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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS oLKANfNos.

III II stated ia 4 slasrAsrA frnm Matamctse.
M.xica. that in consequence II th. rsesenr~ u
tsen. I@sssl@sio en the T.sA. frpnsisr NTH all
lls stan ogise.ae. sssieniis IL inaugural. res.
esut.on In fasa III ex.rtc~saent I~rso, atrns
1oo rralas trscls have embarked Al Vera Cruz
fos III. mouth "a The isia 0randr, T. h. n@cA III
re,sllans, Lscoleslo. forces, should he attempt
IL crc.s into Mes,eo.
Failed The Canada building Society, Il
Montreal, liabilities not stated wuod 4 Co..
sin and WOODEN goods importers, Montreal. LA.
halitics heavy.
The llamc fnr the loss ~ the Inflated
steamer Huron. IN Tia. oldnioa of laval
officers, rests uloa the commander first, In
putting 10 sca IN ihe face 81 All impending.
storm. u which they had bccn warned V.
the dangsr-aass 81 tn. signal service aud.
running tho vessel Ia close to rhor.
instead VI putting directly ont ~
sra. 4 disratcl, from Norfolk says Twenty.
Que dead bodics can 10 seen from tin shore,
dashed 10 the main aud misxen rigging u the
Huron
The President has appointed it,n. john II.
Hswies, of iiiinoir. 10 succeed Mr.. Mccormick
| ~ Assistant Secretary uf State.
John Williams WAS hanged II Weston, Can.
adm. last weak, fas the murder ~ his wsfu.
nusilt - failures Walter Rose 4 Co., gene raj
merchants IL ric.on and Wellington Canada,
liabilities slan.N,o ]. y. Hopkins 4 Co.. lum'
Tor dealers. Ellsworth, Me-, liabilities -ino, coo
the Republic Trn.t Company. II Newark, \. J,
Hon. John Welsh has sailed from New inrl
10 take charge u our national affairs IN En-
gland
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-07
The Population u Egypt.

Narol, on cesimate' thu. thu popnla.
tion Of Egypt rr.psr in 100 was ONLY
onr.fonrsh ii what il bud been in m.
cicnt times. LAM, III his " Modern
Egyptians, gives the ancient popula.
ton ii COCO, 900 or 1000. 900 lii tho
tunes ri il.e ancient Kings, md not less
than aOnO,unO In Ills own day. Lame
estimated the whole population ii
Egypt proper IN 1885 an nut more than
2, 50O, ono; he was ri opinion that the
produce III tho coil. II nnthing wan e.
ported, would suffice for il population u
1000, 600 -anl, Ii all soil III ior cultiva.
ton were sown. fur s,OOO,uOO. Thu
above estimates probably referred only
" what |. now called Lower Egypt, FOR
Tho population of Egypt proper II now
cstimnletl NJ moro tAan 4, OO0,OO0 I'll
Ii claimed. 1ays Mr.. lie Leon, THAT
In the last fifteen years 5DO, 900 acres
have been reclaimed. and TINT 800, O00
more nrc In tic course II reclamation
from the desert; nnl this result IL due
10 the extension OF the canal syatem r.
footed BY the khedive. HtdckU00d's
MngntiHr.
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what shall We IN With Our Daughters!

w Wv Nu0Nt we wv vssNW 49, ssVssS sssN -
/ request place Ia your valuable
paper for the following: "What shall
We do with our daughters Give them
Il good, substantial. common education.
Teach them how to cook il good meal
of victuals.
Teach them how to darn stockings and
sew ON buttons.
Teach them how 10 make shlita
T.arl, them how 10 make bread.
Teach them NIL tho mysteries al the
kitchen, tho dinncr.room an,l the parlor.
Teach them the farther ulW lives hc-
you'd isincomc the nearer he gets - the
pocr-housc.
Teach them 10 wear calico dresses,
md do II like q Queen.
Teach them that il rosy romp IL worth
fifty delicate conSnmptiycs.
Teach them To wear thick. warm shoes.
'reacl, them h. foot mp store billa.
Teach them That God mndc them III
his own image, anil TUT no amount Of
tight Mcing will improve the model.
T.nch them everyday, hard, practical
comnon.scnse.
Teacl them sclf.rsliance.
Teach them thMt good, sten,ly me-
chanir, without 4 cent n worth a dozen
oily .rated loaierx il hroa,lcloth.
Teach them not ~ have anything ~ III
with incorporate nnd dis.olntc young
men.
Teach them accomplishments. paint.
ing, driving, music--~it you have the
time and money To do II with.
Teach them 10 say no, and rtick ~ Il
ycs. aud stick 10 il,
1.ach them not 10 paint and powder.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-07
TERMS
GENERAL REGULATIONS !.

Par.ls arr r.r.isrd any time during The year. and
charged from date ~ entrance.
NJ, deduction MAdr for partial absence. unless 10
eAss III ptAsarted llneAs, ur dtAanisaal
Communications IA ella tfsAu tht AsAdt my ara
snhlnltted IN the Inspection ~ the tupeTi0rAs.
Zach pup u rvau rri ~ hssa ehAnxsa u rlnlh-
Inv sufficient 10 stssrAr 81 a tiines neatly snd
specially dressed. Aisu etx taAels. aln table nap
kinp, asse dtsrsluR gown. 0nn hathtn9 gown, lWo
iars arrs. knife, FORK. sslter table And eeAspoon
int sA.a inr lshed ~ith uolnhs, btasl, tcolh and
nAa hfnsher. spap. RID,
Ia.k.t massy aud tHasta9e stamre are 70 h. it-
trusted "a tsla n.rsStr. ~. M Expenditures Tor
rlpihlns III ulhes iteIns will be made. Hnlsta suu
II mnrry he deposited Nth TIM insututlo0 Tor that
nnrlaet.
nnssraee III religion ferMs ~ Obstacle III tn
ainirsInn II such ~ willing ~ conform W the
snlahll@htd fauiius IL the institute.
tal.ss HiHtHf NJ. fAIlt1viA psFt0seae
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-07
]" TIE Old f.aE--Amd an Approprla'
tIOM."
The following are the proposed sub
adv sch, mes before Congress
GRAND Total. Al, ..pe.tpo Sssia 0s.ss

A FALL RlvER factory girl dreamed
that she would BE- stricken dumb ut a
certain hour, md s:ncc TINT time sle
has not spoken Lis unable 10 utter \ WI.
liable. III Nhc says III writing. Doubt
lefa sic IL II M, umaniac, hut IN esery
other rerpcct she IL physically md m.n.
tally healthy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-07
POLITICAL POINTS.

The oisicisl vote u New York, 1t tho Noycn.
bsr eitciiop. Tor Secretary Of STATE ID u FOL,
lows; Beach, Democratic. sss.0e1 Churchill,
hsDul.icaH, s'l.sil .anio. wostauxmsp. o..
~ bStcsow, ryot,ti1tge, Ana
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-07

William Dawson WAS On trial In New
York, for cruelty 10 animals III driving 4
.loercpit horse, when Charles II. Forest
lii Il friendly WY took the stand Nnd
sworc that Tho horso WAs his, aud that
Dawson wn. temporarily employed BY
him. The court discharged Dawson,
and Forest grinncd n the success q biz
friendly art. The smile, however, grad.
unlly crnwlcd around 10 tho other aide
II his mouth and settled there, when he
waa told TINT, being tho guilty ono, hc
could 10 from tlic Witness stand 10 tho
prisoners ,ox md stand trial; which
cost him 60
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-07

THE active principle Of tile arrow pol.
ron ussd by natives ON the south coast
81 Africa il found 10 10 Of the nature u
90 slkaloid, one crystal Of which placed
nude, the skin I'll q tyo4's foot causes On
Instant stoppoGe q ths hssyty sstoG,
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Z. = NV.
LIME.
ne Chiearo and Northwestern Railway

luU VulUQkV QNu NvI INV VotVt stWss4Uy
Embraces under nne management the Great f.nhl
Halfway lnrs II the West and Northwest. and, NIL
IL numerous branches AMd ennncett,ns, form n
shnrtsss AMI qulehcs rnMs~ l*twstn ehlcaS" cru
ls,lmta In Illinois. Wl~xunsin Nnstherr MtchEan,
M.anc.oss, lows, Neerssla, California sna ~
Western 1erntnsiss. tn
Omaha and Caliiernia Line
l. .he -horsss md hest route between chicago s.d
s point. IL Northern lianl. I.sa. nsA" 49,. .s
Me. Oregon. china. japan sai Australia. ~
CHICAGO, 81. Paul all Minneapolis Llnc
Il ,hs short iiDe between Chicago and ~ po.n.s !,
scn, M IHut. Minneapolis. Duluth snd III rosEsa Il.
the great Northwest. lie
Il Crosse, Winona and O.. Petsr Line
ID lhc hist route ,~l~sen Chicago snd a ctotsa,
'n,s M. .sa y, ,s,s \, s.asis,m sna cs
Minnesota. lie
Green Day and Marquette LlL,
Il tl,s only line les~e~n chl.sxo snd lasesstls
Wslertnwn fona da iAc, Oshhnsh, Api,leion. tsres'
HAy. E.ssalaha, NeEaanse, MArgasttT. heMklt.a
MAacock and The Lake suleFios roansry. ~
Yrseport and Dubuque Limo
!. ths only route l,sswesn chicago ana klsin toet.
fard. freeport, and I'll points VI ffssp0ss. ~
Chicago and Milwaukee Lins
II Tho old 1AAe NhuFe Hotiie end v ~ uoly en-
passing h<s~cen Chicago aud Es.nAsnn. IAhe tns'
e~l, HIGHLAND lark. WaMkt9An, lAetnss ksnosna.
and Mit~aMhee.
Pullman Palace Drawing 1oen Carr
Ar run % I'll through trains 81 this vusd
This il thu utls Inns running the.e care between
Chicago and ~. fsni and MnMrslnlis, GhleAaa AMs
Milwaukee. Chicago and WtmonA. ~ ChFeAn she
urTsn ltst. =.
GlesS eonneclians asv lnAas n Chicago witt w.
| LAKE NhDfe and Michigan NOulhtrr, Michigan fsu.
lsul baltimore And Ohlo. I1ltAlWfah, ~. Mayee en
Chicago. kAnkake0 Linz and ran UAndle Aceefe, 1nf
vi palate kAs( Aud southeast, snd With ~ OhtceNc
and Alton aud iliaots Central icr ~ rot.ss south
C10sA eonnscetonA afe also uAade Win ~ unt0n
rUcaac MAilSued - 0maAA Tor III ~ Wsss po-t~.
Ci0Ae eoAaecliGns made q Ja0cetoe poenss ~isa
| tsniMs II I'll csone points.
TtckslA over tAls route ass a0ld BY ~ CoapnL
Ticket Axenls In ~ United ktslss md CeneAAA.
nemeabeT, you ~ fos your tisasa ~ ~ Chiesas
and Northwestern Railway, and eahe 10 0&nss.
Nov f6rh OlAce. No. tl6 BE0aANAy naeeca ulAcs
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Oxr Kentucky farmer approprlatss
tho yearly product 81 ono acre of his
farm 70 the purchase VI yesdiug inattsS
tU him&sN spd tsuily
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st. Maly's Institute,
rNtlttsE III claIkN. VIA,

IT,. institution. vltuAtsi In the most dultshtfMl
iA.ipu In rrasrs IN hteN, IL under the direction
III tLs svhost sassrrs ~ Nntrs nslns,
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-20

II Is to be noticed further that this bill
does not coform to the position taken by
the democratic members of that committee
in, at least, one very important particular.
They held that the president of the senate,
legislation or no legislation, had no power
to count the votes or to determine which
OF two certificates was the correct one, but
that he is only to receive, and open, in the
presence of congress, all the certificates or
papers %purporting to be such that the
senate and house alone have the power to
determine what votes shall be counted
that, In this respect, the house is, at least,
eo.equal with the senate and, finally, that
no vote can be counted against the judg-
ment and determination of the house.
So far as the power Of the president of
the senate is concerned, the passage of this
bill will still leave it an open question, so
far as there is any question about it; and it,
also comedies that the two houses of con-
gress have equal powers in determining
which certificates are the legal, valid GER
t%iicates, and in counting the votes; but it
expressly negatives the idea that no vote
can be counted contrary to the judgment
and determination of the house, for it pre-
vides that the decision of this tribunal
shall he final and conclusive, and that a
vote declared legal and valid shall be count
cd even if the house alone adiudgcs and
determines otherwise. 1t, however, will
not require very much of an effort tor the
democrats to abandon this position for they
were hardly sincere in assuming it.
The bill, we believe, will commend it.
self to the approval of congress and the
country. 1t will not meet the views of ex-
IRENE paytisans on either side, but the
country has come to care very little for
what these partisans may say or do, know
ing that in all their acts and ~utterances
they are moved solely by a selfish lust for
place or power. The people, now, care
very little who is president, If 80 be the
will of the people is truly asccrtained and
the president so elected is peacefully inau-
gurated. That this is the object of the bill
they know, and they believe that such will
be its results, and SO they will, as we be-
llcye, welcome it asa happy solution of the
complications which have surrounded this
question and Of the grave dangers they APP
pretended in it's settlement.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-20

ticulates "a If threshing, lacks
very much in e%urneSt, does not lack So
reliance, but exhibits neither deep humility
nor offensive sell.conceit; his illustrations
are forcible, drawn much from his ex-
p%erience and therefore what 81" did and
said occurs often; he first came to this
country eight or nine years ago, and is
about 80 years Of age.
Last Sunday DIR. Willis preached to an
audience Of less than 200, he is a popular
speaker, of genial aspect, stout figure, and
powerful voice; he dresses entirely like a
lsyman his church is very pleasant inside,
very PLAIN outside, is located among mean
buildings in the west part Of the city, and
among people attached to other denomin-
atoms.
Yesterdays Republican contained an edi-
torial on Senator Elmunds, alleging the
striking resemblance in features of the
Vermont Senator to the usual picturcs of
st. jerome, who happened to have been
born fifteen centuries first; alleging a re-
semblance also in their powers Of sarcasm;
that "St. jerome was noted for his elo-
quencc, piety and religious fervor, aud that
E1mund5 is not " that the saint INDUCED
in violent invcclive and the Senator does
not aud "that Edmunds has better COM
mand Of his vocal organ than any other
member of the present senate :" attributes
to Elmunds a solid vein of the best kind
of common sense; calls him ono of the
most logical men in the senate, always con-
servative, etc.
This morning a dense fog perhaps pres
aged the warm day we have had, so warm
that for hours you can sit with windows
open, without a fire, and be comfortable.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-20

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