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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-08
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An ORDINANCE fer tho Construction "
4 sidewalk On the WIS. side VI Elm street
In CrsAc0.
~ II ordained BY the Town Council VI
tho Town Of Crcsco.
That \ Sidewalk DO hullt II HAla Town,
commencing and ~uHning ~ foliows.
Comm snelng nj the Northeast corser Of
block Twenty eiahs, In Csssco, running
lAeuee sonihrrly, on the W-ut aide " Elm
street, 10 the termination u the town plat,
snid walk 10 b. fur feet Wide, and built
On the natural grade u ground, and within
fifteen days from iAs publication VI this
ordinance.
Ayas A llcmtn. Combs, Conklln, plait
and Roche.
Nays None.
Passed Ai,a approved June 1T lH17.
i. II. BROWN May or.
Attest. ltesky WlDxkn, Recorder
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If lii halAm.e af that raai TAKE the
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-08

SOMETHING AnutsT Cut.Ts, Scarce
any onr III our citizens Int have mo-
ilrca III" handsome Dexter colt
owned by Isaac Matthews. H. haa
II pedigree thAt In worth recording
The mother Ut this colt liz from Old
Hcrod. md n n full sister of Cupid.
Hhc III II beautiful mare md = very
fin. stopper. though never educated.
The colt Ii n stallion. now TIVE years
old, and WAa sired by Wilbur Halnhlc.
toninn. n half brother OF Dexter. the
famous Bonner horae. Tho color OF
the colt md the marks Il henrs Arc
just like those ~ Dexter. He Ii II
handsome. gay, bright, and decidedly
intelligent colt the form IT II trot.
ting horse~-. Il carriage TINT IN excell.
vi hy few III hls aHr. Hn promises
something extra hi thc horse line,
md with proper care and education
h. Will doubtless make Il record tina,
Will astoniah even The oldest horse.
man, An even i've hundred dollnra
has bern refused for this colt. -.
MaGreaor Timer.
This famous colt was sirr,l hy
Wilbur Hnmhl.tonian, owned 10y Mr..
i.eadle n thin place. There Ia day
10 breed ~ hor-cn NOR. deserved.
~ popular md profitable. to breed
fion than Kysdink's Hamhlctoninn,
nna thi- hora. stands iiist among
them.
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rnr praY ~ Gus rnssi VI, 9TH.
great in'.r Af this rssa, country.
THE producing sAnss II NIL III pres.
r,fl,s, II latnr. i.snon. LABOR,
NH. Government Mas Mn.ie I'll IRE.
tnet Nj. Industry, IL rissii haih ~.
conrngsinrn. md security, u this
Very ,nl. with 'hi. precise object In
Ni.W. power mas given - Congress
over III. e'rirnsH and over th.
mun.y-.N.,.m ~ tho country
Daai.i lIisbs,er.
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Tho frarpn light ~ Guthrie Cen.
ter has hcrn snld Nnh The name
changed a. The .nttriau Til. new
editor Assigns ihi- scad rason for
hl~ seeking that location,
eua,hrie Center II cmrhH,ienlly II
temperance sDNH. AMI tlss recon-.
mendnilon, more than my other.
caused III 10 locate hero, fur whrrr.
rvel you ilnd ii town where the tenn
refa,er .lrn.'l rre,uminnts-. th.r.
yau viii ilnd good schools. v.ahid.
Ing eiIts.na anil ererythiap hefnksn.
lnlF ,hrlfl ana prosperity saloons
,ife ne ~ Aitt A..ar that eyer stra.k
u country taan They nre guide.
huafa~ ~ he'll, rniniln. nlt ~ tlr
Maynard Youth. Will. nh.frlug finger,
the downward roaa 10 rralilsu.y,
lir.n'Iasnr~p ami ultimate nin
Let our.iii1cns guard vii their IN.
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Tho Original and Only
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Thrcshing Machines,
CONSISTING oy


Complete h0rsu.ronrr Establish.
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Two styles " Msanied Horse Powers
osr improved Triple AcAr, and In.
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Complete steam Power Os.lits, our
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forristown Htr1idt A Missouri
Clergyman IN asked Id ynrutc the pull
pit Just becAus. he had three wives
and n suspected 81 having poisoned
thu fourth. Church congregations
arc becoming 10 particular that after
n Will. Clergyman Will not BE- r.r.
tnt'ri - hAyn my worldly enjoy.
tu.ut ~ all.
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ADVANCE:

1lr Mccormick Advance i two.Mhorl
I'd. self.rakersarrr, with = moving attach
mtht md " rralls iwu machines combined
u, uhe. thor. being separate liars for rratt
lhg and moving the former Ave- mud iLt
latter four t,ei vide. NY changing pin.
Ion sluw motion ean b. Ind iur tliiInt
Mheai, mud u i tex muilo The resol,
ing ruke III hi machine N most admir-
able feature, and iis strength, slurnLliit,
alnl perfect working. when compared vi
VI lhr ADVANCE,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-08

II Will bind grain condition Tint elevated by
sod
II which will BY
tho grain which / wasted by ordinary methods
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G. Il, & l.. ]. McCoRMIcK's
HARVESTING MACHINERY !!
6MI: sYrf'tIxt MICK
lIA nv ESTER

Tnr Mifunxruk HARVESTER In Aaspt !.
~ n the wnr's IL MI large grain GROWN /
farmers |, iseArlly drawn BY two orein.
Try harsus, nnd requires bit three man 10
operate II. unl thus cut md hind from ten
~ Twelve acres II gruln per day. II IN
very strong anil durable, md 4. the Same
time easy ii handle. The binders table
il hinged - thn, II always remains lavel,
no matter how thu machine In tilted. Tho
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-08

HNHE eons'enanre Il pale and
lealen. ea'afel. viii ufe .AsianM
Pushes. Or ,ifen.,~.libs,, sips on
one or both cheeks; the eye, lseoms
dull thepip', al' m akl,iceni.
circle runs along the hover cyr.lla;
the noie i,iffisatsi. swell, and some.
times bleed 1 swelling III Tho upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or ,hrob,ing uf the ears m
unusual secretion ol saliyi, shiny or
hlrrcd tongue breath very foul, par.
ticnlarly In tho morning; appetite
variable, sometimes sorac i,,ii-, wilhA
gnawing sensation ~ tho stomach, 4,
Others, entirely gpaa ilsa,,ns pains
In the stomach, ocea,ional nausca
and vomiting, violent painsthruigh.
out the abdomen bowels irregular,
ut times roslive; stools slimv not
unfrcluently tinEet with blood
belly swollen AMI haf,l urine fur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff.
cult, and accompanied by hireoi,gh;
cough ,onc,imrs,lry anleonsnlsivc;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia.
Bic, but generally irritable, Nc.
Whenever the above symptoms
Are found 70 exist.
DIX. C. MrIANE'S vERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
IT poEs NOR CONTAIN AERcukY
In any form; /, il ~ innocent prclA.
ration. Hef eitath d, .,oise f41 gHyhf.
Ht iyn,y q M mea tfHary ish.sk
The genuine l)a M'l.,sr's vts.
nivvdg bears the signatures Of e..
MqLANr aad FILMING Haos. on the
wrapper.
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W. Inv. he'hr-Lp In iiaslleH TEL
logn ~ k,shuA iuf pas III VERY liberal
lerns Apply sann ~ u will he sold il 4
bargain ~ tie tirsi nmnlirai lslf
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:. THE IMPROVED PRIZE MOWER !:

The improved lritn
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Where Way be found
A GDflD ASSORTMENT Or
plIRE DRUGS,
PATENT MEnlcIN ES, and
Drlqlists Snn1Ties Generally

Hoping ~ strict attention " tho wants
Of customers ind With prices 10 ral, thu
times. 10 ncril aud receive share Of pub
lir patronage the proprietor respectfully
Invites the public 10 eall and ses II he can't
make u " their Interest ~ deal with the
ncw drug riole
nD~rrescrlptlons Carefully Compounded.
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5000 Pianos for $3.50

Attest, lissxv Winxxn. Recorder.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-03
School Statistlcs.

We have received pamphlet contain
ing an abstract of the annual report of
the United states commissioner of edu-
cation, from which we derive much in
formation. The total number of teachers
reported in the public schools is 292, ,2G2.
But, large rs this number is, it is 100, 900
short of the number required to the en-.
tire school population reported, allowing
forty scholars on an average TO the
teacher In the southern states more
men are employed than women; in the
northern and central states, more women
than men the excess of women teachers
is much the greatest in New England,
especially in Massachusetts, where some
Al e already beginning to think that the
interests of education have suffered by
the too exclusive surrender of the
work of primary instruction TO one sex.
In Massachusetts, there are / ,l69 men and
S0i7 women teachers. In Alabama,
Delaware, Kentucky, Nevada and Texas
the same salaries are paid for the same
work to men and women teachers. The
average monthly compensation of teach
ers in Illinois, male, sIS.2l, and female,
1922 in Michigan it is, male, $5l As,
female, $3.50; in Iowa, male, S26.6S,
female, $2S,33; in Wisconsin, male,
Si3 80, female, S27 10; in Indiana, male,
500, female, 40. Illinois returns an in
crease of 10, 1876 in school population, of
l3,90l in school enrolment, of four hun
dred and eighty-nine in the number Of
teachers, and OF seventeen in the number
of schoolhouses. But the receipts iof
schools were less by S3303S, and tbTe ex
pcnditures by .S476, 1888 than "a lSif;
Two kindergarten report o'0 huiiufeu
and nine children. Ths state normal
university and five otler normal schools
had III normal -,.pils and graduated
one hundred ar five. In the one hun
dreJ and sixteen public high schools
there we about $3.50 students, who
with c635 in business colleges, 2,7s5 in
n~Fate academies, and 3,l93 under sec
5ndary training elsewhere, make l2,0S0
academic students. Six institutions for
superior instruction of women report
three hundred and forty-eight collegiate
students, with two hundred unclassifed;
twenty four colleges and universities,
| ,696 collcgiates; two schools of science,
four hundred and thirteen. Thirteen
'cminaries report four hundred and
aighty-siX students of theology; four law
schools, one hundred and eighty-three
legal ones; six schools of medicine, five
hundred and s2venty-six; and ten special
schools, 9l9.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-03

900 cantars the two preceding years,
showing an excess OF 376,0 cantars
(65, 600 bales) over those in 1875. On
the twentieth of December the excess
bad been reduced to ll6, 600 cantars,an
it was expected that it would disappear
with the first week in January, when q
continued falling off would leave the
crop 80, 600 To 60 600 blaes short of that
of last year, namely 10000 to 100000
bales OF six hundred pounds each, against
l6S,00O and I37 600 bales in 1886 and
1910. From the other Mediterranean
ports the imports have remained siDgu.
larry stationary, amounting 20 about
lOO,0 600 bales OF three hundred and eigh-
ty pounds each, and this will probably
be the supply of the season.
The Brazils, which supplied Europe
in the years 1871 to 1874 inclusive on an
average with 760 900 bales a year, sent
800, 600 bales in 1878, and last year only
i05, 900 bales. AS the low prices ruling
must have prevented an extended
growth an increase can hardly be eX.
pccted. The bales weigh however, only
one hundred and sixty pounds, and 25,-
600 TO 10000 bales more or less are of
little consequence.
The constant decline on the value has
had the same effect on the import from
the West Indies, Peru, etc; 100000
bales were received in 1871, 10000 bales
In lSS5,and last season only GOO bales /;
they weigh about two hundred pounds.
From the above it will appear that
Europe, according to trustworthy ad-
vices, will probably receive about l50,-
coo to 10000 bales East India and j0,-
000 to 10000 Egyptian cotton less than
last season, equal in weight to $50, 600 to
$50, 600 bales American cotton.-New
York E'ye,iag Post.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-03
OSCEOIA ARKANSAS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1871

member OF the joint committee then opened
the debate.
NIGHT SESSION.
The house met again at 7 = o'clock, with
Mr.. Hooker lMiss) in the chair rs speaker
pro TEN. The first speech was made by
Caldwell, OF Tenncsse, who advocated the
bill. lie was followed by Stevenson, OF llli'
nois, and Caulfeld, of Illinois, also in sup
port of the bill. The house, at eleven O'Clock
adjourned till tomorrow at ten o'clock
The house on the 26th, was called to
order at ten o'clock, when but few members
were preset. Discussion of the electoral
bill was at once resumed. At four o'clock
the time for general debate having closed,
Mr. Payne rose to move the previous ques.
ton. Before making the motion, however,
he allowed to be read the amendment which
Mr.. Hopkins proposed to offer, the most I'M
portant point being to refer to the commits.
sion all the testimony taken by the commit
tees of either house. MIR. Payne refused to
allow the amendment to be offered and moved
the previous question. The previous question
was seconded, and the main question order.
ed, Mr.. Payne having the final hour to close
the debate yielded a portion Of his time to
Mr.. Walker, of Virginia, who declared that
he would give the bill his cordial support.
The debate was closed and the speaker an.
nounced that the vote would now be taken
on the final passage Of the bill. The vote.
The clerk proceeded TO call the names Of
members amid the most intense interest and
excitement. Finally the count was com.
pleted, as the result was announced Us yeas
igl, nays So. Adjourned.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-03
,SIS(EI.IANEOlS,

The pig iron production of the United
States for 1876 is estimated at 2,030, 600 tons.
In 1875 the production was 2,206,5Sl tons.
When 1875 opened the stock on hand was
estimated at $4,000 tons, and this had been
reduced at the clese of the year to about
Geo, 600 tons.
The debt of New York city has in
creased 100000 since 1860, and is steadily
in ,reasing. 1t now amounts to about one
hundred and fifty dollars for every man,
woman and child living within the corpora
ton limits. The rate Of increase is about
100000 per annum.
Pauline Lucca sued her first husband.
Baron Won Rhade, who is married to another
woman, and obtained Iecree Of divorce
from him, whereupon she remarked. This
divorce was decided to be irregular, and was
opened so as to let the first husband come
in and defend. She claims she paid her
lawyers Sin the original suit thirty.fve
hundred dollars, and IN the effort to main.
tain their action nearly five thousand more.
She has sued her first lawyers Tor ten.lhou-
sand dollars damages through their nexcu.
sable negligence,
Boston Advertiser: "Can the south
manufacture cotton goods cheaper than the
north?" is often and anxiously asked, and
every item Of fact bearing on the question is
worth catching and holding. Here are two,
both favorable to southern manufacture:
Machinery is being put in the third cotton
mill owned and operated by the Eagle and
rh1nix manufacturing company, of Coum-
bus, Ga. The new mill is as large as the
other two of the company; will be devoted
to making checks and stripes, will have 20,-
600 spndles, eight hundred looms and one
hundred and sixty carding machines; will
Use twenty bales of cotton day and will
Jlmploy seven hundred hands The compa-
Il has paid good dividends and has large
II Ferye fund. Second: At the recent semi.
o NHal meeting Of the Augusta lGa.) factory
). " profits OF the company for the six
r npths were said to be above 1900 aud
two Rer cent dividend was declared-not
Huse'or n semi-annual, to be sure but cot.
t'nmils are not many Of them doing as well
.ssT. s1 y l1Line that tifs,c tne tattry uaan
,as,i. !" ards Of goods, chiefly for southern
used ton. Two swallows do not make a
and &r"t, & put the signs OF change are worth
The Osceola times., 1877-02-03

COWTTVFs '''''V
talic a. few laws ~
ut the people couldx
r acquainted VIII
have.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-03
Iccbcrgs Of the Antarctic.

Sir c. Wyville Thompson recently
gave lecture in Glasgow upon the pecu-
liarities in the physical conditions OF the
Antarctic regions. In the months of
January and February, 1874, the Chal-
lenger was cruising in Antarctic waters,
and the observations made at that time
furnished the speaker with the material
for his address. The peculiar conf0rma-
ton of the icebergs filling the sea south
of latitude sixty degrees was the subject
of particular discussion. The bergs en-
countered by the Challenger were uni
versally table-topped and perfectly fiat,
with n covering Of dazzling white snow.
some OF the larger ones were one or two
miles in length, and had evidently pre-
served their original position. The aver
age height of these bergs was about two
hundred feet Their sides were blue, the
pale tint of the upper part deepening
gradually to the berg was seen to be
traversed with delicate ruling OF faint
blue lines separated more widely as they
neared the top.
Sir Wyvile deems the evidence nearly
conclusive that these icebergs. have their
oHgin on land which is comparatively
lSw and fiat, and bordered for a consider
Iable distance by shallow water. 81 con
'iSye," he says, that the upper part OF
these icebergs, including by far
The Osceola times., 1877-02-03
Egsst.Is.

President Diaz has banishcd the no.
toricus bandit Cortina from Mexico.
A cable special says the German gov
crnment possesses ample proofs of the esst-
ence Of large monastic conspiracy in
France to endeayor to gain power in that
country for purposes hostile to Germany.