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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05

sotne means ns to how TO prevent the del1ae 1f
silver which seriously injured alt business
could be- stemmed. The meeting was called To
order by Can't, Ambrose .Hnpw. Mr.. Allen, OF
Allen h Co., tobacco merchants. offered rssolu.
tions calling for the preparation OF n mstporia
to Typgress, tsgiting the evils of n plethora of
silver currency which hays been experienced
by the merchants of this city.
The mem erial presented by y. u. Thurbef. ON
bshtslf of the executive committee. was then
raad. It states that the bnnks will not receive
silver. except when payable In kind and IN
many eases not at a1l, In consequences Of the
lack Oh storage room. silver Is now being
bought and sold bg money brokers at the Tata
Of g1Maaa cents for paper currency dollar.
Many manufacturers are paying uH their Ia
borsfs In silver, which lg et once, paid o,it fgr
the neeessaries Of life. Many OF these are sold
by merchants On close margins OF
profit, end II one receives enrreney
discount. be must add the difference to The
the jaloret nihety-seveh or ninety sight cents,
wbsrs he now receives si. The money brph-
sfs. however, thrive; one pf them hJaAted that
he tnade 500 In one day buying and selling sill
yer coin.
Tho memorial closes with mn urgent redtisst
| that this measure, which would be inennynnient
and hnrdsnsoms TO commerce, should be de-
feated.
| Resolutions were then offered, respmmeod ding
| 10 the associated banks Of The city Of New York
and other moneyed institutions that, In the
event uf The passHge of the bland silver bill TIM
| they consider the gold dollar as u standard O
| par. aud quote al other values at q discount ol
premium thersoH
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The senate.

bill to insorporate the National Pacific Rail
raad and Telegraph Company. Referred
Tore the Committee on Ppstoiilees In favor Of
aid 70 y Brazilian line Of steamers. Ordered
printed and referred TO same COMMITTEES.
AT the expiration of the morning hour. the
sllver bill came Zip "a unfinished business. aud
Mr beek offered an amendment providing .thnt
NM Secretary q the Treasury shn purchase
per month, md as much more as the nins can
eoin, which shall be coined p into dollars: any
buiaa sSs b y With the esaS
fender notee, when public notice shail
be given .,,,a and thereafter ,n, any, citizen
The same coined on the h same terms % as gold TIs /,
now coined, Section Of the bill provides that
Tho subsidiary coin shall be Of the sgine relative
weight and nneness US the silver dollar of s12h
Mr.. Beck explained his amendment and
kargned that the masses. whose money the sub
H. MssrIll fYa ssa sa be was hearing something
Far as to be opposed to debased small coin. and
he had hopes Of his coming up with them ns op-
posed 70 a debased silver dollar.
Mr. BRYnrd said 1t was his painful conviction
hat crisis had arrived which would preeipl-
ate eur people into greater disasters He re-
terred II the effect Of the introduction Of ire.
ieemable paper currency. in driving gold and
silver from circulation. and making them more
articles of merchandise.
uOpB aHu lSsbT st5 10 tuGtt tluHl TBuemntlOn
paused a nuctuation In values tho prices oil
byery commodity rose, and when redemption
was approached. there was a shrinkage OF
values that no human power could avoid. lie
believed that bat tor the silver agitation. the
niaor gold coins would have appeared and the
enssl tenders would have been exchanged for
hem. and 80, on until all the coins were ex.
hhanged for the notes.
MIR, Bayard said the movement for making
sold the sole standard Of valuation had begun
vas put TO the legal tender of silver In 1854. and
later. In 1915, when the limit was G. or 10 shil.
&ngs; and this was followed by other nations,
Phil and the great continent OF Australia had
emonetizsd silver and the last had been the
serman Empire. Holland and France were
aytng the way for the same thing The coin
ge. OF this country, from 1902 to is72. showed
Jingle standard.
He then referred to the mint statistics and
be acts OF Congress regulating the coinage
uring that period. which were there TO
: nstain his assertion that practically silver was
ever real standard of value From 1904 Ia
35 there was not single silver dollar coined.
MIR, WitheiS asked III there were not q large
amber of half dollars coined.
Mr. Bayard said the popular. cry, that had
thers. but for the dollar Of the fathers - the the
sllar went out of tho country because ii was
ndervaIued. and foreign coin came in because
was cheaper. In 1884 there was an attempt ia
store the standard unit OF gold and silver
id the gold unit was reduced, but provision
as made that the. holders Of the old coin
kould receive its full value as bullion.
1ir. Bayard read at some length an extract
pm 9 report by Senator Hunter In 1852, show
y that the silver had been swept from the
M
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05

EnglIss, pigsnn ahnafInK.

London state that the pigeon shooting match Mt
Manchester. for f29g and the championship Of
England, between W. q. Knott and s. Kay. was
won by The later The conditions we're twenty
FIVE birds sach. one ounce uf shot. twentysons
yurds rise and sixty yards boundary Kay
killed sixteen and Knott fourteen. The betting
vghs Gl0 to eH1 ON Kay.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05
CHARITY HOSPITAL.

Alta regular meeting OF the board Of admin
istrator5 OF the Charity Hospital. held on the
evening Of February l. the following officers
were unanimously elected:
DIR. a. @. Holt. vice president; Richard Nu-
gent, yecretary aud treasurer; DIR. George X.
Pratt house surgeon DIR. A. b. Miles, assistant
surgeon. J.. Johnson. druggist; A. johnson,
clerk, John Ponder. engineer,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05
THE EASTERN WAR CLOUD.
nIsTRusr CAUSED NV THE DOCu.
NEWT sxssNED At ADHIAEOrLE.
Probable Decrease of the Isvernments g
MaJVrlty@The Feeling Far
frs,u, IIOrtefuI.

LoNpos, Feb. The London correspondent
of the Manchester Guardian. telegrsphing to
that paper last night says
THE document signed at Adrihnople tends tp
increase the public dlstrust, and IL Russia were
not pledged to refer certain onditl8ns 10 CON
ference, public sentiment would take q more
decided shape than distrust.
Tho Liberals have not heretofore. beer. hearty
or unanimous in supporting Mr.. Fosters
supplementary vote The signature Of armis-
tcp will perhaps decrease the government g
majority. but Ia any circumstance 1t will exceed
100
The government may endeavor to counteraet
the effect Of the armistiee by some announce.
ment concerning the terms OF the protocol. II
they are dsamed unsatisfaatery the government
will not hesitate 10 say 80 Tho feeling fortnight
is fBt from hopeful.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05
CHINA.
A Terrible Disaster mt Ticntsln.

PARts, Feb. "A telegram dated Shanghai,
China. February g. published here. announces
that an asylum of women and children. Mt the
city of Tisntan. hos burned, Over 1000 persons
are stated to have perished In the flames.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05
Mere Mention.

New YoHK Feb. 4.=Durng brawl Inst nigh
In cheap lodging house. John Quinn stabbed
fatal wound. Both wore lodgers. and were in.
to8ieatsd
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05
Opposition to the Peoples M0ney-Antf-
silver Movement In New York.

New YoRK, Feb. A--The Board OF Trade and
Transportation. COMPOSED of some OF the most
prominent merchants and wholesale dealers.
held meeting this afternoon to deliberate on
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05
FOREIGN NEWS.


The New Cabinet Minister.
LONDON. Feb. 4.~The Duke Of Norhumbsr.
land bas entered the Cabinet ns Lord Privy Seal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05
Panic at Circus-Ten Persons snfIO-
cMteA.

LONDON. Feb. l. - AT Calais. France, lust
night. during u performance Mt the circus.
there wna n false alhrm Of fire. which caused
grent rush Of the audience Ten persons were
suifocnted or trampled to death and several
Othera hurt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05
Congratniatory Address of the Cyar to
lgis Tr0ups.

ST. PHTERsBune. Feb. 4s@4Ths Gar yesterday.
after mn inspection, addressed tho troops ma
follows. congratulate you upon the atmis-
10 our brave troops, who have proved that for
them nothing ID Impossible Of plishment,
We are STILL however, far from the end, and
must continue TO hold ourselves prepared, un.
I'll we obtain n durable pence worthy Of Rnssia.s >
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05
Austria VIII Not Consent to the Destruc.
tim ni Turkey.

LONDON. Feb 4.--,rhe pera correspondent Of
the Times reports that Austria ls about to pre-
sent u note refusing 10 sanction any conditions
Of peace which would mpsril tho existence Of
Turkey. The Pesth papsra announce that m
Austrian army corps has been modified and
concentrated ut versetg
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05
The widaln Garrison to surrender Their
Arms.

LONDON. Feb THE Standards Bucharest
Of the Hrnistiue the garrison at Widdin has
heen ordered, from Cohstgntinople, TO snrrsn.
der their arms. after which they will bs quar-.
tered in tho neighhoring villages.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05

Had interviews with Mr.. Harris In tn
Bayou Cook oyster saloon ON Dauphine street
Was in charge of Mr.. Harris going to Wash
ington. Never offered to testify what he kne'
about the Returning Board. Mr.. Harris cam
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

In his recent address. President
Seymour, of thu American Dairymcn's
Association, thus Alludcs a. the use
os the microscope III farm tool.
1T In one Of the greatest mistakes u
farmers that, ~ rule, they suffer
the buyer to know more about the
quality aud ynluc Ut farm produce
than IN known by those whose labor
makes them. The buyer lina tests
which the farmer does MT have. /
notice TINT when the wOolsbnycr
comes around hc takes out hls Rlnsa
and sees ut II GLANCE the structure u
the article In hand, md knows more
about IL than hc who toIlc,i Il yenr I'M
IL production. The same II true ~
seeds, The naRnIiier II applied 10
pork 10 ~. II II Ii infested With ifi.
chinn. think II w true. ms = rule,
that buyers Of farm products know
more about tllem than the producer,
I'll. man who knows ihn most always
gct- the hvst ~ the bargain II II
certain TINT knowledge Ia power III
making trade. II ei.n safely Le nct
down ~ II rule, that Il man who. from
natural or artificial fcnson, can eee Il
hundred times ~ innrh Il. ILL neigh.
Dor. Will know thu markets best.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11
The Hest Time 10 Plant Trses.

II has been snil TINT th~r. II hnr.l.
" . farmer IN the country tha' ean.
not double thu valn. III hlr property
ny jndteions tree and vinr planting
and this cannot br snld 10 hnv. bs.n
m Over.csttmHtc ~ tho additional
value of farms when we'll timL.iel.
Every yenr furnishes fresh proof TIM,
our farms require shade. The cirar.
Ing has h-cn In most instances top
thorough. aml cvrn when Il portion
Of thu old forest hMs been left sinhd.
Ing. u l. often moi 40 disposed ~ 10
Anord thr greatest protection from
ff0St anil storms.
And not only should W. sp.tc III.
old forest trees. W. iirsd ~ plant
young trees. and nl-o IL plant fipi'
trees. There has been M increase II
1Atr years In III. planting of f"rc.t
trrc& md orchards. bnt very much
more Ii needed. And more attention
II required TO everything connected
With this most important matter.
For those who would enhance tho
value oi their grounds by planting, Il
question ri muck moment H. Whnt
II thu bcns -cnSnn for planting. Ii IL
he fall Or spring. And II Ii Well BE-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

Many persons sAy II haven't got
III. Consumption when asked To
cure their Cough With Hhilph's Con.
sumption Cure. Do they know TINT
Coughs lend 10 Consumption md
n remedy TINT Will cure consnmp.
tlph Will certainly mud surely cure II
cough Or any lung or throat trouble.
W. know II Will cure when nil otlers
fntl and our faitl, In II II ~ positive
TINT W. Will refund the prize. pnid II
yon receive no benefit. Il not this Il
FUR proposition. Price 10 rta. 10 ets.
md III M pr bottle. For llme Chest,
BHrk Or hI,lr lie ShtIohs Porous
Plaster. pfia. ~ cin. For snle by Df.
j. j. clemmcr.
Why Will you suffer with Dyapep.
@lA aud liver complaint. Constipation
mud general debility when you cnn
get III our store bhllohr System VI.
tnlizrf which VIZ sell on II positive
guarantee ~ cure you. Price ~ cts.
nn,l III IT. For snl. ny DR.. j. J..
CI.mmer.
"HAckMETACk" q popular md
fragrant perfume. 1old by Dr. j l..
cl~nincr. cr,reo. Iowa. w iDrow
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11
A Remark abs nssult.

II makes III difference how many
Physicians. Or how much medicine
you hnyn tried. II IL now MI establish.
cd faet TINT German Syrup II the
only remedy TINT Inns given completes
satisfaction in severe eAsns ~ Lung
Discusses. II II trna there nrc yct
thousands N persons who nrc pre-.
ai-postd ~ Thrnui anil Lung AtFcr.
tons. Consumption. HcnoIrhngrr.
Asthma. S.,.rr Colds settled ~ III.
Ufuissi, Pneumonia. WhoopinR ConRl
&C.. who have III personal knowledge
u Nosehu.'a German Syrup. IL
such ~ you'll aity Tint ft,.OlO dozen
were toI.l ln-i ,snr without On. com.
plant. Gprs.liil,iive. try Just nnc
bottle. N.ssuiAr Size 10 cents. Sold
by nil Druggist in america.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

Physicians md psychologists have
long .rrrii'aitfI their head" and
"bnInd tim midnight III !" seeking ~
devise some Inraus whereby excess.
I've cnrp,.lriu.y might be- either pre-.
vented ur controlled Until recently
All "throrie~.' special directions"
nnd remedies" have failed lint III
lAsi the problem u sDlvcd. AlIan's
Anti FHt will surely and positively
reduce nr~h III from three III Xix
pounds per wick. No mrdIrin. Or
ri medicines Inns eyer
been discovered that would produce
such wonderful results, md Al Tho
same time improve thu general
health. Sold ly druygistA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11


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49, ~ IA ist sAs 49,
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49,
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aAlfa asaHr str s4nfw sf4ss IA
ssmlfA~ sgsls satsaAls II saii rlnsf
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49, slsmasi nNl 'hth thtat + WuhI
III tHs4s ~ iitss sFm ~ IT. rtseanA
Il II naasls Assts IA ~ Fall thar wtl
ran srs#i Il iii VI ii tisr sgainf aHA
N, sail " '#'''rf tftfattd, II 4 w w.
III il nausp suitable tafsdssFt4h whshI
s,lnhsire uha No. Ii'ile depends unl
she state III ihr rfenhi. ~ will w.
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~ ~, lss anne while ,hr ground II
~. thr rnt'h round the snps. n
sate III hernur rinrrs, hard nnnnd
aud imretstena 10 nit AMI heat II
lahnted when wet. anil thu sie~s arr
llahks ~ perish
The ground intended fuf planting
fruit ,fesa especially should he
rln~rd In III" autumn and ~ pluN.d,
and II necessary. sahsoilrh. A 'lr~rI
soii Ii Gerrssaty fur MI otshnrl =.
say eichsen nehes, IN any Instance
moi less than twelve " shc,lld w. III
good ,il,h and tieh anil no raw. AMI
rank manure should he applied when
planting. sn,i manure IN contact
with the trecS n smfe Ia kill them
IL II well tn manure III. ground well
with the previous crop a root crop
IL b,st and let the preparation FOR
II be such ~ W. have said. deep and
thorough This cultivation Will bring
the ground into the best possible
filth for the young orchard. II will
insure nm curly catching ~ the roots.
anil healthy, vigorous growth.
without which We cannot expect
good fruit. bearing trees.
Spring planting Il preferred by
many. II |, can b. done just NJ the
proper time, and tho ground be dry
and In good tilth. the trees may start
growing at once. There IL no dead
season from the time they are plant.
cd TIL they take root. and send out
buds and leaves. II We could not
conveniently plant Ia The full In we'll
prepared ground. We would plant Ia
spring In preference 10 another
years delay. but IN no ease would
W plant fruit trees In ground not
sufficiently prepared Western
Farm Journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11
The Republicans any the green.
hack craze II dying

The Republicans any "ihe green.
bnck craze II dying
We shy l, IL dying ~ nLollsionlsm
died, sweeping the country before
II dies, from end 10 end Mark that.
Revolutions never ~ backward.
Abolitionism through the eoniiic, ~
arms released the shncklrs from
1000. 200 negro slaves. The Green.
bnrk purity through the peaceful
means NJ Il free aud intelligent ballot
will strike the rhacklc. from 10000.
OOO citizens still left the freedom oi
the ballot Bond holders have long
enough lscn dead heads riding Oh
The chr ~ freedom. Your fare gen.
tlcncn' or leave thr train.
The Craig ticket carries The state
by small majority, lnsurInR these
rpubticAn worthless, Craig. Bcmus,
aud Sherman from punishment for
the pcnI.entiary steal VI 100000.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

The announcement ~ Premium
COIN silver Table Ware. mnnufnc.
turrd by thu oil reliable Eagle Gold
and Silver Plating Co. of Cincinnati,
O., appears IN this paper. W. have
III. assurance III the manufacturers
that the goods nrc all they arc rep.
to be. md We truM our pat.
IONS viii u.arlt this most liberal
Offer by ia,ihr advantage ~ its ben.
riits nj once.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

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rahiiriy Anc~n. They iarAs&h e4sstreang
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medicine. - generally n ~ super.
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public thai the h~ss qualities " No. eves
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tse~essest aeA An~tvssest tA~sNssss.
eoLD NJ Al. hhtuolate snatWMnna.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11
TO (,ONklImITlynx.

The advertiser, n retired physician.
having plDslishiIaily discovered, while 4
Medical Missionary In touthefn Asia. n
very simple vegetable remeiy Tor tho
speedy AMI permanent eurs Of tehsut,t.
ton. AsiLma, bronchitis, entarrh. and MI
throat and lung aneasiohs, also Il positive
mud radical specific for Nervous Dvhilny.
Premature Decay, md All Nervous Com.
r!aiht., feels Il his duly ~ mAke II known
~ his suffering fellows. Aeiuated Ly
this motive. h. viii el,eerfully send fire.
" charge 10 MI WIN .loasrs II. The recipe
for preparing. AMI full direction. for NE.
esssfnlly using. this prosldsntlally III.
covered remedy Those who wish u avail
themselves " fhr benefit IL this discovery
without cost, eau 10 - ~ return mall. ~
by addressing With stamp.
DR.. fIiAIsLEr + MARSHAL.
No III NiaRars street
4eN u.iIniN N u.
FOR cholee stationery call ut J, Il.
Roots music store.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

lnrlnllnn Postage. whish mnsl W.
risraii ~ the Publishers

Will containing In rnnsl.nsual
fufm all ,h~ news in shr day. this
rtsas Northwestern Weekly II v.,se
tally devoted Ia The intervals III Min.
n.at,in. Nvs.rtn Wisconsin. Northern
Iowa. nnI Dakota, WHERE N rlrrulai.s
IN rsrfs town II II nu~ saint IL n.
bout THREE 7hustsand iNsi. uhees hi
IN The United ssta'rs anil Canasla. iis
maiksi reports, news columns. liter
~, fafm nn.' garden, a,l household
departments alr rar fully edited. anil
nni IT editorial topics especially
selected, With il view Vi ii,e l,rr.llint
n.nis III this section III tho Nni,lt
wrss Through ~ lntgs corps ~
special correspondence In every city.
town null Important village hi this
northwestern region. II II enabled ~
suppl. IN fuller aud frrshrt state
anil l9t.al neNa ~ lutsieat - IL read.
et- ihan any other parrr MliInn,
4 rival among Local publications. ani
surpassed ~ ,ipnr from abroad IN
an entertaining. instructive, aud
n.wss family journal, II II far mora
valuable io tn elilzrne ~ this region
than my Weekly published Iii other
States.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11
M .lD.v.O1l('E.

To Alt WHOM III MAy eosatHs
The Commissioner appointed 10 siow
mi iocaso il Highway, pesiiioneI fur n,
a. RAIDER. commencing "A tle esnfrr II
section w. iUD~i3. In Chester township.
Howard county. running theme north on
and il hslf miles ~ tl,a 5lA,v line. h.s RI.
ported In faynf III locating thereof. aud Ill
object ,ns thereto. or claims for damage.
must b. fled IN the Auditor. office On Or
tNfure NOM III the 7Oih LAY " Assptnbsr
i-7s. m suub Highway viii b. established
without further reference thereto.
dated creseo, Iowa. sept. ~ tn7s.
JUIIAE fEaK.
4ssi County Auditor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

~ u worth double Its price Ottawa,
Canada j. Advertiser.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11
Mammoth fOiOrSd IHAh-
tor l1(M(EA

Ahead u MI others These plates nre ~.
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