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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-30

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Isif - pfAnsi iairrored In Tho tnatn,
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That inili, compassionate s.d round whose
bowed head
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~ ihe irnw hiRht MI day IL barn again,
while aftsf hin = shAaowy eafnu streams
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Ht kisses bfu~r that ache from earthly care:
~ sopthes ~ peare The indignant souls " slAses
Orr hisus an ryf .rush tfei With tears he ~Ases
Ihose Firh.dssd !anst,I nowef. thai his hands
Oear:
And ~ fos thre no tender srell da,h spare.
q fFtsnd that iisst Awske ard ieates II nlghs
Flow On rast hankr IT time ia steasth5 might
Al. wvHd thas I, who am loved right well ii sleep
Wight mAke fond inssrre ~slon, friend for thec,i
kacl might when sntns slay dream should visit me
~ the dusk halle II sinHiber, vague aud deep:
HoaA iha dreams diin hands would | seise aud
keep.
Irsytn9 u her 10 speed, with tender ehAr,ns,
And wFvsihe sbont thy neck two bsiny arms,
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DIAMOND CIT DIAMOND.

About sixty years ago wa. in Paris
Tor the nlst time IN my life. Bonaparte
still fingered NJ 81. Hsl.na and the al.
venturera, goOsl, Ind, and different N
character, who had served In his nrmiew
had not yet lost oil hope 81 the return ~
Melr IDOL, AMI consequently had not yet
sn.o h.orouHh poece Mnd qnietncHa.
Young Paul FerrAnI. whom fro
quently met NJ tho cafe. and WHO had
served ~ Captaio III Waterloo. WAS
sure Tint the Li,tl. Corporal would
come hack agnin ~ ii. You have not
UT beaten him. he would tell me.
!sughing. = ou Hcnt him n Elb~. but
he tv'eurned YIN have sent him u Bt
Helena, and he will return again. We
shall scc..
Fcrrnnd was MI exceedingly nice fel.
low; and, although lie prol.nsed ii cher.
I'm ~ unqucnclAl,lc hatred for England
and everything English, he hal. Nv
some Ineann 0r other, become attached
y Alioc Nac, . young Englinh lady ii
my acquaintance, who had been liv.
ing with her mother since the c,nclusiou
d peace ~ Parts, not far from the abo,le
q thc cx.CAptain. And he was ALWAYS
friendly with me. lie would, II II true,
eUu.c my countrymen most unmerciful.
" but liz VIVA always particularly rood.
nAsurcd, and whenever he found himseIl
saying = little too much hc would arresl
himself and apologize so heartily that
never could be angry with HIM. / VA
alono IN tho French capital, anil had IN
fricnds there except Mr4. Rae. heI
daughter Alice. and Paul AND 10 n
happened that passed good deal ol
my time In the society u these three,
~. mother, 4 woman htill In The prime
o. nie. and thu widow ii Kings mes.
,an6eF, was r connection of mine
~ marriage, md that iact gave mn I
good excuse Tor offering my services u
escort whenever Hhe nnd her pretty
daughter thought ut togo 10 tile theate,
O. opors. AZ snch times Paul AWAY,
ma = sat ~ thu stalls. and bstwecn tkt
scss he would como up 10 my box. 10 tht
delight 81 Alice. who WAN III love Will
him, .nd 70 the no small satlaiNotion u
Mn. Nae, who herself had quite ~.
Gr11l Affection for thu young French
man. and did not III thc trast discoura1s
his atesntiops ~ her daughter. n their
were no formal engagement between wv
tWos q WnA IT lcaAt perfectly understood
~ III parties that ~ soon a. Paul should
~ - appointment, for which q ths
time he WAS candidate, he vs. 10 NARY
Alice, aud I, though olly few ycAls
her senior. was t. give hsr away,
One night tho operA- l.anse was crowd.
81 moro than usual. grcat singcr VA
. appear, and new work By ! n.
nownsd composer waA 10 b. performed.
But Paul rurrabd, sitting ID The stsllt.
seemed scarcely 10 listen 10 the mueIc
r % oo'sr* no sosips ~ Much nsTs
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tine sunaner mefn IN shv village church.
Whefs all IL t4AH asi litsl.
0sshstsas I'VE tssfF ani So fngk,
Ana sAAe segsHsn tstnn.
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1hr rssaslet talss his stAnA
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ftfm Mtd their tfs al " hts:
They thinking ~ the aAt ~ eatne
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--tvant ss,ah. IN Atlanffe Monthly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-30

RAiLsoAp travelling In France u very
safe. Between 1915 but one person
waA killed out Of ID, 26o, 900, and ono IN.
jured IN l.0ot,a60. while il ENGLAND
during the sAuc period one was killed
In IA, O00, 900 and Injured = co4oO0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-30

tween The acts hc left hin seat Id order 10
speak 70 . lady IN another part VI the
house. descended ~ quickly ~ pos.
hible and took his place, Hc returned,
mud asked me III M Overlooking tone Vi
move. refused. lie persisted.
struck linn. He sent me challenge,
aud No mot ulon thc some npot, cnri.
ollHly enough, where he had killed your
friend FcrrMnd. Before tho signal was
given said: n. LAroQuiere, listen u
me-. nm not here 10 trlhe with you
but nm - generous ~ You Werc with
Paul FerTand. l viii shoot yon only
whore you wish.' He turned deadly
pale. We will zee. hc said. whether ]
shall not make you second Fcrrand l
Then viii shoot you,' ] returned
'as You shot hin--~through thr heart
II will teach other bullics not 10 chal
lcngo me. Whether hs MA - upset "
70 be incapable VI aiming 0r moi, uMnn0l
say; but, my dear fellow, ! shot him y,
dead ~ 4 dog, right through tl,e Heart
and avenged your friend, 1t the saa,l
time rid.ling Paris ii II. biggcst villain
II wns Gahu VI diamond cut diamond.
Well tlOue. barton T. ! axUlnimcll.
Wait" he said, "and II mo hnial
thu drama. We managed % keep III,
matter very quiet; ind, he6osc lcavinl
France, ! Was Able - oil o. Mm. llAc
who II now q Boulognc, Tor had I VI
tnr III introduction 10 her from = Paris
ian acquaintance. When ! saw her nrst
she Knew nothing ii TIN AFFAIR, but q
last / broke the Intelligence 10 hcS Ant
10 hrr daughter. | found Alice " bc
pretty girl, somewhat spoiled ~ he
long mourning, and not very much IN
clined ~ listen 10 ma; but, n!
dear fellow, after three weeks 81 hass
persuasion alc gave In, and now nhe ~,
her mother m coming over ncxt wcch
believe you were ~ eivo Alioe away
When she arrives you ahall have . Capl
TIL opportunity"
Aud, / added, ahaking my friend
hand warmly, ~ shall b. delighted I.
do - GHambers' journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-30

Tnr forthcoming srpoft ii Tin Com.
missioner of Internal Revenue will show
TINT INST ysnr Ohio paid ovaE, ON, 900,
600 of the revenues collected. Now York,
for similar period, paid IA. ml .2O1.
Illinois heads the list with ~ ,O00, ono,
Will, Ohio NeCund.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-30

comfort hur daughter, Who wins III the
greatest possible distress. Are they
going 10 fight I" Nhe asked me.
My dear Alice ! Haid, they arc.
] have done my best 70 disHua.lu Paul :
but he says, aud am Obliged to agree.
that lac must fight. Let Nm hope for the
best. He has snre eyc Ind u steady
hand, and no haA right on hi. side. The
other man II sc0nnllEcl. Aud you
must remember TINT poor Paul In not
An Englishman. II were lie, would
not tight but, NJ IL In, the matter can.
not ~ overlooked, and, indeed. every.
thing n arranged.
You Afe 70 l,e with him I" said MN.
Isac. looking N white ~ sheet.
Yes they aro 10 nscet tomorrow
morning, and by breakfast Time Alice
saspense will be over. bhe must boar
up"
You must prevent the duel, /" sobbed
the half heaftbrokcn girl. "Cannol
Paul let the insult pass l,ut no |,
was 10 public.
You can only hope" ! said. -
will see you ~ the morning; but now
must - back 70 him. and seO that h
gets some sleep
Tell him, cried Alice, "tAat II III
II killed I shall din. Como here direct
u II " over. Come, even II he falls
you must tell mo shout Il. mus
hear everything" 6he buried her facs
In her hands and I, escaping from Thu
unhappy girl, hurried 10 Paul.
He was still writing, md his hair N.
n disorder, md his ince pale when hs
turned toward me-. ~ am no coward. I
no aid, "bnt ] N saying good-by Il
her, for shall de lo.mosr0w."
my dear fellow" | exclaimed, "yot,
will shoot LaroquicTe, and bs married
next month. You must finish your writ.
ing q opce and 20 70 bsd. Will slter
here tonight, fog must 90 that VIM
turn out u time tomorrow morning IA
~ = quick - possible" =
u Mcs ~ another bs,f.houy, ad
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TwESrY.vouM THOUSAND dozen q aGGl
have inst QDnc frOm Montreal 70 In.
gland In single shipmcnt.
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CHEYENNE ~PoSToFFIcE.
Office Hours-ArrivaI and peparture Of Mail

oIhce hours-Arriva and Departure Of Mails.
Until further notice the Postofice will be
open for delivery and reception OF mail mat
yer from a. m. to ) p. m. daily, except Sum
days, and on Sundays from 8 to 10 n. m, and
from 2 to 4 p. m. Omaha time is the time OF
the office.
Money orderand register departments open
from ) a. m. To o p. m. daily, except Sundays.
western mails close daily at LILO p. IN. Ar
rive at $3.50 p. m.
Eastern malls close daily at 3:I5 p. m. and
arrive at l:39 p. m.
Denver, Colorado and Southern malls. close
at y. m. and arrive at s n. IN.
Northern mails close daily for Pole Creek
Upper Horse Creek, Chugwnter, Bordeaux
Ranch, Chimney Rock, Fort Laramie, Fort
F~etterman, Red Cloud Agency, Spotted Tail
Agency, Camp Robinson, Camp sheridan,
camp Reno, Hat Creek, Custer City, Dead
wood City and all other settlements In the
BLACK HIS, at / p. m; arrive from those
Mail closes for Davis Ranch ON Mondays
att a. m; arrive Tuesdays at 8 u. IN.
Malls close for Old Red Cloud Agency, Lit
Tie Moon, and Lower Horse Creek on Tues
days ut \ a. m. arrive Fridays at q p. m.
hlahs close for Bristol, Fort Collins, Long
mont, and other settlements in Northwestern
Colorado, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Satur-
lays ats a. M arrive on Mondays, Wednes
lays and Fridays at $ p. m.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-22

The Greatest Medical Discovery since the Crcu-
doh Of Nan, or since The Commence
ment Of The Christian Era.
There never has been.a time when the
heallng OF SO many different diseases has
Dre : eaus9d by outward application aus the
hali OF the entire population OF the globe re-
sort to the use of ordinary p~lasters.
DIR. MELvIN'S CAPsIcUM Porous PI.AsTEHs
are acknowledged by all who have used
them, to act quicker than any other plaster
they ever before tried, and that one OF these
plasters Will do more real service than n hun
dred of the ordinary kind. All other pIls-
tiers are slow OF action, and require To he
worn continually to effect n cure: but will.
these II Is entirely diiferent; the instant one
Physicians In all ages nave thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Capsicuni;
anu u mas always been more or less used as n
but 1t is only off very recent date that its adj
vantages in n porous plaster have been dis
covered. Being, however. convinced of the
CAPsICUM Porous PLAsTERS and their stIne-
riority over all other p~lasters, they nov
actually prescribe them, in their practice. for
such diseases as rheumatism, pain in the side
and back, and all such cases as have euuircd
the use OF plasters or liniment. Amer you
have tried other plnsters and liniments. and
cure, ask your druggist for DIR,
CAPsICUM Porous PLASTER. You can hardly
believe your own convictions of its Wonder
M effects. Although powerful and quick in
It's action, You can rely on its safety for the
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Another Impracticab'c Idcn.

That Mr. HAYES deliberately calculated
on dividing the Democratic party in the
6outhern States and winning over TO his
support a considerable section Of that party
by the distribution Of Offices among its
members. is now matter of history. His
appointment Of Mr.. KEY to be- Postma.t'r-
Gcncrul. and the general exposition of his
policy made In published letter Of MIR
KEY, some time since, rs well n the course
OF the Administration IN South Carolina and
Louisiana, hive fun established that point.
1t was confidently alleged some time ago
that Mr.. HAYES entertained the hope OF ic-
yiving the old WING party to constitute" an
other element Of political strength in his
own support. Color is now given To- this
story 10y the appointment OF kenneth RAY
MIR Of Mississippi. formerly Of North Car
olina, to the important Office Of solicitor OF
the Treasury Mr.. RAYNIR is a respectable
gentleman but he Is very Old. and So I'M
familiar with the duties of such an Office
that he will bc mere ilgurchcad in it, and
nothing more. He must have been appoint
ed solely because he was an old Wing, for
g. assign any other sufficient reason for his
appointment would bo. impossible. No
other reason exists.
So it seems, Mr.. HAYES really cntcrtaius
the idea of rcvi,ng the old Wing party
We will suggest one difficulty which will lie
IN Mr.. HAYES way Most Of he members
Of that party are in their groros. Mi HAYES
has, indeed, got hold Of one Of its Younger
men and transferred him to his side at
Washiugton; but even ne has reached the
ripe age OF sovcnty-two.
After all, perhaps Mr.. HAYES might rs
well look for recruits among the dead men
NJ anywhere. 1t Will all amount to about
Che same thing.
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is not modelled on the former management
of our Eric or Atlantic and Great West
crn, and IL was brought out i'm the evidence
aiduccd that the leading companies have
been, and now are, actively Engaged in fight
ing the battle Of the brake patchtces. 1t
appears that the air brake the chain brake,
aud the vacuum brake are all more than
capable Of stopping trains in the distance
named. Thus, at the recent trials on the
North British Railway. a tram moving at
the rate of % miles an hour was pulled up
within distance ul BIB yardsby the former
and in lj3 yards 10y the latter contrivancc.
II socms to be clolr that efficient continuous
brakes can and will be introduced without
Government intervention
The influence of unpunctualiy on safety
was likewise mnd' the subject of careful in
quiry, tut the e., idonco elected WIS distinct
and concurrent t. the effect that want OF
punctualty ON properly signallcd and
carefully worked railway should not add to
the risk Of accidents. No doubt the element
of human iallibility. which Is an inevitable
source of casualties. may be- Increased by the
cStra strain upon thu lacultic- of switch
tenders AND others when time tables are not
vigorously adhered to. But the commission
was unable 10 propose any direct lcgisla-
ton that would be- effective in THIS matter.
since In Great Britain the tranlc ia 50 vast.
ami the interchange from road to road 50
cons iicrable, that Il scheme OF Government
supeiN ion with penalties Tor unpunctuali-
ty would bc mprlciicthic. 1t falls back.
therefore. on the sug!so stion that augmented
faolitc- he afforded e. the public to obtain
redress by cheap and summary process
when the trains are late.
II Is an instructive iact that after $50 wit
ncS~c- had been examined. and the answers
to- moro than ll.Or1 questions had been re-
corded, ,hcrc was but one conclusion in
which all the Commissioners agreed, name
ly. that any change which would relieve
railway companies from the responsibility
now resting upon thou to provide for the
safety of their traffic IT, undesirable. A. to
tn" mode in which pressure can bc brought
t. bear upon companies which make default
in the prompt introduction of useful arpli-
uuoo- and precautions. they believe this can
Ice compas-cd 10y legislation compelling the
adoption OF recognized improvements. while
leaving to the Railway Board themselves
all matters OF dctai. and administration.
Two great principles have been nittcd
against ono another In this exhaustive in-
curry, and We may now esteem ii settled
that the Continental policy of surveillance
ari interference will not in our day bc app
Piled To the English railway system. I lie
element OF human falibilty is not ignored
but under their free institutions Englishmen
prefer To look for its correction and limta-
ton to the vigilance Of public opinion. and
the stern enforcement II civil and criminal
accountability.