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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-19

The mortal agony TINT seems ~
poa-.ss radical editors lcst The
nfsr.s contemplate sioleM" " Rain
control III their government n con.
t.tuptllal.', in view ~ vi. fat thu
these silinr men nfs shouting them
stls.A lipu,H.' for tstttii demanding
II strong government bullets In
rt.ni III tntlp's. Bless ihnif rin.lA
spnl4. how ihny 10 ubhut siolen.e.
II IN auiI thnt HiI.n investigation
III Tie sasAl..A,D crniH strnl. OIMig
la- turned green III envy. 70 think
that with MI Ills chances hr ppt
nMny With only s1n'Hh, ~ 10, 10 u.
beaten nv III, Craig who WAS never
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-19

A lndy on north side Wishing 10
tc@t III. merits ~ DR. Bulls, Cough
Syrup thought X would never tn IL
nsk the druggist In the name IT
Bull Why. dear me. she couldn't
-ny Bull ~ save hrI life, and enllrd
M last on Il hclRhbor woman for r,,g.
gcstions on TIM matter. DR.. Cows.
DIR. Calls. DR.. Bnnnlo's and Dr.
Oxcn'r Syrup were NIL mentioned.
Tho latter suited. "Yrs, TINT will A.
DIR. Oxcn.-thc very thlrR, the
druggist will understand that" a
wink of n two Squares found her ~
the counter ~ DR.. Ms store, when
the following dialogue occurred:
II wish Il bottle of Dr. Uxcn's
Cough, syrup
"Dr. Oxen. Oxen, why, mann. I
dor. 1 believe ! kccp TINT. You Mcun
Cox's Hive Syrup. don't your"
oh. no. / mean, mean DR., Oxen.'
mud them she seemed wrapped IN
solemn thought for Il moment, when
\ bright idvn secuted to beam forth.
Hasn't DIR. Oxen got n relation
Or"
"Oh. yes. you mean DR. Nnll'.
Cough syrup, Yea, yes" The lady
sat down n mOmnnt and all Wns
over ,uijnunuOIts Er1,ress.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-19

BMAisAxD'H MUSICAL WoMLD. The
July number of the Musical Worid III
on our table, and besides tho ti.unl
large amount III interesting musical
literature, " contains thu following
choice new music. "undci The
Naples. Long Ago" Song and Cher.
~ hs tpllil Gue, Awake my Pat
HnllnI. ~ stephen Adams. "Hnrr,
Memories" beautiful Waltz hy j, G.
Macy, "I.itti. Robin It'll Kitty I'm
Coming" arranged ~ duet FIJI Two
performers. mud international Ginnd
rniponrii." by Albert W. l'"rR, III.
Producing tile national airn III tia
tnlt.i States. England, Scotland,
lrrlnnI. France. i'aly niiI ls,isNln
Tie music Iii this nnnllaf nlnin n
worth more illau VA. subscription
price II tile World for ono year.
which II only si5O. III receipt III
which II Will bn mailed postpaid
regularly fur Ole ycnf. Single eat.
i.s ID cents. Catalogues III music
und music bankr h.lli Tree III my nj.
'ir'rss NJ DIaInnrd'p hvns. publish.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-19

Many ,,rf~nna eas II hnvrnf put
ili~ Consumption WHEN asked IN
rHrs thtir Cough with Shilnh's Con.
sumption Cur. ~ they knew TINT
Coughs l.a.i - Consumption and
Il remedy thns will enir cnntump.
tian sill certainly anil smrls rntv q
rough vt any lnnr ~ throat traul'le.
W. knnw II Will rurr when ait others
tall and ont faith Ia u Ii so positive
that v. will rrfnni the prize paid "
you receive M benefit, l. mel this n
fair proposition. Price IN 80. IN rts.
and siUD per bottle. fur lame chest.
Hack ~ Si.is use Shiiuh's Porous
Plaster. Price VI IT. For sale by Dr,
J. !, cl.mmrr.
Why will you suffer with nssprp.
sia anti liver complaint. Constipation
and general debility when von can
Hrt III our Sinrc Shiluh'~ System vi.
inliset which ". seli IN u positive
guarantee to cure you. Price IN cta.
anil Z, cts' For sale BY DR.. J. =.
Clcmmcr.
"HACKMETACK" n popular anil
fragrant perfume. Sold by DR.. J. !.
Clcmmcr. Crcsco. Iowa. ~ 1pcow
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-19

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Sewing Ma, hine.
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REDulTION IN FKlGEi
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KROCL.yylY.lTlOyl..

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tiark If [ trout Court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23
A NEW GlNEVRA.

she was an only child, her name was Ginevra
Aiexandrina Blanche Clarf-sa Jones,
And In her fifteenth year became bride,
Marrying an only son, Francisco Doria.
birth.
excellent
Great was the JOY; but NJ the nuptial feast,
The viands being on the tabie,smoklng,
And all sat down. the bride herself was want.
Nor was vas she 70 be found, Her father cried.
" Aiexandrina Blanche Clarissa, come 70 din
This minute or you Won't let bitter"
And nIled his glass 90 all, but his hand shook
A great deal more than usual,
And soon from guest to guest the panic
spread.
Twas but that instant she hadleft Francisco
Laughing. and looking back, and flying still
Her ivory tooth imprinted on his finger,
where she had bitten him, in turn for pinch
But now alas, she was not 10 be found.
Nor from that hour could anything be guess
aut that Ss she was not therei
Weary OF life, Francisco
Flew 10 Sc. Louis endwas sunstruck;
The father lived. and long might you hav'
An old man wandering as in quest Of some
when he was gone the house remained
silent and fcnantiess,
Then WAS sold at sherinrs sale,
And went TO strangers.
Full fifty years had passed, and all forgotten
Whenon a day. a day Of cleaning house.
An old chest was noticed, and twas said.
sswhy not remove II from it's lurking place.
And scrub behind ity'
Twas done rs soon a. said. but on the way
It burst. ft tell; and 10. a parchment.
Upon which In trembling hand was written:
:" Francisco Dorfa may be very nice boy,
But not my style f. he. ! long have loved
Another-AlgernOn 4. Duzenberry,
who even now II waiting for me
with coach and four,
80 please excuse haste and gold pen.
Yours truly, Ginevra-"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23
The Most Remarkable Duel Evel
Fought.

The famous duel in which 40 or more
gentlemen were engaged, in 1928, IS
still remembered in Natchez. Col.
James Bowie, the famous fighter and
inventor of the knife which bears his
name, used to spend a great deal of his
time in that city. He was challenged
by gentleman from Alexandria, La,
whose friends, TO the number OF Az or
more, accompanied him to Natcbez to
see fair play, knowing that Bowie was a
desperate man and had his own friends
about him. All parties went upon the
field. The CONTESTANTS took their places
in the center, separated from their
friends in the rear, or enough not TO en-
danger them with their balls. Behold
the battle-array thus: Twenty armed
Louisianians 80 yards behind their
champion and his seconds and surgeon,
aud opposite them, as far behind Bowie
and his seconds and surgeon, 70 armed
Mississiprians. Behold the heights q
Natchez thronged with spectators, and
steamer in the river rounded to, It's
deck black with passengers watching
with deep interest the scene.
The plan of fight was to exchange
shots with pistols, and to close with
knives, Bowie being armed with his own
terrible weapon. At the first fire both
parties escaped. At the second the
Louisianian was too quick, and took ad
vantage Of Bowie, who waited the word
At this Bowie's second cried Fou
play and shot the Louisianian dead
The second of the latter instantly killed
the slayer OF his principal. Bowie drove
his knife into this man. The surgeons
now crossed blades, while, with lous
cries. came on the two parties offriends
the light Of battle in their eyes. In !
moment the whole number was en-
gagged in fearless conflict. Dirks, pts
tolls, and knives were used with fata
effect until one party drove the othe
from the field. do not know how
many were killed and wounded in all
but Il was dreadful slaughter. Bowl
fought like lion. but fell covered will
wounds. For months he fingered at III
Mason House before he fully recovered
-MorristosCn (Tsnn.) Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23

Tony caught Ut q car ana ISL pacA-
ward.
II was about noon, and the loveliest
October dav. hushed something like
that day on which Tony was baptized.
heard his shrieks over here; both
limbs taken off below the knee.
Dreadful 10 hear about, isn't IN
II wouldn't harmonize, maybe. with
your reveries in this plush-covered easy
chair or your dreams over cream-tinted
pages; but had you sat here that beau
iiful noon, you would have heard Tony's
screams Just the same, even though you
had finished the most eloquent period
upon the divine tenderness.
The boy recovered, but julie lived
only year or two. She died suddenly.
II NAV have been heart-disease, or i
may have been something else. The
doctor didn't seem to know.
Tony fingered two or three years. tie
died from this very room.
Blodgett didn't die. He went Out o.
the . saloon business" and remove TO
city where he wasn't known. ie Is
successful and respectable, fat and lily
and has forgotten the past.
Now, shall leave you TO finish your
sermon, but just remember not only tha
you are to speak to people who've form
ed their opinions from life. but possibly
to people such as Hammerston once was
l-Ehzubeth A. s. Chester.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23

No home with young children in 1t
should be without its "children's hour"
The hour after supper can not be used
to better advantage, even by the father
and mother, than to give it up TO "get-
ting acquainted with the children"
Play with them If that Is their
mood What zest it gives 70 their mer-
riment II papa shares, or better yet,
causes IL! Or il stories or quieter games
are desired, how happy and profitable
may be the hour spent around the table.
And then, what famous time for the
little knowledge cleaners. to ask ques-
tions, knowing that they will not be put
off by pre-occupation or the plea Of a
lack Of time.
The children will grow away from
their parents wonderfully fast If there
are none Of these sympathetic bonds TO
hold them together II you can not
spare more time, mothers, take off q
little part of the hour and reserve II "a
accompany your little ones TO bed. Lit
tie iive-year-old Golden-hair and eight.
ycar-old Charlie will get composure
aud happiness which shall launch them
into sweet sleep, from chapter read,
or story told to them after they are
snugly put away in their little cribs
Scarcely any thing will extenuate send
ing children to bed gricved, or unhap
py or angry. Patience Is hard; childish
freaks and outbreaks, and even the ex'
uberancc Of me blessed healthful spirits
are trying; but GOODNESS, and petulance
and selfshness, and unhappiness arr
worse. Have you a "children's hour
in your daily home calendarP II not
suppose you try the experiment Of set
ting one apart.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23
JOHN HAMMERSTON.


An 1Ilustrnt1On Drawn from Life
On Eternal Punishment, ehP That's
che fashion just now. But don't you 60
TO being pert, Rob, and telling, "what
4 think, !" and g according to my views,"
and twisting Scripture to support your
ideas. Just remember tbere'll be men
and women to hear the sermon who
formed their opinions before ever you
were born, and formed them from life,
too. An opinion taken from lifeis quite
q different affair, Rob, from one talked
up BY company Of good-natured theo-
logues, adopted, perhaps, because the
professor who maintained the opposite
theory is dry old fellow whom you
wouldn't like to resemble.
The case with you, Rob, and with all
those theological boys who come here
visiting and eat my pound-cake and
veal-leaf with such worldly relish Is:
you've good deal Of sentiment, a good
deal Of sympathy and some vanity, and
YOU'D rather stand and be shot at--by
each other Mt least--than to be called
narrow or . blue, = or " sectarian. y
Not fairP Love OF truth, ehP There
arc mysteries in life, Rob, and neither
you nor are going to solve them all.
You've seen that little soft curl / cut
from jules head the day after bel
mother died, and your uncle and took
her home with us; but never told sou
much about her.
She was only 10 when she was mar
ried. A day or two before the wedding
she and and Mr.. Hammcrston wenl
down 20 look over the house.
Hammerston had planned il himself
and Of all the strangely constructed
dwellings that ever ! wasin that was Tho
queerest; but he thought il very supe
rior, and when she suggested few
changes, he came down in his over
bearing way. and l remember just how
the pink In her cheeks crept out TO hel
ears and up 10 her forehead. After thai
she praised cvcry thing, and Mr.. Ham.
mcrston expounded his theories. III
mad theories about very thing, from the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23
GRAysIR.

A grand old man..
Built after the oldcn plan;
a man 20 value the longer he lives.
man 10 remember when dead,
wish you could see him
SIT back az his ease
Awake or asleep. a. You please),
ELiie he whiffs, and he whews
And read him the news.
~Whos killed to-dayr
He asks in hisancient way,
" And what have they stolen this time' my
the raseals they thriyelike pusley' in peas
Rad work boy. bad-sery bndr
Then Tor that ludicrous perch OF the eye
while the pipe gets slide
To the other side,
Where he puts and poohs,
Keeping mp with the news
when he begins. = tell yc. sir
IRIS worth 4 whole boo n, your modern talk +;
The solemn shuttle ofhis walk
And tamping of his cane.
You may put down
When YOU see that frown.
And the dim gray lights unusually clever
Hes about 20 settle some subject forever.
He's 20 complete
From his head TO his feet.
Inside and out 80 made to keep
There's no one feature before the rest;
He makes YOU laugh and he makes YOU weep,
He stops the hole in your soul;
He softens the tough
An leaves the rough,
As he snoozes and smokes
And breaches and Jokes.
His children and wife
Have gone 20 the better life,
And not a companion Is left;
but he says They've only the start-that's
ALL"
And you never would think him bereft.
Tie wears the calmest face on the farm.
And with a genuine stamp of JOY.
Often declares he's young as boy
still he smiles and he smokes
Between sermons and jokes.
grand old man
Built after the olden plan;
muscular body, n massive head,
man to value the longer he lives,
man to remember when dead
Years yet may he Timber his cricks,
This peerless old son OF the past
And may be the last
while he whifs and he whews,
To listen or read him the news
John Iance Cheney. IN Sunday afternoon
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23

Charles q. Leland. the "Hans Brell,,
man. Of old times in Philadelphia, any
who Is now living In London, represent
ed England at the Paris Exposition ~
delegate to the Congress Lit,cra'rc y,
ternationale. His confreres we're lvm
Taylor and Blanchard .Jerrold. II VIZ
quite surprise to the American dsle
gates to recognize their old friend "
land as an Englishman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23

The experiment Of using supcrheat-
ed water for locomotives has been sue
cessfully tried on the tramway connect
ing Revcil and Marly-le -Roi, France.
The engines are charged with water
heate TO 100 degrees O., which Is al
lowed to vaporize as fast as required
and BY doing away entirely with furna-
ces in the locomotives, the dangers Of
explosions, as we'll rs the cause Of ter
ror to passing horses are easily avoided.
A locomotive propelled i'm this manner,
and attached 10 two carriages, assembled
n gradient Of five miles and hall IN the
hundred at the rate Of l6 miles an hour.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-10-31
CLAIBORNE parish.

For Representatives, j. II. Hay
and w. G. Martin.
Parish Judge, j. A. Richardson.
For Sheriff, I'll. w. kirkpatrick.
For Police JurorS-Ward 1, c. j.
Cargile; ward 2, w. l.. Cakes; ward
3, w. 8. Copeland; ward 4. j. II.
Curry; ward ), NJ. I1ulse; ward &, T..
A. Watson; ward Z, A. 7. Nelson;
ward s, FL. A. Lewis.
For Justices Peace-Ward /, w.
M. Spears; ward 9, o. "A. Smith;
ward 3, John Brooks; ward 4, j. O..
Knighten; ward 5, w. L. Bridges;
ward 6, w. c. Knighten; ward I, j.
Ferguson and J. w. Willis; ward 8,
ID. A. j. Caruthers.
For Constables-Ward 1, VIM.
Mcdonald; ward 2, w. HI. Mckenzie;
ward 3, John Gibson; ward 4, r. NJ.
Lee; ward 5, j. F. Dutton; ward G..
Fred. Spnrlock: ward Z, J. T. Otis
and J. +. Moreland; ward s, r. T..
McClcndon.
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Democratic Tickets.
BEN VILE PARISH,

Representative, T. J. Hightower
For Parish Judge, ID. f. Head.
For Sheriff, q. z. Whitlow.
For Coroner. Henry Pool.
For Police Jurors-Ward 1, b. L.
Durrett; ward 2, e. n. Ardis; ward
3, E. n. Warren; ward 1, r. j. Mar,
tin; ward 5. ID NJ. Simmons; ward 6,
w. Nj. Caldwell.
For Justices Pcace-Ward /, DIR.
Z. q. Butler; ward ?, E. N. Hartwell,
j. f. Tooke; ward 3, A. D.Hammett;
ward 4, U. n. Page; ward 5, j. }.
Warren; ward 6, r. b. Easily.
For Constables-Ward 1. VIM.
Graham; ward 2, Eugene Courtney,
j. B. Smith; ward 8, Levi Hinson;
ward 4, G. f. Thomas; ward 5, f,
Murphy; ward 6, A. w. Bishop.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-10-31
Webster Election Commissioners.

Ward Precinct /, Shongaloo. J.
II. Walker, w. B. Sims, D. NJ. Haines.
Clerk, j. H. Armer. Precinct No. 2,
Sykes Shop. John H. Colbert, John
N: Wagner, J.. F. Sykes. Clerk, Hugh
Riley.
Ward Precinct l, Taylor's Acad-
envy. J. T. Dalafield, w. X. Oneal,
Green Oakley. Clerk, j. F. DalafieId.
Precinct 2. Cotton Valley. CD. Gray,
J. N: Davis, George Caruthers. Clerk
F. G. Hodges.
Ward 3-Precinct 1, Pleasant Valley.
J; NJ. Doyle, VIM. Sandlin, F. J. Green.
Clerk, J. IL: Smith Precinct 2, Gum
Spring. Peter Richardson, Tom Rich
ardson, w. H. Bailey. Clerk, D. B.
Doyle.
Ward Precinct 1, Minden. JIM.
Mcbride, A. Glass, G. w. Morrow.
Clerk, 7. r. Geren.
Ward 5-Precinct 1, Pearce's School
house: A. C. Talton, Lafayette Bur
son, VIM. Mccoy. Clerk, NJ. n. Walker.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-10-31

Dallas (Texas) Herald, October s.:
Captain L. w. Al,ney's nine months
old bull calf, Governor Nicholas.
weighs seven hundred and thirty
pounds, and is one of the largest
and finest calves of his age in the
State. He took the first premium
at the fair, and would probably have
done so in competition with the best
stock in Ohio or Kentucky. His
bull, Roam Duke, also took the first
premium in the ring for best over
one add under two years old. Capt.
Abney takes great interest in fine
stock OF all kinds, and bought from
MIR. Pritchett six of bis best Cots.
valid bucks, which he sends to his
farm in Denton county.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-10-31

The Kansas farmers are looking
with satisfaction upon the statistics
OF their State Board of Agriculture
IN regard to the wheat crop. The
aggregate is expected to be over
thirty millions of bushels, and they
cheerfully expect that Kansas which,
in 1876, stood eighth in the list of
wheat producers, will now go to the
second place, if not to the first, Cal
ifornia reports indicating crop lit
tie if any greater than thirty mil
lion bushels.
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I0000 Brick for sale, by 3. \. ~
4OsOOV g. son, at Bellows
CODlstabIc,s Sale.
S. Herold No, 20, In I ,.r'li!sa :;

s. Herold No, ~. In Jnstsese
Ed. Johns. i,ouisisns.
Dy virtue of writ of fiera faciss ~ :,
- the above suit, and to me direc5ee,
seized and will proceed to sell q puo.
ton, to the last and highest bldaaE
Court house, in the town Of beiksss
within the legal hours Of sale, On y
Monday, the fourth day Of NoyemeH
the following described property. . -.
All Of the claims and improvement
southeast quarter of section II ~ ~
10, range IL, in Bossier parish, Ia: A.. 80
sorrell, 10 bushels sweet potatoes. ~
seed cotton, gathered, abont wv pes s
cotton in fell, not gathered, about ~ s..lj
fodder, about so bushels corn, NOT ezs's''s
cows and calves. e
All seized as the property Of the as' n. .
and to be sold to pay and satisfy sala ~
the sum of s95 81, with per ccni, NJ
interest from Jannary ], lS6, anq. 60 !. u
Terms of Sale-Cash, with Deneu
praisemcnt. .-...y.
Bellevue, October y, 1873.
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1t is a fact within the personal obser.
walton of nearly all that those who ad
vertise most do the most business. The
public know that those who have the
energy to keep fresh advertisements be-
fore the people, have also capacity to
take advantage of the market, to buy
cheap, to keep their store in order, their
wares OF the newest kind, and have sufi-
cient Judgment to give purchasers fair
and good bargains.
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30 ssier Election commieoiu

Ward wv. II. Hodges, F. G.
Richard Moore, Commissioners. All
Clerk
Ward Nv. j. Fish. w. r. Prsthn.
Matlock, Commissioners. n. Z. BsM3
Clerk.
Ward 3-Wm. Timberlake, Vim. n n
Preston Caldwell, Commissioners Nl
Martin, Clerk
WafGi ID j Swindle, r. B. Martin, T.
Bonaparte, Commissioners. w. 4. y
Clerk
Ward ST. p. Larkin, f. N. lIaals
Boiler. Commissioners. Is. X. Nash cks
Ward 6, Precinct III. b. Sugg. J u
ring, VIM. Dennis, Commissioners !
Kelly, Clerk.
Ward 6, Precinct No. "a I W.
Paul Lawrence, Hanee Willama, U
sioncrs. III. Barnacastlc, Clerk.