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.Iastire ~ TIN yaE0ce.

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y susn,taesi.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19
Chester Trade.

General Mrrnha,Mitsr.
l.. q. gllslsY In. full and general ss~ortA.snt,
aud .viin 81 loWrst peiees.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19

sirs'
LET me shut the door, ma'am," ne
saii, and, quickly stepping behind the
lady, closcI the door.
= / think W have mrt before.
mann" he anil In tlrm Int respectful
tonr.
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I'll accents.
II nm ure ~ hayc met before,
ma'am, the mnn said.
!" YIN nre mistaken, sir" the Indy r..
piled, utterly mistaken, AIR Won will
nhlige mc ~ quitting tho house immc.
,liatrly."
lyon forgot last night. nm, In the
yault,' the man rnil IN \ low t0ne.
Tho check u the laly evidently
blannhed. and che gave knsp n,
breath. Instantly recovering herself.
aho said
- don't understand you, mir. You
nrc lNhoring under 4 mistake
Well. may be-" the man replied
" that's . fact; but my imprcsaion wnr
ihst ] snw yon last night In the vault
when yon were trying 10 remove the
ring from TIM Anger II what yam sup.
lcAefl " hc i cOrpsN.
Tho lady hAd annk into chair, aud
was deadly pale. ~ 4 powerful effort
she ovcrrnme hnr momenlnry weakness,
and sail Ia strong tones:
II don't know, sir, what you speak ~.
You arc cithtr laiorlng under mistake
or yen arr n lnnatir."
!" ID ynn happen III have dres. like
tlis, ma'am 7" Tho man asked, drawing
from his pocket tho piece which he hal
cut from lhe drhs I'll tin OCCUPANT al
The vault the night before.
The lady'a lips grew white mud dry.
bhe tried Ia speak, but her tongue Glove
u the roof of her mouth. mud nttrrance
was impossible
I. l mn y n.onable, mnlam, !" the man
snid know yonr Arrret, lint | will
keep u II yon will make II worth my
while
|" How much % you rr1nirr i" illo Ia
" nAkcl. acquiring tn rower III speech
ny \ great effort
Twenty pounds down VIII ratisfy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19
Thc Chicago and Northwestern Railway

lini'farr~ under car management The VTcNt TRUNK
Nattsa, lnts ~ the NEST and Northwest, anal with
~ numerous branches and eohnestls,nr ferms the
rhnrts IT and quickest rauts helwsen chraso and nil
points III Illinois. Nteesn.in, Nmlhsrn Michigan.
Mihnssala, lnwA, Nebraska, California and tho
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

TIC ,alae ,hl, ren.e,lf l,os, net 30 oysr,eas
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Wagon MakSrs.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-27

- Mus Berlin miro e.Idrietsn: Bon
einem bier wubnenoen amsrifantltsn Ga'
pitaliesn wtrb In tisfsen 6inau3frsilen
eas proiset anserest, in ben 9trabsn,
pslas purd itre serinse Brittle bic WnlaS.
pun pfsrbsbabuen niht ssfattsn, iose'
nannte elevated railways"-b. !. Bab'
nsn su bauen, wslae etwa in SSte oes
erfen @todwerts Der 5auier auf Yfsilsrn
ansslsst Fns. Die In Stem sjOrt TN Be'
trtet bsFnpliae Babm eieir Wrt bat ben
Betpeis seliefsrt, eab trob oss beeentliAen
@usletens bic Saae buraaus unsefabrlt&
III. So fnp namlih IN gntfsrnuns Don
etwa 10 N. farte elerne pfeiler srrihtst,
pelds fa pbsn sabelfSrmis In spsi 3inten
tbeilsn, auf berea Spibsn pann bic Stis'
nsn befelti3t iinb. Das @an;e maAt 3tpar
sinen dussrf pardEAtis.n gtntrud, absr
pas 1eieB Der S@pere, mtlAss ben Wa
AsH gsssa bic 9bienea briidt, perbinoert
Gin usbsslAlassn peilslbsn. Der Ystrisb
sriplst sura Drabtisile, wslde purh Ma'
iAinsn an ben gnppuntten Der Babn se'
triebsn psrpeu, Mu ben 3altReQen fabrsn
uiht stwa Ireppen Don Der Strabe aus
binauf au Der Dabn, ionosra man stbt in
benz an Der steae bsfupliden 6auie bis
ins er1e 5tudusrt in elm Warts,immst,
aus Dem man mit.sla etner Bride in bic
Waasn sslanst. Mls por elmer Neibe Don
Satrsn pie srite psrartiSe probearede in
Der @resnmialtrabe in Nsw gort Ssbaut
wurpe, uuroe Die anlass lslpt ppn psm
neutrality-suspicious. Aneritaaer nit be-
eentltEem &'pflaattsln anssnOmmsn. Der
tabrelanse pOalfaneis iasre Sstrtet bat
aber lbsrseuot, oab our&aus fetns @sfabr
samtt serbuaren II, uno isb! wirp eint
apsite lolhe Babn in Dem ariltQtratilten
StuOttbeil Sebaut. unannebmlihtsitsn
batt.a nur bic Bewetaer Der eritsn Gtassn
baoardb, pae Fe 9sawunoen fno, oidtsrs
@arpiusn an tbrsn Jsnfsrn ensubriasen.
wsnn fe p.rbinosrn wullten, pab pon Den
8oraberfabrenpsn Ginolid in tsr baasIi'
&ss eebsa ssnommsa pirp,"
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sutsn Namsn sefunb.n, bate ters Siass
buns, bic barnad itrsbte, aaer Wslt sum
Ercb ttm an,ubansen. NIT elmer sen'llen
liebenswarbis.n @ldtts ,uriidluwsiien &C.
must. SEPT tcnnte le i'm nidt isten, unS
CUR iamsrslihsn gntbebrnns tam bic un'
ertSrte psin bss @ebunfens, t9m lst sisie
Trsnmuu9 niHt unerwiiidt, ct mahts tst'
nen 9srlua, bieielbe atsutir3sn. Warum
fam Ct nitt, itrfn Batter gu telu6en, mas
er bod tonnte otne ben serinstfn gsreatt
,u errtesn? Sie ianu uno iann, uno Be-
ariff es mi&t. gDiessr uno uisper malte
lie fh In ben lansen einlamen Stunosn
einen (oldsn Peiu& aus. Wie ct tersin'
fommen wiirbe, an bss gaters Bett treten,
ibr perltoAlen bic 9anb rstAsn unb bic If.
rise preiIen, Wdbrenb sr sleiasiliise Wcrt
NIT Der Mutter wsdislte - spie ie aus
isinen ltui,en la&,nben ausen, bic Don trii.
ser @orae niats wuBten, wisber @lld
unb Mutt unb Qfben trinten wsllte
3ulsbt wures bem @do&sn bitie @e'
fansen1aait i'm 3immer unsrtrasli&. Der
Batter lAttef isbt oft ltuacealans ees Tags;
5e0a tpffte, bab iere @bwsienbeit ni&t be'
merit wuros, uno lief, felt LANCER 3stt
einmal miepsr, ibr pfsro berausbrtnsen.
Saltwsss ,wiidea benz @ute uno Der
@tapt las Gin @aataus, BUR @pnns bic
Birtbir bort mar fribsr ttHe Mrt 3ofs
psr Sasmuno'ldsn Damen seueisn uno
mar In euem ftsunolIdsn 0ertsltntb 3u
Der stsmalissn 5sri&aft sstlstsn. Ssaa
batte ibr elm lsatsrhen lbsr pie daufe
aebalten, uno pies patbden mar isBt e.
framtt 5ella bate es erfabren uno st,
lalos AiHlber,ursiten, um mad Der Sletasn
~ 1etea.
(Gprtfebuns falat.)
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bar iiber Der Civilization erlhetnen, uno
bic gDelt pirb ssblencet bstra6tsn ben un'
s,bruersn Nessnbosen Der gsreinistsn
YGlter spn europa"
gDer quite Qaune senus bat, uno genus
JransSR|h fann, UNI ith an oieiem sott'
trdf flthen Bl0oTnn. su ersDsen, Ser mDse
ilh fur SO Gents ben pom Courier des
Etats Unis" In Nsw gorf peranifalteten
Nadprud pes Buaes faufen. Sur per-
tieis er 0h ni&t su iebr oariu, psnn er
t,m Srrenbauie entseben mia.
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@hon friitsr bate Gb belonss

- @hon friibsr bate Gt Defenders
Sstob Mdasr pon glspslano. Der cine 3sit
lana 0i,s @oupernsur BON Ohio mar unp
aud psm lebteu p.rfaHanssetenosn S,aatS
eonusnt BON Obic ausebOrte, TAPER bsmubt,
Ia Ohio elm @s{sb CUR Ysilsuruas bts &if.
@ensts ntbums purtauiessn. drcb ieines
Gifers unp lsinu 3abtsfsit ssrmohts er
oesr mis- lsinsm Antras niat burasaorn
gen Stbt BOT In Der Staats8sisBsebuns
BON Obio sbsnfa0s sin @tssctonstsr oon
Glspslano. 6srr Covert, eintn antras in
eselslb.n Hi&tune ssat0t. Derfslts b..
ast fols,npes Die bisbsr saltiss Stsu.
srbsirsiun8 tss HirdhsnsiSsntbums ioa auf.
astobtn wsrssn. uno ispe 8irdsnssmsinpe
lol fir aufs tbr ssbSrsn une bic Summs
psa $4,000 Gbsrlstssnpe Gtsenttum biz
ssisblt& porssi&rtsbsnsu Steusrn sntri&.
| ten.
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@ceial bemofratilds Nnnoneen.
Gine blb1&e Sammluns ioctal oemotrati,
ihsr annenesn sibt bic .,0ermunia" aus
ber (lceial bemotratiiasn) Bsrl. Grsisn
Wre1e; .,aqsn 5oeial Demofraten sur
&snntnib, Sspen Jreitas absnoS 8artoHsl
puHsr bsim Yartsisenonen Dittmar, ...-
itrabs." Den Yarteisenc1.n CUR
Nahritht, bas m.ine Gltern nit elmer Ga.
puns ietr gutter @btartufsln an Der Oru'
nienbriide.. vis.avis Der Naunynarabs,
balten Donatb." - ,,Yartsissnufen
5eutt Ntsno BON 6 ubr as frifas Wura
In unb auger BEN 5auis. Yalentin
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noneirenbe be,eI&nst fh entweber islba
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fpruH. Selbf bic Wcbnungs' unb 9sr'
miettunss .Nn,etsen atbmen oieien ioeial'
eemoiratil@sn @sia; S&lafitellen, m0biir.
ts 3immsr &c. wsrpsn Son Yartsisenof.n
BEN Yarteisenpifen empfoblen, oft NIT Dem
3ulabe, bab man ,,nur einsn parteissnol.
fen" als Mltstt.r winide. aua bic
@ratulationen tet 8sflidietten, Gsburts.
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partsissnofsn 6trrn N. q. jun 90. Mdr,.
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3u Sonnabsne 4tsne nIr uss gairila
9ieb.
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Yrinsiy!
Drei Soeialifsn.
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Disssnfsfe bic teaeu Gfiidwinlhe. WSy.
0e ipis bisbsr treu bee Sade bisnen unb
unc LANCE srtalten blei6sn!" Ite .@sr.
mania" bemerft oalus 9slbapsrRauplih
tstrahisn pie Soeial. Dsmctraten ais St.
realahe, tei, rsipeetias untsr 0artsissnci-
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-27

Ser biai8fte Dlah I'M 9ubfadsn ~
taufsn 1T bel Mrs 6. u. Wit&sa, iiber
glapins Wpotbek.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-20

union, and whenever that plank of the
platform is taken away, the entire super
structure will fall to pieces. Hatred OF
the south was the origin of the republican
party hatred Of the south caused the
war; hatred of the south, as manifested 10
their complete and arbitrary subJect1on
has eyer since enabled the republican
party to keep in power, and then to set
forth as one of the planks OF the party
platform, 1.-THE permanent paclhcatlon OF
the southern states" is not only the very
sublime of nonsense, it is worse, It is
downright faIsehood, calculated to bring
disgrace upon the nation. The republican
party has never been consistent in any
thing but in being inconsistent They al
WAYS do the reverse of what they promise
and proclaim.
Number Z, the last resolution of this re-
markable document is in accord with the
balance Il reminds me Of the old man,
who lived with his wife on the frontier.
One day bear walked into the house.
The old man climbed up the rafters of the
house and incontinentally abandoned his
wife. She seized an ak and at once made
fight with bruin, and after desperate
struggle, succeeded in killing the animal
Then the cd man came down from BIZ
perch, and swelling with the importance o.
the victory, exclaimed, Didn't zee do it
| Didn't qCe do it? HELENUS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-20
GEN. Eitz John Porter.

Fitz John Porter's friends seem well
satisfied with the inquiry now in prog
ress atWest Point, and it seems that his
promise of producing important new
evidence is being well sustained. NJ
nerou switnesscE FROM both armies ha1 c
testified, for instance, when Gen. Pope
telegraphed to washington during the
second Manassas campaign, to the effect
that he lad fought terrible battle all
day on the goth of August and had
routed the enemy from their position.
that there was no general battle and
nothing but heavy skirmishing. Col.
Marshall. Lees chief aide-de-camp, has
testified that he had intended to attack
on the Goth, but was persuaded not
to do so by Longstreet. This is
very hard on Pope and his case is not
bettered by the further testimony OF
Gen Longstreet, that if Porter had at
tackled at the time he was ordered by
Pope. he would have been cut to pieces,
as Longstreet's full corps of 25 900 men
were i'll position and ready. Porter
knew this, but he was contaminated
because he did not send his men to Ger
tain defeat and death. These facts are
making it quite clear that the court
will report that Porter should have g
new trial, which is all that it has to do
being merely court of inquiry and
not a court to try the case over again
That viii come later. in the event of q
} favorable report. st, Louis Republican,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-20
Let Gen. Butler Explain.

Produce is low; wages are low;
labor is scarce; the weather is hot; the
poor man is having rather a hard time.
Gen. Butler expresses the opinion
that the condition of the poor man
may be improved by legislation. Will
he tell us just how?
Is it to be by substituting good deal
of cheap money for a little dear
money?
Is it to be by shortening the days
work?
What is the remedy precisely what?
We are tired of glittering general
ties, of underlined plans, i'll the pollt-
| ical literature Of candidates.
Gen. Butler has accomplished much
| in the world, much more than most
men, and he has done it all by resolu-
ton, energy, and industry, and not by
the help of legislation. Does he think
legislation can be made to do for 9th
erS what indomitable energy has done
for him7
If so let him be more definite. Let
him tell the people what particular
things are to make them prosperous
and happy. Things so promising
should be made specific. If Gen.
| DuLlSA has a pdidCCi, iCb nm pIOCioln
its nature. He halls fom city famous
for its remedial agencies not to say its
quack medicines. Unfortunately e,
nough, the late DIR. Aver, however
well his patients Jared, seems t.
have been driven crazy, and ultimate
ly killed by the success of his owl
prescriptions. His fortune was too
much for his reason and his health.
Gen. Butler is of a tougher consti
tuition, and alter having saved thu
country and become President, VIZ
shall expect to see him rs SOUND
and healthful as ever.
What is Gen. Buffers remedy?-N
7. Sun
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-20
An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and il you
lead a miserable unsatisfactory lite in
this beautiful world. it is entirely your
own fault and there is only one excuse
for you, your unreasonable perjudice
and skdpticism, which has killed thou
sands, Person knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show you
that Green August Flower viii cure
you Of Liver Complaint. or Dyspepsia.
with all its miserable effects, such as
sick headacil. palpitalion Of the heart,
sour stomach, habitual costiveness,
| dizziness of the head, nervous prostrat.
ion, low spirits. &c. Its sales now
reach every town ON the Western Con.
tinent and not a druggist but will ell
you Of its wonderful cures. You can
buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents
| Three doses will relieve YOU,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-20
Sufferers from Headache,

constipated bowels, inward piles, cos
tiveness, fevers, torpid liver, yellow
ness ofthe skin and eyes, indigestion,
dyspepsia, and all arrangements of the
Tar and Sarsaparilla pills" Unlike
many other purgatiVes, they do not IT.
ritate the stomach and bowels by fire.
quent use. They keep the system in
the healthy condition by arousing the
torpid liver to healthy action and ex-
pelling by the bowels and kidneys the
matter that poisons the foundation OF
life. Be particular to obtain Swayne,s
pills" price % cents box. at all lea
dings druggists, and in Rock Island by
John Bengston.