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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

Tbs undersigned hAs 10 acres of land In
rArls township W Howard COUNTY, On the
thichAsAw eenDly the for sale, Rsvly sIA
acres. sra Improved, with comfortable
dwelling. nine acres itmber. besides good
ARTIFICIAL grove, plenty u farn,ng wnter
snd Ahout twenty arrss good grass land.
Terms 1tnO cash, bslHncu on h years tina
Mlssirsd. secured ~ mortgage On In
premises En1,ire ~ The l.yIsn llovae III
ttetcs, laws.
4tA MARTIN lYDgN,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
Chicago and North Nostcrn Railway
DxrAnruRE w TRAINS sHCM u1DAn AAttiss
n0NA.
Yef chicago snsl NJ FAT lao 4. =. AMFss
Per Omaha and Mn " est 30 A. - ssse -
=. r. kunke els n1tser wilma
q Iron


This truly valuable tonic has hssn -
thoroughly tested by NIL classes ~ the
community that Il IL now deemed insisr.n-
sabls M = Tonic medicine II eost- hut
little, purlflss the blood md gives tehs 70
the stomach, renuvates the sys,ctn md
rrolensr life. Everybody should l,ase |,
For the cure &c Weak siNmnsis, ton
erNi Debility, Indigestion. Difea*es II IL
stomach. md fur MI cares requiring
tonic
This vine includes The mott aFrsr.'.ls
and efficient Salt nf irnn ~ ra*fe"s II
raie Of Magnetic oxide combined viii tho
most energetic Of vegetable 'nnius 'sll'w
Peruvian lark
10 yon want ro,aelhing II .,rsnpil'an
You
DO yoa want a Eo~l appetite
DO ynu want - 81 rli VI nrrsonstesf
bp ron wnnt snsfFs
lpn sun want IL sl.ep we'll
DO you want I" bul'i NJ your ea,.s.ns,
ton
| Ia ynM want 81 fl we'll
III yau want i Lsl-k nni vigu,nn feFl.
inH |
II ,ou 10 Try klNkELs HITTER
WINK nF iKDA.
| only ash Il trial II this VALUABLE iet,e
Hswafr II rpnu.srtei,., ~ ka.A.ns
tlitter Vine IL iren i lhr only s,,,t mi
effect ii rrm.l, In ihr known w.ri.l ior
the permanent cure II Dyspepsia a.' -.
hilAy md IN there arc Il Munhvr ~ isnia
saii.nr offered " fhr Idilic would ran.
ton the community 10 purchase hesaf hut
the genuine article. manufactured hs +
Y knnksi. and hasln. his STAMP ~, lhe
eutk II c,srr hesln. The very fri tsat
others nrr attempting 70 imiiass tt,t stia.
able remedy, proves " worth ahd II ~
volumes In INV iasrt uettLe rrh,isr. u,
r. kunkul'a
FOLD oni, In - bs'iles. Sold y, f,ax'
gi.is and dealers everywhere. y. ! Kun.
MI. Proprietor. .ip North Ninth slrees.
rhiladsiphiA, IA,
Tape Worms Renewed Awe.
Head anl all complete Ia two hours. No
fse I'LL heal passcs. Heat Fin hnsl aton,.
Mh MorMs ssmovsL hy ". kMnkel, 100
IN. Ninth Etrvai. PAiioIclphiA, Ia hsnA
for sirculnr or ask your druggist fur hot.
RE af kMnkie's Worm kyrup. II never
fsils Price, u. WlS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

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tAs#ss 49, / 80 - \ - 80
tAN - asfe N tAaa isae
srss ~ ssSs kasA AaNIs .asa
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
10 Upssrs u Ors1s. AND Phases.

~ =! n..'1 !. ..'. " 49, .,1 eys'r ."o.
All. r. w. IMs's, ~ clvmnvr's drug
STORE, ~ through, ,he trssco post Onirs 10
ny xdAssss, ~ sts,n ~ possible
n j, ~. HuEMM
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably thsss 10 W. complaint thai an sssths
AsMas sysesa, shleA u ~ iilils snAsssiaad a ihs
pssssAt line, - s~ms ~ ths ssTisd fof,ns ~ MI.
aey Gem rlsIMis.
fksre u - 1tssAAs Witch tsuss zach Heuts
- hldseee fe,l ls sacssts s,osN tks Liss.t III.
osss aelA enA nshvf pssa4,satta substances, whlvh
~ tle~A AssaoistesiA ~ sitsAlstssD ihususl
49, syNsa.
" fsss shy sssss Vie hldn.tA h,i \. rs..,t,n
49, feestl.HA AssuiytHn Hlas tA#tn. NJ. eutH1las
etsss sss tsbva W ~ tbs sisstb.ns+ anI III.
whsle e1sssM fhiswH tHtv i slasv ~ dtsssse.
sass'ea great rais sHA suAss.Hss and sstt afteH
isstaedsls dsstk lt.tHs lin sHtuttsles III Iselss
tme ths Ildnsys ana hlasd In 4 knailit suHllItsal
lhI.seh With III thv Impurities ~ tha tsat
~SAfs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
Democratic Campaign Music.
Zach Piece giving 4 pletsre ~
TulDGN + HgNoRl0kS.

Tides and Reform kong And Chorus ~
viii \ tlAys Price 10 60.
TIT ihe II ight Man N the wheel
song and churvus ny N, \. Hays N cts.
Tho tiNsN nre sadly nut II Joint
Hong anil shevus. ny sclihgtnn. " cts,
Tides AnI ttcndrlek. 0.lop 10 the
White itenss ny ] H. Wilson nj cts
Tilien's Campaign i'plka. Ny
WNllstsisiH n, rls.
Titien's Campaign March by G.
Wis.lnAn IN sts.
Tildcn anil Hendricks easeriic
Qnickstep, lily J. Il, Wilson 10 ci..
Anv riecr -,nile', roeirsiI, N receipt
" sLu Markni price. Address.
j |. I'stsrs, sta broadway. N. Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

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fa4s a~##tAtai ~ NJ ~ tsAAsa
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IT. s'lA sffsaa ~ ala FssN ~ sses
80 IA YAtAs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
PRONG UNOgD INCUR
AO6g.

H. T. Asessss, esa. Dess ets = have Msm
bAlly addicted With kida.J Compliant III III,
ysAss. hs,s ntsAt paiA IN M Lset hips sAl si,te,
Ntth ntsei AtMsntty ~ pseesAs wt"ft wilsh 80
uflsH, and In very snail yuAMlltls* jttVvAnlt ~
sSmrAale4 Wiih rssvurIaisHn pain
have faithfully ttlsl testAl vi HE t1rAiAt t*Hss
v1sse tssseMtMuNasd Ut my tsmpisliis ] HAIR
keeh MAdet As tstmtMsht III tttns vi this tHusi
shilifsi phyasiAns IN Hos.1A, ~ ~ whoa pfu
nauhesi lny sAse IMsutAhist This wss my sptsdl
elsn ek.h sAs sdslssa by friend " u, III.
vsest.ns, aAA eO1ld sss Iii. u@si stIYsts fnm Tin
Ata duss i.sA, and Hatn ihel nstusH k~l,l i'm
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akUhtA thlwk, AbsNt - hsNfls9s
N Ii lNlsvA valuable MsdIa,he HHd VI I stsntsA
~ e1ieisa sHAie ~ ~ eAnss ~. Nvuld Aits :
dollar Asss, VI sssiA NH get " without.
ktsvSsttsttt,. IN ufLk,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

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whl.h his rtasea tsFit mhis sainakls ~ sasss
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ek"le syaisns ~ healthy ast.au.
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Asts.s.. ~ thv hudlf Al tsfAfits IA Asliaa it...a
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

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MAJ AAaB INT kB4 sMassa @Aasass \ s@sss fsHa* -
fAsa 81 .8aa sas hAQs III $500 #At sA#As
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

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NsrsNSsst. FASTER. services essss ssAhsth ~ 10 ~
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
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IL FOR ,hc tough shin. assh ahi masels~ y
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ma speedily ssAsAs. and ~ never saw bas
4 fsw essvs ~hleA Il wanld NIL ours. u
will enrr ~hsn anything can. II II Tally
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hrs wassh N s'sssnnr Linlment viii ,le
ksstrr Tbs fells~in. - = sample 81 the
,s.,l,non, rrosiaesd
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saya
yAAvssfns. o.. MarrA 4. 1874.
The GvntAar l.ini,nsAta Are the best
Neliins medicines W. have sser hrd, The
LstaaNd II very gr.s. fov N, and " eAnass
AHura "a 10 wiihnMt II
r. n. iitsEr 4 SON"
Jssvsas4s, Ma, New IN. iA7a,
.Snnt~ timr nRa VAS phitpinE hsrscs u
II. Louis. -, ane badly crippled In the
sar. With great lli6raity ~, him 10 the
stable. The stable keeper gave mr. n lot
~ NJ your rsntsnr Imminent. which
used with anah sueress TINT In Two ,lAy. this
horse was Ariis~ and nearly we'll. | have
Lecn veterinsr. surgeon Ter thirty yoars,
Int your i.intmvnt heats anything | cves
nsrd A. !, M'CARfi.
Veterinary Surgeon,
These Iinin.nts are nov sc.d ny WI
dealers III ihv country,
Laboratory Il ! H. ROSS 4 20
~ nsSRr. Nsw yaNa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

Warm mesls ~ rts., Al TIN lily
Bstery
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
n y. ~ -

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esevy Friday evening II the udd Fellows
Nalf. tteses. iewA. Visiting hsrmtess
cordially wslsomed
\. ". fsusa, ~. l.. A. Msssias.
". Sec. We. r..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
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ftaassien " asgsss
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and ~ ea- third lsses prices than ssss hvsts
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ens establishment and Give 4 complete eutht
IN All articles firm ! ,ar~s cellar n nna
aiter ey~s esa,. Remember III. place IL
bsy slr,hinr and .ase wcnr, isM
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ur A. zrSpELowirz,
0Ngo00, IOWA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

ssto.hsr's team loaded with brick
fsr .as new Intel, took fright ~ =
passing train Tuesday morning tas.
aing up Min street, fnn Into wagon
leaasA with lamLs,, driving .hs lum.
her forward and fsArfally lsesra,ing
The ls~ss aassbei 10 ~ lead, aud
passing on up stree. nnahsrped = span
VI mules attached ~ q load VI eual In
front Vi l.on,as Dtcs. where I'll were
piled upon tho side walk and cap
tnssd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

N rs,Nnssslen Nth shs rsrrt. wa hasr 4
~ev,vusissl AAssstnsvrt ri lstislns Mssssi.l
AAd Ats tt~r~tvd ~ ssrs@,lr all klnds II
pttnslse w Il ssti~ unsurpassed
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
l'E N1'AUR
t,tNlNll .N'lN.
~. uMss \ 80. Awssss $40
sNAetN AssAs esss

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~ sss8 aM.A W. swsN fsNNAHeA $3.50 tAA4
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s44ga s8s8# A#*s6eA At - 8Ns4s ~ II NAA88s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

Tho Publisher ~ the Whip aud
Spur, Decatur. Illinois, ono VI tho
mrst efficient grecnback papsrs that
w have. offers IL send IA Mn.il the cnd
II The campaign for 10 cents. fonr
copies 70 CENTS; ton copies bv cvns..
twenty copies $500. Every number
IA u good campaign document.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
Republican Campaign Music.
Gael, i'isr. giving a picture Of
HAYES AND W6EglER

FOR TIE PIANO.
Hayes md Wheslsr's tsnlnp To The
White House, ny " Miller. price ri cts.
Hayes md Wheeler fnveriis Polka
NY II Miller ~ cts.
Hayes Campaign uheAs,sr. n.y. u
Miller. ~ ris
Hayes. Campaign Mnvch I,y II. Mi,lsrsa IT.,
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BRADBURY PIANOS

tssNA IN - III ~ 4 ~ ~ Asvs ~aess.
a. V HI ees4ss4 III Htt 49, N III NJ ssss
f48sfH@5 = Nj f#ss ae4a Mt#sNgasss sssss -.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-03-23
The Political Outlook.

Advices from New Hampshire indicate
that the Republicans have carried that
State by clear majority, electing their
candidate for Governor and retaining
their ascendancy in the Legislature.
This is matter rather of regret than
ofsurprise, for, in its political preferences,
New Hampshire has ever been one of the
most stable States in the Union. In the
twenty-three elections which had been
held since 1856, previous to the one just
passed, the Republicans were successful
in twenty, by absolute majorities ranging
from 1900 to 5000. The Democrats
have in all this period never had
majority but in 1868, 1871 and in 1874,
through dissensions in the Republican
ranks and the nomination of third candi-
dates, they have gained pluralities. In
both the campaigns of 1875 and 1876 the
number of scattering Republican votes
was much diminished, thus, apparently,
only swelling the Republican gains. 1t
is probable, also, that the Democrats
were weakened this year by the character
of their candidate for Governor, who
seems to 1lave been what was called in
the North "Copperhead," one opposed
to vigorous prosecution of the war.
While success in New Hampshire
would have been of great advantage. to
the Democrats, it was necessity to the
Republicans, as defeat there would have
hopelessly crippled them in the Presi-
dental contest. The result does not ma
terially affect the outlook for the Dem
ocracy. The battle will not be fought in
New England, where the voters move in
the old grooves and are bound up with
the bondholders and the moneyed inter-
est that dictate Republican legislation.
It will be waged in the West and in the
South, both of which sections feel keenly
the burdens of unequal administration of
the government and the wrongs perpetra-
ted by Radicalism, and both Of which
demand that the .sceptre shall pass from
the hands of the East. The stake is good
government, and Democrats must plant
themselves squarely on this platform, re-
fusing utterly to be diverted by any dis
tracing and sham issues. 1t is not to be
believed that the people of the United
States will submit longer to the domina-
tion of party which inaugurated an era
of personal government, partisan legisla-
ton and official corruption, and which
permits its Schencks and Belknaps and
Babcocks to revcl in ill-gotten gains,
while every branch of industry is paral-
yzed and honest men are wanting bread.
In those sections in which the ruin is
most complete will Radicalism find its
sternest rebuke. And while by bluster
and greenbacks and the organized ma
chinery of the ofice-holders it may hold
its own in New England, it will be con-
victed and sentenced on the general issue
in November. The Radicals have staked
their all on the elections. They die
hard.-Neecs and Courier.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-03-23

Pen PICTURES OF THE PREss.-We
ought to have taken public notice earlier
than this of the biographical sketches of
the officers of the South Carolina State
Press Association, published in the Alb
beville Medium. The sketches of Presi-
dent Hoyt, Yice-Presidents Farrow,
Maurice and Bronson, and Corresponding
Secretary Murray, have already appeared,
and have been deeply interesting, we
know, to newspaper men in this State. The
general public likewise, where they have
had the opportunity, enjoyed the Me-
dium's lively and faithful accounts of the
conductors ofjournals which have become
familiar friends. But the gentlemen who
have been made immortal by our Able
vile Plutarch are so painfully di6ident
that the biographical sketches have not
been passed from one paper to another
with beftting diligence, and newspaper
readers generally have seen very little of
them. No doubt, however, each bio
graphical sketch is treasured up, at least
by him whose name it bears, and the
whole series will be good things to have
in the house, as the present generation of
South Carolina journalists pass away
from their thankless labors.
The Press are the debtors of the Medium,
for its kindly tender and generous labors
but who shall give the Hemphills the
pleasure and the praise they have so Law
ishly given others? This must be the
task of the State Press Association at its
May meeting, and a Committee of the
Whole will be none too large n body to
to do justice to pair of journalists with
hearts as big as houses and brains as big
as their hearts.-Ne,vs and Courier.
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TO BE CONTINUED.
THE ATHEIST.

The fool hath said, "There is no God !"
No God WHO lights the morning sun
And sends him on his heavenly road,
A far and brilliant course to rum
Who, when the radiant day is done,
Hangs forth the moons nocturnal lamp
And bids the planets one by one,
Steal o'er the night valssdark and damp
No God WHO gives the evening dew!
The tanning breeze, the fostering shower
Who warns the spring morn's budding
bough,
And plants the summers noontidc flower!
Who spreads in the autumnal bower
The fruit trees mellow stores around,
And sends the winters icy power
To inyigorate the exhausted ground?
No God Who makes the bird to wing
Its flight like arrow through the sky,
And gives the deer its power to spring
From rock to rock triumphantly?
Who formed Behemoth, huge and high,
That at draught the river drains,
And great Leviathan to lie,
Like floating isle, on ocean plains?
No God!-Who warns the heart to heave
With thousand feelings soft and sweet,
And prompts the aspiring soul to leave
The earth we tread beneath our feet,
And soar away on pinions fleet
Beyond the scenes of mortal strife,
With fair ethereal forms to meet,
That tells US of the after life?
No God WHO fixed the solid ground
OF pillars strong that alter not?
Who spread the curtained skies around?
Who doth the ocean bounds allot?
Who % all M things to perfection asioI, Es brought
Go ask the fool, of impious thought
Who dares to say '"fhere is no God"
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yesterday. But cannot my Marion for
give her penitent brother?" .,.
20, yes, dear Arthur! bitter thoughts
against you cannot dwell long in my
heart. I was also to blame. was in
discriminate and presuming. You, too,
must forgive" she said, extending her
hand.
"And my gentle sister will write to
me sometimes, as in lang syne,' to cheer
the poor exile. Now, put on your hat
and 90 with me for walk. Let us visit,
it may be for a last time, the favorite
Fairgrounds of our happy childhood.
You need not fear me, Marion" he con-
tinued, reproachfully, seeing that the
young girl blushed and hesitated. "The
hopes of yesterday are gone, vanished
forever! I know too well the steadfast
heart of Marion Maham; for her to love
once is to love foreverW