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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-04

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ufnn"r BANCROFT. the historian, IL
able so drive about N.~ York.
I.ksssrs, the great civil engineer. has
planned II visit America next winter.
Cp>aR1ssNsS Hnrek. IN Wisconsin,
wears lark green caa, with bat,ons ~
pure gold.
SENATOR MsrT CARPENTER smokes
only half N many cigars as La, month.
and IL feeling twice ~ well.
T. appears that Marx Twain has mo-,
llad the mnmps In Paris, after all. What
the foreigners took for the mnmrs was
only Marks natural cheek.
GARinALpi In like the manufacturers
II Massachusetts having trouble with
his hands. Only his IN not the result nf
4 strike. lint ~ rheumatism.
ng. @BrLi..RrN" RrssELL has severed
nis connection with the London Times,
after thirty. eight years service, Ills
age il o. years. and he has zone to South
Africa With 0cn. wolselcy " correspond
with the London Telegraph.
vIcroR Hroo was talking about age,
anl confessed, in charming hnmns,
that the mos. diSagrecahlc advance 10
him was that from ID 10 ~. "uh. that
terrible AO!" he s,sid. "Eut," remarked
some one, "I should think IL grca,
deal better ~ lie 10 than So" mot 4,
ALL replied Hugo; 10 years Is tho old
age II youth. while 30 years In tho youth
Of old age
PorE LEO Mil. Il tall and spare, with
Il patrician mir. Hc has u fine head
crowned with white hair, strongly.
marked features, the aspect of nm ascctir
| with something marhlr-likc in tho gen,
.ral appearance of the figure His fnc,
il lighted by a piercing lcok, and hi,
smile IL very winning. His ycice !,
sonorons. not so mellow AZ Pope Plus
hnt more powerful Though liz is mod.
crate IN his opinions, hc does not lack
| iirmncas.
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the whole II Patagonia 10 the Argrn'sae IL.
nasiie
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viii. appoints Prince Victor Napoleon ~ his
snccc~~or.
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| mined cn Tie occ~sson cf tho distribution of
new cnlors h the army 70 require the Ochcrai-
| 10 take the oath of allegiance 70 the republic
!! This actsnn IL owing 10 tho fact that nnml,cs
of Generals attended the requiem mara for III,
Prince Imperial
Dispatches from South Africa report
| tia, III, xalus arc salng fnr peace
I Lord Bcaconshcld is suffering from
/ 4 severe attack % the .oul
A Berlin correspondent reports that
there Ia mysterious coolncss between Rn~sia
! aud tsernaay, and tho Car, ia consequence III
! II, will not viH,t tho emrirN
/ a Paris dispatch states that the editor
~. she 7rsha#',f has been sentenced - rs
monshs' impri.on mcns and a.sso francs fnc for
sa,lea,uring President aresy, Ministers Ferry,
and lrpcrc. and NJ HAmhcs,a
Had weather Il reported In England
seriously damaging the harvcst prospects
! Fortunately America Will hc ablc to suppl, Al
deficiencies IN the nriiish markets. cror~ /,
MI parts IT France have also Loen Injured Ii,
rAtnA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-04

Tho convention of Nationals, who
Withdrew from tho Columbus Convention. ~As
held VI Ioiuic, juno ~ Tho convention was
called 70 or,lcr i. n. n. uslcli. of I.acAs. and
]. 4 ThrokMortoa. u Ho~s county. wMr elect
ei temporary Chairman Charles ConKhlin,
editor Of The 7rae Nationalist. of Toledo, WAS
made secretary. with two assislAnsa Tho fol.
lowing y tho substance " the financial plAnks
" the platform adopted That thc United
S,Ate~ should cxcrcise IL mpst vital function.
the coinage of monas, independent of tho Ac-
iion 81 any foreign power; that II IL tl.e duty of
The General Government 10 supply TIM
entire currency medium; that Ill hank
iss,,cs Of currency should tw suppressed; |;
that The ~ called specie resumption lsa fraud
and r~intlo; tia, tho locking up III shs
trcasur. II thc United Sta,c~ ii lin larger part
" Tho seants volume ot .hc peoples money ~
dcnonnce ~ IN Atrpcious crime without excuse
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lTENs or ,Nrt RESTS.

"A wntrkn la tln l.un,lM Iimer .nii
mn,.A tho rspenhsH III tie Itilu Mat III
/ near @aa,htHt, INN n week
j Ir will prnhal,l, surprise most people
/ 10 learn that n temperature ri lsa, IL
grers has 40 nilleinl record In NeN tll'
lcans, alll that ssAr Ia and year o,lt ~
may hr considered tho maximum,
Tur word s,nnlir III mt - Chinese
origin. II In thr namr III il hill lrihr Ia
India whose nhle,ho.lled inrn we're III.
cuslemea a. descend into tl.e plains Iuf
| harvest work, mud ihrsn Nsfs the nrn.
who. after the n.pln emancipation IN
1894, nitl lle demand fef lalnfe,a III
the West Indies AMI liz MalfilnA.
wrnt lhilhrr ~ slirh under lsrltiAll l,las
tecliun,
Dn, kr,sfn, III Il paler irud hrl,,f.'
| tho PENNSYLVANIA Medical ~uelets. aail
he had uac.r'uineI tla' II rsr eehteni
thu tiaiA tan,ls iii three u tl,a nllfaa,la
In ulai State Nsin enlnf l,lini. hsi'ia
unul,l. III distinguish The eelnH Al liz
yarinnn ngnula. md fully ~ per- et=itl.
had rtssiphi mefe ~ less detective II,
/ that trtlrct, Inv examinations Ns,u
/ made with coiur.d nlnsn, liz daylight
aud HarliRht.
Tux sleep oi winter anl TINT of ninht
nr. ,lileren, Il, ihnse animals which nin
torpid for months, Ilr Int, NJ. hr,lae'
| huR thr tnurir, ihn mufinnt, thu '.t'a,~
s,er. tnrtoiar, tllr toad, snakes mol |.
/ spiders, he.s, nlea. h,ats. A..lgers, .ts..
retire IL their rlnsra holes, nl,a IA snti.
nne ,lrgrera undergo Il t.mlorar, lsail,
III fur, live, ~ md even Hesrn months
III the year. They nsuall, roll them
selves M. hul hsta suspend Themselves
In caves. Those who lns up pfnsi-lnns
n~c thsm hcfpre ,hr, heenmr .ufpiA,
md III r.si,inr hctore th,y venture
ahlnad, Their Temperature lo~rfs:
their respiration IL h'ns frequent, and ~
times thor circulation il reduced ihsy
lose their feeling thu digestive otpans
Are inactive nnd they Hnil,sr Ions III
weight. The confined mir In which tl.ey
shut Themselves, added IL thr eell y
one cause of their torpiilly. Facts lenh
u lhe belief tlAl SOME hir,ls hibernate,
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transmittcr, tho music WIS almost ~
satisfactory A. II thr player, ins,,ai u
being nearly ilse squares away, were -
the rpos where Mr.. bentley stood. ~
in the cnsc OF thu speaking, whlstlinp.
and other transmisSiuns, il would seem
that only i partition iull If holes nf
wide cracks intetsrnel between the
performers aud the listeners, Mr..
Bentley saw no reason why people, IN
tho near future, could mol enjoy n
lecture or concert 1oirR on u, tho
Academy VI Music hy s,asing NJ home
with their eise,ruchemienl" tele.
phones. Being asked how fur such res.
| lurmancrs could he satisfactorily irlnr.
mittcl, no replied that the question
could not yrl liz definitely answered,
but he believed That they could b.
heard al Il distance ~ 100 milrn 4. WILL
~ they were heard now, Az u fnale, Il
cornrt performance ~ snms ~ flna'
fores" lisc!iest airs rnme with nstonislls
ing disiincsncss and accuracy, sounding
almost ~ well ~ II The rerform.r VIM
nn tlr platform. mud putting the
audience la the heAt a. hnuanr
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1hr lfimr VI lin.

lselwern tin ngas III lb anil NJ u naA,i
whu has properly regulated himself
mny hu considered In vi. prime nf llte,
llin mnt,lrcd strength af constitution
renders him almuat imr.rsin,la ta MI
attack IL .llsenae, and experience h.~
given Hnnndness Ia llis judgment llir
mind ii psullte. firm nlp,l rlnal MI IL.
functions nie in tho hrinhtpAt order. he
aahamrs maatery oyer hi@ hasinrari
hnil,l. Il competence on The foundation
hr Ina lni,l it rarls mnhhapi, snsl laiaaes
through period II lilp attended lay
nany qualifications. Having gone nytr
il year III two usrr hU la arrives nt n
Ktnli.Asill, Hut nthMali illis ii TIN Via.
duet called thu tuln ul liis, wLiph, II
cfossel Ia aAfsly, leads IL thu valley uf
I" old aHr. round which lle river winds,
and them beyond. without bnat nf caliaa
way, 10 effect hiH paAaage. Tho bridge
| In, however. constructed of frnlalu nm.
tr,ial, and Il .l,lsnlp how II II tlt,lden
whether n hcn,l III hlvah
unut and apnrlusy u,r alAo IN tho
vicinity ~ waslay tie Traveller airl
thrust him frnm thr p,ss. tint III him
Eird np hia luInn md prniir hiMt. u
with litter ainil. n,ll III iltsy irl,lfs si.
In natVty, nnh With prrtert aamlA,A'lre.
| To unit metaphor, "thr iufn ~ i.Is : i
i turn either iIIto prolonged walk nr IN
" Tho grave. Iho ayslrtn amt lsosris
having reached tho uslnoHl expansion
now lnpin either III .l.se like Il sluNri
NJ aunse, ~ break down ia nnee. un.
iniudit'ims alinnlnnl Il Fiupln faia
1 IN t.s&
strength, while Ae.rulnl supply ~ prop
and tho Withdrawal "a All that irnia u
lure. ii plnllt will sustain II II ."ali.
aud siRul until niNlil ln4 pntife's rat ~
| A ilukkr stanu lss'aa4ns y sri,t a,Hli
after yon ha.a n'alIeI yonl lsttsr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-04
GEN. cRorsxn TO soux w,sE.
Herman Proverbs.

One has only 70 die % hc praised.
Handsome apples arc sometimes sour.
Little and often makes heap Ia time.
II II easier to blame than 10 do better.
Il IL nut enough 10 arm; yoM must
hit.
Would yon be strong. conquer your
sclf.
To change aud to bc better are two
different things.
Everybody knows good counsel OK.
copt him that hath need of 1t.
BETTER FREQ In foreign land than y
slave Ut honlc.
Better 80 70 bel Hnppcrlcss than rnn
III debt.
There IL no good IN preaching 10 the
hungry.
Chnrity gives itself rich, Int ,ovct.
onsncss hoardH itself poor,
Speak littlc, spsak truth; spend little.
pAy cssh.
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psscn ~Nsis in August with %rreehas hy rssa
sich,s, 1harsman, E~lus. Ssimaa. and othess
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wAsHrNoroN MOTHS.

Tho excess of exports over imports
y merchandise In twelve mnl,ihs ended MAs
III, i~.a. xAs s.sD. 10, ,s7,. for twelve months
cntaed Nay N, is.s. e.4i .>sa,wM Tho eAe.rs
Of cxporss over import. Of gold and silver eol,,
aud bullion WAS for tho twelve months ended
May ~, tN;!i s5..sl.6ls. for twelve months
ended May vi, fs.s, e7..sauOl
The receipts from internal revenue
during tho last year amount b eilu,sls. ~:
TOR tho hscAl year. over ell3.NkiuA', N In
crease o. over sa.na.on. despite tho reduction
~ tlir tax on tobacco
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nrscRLLAMEous oLRANlNes.

u. l.. Moody will conduct revival
services in Cleveland. oh,c. IN nesahcr
The six .lisiillcrs known a. the Chi.
rsga u sir~s batch hare ~ last sveeisvi 4 fali
ana unconditional pardon ~ all assessments.
penalties. iamage. es riasms 1T the United
state. against them, President HAses having
signci the aocusnsu, which ~et~ shcm fire.
Joseph Eoellr. Anscn Jnnkrs. Bafssu N. Lord
Waiter W. oliver. James Connet anil Roswell
g. Mstsofean ARE The fortnnAtee. and their -.
~irsanss a. witnesses for tho Government in
thr WHISKY prosecutions n ci'ed ~ having
earned Tor them An equitable right 10 pardon
The Rev. Henry G. Reilly has been
consccra,ed Prcsc..sn. Epiecopal Bishop Of
Mexico. Tho csrcmeny took rlaeo ~ fi'ss.
hufrh. "a
The schooner Cummings, arriving in
New York from Para. reports tho loss of this
Captain and two ecamen from yellow fcssr
An item IL going tho rounds ot the
press stating that all Surviving soldiers who
we're Imprisoned IN Ander~onvilic for period
OF elk or moro mouths arc cnhtled 10 tsaA per
month";" There II not word of truth IN this
statement No provision has ever h~cn made
hy the t;avcrnmcn, for those who snNcrcd =,
Andcrsonsille Tho above canard WAS doubt.
lcsr started by rome swindlin. claim agency
and OK soldiers are warned against paying any
attention 10 IL
The steamship City Of Now York,
bound from Now York for Havana, ran into
Ansl aunk tha ir0, hark N,,iun ~ Duntl..r
scotland. on slss coast III Nsw les~cy, Oh III.
night u the 18th nll Five of thc crow ~ N,
sunkcn bark. Including the Captain. wers lost
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l'eurtshln IN the Oltlcu Time

The Norfolk l'iruinian Of Il recent
date says AZ IN illustration " the
stately courtesy aud somewhat grandilu.
lnent style Of our grandfathers. the fol.
lowing letter may he Of interest Ia many
~ our readers, anl MI example of tho
etiquette of eonrtship IN the olden time
that may be commended:
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JOHN MISE I'll aEN. rRnrrER,

K0HhaMt
Feeling myself irrcsistihly impcllrd
by inclination, and prompted Ii, sense
Of proprle,y, | have presumed now To
address yon npon a subject nf impur.
tnncc and ,lelicacy.
Having conceived M affection for
your daughter Miss SALLY. | beg leave
to solicit yanr permission Il make my
address to her. and ut the same time let
me express the hope that, should he 80
fortunate m to succeed IN gaining her
affections, my first wishes may not he
frustrated hy your d,sapprohation.
have thought proper ID make this Mp.
plication to YOU on tho subject in this
manner. rather than in person, because
my character 6f ] have acquired nny),
my condition, and my situation in life
Arc not altogether unknown IL you, and
II objections arc 10 hc Mssle shay oan he
more freely communicated in this than
In any other way.
! have heretofore proceeded no fur.
thcr with tho lady than merely obtain
her permission III make this application
and, sir, now pledge You the honor al
4 gentleman that, IN case yo,i have oh.
lection of nh insuperablc nature IL The
proposed union, whatever may br the
chagrin, regret and modification which
| may feel on the OCCASION, / vii
not disturb the quiet az parent, *.
trcnlcly solicitous. no doubt. Tor The
happiness of beloved daughter, hy
persisting amy further with her.
Permit mo 10 sxsurc you that am
with much consideration mud respect
Your obetlient servant. JoMN W,sf.
II.
GEN. CRorREK TO Jolix MAE.
DowMAN's FoLLY, 18th May, 1907.
SIN: Although the application mad,
by your leter of this day was nncxpcct
ID, W my reAcdllons lisaslofore on tls
subject have prepared me to answer
That however sollcitons l may bc fal
tho temporal felicity of my daughter
aud future respcctability of my child
She il the only proper Judge of thu per
son best calculated To make her ha,,py
Respect and impartiality ought IL b,
shown by me 10 yon or any gentleman
that might make his address 10 m,
daughter, and | contldc In your can.lo
and judgment. am. sir, with duo m
spect. yonr obcdicnt servant.
JoMx CMorrrR.
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do yon really Lclicvo that m NAN
ever apokc 70 lialAam?" ,lnericd 4 man
who prislcd himself upon his intellect.
Colrvislgc, to whom tho question VIVA
put. reflected very calmly for y icw mo-
nacnts, and then responded. My
friend, l have no doubt whatever Tint
the story IL true, havr bcen spoken
b Ia the same way myself
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justice,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-01-09
Sunny Rooms.

l told a neigbor, lately, that the
chief objection | had to a house
under consideration as our future
residence, was that | feared the
sun would not shine into the rooms
enough to suit me. She laughed
as though that was a new idea TO
her, and quite whimsical. The
blinds ON the house were not Oh
jectionablc, as l should leave
them open, except on rare occasions
But the wide veranders on the east
and south sides would totally eX.
clude the friendly sunbeams from
the common sitting room. Even
in summer | should not like that, as
there are many copl days when
sunshine is Tar better than fire.
My neighbor SAID that il always
made her tePl nervous to have the
sun shine directly into her rooms.
Now sunshine is one OF the best
remedies for nervousness, but | un
derstOod my neighbor to mean that
the prying suns, ine, searching out
every speck OF dust and tiny cob
web before conceal d by habitual
shade, made her feel uneasy. More
over, the colDrs- of the carpets must
be preserved, aud sunshine fades
them. And so my neighbor pays
the doctor for her medicine instead
of taking 1t as tree gift from heav
en- in the bright sunshine and pun e
nir-.ior | think she breads air as
much as sunshine, except when she
goes out doors occasionally TO get
them like a broad piazza or gen
erUus porches about my house, but
| want my windows free from even
TOO much curtain. Unless in hot
weather, when almost anything all
you, and you feel disinclined to out
door exercise. the best thing you can
do is to sit down in the broad smile
of a sunny window and let the sun
beams put new lille into you. II
your feet are cold, the sun will warm
them more thoroughly and perma-
nen,ly than II fire, especially If you
take off your shoes and put your
ieet ON stool or CHAIR in the full
sunshine. For neuralgia ] know
uothiag better in connection with
lasting Tor one or two meals, then
TO lie down in the full sunshine, ali
hut the top OF your head, which may
he protected; cover up warm If the
r, ON is cold, let every thing about
your body he loose ana well aired.