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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

The Nawn,n. journal rays painn
eumrIlnmh'nry wor's ~ 4, ". Nnr.
hiil,n, WIN succeeds Mr.. tfih IN she
hatnress huainess IN this place lie
nominating hm'unr III ths, rrod hnya
Muarn.inr lna turned out. cohrlud'
ins its at'inl, Ivy ~nyIn1 that "hc " \
Young man whnse industry, UPRIGHT
#rl,,,Ari.t lni ursrlo, qualification
Hi il Workman tui.,lr lin ~ All The
good 'linrs for'nH, has III store,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

Nl 4. u bnPiim fafrnrs Il
TOUGHER uf nur lnl ~, sete1i now II
Gilnties Gtiy tHf'. ota pttilnip
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from TIL rnllhnrA pnsl og III Sat.
mentioned ha participant N IL.
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appetite, sat ! irH betspt Iu usefy ttered
Yours, Will respect,
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MetrNhtsi. Pastor sess4rrs sssts sshsaiA " ~ q
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are rariiaiis invited
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WfsHststt Services rx&Ty AsndAf N'isHe II
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

PALMER Gi3arrAh ii ilir ,rsl
'lrhsn ~ NJ 4 Grnttan. i.pa. ii,
Preston. Mint 81 N.lln, stlns,
.Iln 2'lth. hy /, Wells. ltsq.. MI
Cleo. " Palmer. an, Mis- Mnly
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BROWN iii a.,saa. Town, ills I.
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DAMS In MaterilDa, 6asa Co.,
Michigan, fnnr II 'ssT, aalIt
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

NJ Il, nnoilitlr exhibited In NH
ollie yesterday Il bottle II tia ynr.
ariau- Hinse. hurpnra of Minn.Aptn
caught nsnr Owaibnlia, where mil.
llUnh u them lnfesi the fields.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

\ AstItrpw,l ineenuirry iiie H.
aiiu,.l .,nnfupa'4 iirfly ai..islo AMI i
row u Wooden buildings III Decolnll
oH "Wednesday.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
FARM FOR SALE!
AMONG I'LL. LTAT IN HOWARD
COUNTY.

The NV quarter # see ~ Township ~.
Nnnge III. containing WIN Aeres The h.
hair II The ~ la4tttt III So 10 Town
~, it#ilsa ~, lh,HR - l.eres Als4l
anB aes. II IL Eafli Ii eheihapd, assr
loo nrre4 nha,f tie aloa hiaHg IA atres
n! iii, Lest IL Narlus iialhr. naiei.
iuiitllte4.. r - will iHsie II ].
ihnftl II .4i Ial9e. II i9lrl MI.
ahap .s'fp The i . d, ihe Il. u see
NJ, I'M ~, lsalra Il containing 81
acres III ef-'e.4aI \ Il naf Iuat Nua ,tirr
'rIen fltttr ~ 80 hAasl asaut II
arfFa = gshu 4fs ~ ii tbls sisflns htfea1a
md aete ~ i M1tstlFt fahd Tile ler.
'rcii all Will H. - el.e#is together ar Fl
lpte II slilt purchaser, Tine will ~ giY
~ 10 suif
alilte, ~ ta,i "a
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
NfIIHWEEIHIWHN
If u Trrtr.t. Ncr'y,

IL tanelrga. rlcaa, Lraf In nlt,l
ihe nhnsr nsNuelafiau, mil ,lp mi
fall IL 81 pr, ant. \ largr H''rni,
Hfire ia ihg.trt - Il really profitable
amt e1eihl time, Cow.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
vEoETINg.
NOTHING EQUAL. TOT.

Anfa HAlfn, Ma .Ast ~, itsn.
~. n. n srxs.as
neNs eir~4I have htsn ttaui'sI Nth anfsfsa,
uashef and tases tnthplHInt tsi shIta tsAis NutL
Ing eyef IN Ms any ltss.d Hntii eails.a.hsed u..
IN ehe vMtETfSE s,a nuw E.islu4 Ai0ng Ntsl
ssle, aMa ssili aslnt iIe vHitiist I rsps.asst
49, !" n'asns sIaa' " Y w shsn ,"'"iaa'
Aaun naist Ats Lilaii i rarhAHn.
NJ - fasranHe II, s,uI h5l.nt, NW
vE0EriNe ihnipuHhiy .Fudlrava every hlhl 4
hotNufy AMI Isstnres liz srs Vi AtuH u buslti j
oeNMitInH
vgoGTuNE.
Prepared " II. R.stavens, iloaton Mass
-. veeettas u selA ny MI nsuss,st@
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

w laNil III Iifs Week III ii,
rpHl al MI tarhi Goodrich IA I'll
s8Mttfna,titralit rsaFei EN- FL
Mnr.'a Institute W. nHah fesaef
thui W. Netp tfIla 81 e. 9sltFhl 4 -
had pl,nntu Il II. lhe .tttit to-
mint usri.}fsH 49, al'ls informed
however, iipua competent authority
Mnie u Il hslkh arlor II etNellttnr
und h.ttll. In Anhf,lftetin pti III
nlelltA - fn. students hnre .silrnta.
III thorough culture ln Very tepals
mcni, III dcpuriluent nnd mnlnl
IeultHfs. like 1allnnls " II elags, II Il
/ uir.plllllAut, a N known 81 pr
.pna flMlilal viii IT, H,liodl, all
branches III ntpin Np,k II taught,
ills .liHplhg ~ ilia work u hi dur
ac,nf tepeillot Within paintings It'll
drawings. many III iien executed rs
| quite young gllle, IlillnR Tic lnrys
| rhnleluf the Institute. IL iaiiala ipa
Tho, rka.l ~ wa shown II The t'iag.
| niiiosnt execution ~ IL aa1fnis.l
programme. I'llsr fne,r anen,lAi
fpr IT. progress anl rapld'j i'nlpae
Ing popularity nlnnnp all those wliu
have taken pllns ~ thought 10 iontn
the nlio character mud reni merit III
flia Hiatrih' Nehnnl NJ prnliia III
Chen. fnein shAt lelnnu,l ~ Fpa.aly
sniIi cement 10 lHrlt til Increased
demand mon II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
Dress Making.

Tho ilntlciai1in i viii emit md II,
Indies md Childrcn'u dresses, and
attend 10 NIL departments IN cutting
hitting nn.i making garments fur II.
.lles md Children. ~ her residence
north nnl wnat from ilr Webster
llolfe. Satisfaction guaranteed
TuralH Reasonable.
It'll Mus. NJ. III. kMiru
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06


'Tha ii ,rl gtHiy ftHghsa !
n tAfiaN Nli' 49, IN Ele tittHl
.iuiltliAa ISL trt q. ~ Saturday i4ls
18th. isff
III following - isea have l'een
aifhnxVi
IN III tirvninN rven1lsra.
10 Multiplication ahl division
~ ftnt tiahs Nj 4 Lola tall
10 ~ Y 'aNs Mice tennlr NJ
.lAH,e
N NnFir
HIN ffAAy Z II Raymond
II ~ ''t'pafs Grammar MIS-
E'' II IT. Nnhpita4
w nrsr.s
! Tia Maala.
i2t l,cm',nr sias MInnlelonrs.
Ito Ela ,.isn II, ~. John.
9.lE Music.
a.2s- Mathematical Geography
Mia. K'iilr t'llnL
2.ho -r,nnahtllp Amos Bntkrf.
aia Discus I'm How - touch
primary n'ptarH ln geography
\ .;.t Miscellaneous lniintss.
Il
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

I'll. ..nme II II AppFla',,l prulA
fron 49, stf1fhn0 uflst inle IL
July 81. ,ln'a t'tai liz li.lr II III
diotnsnl linsn iWa laani naalnsf
Anderson Aui NJ .l'4 af n atniililg
tnnli II, lar4al IN having n1esn
way With cprsain !. turns mt iO.ut
mt'li. ppisu,hinFie liz rlr ton Of
ih,ii. t.iit fpf publishing anl iiot
dAlniut ti#n itt0rds p,ltH,niH9
innlsft VITA fuishi u ,s,,ilNii,i tn
electors ~ lilr slais NH whereby
they wntn cheated md ,ls.tipll.,ai ~,
TIA penalty - HI" niIi Fef ai.uveu
" i,AatNtn scare III 'l,t tatrittH'iAir.
III Vii ~ II tiiaiiltH commentary ut
i.itii fffiffp ifs,ni " tiutu tlit rHfBs
MI e1silpts iaN yen ~ ilM White
ltetia,s ~ lin5.s a,lI tHtttt,r,l III ihr
prnilsiilnit ~ lie perpetrators II
| TINT ut.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

ch!.is, a lana, Group, Dip,hcs!a, al
ordinary Sore Throat al yield 10 tl,s
balsamic ~tion Of this safc srG potent
remedy, whiol, cacr,s n peculiarly
eno'hing md healing influence npcn
the ,nI.ansed lining of tic breathing
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06
SHOOTING Match Al cre.co. July 10, ~,
Al tho Ola Race Track.

Tho prize II ~ awarded ~ lie
winner II u silver 'neaniel IiF. eluf
Wratnn revolver hIstubf4. III, rod
With orun siHht n, American tln..
Open Ia NIL
Gro. w. c,Mra.
]. Y. MlTcMKLL, Com.
y. J. WEnnEn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06


CntHATE Il caMrAkY's rnHhncrc llau.
Iliet Saap. ahd Violet Toilet Water. arr
universally esteemed b, liz taMs ,al mud
tcfn'A, ~ tlic mot delicate md recherche
VI perfumes,
tn'aAff " toArssv nafun snl isu.le
inhfA MON aauh package Ii II guaranty of
superior aud uniform quality.
i"nnArH n eonrAxy. established III
NV infa oaily N liz century, vii ii ii.
saih'hs'f 'ead'ns position. IDLY
y vii 10 fonni apan inquiry u repre-.
asntlys slrfc~kreI,rr8 HI uiti nua f5.n.
.hAi iall's ~ 'an.,r depend Oh i..eirn
iaatsts fer shcir peri,mery and Toll, 81.
tifle<,
III Issfr, GnlaArs Is 10. The cr.,,t Il
lark'lf 'l'u i"r hl# marked departure from
thn Ill Preference,
Their easi,nere lsoqnrt kaat nnd Ntsje,
1ailt, Nnlsr, + unisefanliy sste.mei l..
the Il iffs,l Hn,l i Ind. II Iii. mot lrli.
s''s as.u Asa' i. l'.i.4s..s it,i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-06

ALI. nisEAsFs cr ~ur THROAT AaD
~ Ns.. pNAH1 A.lAsNANE
COMPLAINTS, atNt hI, rgytss,
AFfsrtua sss.stast, lOssTg-
rA1tUS, rssus'<s TysAN
OtTuEifEAnr, nit.tuu.Hiss,
N1NOt- tots GrEy.l.'i..a.
atprT.r.fErss.. kAsNTh
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-01-26

Tho rural population, and especially the
younger portion Of IL, is all the time tending
toward town aud city life II is true, IL ia
generally eugulfed and lost there but there
Il goes, and will 60 until farm life is made
more attractive. Statistics show this. Our
cities and towns arc rapidly growing in pop.
ulation aud Importance at the expense Of the
country. New ways aud new schemes are
constantly devised by the continuing ones to
support themselves by puudering somebody.
Some do il safely and legally, and Others
violate the laws of man and God 10 escape
making an honest living by the sweat Of their
brow. What great responsibilities rest upon
parents TO 30 order things at homo as 10
mako everything agreeable, to cultivate a
taste for good books and papers, fruits and
flowers, and agreeable society. All hard
work il not Just the thing. Many young
people will rebel at il /; aud If they find that
is TO DO their lot for life, they will HE away
10 The city and lead a life of ease, il it is a
life Of shame. If every farmer could be
made TO feel the Importance Of this matter
as we feel it, we know there would be tens
Of thousands Of happier children than there
are. Let every farmer labor TO spread in
telligence among the farming community.
Let him take pride in the class Of which
he is q member, aud strive to elevate it.
Let him assist in making farm life more at
tractive, that the rising generation may be
attached to their homes and all their homo
surrounding. -Colemdn's Rural World.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-01-26
STATE NEWS.

About sixty natives of Vermont, residing
ing in Chicago, have formed a Vermont as.
ISOLATION.
At recent meeting of the directors Of
the Central Vermont, it was voted to lay
their entire line with steel rails Five thou
sand tons have already been ordered to lay
on the opening Of spring. 1t is intended to
make the line second to noue in the country
for safety and comfort.
The opening address of the meeting of the
Vermont sheep breeders association is said
to have bcen rambling sort Of discourse.
IN Y. Com. Advertiser. Yet the speak err
ewe.tilized his time, wether-or no, and I'M
mercifully wooded and lamp-ooned these who
disagreed with his conclusions. Messenger.
Mr.. Ben. X. Chase of Rutland has clock
fully 800 years old made by Richard Lyon,
London, which he obtained from Truman
Abel, of Lemster, N. H., once famous for
his almauacs. 1t thirteen inches high, has a
seven inch pendulum, and is about six inches
square with the bell forming the top.
Hon. Phineas d. Balou died at Dead
wood in the Black Hills, Jan. l6, aged 81
years. Mr.. Ballou was native Of Hines
burgh, and was engaged IN business in Bur
lington for some years. lie had served the
city as alderman, mayor, chief engineer o.
the fire department, as representative in thu
legislature 10 1872. He was a prominent
mason and oddfellow. lie left Burlington
for Omaha four years ago.
The number of savings banks in the state
in 1876, was twenty against eighteen j
1875, while the number Of depositors in
creased 2,572-or from y ,O67 to 29,48l
Tho amount on deposit in the several saving
banks of the state, at the date of the annua
report in 1876, SS,05S 5530 3 showing a
increase of s469,000 - S467, 954.59 q
something over six per cent in year.
The Connecticut Valley Masonic associl
ton held its fifth annual meeting at Whit
, River Junction, Friday, and elected the 70
) lowing officers; President, N. X. Pain
, Windsor; vice-presidents, N. s. Howe, Bra
: tlebOro, Il. q. Churchill, Lebanon, N. II
Wilson Britton, Hartland; correspondent
secretary, A. s. Waite, Newport, N. H.; r
cording secretary, Il. s. Hayes, Below
Falls ;streasurer, Wilson Britton executi
committee, y. s. Hamilton aad Asa Taft
Hartford, A. ii. Fisher, Bellows Falls. IT
principal address was by Hosea W. ParkC
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-01-26
CLOUD pANNEns on THE ALPS.

Among the most exquisite scenes which delight the
eve OF the European traveller those wonderful rose
colored cloud banners, floating from the Alpine cliffs
But IL is only IN the sunlight that Nature hangs out
these beautiful tokens. 50 II Is only In tho glow Of
health-the sunlight Of inner bolng-that nature
reveals these physical cloudbanners the rosy cheek"
earth has invoked the Muse 10 aid him. But they arc
AZ rare as the cynical Hood conceived Christian charity
70 be- Woman eager 10 retain this charm, resorts 70
French art and rouge. The effect Il similar 10 that
which would be produced by substituting auctioneeTS
nags for the delicate glowing cloud-banners Of the
Alps. II woman would aid Nature instead Of adopting
art would sock hoalth instead Of yany trying 10 mask
disease she would not only win the greatest charm OF
womanhOod- health-but she would avert much misery
both from herself and others DIR. perce's FavOrite
Prescription has received tho highest praise from
thousands Of pale, delicate, suffering women. One
bottle often affords relief than months Of treat
ment by caustcs and other medicines. II Is harmless
in any condition Of the system, and It's often
ders the modest invalid exempt from that most trying
Of ordoals-a personal consultation with physician
IL 10 the duty Of every woman TO become familiar with
the causes and symptoms Of the many diseases 10 which
her peculiar organization renders her LIABLE and also
to learn tho proper OF preventing these maa-
dies The Peoples Medical Adviser contains exten-
sive treatise upon woman and her Diseases" Tho
Author also advises courses Of domestic treatment,
which will often render the services of physician un
necessary. Every woman should read IL. copy OF
the Adviser be obtained by addressing the Author
Dr. r. V. Pierce, at Buffalo, NJ Y Price 81 so postage
prepaidl Favorite Prescription is sold by druggists.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-01-26

Lone Elm grange, Kansas, sets a good ex-
ample 10 the manner in which they have ex-
emplifed the principles Of the grange, and
the spirit which they have shown in their
efforts to secure hall Of their own for grange
purposes. The Kansas Farmer tells how
they did it: Last spring they all planted
twenty acres Of corn, the proceeds Of which,
when sold, were to be used for the above
purpose. On the Thursday, the l4tb, the
brothers repaired TO the field for the purpose
Of husking it. A prize was offered TO the
earliest one in the field, which was won by
John Krout, he being there at A o'clock in
the morning. BY noon of the same day
$50 bushels we're husked and loaded into
twenty wagons. The sisters in the meantime
had prepared a fine dinner, which disposed
Of the teams and wagons were formed in
procession and driven through Park street of
the city of 0lathe, to the elevators and the
corn was sold. In two hours after the last
load was dumped, the whole lot was shelled
and in the cars ready for shipment.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-01-26

TIE GRANGE STORB.-About one year ago
Green Mountain Grange started store, the
main object being to furnish themselves with
the staple articles of farm consumption as
near cost as possible. The trade increased
beyond their expectation and they were
obliged to enlarge their store to meet the
wants Of their customers. The experiment
has proved success, but the business having
increased beyond what was contemplated by
the grange, and not wishing to carry on so
large business as a grange, they have trans
ierred their interest in the same to Mr.. II,
l.. Hovey the present master of the grange
who assumes all the liabilities that the grange
has incurred. Mr.. Hovey has been the fur.
nishing agent of the store. is well qualified
for the duties he has assumed. With Mr.
Hovey for purchaser and Mr.. Powers fol
salesman the store will, we predict, BIO al
successful in the future as in the past.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-01-26

The Orleans county Pomona grange met
at Irasburgh on the 18th. The question of
"Social and Individual Economy" was dis
cussed and laid on the table. The paper by
Mrs. Norcross and Miss Tenney Of Albany
was read with great distinctness and proved
very interesting vote of thanks was given
them. The next session will be at Coventry,
the first Wednesday in March, with basket
picnic. The question of the Education Of
Farmers Children" will be discussed by G.
Rich, j. @. Oliver, Chester Rowell A. o.
Joslyu, W. l.. Barrows and j. Il. Chamber
lin. Paper by Mrs. Edmunds and Sarah
Gorham.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-01-26

ALLEN DISTRICT GRANGE.-A public
installation of officers of the Allen District
pomona grange, No 4, will take place at
II, Ii. IDgraham's hall, in Chester, on Tues.
day, the sixth day of February, 1877, com.
mencing at 10 o'clock, a. m. The afternoon
will DO devoted to addresses and lectures
upon subjects connected with the interests of
farmers and Patrons of Husbandry from
ex.Gov Ryland Fletcher, A. f. Hubbard,
|. IL. Putnam aud tho lecturer of pomona
grange No. A. Those interested in agricul-
tural pursuits are cordially invited to attend.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-01-26
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