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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-25

SLIGHTLY MIXED.-Oh, 1t was a terri
bic runaway! You see, an umbrella
was carrying a man and it frightened
the buggy and it started to run of with
the horses ard they ran over on the
lamp-pOst and Knocked the side. walk
down and upset a little baby who was
carrying his mother In her arms and
struck some apples and knocked all the
apple woman out Of the peanut stand
aud then they went down the lightning
like a street and Knocked three spokes
out of n OF the horses hind legs and
took the hide of the wheel and 1 fell
out and run a mud puddle into my head
clear up to my shoulders and the mud
got full of my mouth and ears and eyes
and I'll never get owe il and it's d,eful,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-25
,R. G. w. BENsON's CELERY A. CUawO

NEIL I'LL are prepared expressly TO cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptlc Headache
Neuralgia, Nervousness and Sleeplessness, and will
cure any case. Price 50c., postage free. Sold by all
Druggists. Office No. l06 N. Eutaw St, Baltimore
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-25

A VERY fair oak stain may be pro-
duced by equal parts of potash and
pearlash, say two ounces of each to
about a quart of water. Keep 1t corked
up in a bottle, and it is always ready
for use; If it strikes too deep a color,
add more water.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-25

A HIGH NoTE-one of a thousand
dollars.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-25
HUMOROUS.

CONGRESSIONAL WH.-One afternoon,
when Garrett Davis was taking a snooze
In his curule chair, his next neighbor
gave him a punch In the ribs, and said
"Wake up, Senator, your name has
been called" Half asleep the Ken
tuckian rose and asked the Vice Presl-
dent, who was in the chair, what the
vote was on. The Vice President gave
him the name Of the bill, which wal for
the benefit OF a Kansas railroad.
"AhV' exclaimed Davis, now wide
awake, "but | want TO know, before
vote, the amount Of stealage in this
billY" Whereupon a Senator who was
engineering the bill, a pOrtly man,
whose conscience irradiated his coun-
tenance, rose and said in meek tones:
"If the Senator from Kentucky will
permit me. | will state that | have thor
Oughly examined this bill, and | assure
him that If it contains any opportunity
for stealing | cannot find It,"
"All right, Mr.. President" responded
Davis In his shrillest tones, "If the
Senator cannot find any stealage in the
bill, | am SURE there can be none there.
| vote aye!"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-25

confer a favor upon the Advertiser and the
Publisher by stating thai they saw the adver-
tissment In this journal manning the paper
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05

A Int letter from Havana. Cnba, has
thr following:
Tho surrender ~ Tho insurgent~,
armed an,l nnsrmed, continues In il iIcr.
ent portions of thc island, and only one
VI the prominent chiefs, named Macco,
iaatill holding out In the mountains of the
Eastern Department, with, u II said.
about 400 followers, mostly color~l.
A proclamation, signed by Gen. Mar.
tines Campo~, has bran made public
here. The proclamation declares that
peace hnH been substantially rc.cslab.
lished In tho greater part II The district
lately In rclellion, and that Il IL now
necessary 10 heal tho wounds occa&iontsl
by ten years of strife: therefore, In NC.
cor.lnncc with article 2 III the peace con.
ditions. and by authority Of the home
Government, the General ,lccrees:
!. The authorities VI the pacifcd territory
Arc ~ Observe the n,oNt complete oblivion for
past events And strive 10 prevent 4 rrHuncttA.
tton 0f by-gone passionr.
=. All parsons now IN imprisonment Tor trea.
son, rebellion aud scdilioti, Or for being acce~.
sOTy thereto, Aro to be- liberated and returned
~ their honles, II desired, and thn.o Who have
escaIsd punishment ar. not 10 bc proceeded
against.
=. All cases now lending before the tribunals
of tho islArd for .nah crimes are IL he AtAli-
doned Immediately,
l. All personr lAnished or dsportel for rnch
ea,iscs are Ia h. permitted 10 return homie, and
are ~ bo exempt from nlolestation Or per~csii.
ton for their previous conduct.
D. All persons included III the foregoing af-
licles, AUD thnse nsd ~ III foreign countries,
arc 10 regain the rights of citizenship.
.. All ,le~crtera fr0m the spanish furcrr, whn
arc ~till III attns, 1, b. parannel II they r,,ren
DIR hy the 18th ~ Aprl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05

A Washington correspondent ~ The Chicago
Journal telegraph. ,hA. "ihe President dus
nu. appear N II M III. leAA ii@tns,~d by
senator iiowp'. sl~sch, L%lie,inr that time
will fully sindlease h,m. In eonverratlna
with N,tne friend. who cAilrA npsn him, In
r~fesene. to Mr. uswes st-sri. thu President
raid Ill wonid leeellect hpw bitterly Rsnator
Howe d.notne.sl President fanculn toward The
ciu-u II his hfst term, and hn~ others songht
10 prevent MI titculn from helng nominated
f,r a second term. bmt, notwithstanding All
this. he was tennmlnAted, and bcanc more
popular tisn ever. tho people having bsronte
better arrnsint.d with him and approaching
his conduct more. The President sAId he Was
perfectly willing 10 be judged by Tin sAme
tribunal
This state Convention Of thc National party
of Illinois WAS held II Springfield on woines-
dsy. March N. A platform ~ principles wAs
adopted aud ticket fcr ttA.s officers placed
in nomination. Y. N. Hates. former iternb.
lican. ~As nominated for Treasurer, and
Prank n. Hall. An ex.Democrat. cho,en Tor
Superintendent u Public Instruction.
Tho lower house ii Tho Maryland Legislature
has adopted joint resolution instrneting the
Attorney General ~ TIM HtAla ~ exhibit bill
III the Snpsens Court u tht Unlted states In
behalf VI tho s.Ate " Maryland praying said
eour. 10 revise ,he decision % thu Electoral
Commission and declare Tildrn and Hendricks
legally eiscted.
Tho Republican senators held = caacns In
Washington one osenlng last wrek. IN which
the course ~ tho administration WAS discussed
with freedom. According 10 report. the only
outspok.n supi.stefs VI the administration
were bnrnaiie. iioss, Matthews aud Chris.
tiane,, vas.ons methods wore proposed VI
bringing about better nlil.rstsn snding between
the Executive aud lila senators. somc sae.
so~ted that the knnat0fm should call npon him
more frequently and iudislhnAIl, represent
the .liuslioni othsrs. that the. shonld 20 In i
group. bns The only formal proposition was 4
resolution appointing \ committee to call upon
thu President and express the vtewa ~ thu
ranens. Til. .el.en,e WAS defeated by tho Hen.
atora Who had b0en members of The committee
appointed by the former esucns u call upon
the President aud 10 express similar Views.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05
WASHINGTON MOTIFS.

Tho President has appointed tls following ~
Government Directors ~ the Union rsctfc
railroad cAas. v. AAsms. IT,. Ma~~seirasesl.
Ilalrh I. uaeLlAnd. Ohia q. ". Hmythe. lowa
Daniel ChAd~Ick, Cons.sctseut. anA q. u.
Ilonsri, Nebraska.
ny appointment NJ thu President. ss.con.
gre4rmsh 0isnni w. beohsld, of Pennsylvania,
rtsace1dr ihe lala John Allison - Ii4Wi4sar NJ
thn Treasury.
There pesns 10 In but little dsubt thst tt,s
pfessnt C0ugres~ viii REPEAL TIM ls~skralN law
which wAs ~nAct4d III March, isJ7.
Mich u tlsr blame that hHs tuaied upen Nv
ttfOsmp ~, account " the Halifax nslset,
.warA sl,uuiti IN @hiftad ~ Tho shoulders u ~
secretary ktsL. Correspondence LAS less
brought u light u Washington sbo~inl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05

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msss,e SYSTEM
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05
NEWS SUMMARY


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thirty llvvs WIRE lrss.
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ris dsss' msirh IN f.cndon fuf 42,s,e
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vilins the Mns.ulmAn- u return u their hutnes
IN nnivasis, and warning The nnlgs,,sn- 10
preserve trAnqniliiiy.
Len Kill. held his tir.t ronurtof, IN the
Vatican Apri ~. The principal incidents u
the oeeasion wefe tho nomination n Two Arch.
bishops ard three bishops for scotland, and II
two liishpl,s ~ illl vacancies III thc United
ntates. The new American I,.liors Arc Father
Chalard. ~ the American College In Rome. for
the Hee os vinacnnca, and Father ncove for
the nee " Richmond.
An. Petersburg dispatch says ~aris regard.
I'd In Official eirrles there ~ inevitable.
A London dispatch reports much excitement
IN thAs city Ani throughout England over thu
pfospect of war, tho cosrso pursned ~ Tho
Government being generAli, Mpp!Anie~i.
ConHtAntinoplc dispatch r.ys nsn. MelIko6
addressed mite ~ Tho pnrte demanding tho
dlsmissAl NJ the iiri,ish heet from the neigh.
borhood ~ constaniiiople. Asfyet rAshA com.
mnnleAted the nAc 10 Minister LAyArsl, who,
ln accordance with thu Instructions u ihe nrt.
ISL Government, replied that The fess would
remain until after tho departure of the isussianr
frum the ensirons " GonstAntiiopIe.
Ilin Witt of Nen. IgnaiieR to Vienna for tho
purpose " gaining over Austria 10 tho ilussI.,,
side has proved failure. Iis ha. returned 10
H. Petersburg with the alarming new. thst
Austria will t.oi accept tbs Nan btsfano treaty.
Aid will Immediately mas. ~ army of i0O.oeD
ipen M thu Bosnian frontier, With view NJ
protecting Auatro.ilnnga,ian Interests.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05
The somth and West lies,And.

What are the fArtA m ~ thr demands
made by the people of the Western and
Southern States concerning financial r.
formal They ~ that national policy
which has bccn steadily pursued until
the country In on tho verge oi ruin shall
ceaae. That The effort 10 hiring the bnAi.
ness II the land and NIL its property
yalues ~ gold basis shall In abandoned.
That IN immediate cnd be put 70 tha'
aystrm u contracting th~ currency which
has paralysed trade throughout tllr
Union, and they insist that Government
alone shall issue thu circulating medium.
They ask that 4 reasonable amount Of
currency ln kept In usc, hccauna u II
aimply imposAihle % .iiHpcnss with 4 ~
~ arr nov sitnAses. even II II were VET
advisable 10 10 Ho.--QHincy tIH.l
Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05

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shovel everybody .la. lnia misfMsnns
bforr they tumble in tlsm.ls
Tfurinu0ff fuyafrsr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05
ponxsric IM1xLLloxHcx.


1'eter McIiuHh, Patrick Hester ai,d Patrick
Tnlly. members u tho y MolIie Magure" organ.
Isatloi,, ~ra executed n iIioen.ai,ufg. IA, on
Monday. March ~. for The murder ~ AlesAll.
DIR w. tlns.
A afs on Fourth street. Philadelphia, last
week. DESTROYED 4 large number ~ stores and
manufacturing h"i@cr, in. estimated Al
ti.DDO,1O0.
4 nro III Canal and Howard streets. Nov
York. last week, destroyed half 4 million dol.
Ar. worth ~ property.
Lockwood. IFnoks Il Uo., botk publishers,
Do~ton, have suspended. Liabilities, si2o, ,0o0.
l'ya decision u Judge Dlstehford, II New
iUtt. the rnit instituted by thu Government
sgsl,,st Gov. Iilden Tor the recovery Ut back
income tan Will ln tried before Jury.
Tho Hlx.reiiny Hayinss Bank. II Now York.
snI Tho Lawrence (sissa,) savings Dark have
suspended.
Tho rennssissnis Legislature has expelied 4
n,unlb0f named liuIlard fur cml.xxling trust
funds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore 1iIt0u have agreed
10 llsa together again. and lel bygonea b. BY.
gunoa.
Tbonas T.. Fisher, another ~ tliu convicted
Mstlla Magulras, WAS hanged n Msneh Chunk,
Pa. last weVk.
4 thorough investigation of .he .o-called
kssley motor. ~ Phliad1lphis, shows tho ma
chine 10 be numbug And thu inventor char.
lassn of tho first water.
Young. Ninth 4 Co sugar lmpurterS, Nyw
York, havs failed for 100000.
West.
A,iyiees ffom various parts NJ thc country
rupert serious damage u liao fniil crop by Tho
res.tit cold Wind and frost.
Heterogeneous Vance, os Glnc,n,sau. ha1
mystsrsonply disappeared. and Il IL feared ha
hss Dssn foally dealt with.
south.
Three usgro4s wera executed st n~rnweil
conrs Honse, v. u. last week, for thu burning
~ family u four ptfsoss
Tho arrest u four NV ya,k robMss II
l'stassbnfH, Va. hAs resulted In the recovery II
| tyto,MO " Londs ~ioien f,om MI. Young
~ Now York. some tia4 ago.
Jase,,li and 1ek UtssseIl. brothers. aged Z.
And ~. respectively. ~efs executed n Gookes
,lIle, Tenn. IN tlss prn~eieo ~ 10000 people.
EIesen di.tlilerlcs, with VI, ,O00 gallons u rav
nlAterisl q, wLi.ky, wafe dessroy"d BY thu roy
enuo officers In recent raid ln the region alont
ihs Maii,dsr, botwoel North AMI k.nii Caro
iina,
4 fatal dnel ~AA tonight IN Northampton
eo,,nsy, Va, last week, between two ehivalron
biooi~. named rlsts sud Thomas. Weapons
vistois distance, sis fset result, Pitts kiiles
and Tl,onss fatally wounded.
A convention has be9n called ~ n,ert Il Nh
bile, Ala, AprIl ~, 10 consider Ways snd msat,
~ establishing = Ilne 0f steamships from Tia
port u Central aud south America aud ~
Wrst InAIas.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05

Diphthcria even sO wise n man m the
Hartford lDnvants agricultural editor
pronounceH modern disease, but II isn't
In a letter 10 tile Portland advertiser.
Dr. q. T.. Ilsloy, ri Cambridge, shows
TINT II In M old disensr with mplern
name. ~ far hack m i737, Falmouth.
now Portland, sniiered sevs rely by II.
and II waH spoken of ~ "thc most fatal
sconrge that ever visited New England,
aud rapidly hurried il. subjects to the
grave the threat swellel, Drcamc cov-
cred with AAll.coloroj apcckx, great de-
bility and prostsation cnsue.l, with pntrc.
faction Il broke out In Kingston.
n. H., In May, l735. nni 400 persons
fell victims 10 II In New HAmpshire. In
the following August II reached Exeter,
and Boston IN September. Four thous-
and took tho disease In Boston---one-
quarter Of the population, Aa Boston then
contained but liz, ono inhabitants. The
mortality VIVA small here In comparison
with other places. the deaths numbering
only ia. This was probably owing 70
having prompt aud more sifectnal rene.
dial agents at command. In Hayerliill.
Mass., the victims numbered 1a0. 40
much waa Il dreaded that two fast days
were observed n Falmouth on account
u it--one in l736. and another the next
year. -~ B0sfOn Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05

Visible supply u grain In the Htatns aud
Canada Wheat. s,o64. .0d0 bushels, corn. D..
dsi .Ono bushels oats. 2G77.d00 hushels rye,
wa. .nnD bushels barley, 2,sD2, 40 bu.hels.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05

A SPNlNavixLp Mass young man.
recently married, who hns been M -
thusiastic collector of coins, found, the
other day. that his new wife, with the
charming frcshncss characteristic ri
brides, had been drawing On hia cabinet
for change. mud. among ether things.
had passed out M old penny. for which
hr paid -. %, fur cents worth oi Yeast.
liz coined some new w'rls Tor the occa.
siun.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05

An r'Iccr ii m inaolvent corporation
In Missouri bought up 4 considerable
number " claims against itat Adisc0unt.
liz then tried 10 prove them against the
company IN bankruptcy On his own in.li-
vislual account aud for their full face
value. Tho United States District Court
~ ~. Louis has very properly refused
10 allow this. TIE ufiirer In trustee,
an,l Judge Treat holds that hr cannot be
permitted ~ speculate with the subject
III his trust The claims were r,sugnixesl
IA vail IN HI. hands only 70 the extent
u the amounts hs actually paid Tor them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05

II ssems 10 bc open 10 doubt whether
tho Pope who has inst hcen elected
should not b. styled Leo XII. instead of
Leo Kill. There have, II II true, lNen
twelve LcoS elected m popes before
him, but one ot these, LEO Will. held
his position by very questionable ten.
nre, and In not generally admitted BY
good Catholics - have been genuine
Pope He was elected by the authority
0f tho Emperor Otho, m opposition
Pope, Zen. ,lict ", being elected by the
Conucll. He IL held by some Ontliolics
10 i,aye been Legitimate pontiff; but
Bnronina treats him 4. mn intruder, aud
the point has never yet lnsn satiafactori-
" decided. His career WIS altogether
melancholy one, M was also that oi his
rival, Benedict ", who lied IN exile In
July, vtI5. having been lrpo.eL Ivy the
UmperoF Ohio.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05

Tho President, On recommendation of
Internal Revenue Commissioner Ranm,
has approved the joint res0lutiou pro-
viding that tho tAx on All distilled spur
III, hereafter entered Tor deposit In dis
t,lfcry wArchouses, slall iM due an.l
payable before and at tho time the same
arv Withdrawn thcrctr0m, and within
three ysprs from thr 'late of entry ffr
deposit therein. IN case of non-pay ment
ol the tAx on any distilleL Apirita. within
QUO year from The date Ot thc original
wArcliousing hand Tor such spirits, In.
tcrest shsll accrue upon said tar 1t the
rAtr of b l,eT cent. pcr Annum from aud
after The expiration " .nil year until the
tAx ahAll be pai.l.