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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-28
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-28

rkHssT vph iHns.~-A writer In HI. fss0-
fisH Mechanic states that he hu. found
ihe following composition completely p,,e-
ereslnl ter e.snsnl,ng Iron ralling tstM,
Iron IfaiinEa ~ Hlever. anl nli,rr sinsliar
Applications. aii With .arh pllef, ~ 10 ~.
~ tha l,lnNs ~ 4 slehs. hanu~r. namely,
klual raris ~ anlrIW AMI .llls lead.
with ainui sisth ID hrras, lln#s l,s.l,,g
'h",t,'lHll, incorporated together vi ~ 10
iupin plaH homogeneous iua#s, Iii slt.assinx
shlH HAisAlates ~ pts.p ii liz IE8tlassss
uaiaal. Il Il niuist.nsI With elfeua Ill
rhu,fr nfli afll 4 tlln in,ef II |, PLACED
',eiassn ilis iAa t,ls,'.s IT Iron. nnl tii.ss
ara thru hlinly iavssvL together ID hun 4
reilett ,.ltal. In ll,a l,liel ,,etial ii l.ha,it
i've tla,a i itseoipes rrltsei,, dry. MI
ii9ara II III evinntllig compound having
saniFe,l. Altl lhs iiuu rAlihlta ti.r ala,ant.
h'ts'e sl,nrly II having bovn wrl,ipl 10.
Esshsr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-28

Tiis following l. ~" way 10 ent hottie
u iNoi Turn III bottle q. svsuI, ~ l,os~i-
lie assr In ~ light liam. for aboat ten
'liiiiiss iisli IT. steadily In water, and
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HA.E p sneirelv ,h. fid~ III TIN heated
l,'teF. allowing shs portions to bs sHsily
salaiaseL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-28

Ltfillpa titsAa. Num@ etlrrsssful ~.
r~ritnsnss have lAtsly hrr,l made In Tho
production Of llil,ium lslas#. rbs slla
~tnIla,si VIA obtained from eoninon
gnsfis srystHi@. rulveiised ahi lfsaisl
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commercial trh l.nl TLs lIiiutn was +
eaiH'i.Als preeiilln'ea ly carbonate VI
ammonia from ertls chloride. Eight
fisltins ssfs mule. anl ls,in M 10 IL.
talnii ~ ftlss i.orr lhan twenty-five g14liua
n anea. II Il slnlal thai tlpls npra ,nuny
difficulties In thu operation --np. fron lhe
prsss,sen II IRON. tho nInull quantity III
materials employed. and ,hr Hek of eon.
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obtained larfn .nnugh 10 work with. Ila
glass thus produced II described IL hsIng
elsar, lsliis hnrd. and somewhat ,iuged
With grss,,, probably ~ account II LIN
rrssrtisa VI ironi i,s Specific gravity
II finm J.J " %, ils nlsx of rsfr.e-
lion, llbO.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-28

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-29
UNCLE DANL EXAMINED
Satisfying the Lawyers that He is
Bankrupt.

The long delayed and frequently post
poned examination in bankruptcy OF Un-
Gle Danl Drew took place at the resi-
denCe of his son William, at Carmel, on
Tuesday. Leaving the Harlem railroad
at Brewster's, beautiful drive of cou-
pie of miles brought the anxious search
ers after truth to their destination, Ger
tainly Uncle Dan'l could not even, in the
realms of fiction, have found more de-
lightful city of refuge. The grounds are
a paradise, abounding in gracefully win
ding walks, long vistas of noble trees,
shady retreats Of evergreens, close cut
lawns and plats offlowers. In the midst
of them stands a large ornate, wooden
mansion richly furnished. The visitors
found Uncle Dan'l in bed. He had hard
ly expected them, having the day before
requested Mr. Williams by letter to again
postpone the examination. He was ner-
vous, and apparently weak. but they
swore him in, and Mr.. Stern began to
ask questions, Uncle Dan'l answered re-
luctantly at first, the general drift Of the
Inquiry being, what had become OF all
his moneys, and who had it all. 1t was
the latter part of the inquiry that arous-
ed Uncle Dan'l to sense of the rellei
there was in an examination. There
was never sich case in all Wall street,
said he, "of anybody's losing so much In
such little while-$2,OOO,OOO in fifteen
months"
"Where did it go?" was natural in
quiry,
"Nor-west and Way-bosh," said Uncle
Dan'l, angrily, sitting upin bed, and then
he told how he had been deceived. He
didn't think the boys had meant to "con-
spire" against him, but that they were
kind of afraid of him, and daren't 60 with
him the lengths he was laying out. As
the "reminiscences of this ill treatment
by the boys came freshly to the old gen
tlemans mind, he warmed up, lost his
apparent 'eebleness, and said, Damn !"
with great JUNCTION several times. By
and by he was brought to speak of the
Drew University, and expressed his re-
grets that he hadn't been able to carry
out his plans there. As long as he could
he said, he saw 'em through"
The examination seemed to act as a
tonic. When it was over, the visitors
went down to lunch, and as they were
chatting, who should appear but Uncle
Dan'l poking in without the aid of cane
or anything, and sat down with them
Before they went he had explained to
them all what puts" and "calls" are in
English, and had in high spirits and with
evident enjoyment opened to them many
secrets of the street.
Whatever the lawyers think of Uncle
Dan'l's illness, they are abundantly sat
isfed that all his money is gone. His
house in town, with the ground and sta
bles, was sold, under foreclosure, at auc-
ton yesterday for $1150,000, at the suit
of Louisa X. Edy, Georgiana Everett,
Antoinette Cozzens, and Josephine Coz
zens, his nieces, and bought by them
~ Y World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-29
.NEWPUBLIc1ToNS,

lHH| r. n .
Btacktcood, for June, republished by the LEON
ARD scoTT PUBLISHING COMPANY Il Barclay
street. New York. contains Os follows,
"a Woman. Halter Part l."
"Calderons Moorish Plays"
"lso5 The Lady Candidate;" conclusion.
devious Rambles with Definite Object
"winter in Northumbriam Watering Place"
The Royal Academy"
Her Majestys Opposition
Another volume Is now completed, and this,
the closing number gives promise Of good things
yet to come, II opens with serial called 'The
Woman Hater." The person to whom this epthet
is applied is introduced to sas the escort of three
ladies' who are travelling on the Continent There
Is another gentleman with the party who would
be called an accomplished cOquette If he were a
coquette.
A very short sketch Of the condition of Spain
in the fifteenth century puts us In position 10
understand "Calderon's Moorish Plays" two OF
which, Love after DEATH, and "The Love Of
Gomez Arias," are described ard quoted.
"1S05-The Lady Candidate" is ended, She
loses the election, but wins what she had set her
heart upon.
devious Rambles with Definite Object
The discussion of what the definite object" may
possibly be is so lengthy, that we rejoice when
the rambler gets fairly started. Haying reached
the Netherlands his description increases in in
terest.
"Winter IN Northumbrian Watering Place y
describes the experience of an invalid who was
ordered to Northumberland in midwinter. Vt
was pleasing to be told by the landlady when
lodgings were engaged that gentlelolks brought
their own cooks, and all she placed at their at
disposal was her Kitchen" and to find that ser =.
wants, plate bedding, table linen, and many othe'
things had to be supplied by the lodger. The vii
lage of Redburnmouth was chosen for headquar-
quarters and the writer describes several excur-
slons made to places of interest in the neighbor-
hood.
Quite long article is devoted to devoted to a
criticism of the Royal Academy Exhibition and
special mention is made Of a number Of pictures
| by Millais, Leighton, Alma Tadema, and other
well known artists.
In conclusion, there is the political article
a" Her Majestys Opposition" in which the Queens
new title and the Winslow case comes in for no
tice.
Thep periodicals. reprinted by the LEONARD SCOTT
PUBLISHING COMPANY al Barclay street, N. Y.
are as follows The London quarterly, Edinburgh
Westminster, and British quarterly Repictcs' and
BlackWOOds Magazine. Price, 81 a year for any
one, or only Sl5 for ALL and the postage is prepaid
| by the Publishers,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-29
HAYES !!
Nominated for President by the
Republicans at Cincinnati.
The Man Who COmtenanced the Murder
of an Ohio Miner, and is Guilty OF
Manslaughter.

Yesterday, at CINCINNATI, Gov. Hayes,
of Ohio, was nominated by the Repub'
licans for President of the United States
Morton and Bristow withdrawing in his
favor. Some regarded Bristow with great
favor prior to his withdrawal in favor o.
Hayes, but that act has forever damned
him. Morton, also, had few irlehds
principally post-masters, etc. before
committing suicide in like manner WIN
Bristow. Both knew well that with such
an enemy of the workingman as Hayes
they could expect nothing. No doubt
they will be clamoring for the working
men but, as an evidence of their hypoc'
risy, it is only necessary for us TO re,
cite the last damning and murderous acl
of Gov. Hayes, of few days ago; Iha'
act is, in Gov. Hayes, of Ohio, the he
publican nominee for the Presidency
sending out militia of that State to shoot
down and murder in cold blood the poor
miners of Massillon, and is worthy the
seyerest condemnation of every honest
man. These miners were on a strike
against villainous and unnecessary re-
duction of wages that would reduce them
to worse than beggary. As workingmeI
they peaceably resorted to a strike, and
were meanly belied by the entire press
of the country. The capitalists used
every means to instigate them to com
init deeds of violence, but signally failed
and at last in despair, sent their ennis
saries and agents to burn the mines anC
commit other outrages, hoping to throw
disgrace upon the miners. No riotou'
demonstrations were made, yet warrants
were issued and eight miners arrested
without any resistance on their part
This was acknowledged by all the daily
papers. One miner, who was walking
peaceably home, and did not instantly
stop when ordered to do by the military
was shot through the bowels, and dice
afterwards. Now, how long will work
ingmen, by their accursed apathy, allow
their fellow.men to be shot down Ike
dogs? Gov. Hayes countenanced thi'
murder, and is guilty of manslaughter
Let the working-men Of the United
States remember him at the polls mex
fall, and consign him to the politlca
death he so richly deserves Working
mans Map, Indianapolis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-29

Washington, June 1S.-In an open let
ter addressed to Washington Mclean, a
citizen of Ohio, which is published here
to day, the writer calls Mclean
A man at once secretive and audacious
plausible and treacherous; covetous OF
wealth beyond the average of humanity,
and of party influence, principally as a
means of accumulation; ignorant, but pre-
tentious; intrinsically mean, but making
high professions Of magnanimity.
And the writer adds;
You have contrived to obtain and
maintain a dictatorship of the acts and
policy of the Democratic party, which
they, who despise and distrust you, have
been unable to overcome, and which you
have not once exercised, except to its in
jury and disrepute,
This writer charges Mclean with kill
ing off Douglas and Pendleton, and with
preventing Chase's nomination, while
pretending to be in favor oft The chief
points of the letter are in these senten-
Ces, which follow the charge that Mclean
plotted for the nomination Of Seymour,
simply because not being able to rule the
party, he was willing to ruin it;
And there are not few who believe
that you returned from New York to
Cincinnati with your pockets full of
money, and the experience of Judas
lsCariot. There was an hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, and you knew it,
ready for you in case you secured the
nomination of Chase. 1t is not unsafe to
conjecture that somebody offered higher
rewards. There are reasons for the be-
lief that while you were making a show
of opposition to the nomination of Mr.
Lincoln, and protesting sympathy for the
South during the war, you were person
ally in the receipt of an income derived
from the federal government. What was
the nature of the compact concluded be-
tween yourself and War Minister Stan
ton at your all night interview with that
officer in 1862 has never been distinctly
known, but that itincluded some species
of treaChery to the Democratic party on
one side, and some species of considera-
ton paid by the other, is a matter of ira
dition at the capital and of suspicion in
Cincinnati. That you were on terms of
better understanding with the military
representatives of Federal authority than
you were willing to admit, was palpable
at the time, and there are more more
reasons than one for the opinion that
your fears of military in erference with
the publication Of the Enquirer were al
together pretended. You had made the
discovery that political operations were
safer and nearly as profitable with your
party out as your party in power in 9TH
er words, that the best combination for
public robbery is one that includes rob
bers from both political camps, and upon
that theory there is no doubt you prac-
ticed. In short there is nothing to make
it incredible that you have been exten-
sivey connected with those jobs, the
proceeds Of which are supposed to have
Injured almost exclusively to members OF
the party in possession of the govern
ment.-Cjn. Commercial.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-29
A BAD OUTLOOK FOR ORTIZ.

The Foreign Affairs Committee Of the
House will report in strong condemns
ton of the Venezuela claims swindle
and recommend the cancellation of all
outstanding certificates. A new COM
is proposed to re-examine all claims
make provision for those whose demands
were rejected because they refused to be
blackmailed by the Stillwell ring, and
reduce the swindling awards to an hon
est basis. The connection of Orth, pres
ent Republican candidate for Go, ernoI
of Indiana, with the Uillainous ring
whose rascalities are thus exposed, will
be apt to shelve him, as it certainly will
ifthere is any sense of deccncy among
the Hoosier Republicans.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-29

WAS THAT$15O,OOO IN HARD OR IN
SOFT MONEY?-AN OPEN LET
TER TO MR.. WASHINGTON NC
LEAN, OF The CINCINNATI EN-
QUTRER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-29

THE Supreme Court of Ohio on Tues
day decided the action of the election
commissioners in Wood county, in throw
ing out the vote Of Perrysburgh on ac-
count of frauds, to be illegal. The case
which was that of parties claiming the
Office of Probate Judge, was remanded
to the lower court for further hearing
this court deciding that the question ol
fraudulent votes could be properly exam
ined there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-29

THE ticket having been nominated, all
excuse for playing the role of reform is
done away with, and Bristow is driven
out of the Cabinet. This is notice to
the thieves and plunderers that they
will not be molested, but are wanted to
save the party.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-29

GAIL HAMILTON, Blaine's clever sister
in-law, thus expresses herself about the
nominations: The ticket is perfect,
except that they ought to have taken ex-
Governor Straw, of New Hampshire, in
stead of Wheeler The ticket would
then have been Hayes aud Straw"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-29

The Senate Committee on Appropria-
tions propose to increase the naval ap-
preparation bill So, ,6SO,OOO more than the
amount uoted by the House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22

These wives sloried in being hclpmatcs To
their husbands. They helped them with
their work; they interested themselves in
what they were dcing; they not only gave
them Their sympathy, but they made them.
selves colaborers. That they cheerej. helm.
ed. and comior,ed them, giving them strength.
and hope, ana faith. their husbands testified
They understood the true mission of mar.
riage; remembering that when God gave Eve
20 Adam, he declared that hc gave her to be
a helpmate. Think of this, ye women, who
are wives, but alas, no helpmaies
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22

Who Cawnpore over these a.Bombay.bls Goa-ks
without feeling as SadraS an undertaken, out OF
sympathy for the unfortunate Albert Edward
Futtehpoor fellow is the Prince. He may stay al
home, and Bradlaugh will howl at him; or he
Magoeway, and the editors viii couple his name
with cxecrable puns. Wales, old paId, we Pittle
you = Roace(rs Reporter. What did he Goawa Tor
anyhow? Mataban better employed lierat nome
Who's lIurdwar he is now? Sendanagar reE!'
ment after him.
The Ohio Legislature has "a bill TO purge the
judiciary" The wholesale drug establishment
that gets the contract under TINS bill VIII make
a pile OF moncy.-ifktR BaHtteH.
They have dug up petnhcd woman in Ar
kansas. Her eye had such a stony glare that the
workmen who rcsurrected her took her for a
mothcrin. law, regardless OF the Jact that moth
ers-in law never die.
! Doubtless Mr.. L. c. Samples of Georgia, don't
appreciate what narrow escape he had from
falling tree, which killed the two mules he was
driving. And yet U c Samples Of such ingrati-
tude constantly.
Massachusetts, papers may be as truthful, in
the aggregate, as any Others, but it would never
do for the FREE TRADER to tell as improbable a
story as the following, which we copy from the
Plymouth (Mass) .Memorial:
"Bluc.biris were singing, youngsters bathing
in the harbor, base ballists playing that game
in thin undress, butterflies uttering about, bees,
wasps. and flies were plenty; and that festive
summer insect, the mosquito, was on hand to
present his January bill. These items, with
green grass and a cherry trce in leaf, were noted
in Plymouth, while Pympton had piping frogs
and display of turtles, and Kingston was lively
with grasshoppers"
King Kalakaua has just received a barrel of
Missouri whisky, sent him by friend at st. JOS
cph. Thoughtful missionaries are beginning to
get out of his country. They can't trust peo-
PIE who drink Missouri whisky.
A Muscatinc butcher has meat block made
of one hundred and twenty pieces OF hickory
two feet long, arranged in an upright position
and presenting the appearance OF neat mosaic
work. You never sausage curious looking
meat block in any other town than Muscatine.
A couple of barrels of Cincinnati whisky were
recently found by party Of Indians in Oregon.
The Orgon,an says, hewever, they refused to
drink il. How thankful these untutored chill
iren Of nature should be to 4 bcnefcent Proyi. |
dencc for supplying them with the instinct that
enables them so readily to detect deadly poison.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22
THE ST. NICHOLAS LIBRARY

These fonr volumes sold =, being only two dol
lars yolumeG beautiful and valuable Christmas pre,en,
for an entire family OF young folks.
The Ne'o York Tribune says; I'm tie avalanche OF i'm
moral literature that threatens the children some strong
vitality wholesome really attractive magazine il re-
CURED io them. ana ST NICHOLAS has reached higher
PLATFORM and commands for this service wider
In art and letters any of ts predecessors -
porsrics."
The SHd1y NAp,' Tni's says: "A cleaner purrr more
Trustworthy periodical Tor children csnnot be named
The magazine does not calm be religious. but II 1. on
the side OF all that Is true aud good from beginning
to end"
Tue Fehsiors press AL over ae country heartily co IN.
mends IT. NICHOLAS and virtually echoes The opipon
Of the Nee York ChrTH Tai0a that II Is e, DELIGHT.
FUL MAGAZINE toE ALL ciiJIuEEN RIrYrEx FIVE AND
EIGHTY sENkN"