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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11
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All tho Departments which have mssIs
THr ULAbk 70 popular NIL over the uniied
ftnses, vii he regularly continued. nnme,
" 1lf popular Letters of TINT distinguish,
ri Democratic politician. Hev. Petroleum
=, kaaty. which are written expressly fsr
the Blarn. our Household Department. Il
tleh repository " practical Information
nron subjects ~ interest III every nemel
a Young pserlcs Department, embracing
tho weekly Eundsv Fcheoi Lesson. taarhi.
Ina I'ossry The brightest VII and ttsmor
Tho Bes, Stories, Original and Selected,
Answers 10 Correspondents. and The Lni.
sst News from all parts " tho world The
iliAGs circulate. largely In essry Hsaie
mud Territory In 'le Union, and II every.
whtre recognized NJ the largest and I,est
News And Family Paper published any
wkers Try u and ysu Will never Will
inaly h. without II.
TERMS Single cory. per year. ~ 90,
hve eoris#, 40 zach; tss ~ nors copies.
~ Of shch. and IN estrA copy with every
club N ton Specimen copiss ssM. frss.
Hend for enc Address TOLEDO BLADE
Toledo, Ohlo
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with the ylo1 and .frsshmsss Of yeatA
Thin hair IL thickencd, falling hals
checked, and bldncss ofscii, though
not always, cnrcd by It's use. Moth
Ing can rcstorc the hair whore the
folliclcs nro destroyed, or tho glands
a.rophicd and dccayod. But such ~
remain can be saved for usefulness
BY this application. Instead Of foul
Ing the hair with = pasty sediment, ID
will keep 1t clcan and vigorous. To
occasional use will prevent tho hair
from turning gray Or falling ofI, and
consequently prevent badness. FREQ
Eom those dclctcrious substances
which make some preparations dam
gcrouH, and injurious 10 tho hair, tho
Vigor cnn only benefit but not harm
Il. II wanted merely for .
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11

The Large Manufacture anil tin
Treasury Department agree In ~,
posing u reduction ~ the Tux IN Ia.
hnceo, but for very different reasons
Thr government wants tho revenue
nnr the manufacturers do mo, want
tho competition of small dealers,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11

W. f,rl justified ln nessfiha hi,
ftssn,is ~ eternal punishment shut
whoever els. may prove fal,llnss
the New York snn and anil the tthi
eneo Times will mol he s,,luec,l from
thsir enthusiastic support 81 hell
Springfield Republican,
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stln. ~ ,sliawisA hre~m srets I'm face af
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ltrvatsi with hot hashes. law spirits and
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AMI tongue coaiel, yam are suffering fsu'n
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these sgmttnms ARE experienced ~ u
ren,ais fnt nh siirh rases, pr. pivfe i
,lelAvn Medical Discovery has NJ equal,
~ II effects perfect enres, leaving the liver
strengthened and healthy,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11
M. B. D00LlTTLE,


Having had 81 years Of prAciisal nn,l
successful experience In cnl.Isatinn tho
svil aud managing business affairs In How.
ard en-, Iowa, now offer my ssrslees 10
The public.
1x1ysA list 81 choice land on hand for
sale
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11

One hottie DR. FILTERS German pcetarai
h superior combination for adults nnd
children, warranted III cure my cough,
cell, bronchitis Or lung affection, " drug.
git authorized " refund money. only 7te
Try IL. Swenson N Lowry. snIn nurllta.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11

The 18th General Assembly III
Town. msaisn, l).h Moinef, Monday
january ilio Is. TIE governors
,nsesnp. viii probably II" delivered
III. tlny following. unl IN ~ VI. nhnll
.tiislstssti ~ lny II brfufr n,ir rrn,l.rs
nrsi Nesh, atrn though II make. nN
1Ay III lNp latn Will tint lss,...
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11

The undersigned will cut and III
Ladies' nnl chilsifrns dresses, and
attend 10 vii departments In cutting,
Hitting md making garments for In
dies ind Children, ~ her residence,
north md wcst from tho Webster
House. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Terms Reasonable.
:Jif MNt NJ. il. hMirm
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11
Or. PlERCE'S
FAyDillTE
Presentation,
Or. pIGRCE'o
FANuHlTE
Presentation.
Or. pOgHCg'o
rAyOiITE
Prsassc1.i1DtisDl1.

The remedial management Of those dir.
casea peculiar 10 women In. afforded IL
large experience ~ tho Worlds Di~pan.
sary, of which nr, Pierce ihe chief con.
rnl,ing physician, In adapting remedies
for ihrir cure. Dr, plerus's favurilr Pres
ctjr,on II the result NJ tliin extended es-
periunce, and has beusma Justly feleIral.
"a for Nv many mud remarkable cures Of
nil thoru chrome diseases ani
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11

The New York Daily Herald OF
January 1. 1878. publishes Il full col
nmn III the llnmss II persons who
failed I'm business In New York city
during the month uf December.
Counting the number We tlnd they
nrc just ninety nine, nss.ta si,lls,.
III, liabilities given ut $4,000. 600.
The Issue III the Herald containing
this lengthy recital of business full.
urcs In It's city wns without its usual
resumption anil harl money article.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11

- 49, fa8sAs iFs@s MI Mf#%
II sAgs Il, 4astsn, III mas lv futal
tHls. I'll nlt shnltes Ct ~tsi llnr ami
,isn NHisA. Masie rsIfvsif tw stis
natltt. asfi warranted hi ttsh nhil
quality il rutnlA II ~ equal NJ rrs
np hnns sHlintinv 1noae In 'hr elts
anA RI IN l,ss lalte.A
nlAiSFss Stir DEPARTMENT.,
III 'hla department NJ gunslvln.
VIII siofk u ltnn.nsc In all ihf
ia'.s, sisl.s II rnu,la nhi make w
md al rtlesa ,ha, afe lesffesly a.
luill.hlng considering thr ptiee shr
.am. quality of roods have been
sold NJ heretofore.
YOUTHS. noNs AND ttilLDNENs
CLOTHING.
In this department, he eafiica the
largest anil hest selected stock Ia lv
found In the county In all desirable
si,l,a nnl qualities of goods
MEMS Il Huls OvERcOAT DE.
pARrMENT.
In thls department hla stock cscclA
Osercoata III MI shades and qualities
NJ prices TINT defy competition.
HATS AND cars.
TIL department Il full and som.
plrlc Including tie lnsess nnl mob.
hlcst htylrS fpf mrn anl ho.n.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
In this department. ~ In all the
others above mentioned. he hna an
Immense uni varied stock 10 select
from. with MI ths novelties In neck.
weai. shirts. collars. underwear. sue.
pendrrs. rilk handkerrhinfs, gloves,
mud In fne, everything In thir line OF
goodA.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
In this department hc represent,
The best houses In the west, tho quai.
ity ~ "huss Roudn NJ. not exnelltal
| anywhere. nor Gun IL low prices "
obtained In this county for tho snins
grades III goods.
NoW gentleman ihla II our state,
/ illntil III tile rlar, come ili AMI 49,,
Tho goods which ". will show yun III
eIient Witnesses H. support W, uur
render your verdict ne sau nli,i Ia
faeta.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11
Ayers
Has'' Vsgo',
For restoring Gray Hair b
ID natural Vitality and Color.

4 A rsaaiua
which II = 0ssuD
* q eAb IL
healthy, and e
fccsnl for pr
servi 4 The
hnir. hsissj -
gray Aair u -
s'eslNvti % -
ori0tsul MjU.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11
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The Nus Naik Tribune say hs
ae' III lSTa which hae las.n ienanne.
"a ~ Accommodating rlls.f, ~ns nnt
proponhiei With any such Intent"
Ia whI.h Tho ~ Louis times m.
swcfs allow docs II happen, then,
Tint the provision In the hill, In nj.
erencc tuouI silver coinage, was s,lg.
rcsiad by an .inlssary II british
hondholle,s; that thr mcasnrs WA
NOT discussed In congress Tint IT.
being there WINS known tn hui srfy
few members. md that President
Grant did not know l. wn1 there IN.
I'll .ix months after hc hal approved
and signed thu hill2 The Tribune
will please answer these questions,
until II eau N - II would probably
~ we'll fnr the organ VI Wall street
to have done with In dissertations
on silver lnnacy AMI silver lunatics.
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so,S T'szai.a IA. "a 81 tscSi|fAss,I ySeeTe;A.s
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STAND ARD
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MIAlluNalN.

n. II. Benton.
Many of tho above nlHntrn nro
mon " National reputation. and
thy nre ali men III worth nn,l STAN.
Inn, mud Arn we'll known In their rr'
npeetive localities.
II In desirable TINT m least two
delegates from each state arrive a..
Toledo On tho morning u the 2ist u
February,
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III, noNs AND tHiLDnENs
CLOTHING.

In this department, he eafiiea the
largest aud hest selected stock to lW
found In the county In all desirable
si,l,a ani qualities VI goods
MEMS Il HulK UNERCOAT DE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-11

In thls department hia stock cNorls
Overcnats III all ehn,lrs and qualities
ntp,ic.s TINT defy competition
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HATS AND CARS

TIL department n full and som.
plrir Inrln,lin. tic ln,ess aud mob.
hicst atylrs fir mnn aud boys.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-18

GEORGE VI. PENDLRTON wa, elected on
Tuesday OF last week by the Democrats Of
,e O.io Legislature to the United States
Senate, as the successor of Stanley Mat
thows, whose term will expire on the 4th
az March, 1879. The contest, which was =
triangular one between Mr.. Pendlcton,
Gen. Thomas Ewing, and General George
W. Morgan, was warmly fought by their
respective friends, and resulted in Mr..
pendleton's nomination on the third ballot.
lie is so prominent q member OF the DEM
rsratic party, and is 80 we'll lknown through
CUT the country, that it isqui'e unnecessa-
~ 10 refer at length TO his merits and his
peculiar qualifications for the high position.
Ills ability is unques;ioned, and his services
10 the Democracy or Ohio in sunshine aud
IN storm placed them under great obiiea-
tons to him. AS Senator he will occupy
4 place in the foremost rank, and no State
in the Union will be more ably Represented
in that body than Ohio with Allen 6. Thur
man and George II. Pendleton.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-18

TERRIBLE MARCH THROUGH MoNTA MA
Mrs. Rosa Griffith, wife of Captain ID. A.
Griffith, Third L. S. Infantry, Co. d. of
which is commanded by Capt. James II.
Gageby, of Johnstown, sends to the Read
ing Eagle an account of the terrible march
of the regiment to their new post at Mis-
sonia, Montana. The account says:
The regiment, which had been stationed in
the South Tor some years, was ordered TO the
pennsylvania coal region during the strike riots
last summer. and was then suddenly ordered
West to assist in subduing chief Joseph and his
Nez Percps Indians. They went to Corinne II
T., and from there were ordered Montana.
several OF the companies being ordered to n ai
ena, and the balance OF the regiment 10 the
new post at Missoula. The hardships endured
by the troops during the tramp OF over six
hundred miles were terrible. The men OF the
command were i'll prepared, by reason of their
long residence in New Orleans. for the rigors of
early winter in the Rocky Mountains. and their
suncrings were acutcly intense. During part
OF the Journey they were exposed to "A vioIent
enow-s storm, with the thcrmumeter fifteen de-
prees below zero. Not an officer or soldier i'm
tue regiment was provided with overshoes or
gloves. Not a few of the men were nearly
haretnoted. and added to the agony of freezing
feet WAS the additional torture OF being forced
to grip the cold steel of their muskets with
naked hands day after day. Wren the regiment
lett New Orleans there we're not five dollars in
possession of officers aud men. Tne women
ana children belonging To the command. in
Guiding the wives aud offSprings of the officers.
numbered thirty-two, and transportation for
these OF course had To be secured at individual
expense. 1t is said that tut Tor the timely aid
OF friends, who. understanding he mpecuni-
ous condition of the rank aud file, advanced a
little money out of their own private means
these dependent and do stituie followers of the
camp must have suffered abandonment in th, ir
time of greatest need. On the march north.
ward TO Corinne several OF the women and
children fell sick under the terrible exposure
and for weeks their lives were almost despa r
ed OF. The transportation outfit allowed the
command was limited to three ambulances
AS there was not dollar OF money in the regi-
ment. the sim pIest wants OF the sick could no,
be gratifed, as the isolated rauchmen and hun
tiers in that country refused to part with any
thing wnen the cash was not forthcoming. III.
nally, Ms the regiment was nearing the eDd Ol
their march, ragged, footsorP, penniless and
shiyering, some of the officers sold their pa =
rolls for cash. bnI not without the sacrifice ot
a discount or % per cent. on the dollar.
Mrs. Griffith aud her little daughter left
Reading in November to join her husband
az his new post.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-18

OK the discussion Of a motion made in
the L. S. Senate last week, but which was
defeated, TO allow dozen or SO Of fanatical
females - appear on the floor Of :he Senate
8 I'd express their views in favor OF an
amendment 10 the constitution coufering
on women the right Of Suffrage, Mr.. Thur
mau, Of Ohio, spoke piece of his mind as
follows:
The idea had been conveyed that the ladies
~ making this application to he heard by
Senate represented the women of the
I mite q States. He denied that the y represent
81 one twentieth, or an hunGredtt part, of the
~ oman OF the United States. Undoubtedly
they were very worthy women, but one OF them
aid n convention at lincoln Hall that they
tteni ied to carry the Senate by God! May be
teJ would, but il would be long after some OF
tse old fogies were out OF the chamber. laugh
tsr.) He did not wish to be understood as want
Ius in respect for these ladies, but he was free
~ confess that the woman who eat OF her fire.
= dc and took care OF her children was rather
30 respectable In his mind than the woman
WI o threatened to carry the Senate by God. 1t
was for the States to declare who should vote
in the States. Let them begin with Sassachu-
EaitB.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-18

TEE Turkish Minister oil Foreign Affairs,
accompanied by another high officer Of the
government, left Constantinople on Tues
day last for Kezanlik to meet the Grand
Duke Nicholas, Of Russia, and commence
negotiations for peace between the two
countries. Kezanlik, where the conference
IA to be held, is a to wn In Roumelia, at the
foot of the Balkan mountains on their
sruthern slope. All military operations
will Of course be suspended until the result
Of the negotiations is known, which will
probably not be for some time 10 como.
The British Parliament reassembled yester-
day. and II is said in London that the
views of the English government on the
question Of the proposed treaty Of peace
" i'll be declared in few days. Since the
fall Of Plevna one disaster after another
has befallen the Turkish army. Sophia,
south OF the Balkans, fell into the posses
sion Of body of Russian cavalry without
any resistance, and the entire Turkish ar
my, about 25, 900 men, that was defending
the celebrated Schipka Pass, was captured
by the Russians after n short engagement d.
With Turkey, therefore, peace has become
q matter Of absolute necessity, even though
England may protest against some of its
terms.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-18

Mr.. LONG, a member OF the House from
Allegheny county, offered a joint resolu
tion on Friday last for the appointment of
a committee TO investigate the facts con-
nected with the origin of the Pittsburgh
riots last July, and report the testimony to
the Legislature. After brief discussion.
motion was made to postpone the resolu-
tion indefinitely and carried by vote of
SO yeas to "a nays. A motion to reconsid
er the vote was subsequently made, and if
that motion should prevail and the original
resolution be adopted, the committee pro-
posed by it will have very large contract
on it's hands and the State an epormours
bill Of costs 10 pay. The Pittsburgh pa-
pers have claimed, for reasons which wa
will state at another time, that on eouita-
BILE grounds the State is liable for the dam.
ages caused by the riots, and the purpose
Of the friends of this investigation is to Law
the groundwork for the passage OF a bill
at the next session requiring TER payment
out OF the State treasury. 1t would be q
waste OF time to discuss the question of
the liability Of the State until it is presented
to the Legislature, and we will simply ex.
press our belief now that it will be O hinge
undertaking to coax Legislature of :his
State to voc away over three millions of
dollars to pay for losses to property caused
by the blundering aud inefficieucy of the
civil authorities Of Pittsburgh, aided and
assisted by officers Of the National Guard
and others more intimately interested in
the saving Of property If not in the preser
vatiou Of human lives.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-18

PoLYANDROUs PAMELA, rHE Psi
The town of Coventry, ConBe,ti.-
brought suit against tie town r
chester, for the support Of an srla,.s /
per named PATHS Pamelfa ko.b--- j.
the woman herself has made 5-... /
which sho1-s a remarkable clrer z
ried life. The case IS before T1f.
penteT, of Hartford, as arCitfar
cO.GinC to her story, size maui.5
1880, William Big, Of Smiu.f-'f n
who iefl hrr three DAYS after gFu
later She heard he was dead. and r
ruary 4 OF the next year sLer4a.-.f
L. Rogers, OF Hadlyme.iCouu. S-f
with Rogers six months. wien b,
dead man, appeared, uI- vas D q.
and gave quiI-claim 20 Rogers i..sr
watch and i've dollars. About tsa
af CT Rogers went - sea. and g1r
following his departure Ms 2 ssl
that he had been banged as
Finding single life hanging hsaT ly
hands she married, On March IS.
eriCk \. Wheeler, who nov liYes 4
14lGEANla -fAlEE a A4lN.-.
Tidge Rogers. the banged pirate 4
Jack, Ousted Wheeler. AID lived 70
melIa Till October. 1919, when t5 d.si
March, 1850, she married Isufy E,sl|
Williamsburg. y. y, and gy. DIS !
March. 1867. and iu tie same yHs- 1
ried James DAVIS aud moved 20 Wise I
She lived with him several years, al- G
divorce. She ILeB married k.Cal.i /
shall, somewhere uat Vest, lived FrL.
seven years, and got another Do
Then coming back T. CoDueeuc-t
married Emanuel Anthony, Of Had
aud lived with him six months vl5-
ran away. This record shows t-L,
had seven husbands Ia all Sic Eai
married when fourteen yeRrs OF as5.
says she is now fifty six yeaIs uld. U
tIy sues Manchester for her support G.
ing that her settlement Is in NsrC-s
where her third husband. Nhesisl
lives. The Rogers marriage IS Claims
be void. as Bly, was still living ID
Bly, died before the Wheeler mauisEs
latter was legal. Manchester says il'
she married is not the Big who -"
be dead. bnt another man that tGs
Iied Biz Was alive when the Nhese-
riage took place. which makes taa
Ii is also held that tie v Nhse.eI ma.
is of no effect under C1unooncll
from the fact that al the tine nl
married her his father was married /.
sister. in that he was net only man! u
mother-in laws sister. bntalso his "a.
step sister, and SO OF. l. isa yer! Pc
ease.