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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-12

The lntcst round the world railroad
connections talked nj are Ms foIlows: A
tunnel un,lcr the Straits VI Dover. tho
passage IL tho Trial mountains; n road.
why IN the strpp.s Of Asia and ncrnas
thu rivers and mountains; II tunnel or II
pontoon bridge at nclring'n straits. and
then " home, stretch 7 through Alaska.
the Pacific States and across tile cunti-
mint, Il matter u more than ~. OO0milrA
Then Il passenger may take Il srni In
London and never l.nvc tho car till he
reaches New York. All this ErcmH hard
II NOR, improbable than tho Pacific
railronl dill Il generation ago.
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These Mobile Indians.

Having received their nvrrcuats.
trunks. rorn-rirtrrS and rnilled night.
shirts, rail, Cloud Anl tn rrSt III th.
rans Inv. started irr home. leaving H..
lll,l tliem hill VI $1,000. They mr. Il
10 oil tho Missouri RIVER until spring,
WHEN they promise ~ r,nigrate 10 III.
White river. and thcrp beat their arrows
into pillow sllnr.a, md whisky bottles int,
pruning. hopks. and cultivate the land.
This arrangement will Eivu thc Govern.
msnt four months III which 10 equip mn
army To bring them u terms again in
time for another paw.wow and more con-
eesniung next fntt,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-12

TME latest prussian census shows
population II ~, IA. 40i. or this num-
her N, 636. 001 sre Professionals. Z. tl25. $40
are Roman Catholic. and aaa. no
Jewish.
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MoLAssEs I.EMoS plk. One cnpful
sugar, ono rupfnl molnsses, Que ennin
water, one and half tablespoonful
flour, two lemons, and one rgg. This
makes one pie.
To cuRR weak eyes take rose leaves
tllc more the bctter--aila put them into
little water, then boil: utter this strain
il into bottle and cork II tight. Yon
will hnd this liquid very beneficial in re-
moving rclncSs and weakness from the
eyes.
FLANNEL CAKEs. One quart OF sweet
milk, three tal,lo.spoonfnls of yeast, one
tca-sroonfml III suit, four enough 10
make n good batter: mix il the night he-
fore: in the morning nld two wcll.lNnt.
cn eggs and one tablespoonful of melted
butter.
Ham waters arc rendered very soft
and pure. rivAling distilled water, hy
mcrcly boiling two-onncc vial, say III 4
keltl.fnl of water The carbonate u
lime and amy impurities will b. found
a.llcrinR to the vinl. The wnter hollis
very much wicker nj thu Hamc time.
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bc ripe. yet firm; cut each grape ia two
with Il sharp knife aud remove the seeds;
10 each pound Of fruit n pound u sugar:
put thc sugar into n kettle with Just
enough water 10 dissolve il WELL nnd LIT
il hnil 1--we minutes, then throw in tlle
fruit, boil ten minutes anl skim unt ].
cook the strip until quite thick. and,
when almost c',ld, pour over the grapes.
ENaL,su PlrM prpp,st,. Three cups
of bread.crnmhM. one cup brown sugar,
three eggs, one cup nicely.chorpel heef
suet. nearly one cup sweet milk. tWo
cups chopp,d nsisinS. twn teaspoons
baking powder, one cup flour: n little
nalt; cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg IL
taHlc. Steam or loil three hours.
ToMAro So,r. Make broth III chick.
IN, beef, ~ lnmb; have II very rich, |. d,
boil the meat two ~ three hours thrive
pounds in four quarts o. water, boil II
down nearly on,-hnlf; strain II; pure md
cut mp nnc quart ~ tomatoes. bpil them
III thr brotl, half mn hour strain ngain;
srasnn with tablespoonful II butter, n
little salt. AMI parsley II desired
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fryins. pnn lump ii butter hnll thc sixe
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brown. md then put Ia cnpful Of wat.r
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should 10 placed In it, mouth anil the
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the motion ~ the jaws Tint rtopa the
now III hlOOl.
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BY putting int thirty gallons If walrr,
milk warm. three gallons ~ rool mo.
laaA4.s md one quart III suaut, sui. ar III
employed FIR making bread. Mix well
and keep in u warm temperature Will.
the bung III tho barrel open. 10 give II
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OBIT UARY.
ETTnnR an

-" Who would -- bear to grunt
and sweat under weary life, when he
might his quietus make with bare bod
kin Such, probably, were the
thoughts of Sebastian Mensch, OF East
Mauch Chunk, as he hurriedly left the
breakfast table on last Saturday morn.
ing; only that he applied the muzzle OF
a CUR to his moIth icstead of driving
the blade into his bosom. The effect
was the same however, for within a
few minutes fIom the time he had left
the room, Sebastian had ceased to be
Mensch." What griefs he had, we
know not, but suppose that, wearled
and disgusted with life, he concluded
that it were best for him his "quietus
to make" He now sleeps the last
sleep beneath the clods of the valley, in
anticipation, let us hope, of brighter
future. The cause and mode of his ex-
it will, we hope be an admOnltioH to
others never to indulge to excess, nor
to attempt the swallowing of a loaded
gun. Requiescat in pace.
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Wrecking TrainB.

About two weeks ago a coal train on
the Lehigh Valley railroad was wreck
ed above Laury's Station by some mali
ciously disposed person or persons
opening a switch. The damage was
considerable, the locomotive and 30
cars having been thrown off the track.
Suspicion centered upon three young
men as being guilty of the crime, and
on Monday complaint was entered
against them before Alderman Jones in
this city, and same day they were ar
rested and brought to answer by officers
from this city. Their names are Syl-
vester Kern, William Kern (brothers)
and John Fisher. They formerly were
employees of the railroad company.
Tie evidence on which they were held
Is clrcumstantial, to the fact that the
Kerns had keys 10 the switch, had de-
tllned TO ride to their homes on the
Buffalo Express, had started of down
the track, and had been seen by wit
nesses near the switch little before
the accident. Il. e. Wright, DR., ap-
peared for the company. The prisO-
ners had no counsel. They were each
put under $1,000 bail TO answer at June
term Al lentown Democrat.
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The above we clip from the Tamaq
Big Creek Items,

Farm work has begun in earnest.
Tho late rum did but verv little II any good,
for the high winds have dried up everything
agaiu end made the soil very had.
The trees are now beginning to put forth
their leaves.
Mr.. Frank laurv. of LnhightOn, paid our
sundiy school, for the tirst time. visit on sun.
day last aud conducted the opening exercises
MI L., call soon 0gain.
MI. Werner had services mt S0lt's at 10 a. m.
on sunday au0 at p. m at Pine Run. He was
also present at the teachers meeting on Tues
day evening OF this week.
Mr.. II. Rioe of tins place. is lying in a crit.
cal condition. no hopes being entertained of
his recovery.
AIR q. (. BOcE will open his select school at
SOlps on Monday.
1t Is with regret that am called upon tC
ch Onicle the death of daughter Of Wm. Bower
l~dsan), which occurred on Sunday last, at s.4t
o. M, after an illness OF three weeks. The
funeral took pace from her parents residence
on TUESDAY last, at 2 o. m. Interment at so Us
Her funeral was very largely attended, the
church was filled to its utmost capacity. Servi-
oes were conducted in Gacman UY ReN. Mr..
Werner, OF Palryyille. -he was aged IL years,
6 mont s. and % days. Gone but not forgotten.
Big CTeeK, April 10Th. REVERE
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nIEn.

MILLFR In LehghtOn, on the 18th instant
Jennie Nav daughter OF MI. Alexander MI
Ter, aged years and II days.
MORTHIMER.-In Iehighton, at 1880 a, IN. on
Tuesday, Aprll "A, Is77, Carrie A daughter OF
Harry " ana Elizabeth b. Morthimef, aged
days
MUSSELMAN. on the 7th dav OF April, IN Ma
hOuing township, GeOrge Jacob, adopted son
OF Thomas and Emaline Musselman, aged 4
wears. m0ath aud u days.
RRETNEY-On the nth day of April, In lie.
hIghtOn. Emma Minerva daughteT OF Thomas
] ana Mary A. Bretney. aged yrs. anu DAY.
ASDREWS-.On the 10th day OF ApiIl, IN Fast
Penu township owen, husband Of lrusl Ia
Andrews aged 30 years, mouths and Is Us
KOLB-On the 28rd day Of Apll, in Eat Penn
tOWnshlh Daniel, husband OF MaRdalohC kOlO
aged rl ya rs and n days,
SWARTWOOD.-On the 23rd inst, in this Dor
ough, hrs, Cathanne awartW0Od, aged u
years months and ~ days.
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The Gold Mine near Tamdqua.

SO many have questioned us in regard tn the
bsoW Sl @ PamSaua tba9 We Se protSse S
through tho medium of tue Courier, to give all
the news in regard 20 this imp lrtant lnatler.
We nad an interview quie Ieeantlv witb Pro-
lessor IL III anu con say with tiuth that we are
in full accord with toe IDEAS OF cOnducung Ousi-
ness, and we therefore, while presenting his
views, give our own, and further than this, we
believe, tar Us finding valuable mIEerais IN
paying dnantltie In this county is conc .rned,he
means Just what he saws and that sKeptics Will
sooner OF later Oe convinced that these mines
were not OIencd tOt the purpose OF salhug TIL, m
and then making a victim Of some moneyed man
or set of men, or whoever could be inUuced to
purchase their lease of The same. There is some
machinery N course of construction, aud as
soon as 1t has been gotten IN readiness the truth
OF the statements mae by Messrs. Hall q
Steai MS will be put to the severest ana most
practical test. There will be a committee ap.
pointed, consisting OF some OF the most intelli-
gent and reliable gentlemen IN the state, some
Of them practicable miners, chemists, business
men, and men prominent IL the professions,
when under the surveillance of this most ren.
aOle committee. Whatever chemists may be
appointed to dos 30, by their own process Will
sepa ate the minerals nom the rock, aud give
their OpluiOn OF tneiT vHlue. Messrs. Ha q
Stealn-, oy their oWn process, will separate
portion, aud they eXpec, to demonstrate the su-
perioc merits OF their process Uef IRE the Assem-.
bled multitude, for there is 10 doubt that the
crowd will be great when the tIal comes, and
they eXJ It fur her to dCmOustrate beyon tn >
shadow Cf doubt, That valuable ore, cold.
platinum and other mlntraiI exit where they
are wOl king at present. Once having fully
sat shed the people of thls fact. they expect co
nave no trouble Thereafter IN securing all tn g
men tnry want to WORK Their mines upon the
desirable and most talr plan upon which they
propose OperauUg,and they farther expect that
III che nelgnbOrhOOds deslgnntau in their adver-
| tlsement they Will have respectable diggers
| for minerals, who win turn the ore into their
Il NOS TO have them separated bv this wOnoer-
| 1ul p ocess,-the trump OF science
The above we clip from the Tamaqua
Courier of last Saturday, and add that
the mines are located on the Little
Schuylkill river, about Q 1-2 miles be-
low Tamaqua. The vein of ore struck
and being worked extending through
the range of mountains leading to the
Mahouing Valley,and cropping out on
the lands of Mr.. Samuel Ebbert, il
Beaver Run.
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MARRIED,

ER-SIETLER.-On the 9th
INST, by the Rev. ]. f. Freeman, Mt. Peter =.
sInussburger 10 Miss Edith Steter, the
former Of ParTyylle, and the latter Of Res
o tsvllle.
SCH CHERER-DREISBACH .-On the lGIh daY
Of April bv Rev Abraham bartholomew, MT
RO0crt Scherer and Miss FYette DrelsJaeh
both OF Lower Iowamenslng, Carbon county
MCDANIEL-WEIsS sS,-un the 92nd day OF
April, by the same, Mr.. ReuOeu Mcdaniel OF
Upper IOwamensing township, aud Miss lSa-
rah Alice Weiss, Of Franklin township, Car
bon county,
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cur.
ed OF that dread disease, Consumption by sim.
Dle remedy, Is anxious 20 make known to his
fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To ali VINO
de are It, he Will send u cjpy of the prescription
used, Qree Of charge), with the directions for
preparing and Using the same which they will
tlnd SURE CURE tor Consumption, Asthma,
sc. PaItles wishing tue prescnp.
ilpn Will please address REV. Il. A. WILSON.
1914 Penn-st., WIlliamsbufgh NY. jlnl3m6
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

Al versions ar6 hereby forbid meddling with
any OF The following de ,oTibed articles OF Per.
suna Property, either TO buy. trade. or in any
Otheg manner. Onned bV lhe tn lersigned to
JOSHUA GRAVER, OF FranKltn Township,
tsF8On CCuntY Pa, viz One grew Mare, one
rHht uay IIOrse one black and white Cow, one
4 GLOW COW, one platform spring Wa on three
seas Hgtness, six bOXrs OF hives of Bees. one set
o. 81 ign Bells, aud variety Of Household
Furniture, as tee same il my property.
f. p GRA YER,
April "a, lS77-3w' Franklin Twp, Pa.
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Six burglars, attempting to break
into a store in Bethlehem, early Wed
nesday morning, were surprised by
policeman, who shot two Of them, kill.
ing one and wounding the other. All
except the robber who was killed es-
capped, An inquest was held and
verdict justifying the shooting was
rendered.
Hon. Hiram B. Fish, of Bath,
Northampton county, Is member of
the state legislature. RefoIe he was
elected last lall he was a conductor on
the Bath railroad. A few days ago he
resumed his old position and vii! shout
"all abUard" until the legislature con-
yeues again next January.
In the u. S. Circuit Court, at Phila.
delphia, in the case of o. G., PAISLEY, of
North Carolina, VS.. The Lehigh Valley
r r., in AN action to recover under a
contract for supply of railroad lum-
Der, was heard on Tuesday last. The
defence to the claim is that the lumber
was not conformatle TO the contract,
and that considerable of it was rejected.
Non srit.
The controversy between the Read
ing Railroad Company and the Brother
rood of Locomotive Engineers, stripped
of its merits and demerits, seems now ia
| present but two phases First, the
Company, having succeeded in filing
the situations Of its late employees with
non. union men, and having demonstra
ted Its ability to run its trains and pro-
perly transact its business with it!
present force, may so far be considered
the winner in th9 fight. Second. the
Brotherhood, on account of the results
stated above, has evidently los:. There
is no indication that the status OF tile
two parties will be changed by future
developments, nor is there any evidence
that the fual result will be materially
different from that already reached.
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Errors Of Youth.

A Gentlemen who suffered for years from
Nervous DEBILITY, Premature Decay. and all the
fleets OI youthful indtscret0n Will, for the sake
OF suffering humanity, send free to all who need
1t, the reciUe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. suffer.
crs Wishing TO p.o1t by the advert ser's expert
dence. JOHN Il. OGDEN,
janl3m6 ~ CedaT-st, New York.
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN g. Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia
nr;I ORth 1Qpz
Special Notices.
E. F. Kunke.,s Bitter vine of Iron:


II has never BEEN known to fail in the cure OF
weakness attended with SYMPTOMS, lnlispOsi.
tiOn to eNcfhon. loss of memory, difficulty OF
breathing, weakness hGri or of disease, hight
sweats CJld feet, dimue5s OF vision, languOr,
universal lassltude OF the musculir system,
enormous appetite, with dyspeptic symptoms,
hot hands flushing OF the body, dTYness of The
sKtn, palliu COuntenance and eruptOns on the
face, purlt lug the blood, pam IN the Oack.
heaviness of the eyehds, frequenJ black spots
sIgnt, want OF attention, ETC.. So 4 Oniy IN 81
bottles, Get the genuine. Depot and Office, .59
North Ninth St, Philadelphia. Advice fte !,
ASK for l.. Il. Kuukel's Bitter Wine Of Iron and
take 10 other make. Genuine sold only in 81
bottles.
Nervous Debility Nervous Debilityl
DeOihtY, depressed irritable state of uind, q
weaG, nervous. exhausted teenng, no energy or
animation, confused head weak memory tue
consequences of exCes,es, mental OverWOrk.
TnlS nervous DEBILITY tildS a sovereign cure in
%. i. kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. It tones
the system, dispelB the mental gloom aud de-
spondency, and Iejuvenates the entire system.
Sold only III sl bottles. Get the genuine, Sod
by all druggists Ask for e. +. Kunkers Bitter
Wine OF iron. and take no other. Genuine soid
only III 81 bottles, or six OOutles for So. All Ask
Is a triai of tins va uab medicine 1t will con,
vince tde m0sd skeptcal OI its merits.
:, Never Failing Worn Syrup.
E f. Kunkel's Worn Syrup netrr ftil5 10 de.
strOY Pm, seat anu tOmnch Worms, Dr. Kan
kel Is the only successful phys clan who re-
moves Tape Worn III two hours. head and al
compete alive aud no Zee till head passes. Com
mon sense teaches II Tape Worms can be re-.
moved, all other Worms can De readily destroy.
ed Send fOr circuar to Dr. Kunkei, 2j9 North
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia, Pa, or ask yoIr drug.
gist for IA bottle OF KunRel's Worm Syrup. Price
81 per bottle 1t never fails. Used by children
OF grown persons with pei te6t success. apr 2-im
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Only Three in 100000.

READ, PAUSE and REFLECT over the
following: DR.. COxe's Wild Cherry and
Seneka has proved beyond all doubt to
be the best and most wonderful remedy
ever prepared for the speedy relief and
cure of all coughs, colds, whooping
cough, asthma, hoarseness, weak lungs,
inclpient consumption, and that terrible
nalady-crOup. Have you delayed try
ing it so long? If so, get bottle cost
ing so cts. and use two thirds of it If
hot satisfied return the balance and get
your money back. Can anything be
fairer ? This offer has been accepted by
over 100, 900 persons using this delight.
fulremedy, and only three bottles have
ever been returned. Sold in Lehighton
by A j. Durling and g. w. Lentz.
Large bottles so cents; small size 20 cts.
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PIMPL,ES.

I viii mail (Freel the recipe for preparing
simule VEGETABLE BALM that. Will remove TAN,
ing the sam soft, oiOar and beautitul; also IN
suuouons for producing luxuTlant growth OF
hair on bald head OF smooth face; Address
Ben. Nandelt & Co., BOX 6lzl, No Wooster-st.
New York, lanlam6
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society Meetings.

EFINITo CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. K. OF The NJ. c.
End and 4th Monday Of each month, In Re-
ber's Hall. Lehighton at 1850 O'Clock r. NJ,
] mes H Styers, s. K. e.; 5. r. Gilman.
=. X. r. s..
pNADBN HUTTkN LODGE, No. csc, L. q. o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at s o'clock,
in Rebefs Hall. Alfred Beck, N. q. N.
B. Reber, Secretary.
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on Friday evenings, IN l&ebers Hall. at 7s0
O'Clock, j. W. Raudenbush, G. @. T. II.
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New Jersey-week ending April 20. 1877.