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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-22
NOTICE TO HousEKEEPERs.

TOR FALL AND SPRING HOUSE,
u CLEANING Use the CLEANER AND POL
lSBER, for sale by w. g PITCHER. uel-Dealar,
next to the Express Office. II Will clean Patnts,
Glass es Chandeliers Stair DDS, Door hobs Gi-
Cloths Furniture shelves. &C.. In one fourth The
time usually taken for such purposes. Parties t1st
renting eau, with this CLEANER AND POL
iSHEK, Hclean ups more rapidly and thoroughly
than by any other means known. Directions with
each box. IN 1Oc and 25c. boxes. TryH! COAL.
COKE and WOOD-all kinds. SO S-S&MS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-22
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.


Fine, $3.50: snnertnn. 1926; extra. SIS; COM
NOR family, $5.25@S550. fancy brants, 500
49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-22

The doubtful identity Of the article usually sol
aS CREOSOrE. and the necessity for Il true srepa
ration, to he used In the arrest OF vomiting, and
the peculiar and powerful autiscptc properties tina
belong 10 the pure drug. Invite especial attention O
the article above named.
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
an 90 corner Broad anu Ninth strcets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-22
THE sgATE CANVASS.

AZ Ran ID CONSERVATIVE MASS
|0-HEETING GAT AMELIA COURTHOUSE
At Amelia Courthouse, "WEDNESDAY, September
2&tn. there win be I GRAND CONSERVATIVE
S-MEETING-addres es TO be delivered by two
or more distinguishes citizens CT Virginia. Dele
guses heretofore elpcted for ifIe N0ttUway. Amelia
honse Nominating Convention. and the Executive
committee aud County Canvassers of this county,
are requested 10 meet the undersigned on nat dsy
Tor transaction Of business. ". +. JACKSON.
49, County superintendent Conservative party.
ls.7 .sy -. &c 22-2t
GRAND RALLY OF THE CONSERV-
~ ATlvES OF SOUTHSInE VIRGINIA.. Ii
s eu. SATURDAY. 9TH SEPTEMBER,
AT -
BLACKS AND WHITES, NoTToWAy COUNTY.
Hon. j. T.. TUCKER and other DISTINGUISHED
sneaser s will address thc people. Come one cn,ne
an Speah'ns 10 begin at q O'Clock II. h
-t..#.... DR.. K. G.. BOOTH.
Superintendent Conservative party
sc 10 Sottoway county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20

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rAsd III snH And Mlss naaen, pr
samss !" ssld his ~iiw.
"Whsi Il Mlss Nader h. mee" h@ ds.
snNnlvsl. sngtsis
And What /. t'ars. l,asrll W nrt
"t.n rnreaSusr h,m, naedam. iuu
hiu With him,@
"a sen .la With isal,sl naien."
"A man may ~ What n htst Is~snsisAi.
ble In 4 MufsaAh
An. that II IN, aid Nellie. with hes
IA Sigh. Yen m~n may neglect 4
vile ,usv wrAS nut hrt heaft and lii.'
With anguish may sxlnsr her ~ The
pity of fidirule ~ MI hsf acquaintance
hy showing devotion Ia another. and
abr. tpuf nlavr, must moi l,fr&nmr ~
turn. ~ may even thr ttnmplrA wurnl.
TINT must hear All In mreh ,ilvnre.
nrtrf es~h imploring mercy, lrst alle
ofirhd hrt lord. HIT have had enough
~ this. Hub. aud nuw m you III IN mr.
will la H. ton. II sn.i ~ on hirtine,
NJ will l. know yul don't carr hii
more ir Irnl~i baden than do fos
Capt. Lowell. Int I will not W. nrr.
lccicd and hminblcd In the sight ~ tie
whole world. am not slave. hut q
wife. aud demand thc honor due 10 me +
1 Her muOd WAS n new ute IN her hus-
hand. Hhe sat erect and proud. lock.
ing him steadily In the face, with bright,
clear eyes, In whose depths he could
still read great tenderness; and be- IL
once comprrhrnded the whole matter.
He looked nj her moment, as steadily
m abe vi him, aud then hc rose aud
took n scat by her side.
And yon really care nothing foi
this Lowell. Nellicf"
mo mere than I onght to do foi
my cousin Lauras alliAnced husband.
she replied.
"Anlanccd7"
These six months; before ] met
him; and would have told you 81 II
hut -~-"
She stopped, and looked half archly
In his face. Hs understood her. and
taking her In his arms. kissed her ten
tlsrly.
oh, Bohi how could yon over have
doubted nr2"
y will do 10 no more, iove!"
Never Airt any inoreY"
"Ncverl"
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Slmwessts Orsenhaeh Ilatlsrn.

glmmexela (1roeNhaek Platform.
The resolutions adopted 1t tho 70.
cent Minnesota National 0reenl,sck
Btate Convention demand tho repeal q
the net n 1900 70 strengthen tho pub
lie credit; thst III United States bonds
be paid In strict accordance With Tho
original contract. and that bonds issued
since 1909 30 paid IN non.intersst .bsaE.
Ing fnli legal.tendsr notes; declare IN
favor u FREQ coinage u silver On the
same terms = gold; demand the repeal
oi tho Resumption act, and denonncs
tho locking mp Of coin In tho treasury.
and tho system Of contraction Of
tho currency pursued sinos 1885,
which u Aubversivs % The In
forests Of The people and leading "a
bankruptcy aud paralysis oi business
declare that the proper money circuls'
ton ri the country should b steadily
increased V keep pacs With tho growth
81 tbc country aud wsnts 81 tsade; Do.
clare that I'll private and corporate
property should bsAs a equal burden
Of taxation; oppose class jegislstion
condemn al largo landed monopolics
railroad and others. and that The pub.
liz domain should 10 kspt Tor actual
settlsrs; oppose tho present o. any 9th.
II Nseionsl. Banking sSt; favor erad
usted income tai ono term Tor PToei
dent severe punishment Tor the
bribery oi voters den0uncs y
dishonest ths old Minnesota rail
rad bonds, and oppose thsii
payment - not generally binding or
The people Of The 6tale favor the equal
ixallon 81 soldiers' bonntios; ps0t0s'
against the Efforts 70 arouse sectsona
feeling By tbs leaders Of both parties
denounce tho present Congrees Tor On
gazing In boislsSous and vindictivs dis
c,,s.ion while naelecting legislation Il
The people. interest; favor dispsnsinl
with useless officers, and rigid economy
IN public affairs; compliment tha
uycenbsck memi,sn 81 Congress; fsvo
3 bOlaIiers' and 6ailors' Homestead law
aud oppose convict labor and tho I'm
ploymsnt d children under i yearS i
factories.
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ftftt summers sKvf
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Ii. u. rMlCE. pfass.s M Physician.
furniture.
q. MEvKMDEN. ~ advertisement
Foundry and Machine Shop.
swENsON nsOs. > LOwRy. .ssAs vsaaAsy.
0roosvy, Fruit and Confectionery
Syors.
W. wEnsrER. ssssA
H0rdN0re Nt0rcs.
IOMAs . MRpTHEM. scath Of cssr noMss
Harness Makcvs.
/. W. mAsHxUun. Para street.
wEnsrER HOUSE. eonss xia nd nisA
sTnWTmKK HOUSE. opposite ~ Depot.
Ipsurancs A0eHes.
STONE RlcMAHDs.
Meat Markets.
0EOn0k ". COMBS, opposite oos'' Hss's
square.
NJ. II. DOOlsrTE, north II Court Hon1e square.
Mii,iners and Drcssmdkers.
=. -. COLE. Eim street.
Nnrasrymer and Fruit 0rosDsrs.
~ mile. naa.n 4 cse,sa co. naasss. q oidssssrs
,sn n 'i sSs,i.a XII. Irss:.
Photographic.
4. n. BERTRAND. west a cosn 1osss
v. ". y Asnnuas. ov.r wshs.1rs s.os
physicians.
q. y. ROwEKs. ses aArd.
C!.MH'n nsses y NJ. Ds $780, ssess .,o,.
X + :xsssis WI rS y s' "a ss's.e.. -
d. n. mOYr. ~. D., Homeopathic.
Ii0U Works.
sa.. 4 !: s.. .r ".sr.a .I.s : sssss !:
any soN. NepAiriuH done On short noeens.
Watches, Utocks and JesDrtsy.
cmAs, >. wKnnk.. ssss side Of E,a ssss.A
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WEnsrER MOusE. corner Elm nd nigh
sTnWTmKK HOUSE. Opposite ~ Depot
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u u, cOWEll. ii nsssva~ iAte ssana an Haii.
sgsa street
u a. NsNatE, IN MssAes STREET. ~ ~ fim
AM q VAtAsAtttt. tafk ssfert. ssss ~ Film.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20

bUttl N0uIeettrkes
You never did hAve much seuti.
ment, Bob" sighed Nellie. IN IN injured
t0ns.
sentiment he hanged! Come, Mel.
lie. bs quick with your wrspp,ngs. II
hes been stupid evening, snd shall
~ glad ~ 9st h0ine and 10 he'd"
When Robert Palmer came home n~xl
dsy, BE- found biz vile, not crying. y
before. In her bedroom. bat III the par
lOr, prncticinG = new song.
.Cspt. Lowell called this morning,
shs ssid. and ! have promised 70 ssna
this Tor him u Mr.. Campbell's."
Ali" ~ answered, with IN sxpfeN
si0n ii indifference; and. - his viii
agsin struck up with ths firs le~ nosss
he mutt<Ssd 70 himself. Confoand
Capt. lowell"
~ Mrs. Csmpl,ell's. Capt. Lowell ~
again IN stlsndanc~ npOn pretty MSs
Palmer: and then other gentlemen d.
covered has attractions, hrr mqua1,cy
and eognetiishrSta, and 6irf0IisHsxs
and ~, In : veSy lrw weeks, Mn. Pal
rnsr wsA h~Ile. Hhe did not seem ii
tl,s lra-l ~ care who I,ss hnsl,snd N,
attending upon. and. indssd, h. conld
rsr~ly ~ wOrd With her u III, when
n the ~ assemblies which they con
slsntly fss1nsnted. III sou.rti,ns1
9ave her : hint that ahr VS. NJ longer
: eiSl," snd thsl be wa~ her husband
hut she only laughed. and said tless
- ~ harm dOne. md thst slie was ~
ioying hrr2~If - delightfully."-. and MI
hsrsslf more > bslIs tlsan even when |
girl which ws4 tFIse. hecsnse she ha4l
not 6jrt1d then, l,eing sl,s0rl,etl, l,~ss,
and s,ul, In Bob Palmer. Bnt nov II
wss Capt. Lowell who appeared chis6J
70 Occnpy her thDuehts, - veil -
GOOD pest " hss uns. 6ha snng md
1aneCd vlsh M; shs rod ~ book
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q. y. BOWEKs. Eee asvd.
u. D. cItMMtN. ufslce IN Drug NsovA
MERRIAM, T.. a. Ufhcr nvfr ksll0wh STORE.
Il. n. JONES. ntitee In Centennial lloek.
ii. n MAkklAN. Physactsn asd SuigSoa, -
nslr. l0ws.
u. N. MOyT, N. ~, Homeopathic.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20

Isy wpugy s.1 1"sD'e yous eueuss
county. bn. NE people have passsd the nine
days N financial b1l.dnsss
t0u claim n hAvs manipulated resumption
- " n aAvs I'll ,1O.MM annual iut~f~Ns ~
lAnds, Int ION accomplished that dIaAssrous
lsiDrt6us HE ORGANIZATIONS " lhe people. ~
duetnG their aldllty 70 pay. estimating . PER
o. ~ over ~. lori. % per Amnum issslfaa AZ.
priytng marty millions u y0ns fellow citizens
" tisssr hsHtses md 81 hosns eomfosis. and 70
dnrtnK maLy miDiI0f,s nns,ss from competency
~ lIas.aI.. surroundings y dsysniea.y. ~
y 0bssin rsmnDesastva employment, il&ir
desperation rendering hundrtds u tlsousands
vtettms ~ thu elinssngents ~ vlce And crime,
AItb 4, N "a unparalleled tslens, our sims.
lsostsss. ~. and psnttsDttaFtss With psupsa
~ r''n .n.a -. a. .ss ..s.sy.ras ~. ~
itgIy INCREASED IN Oh c0MDtvtas sfllrt1d With
nDst,ctai disfs&2e. J1sA report ~ III months
.ssfafuI Consideration ~ lAs 6wiss GDnDrIj
shows tl,as crime increases 10 proportion 70
wrsscksAness. sad sn6ering. and II il,s direct
s.s ,, = h,,s "a i: .s from ," f.,
In is7t N tw3pty ten hi ibs7, snA frDm slsty.
t~0 ~ ntnety-tW0 IN Belgium. md terribly III.
rrsssed ID Denmark, Holland, Italy. fiesn,say
AH1 AM@tfta. Whiie there t4A~ h1@n ~ tDcreArs
| IN Francs, where fhs Government has PROVIDED
CIRCULATING currency ~ yetluAs kthds Ut
a,onty. corresponding with she productions IL
TIE ps1pie sIs0ut oib pr capita.
Your pulley kss indicted severe penaittes On
snssEy snd enssri,riae, md patd hieh tvtbnts u
bold. AiulsetDus r0bGtssy ~ your rienis =
ms0nsyed Auixrrsts~ sh0 have ~ symrsshy
9th ~ Sespsct IN ths principals u our uovsrn.
HsEnl
| II " evident Inst. with resumption prsesicsIl,
On . gold tpests, Government frs,As q sven /
eef cant WiIt In t,ettNf Investment than Ant
legitimate business bonoTsbls ps0ple can engage
IN
i IA u yemunaSsitvs lAtas. mot s0ld, silver N
tsDds, ihst psDn0iAs tn general welfare III III
| ps1pI0. nd snstl&s tDssm " pay Dublie And pri
y1sA dslhs sud provtds comfortable homes go
ample sustausnee fpr famiDiGs, sel,o0Is Tor ci,I
irss,, libraries. public halls std parks for In
proysnsset I'D rssssstt00, ead churches Tor a.
1 sDitOu
y0u will know ital eoiA ddllAss hAys news
lssgs worth, - m00ey. mars tkaa paS--the
NY hsvs nsssg - : h0k tso1es ~ 06g'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20

Mvinevs and Drcssn0kevs.
b. -. COLE. Elm street.
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Foundry and Machine Shop.
ewENsON nMOs. = lOwRY. ,ssAs TsaaAsy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20

Nnrsrymen and Fruit 0rosOers.
j, ". MgTGHEII., New oregon Nuvpsvy, two
miles knuth N Gresco. DMchesa o. Oldsnhusg
and nsheS hardy Apple Trees. tueesa eeosos
veStrltes Siberian APPLE Trees.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20
Drug S'torcs.

ClEMMEM, j. Il. Hre -.
d, j. WINNER Ser ad.
n. u. rMlCE. psusG,st ana Physician.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20

IulCd2U0 NUEuWtSltlu
RAILWAY
Oldest, Best Constructed, Most Progress.
slve, Best Equipped,
Nj - - - 10 IL LA - T. Nc
Halfway Corporation Of tho entire
WEST AND MoRTNvvGoTl
and hy IT, accelerated growth has extended its yari
lines and branches ~ e,ie proportions and Ii,
IT. extreme iherAllty has acquired tias fefrsa mi
niaffg that makes II really what II rain~ ~ b., the
Leading HGiirav or the Wrsf
and NOrthMrsf,
Embracing under ono Management
u.1nA MILES nE I9D -,
AMI forming tls following Trunk LINES.
Chicago. Council eiuNs cali'csns Llas.'
"ChlcAvo. steu1 CHI ard Ssnkion Line"
"chlrseo Clinton, Dubuque Lacrosse ttNs.'
"ChIesso. Ffsspeh Ovsvsus Line"
"chIcsss lacrosse. Wlnens 4 Minnsseta ktns,'
"Ch'tAee ~ vsu' M'n0sspoNs Line.
"ChIcaee milwaukee, Lahe xue1s.os uNe,"
.C,le.ae. o,4en ~. 40 I 80 a...,les L.. !.
- -"
TIE advantage. ~ these I1Hss afes
n he ua....,y.r i. u.,n, i. 81 fr.,m ANY ootn,
m ,,.s ens,rs Wt.t AMI Northwest il. ea,, Inv ia
tieksts via snbe Dns II this Gnunpsay's ll,rs and
b. sire VI reaching HIS destination nv III on lrs
CONNECTIONS.
u It,r arsster psrt Of ~ lines are laid With kirel
Rats shs road b.d u p~rftcl. NJ Rad hM better
Or smoother track.
y lathe short iins hs.~een ~ important polnt.
m urs ,.. sFe ssi sga'gM WIN we . ws.,H
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20

Meat Markets.
0EORDE w. GUMsss, opposite ooast nesss
square.
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0rooeyy, Fruit and Confectionery
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20

Carpenters and Raiiders.
i. n. ee.ANnk. slser o., cherry street.
Il. 10. LINT, sisae East side Elu sssv<t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-01
Papuan Young Ladies.


The Papuans of New Guinea are still
only half-known race. intellectually
Mr.. Wallace places them above the
Malays, though the Malays have acquired
more actual civilization by contact with
superior races. The Papuans have taste
for personal establishment, but it takes
such eccentric forms as the attaching of
two boar8' tusks joined together to the
nose, with the tips turned upward. They
eat many kinds of large insects. What
they consider music is their ordinary
substitute at festivals for intoxicating
liquors.
They are totally ignorant of metals,
and the coast-dweIers are even unable
to procure fire for themselves. When
they accidentally let their fires 90 out.
they have to ask spark of the hill
tribesmen, who produce it by friction.
Yet they divide the year into lunar
months, and have names for the constel,
lations. One Of the tribes, the Hema,
counts up to a million. In the New
Britain group, the Papuans of New Zea-
land have remarkable custom, which
even the East can not match.
Girls OF & or years old are shut up for
some five years in cages like huge ex-
tinguishers, made of palm la es, out of
which they are never allowed to come till
they are to be married. The cages are
placed inside large houses, with old wo-
men to watch them. The girls are taken
out once day to wash but they never
leave the house. Mr.. Wallace says that
the young ladies do not seem to suffer in
health.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-01
EngIand's Cool ADVICE Uncle sam.

Pail Mall Gazette1
1t seems that Government Of the
United States has resolved to take Sc
rlous view Of the project of NJ. de Lesseps
to cut canal through the Isthmus of
Panama, and that the Cabinet has the
matter now under consideration. But
this interference is surely premature.
There is certainly nothing to show that
the European Governments intend to
give attention to the subject. The whole
business is one for the Judgment of in
vestors. Unquestionably, however, the
canal might prove a competitor for the
trailic OF the Pacific railroads, and prob
ably from this ssourcc springs the political
excitement that is now being stirred up.
1t may be hoped, however, that the good
sense OF the President and his Cabinet
will keep them from interference with a
scheme which, whether good or bad for
those who put their money in it. must
in the end prove beneficial to the United
States as well as to other countries.
When Napoleon III interfered in Mexico
there was something to be said for the
annoyance felt in America. But in the
present instance there is really no ground
for the parade of indignation at Euro
pean interference with the American
continent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-01
Tea in the Azores.


Some attention has recently been
drawn in the Gardeners Chronicle to tea
prepared in st. Michael, Azores, from
plants grown in that island. 1t seems
that two Chinese tea growers have been
sent for by the Agricultural Society of
st. Michael, and after careful examina-
ton OF the tea plantations they pro-
nonnced the plants as belonging to the
very best varieties grown in China. 1t
is prophesied that the time is not far off
when tea from st. Michael will come to
the European market and prove to be of
a very good quality.
In asubsequent number of the Garden
ers' Chronicle, however, Mr.. Elves points
out the difficulties to be contended with
in a competition with India and China in
the production Of tea, notably the price
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-01

The Gentiles of Salt Lake City are re-
ported as desiring the President to par
don the convicted bigamist, Reynolds,
unless he can be subjected to adequate
punishment His present imprisonment
is farce. 1t is said that the Mormons
are going to build house for him by the
side of the Jail, where he can suffer" in
great comfort, with free access for his
family and friends and all the luxuries
Of the season. He will permit the jailer
to sleep on the floor in the hall, and at
the end of his term will be received by a
procession, and escorted home with six
pair of miIk-white steeds.