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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28

some lawyers inks very practical
views ~ ras.s ia which they are RI.
tanned. In a certain town In Missouri
Squire Il WIS defending u charge
~ malpractice, 4 colnrel man Mas M.
ing fur damages, hi Nifc having died
shnrtly after All operation for I'll. r..
moval 81 cancer. When II came 'sanir
q, turn In crass.exninine the
plaintiff, h. asked Mr. Wilson, lnw
oil was yanr vii. WHEN Ahc died2"
About ID. Sir,
Been In feeble health long time
had she not. Mr. Wilson, and eosi ,on /,
erea. deal for medicine aud helpf.'
It's. sir.
You lave married again. have W,
not2"
N,a. ar
ilus old ~ your present wifra"
About ID, sir
II slle ston, una healthy. Mr.. vii
SOM"
Yes. tir.'
Then, Mr.. Wilson. will Won pleas,
state 70 this jury how ,on ar. damage
in the rnseg
Mr., Wilson hn,l evidently never taken
This view III III. matter. AMI could make
40 answer The good and true men
thought Ii. hna nude rather n good
thing hy his bereavement. aud brough,
IN II verdict for the defendant. Hdr
I,er's Magazine for .fprH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28

'i,H ala,erl aud interior, lI0.tnt,cra klumacl
biti - II pre- iniusntl, popular Wherever
civilization tlani~ isr fopt Dn this cuiitinuht
illihaf lin gloAi iunie so,,n finds In NAY Not
IL h,a surprising, fnr II II the medicine III I'll
nlicrs isest adapted 10 the Waite ~ tha Western
chi srah', bu b. min.r or aatieultnrist II In III
incpnl,afahle rsn,rh, for III. Diseases ii which
lle i, n,st subject, aud which aro liALlu " III
hfnnpht III u, change III climate, hardship
esroallrs, nnass1slonlrd air and diet, and nj
SENATE atmosphere aud water, Among tlieso
Afp disorders vi the stomach Aill boNuls, rliaN
msii ailmnu.n. And mslAtious Towers, fur III ol
which lip ttssutA li.ttnr~ II certain specific,
nDt~n ~ thn lslitufr hatnie slrpai tim fur Til
NV IL. III III lahDr " OIL arriving, will have tlls
~ q VI preventing tho evils Tor which IL Ii
such 4 slgnal remedy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28
Mao aA.. Nen.,n.an..

For many year. farinnra have felt tho need
~ Hnma Improvement on tho I'D aud lalprln,ia
swo.hsndei cross cut saw, for sA~ing mp
bodies of ,fess into any length desired fur SAW.
logs. stas.r, rails. stove. wind, CITE hi. long
NEEDED Improvement hAs II la~, henn Invented
ny W ". '.io., ~ Cincinnati, ". Win. by Tho
way II ons III Thu gfraiuss " Amerieat, tnsets
.ols. W. Hoe from orr exchanges that tho
editor u TIN DIN Iata..r, Alro tho slltor oi
~. 4 9 h..sH, a, atnssHnsts called IN Mr. tiitHs
prssaiails IL thu Ma.s.asle saw ,ussttns Tl,ey
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sang nsi4 uprais tia nssisi hli thrs lih tired
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Tux Professional Endorsement wllel, las
hv'i. Aenfdei w ioasllas M.o.tleal man ~
yAiIns- parts vi TIN .Dt.s.ttt ~ In NM Hats
HAt.AaA ION TIM IuAsss !. = sufficient Raat.
ATTY II lssuiieAey III graduating aisaAsun I'll tho
u o4ihnK usRiis, 1la1e gentle puu have lhur.
onRli l.stai tho femu.ly. sid tnrlr concurrent
ittiinlpnt IA III tlia sifal That Vi III ii insitisu
~ riflr Ivr lnsR, bronchial and sbi0At Affections
~ livery descriptions. anil most reliable pre-.
vohiiy" u that dreaded aennIgD, consumption.
] Druggists neii H.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28

j. Il, GItMNEu. Utlre In Dres st1ve,
MEWNtAM, IT, n. Ufhn 0sss NstisW'e ss0eN.
IT, n. IttNke, nfIips In t'aHifDnlal Hisah.
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nAsr, to0s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28

anu that suIna women dislike Ia cusl
tlcif bridal wfeatia upon tho snow, II.
finally determined to pnl lis rival on
q ''ln way, anu set abol. laying Iii
plans.
After couple u weeks ,lelibcralio,
lie concluded 10 murder dean. and do i
no neatly aud scientifically that ,llscny
cry would b. next III impossible.
tine day ] Wis III hin room being NJ
occasional visitor anl observed lin
bnslly engaged ia chemical experiments
Bald b. Did YIN ever realize that Ill,
conditions which result In congulatlo,
might b. produced rh.iniraIlyYa
confessed Tint | ha.t n.vor piycI
the subject much thought.
ID course yu, understand TINT aud
dtii evaporation raisca cold
! knew nothing ~ thu kind N iii.
time, hut nodded assent rather than a.
knowledge my ignorance,
! can produce ire inAinntaneously.
he continued. "Ths IN IN, assistant.
pointing 70 vi electric battery. With .
current ~. my, I'm onc. III electricity
cnn nrrrlcrnt. enough evaporation /.
freeze instantly I'm gallons II water"
Hero the professor took II basin d
water niid pn,iral in Il small quantity Il
the rolorlrNr liquid This II Ammonia.
said Nv, Hut Ills" Inro III al.le,
about ~ much u tho other liquid il
something clss.a
"Wlat il it,
No one knows lint myself"
deemed II inlprriinrnt III question
him iuithcr. H. then attached Iii.
wins u hix HITTER, 10 the water.
when ] make tile connecting current
the water will become lee.
watched mliel, intcr @tcsl, and III
lAil liis and on Il piece III metal which
WA part 81 The apparatus. snl lin i,fn.
ing of which calsed thr currents ii con.
meet. HI turned tho brass piece, md
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28

lfDM tvDrL~
WNbUWAND n M'UONALsD, Mssufsetass
p1aes II I'll blHdT. aud warrant thssn " se0Hf IN
say soil. tlapaishE dHlse IN skeft nMlsn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28

Tux peanut crop VI North Carolina ~
short 4O,0UN bushels.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28

WaLktSn.MAIcHrs between cripplca
are the novelty Ia lioston.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-28

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Eiwnftnre.
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AardMnrc Nforrs.
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Harness Makers.
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sTissSTiikM mOusE. apve.,. N. Dsvn.
Insurance AOcNfS.
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Aenl Mavkefs.
OkOMuk W. COMtss, opposite court nsusA
" ". xi,s.is, sg,,h u ogar ,Ieuse .qa.,..
Miiiinsra and lDveSsWakers,
MIN. j. q. sTONt, IN Centennial tIieeh.
=. N. G0i.t. Vim sste4,.
NmAEvyuen and Ftutf Nr0Wers.
.. u, Mt1NltELi. NV Oregon Mnssery,. s~s
s"s s. n h. ~ Hr,is Is.ss. vii,s.m ssssS.
varieties sIDsilsa Appss 1rsss.
photographic.
n. n. MEkTWAhD, wet n uesn HSMss
W. W. W. AsmnuMs. e,s, webster. s,ers
ihysJoianS.
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nAsr, tows.
lYDM U'DrI~.
WMpnWAND n M'ttOSALsD, Mssufsetsvs
risss II I'll blHds. aud warrant thstn " sepus IN
say sal. ilpalslnE dene ~ SHIRT nMtee.
Wnfrhrs, Nf0ok1 and Iswetrv.
UmAs. i. WknmkH, .s1s aide " Kim ssssA
!. !. crsiak;MMsm. ~. advertisement.
yn1llesA ~ tn Iitane.
u. NInNNN, t.nh Ansl ntseh.
IA NJ. i Il. s.'s,sts \. ~. n.,..,. s,e.
LlrfrN.
NORTON nMtTM Nlss. n, n. stsses, ~essM EtAL
Lumber LeaiNr1.
". . 4, 1LkMMtnu. is.bsn rhsias,
AGenl. tAsA sset w fsvssDs.
mn1os fousaks : On. S''sa = f*~
Painters and niNstrr1
nNONN d MDLeEt, uuifgsd stfstt.
JOMN ". MAtNAMl1. rlMv nees ~ klesetds.
Produce lJrAl1rA.
OEn. mUNT1DNO. M WstsNaNAe -ly@1iNg
IN III klaAs N Produce, fsgt, MtdSe. fslt1 ~
Real N1fnis lJeatsvs.
HeHf3AIL II rANNetsUMTM, "a IN rset.
WM. N. HAyrEMMtM. ID He4Af6<fa fpllN%
MAMMA ntlttm kNa, IN is.i1nMtst bsND.
WaO0n Makers.
, 1879-04-23
OUR NEW LAWYERS.

=
The report Of tho examiners on tic recent ex.
animation Of Law students was died yesterday In
the Appellate Court mud lie following young
mcn wGro held to bo entitled to their coveted
sheenskins: frauk Dlakestcy, Davla ". Ball,
Louis J. Blum, Jesse A. baldwin. Bunjam'n +.
Cummins, Adebert D. Coon. William F. Cnr'
roll, Lconar, E. Dc Wolf, Harvard Il. Good.
William II. Hail, .io,.n &. iiepdricks, Gluten F.
irwin, David u. Jones, ThumaH D. Jones, VIII
lat, l.. Josesyn, Lewis Klstlcr, A. Il. Ktn,ball,
.Iosenh T.. McKittriek, Edward II. Morris. Isnac
lam j. suiheriand, Jonah :. scoyel, Paul shorey,
Lewis r. ScovLllc, Edward l.. Stewart, JOSEPH
B. Stephens, Henry q. steele, Jr,, THOMAS d,
etepl,enscn, Doue'as B. sn,tsb, Richard W. Shea,
Edgar Terhunc, jacob c. Turnos. Louis Wash:
Tile class cousistcd Of forty-thrce. so that only
Ave fniled 10 pnss. Two nf tho class were "col
oscd grntIcmcn," aud both went through witt
living colors,
, 1879-04-23
GRAIN INSPECTOR SWEET.

The casa OF ]. X. EdsalI, Attorney General,
against ". II. Sweet, ex.Graiu Inspector, aud
The First National Bank, was dismissed Monday
very quictIy,-so quietly tint no one seemed to
know that # had been done. This YVES 4 suit 10
recover about 5000 which Sweet had collected
while ii, office, and deposited In the First Ma.
tionn Bank In his owl name, lnstcud OF turning
it over to his successor. The case was settled
by Sweet paglug over the whole amount.
, 1879-04-23

Oysters are never eaten In their fresh state IN
China. After bc.NE taken Isem the shell, ti.ey
aro plunged into boiling water, then exposed Ia
tho sun until thoroughly dried. In such con-
dltlon they. retain their dclicacy alll native
favor for long time.
, 1879-04-23

4.s A1Nl1tAAAA As
'aors Blodgett decided lucatlon Of consld.
sIahs Importance yesterday to marine circles In
Inc admiralty case Of the schooner JOHN Spry
M. M's97 tons Of coal owned by Reno Il Little.
lma vas llbel for dcnurraee for nix days do
Nauon Of tho schooner Ellen aDry In August
saa September last, the amount Of damages
us'0g t1ed at 5000. II Becn.s that Reno & Lit
VIC ordered two cargoes OF coal from Buffalo,
ooe BY the schooner Sheldon, thu other by tho
epty: Tho vezscls were to start sovcn days
,,SSes'saed NV between the t'mc the 6hcldon and
zap, tsp.sa between tho arrivals Of tie
;esss'' asE a, here tho Sheldon getting hero
Ths Hus; s,..s ~, ls1s. and the spry Aug. e
T., 1ss 81, but the spry l,ad to wait three days
S,,,tt ~, tAe shaldon 10 unload. Tho cargocs wcro
II, tto,5 5.vescd delivered without any claim being mado
r. aemurrago and tho fright was paid iu full,
ts9osi Who found IL favor oi The iiboiIant. and
ih.sa,e uasa tae damages at $500. Exceptions wero,
tt tt.1Enfe, hled to The report, md Sustained bY
a, s, 'mage ~ho ordered tho libel to he dtsmtsscd.
rnS,, .ns man objection was<ttAt libel in rem
"a tsa H. T., Without being made specially subject
eo1,,s VS. leh lot dclnllrEage mud received BY the
fn1usaee, H. cxpsessy subject to such clAlm.
jtss.n s present caae TIC cargo haylnE been do
,los ,l'sa ~ Without any elaltn being made, the &C.
ss1,ia Sua 70 fe.n for dcn,urraco was gone The ex.
ehtnlssed, N'0'0' AN''"A-'' "">' '''~ ''~'
rAN UNFORTUNATE LAWYER.
n;.. ..ese An old maxim that the law Is jealous
M"ess, ~. aud, Ike all icalouhdamsels, she looks
A., su alsiaVor When yotary Of hers be9tus 10
~, WIN another love, The last victim, 10 bis
lnn"n!y lasn!y Is Mr, George F. Harding, we'll
, 1879-04-23

THE TRIBUNE lkIsANC1a OFFICES.
IN 0nDElt tn ACCOMMODATES OUR NUMEROUS
branch nicea T. te different ny!'!on, q des!g;a.cd
prico clsfael nt tic hian irc. aud viii lie received
On snturtiaya:
u. : Il, 6tNMa. 1ookscllors and stationers, las
s. ii: WALnEH. Sew,dealer. statlone., ETC., 1908
Wcst Afad!sun ST., ncnr WcstcFu.nv.
ROBERT II1IkuAlSTDN Wcst+Stde NoHn Depot,
nno 1aians. ~, corner Of lisIsset-kt.
Goods, TO I4Akc.l cnrncf Lincoln.
, 1879-04-23

.Actors, vocalists, public bpcakcrs recommend
Ilalc'e Honey oF fiorehound and Tar.
Pixies Yoothache Uruns cuse In ono minute.
, 1879-04-23

eupxaloR CouRT-CoxsEsbloss-Ro Halve.
lags ". Anton, Carrie, and 3olsph En1enbaeher,
3A73. 81, -Fsedrsch 0sazcE w. Carl bott toss. w.
Jun&x Jlxxsos-Natalls TetchmAa Va Jossph
Zueks.nspp, verdict 5ed, t2, apd motion for nav
, 1879-04-23
THE GALL,

JupQs BlopoEyr-The tlelmhols "au,plus "
case,
Tns ArrxtLArr coENr-Passrd case 20, Wright
W. Chicago Il Northwestern Railroad Company.
JuDak 1ARr--3., 10, Bs, S3. Us to Gl, % 10 0e,
Os to 1o4, 100 TO lie, III. l1e to lso, 1s22t all
Inclusive. VsEaed case On trial.
jupo1 JAMkAok-Assilts Judge Gary. No.
A. 349, Hutchinson vs. Nell,s, on ltAl.
Junon NoonE-l3. 10, II. 10. No. u, Ksrbss
VI unos moI} }ooTu"isa ua 1885, 1877, 100, le2 TO 2oo
inclusive. Nc tase on ltlat.
jppuE McAtttsrEN-SeE cRas term No. s. $50,
ukEmonts 70, Hickey, And calendar Nos. lGl 10
ia, except 10. and ,l86. No. lde. D. Young ".
Wallaes. ,. m,.
jupak WiLLiANs -Croioot y. Rounsayoll
Juuos Lunx,s-Eoa. IS, 81 10 ~, 10, a. 10
50 to 81, Iucluslye.
, 1879-04-23

TDE TOILANsHEE CASE.
In Tho case OF The scottlsli-Atncrtcan Mort
gage Company "a. Charles md sally NJ. Fol,ai,s.
bee T. II. Foiansbce, nu'l +. c. Tyler, Charles
aud snaly Follansbcs yesterday fled their as-
swers aNd also cross-btlls. In bis answer Fol-
1ansbce claims tile i've 1udumente Of
tho COMPANY for $4,000 against him
were voil because tho originals
Of the notes wcve not filed, but only copies, sui
Judgments were attempted TO b. entered ,lp on
such copies by confession. These notes he
claisns arc secured BY property vallied BY Tue
Company itself at S2l4 ,t00, fronting on Twenty.
srcond street. between Wabash ayenue AMI
Stntu street. flo further statcs tint this prop
crty Ia ample security for the $59, 800, that tile
Company hns no right 10 low on other prop
srty before It has cxhhuatcd ftA oWD security,
anl haa no cia[m whatever against tile property
he conveyed to his wife to secure his 'udgbtcd-
ness 10 her. Tho conveyance to her, he alleges.
wns matu tn good fnfth, mud decree hns recently
been entered In her favor for $200. COZ agufnst
him. When this Testimony VIA taken In thnt
case mn attorney for the Company wns present
md asked to bu allowed to crnss.cxamtno nll
witnesses. though the Company was not IL
party. Complainant agreed, II propsr security
should ho given Tor tho Increased costs, but
the attorney refused 10 give this.
In his etosa.hlll, Follansbee sets out the same
facts, and asks that tho llTc judgments above
mentioned may bc DECLARED void, and the Sherln
entotoed from selling any property under his
levles.
, 1879-04-23

3AD0.4as.
CIncutr Cornr - Jupnr MnAttJs7en-Ftnnk
0rundlta ~. Wilho!m Hahn, verdict, 9a3. 70. -
Mary Lyman Va. Thnmns a. Scott nnl Edward
Nuoucy, 9lJ2. Hail SnEn d Lock Company ".
+. j., k1etpK $5U4 III.
, 1879-04-23

Kent 10 huy liz 5ooo note At a isrgs discount,
ard he vas TO hold u for them, they ACQUIRING
him by the Transfer Of some suburban property.
sralnst Mccoy Il 'Pratt liniess he failed with
Harding. Tic nofe was collected out Of Hnrd-
l'lg, nl''! no snys hts partners, for whom l,'s
human Kindness, deserted him, nnd ialacly
swosc TINT they had paid thc!r sarc Of the notc.
As It was partnenIip Indebtedness, u should,
he eays, havs eecn paid BY all tlc par:nurs pro
tlch In ltcnt'A hntls implied townr.l payment OF
The Indebtedness, n,,d for a Receiver to tako
chnrEu ot The assets Of the osd frln vi Harding,
Mccoy Il Pratt, and npply them to Ills same
purpose.
, 1879-04-23
ITEMS.


The Macarthur case was set for trial before
Judga BIodgctt yesterday morning, but the Dis
trjct Attorney stalled that Macarthur had not
returned FROM Utah, and It wus accordingly
postponed.
Tho Uslmholz "eurplus" case WIS then
called, but tl,a attorneys were not ready, and It
went over to . o'clock. A jury Wns then I'M
paneled and part Of tho opening arguments
made, when Court adjourned. The trial OF this
case is expected to tnke three Or four taays. It
eccms that tic Government officers sej2ed 49,
e09 gallous of hIahwincs belonging to noltnhosz
l. Co. on the ground that they were crooked.
Tho owners, however. claimed they wcre the
result OF tho gauglng OF the Government OIL.
GERS, nnl wcro O legal surplus, tho rcsu't Of
years Of accumulation. This seemed rathcr
nsiiy story, md the goods were seized. 0n
former trial the jury stood elcTen tor the GOV
ctpment md one for the claimants. and, the
eleven mon falling TO give IN, the iury was dis
charged fur dtsaErtrment-
without lieenso pleaded guilty before Judge
Dlodgctt md WAS rcMnuded.
The indictment against A. y. Lancaster tor
perjury MAS stricken from tile docket before the
SAINT Judge, With lcnvo TO rcinstato. Lancaster
10 In m Insane asylum.
The Indictments under tho Internnl-Rcvcnuc
law aratnst Charles Loufs, Thomas Gostlin, }.
D. K!rchoK, n1d Z. II; Lewis, J, ". Moody, md
Attorney, as also the two indictments against
James burns for cotntcrleitinE.
In The habcae corpus case Of Mrs, Lena As
goiIyo, Orphan Asylum, the defendants fled an
answer answer yes,srday dcnying all thc charges, that
Mira. Aeselyn's three chlldren-to recover whom
tns suit was brought-had been ill.treate1. or
neglected wsilc at tive Asy'un,, mud they nlso
lad host OF wItncsses ready TO provs the
same. Tue petitioners moved to. sttIke out
these charges. No objection wns then made 70 70
bc given TO their mother rs the natural guasd-
Ian.
Judge Booth was engaged yesterday in hear
Ing tho e]cctmcnt suit Of Rudelphus k.'Iurner
VI. The South Park Commissioners to recover
possession Of piece OF lanl taken for park
purposes. Judgment was found In favor OF the
Park Commissioners.
Discharges were issued to Horny W, Hancock
and Uanlel ". Baker.
An Assignee will be chosen for Rudolph
schlocager this mprnlnE,
, 1879-04-23
NEW SUITB.

Fred ". Howard. Assignee OF r. ". Gates,
began suit In tho United States District Court
yesterday, for 5000, against David Fraser and
Thomns Chnlmcrs. -..
A. f, rcrson ct al. sued Alouzo G. Mather
for $1,000.
Bradford Naucock, Assignee Of Joseph and
Charles d. Metzlcr, began suit To recover s10,-
600 from E. D. Frlonl, 8. E. Sherman, and y. Il.
Bell.
Busan Il. Ives began suit for -, 900 dam.
agea Yesterday 10 the Superior Court, aKainst
AuEusttuo X. iiall, John McAuley, Patrick II.
pwycr, mud Miss Sullivan.
Allca Armstrong tled bill for divorce from
Ethan Armstrune on tho ground Of dcsertion.
julia Butler 1iicd bill sgalnst james Butler
charging that he hns left her and Ia living IN
open adultery with ono Amanda st1irslana,
The phDnix Mutual Llfo-lnsurrnee Company
began suit ior 1850 against William 81. Day
iu thc estatc Of Luke i. Chase, deceased, let
tcrs Of atuiln,st stratLon were Issued TO A!mina j.
Chaae, and bond OF S3,000 approved,
Letters Of guardianship 10 lhs estato Of Louise
Keller, minor. were Issued to Fstez Keller under
bond ot 81, ,Gu0, which Was approved. ,-.
Letters Ut guardiAnshtp Mcro Issued to James
C, poo)ey Ii, The e1.ate of L!zz(o Dooley, minor,
ind bo1d OF $4,000 approved.
, 1879-04-23
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