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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19
Orleans Stock Fam,
cHAs ORAPeER, Prop.

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chvap fDf Ia@i,. hyshiUa 81 .s,j on time,
Thirty heHI full bIsmi DurLaiu. rsypyui
yDuna bulls IN ihS herd. AI.D Ios ~
Poland thlta hvxr III sarlau. aFss suji.
ablf fir breeding Farm ll,rs. miles east
u crvsco. I'osi-ofIee, tAaseo, isn..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19


rHg.IpeALL, PREPARED II osfsem TO.
N. cvystsltlsd Rock Candy. Old Nys
whisky ard MI,sr Tones The tDHstlA
Las besn made kDoNH ~ our bsst ply
ian. and \ i high, commended ~ shsm.
~ \ ~ msrt tbttf rulgrniDs,ii
have iAs AsALssis " OHe ~ DAr Hp.i
prominent chemists. Prof II, a. Mariner.
II fbirs1D which will b. fyuni ~ the
iall,I ~ eMt, hottie OVER Lis signature ~
~ ~ II pufis, mud The Ingredients enter.
iDg iniA IN composition N |. WILL
knDwn f.r 10 the msdissI profession thar
\ carefully prepared compound ~ the
aipse ingredients. will aHotL the syratett
RELIEF III sl,v following complaints CoUUhs.
Col6s, lNAusNSa. Bronchitis. Sore
Threat, Wesk luNes. aiss Consumption
III tLa ihsitishi aHI AnyAHsgD sIA.sa VI
that dissAsT. II II rseSmmsnjei IL i tno~t
paiaiabIe an.i .ats remedy 10 Hss In tbs
above MnlasItAN aHJ contains t.ish iytie
properties IL ~ render II sbs ~ ths Le.t
appsiixsvs known II II " great service
hi ftf ssnA and dsLiiiiatsi. giving tnnr.
strength and activity " tLs .h.ir human
frsHT.
Skv' PIT .p ~ Quart ,ixs bottles ~
family usv.
Mold BY Druggists asL Dealers every
sbsrs
J4AWHENGE II MAHTiN.
Ale As,us. fvf he Iaitsd States and
ausIax Ala
iMIHyfer1 NJ Firc u inex. Li1nux
0ud fjynr~, III Wo,tis0n s,ycrf.
ThtA1g1, I'm.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19

a'i.s'n. ~ Lyric Hull, Monday
evening D,eI.l.I ~. 1919.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-19
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-07
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.

Edmunds, Of ti,e judiciary Commit
tee Of the Senate, has proposed the
following amendment To the Constitn-
tion Of The United States;
Article yvT--No claims against
the United States shall ever hereafter
be sustained, or allowed by Congress
or any department office or Court Of
the United States, Or money paid by
the United States, or from their funds,
whether as damage compensation or
otherwise, from o. on account Of any
property, real, personal Or mixed, tn.
ken. used, Injured 81 destroyed BY
United States troops, by or through
any officer, civil OF military. Or any
person. acting or protesting 10 act
under or by authority Of the United
States, Of Of their enemies, or taken,
used, injured or destroyed from any
other cause whatever, during the cxis-
tcnce Of the late insulrsction orrsbell
ion against lie Government Of he
United States, unless the owner there.
Of, and IN the case Of any corporation
is the governing authority and man
agement was during al the time Of
such instruction or rebellion, loyal
in fact 70 tie Government Of the Ini-
led States, aud gave neither aid nor
encouragement q Tire enemy; no pen
sion, bounty, grant, pecnpiary cmolu-
incnt or pecnniary benefit Shall ever
be given or provided by, for ~ under
authority IL Congress, o. any State,
for o. on account Of any military or
other service performed on injuries
suffered in hostility to the Govern
foent IF The United States No par
don q amnesty, past u failure, shall
have any effect 70 take any person,
case N claim out Of the puryicw Of
this article
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-07

4 Party Of insnrgent Arabs recent.
y attacked caravan near Hcdjix, in
Afaeia, aud billed xix hundred PER-
sons.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-07
Contants:

L The United States Mining Law and Land
Ofdte instructions hereunder Each sestion OF
the law is immediately followed by the Land Office
instructions relating thereto. This is conyen-
lent arrangement it avoids turning several
pages when the instructions are consulted in con-
neetion with the law
9. A Digest OF all Decisions under the Mining
Laws now in force. 1t brought down to the date
Of publication, and containing the latest decisions
takes the place OF all pier publications.
3. New and Improved Forms for making the
various proof from the location of claim miner
lien, notice to delinquent co-owners, &c. down to
issnanes Of patent.
4. 4 Complete list OF Patented Mining Claims.
arranged by state, Territory, County, and District
This lis rs worth to mining many traas tae
price OF tho book
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-07
rhosograehlng 81 rcctrlc light,
baltimore american.

Mr. David Bachrach, Jr., aud his
brother Mr.. Moses BacIirach, photog-
gaphers, have been experimenting
with the electric light as means Of
taking pictures BY night, aud with
it's aid have successfully photographed
almost ail the large exhibits Ut the
Maryland Institute Fair. The pict-
ures look dilleren. from those taken
hy the sun, aud have blush tinge
and strong lights and shadows; hut
every object is brought out with full
distinctness, and Tie blush hue is IA
novelty which adds to their attract
iveness. Considering that il was the
FIRST time that phntographing ~ the
electric light has been attempted here,
the result is very gratifying, and
shows that the new artificial light al.
though not Yet perfected. is still al.
most able TO take the lace of the sun,
at least IN this requirement. It's use
TO secure photographs in tunnels,
mines, and such places where the
light q the sun oanao penetrate, will
be = great benefit, aud will no doubt,
hc largely awaited 81.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-07

"0YsrgRs etwholesolne, said he,
with contemptuous sniff: Il amt
got any patience with these new fsn.
gled ideas. Oysters can't hurt me-,
body. Why, give 'eta 10 my grand.
father, old man Of ninety, sir. give
him q dozen raw--not particularly
fresh either-give nm - him half
an hour before he died---'n they didu't
do him no harm. Oysters is whole.
some
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-07

The book contains nearly 200 pages, AZ
By inches, and is designed to BE pocket
companion for every wide-awake man in
the mining camps and financial centres Of
the West
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-07
Dissolution Notice

IL PARTNERSHIP HEREToFoRR EXISTING
het@efn Drs. IL. J.. Dansmgn ana L. A. Berger
~ tslf aay been dissolved by mutual eel sent
aud satile within thirty davs
II berger ~ remain here ana Dr. Dan
VII ieaFe shortly Tor Baise CITY.
H. L. DAusMAS.
Idsho cisy, Oct. II. 1s5s ''1''''ts
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-07

n TIE NATEEg OF IHN N.TAlw Or pnn.
Y ert ". Iaaaps4as deceased
a iss kfGilate esuFs u isusae county, ,eah0 Ter.
FiioFs
Estate g Robert ~ TeiBpklas deceased.
AHiies = AsEs9f aiFsG - fhr undersigned Al
'sinisifafsr y r'=s s-tsse 81. b. ". Tsnpkiuz az.
fsAssH = tne sns.isffs ~ ara a. .sfsons tassng
claims s4shst "a 4 e.ssess = esAlt iief ys,5f,
the neesresss E41teaxfs. ~ssa.n ieii la8Hths aner
ne nrst enhllsstea q sils seire - tie szia al.
gsinlsifesf IS fsseasee u 5siass H@al-g is Jsahs
f4'g, Boss e2@aty. J. +
tffs9. FBA9Bf0S.
Aatuip4stfs1sr Y t1tese Is Il 81. ge1spk5,ss fe.
soasea
s1S51 4, a1z1sY Alfefne, ~ Ass,,srt..tas..r.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-07
Notice.

Notice.
nEso &. W CHASE: YOU ARE HEREBY No
tilted that we, George Stuck and Samuel Hal
lot, have done thu full amount of work required
thereto, to-wit:
Ono Hundred ts1o0l Dollars
on the Tribune Quartz claim. situated in Ranna,
Ilstric Boise county. I. T. Said claim con istir .
Of htteen hundred feet along the Tribune oaarlg
iode and you are hereby required to Ray us ali
assessments against yon on tho same ana for the
justification OF this notca. within ninety t9m DAYS
from the date hereby, forfeit all Your right lille
and claim in, TO aud upon said Tribune claim as
PnN,oeu py acs above specified. Gro. STUCK
Oct. y, ISM SAM. HAITFrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-22

THE MURDERED BRITISH ENvoY.-Slr Louis
Cavagnan was one OF those few men created
by nature to make their mark In the
worlds history. Utterly un-English in
his his his style Of thought
the continental dlplomatists of the moyen
age. 1t has been generally assumed at
PeShawur for years back that 1t was only a
question OF time when Cayagnan should be
assassinated, as had been Mackeson Macdon-
decessors In the pertlouS fascinating career Of
frontier management. A slight man, OF rather
feeble physique, but with an eye like two
edged sword, ne never carried arms, differing
In this from John NicolSon, who always had
pisto! on his writing table; and when; at
waxed truculent, took care to secure the
first trick In the game. Cavagnart (vvrttes
correspondent, although he never los 8 his
temper, can on occasion hit wonderfully
straight from the shoulder. 1 remember
once riding with him to an appointment he had
with some Afridis to settle some vexed land
question. remained on the road while he,
alone, in the centre Of about dozen staiwart
ruffians armed to the eyebrows, walked round
the field. Presently the loud angry accents Of
dispute reached my ears. The Afridls were
surrounding Cavagnar, geSticulating with
passionate vehemence, some with hands on
their daggers. Cavagnari stood quiet, perfectly
fearless, utterly 1mpasSive. Suddenly I saw
the biggest OF the AfridiS go down like bull.
lock. and Cavagnarl with unru11ied conposure
returning his hand into bis pocket He had
knocked the ruffian down, aud the swift
thoroughneSS OF the act cOwed the fierce hill
men. About halfway on the return tourney
Cayagnart remarked apologetfcally, cit was
absolutely necessary. Please don't think lost
my temper; | was perfectly cool; but 1 was
lie added meditatiyely, land wanted also TO
save my life. Il London World
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-22
,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneel

COURT SALE OF LANDS ON COLUMBIA
GRoISSDS De, AND pr RACE COURSE AND ALSO
ONE E:,; AND 0NEQUARrRR MILES FROM
By virtue of a decree OF the Supreme court aaa
Of tire District Of Columbia, passed in the case V
OF Healy ct al v. David ct al, No. 7O9 EqCity~A
Doc TO- We will sell at public auction in front of the
premises. on MONDAY, the 29th day OF Eeptemb er
ing until sufficient is realized from the sales sat
is1y said decree, all those parcels of land lying in
the county of Washington, District of Columbia,
and known as Lots two CD. five (5) and seven "a Of
Turnpike; Lot two containing acres rood Lot
five containing acres roods Is perches; and Lot
seven containing acres l rood ii perches.
Also, lots twenty COZ, twenty one CID. twenty
ca twenty three (23) twenty -four CAD, five
(25 and twentysx (26). in our recorded subdivision
said comfy 81 District. near the lands OF the Re-
form School lot twenty, containing IL Ill acres,
more or lees lot twenty containing b943 acres
more or less lot twenty two, containing Ss8 acres
acres, more or less; lot twenty four, containing
131O7 sores, more or less LOT twenty-five contain-
ing 1856 acres, more or less. with the cottage
thereon and lot twenty SIX containing IL 500, moro
rare opportunity for parties Wishing to purchase
eligible villa sites and small truck farms near the
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash balance in three
equal instal!ments at six; twelve and eighteen
months with interest from day OF sale. secured by
Ges of II ust on the land sold all cash at option
of urchaser. alO0 deposit viii be required of pur-
chaser of each lot at time OF sale.
ANDREW p DgvALL.
JOHN F. HAHN HANNA, L. '" Trustees.
Webster Law Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-22

IL Prince Pierre Bonaparte is said to be lIy-
1rg at Versailles In extreme restitution He
has been for some time supported by the chart
table contributions OF few friends, bur these
have failed him, 1t Is said, and the nephe " OF
Napoleon the Great Is In ablect want.
eE-The Leipzig university, Germany, has
3,G0O students and its ConServatorium OF Music
26O pupils: Many Americans are included in
these numbers.
Dealers say that oysters this year Will be
petter IMAM Tor 20 years past.
~ There are no less than Ia towns and VIII
lagos In the United States named after George
washington, besides the federal capital.
"a Fro1off, the eXecutioner, does the business
OF hanging for the Whole Russian empire His
residence Is In the central state prison at Mos
cow, and he is ordered to go wherever his ser
vices are required. All the executions In Rus
sla this year were the work OF his hands.
u-A Georgia paper says Gen. Bob Toombs Is
nercely mad over the action OF the legislature
In appointing a committee to investigate his &C
counts. He charges that ''the whole BODY Is
pack OF thieves and ScoundrelS."
E-The chairman OF the strike committee of
Bradford, England, mechanics has sailed for
America, to axe arrangements for the immi-
grafton OF $50 men.
w-The colonial government has determined
to keep Cetywayo at Cape Town as state prIs-
oner pending the Queens pleasure.
sE-A meeting on the land question was held
at Tipperary, Ireland, yesterday, at which
Is, 600 persons were present Resolutions were
passed calling for abatement OF rents and the
establishment Of the peasant proprietary sys-
tenn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-22

How FRONTIER LASS CAPTURED BIG
SNAKR-Zoe Merceau Is a girl Of seventeen. of
mixed blood, beautiful and bold and daring
rider. On Tuesday Of last week she performed
remarkable exploit. While out looking up
some OF her fathers missing ponies she en-
countered monster rattlesnake, q warning
from which caused her horse suddenly to shy,
nearly diSmOunt1ng her. Getting command of
her animal, she refined up short distance from
the reptile, which, angered at the Intrusion,
coiled itself ready for battle. Cool and col
lected, the girl swinging her lartat, hit it a
sharp blow. Maddened the snake several
times struck at her. DeXterously swinging her
supple cord again, she "noosed" the raised head
OF the snake, and, wheeling about, bore rapid
~ of for home, dragging her prize after her.
1t was undoubtedly the lfveliest ''snaking" ever
Gone In Montana Arriving at the house, her
father and several cowboys stepped out to
greet her, and to them she proudly exhibited
the monster. its life now extinct. Its length,
by actual measurement, was ascertained TO be
seven feet and eight inches. and its eirth at
the largest part, sixteen inches The rattleS
numbered Twenty-Five complete ones and a
''buttOn." This string OF rattleS was sent into
Helena, and In compliance with an order ac-
company1ng it, an expert jeweller has for sew
eral days been forming the most unique neck
lace probably ever made in this or any other
country. Ii is intended as present to Zoe.-
Helena (Honta'sa) Herald, September Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-22

APRoPOs Of b scandalous story as to the immi-
hence CT lawsuit In which the Prince OF Wales
is TO appear ais correspondent with the reign
Ing beauty df London, the Geneva Continen
sagely obseryI IS: "a It is well known that when q
plince OF the blood calls at private house, Ell.
quette reQuir eS that all other callers should be
refused, unless the prince especially desires ft
otherwise. a nd this rule is a just one, calcu.
lated 10 secuie him from being unduly hunted
about, and to insure his having quiet CONVEX
Sat1on with those he has come TO see. But In
the case or handsome woman, whose husband
chances TO be out at the time OF the call, this
very rule OF etiquette tends to create q highly
unjust and Cruel suspicion. This being so,
deem 1t to have been matter OF deep regret
that In Lady Mordaunt's cause the Prince OF
Wales should have set a precedent, which, II It
be not followed up 1n every other case that may
arise, justly cir unJustly viii certainly cause an
undesirable Inference 10 be drawn. There was
no need OF him 10 go 10 court (his private word
OF honor passed TO ST. Charles would have been
quite SufhcieIt land his doing so, aud his hav-
ing done so, may prove decidedly awkward In
the future
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-22

HKANNAN

BkAENAN. On the 2lst of September, 1879,
JOHN BRANNAE, aged sixtyfo years.
His funeral VIII take place or the Gath inst, ut 9
O'Clock. The friends Of the family invited to st
tend a
MILLER. On the morning of September 2lst,
1879, at O'Clock a 10 after 8 short illness, BE-
BEcCA s. MILLER, in the seventy seventh year of
her age.
The remains will be taken to Salisbury, Pa for
interment
PORTER Ib Philadelphia, the 18th Of Sep
teunber. 1879 st the residence of Thomas Bond,
Mrs MARY Porter in the seventy third year OF
her are formerly Miss Mary Pilng, OF this city.
1nterment oh Tuesday, ZSt inst. from her late
residence, Milton Pa.
SKIDMORK. Quietly fell asleep in the srms Of
his precious Esvior, on Sunday evening, 2lst Of
September 1879 at fifteen minutes to ten O'Clock,
SAMUEL skIDaroBE, IN The eighty first year Of his
Human hands have tried to save him
Tears ind sie la We're all In vain:
For an dnssel came and bore him
From tins weary wo, Id of pain.
His fur eral will take place from his late residence,
"Wednesday. 24h inst, 1t O'Clock and proceed 70
18th street Nj. IL. Church The relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend. T
Walk The funeral services Of DIR. W. w. WALK,
TINS evening, Of o'clock. residence 1907 Mary
land avenue
The remains to be taken to New York fer inter.
ment.