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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20
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,h" vrunii, nnd The people al tho
present srtsian, II will deserve r. hr
remembered gratefully fuf long
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will deserve 10 hr Irrtohai.d with
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people, Telegraph.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

The yellow fever epidemic created
intense excitement throughout The
country. yet every community has a
greater ror 10 human life, which
stalks abroad unleedel. yellow
fever has slain IT. thousands. nut
neglected colds IT. tens OF thousands
The practice ~ letting ~ cold cure
itself lsfranght with suffering, sorrow
and with death. There III no remedy
more valuable than Ell.rt's Extract
~ Tar and Wild Cherry, those thai
usv II know lis worth, mud will not BE-
without II. for II surely md quickly
cures Colds, Coughs. Group, ra'nrrh,
Erochial and Pulmonary Com
plants. Sold by all Druggists. dec
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20
Total.

Showing mn average II Is and ll0ths
bushels for the ten ycars specified,
and inasmuch ~ quantity only Il con.
sidcrea In these returns. exclusive uf
quality which ha- much 10 do with
the remuneration 10 the wheat grow.
Or. VT may still listrust this average
IN bearing too roscate u hue, how.
ever. II Mr., Farmer will only try to
school himself In dreaming his future
day dreams 10 keep Within the limits
prescribed by the above figures. bet.
ter for him, better for the eonnnuni-
~, better for posterliy. ON.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20
ORTIZ tlsesi .tsOitCc.
Edward Ryan. Plaintiff.

ORTIZ tN6sl .tsOltCc.
Edward Ryan. Plaintiff.
W.
John Enrisht. Elizabeth Enrighi, n. L..
sheldon. w. Il j. flcmn,ing. 4 ~. 4 Il
j. Mccormick and Strother, siarshalt Il
kcarles. Defendants.
To the Defendants Above Named,
You ARE hereby notified that thcre IN
now on flo In thr ofliss Of the tlerk IL tho
District court. In aud for thr county u
Howard. State Of Iowa, y petition ii this
Plaintiff above named. claiming Of you thu
foreclosure of mortgage executed IL Ed.
ward Ryan. by john and Elizabeth Nm
right, about November 9Th 1919,
upoa tho following described
lands, to.wii. The south half of tn south
east fourth. Section eight. ToMn mp nine
~ eight. lsunge twelve. West II the 9Th
+. NJ. and asking for 4 decree thereon TOR
.hr sam III ei.t7bN0. with 10 per
cent. interest from November ls.. ih76.
and and petition prayx fur he ERECTION n
reformation u the judgment record render
I'd In the foreclosure proceedings III said
mortgage in thu November term of the Gir-
cult t'0Mrt VI said county md state. and
reform the snmc, In accordance With the
prayer " said petiiien, and also IN Al.
torneys f.u Of SO ~, ~ provided b. sill
mortgage NJ pei,onal demand against
amy defendants except john aud Elizabeth
Lnrisht
And that unIsas you appear thereto md
defend bCfnrr moon 81 ihs second day IL
thu peat term III The said Gnurt appointed
10 b. held w the GOur ll.Mry liz said
county. commencing On tho 18th day VI
My 1879. your default Will bs entered
md n judSMrnt rendered against you
thereon, In accordance with The prayer II
said pstitioa.
SAYRE, WOODWARD 4 sToNtMAN,
ia Atsys. for plainti6.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20


Ia Circuit cosr. for Howard County, Town
N. Il HOLMAN, Plaintiff.
" March Term
Lucy E.iIoimpn defend mt. isro
10 cfendant Abusu SaMed;
Yen NE hereby nntllcl ,ha, ~ ~ be.
FIRE January 1t Ito. therr will hr Il
fle III ihs nIhce az the Clerk III the
,irenii Court In md Tor the county u
Howard, State u, Iowa. II petition ol " II
llo'man, plnii,iil nho,e nainra, Il Inning
81 suu divorce from the bonds u mani
mons. IN the grounds of drssr'ipn md
adultery aud al.o asking the custody Of d
minor child.
AMI Tim, unless yoa appear thereto and
defend before nOon ~ Illr second lay D,
the nest term the n, court npruiniel
10 i. held Il, ,le eanr, lloure III sail coun
~. commencing On the Bird day Of March
1870. saur default Will bc estr,.d md
judgnen, rendered against you thereon
IN accordance With III prayer Of sid pc
tition.
H. L. SMITH,
Mt ATTY for Plaintiff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

To make homeopathic soup. take
two starved pigeons, hang them by a
kitchen window 10 thut the sun will
east the shadow Of the pigeons into
I'm iron pot already on The ilr. and
which will hold ten gallons of water;
boil the shadows oytrn slew lilo ful
ten hours. mud then give tile patient
one drop In u glass OF water every
tan Inxs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

The New Hampton Courier op.
poses the reconciliation Of tho trade
dollar, assigning reasons false aud
absurd for its opposition, viz that Il
will make e35.O00.fNO more c0in 10
embarrnss the Secretary OF the Trena.
ury In the scheMr Of resumption.
when the only danger TO the scheme
Ii lack Ut tho needed supply of
coin. There In u valid reason Why II
should not be- remonetizsa, however.
This reason is thai the bankers aud
brokers Of the country purchased
millions Of dollars Of il when IT. legal
tender quality WAS taken from II by
Act Of Congress, and passed Il out
upon the people IN rho ordinary
course OF business. At its face value.
Then they have taken II back from
the people Ut discount oi ten per
cont from It's face value. md TO now
invest Il with the legal tender quality
Of money would add ten per cent. u
10 money value for tho sole benefit
of thu monicd class. Whit the coun.
try wants II Il Law for exchanging
subsidiary coin. halves and quarter.
Tor the trade dollar. which should
then be- Immediately recoIned into
standard dollars Of li2i grains, thus
saving on every dollar 81 |, u grains.
= sum nearly or quit. adequate u
the loss and cost Of recoinnRc. In
this way thc 90. O0OO00 Of trade dol.
lars will he taken out of the pool al
speculation because 81 it, intrinsic
value. tho amount of lcRnl tender
currency largely increased. and Iii.
spectators follcd III thrir attempt 10
speculate on the public mI>fnfinnr-.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

When horses aud cattle art spirit
less. scraRRy and feeble they need
treatment With incl. Sans cnndi-
ton Powder. II pnriiies the blood,
improves the appetite, Cures Colds
and Distcmper@. lnvigoratc the Sys.
tenn and Will keep the Animal In Il
Healthy. Handsome Condition. Sold
by ull Druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20
TEA.TABLR CMIT.CHAT.

The Dubuque Telegraph u thu 18th
inst. snys: Mr. G. l.. Hood. \ lawyer
OF l.n Crosse. Wis. was married on
Tuesday night to Mas Fannie Hollis.
ter. tho elocutionikt
will Senator sienlf" asks the
Washington Post. Call MnlligaA and
Msk him who took" hi letters. and
then note blaine color up In the face.
Don't liquor" In the advice We
give the husband who abuses his
wife.
Garfield says h. Inns Ills knife
shnrlnnsd for TIL. Democrats. Some
VI them will give him Il block ii DE-.
dol!sr to carve upon.
Mrs, Stanton, matron OF the State
Agricultural College, has resigned
TINT position.
W. understand two hlarrtrl Eng.
lishmen have been caught fishing IN
umbngng Lake. on the American
side. New, Mr.. Evarts, iilc your srt.
off. Wc'v. got 'em. liostun Post.
4 CHRISTMAS EIEay.
The hu',das. adssne Nth mrasufs Il tread.
The r.nM r.nLds dtiii aih~art ihc ~1,nhsr skies
The average snuhEs,sr eaIly ..ss 81 hi
o.iF'ain ~ sarta ..ar AL rnaptin pict
The bakcf kheais III. dough- ia s~ifti eas.
And nsctlI.ls III saf.s III figures farr and quaint,
The Kind conieetipnrr III i.uir 70 peass.
f1i.- VI Ills sanaif. ALI fu~h egass ~ paint
! fuii many AGO ie.ramp ati n,rsat 'htfr
I'll" stafk. nnfstiionsd ivslA. u s.iis"i.ehnt
tsAr,
Run inAtu so'il the ss.f.is. White ia anna.
Has LAsisisd iHa, h.afd M thu snsieh stair.
Soa laugh. .hc genital ao*lor Al shr mhl'c,
tnd orders HI ~ roissnn nei Displayed"
Ihs undertaken WEAR hopeful auiic
utf tgot. ,setspf d sns,i rs'sisinx 'ratr.
ST Luals 1imr-t Journal
learned lawyer war once accused
II having d'~Rfared thu bar rs Ink
i"g silver from a client. thu etiquette
III thr profession requiring TINT his
fec should b. In gold. Il took silver"
h. replied. because | could not get
gold. bat took ererv .fnrihinu He
feilor had In He worid. md / hope
,ou IA not coll that disgracInH the
profession"
An agricultural paper asserts TINT
milk comes through Inheritance -
Mebbc Ii does. hut some III II looks
~ II II Ind come through d thunder
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

II II not Just nor right for IN, man
to advertise his preparation a. doing
whit II cnnnnt 10. /, II II dangerous
imposition on the public confidence.
Knowing this fact. DR.. 4. ". Wood In
confidence. ana knowing merits
recommends blackberry Cnrmina,Ive
for NIL bowel complaints.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

Original .1..flCc.
DArher. Davidson. Plaintiff,
James II. Davidson. Defendant.
To the Defendant Above Named;
You are hereby notified tina, there IA
ON filc In the ctsice " Tho Clerk u the Gir
cult Inuit, In aud Tor the county " liuM.
ard state VI Iowa. n petition IL thu Plain
tia above named. elaimin. u .su liserec
from tbs bond. ri masrin.ony on ,hr grounds
cf cruel and inLunsn ire tmcnt ani or
abandonment
Aud tha, unless YOU appear thereto AMI
hcfcad before mon ~ tho second lay n!
the nei,irrm Il the sni,l court appointed
~ ~ hrll nj thr Court tluu.. III Md
county. s.mnenoin. On the Srd day of
March 1870 Your default will hr entered
aud julgMcn, rendered aSains, You
thereon. W accordance nth the prayer VI
said petition,
u G. MCCARTHY.
9N Atty for Plaintiff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

Tho Wcsf Union Gassfte has hswi.
cd itself hoarsn calling for Congress
70 suppress the terrorism which il
alleges exists IN porsions ~ III. south
Week after week Ii. columns teen.
with articles glvin. Detailed state,
ments u violence. armed aud defiant
III tn" streets ~ It's own village. nn.'
now Il comes IL hind giving an ~
count 81 M nnprovokrd knkluxism
II Elgin. In its county. III which III.
house ~ John Etfcr wn- fiir. into nj
Aiat. hour nj night. the hill ent.rin.
tho leg OF Mrs. Filter. producing In.
juries thAt compelled ampM,ntion
pcar thc thigh. Other houses In III.
nCjghborhood were risldled with shot
and ball. the occupants being absent
wsrc ,niniurcd. 40 clue ~ mat r..
portA TO tho "kuklnx" doing these
dctds. W" haze looked ,i,f
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

Mother when your dear bndy snf-
icr$ from tccthlng, IN. DR.. Winchrll's
TeethinR Syrup, Il regulates the
bowels. sovthcs the pnin md brings
natural sleep. Sold by Druggists ~
- cents u bottle. dee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

All over the wal al DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup II making IL way. und ever,
place II reaches eahaunptive people
nfe more seldom met. i, Il truly Il
blessing 10 humanity, md costa only
% cents.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

.;icrpler. nights mud chccrlcss days
Will be prevented " you use DR.. bulls
Baby Syrup 10 induce sleep md com.
pns,irc Tor Nh. Baby Price ~ cents.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

Uncle SANS Harness Oil put on
ii your harness, will make thc lcath.
or look n~w. md keep X soft md
pliuble. Give Ii trial. dee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

For every ache, pnln mud brnise on
mnn or brast Uncle Sums Nerve and
Bono Linimcnt liz the Balm. Sold
by all Druggists. dee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-28
Houses Twelve Stories High.

In the West End of London, in a
neighbOrhood known as Queen Anne's
Gate, a banker named Hankey has
built some enormous ''mansions" over
looking St. James Park and not far
from the Metropolitan railway station
of that name. The houses are the
highest in England-l2 stories-per-
haps the highest in the world. They
are let in flats, upon a new associated
principle; and Mr.. Hankey has chosen
for his own apartments the highest
story, where he commands the purest
air and views ofthe parks, Surrey hills,
and northern heights. The suites of
apartments are so eagerly sought after
by those who wish to avoid the cares of
housekeeping hat MI. Hankey is
building a second block IL stories high.
The tenants are chiefly bachelors,
whose suits contain a bedroom and
sitting-room but there are also family
suites of ten rooms. Elevators, of
course, travel to each story, and cleo
trio bells and speaking tubes are in
every room. There is a wine cellar for
each tenant; the male servants are in
liveries; the females wear a neat and
uniform dress; and one quarterly pay
ment overs servants, taxes, gas, water,
and indeed every ordinary item OF
housekeeping, even down to insurance
If furniture.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-28

Mrs. Rosa Griffith, wife Of Captain
D. A. Griffith, Third United States
Infantry sends an account of the terri
BILE march OF the regiment to their new
post at MissOula. The account says:
The regiment, which had been stationed
in the south for 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
Perces Indians. They went to Corinne,
U. T.. and from there were ordered to
Montana, several of the companies
being ordered to Helena, and the bal
ance of the regiment to 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. During a
part of the journey they were exposed
to a violent snow storm, with the Their
mometer As degrees below zero. Not
an officer or soldier in the regiment
was provided with overshoes or gloves.
Not a few of the men were nearly bare
footed, and added to the agony of freez-
ing feet was the additional torture of
being forced to grip the cool steel of
their muskets with naked hands day
after day. When the regiment left
New Orleans there were not So in pos
session of officers and men. The women
and children belonging to the command,
including the wives and offspring ofthe
officers, numbered thirty-two, and
transportation for these of course had
to be secured at individual expense. II
is said that but for the timely aid OF
friends, who, understanding the impe-
cunious condition of the rank and file,
advanced u little money out of their
own private means, these dependent
and destitute followers of the camp
must have suffered abandonment in
their time of greatest need. On the
march northward to Corrinne several
of the women and children fell sick
uuder the terrible exposure, and for
weeks their lives were almost despaired
of. The transportation outfit allowed
the command WAS limited to three
ambulances. As there was not a dollar
of money in the regiment, the simplest
wants of the sick could not be gratifed,
as the isolated ranchmen and hunters
In that country refused to part with
anything when the cash was not forth
coming. Finally, as the regiment was
nearing the end Of their march, ragged,
footsore, penniless and shivering, some
of the officers sold their payrolls for
cash, but not without the sacrifice of n
discount Of rs per cent. OF the dollar.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-28
AGRICULTURE.

FEEDING CATTLE.-0ne of our ex.
changes In abiding to the fattening or
feeding Of cattle, where the same far
mer rears the calf and fattens the beef,
says: at Is evident from a view OF
what is going on In the live stock mar
kets that 1t cannot pay 10 feed an ami
NAL that requires from three TO five
years to mature, nor me that will not
be extra In quality and Of heavy weight.
No beef animal al nov be reared or
fed with profit that will not reach a
weight OF 1,400 pounds, at least, at
thirty months old. A grade short-horn
Hereford steer Of l,460 pounds at two
and a half years old will sell for from
$40 TO $50, II not more; and IL Is as GER
tain as anything OF the kind can be that
for many years to come the value OF
beef will not be less than now. Such
animals as these, fed skilfully in yards
or pens, with a moderate allowance Of
purchased foods, that are always avail
able, such as bran, milk stuff, linseed
or cottonseed cake, with roots and straw
grown upon the farm, will produce an
immense supply Of the very best
manure; and If turned of on the mar
ket at cost only, these animals will
leave as profit sufficient manure to pro
duce a grain and root crop. This ought
10 satisfy a good farmer; but there is
more profit In this business than that,
although many farmers may not be able
10 realize more