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The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

House met at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Doran presented u petition from
Casey Morris, praying for d divorce
from her husband, which was read
A pe.ition from Edith NJ. Smith, pray
ing for divorce from her husband Isaac
Smi b, Of Wilmington, was introduced
by MIR. Ware and read.
The following bills were read the first
time:
The Senate bill for the relief of mar
ried women.
To Incorporate the Delaware Socirty
for tue Prevention of Cruelty to Chill.
dren.
The bill to divide school district No
2l, New Castle county.
The bill in relation to the sale of goods
by pubuc auction.
The following bills were read the sec
ond tne:
To aprnd section 13 and II, chapter
6O OF be Re ised statutes
In relation to bilths, marriages ant
deaths.
To prevent live stock from running a
large IN school district No. 65, New Cas-
tie county.
To crsaLe a Board of Railroad Com
missiorerS.
The following Senate amendments I,
House bills were concurrt in:
The amendment to the bill in relation
0 he sale OF ole omargarine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

"(iet your ticket at. the wagon"
screamed the doorkceper Of tho circns
to Young man with girl GU his arm,
who had handful Of small change.
This II the third time yon Lavs come
here without tickets, when you know |
cant take money. The young man
aud his girl fell hack, and n thry did
not 60 near the ticket wagon, and yet
seemod very anxious 10 see the circus.
! cnTions-minded citizen edged around
and inquired II tho young man: why
don't ! on hny tickets II you want 10 "
imp "'Canse I'm short" was thu
whispered reply. Il didn't low enough
for incidcntels when l was hggcrinr On
thu cost 81 tins thing hut | don't want
the gal IL know IT," How much are
yon shortr" "Only : cents. figgcrcd
TINT 10 Shillings would IMy VII expenses,
hut | got left. W. spent II, cents for
peanuts, ID cents on the street CARS and
B in candy | Ind jnsl Al left u pay
onr way ~, when the gnl got \ peanut
sAnck IN hrr throat al. had 10 buy 4
glass ~ lemonade IL wash ID down,
Didn't do IL, though. tall had pounded
her on the back morc'n iiity times. mud
tried to pull one vi them tire-hs drants
mp by the roots. Ill lend YOU 3 cents
10 make up your dollar sM,d tho chi
zen. You WILLY lty gosh! Bat that
Its meont! Ill made mp my mind 10 toll
the eal that tho tiger, l,ad got lousc md
the hycnus had run mad, but she's
long headed and might not have be-
li.v.d II. TlAnkcc. MIR. and the fnst
time I'm IN town | n pay II HACK. HAug
IL, orter hsgured on II shilling stead
Of 10. but You've made me happy for
life. Come, Hrta - Detroit Free Press
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

~ Johnson, Cumberland tells M al.
ccao.s which will bear repeating. Sir
Joshua Reynolds having remarked that
Johnfon had drank eleven cups Of ten
h. requested Mrs. Cumberland 10
"ronnd up hss numbers ~ making Tho
doxrn. Madam said liz, ~ Ii. took
the enp;"l must tell you for your com.
fort You have escaped much better than
y certain lady did awhile seo. npon
whose patience ] intrndcd greatly more
than ] have done ~, yours hut the lady
asked me ior no o.lcr purpose than Ii
make \ x3ny III mo. and srt mo Hal,.
bling To pHrccl vt peopic knew moth.
ing Of 10, madam, had my revenge of
her. for swallowed five. and Twenty
cups 81 hcr tea. and did not treat lrrr
with ~ many words, - Temple Bar.
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kllt Didn't.

Il was plain enough "a all other paS-
senxcrs on the terry.boat tl,at tho two
we're Ia love and engaged. yet the glrl
seemed 10 doubt his icrvor. just little.
Therefore, ~ the boat reached mid.
stream, she leaned over, aud tendcrly
said:
johnnie, l nm going 70 test yoMr
love. nua going u Jump overheard,
and. il you rcAll, love me, | know you'll
Jump alter me aud save me-"
Yes; Ill jump alter yon," no slowly
replied hut but
hut what. Juhnnioa"
"I3nt, II l were yon, ia tale on my
shocs ilrxt. Just the minute they haul
yon out VI the water, every ~omaa in
this crowd will rush 10 500 whether Won
weaf No. 2's or No. On. and, il yon arc
In your srcklng.icct. they emit get the
sixn."
The girl drew hcr feet under the
chair, sighed once or twice, and did not
regain her old enthusiasm until the boy
c.mc along with peanuts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Tho death IL announced. Ut Nobnrn,
Mas, " the venerable agc Of % years,
Of Mrs. Damaris Bonscllc, relict II the
late Coz Sylvester r. Flint. 81 Fitch
burg. This extraordinary longevity IL
y characteristic VI thu Richardson fam.
lily. of Le0minstcr, Of which Mrs. BuM.
telle WAS member. Two of her broth.
rrs died few years since, both, singu.
laEly enough, On the Sth day u August
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sassrh atss. ls~~aAe~ hsane ~ rSrsa
hns aH%A~N4nn its heather. tsaesas+w u
u fvnaa tasea N shpnl.a ~ n4sAs~a. -
hsss Hsssa haaa, Nth sslla~ ~ ssslsss sssi
Nssshss rata. ssssa.ass@. n-s ssl..a sssmsn
VII sssa~k hsslsas - prepared
Asss r~r~sns assiike .ainrr ~ "
Malaa. 1t.s HAY nsas ~ s~an thai.
~h.sn htAissa. aasnsssi. aud ,,fsl~tls ,,s~
lsassAi ~ash BATTER. salt. ~Md t~la~ss. A il
uss ,sivsss,t ssitisissM h the .lsnn.s.
table. and finer than saasl~es-s. wheel,
afr v rsssat deal sssse expensive. A trial
will rssnvsnrv Inc na>t skslaaral ~ this
TART.
rseniiuSrnss acid may be used with
ss,es.~s ia preserving leather isnm al.
attacks II null, ani il ser.iceahl. in
rru~rin! n after /, has servisrd tha,
sl~eics M damage TN passing il over
tlar snriac. M thr Ind. ~ skln. iirst
taking dur ear ~ rrove slae muldy
spots by the application II dry cloth
A. fAn ~ RAJ beauty il concerned a
rlas'., figure J. ~ satisfactory ~ mar
Ill, mi the cheap material shows iss
ini.rlnrssy ~ tnri.in. yellow and gath.
cring dust u All sSscAt thai makes Ii
ssr, uLl.he the thing 81 beauty which
II il mean, IL In. A coating III whiting
and very thin glue. applied with brush.
will restore It's wilderness and make ID
oncc more rcal ornament.
4. RkrhiR Il damaged mirror: Pour
upon sheet III nn.foil about three
dachms III quicksilver To the square
fot of foil. Rnh smarsly with piece
III buckskin until the fol. becomes
brilliant Lay the glass upon i hat
table, lace doanwar.s; place The foil
upon the damaged portion Of the glass !;
lay sheet vi paper over the foil, aud
place upon il block III wood or a
piece ~ marble with a perfectly Hat
surface; put upon |. sufficient weight
10 press II down tight; 1T II remain IN
this position 4 few hours. The foil will
adhere 70 thr glass.
To CLEAN PiorrREs: Wash with a
spongc. or soft leather. and water, and
dry by rubbing with Hiik handkerchief.
When the picture n very dirty take II
ont 81 itS frame, procure clean towel.
and, making II qnitc wct, lay II on the
face Of tho picture, surinkling IL from
time 10 time with clear, soft water lot
II remain wet for two or three DAVIS
tAka thu cloth MI aud renew ID With 4
frcsh ono, After wiping tho picture
with a clean, wet sponge, repeat tho
process till all the dirt il soaked ont
then wash II well with soft sponge,
aud lot II quite dry. Finally. rub II
With some clear nut or Inns cd oil,
Spirits 81 wine and tnrpcnt,nc may h.
used 10 dissolve the hard old varnisli,
but they will attack the paint ~ we'll as
the varnisl, il the farther action Of the
spirits is not stopped y. tho proper
kfluN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
a Frixhtfml Fun

Three miners In the Savage mine nj
Virginia City NV. atarted MP the
shaft Just ~ the u O'Clock morning
whistle blew. They were Nicholas
Dlckm"n, John Champion aud Z. X.
Johnson. They had worked MI night.
When IN feet irnm thu surface and
| 3tlu feet from the bottom III the shaft
they rang for she Gage 10 stop NO that
wtvsral articles might ln thrown into q
compartment. nickmon mud Chan, zion
were leaning with their hacks against
tle wall plates mud their ftet on tho
cage. Suddenly without warming The
cage began 10 20 MP. Tho fact u the
two men were thrown npwards In MI
instant. and 10th slipped backward
between thr cAge nlid the tlmbcrs.
Champion causht one edge cf thc cage
aad savcd himself, Int nickmon Tell the
laN feet 70 tlle bottom of the shift.
Johnson SAYS that when Dickmon was
falling lio uttered not word, hat gave
him hook that he will never forget Till
hls dying day When his body waH
recovered ny tho men working below ii
WAS manglca beyond the p,selh.lily 81
rtsoguition. The ich arm and right
l.g were severed from the trunk, tho
abdomen was nhockingly laccrated aud
the heal was utterly Annihilatra. The
hod, war gathered ~ piece by piece
nnl placed IN il eack. la which IL wax
carried 10 the surface. The accident
was brought aboni by hlunder on the
part ~ the engineer al the mouth al
the shaft.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
phUsinfdns.

q. II. nslVElsA. Me- eard.
j. j. G1.FMMt ~ osae~ 10 OvMG eeees.
MCMILLAN, q. h. Onsce 0ssr krll0Wb es0ss.
T.. u. JnNe~, aiiee In Centennial utAsh,
II. n nASktNA, Fh,sesAn AGd Kasossn. -
nslr. lava.
u. n. llONT. N. ~. Iionleoisashist.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
iiew Vine Lost Hcr First Husband.

Mrs. Mary Ludy. of Frederick com.
ty, Md, died la,t week, aged W sears
Her inst husband. John Wnrrenfrl,x,
waH killed nifty yours ago while climbing
TIRE Tor 4 coon. A ncighhor cam. IN
the scene after Mr. WMrrcufsltx hid a..
cen.lrd tle tree. aud, asking one III the
lattcr's IONS what they were after, the
by replied that coon hui lren freed.
Noticing u movement among the
hpuehs, tho Iii ishlpr fired. ~ III mp.
pn~ctl. u, Il coon. aud Mr.. Narrcnfcllx
fell from the tree. shot in the head.
He died almost instantly. Iiditim0re
Sun.
Mn. GRAwAMAt, tho iron master, left
property IN England worth $,i.tNtD, 400.
Ten years ago il would probably have
been far larger. Tho cbinnaralivcly
small amount t$l3,bNp,t on under hich
l1Hron Rothschiidn personally m. sworn
-l0sa then half that III the late Mr..
BFasscy -~ix tonhtle.k duo III ! large
proportion of his wealth being III other
countries. Only two british personal
estates have over reached s1O,Otk,, OO,
and there IL but ono instance III direct
legacy " t5,ttJU.tNiO.
A siEEL steamship, with compound
direct -acting engines VI 1uO horse. pow
cr, has been launched II DnmbartoL.
Scotland. Il il said that steel steam
ships vail soon b common.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

vvunre \ MtMl~. narth rna ~ nvtcA AaocA.
M NssTNkN ma N1.Gh, Vi irA t'acA.
rMtD M1sS4p< y JttG NmatN nSUu., nees dOcs
10 TrambNI Hhue tense.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

.Navserymsn and Fruit Growers.
j. n. MITCHELL. NV Oregon nus1ssy.. I've
anliss haith ~ tfwpa. huOlSse a. Odeebus9
and ether harry Apple 1nss FNeeeo ee0cs
varieties hthsFiAn APPLE rrvss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
lfoleia,

WENMrEK MOUSSE, CORNER Kim 90 uigA
sTRUTiiEK HOUSE. opposite sas Depot
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
NJ tiot IN.


A little d.yearol boy in NatcLcx.
Mnss.. had ,,een listening 10 tho re-.
iaArks Ot le0l-min.lsd unrlr In regard
10 thu prospect III MI Indicted l,esron
getting cl,Ar by sanuring 4 confirm.
nl.cu III Ills care from tune u time.
Shortly after III. l,t,lr ,rll0A g.t into Il
aeraie. whlel, secured for him from Ills
mother u promise III little dose of
slipper al MI Early period lie nnx.
ionnly sought his uncle for al.,cc On
the subject. hut could Rct sympathy
only. with ia prospect Vi relief.
Finally, sai,l tin yonhster: "Uncl,.
don't yon think yon could get mother
~ continue the casey Ii WI could g.t
4 continuance, think I could got Oh :
liz got OIL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

iYUm Wbrka.
WOODWARD . M.DON AO.vD, Mssafscsass
Isnws III III kinds, eaA warrant thcm - scour -
any soil. Anp~iriMA dome ~ short n0elsA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Nifiinev. and DvcssnsnkerS.
\. n. cola. Win street.
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W. Il. ruwell, n n4s.srA> No. ssamA - nal.
sssa Afyssss
~ II NsNseE, M Neytss sar~vs - = ~ Vim
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

noight tough. III call ca nj cousin,
~lio has just ronn irom the nail rutln.
thry. nm ~ wuraln ia the village
At Smith'A, put la Al, lay way Of
explanation. The doctor war M. very
street when he he'll court during hnl,
days, othcr~l.c he might have told AL
u remain quiet until he was questioned
~ AZ Smit's, repeated Pat, ~
moind,n' not 10 disturb yex 10y comm
IN lac, Surc Just climbed mp IL the
hall wind~r, IN ~ ! wnf half t'rou1 III,
m ~,ir takin' somc.hin' ilnm me r,ck.
ct
=" A fiat bottle, intcrpose.l Al.
- A bottle. chi What w4s in itg
asked the doctor, suSp,eioneiy, Ia All
unprecedented manner beginning the
ero>e.cxsmination before thu direct WAN
concluded.
@'Only 4 wee dhrap oi medicine,
sur. sAid Pat Nc cousin w.s afcarcsi
! haa the inilaenx,s, an gave il 10 mo
for H.
600 on saia tho doctor, with i
smile
AS l wnr a.sayin', Hnr, l dhrcw
forth the bottle, whln there came WAN
yrll from Masther Fred In tho imck
l,art 81 the hall, m, Nays he, Och I
mnrthcr he's lhEawin' hin pistol" a,.'
thin hc run like like !
"Ay, ay! exclaimed doctor, warn.
ingly.
Like y decr.' said Pat; an, a. I
wnr a.sAy In, anr, | looked MP and raw
Masthcr AL forDinst me, with 4 gun
dhmwed mp 70 hin shoulder an plntin
It mo. m says l. Don't mnrthei met"
An sure, sir. he did not, an' thin
Ne wint an pnllt Fred ont from under
the besl. where he'd cra~led w,d his two
legs stickin' ont in the moonlight, al
Tam M mcsrl wnr sm,Iln' un,ct like,
m your reverence towld IN 10 shut I'D,
III We wint 10 lied, sur
"And how did Tom sct9' said the
doctor. Eth. Tom. yoa young rogue,
whae orsyos entclsFiag and eiOgling =
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MfHF WNFkFHNs
GEORGE W. COMBS. opres'ts coars nssss
s1Hsre.
". ~. nOOltTTE, herih II Court naHs square
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bra4te 8euesuns unb 2e6en in ben trau=
risen arsis Der nm Satmens 2aser 8eriam-
melten. 8lsi9 ME cine sefnidte ellie. oas
&reu3, bas fe bsim S6eiosn bon Dem @lt-
ten erbalten. in ben sefaItsten 6dnben, lag
he, bic ausen ssi9loKen, wie cine 9ei4s ba.
Sn ipra4loiem S9mer3e itarrte Oi4ates
mir nod ibr bin. Da feline 8swesuns,
tein 3ittern Der Dimpsrn ibr 2eben Der.
rietb. fant er nit benz ausrufs: .alio
bod gu ipdt! !" fat betpubtlos Dor ibrem
2aser feline slibenoe Stirne auf ibre 8ruf
briidsnb, no t.in S9las bes Ser3sRs ION
tr6tsno iasts Isle lebt!" auf Die 8nie.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-12-13

The vSDlCArOx reporter resumes With
great pleasure his intercourse with our
business men which hsd been uusvoid.
ably interrupted BY the late political can
vasa.
C0rToN, in the slang OF the hummer, 10
booming aud happy faces are sseu on our
flags. The staple has been pouring IN
since the opening Of the season aud prices
have steadily advanced from cents at
the opening to II cents, outside ruling
q notation ut the close Of the report. In
other words the farmer realizes nearly if
not quite $l5 per bale in excsss of open.
ing prices, which il in our opinion .
handsome amount and ono which makes
tho farmer happy also. OF course the
merchant is secure from losses 10 fur by
the advance and they too arc in u good
hnmOr.
MERCHANDISE has not pulled up to
cotton in advance prices save groceries
and tue transportation by wagon has
enhanced them to outside figures. Stocks
arc kept generally fall aud sales arc "a
tisfactory.
Asa WHOLE very large business has
been and will DO done this winter aud
our town begins to assums a more bust.
ness like appearance than ever before.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-12-13

Wintry weather has IT. effect or
Oh things. We take TO turkey and
6uvks for Instance. Time change
ood-our drinks change With II; hut
haee bell. Al. there's the score
ls's decd. The. bat 10 . bassless
hbsio run To seed. The umpire !.
oogaod 10 pAvk, where ''chival:s
and bsauty" vac won't to assemble.
sod note the ~ catches OF some IA.
vosits, u - deserted a. q greenback
elses ed tie boys have folded their
Aaassl shirts, rolled down their
pe0e ~ teksn 70 6sucho. Pedro.
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