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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08


This most remarkable statement was,
IN Senator Beck declared, "curefnlls
mud trnthfnlly prepared The proof Il
Ia the official records 1T will satisfy
the country" nnid thu senator, land
ought 10 satisfy the hpn,lllolders and
their advocates, TINT they ought not Il
insult suffering people whose hnrl
earnings have gone - enrich them hy
any complaint 81 want ii good faith u
them la tho effort W. mr. making 10 save
the country from bankruptcy. !"
One thousand millions vi profits, and
yet the bondholdcrs cry for more Lot
workingmcn nee in this statement, the
truth Ut which IL beyond question, the
main cause ot the snilerings which they
nre new enduring. Let prostrate and
helpless industry understand that this
IL tho system which lima made II the
prop IL King Shyloek'n throne, mud
which stillc0ntinues 10 wiring from il, ex-
hnustcd IN II In, e7O0, COO, 900 annual
tribute. Let 0ucnbAck men arm them.
selves with such facts and iigurcA M are
given above, and W be prepared To over.
throw King Hhylock. Fninc industry 10
itH feet once more, and bring bnck the
prosperity and happiness TINT were ours
ere vt tho bond. TINT bind I'M Ind l,e-
gun 10 tighten on IN and bear I'm down
10 vnsHalagc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08
Tramp Legislation.

An effort In 10 he mn.la In New York.
AZ well ~ In M,rylan,l mud some other
States, 10 suppress the tramp evil. A
bill for TINT purpose haH been intro
Imred In the New York Assembly by a
Mr.. Robertson. II provides for the up.
pointment 81 State Superintendent oi
County Warehouses;. II make. IL tho
duty II tlle Superintendent who In 10
bc subordinate to the Htate Board Of
Charities) 10 rent buildings in the soy.
cral cotlnties. snch IN mny be required
for the confinement aud employment III
vAgraLsa. II makes lin tlse Judge vi
the kiu,ls Of employment to which they
shall bc put. anl directs him 10 regard
thu inttrsta of the Migrants In respect
70 morals, mi the requirement 81 hMb-
II. 81 industry. When any workhomse
N really for TIM reception 0f guests II III
his duty ~ notify the various magin-
tratcs ~ the judicial department within
which the worklnnse |. situated 81 thc
tact, mud ~ furnish them with blank
forms for tie commitment III trnmps. n
requires the magistrates u sentence pr.
nons convicted 81 yngrancy under exist.
ing or future laws 10 labor In the work
house for not MIRO than three nor lcsx
thAn ak m0ntlsflr tho first oilunse for
not less than liz nor more than twelve
mouths for tho second, mud for nm Ia.
definite time for the third or any snbso.
q,,ent oiTnnsc. Further, tho bill pro-
vidcs TINT the yagrAnl HIlall bc allowed
fair compensation for hin work at The
expiration 81 his term. Aud, still fur.
Their, Il provides TINT. In or,lcr 10 avoid
ncellcss competition with "honcst Ia
Dor. the yAsrAnt. shall not l,e hired out
70 private employer. but shall be- vet "
some kind of public work.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08
Non. Resumption In France -lntercst.
img fnsts.

Mr. Henry Carey I,airl writea M FOL-
lows to the Philadelphia Times. The
lHt of january, ls7s. having come md
gone, and the debt due by tho French
Government - the Dank Of Fnucc hay-
ing been reduced 10 400. O0O. ONO francs,
and when the forced circulation of
notes shorld cease In conformity with
the law On tho matter, II II nm interest
ing fact 10 lcnrn from the correspondent
III TIN London Economist that on tho
3l inst. no notice II tue legal resninp-
tion ~ specie pnyment~ had been issued.
II ~ true that fDr several year. past tho
hank has been paying specie 70 tho amount
oi ]. 600 franc. NJ q single payment, hut II
hnn held In its own hand. entire and
complete control over tho matter, md
all such payments Aro purely optional.
Now, mot only has tl,e hank not formally
and legally resumed hut II had
during The week ending Jan. y, increased
In circulation III mite. gu, O0tl, ttD0, and
that circulation then stonl nj f5aO, 600.
OD0, being 81 900, 0tDO more than Il wns
In September, 1875. The cremation
theory III linanee evidently does
not obtain In France, whcn the trade.
commerce and industries u TIM people
are not Hubor.linatrd 10 my arbitrary
Axcd amount ii money. lint fhr latter n
snbOrlinAtrd ID the former. Iii word.
Tho circulation III tho hauk IL Il purely
automatic affair, md varies from day i,
day, and week 10 week. according a. thu
.1s Al.
m II ~ jnst.
III Ii equally worthy of note TINT the
bunk held, Jan. y, but eiO6, OO0, 900 In
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS I,

Such ~ Sore, Weak, Inhamed, Red. aHd WaleSY
EyeAi liberation and leIiAsnniallan of tlla kAft
nlngine Noi:.A n tho lieAd nass TAseat, klonaat
tcAdAchs, Neuralgia. Disalnrss, Ciop0rd Memory,
LaM W Nervous furrr. lspFeeMton u eplElle -lsee
Au carefully and xctahtlacatly ereAtca with ehlo
remedy Mee6rhin. 10 directors which accompany
each bottle, o. Will be nssllcd " Any address W
receipt of stamp,
Each package contains T,r. eAnfnrdt Improved
lnhAlng Tuhr, with full difsetlnnA Tor Wa ~ All
~ nrurx,..!s: !.ycaFhcgs .lhs rnItsa etaass ana
and Wholesale nrMHlssta, hostun. NLss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08

Tux Springfield H,I,HLtican did moi
put III my blark rules wl,rn Mr.. Dowlcx
died. il ~ HoNl u 40 Tint this anti
qnat1d style u expressing grief IN pass
,nK away. Nothing IL marc horrible nr
IN wprae tn.te tllan newspaper with its
column rules upside down. .-Louisriite
lcYstfJ-.fynrHui.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08
Ic0llInS'
VOL TAIC PLASTER

Aaorsls thc smost grateful relief In Rhcu.
snasism, Weak M.tMe. local Palma, Ner-
vous AfTrctiona, Local Rheumatism. Ito
noulourcux. Nervous pain. A0eGtlons ~
lhS kidneys. frMcturod Rlba. Afrsctions
" the Chest, Caids md CoMghs. 1njurtee
" sh~ Hack. 6trains and nrulsess weak
mack. Nervous Palm 1t tho Bowels. CrAsnp
ID sh~ Stomach mud IimAc. Heart A0oc-
tioas. Enlarged Spleen. nruisea and Pune
turvs. NhcumAtism VI 10 wslsts and
Arms, Asthma. Ooue. LEGAL and Deep.
seated ralns. raiM IN thu Chest stitch u
shs lAck. raln u tils Hip. varicose -
EnlAr1~d Veins. Cslrk IN this Back aod
neck. pAtn and weakness n slde as6
mack, MOArsrn~sa. eorc Threat. LnunhAgo,
Who0Cim9 Cough. sharp 1salas u ~
HreMas, Heart Disease. outlay, Deaoeeea,
aMd for Lamsnsss In any part Vt the no1y'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08

IL 1876 sevcn aud s.half miles al rail.
roAd wcr built In Tennessee; In 1877,
twenty -ope and slrec.qnartcrs miles. Ur
h date Tcnnessce has l, ,s67 miles ii rail.
fuN.l. Five hundred miles arr projected,
Int II II question of time and money
whether they will he put in operation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08

in tho wonderful nrAiclnf IN which the ailllvi
81 Atc MlNsr ,ltrcctel far relief. tlae dre.s clss
!Hirsos hr hhs rain ltitltsl In hHsMas.N muls ~
Natures sovereign rurnltsr properties. MklNh
ssrl linz lhs'illrsl inlD llir vegetable klHstsln
~ healing sc ~lck, than we're EVER haiuls rulu.
u f.snA w tllr great variety NJ nnSt 0i,siinate
diseases which " haH lNen t0tlMt ~ sal.ultrr, III
lse rntc VI oorOMcAoelA, severe GON9Ae,
mi ttr early sinErs M (sONhn ~ nNeoON. II hNA
tstn'iIsl,cd thu mcdiral fnfultt. .htri eminent
Thy ririans pronounce N The gfehtcet Matsiral
discovery ofthc age. While u rufrs thu ses~t.
- tn...hs. Y strengthen. iis system anil Ravl.
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init inv ani tnsigotaIinE medicine.
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inv cuinr ~ Fktn. ~ sMtnMi,h brown spbls IN
fnee or hpiy, frequent hraltartsu ~ disslhcss,
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tvMpsnM* nrr 1SiasIssar.s, n n fetatrls INT
NIL stlsl tnsce. ni, Fierce t.u.lrn Medical uls.
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SOLO By DRUGGISTS Al III pta solItf.
Prepared ~ 70. ". rsEnGa. ". a.. s,.le
l.f.Ilir,'.t, n II. MvhLnss lltsrf s-AHA.
Hllunl0, Nj 4.
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10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Non. Thee. p. Boneel. Bristol. NJ.

Nessrs, WFrNs A rnrfxM; Gssfifmsn, - re&llaR
Noraash!l s.nslas.a q Wv efficacy M AA.voenI
yoa. = line ~ W that nlthUn3h kavu oeen eeepe
AcAa ~ NJ The luss!nns advertised - "Ia1leAl
such fciief and Ultimate cure - thai 81 kAkIoaOh
] have be~n afflicted with this dreadful diseeee
could b. induced 10 p<fsevere With any upell
read thr letter 81 nv. tlaNky Wuklp, sd go
Nulhfuily cay thai AFTER usinH ave Or aiA oOstleo
an thoroughly caNslncea cf ~ curative pforft
olea. MocipH that Others ellnitAf1y Aelee46 uko
yaef viii be Induced ~ make The Trial, eWA -
nsln~R, vesy truly, etc. Ttlko r. bO0k1S9.
bsisToL, H. J.. July ~. ts75.
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CATARRtl
EvER-FAlllN0 RELIEF
AFFoRDGo ~
sAmFonu's RADICAL oUaE.

Il respectable teetimpniAlA eyef offered IN favor
81 Aay proprietary medicine. that the RADICAL
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standing, how severe the disea4e. the Art dus<
catarrhal Anecttuts that eonndcnco u o. oNee felt
n ~ ability 70 do all that y claimed Tor y. The
testns my 81 physicians drusQtois, end raeteate ID
unAnncns On this EntAt, and the acehMulatina
evidence \. ~ point .t resreclahtllty eapesics 70
any ever before ohtaincd In favor 81 d pupuiAs
remedy. The prurttetots, therefore,, maj (uetly
feel proud ~ thu ptsion this remedy A1e eltalneAs
and believe u worthy VI IL reputation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08

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rfrpa,e,l ~ 70. ". r,Enta.. ". ~. s,lie
Proprietor, ~ III. MuHLNa uisrf s~AMA.
Buffalo, N, 4.
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nothing, and / seemed 10 gnt courage,
girl though | WIN, to inlliom tho myk.
terry. ! hastily dressed, threw a dark
shawl over my head, md. going noise.
lessly down stairs. opened tho glas. door
III the drawing.roonl window, and left Ii
10 that ! could come IN again. kept In
the Shade of the trees M much M poani.
BILE, aud quickly followed III. path l had
secn the woman take. Presently heard
voices ono Nh. mans, the other u
woman's. But who was shc. came
close, and got behind large group of
thick shruba. could now Hue aud ncnr
them quito we'll they wcra standing In
the light l Was In deep shade.
just them tho woman turned her head
toward mn. ID was Martha.
What lid she want there ri that hour?
land who w.s TINT mani WaA pug.
sled. Where had seen that face To-
forc for thAt had seen u before
VIM certain but where aud when could
net remember. III VIVA speaking III i
low voice, and did not hear very lis.
tinctly what he naid, but tho lat few
words were
And why mot to-nightY Delays nYc
always dangerous, especially now IN
they are beginning 10 suspect me-"
!" Because Mrs. Bcnsons slHughter.in.
law In here, and she ii sleeping In the
room over the plate. closet, aud would bc
surc ~ hear thc least noise. WHIT until
tomorrow niaht~-shc will In gone then.
but indeed, John. don't like this b,,Hi.
ness a VII. think we'd better give Il
UP. No luck will come 81 II, / Am
SURF.
"Look here, MArthn,' mid tho man.
/" hnye 4 chance III getting Aafa IN
nov. hive II III settled, II you viii
only help me 81 gnt this Oh wnman's
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09
The Work Of The Legislature,

Mr.. EDITon-Thc Legislature has
adjourned The public arc dissatisfied
with the result Of their labors. Slffi'
cicnt allowance is not made fr Difficult
ties they had to contend with. One great
complaint is, their failure TO reduce the
number Of offices. The County Com
missioners, School Commissioner. Audi
tor and Treasurer are all new and
saarled Offices. Gan they be abolished
without change in the Constitution of
the State &? Are there not within our
party large number Of men willing to
accept these Offices and p"rquisitrs Is
it fact that the pressure OF Office
seekers was as embarrassing to our
Legislators as was the opposition or
an.agonism of the Radical party? Our
Legislature, at its last session, has don"
much for !hc public good. and yet much
remains to be done. They have given
US Judges that we are not ashamed or
afraid of; they have materially reduced
our taxes; they have settled the question
of the public debt ir manner salts
factory to the people; and last. but not
least, of their good acts, they have ad-
journcd.
In a future article propose to discuss
the propriety of aboiishiug certain off,
ces. etc, J. r. NJ.
RUSSELL PLACE. s. c., April /, 1878
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09
Refuses to Assign Counsel.

Persons, who have been much about
Court Houses during tho last few years.
must have observed the lage number OF
parties who are defended gratuitously
by counsel assigned them By the Court
Judge Hudson takes the proper view oi
the subject. as will appear from the lol-
lowing extract from the Yoikville En-
gairer:
Judge Hudson pcrtmptorily declines
to assisu counsel to defend persons
charged with crime of less degree than
capital ofFenscs. This course, which
by the way, has precedent in the ac'
tion of Judge Mackcy at the last term
he presided here, will have happy
effect in checking crime in the future
Heretofore, petty crimes have been
committed almost with impunity, the
nerpetrators being assured in advance,
by the reputation Of Sheriff Glenn as i
dieter, that they would be vel fed anc
cared for, and when the time 70! trial
arrived, able counsel would be assigned
Them. and they would stand, in rca-
sonable degree, a chance of acquit'L.
Such will not be the case hereafter. Nor
is the ,ule applied to colored prisoners
alone In the case of the State against
Millwood, q white man, who was with
ou. counsel, tue Judge plainly anuovn'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09
Justice in South Carolina.

Our readers will remember that, some
tune since, petition for the pardon OF
that notorious villain, i. Cass Carpen-
Ter. was circulated by his wife among
the members Of the Lcgislature-Gen.
Gary, as was said, even carrying the
paper around for her-nearly all Of whom
signed it, the plea being that the un-
fortunate man was broken in health
and his family utterly without the
means Of support. The petition was
also signed by many other leading De-
mocrats, and Governor Hampton, as
any other man would do, pardon'd him.
If any one wishes to know how the
wretch regards the kindness shown
read the evidence Of his ingratitude in
the following lines, which are taken
from the Philadelphia Ttm's
WASHINGTON. April 1.-Ex-Re
sentative l.. Cass Carpenter, OF South
Carolina, who was in prison IN Columbia
for over three months, convicted for pre-
seuting fraudulent claims for printing
and advertising against the State, arrived
here on Thursday, having been par
dored nv Governor Hampton. lie says
there is no protection in South Carolina
and lha, if the colorcd Representative,
Smal!s, Senator Patterson or Ex-Governor
Chamberlain ever go to that State again
,hey will certainly be s"nt to the penn, n,
teniiary. lie says Patterson Is sti'i
under eight indictments, mostly Tor
bribery. and that if Sma'ls does not re-
turn and stand his trial he must forfeit
his $4,000 bonds. lie thinks Senator
Hutler has bcen of no service TO Patter'
son, and that Butler and Hampton are
not as friendly as formerly, and there
fore Butler will not be able to help Pat
terson in the future. He does not think
Patterson will ever return to South Caro>
lima. According to Carpenter, Senator
Patterson still adheres to Butler, and
saws he will vote for Butler as against the
claims of Corbin to sea. IN the Senate.
Carpenter says that every juryman who
convicted him offered to indorsc his ap-
plication for pardon, and that TWO jury
men made affidavit that they voted to
convict him, believing their lives would
not have been safe otherwise. lie SAID
he never applied for a pardon or allowed
his friends to do so for him.