLanss
With M prayer 81 said ps,itios.
Dated Jsas nh, 1874
- Y. \. FULTON, PIN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

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sAalssn, ssl ~ " have gst thtaakl
~s~rrefisng men heeAass nominated u
shn " THAT party pa eheise vii y
Nj. pesfing.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

Tho treses pLAIa DsAIrk Translates
'v0x toFtLt NA Ill thin shali
M stesi Wasn't tAs flAfs UsALaN
thiAkihg n boats a. DrRs 80 Nm.
IIbDtuA MAwk.Efa
~, " we're Acs thinking II my thinf
tAAt r~r,siss 70 ~ v~osabaiAsy u Hehcnek
sad tho sscoeissss sad slunas Of the llAwA
krs Just u tAs time VI thar lrsssla.ios
Cur isiMt advsited 10 ~ o24s .0Oo .uOl
assalings shft bo0t~sIi Secretary n nv
1fcaesFy snder Grant covered Int sAs
pseA6s ~ HE associate thieves IN 1871. ~
adding that sam 20 'hs public 4sLs rLs
HevemesF sleTtsas will tsil II ws eeas,vas
tAs phrase .vss vAtt II s.s pa ,ns
Ssesly WAai deco 10 HAwk.Iss think
oTthAt slsslf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

Wshss \ noan - ~ iavsnsx " Condition rc~avsx. md ~ me No.
shsscxeA ~ - sAsA - k1A1n N veterinary pe~ake. Asw SNssv =
aAS&s ~ kr@sAkA fSrAAs ~ @~ANss ~sMs r.~~~a<aA@
= : A~Av. - 49, - &r~k = &A@s't ~ Aeo.4 ~ - @ss ~
~ asbrAr = AMs s.sAk~s. NssAvxs 81 tsskt RH sAey MdnA
s~A sMs b Esd 0oxA ~ Mnn mi eask. nevarv. \ NE ~~kAsvee
70 - &d - - d~e,vsi ~ NJ 90 u ~ lnhsaer hs NJ kAA
kncwirdes II N Anna. ad unAi Mt tsA 4 sMr ofrclr tfusn 4 snghcn<.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

Thsy ssy that Mr. J.inn Womb have
hess > Koni republican 10 this DAY fin
eeAces hAd held \ Il Isn't reform .hsl
Nv. julian wants 10 mueh ~ redlrsrsLu
tica --MAut.ByA
"ilsdi stributlan could hardly - mad
With : discriminating hand riihoa, worh
iAo . reform Il would e.%ltainl, Ills
tribute The present. incumbent. A. wssh
tngton 70 the states where ilyy bs.ehg
and ti.at Wsald ~ reform fvf no o.hsr susl
- could Ls selected w .ves - great III
~ vi ~ Nsab, il finding THUR ilkr
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Carriage Tf.slaiaS 4sd tsp sls4sx VI
all htnda On .hstt notice
usstsrts4 HAIR, Uhss psgt, Lea ~.
md nndings fsr Nkssnehsfs Wv Gen
stAntly IN haud
hia stsst In s.sl ytAlng tsllsinlng ~
tAs trad. is rsAlIots sni tNs.sfAHisu ~
~ prices, M4tstlal, AA1 ~~vIAlnAnrLit
warranted
g ruppesits Uasu Hsaas. t~ssGtsnnisl
Block, Hlsn u III Nis cellar
OMnsco. low. AAUHs I, tn7e,
5fN 49UO Ml1Lu0.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

GknD abe. - q. r. NOwELL 1 10
5Nsw York. for Pamphlet ~ 100 pness
fenlsInIng Hats Of soon newspapers. rn.l
estimate. showing ecsl ~ Advertising cnfI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

100 Sewing Machines for sals cheap,
. part nov, and sos,s very little used,
just ~ good - new II greatly reduced
prices, will cell yoa any make ysu
want end Warrant he sa1s 70 rive
salielac~le~. w. u. HIuospa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08

WIRg YvHCs 4 sUCCUoa

VIM u8WVB >
NY ~ Of uAs Tsylw N,rs Nsresk@.
UAsep. AimpleAt,. HsAt aud 1asleeA mAa.
xvl II ~ ChsapA,r than 80 ~ woodea
.tghNnsts. A. ,oa, slesies w ths 'Tay :
lur tlfelolaa."
\ l. TAyiUk, sol4 nlAautAcS1rg.
nAssAAaa. love.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-08
THE L or DISEASE
THl IoY o. PAN
70 nAn Arr DoAST
~ (1ganA 0k
MUSTANG
1uY

WHOM AA0 DrUOD f1o TDo1 o. -
WARS
1yA0re - - 1Dro " o0kfD -
AG60j, ~ k0ooea1Gee - 0tU
e1De Ntste, 10 sllrA1, 80 RO1ee
tA0e 0luytclb ~ huooU0
oodut - 49, 0odu ~ = Aoess
~ 01hW 1oonGeJ0 0A101nJ,
sAal 10Ss 80 1880 - ~
no0gte eD11Ch DOe11e eoee.
jtg 16e., NVe. o. ~, A1s
ofyf0 eoUoN the nv o. .
ANeDe0M 6stAek, and to1eGfe0
70 ltff am1f Ms1foobN0es 0n1OSew
= 00loeuel0 hUreo. 1oll
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-26
,rtiie country, whore industry had already ao-

fertile country, where industry had already 40
complished such o wonderful transformation.
The merchant told George that several ladies,
on returning from visit to France, had intro
duced the painting of flowers, but that it was
impossible to procure suitable models; the
best he oould get were q few old engraVings
from the Rue st. Jacques. George made bar
livery of q dozen bouq sets copied from nature
and felt not little gra.ifed at the hope OF
assisfing in this manner some poor artistic VINO
IN France, would And less facilities for the EN-
ploy ment of her tslents.
His mission Terminated, he hastened to New
York, where there was constant com pnication
with distant countries, and having still util-
lied his time for the best interests of ID. Wolff,
he took passage on the first steamer for Hsvre
Fifteen days later he arrived one morning at
the banking house of the Chausee d'Autin.
lTo be contnued.I
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-26
CELEBRATED
For Style, Durability and CheapnesS'
COGAN'S

CUSTOM MADE OLOTHLNG,
From the newest patterns in Spring and Summer
Cloths we have just made up for MOL
Youths and Boye wear. ,,ooa. and
New Stvles in Suits in Cloths, DiagonaS' 1"o'N1 ~
French FIannes T., Hr,-,ro and
New Styles in Coats in Cashmere, Mo'aF
Alpaca. -, .o,o-a Fancy
New STYLES in Pants in light and dAtK 'O'
Paids aud Stripes Nal, and MAJ.
New STYLES in VesJs in Diagonal N"
aeIlles. -. II the houSe
All Of our Clothing being cut ana sn he depended
by frst GLASS Taiors good. stylish ~ LsretoFore will
on in every Instances and our prices "a az
be about oue-hRlf less than usually ,IgTrFs-
FEW OF OUR f n IN ~ RIa
Durable BUSINESS SUITS from az 20 siI
Neat CASHMERE SUITS, from " 40 70 AS
French FLANNEL SUITE ro 9 ~ $t3 to $40 so.
Elegant DIAGONAL SUITS; ~ Sol
Dress BLACK SUITS, from go 70 Itosa
Square Cut SACK COATS, fTo I t - "a 70 SlG.
Prince Albert FROCK COAES, ~ S1 N eI5
Black Cloth FTeOCK COATS, iEon . - 70 As.
Alpaca FISOCIKS and SACKS, iE rn, % 15 TO 6.
Stylish CASHMERE PANTS, i ~ to a. 50
Black DOESKIN PANTS from ty4 4T
Fine JEANS PANTS, from u 9O y ~ IN Tn R3 50.
FoobioD1blc DRESS VESTS, from y oo e. IN 10 90
p,va SOHOOI and DRESS SUI Cs ISTom m - DIkGo
KIno = sneoIHl line of Imported CbO to ora6
NAILS, etc from whlon me@SuiSo
at equally low prices.
COGANS CLOTHING hOGI Streot
Between the eustonhouso ana '9 1eg7 Is ii
Open until O'Clock p. n on sunuASS'
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SAvED-20 PER CENT.-By calling on DR.. L
A Thurber corner Common and Derbigny streets, for
all dental operations
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
r ,EEDS' FOUNDRY,
N ESTABLISHED in 1851
Corner of Delord and Foucher Streets,
NEW oRLEANs.

We are prepared to manufacture Steam Engines,
Boilers. Sugar Mills Sugar Kettles. Draining Ma
Gin Gearing. Furnace Mouths Crate Bars. Judaon 8
Governors and oil kinds of Plantation and Steamboat
work. and every description OF for the South
We beg to call special attention to our large stock Of
Sugar Kettles. Having purchased the entire stock OF
the Stacker Iron Works of Ten esses for which M
E. F. Lavilfebeuvre formerly agent, tand the only
genuine Tennessee Kettle in the ketO offer the
same sale well those of manufacture,
reduced rates price lists of which will be pleased
to furnish application.
se3 70 ~ LEEDS CO.
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fortune. which you must mot lose sight of. Ten
per cent Of the liquidation, which ought to be
considerable, shall be yours. And do not be
imposed upon, they can pay. Here 10 q lettes
to the consul, who will assist you if necessary.
give you she power Of attorney. and for all
your expenses / am responsible Co."
George, wishing bim q safe. pleasant voyage,
and reminding him to write Immediately upon
his arrival in New York, and before setting ont
for Quebec.
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The Toga9e.


George, having no self.reproacbes to make,
wes calm and full of confidence. voyage to
Amerca-what q stroke of good fortune for
him who understood 80 we'll the art of seeing
The distance was certainly greet, but no"
rapidly trsversed' And the idea of danger
never once presen ted itself, SO absorbed was he
in the desire of being useful, and responding
to the great trust copfded to him.
The next morning he embarked from Hsvre
upon q magnificent steamer. The voyage was
rapid and pleasant; for, instead Of abandoning
himself to that listless Incidence which so
often doubles the length and tedium of q trip,
George endeavored to fill up the moments with
some profitable. agreeable employ ment or re-
creation. He kept q journal, and registered q
multitude of observations; noticed the many
changes that the state of the atmosphere pro
duced upon the sea, now green, now somb re,
then again luminous. golden, phosPhorescent /;
the force and strength of the machines which,
blowing the waves. traced b line IS straight, as
sure, that of q railroad, He oonversed with
the sailors and officers went on deck to admire
the beauty of q starry night or setting sun,
and sometime 90 lged in q reverie, the crown
ing figure of which WAS q young girl wearing
Q white flower like q star upon her forehead.
Arriving at New York. he presented to some
friends there letters of Introduction written in
Europe, and continued his journey to Quebec,
so engrossed with the success of the enterprise
that he scarcely paid any attention to the
scenery of the country through which he
passed.
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Thoughtful and quiet, Madame Wolff,
pleading indisposition, kept aloof from the
The baron also appeared anxious and rest
less, and to his wife every glance spoke re-
proach.
The English lady gaily conversed with her
| friends.
"Wbat is the matter with our dear barsness7
| am going to return her money, for believe
| che really won the wager. l fear, hewever,
the victory cost her more than she expected"
"Wb0t do you mean 7" inquired a chorus of
| curious feminine voices
| Don't you observe Mr.. Georges smiling
| triumphant air Look now at his coat sleeve,
| do you see any pint No; and you never will
| see IL there again, but perhaps some one else
| knows where it is "
| as it true" said Young lady, advancing
! towards George, that you have given up
wearing that pin which you ought never to be
| Without"
Al have lost it, mademoiselle," said George,
smiling. The charm is broken, and am now
defenceless against unhappiuess"
George" said M Wolf, who, stranger to
! these frivolous conversations, seemed to be
bnsily engaged reading some papers, you
must go at once. You have q passport, get it
examined at Hsvre the American packet sails
tomorrow. The BUSINESS is urgent; follow
me-"
These words, spoken aloud in n. VOLTS
habItually brief tone, and this abrupt depart.
IRE created quite q sensation. AS for Madame
Wolf, no longer able to conceal her emotion,
and reproaching herself IS the cause of this
unexpected movement, she fell fainting and
lnsenbible upon the divau.
~ told you So" murmured our English
friend.
All FASTENED to the sick one, aud Borghese
always kind and prompt, assisted her to heI
room.
my desr child" said N. Wolff, when he and
George were 10 the library, "y you alone car
save Us, you speak ERglish like q native, and
} are young, sctive, intelligent; 60 as quickly
ss possible. The house of JScksoD, in Q oebeo
, which causes us such anxiety, is about TO fail
} OF this l have positive, confidential proof
Yet all is not lost, and il you arrive in time w
have them. There is very little to explain *
you, who are acquainted with the affair; ruI
, over the file, here are our titles. This pocket
book contains the necessary funds for you
voyage; do not restrict you at all, either IL
expenses or management Of the affair. If yoI
su0ooed, IL lays the foundation OF your owl
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origin, aHd named Mile. Borghese; she was
Kind and good, lees frivolous than those around
her, beosuse che knew how to ocou py her time;
passionately devoted to music, in which she
axoelled, her society was much appreciated and
sought after in the house Of Baron Wolf.
where che was Familiarity termed Borghese,
She had 10 preteDti ons to beauty, and all ideae
Of marriage seemed foreign to that spirit of
Independence characteristic Of an artist. An
ample fortspe gsVe her considerable freedom of
Spoech, and her tone and manners were what
xha world would term those Of q kind hearted,
good natured disposition.
The gsy party separated. after making al
appointment for the evening, that each ones
oari0sity might not be kept in suspense to
she result of the adventure.
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