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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-08

What sia IL with my itln ONES ~ aninse
tipn ,lnring The e.lll ,la,. which, arr Fastening
uil NJ. Npu a.k ~me ia, alru seu AT very
la~s nss m.e lislla lieNs tuls eai Ii-t III
alauefn ftallsrt, AMI A. stare lar fingers ar a
sittap Az aii tntt- lAal,Iss usually ats thea
-,e han -hr Will antise her-elf IN pulling II
frttn unp haul. mil, ~ find II aihei, IHr ~
elosel, IL ilir u.ll.r Il will entertain her Ia a
long lime, ani Julia, who II oirr, can ntakr
hAltl,leA viii l,irp NJ matter Ii she ,lac- api
t.r arrsu, ~ hsr rniss herself ~ " difficult
fnr admits III " content ,mls1s employed, atnl
Wtiat ratl va uSlHs', ~ Tie little active hilud~
ahi spirited lAHlle@ unles@ .nsag.li n soino L,iss
ueellsaiiults fli,s must hc diverted and many
simllr things will interest them FIR humi- nj IL
tiu4 iei lllein string button mrl,l., build biloxi
ip,ne.@. watch slp eand VA tile lunf glass give
ttn geographical puzzles a. rlar. together. aitl
fip, will ~ Instructed "a we'll ~ entertained
All ~ IA can call H. mind, Wien visiting, how
lutlsis aud weary w were beeaiisc ~ nothing
III ID l.r these little uiie- all law. spmptiiug
III ill., and snake II your rtn.ls fHt II yuu III mol
mud something IN tiHsn,, Saiai Will
Nlnn visiting recently. ii.p little daughter Ut
ms iaAl,@~ rglitp III tiio taufli. li,f little itta
fuip CIT Ia pieces and holding The scissors hes
hind lei
Mamma, 49,. What naughty rflsr.,r-H sail
iir lli'a cnlpii'
"fhilI. whA' have son dome raih tile
ifaie mp'hrr. sNi,s ILL tuu eni yonr apfnn
tlnisy
Aud, taking lnr fii,iely bs the arm. little i,isr
MAS ihtiiat--uti Enntis ula ail adjoining
rpsln. th0rn II await hcr punishment, Nhatl
lift
NJ friend, ~ali 4 yua know would ini
interfere III thn government III your plild hnt,
IN h.r ai,seurp. In iiic remind You that she
eAtu. IL snli a#klg taf ruiir paiet
e. s'tlt nid tui va-l lnsf a*ie lIat
spll Tim rtsNH iief something u III
III tpnpler would TIT hase .1ltieri hnr init
mischief
l4lss.si a. ilt ulaha- ~ tiis 1ittl. nhes, hu
tet IN, them ~ I'LL tics eaii la' taught a. t.,
inntnl#r tia nl.f uilta mai IT. rafad iuf iifes
nil, Instead 81 siarpinH the Iitilu hands, fssi
With rffiBg, kiae tltlu wlaH ihrs hasa Hatt.
arll. anh fprua.l The ki.r Wlen THE, have hsni
MItfApl ~ttn st4n i'll rass tlat liz Kiss Will III
isr them aiat uulind Treatment never sa1lI
learn Tile grsai luxury ui slpiig seod. al,sl, sl~
iHf~. tisinL innfu II Frightening iha lives III tlt
lii little ot,t~ Hisln ~ sunr keeping Than q
ilelH the rti II. enforce obedience. tinI IIts
iltr inoihui who ununni Rsyufn herself Inv
eali ~he rightly govern hei eiliif ~ uut val
TIL sils little haIHs afa III rn~t ~ fill it.n viii
ilHwst- ~ till ihs loving lteat,# are stil ~,
tstn btstnw the aa.a- III nul.afinthi and ptalHs
thy aiil fall nnt. hMntiIt III TIT listening "a
ihati III sllp eltse. collin llal I'LL tla.Ar IIt.a
nif Sweetness asi~ With sun may
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ID n. nLATHAHr,
County surveyor,
And gpe.les ~ asMssal MsrahAndtss.
iuDNAlis, IOWA,

Win attend promptly ~ eAii~ fer NUhvkfthu ahd
ENuiAkEItI Nj III Inward sAd sdj0inimA rouniies.
Make paiis III lttef ~ uiherwt1t, Gtstn4 Section,
1uvn ami HatIse. Accuracy eud rAridtty austness
tied. =. n. ULAT1lAHT, Oounsy surveyor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-08

A wrll.known Now York chemist ns,
stirred U'Dyh reporter III. either dny
tlM II could mi H. hong III this rni.
when iHnlk. wip nAn much sugar will
H. supplied viii, ii tin lining 10 their
Htoinncl,s. liz exhibited H. III. reporter
several thin sheets ~ tin which h. Il,ul
extracted from sugar HI Naisl nninr III
il,r nInli.fasorA be,.uIt TN hs sln tom
II IL eait with mnrintie neil. aud us.d III
hotl, stsars anh sifnls. H. nlsp esllil,.
it'd samples ~ glucose. ~ which ~ ~
I'D pr cent !. n~I III sugars and ", PER
cent, III -irup~. Poor starch ani -four
ure also nr.l. Il,ese adlulieraie,l sugars
produce skin di4asrh.
Int Chimes. hnva lAX TINT nly mil
iiary uilirrr making hi~ house ii place
~ gambling shall IL elsl,icre,l and Tor.
ever deiarrcd from holding public Office.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-08
Horticulture.

siuo ~ tlla iihasi plants fat winter hlta,lninp
II ti,e paittaslvu lLe color IL thu Hover III
lsae'- tIm 81. ani III fragrance IL ,laieiru~.
TIL IL cultivation b ait simple. They Afe
.asils rts,'.si tlum cuttings tfpm The small rlsle
pltnntr, nll,n aiesa, twu iHplle~ in length, any
linn frnm ueinlrf Nj April. anil, NV ihay arf
nNatiy imisls, thy ral, ~ ~ei nat ~ til
uleli ground III Nav and II fhsy have lafn III
en4tHInel IL at aseTy DAY hardening III ~
gal.leiierr i.im i lresipiis Il, @.tiiug nni TIN,
will stand If,en nnininretl Plant thin III
Lois NJ fpnf ft,aH Zach, tan iiael.. apart. ntsd
III saina irtwatf ~. riallir III ilN fus. kasp
tiuNu Msasi~, anil fht ~ttll Hitsllan IN frequent
il-e II Tia hne lnpripb.I put iham Into fnnl
ilt.h ps's, tt-lilg rich -.il, ~. What my tslHfi
I'm. proves l. batter pIaul sIsnl IN
iastu ~ Aaii rls i,ehsr de'I krap
ila'm 10 temperature III y, ~ ~
IL ~ Aighi. anil Il, 4, ~ dag Ii,pl,
II slas Tho afH ssis impatient III wi *pil,
aid vii nsl haar m',el, Wa'ar. 4 ynrs Ra,i
substitute fat tn taiilatlpll l. found ia Tin
.leHtl. liinh. which viii .ip1n IN winter ffun
and *awi nua. Het,i tae Htaul,A and pal
~al,ir. Procure shallow ls.s. say il,f.a iuel,aH
dep I'LL Will Rpal coil, anil 4 li,'le ~a,li
tnisrti III II ~ lnsp u itHIaH. AaM, With "
ap,a I'D, hoard, p,,Hs down ,he earil, l.s,l.
rIrinkl'' u II dry, AMI saa the see'lA sbillls
Will euininu meal sins. sifl un r,liliesnt ssli
10 barely cover liz asel l'ni IN fl,u dark till
E.tfliIilhii commences. tltI. HiiiiK ifits ILL
window II. CAREFUL Iii watering. ~ glsn ui,Is
wLan lid seedlings appear Try
IL Keep dallsia~. stlaaiulua, saiitlaH, Ma..Ira
sii,.p, sta.. illiptlpl, liz winter Wlan The
iaas.~ aru killed i, frnri. LAKE up thu bilii,H
aud iubir. shaha lii ns,il etI, Ini IN rli,sl fpr
il NV lay tili fiss hr, utis somewhat THIN
INT iii ,IfY, frss@i piunf fa,tH ! keep snla Iii
bnekab,nt 1pl..ls thrive iHHf III II ~airls suI
lnRlirl, Ivy requires ilae ltui III which Il "
pfaal, ~ IL vii drained plenty ~ broken
eal'lsnaafr III The lDit.in. II nossi. frequent
Watering. I'm, Nm must tint alloW Naial 10
@iallA Afulina liz futiA
itiiialt@ Ar pretty miniature Liilh garden ~
] .an suggest il mad. " planting rrsH.iis.e
III plate III damp ranl Halt Il dozen viii liz
sufficient In ON plate
II All, reader Iisu% lar flssiH t.adrmaH Hiri
wishes fsf #se.lr. ihas rAu asii M u list ~
th.iI Msfsa nlll THREE raitIf~ N ts.sHr rsfnti%s
AMI Will give *+d~ rsasuiiu,l~is Address MI
snin,uunis asl.,ila~ i.lssli,a lh,s inl. Him
siati. III
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J10iuler4 and 0l0stEr4
uNOWN . MtL1.kM. vsar n lBrswn TlMtssss
.ot s';s1 W k Nv. .Aop a.., n. s,.,..s,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-08

l,asp lues finished ~, TfalH preserves a,,'l
Will Rlsr Nnn 10y recipe ~h,ph | ihlnk s.f,
llet II nas H. lspp Late iuf lille ,eat lti IL
~ili 10 fnr b.si s1n.t<e il.a shiu trim III.
pulp AMI ~. III separate .li-l.@. then vi the
pulr ~ III. ~tns. 10 aeali. Whom ar, pAA~
through i unlIandrr Iii All ingst.r. ALL Just
~ fntri NtlaAI IA fruit, anil ati half Al hH1il
ain n,a p..iHg 4, phi mp NY rN~t art,lr
II'ht.r. whhla III, IN il,i~ NAY kven p,iltlals
~ fruit, thna nsi,ls ~ rsiRHf. ono quart VIM
Mar iii. ,Iia .itsev, us aiisn cinnamon. ttsH
.,ilfle, ail~d4 Iiaii Till tie ifuis N dmn. YIN
.af, tall wv trying Will, fufh t.IaaH Tomatoes
ar ui,a dallt hi tlle ~ainu NAY, only ,uH nltisl
paf laal the tomatoes first
fpr nire hi~'nits. tab. al. suIfsf e,ipful III
aa,ii milk, nIui halt ieastapnIui sanrailis Ills
rpI,.s ii, tn mlk. pl'so If I,iinr tl,a si<n ~
half III, ngR, nr lslsi lilla If TIL ud i,lpuiba~
III bs,ii.d isaf ,lM ti.n White itUM'f fnur.
aIsl | never have I4auf lutth with H. think
nearly MI ~ tls hai link Young hon~eke..rr
have Ia baking IL ~ e lain III il,e ,lsat VI tho
ilsir Onr husbands IN mt k,,nw this, and II
Honl,l taka century ~ i0aei, thrf,,, l,nt Lnna
II from experiences. III yun happen " MT gpud
~aek ~ iipuf. inst remember nhai il,u naliW II.
and ga' 10 utInf AZ lung m ,uil have g.tti
hIsad know you NM have H0od bfua.l II you
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Carpenters md Hstiders.
s nssT :s .s e.. y a. ss:' Il. :';s .,
Dry 0osda Deaisrs.
wm1YE i MOON, nrr,h eaA ~ nv.ek hlnes.
:!s::s:sss ! sex NV: pit s..~.. -.
~
b. Trsshshuli hho~ stsre.
Drug Storca.
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FissniAare.
q. MKvEMDES. ~ sAvss&isem.n.
Foundry and Machine NAop.
swKNsOs mssOrMEns. War Foundry.
Flour and Ftcd.
s T. nxTmxw "a 81 CO.. in did y o. sula.a
0r0osry, Fruit and Cbnfeofi0nSrv
Store.
|. YHy 1890. - Z: =. . !. s-1A'a4.
Hardware Syorns.
lOMAs u nMOTHER. scn,h II Court House
j. Il. 1NpAN. III ssss side Elm street.
Harness Makers.
xE.p ,.IH. s.s a. :.o .o,,. -. :,
STREET nrns ths congregational Church,
4. W. HAMWAUOM. Sss advertisement.
HOtsks.
vvrm~rrm aaO,,sr. .or.s, MA. s.a m.-a
sri ssirssi mousk, opposite The Depot.
Insurance Agents.
h. mOi.Wxv. e"sasr Kim and Railroad streets
Watches, Giockx and Jcweiry.
cmAs. !. wEDnEH. east side u Film s.sss.,
!. j. e cs 4; Mxm. Nee advertisement.
.jtlsttceA ~ thu Peace.
q. =. MISREPRESENTATION ctAce oves k,shs
JAMks ID. nlsOVVk. over nartsrs ssors.
IdtGtW.
NORTON nkOTM Elss. n. n. street vess u Him.
LumLrr Dealers.
". d y. vI.kMNINN. Ssohsrt rhslsa,
Agent. Yard mar thu klevstOs.
Meat Mnvkcka.
OEONNk W. COM1ss. oppostss cour nsass
". u .x.i..s.Ss. North u cour House .gn.,..
Att4reya and DvessD.Akers.
MIN. \. &. kTDNE. In Centennial Hloch.
Nursevymen and Fruit 0roVcrs.
y. ~. AITCMkLl.. New Orefca hasvssy,, tvo
,a,ss .ouih g cssseo pnchsss g Olasaaes .s
.a s'si s assa. XIV XII. ' a,.. 's" moses
Photographic.
n. =. nnnrnAND. West n cosr Mosss
W. W. WAsanuaH. over w.,~.e,. s,~.
lihystct0ns.
q. n. npwEks. NJ cara.
T. OLgMMe ~. O@es ~ pvse more.
MGWWlAMs =" - OMcs Ossf Msnoes store.
.1..ss 'i rs 4 sssss' ~ s ss.s. NJ
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Real EstAkc ncAt1rs.
K1MnAl.l. y vAnNsWOMTDe. a ~ las@h
W.. n. rATTkMN1DN, ID Her0fd4s's UMsw.
0AW4&m BueltT0&m IN Csntenmisi hsocA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-08

lnyOduCG Dgdlcrs.
MN. UUNTTIMu. Md wasehease l,sAtel
III 81 hinAa ~ Produce, rosh, MtAss, j'elts sht
eatt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-08

Early in the fall there " shy little
matron. Mrs. Walton. cnsconeed In u
rnlatial residence III thu city ~ her
birth, and picture fnr happier In tl,D
gildcd framing, TINT II the country girl
In natures frame.
CoHisIH, Mas.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-08

Pumps.
MuLrON TOUsLkY = ~. nash n 7sM1l
OnAse.
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lk,u Wurka,

d M'1bDMAAD, MAsusas@Mss
Diuws ~ III kinds. And warrant thsM " sc0nr IN
suy soii. Mevsirius dnAs m shovt AOtIc~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-08

n. r. BERTRAND. West n uosn Mouss
W. w. W AsmHuRN, aver wshssess s.u.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-08

Nurxerymen and Fruit 0r0Vcrs.
u. u. M1TCMEs.l.. New Orsxca hnssssy, two
,alles n1ulh ~ csrsco. Duchess q OldsNb0so
and ether hardy Apple Tree. Fifteen rh1tue
varStits siberian Apple Tre<s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-08
Chester Trade.

General Merchandise.
1. q. llNSsV has full saA uss<rsl assort1asst
ead ssus u lowest tvtses.
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Wagon Makers.
=, DAAACs Msvtss sgMAss, I~sst ~ IN slses
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-13

chives g. historical Dept; Cheyenne, Wyo,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-01-25
woman's Temperance Column.


Says Mr.. Cough: A graduate of one
of the universities of Great Britain
came TO me shaking and trembling.
lie said lie had "come to me as he
would 20 TO physician"
said, "You must stop drinking"
~ cannot"
"You will die
81 am afraid [ shall. Give it up
cannot"
My wife and two gentlemen were
present. | said, "What good does the
drink do your"
''No good"
"Why do you drinkY'
81 must have it,"
Thinking that, being all educated
man, he might give me some idea, 1
asked him, "Wil You tell me how you
feel before you begin to drink and
afterwardsY
| shall never forget. lie stood up
and said, "All | can say is. must have
it,"
"Why?"
81 feel as if there were insects in my
veins! Oh! it is horrible! horrible.
touch my coat, touch my hands, and
jump! shall go mad-mad-mad.
II could not get it without having n
sound tooth torn out of my jaw, bring
the. instrument and wrench it out;
must have the drink, you see; so | get
it. And then 1 stand still, that | may
not disturb its effects. That's what |
want; l want relief, and / feel il.
Quick, quick, hot; it sends blood
through my veins; the insects are
gone, and begin to pcrspire. Yes,
am better, better! It's what want
it's looming, it's coming, il has come to
me-relief-like flash of summer
lightning. and it has gone, and get
another"
"Then," | said, "you will die"
81 am afraid | shall. Can you save
me?'
"Not unless you stop drinking"
"I cannot die; | have not offered a
prayer to God for sixteen years"
"You must give it up"
81 cannot"
! said. "God will help you"
"No, he won't"
81 WILL" said / "my wife and
will take care of you for four days, if
you will. l have just four days to
spare for you"
We took him, though we could get no
promise from him. We nursed him
night and day. The third afternoon he
sat with me, his hand i'll mine, and |
spoke to him of God and Christ and
eternity
lie said: 81 am a man of some com
mon sense, | believe; and am very
well aware that can never be happ.
in another world
He then went out and cut his throat
from ear to ear. Oh, my friends, shall
we not try TO save our fellow-men from
such fate?
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rhe Denudaton ofthe sierros.

IL will be but very short time before
we shall be able to observe the effect
that stripping the pine forests from the
sides and summit of the Sierras will
have on the climate of this state and
California. In few yeras every acccs-
sible tree, even to such as are only of
value as tirewood, will be swept from
the mountains. Even now this has been
done in some places. 1t is to be hoped
that n new growth of pines or timber
trees of some kind may spring upon the
ground that has been cleared: but we
10 not hear that any such growth has
yet started.
Already cae great change has occur
req that Is evident to the most ordinary
observer, which is the speedy melting
away of the snow on the mountains. ii
now goes Off at once-in II flood-with
the first warm weather of spring, where
as formerly, being shaded and protect
cd by the pines and other evergreen
trees, 1t melted slowly, and all summer
sent down to valleys OH both the east
ern and western slopes of the Sierras,
constant and copious streams of water.
Instead of good stage of water in our
streams throughout summer, as in form
er liines, there is food in the spring,
and when this is passed by our rivers
speedily run down, and being no longer
led from the mountains, eyaporation
leaves their beds almost dry when the
hot weather comes on.
The mountains being stripped of their
trees there will be nothing to shade the
rocks and earth, and both will absorb a
sufficient amount of heat from the rays
OF the sun during the fall, and even till
lar into the winter, to melt any light
fall of snow that may occur. The result
Will be that our autumn weather will
reach further and further into winter
until at last we shall have no winter
worthy of the name.
On the California side of the noun
tains the effect will be much the same.
The hot weather of the valleys will ex-
tend over the foothills, and gradually
reach up into the mountains Virginia
(Nev.) Enterprise.
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We as ked Amos how his boy was
getting along at school.
''Pleg take dat boy, done tuck him
way from dat SCHOOL,"
''Uh, oh; he was gittin' mos too
smart down dar wild dat book-larnin'-
'Twon't do for some niggers to be too
egikated."
"Why not, Amos!"
"Well, sab, jess take dat boy, rrin-
stance. put dat boy ter, keep books
fer me bout dc sellen' OBJ the garden
truck dis summer. Well, sab, lie less
rit down charges dar in de book fer
all the truck dat TUX out OBJ the garden,
an charges fer all dat we eat in de house,
and credit hisself wild dc little mounts
dat let him hab long ut odd 'casions,
an den he go an add dem all up, and
struck a balance, he say,'
'And how did you come out?"
"Come out! Fore dc Good Master,
l didn't come out at all. Dat boy done
stuck me for bout thutty-fibe dollars,
sides his wages as book-keepah. Now
dat's what de figgers sed."
"Well, what did you do?"
81 jess burn up dat book right dar
an den 'scharged the book-keepah, an
hire him ober again ter saw wood fe,
his board and close"
"You didY
'ies, sab | did dat. Why, boss, cf
dat boy he'd KEEP dat book on Inc ill
now, he'd done own dat house an
gyardin patch, an bin ehargin Inc an
his ole nanny for bed and bread! |
tell yer dis hyar book larnin' is ruinn'
dis young breed OBJ niggers-'tis sho,'
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ness of youth restored to her shrunken
and bowed figure. Before [ could ut
ter another word, she had swept past
me and gone down stairs.
In my haste to overtake her | slid
down the balus,ers, and reached the
sitting room in time TO witness the
meeting--too touching for words TO de-
scribe-between mother and son.
We feared the shock would be too
much for her, but joy does not often
kill. In few minutes she was lying
on the sofa, her hand clasping Allan's,
her face radiant as an angels, while we
were all gathered round, listening TO
the wonderful stories he had to tell.
So our Christmas party was better,
after all, than we had anticipated. Ruth
sang all her patriotic war-songs, Sam
executed war dance, and rs for sup
per,-well, we all promised never to
tell how much our soldier boy managed
to stow away under his gray jacket /;
but gran'mammy said, with chuckle !:
"Mighty lucky dar was gwine to be a
party in dc house! Don't know how
else Mars Allan would a got enough
to eat.'
Happy and thankful were those
Southern hearts that blessed night; and
the prayers breathed from each one of
them | hope may meet the eye of him
for whom it was made, whose face we
have never seen, whose name we have
never known, but whose memory shall
live with us forever.
God bless the Northern soldier who
picked up the dying Southerner on the
battlefield, and thus saved the precious
life that will bear everlasting witness
10 his noble humanity = Youths
Companion.