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The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

Afirrtlw .slbsidtiIer iofthe frr~hsl ln
E" river last wcek. lav.,lrad irsIy -fin.
fani wA. lsslal ou tl,e hnnk nraf Fancctt's
ford. Ard w.cdmwn iighllyaron,Jiie
neck, rvhIrully Iar ihepurIH~v nfrausinT
death. u hsdl,rrn tblovm inlu The wafer
faraLnve where II was fuuH,l, tile iorcrufihc
rnrrrnt lrinE relied ulnn io sarry i away
Ear rrun tile scene % ihe crime. aud thus
myrllly investigation. Tie Cnmner DR..
wilson. Win held the inqursi. pruiouncrd
the clrild o. have been dsall siglilvr nine
"ays. ~ htilda. - ...t Nj, II.
Tie faflasrs pf this, reeiiuu will 4. well
I" "rpaafhe ~. 10 Dr. CaIn. There Il nr-
ho'ly.in iiii- cmniry that has lmi,l h,"rssts
teitipn 10 stock raising than the Dr.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

No daissgs ilsatIYelrar 81 rsS.lane Ly
tile fresi,ei "f is-i week ilrusi, the saIels
were unusually high. n '''51
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

Tlnrne's troupe, and u tight rore waikrr
entertained the gm.l la.trl.4 II ilili-lnas,
M Fr,h,yasnd Saturday. We Ilrat.r DE
foracr had good houses. Since john
Rntrson put black mark m ilillSlmrn,
circus rShibliions, and travelling lrcuI@s
have falIon it,ta THE i,ahii of giving ,ls the
go by; yet tiisre aic Few places more IibrIal
In ti,slt istrp,rrt lsut iftl,ys TAN stand
Ii, we can. hi se
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

MaSnu l,a. 4 la.~f ~saW@iy ly~r~srrr,l from,
his iujurie. received sb"rt time ,ince.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
7. SNOW.

Sunday morningaenei wiiha hri-k
SHOW storm, really ilr first ofil~ srnsn,,,
and wiplepips iis Erotpd grry ,lmsmsll-
y. Tie spif tlpe alaar hspp ~ ab6ut
eleven O'clock, aild the r.i1n,iiulrr of the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

Tile isairIsl Nrwssnys: Mr.. Gml,an,'s
hill. which the Senate will proI.,l.iy act
"m Thun-lay, Irrealinr tI,e law au.lmriz.
Ing ilIe dislribuliun Of all p'ivaIe ac;s aud
Resolutions among Justices ot tile Peace,
will save the State two ihousaiid ,lollafs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04
POLITICAL POINTS.

Washington dispatches state that
.ilc lsppuhican Ina,1r,r have hreolnc thor
oughls alarmed over the unqualified assertions
~ leading Democrats that AZ result ~ con
fncnees with tho rresiden, a,i members of
tho Cabinet, tho President would rign a modi.
nrd hill repeating ,ho Election laws
A CAUCUS OF The 0rccnback members
OF the House was held at Washington last week,
q which tho subject of attaching political
measures or any foreign lcgi.la,ion to arpro.
prIAti,n hills VAS generally discussed. There
wan . unanimous expression of opposition 70
this Way of lcgislasina Tho OtccnbAck~rs.
however, expressed themselves ~ bsing III favor
of Ail measures proposed w tho Democrats. OK.
ccps tho repeal of tho law relating 70 super
viaors of Elections, with they Aro In favor ~
IN modified FORM TRAY Aro opposed 70 sLc
test oath for Jurors aud favor liz repeal
They are also opporei 10 tho use OF troops
u tho polls and 70 she Election laws which
authorize Federal ie'erfrrcncc II tho polls,
and favor thclr repeal, hut they aak thu, those
vcpeAiinK clauses be Introduced o. separate
uaeasurcs comr '.'eo Of tho caucus has
boon appointed 10 draft financial measures "
present " Congress cmbodying ~ gresnbAck
ldsaA
The Ohio Democratic Committee
have decided 10 hold thn State Convention Al
Columbus, June 4.
The drccnback-f Labor party of Rhode
Island iisli its sta.e Convention nj Providence
las. week. aud noninated candidates for Stats
officers, headed by saIl.lsl iiill for Governor
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

In these days. when i hnHin,as ntan,
b. h. merchant. farmer. n anEht tie.
alta down md deliberately counts tic
eost of running L,s lu%ia.ts or farm. III
snranrr II very important itrn 'n hss
calculation. an,l naturally Lc aahs hi.n'
self. Mhcf, will ! iind il company n'''f.
Ing tic best inducements, combined
with perfect security
Amongst the many nnnval renoits
made ~ insurance departments, IN
compliance with law. hy the vnrrpna IN.
suruncc companies ~ onr country, W
would notice til. t"rntseta annual state.
mrnt Of the American Insurance Com.
rany of Chicago, wltleh thows y
degree ~ snlscncy nnd yoltnu III
bns.ncss most highly gratifying and
satisfactory. In li.a States ~ Illinois.
Missouri and Indiana, its cash receipts
for premiums during tie .snr ls's afo
in excess of MI, other company aolan
business iii salh Stai,a.
Of the twelve ceilpanies reporting
IL the Illinois department whate
premium receipts eSeesl $4,000 toe
ls,s. The following is the list ~ nrsltf
i III p.sa.tt.tas
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04
xtscKLLAMxous oLxAN,xos.

The widow of the latc A. 7. Stewart
II travelling In the South.
Visible supply Of grain In sight In
tho Ataies ana Canada Wheat. .h.se~,Nu
bushels. corn, la,;a', no bushels. oats. .s,ibl,
Oo0 bushels; tse. l,lst,en b.,rl,ela. barley,
3,V!s, uu bushels.
George Slo%son, of Chicago. Inns clial.
iengcd Maurice viEnans, ~ France, 10 play y
game of billiards. i.un points. fur sl,un 4
side aud Tho worlds championship. the match
10 be played IN Paris.
A prize'hght for the light weight
championship and III IN, side WAS Tough. lau.
week nn Canada rnii near itura between
two truit.s NAMED Arthur Chamber All John
clart, aud resulted III A victory ille first
named tine hundred and thirty fen, rounds
we're fpnghi, Anh be,l, II Tho brni=ers wet,
severed, punished.
Recent deaths : Ex.CongrcsSmni,
William Y. Abort, II Baltimore, Nil. -. ton.
grcrsmAn Jame. u. dl,.ot,, Of Abingdon, Va.
cx- Mayor ". H. G Johnston. ~ Cincinnati
Ohiu
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

II II trp-rie' 'sss esaCenrtessman
haiues. .t,s asless ~ N msn sha, ests sas In
t'onrtfss IN LIKELY - - Avruinsei 1hirl
Aassitss
Federal appointments John u. Ham.
lltan. Al iliItpas. ~ supervising SnFgsun "
the ttlssai states l. al Mssinr aefsis.s !
Il. khlltf sasaala' ,tasiier " The Aapfrmr
rrugs III hsAats ges tas; John N Milsca, W
phsa tunsui ~ 49,
The Precedent has appointed prrf
Andrew u. White, nt ss,rneii University, Min.
t.,rf VI rss1in, sad In .nt,uiins \ Logan. III
Chiraro. Minister NJ Central Amrrita
The demand fnr prr cent. bonds
sccms ta has. exhausted iiscif, AMI daily Hub.
~cripsions Of from saat.a - s,a,ns,"n
Ansh ~ ~,re received iwa r,nnth. aao. ha,s
bccn reduced ~ frnm sy,.n ~ ~ sss,,Au
Tho administration il agitatel l,v th,
reports af the movements ~ sitting null OF
the Notthsee, boundary, anil hs- adopted III,
iira of holding the Government II Canada rc
sponsihle for Tho cen.lue, ~ thai rrra'tc ~,
uneasy Indian
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

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


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m issssA ksAA, sasa.s - n. ls~ NAsss
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eerSs~ w va vAssssa ttessAsva N ~ rf4tasT
vsestAssiy seAanst sh~ sgsraa " sh~ sssaissnse
Asssss ~ svssAe.
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saAie ~ Ss r~s~s*asntw II sssss~4nsst t4sm tse
Isssnssl~n rhssf IA sh~ tssnassnssiA " rm@
Asissax slsnR she Nsass aHas. -is*h ssNH ~
harsessrs rvsa t~sr~ lnsa NJ esatssre ~insiev
THE tlrn~ri ~ss nss hutt The wunla te -
.s.eta ~~,e slas, ilssares. sheh tsss,sg hi.
1ef~< esrMrsa
Amnesty las hcrn granted ID lun
mare French Csmsnnni.s.
t,annt famine stalks ihfsnph Upper
Egsp,. Ana shr inhalasan,s arr reported - h
iyins Ny sh~ thousands
NJ. Tcnaiilc IL vAnlalellt, the rmnch
historian, il dead
II In reported in London that nn alli.
aace aesinss England n asons ~ " formed ne.
s~een china snd nnrmAh
A letter received In New York from
brazil says that is.uo people died IN Tar,aleva
In peeems~r or me fourth of shc population. .
that n, ,,,su r-carlei intcrmrnts were made III
t~o months. While number III bodies wrre
sunk IN thc hAy ln thu villages rnnnl
about, poor people we're dying like sheep
horrible stencil arises from the ren..
ierics, and tho black plague !. feared siars.
Ing refugees elsmoted at The barracks for f,,od
rhe commAnians attempted II arrest thu ring
leaders, bu, WAS shot down, fnnr soldiers anil
several rioters were Killed In tha struggle iha,
snsucd. Finally the military WIRE driven on,
of Tho town and she provision houses sacked,
Prince Wnllcmar, the third ron of
tho Crown Prince ~ Germany, has just died
OF diphiheria-
Tho upper branch Of the French
rarlismcnt Ii opposed 10 tho removal Of Tho
scat ~ government from Versailles 10 Paris
The courts having finall, determined
that rnasanAnte mmss die for his attempt 10
shoot the King Of Italy, the king himsclf has
commnscd tho sentence 10 imprisonment. for
iifc.
Tho joint occupation al Roumelia
has bccn consented 10 by all the great powers
except France. which has not yet acted mon
Tho proposition Germany declines % furnish
force for Tho purpose. but Austria, England.
Italy snd lsussia will have rontingon,s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

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

When II il under s,ood thnt the Aln Z
lean confines IT. business t. the Iists,.
nnco ~ dwelling houses. private turns.
their contcnth, farm property. clitsi,ltta
AMI school houses Mrftes III lnlteas
any of the lnfge cities, ailL ,hMirts bs.s
$1,000 In any one risk tle Immense
number nf patrons ~ thu Ill "inln't'a
company il rnsily compassionate !, u
has nearly iaplnl.u pnlie'5h la IpN,. III
cash assets amounting 10 sll.,te.ib.,
earh surplus ns rcgar.is policy 'siutiefa.
s1naasb. III. Inns donc hii.inoss ieeAss
years, aud va say. therefore, IL "ar
readers, most cmphaiieails. tho Ansti.
I'm IL safe company IN which to iLsilir
Your homes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04
a (lreat rex Muel.

-
There whs great hue md cry over
ton, Ohio. Nearly 5.OsN men and l,0ys
from III psstS " the country formed =
line around m entire township, IN which
many foxes were known 10 dwell. Tho
arrangements had been carefully made,
and thu discharge of heavy cannons NJ
three points WA tho signal Tor general
movement toward the center. Every
person had horn or bcll, or something
clsc with which 70 mako din. tho idea
being 10 drive The foxes 10 ) certain
gnlch, and there dispatch them. Int
0ns division lid not start promptly.
and Cup wax loft In the line through
which MI the foxes but one escaped.
This lone victim hid In hollow tree,
and wa~ killed BY dog.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

Ir II stated that two men who lave
lived WITHIN three miles II cneli other
IN tho seaeoast town Of Kyc. n. H.. for
nifty years never nav each other until
last November.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

The Elmira NY .Ilrrffisfr give A
strange account of little rirl nr'ist Il
with il,c liphlheria, In faol.,ng mo
the cliill's lflunt, Ill. fn.iLer iafs il
mi.rnrnceiis iilo,inr, nhi#si al +.
moved. tnp.iinet with ntfHther, NlIieh
nrr ,iow OH exhibition ii city atap
store, and heIng discussed hv lie msii
eal fraternity. They afn easllv aeea IL
the naked eve. though il tsl..ss hpll,s III.
IL the "tth. innarln.ss' III tle eiii
terr. I'LL. largee, one II fnlls 90. anar
ter III ~ ineh long. covered Will, tnlr,
with hcai something like caterpillar.
tapering hoiy. and long, Init, tail Iia
hpdy " formed III ri,Fa, ita color y
about tliat III one ~ lluse dn'h s.lnM
"ihnnSnnl.lepged' worms found tn,,l.r
old boards nuh ston.a. The si.lhr
une il uhont ons.Ais.esnlll uf nn iiaeh
lnnn. being vhiiisli in color. ani r.
n,iirinR tie glass ~ lrins rnl H. "lsall
~" ~ conformation Ii II nj Il
pleasant thought % Imagine such things
In yonr threat, bnt the, set there, nni
from there into ili. hlpa.l, lcnrt md
other organs. producing paralysis mil
.uldcn dsatl, Mh,n lsnat expected.
They nre vegetable la,fnHite@. anl ssist
in large colonies III the ,l,pither.tle
membrane.
Sale Of = Centennial Building.
Maclnnery Hall, 81 In Cent, an.ni
grounds. Philadelphia, uaiel otisi,.iiis
eost ~stpO, ,tha1. wa lately sald ii. ltieAail.
There were only five bidders and /. va-
pnreLanrl Il, " &. Allison 1. o.. r.,I-
| builders. for II. .u',u. Ihrrr T. III I'll.
building III enormous amount ~ III
and water pipes, t,rse lines II railroad
/ trucks, about spD D,Duul pounds ~ wrought
iron, nbont 100 pounds ~ castirnn,
about 100000 feet ~ white rinr ltiIn.
/ her, about 100000 itet ~ TN roofing,
about 10000 square f.eI ~ glass. iald
nbont GUu,.aU pcrrllek II Stone. The
building and nil maitrgs connected
Herewith ~. a. hr removed Nv t4ir rAr
rl,uscr. anl tlr ground II, which Il now
stands N III bc smoothly l.ssivd, - -
before the 1T II June neAt
Jefferson, Homie Aoid.
Monticello. tho former inm. ~
| Thomas Jefferson. waa recently sol.l Al
public auction. with aiH nrres. aiont
iwo.thir,la of lie original estair. nili.r
decree II court ~ elect distribution
u the property III ii. Iair Commodore
Urinh II. Lazy. Tho rurclassr ua.
Jefferson NJ. Levy. III NV York city.
one of the heirs, and the price pail .ar
10000. Asah.l y. Lazy. III Now inri
riiy, wns Il bidder. No other ipreInn
bidders w.fr present. Tie purchaser
llas already acquired l,y pnrehaNs fun
the other heirs hix.h.s.n'iis ~ lie prop
erty. liz proposes to rAt Il " repair
for summer yssiAsfles.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04
FINANCIAL TRUTHS,

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

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-06
FRINGED GENTIdN.

Alone this quiet wood-road. winding slow.
When free October ranged its sylvan ways,
And. Nauting up the terrs,cei steep below.
Nhasei laughing sunbeams thro' the golden
IN matchlcss beauty. tender and serene,
Inc gcntian relgncd. an undisputed queen.
One sudden break. half down the frightening
shade,
Revealed Il dark-rimmed circle, still and
Her presence filed that sun-llumined glade,
She made the enchanted solitude her own:
The heavens above their watch eternal kept,
And, stepped in light, the embracing woodland
slept.
Pale knots of grasses fringed the open pa &C.
Her lifted cups passed lightly thro' and
Each ehalice nodded in divinest grace.
Eaeh hrlmmed with pure intense and per-
feet blue:
Alone and spotless in her virgin fame.
Her life upheld the years imwNx5al claim. =,
Now wall low winds about the fedkst eayes,s
Now life grows cold meath cuoe sls1ssdrGary
And rustlng ankle-tieep in fallen leaves,
The lone. deserted wood-path blanching
lies: 8.s-s
Yet pinched and wan, of youthful charm be-
The last forsaken gentian still is left. j.
\ wonlrous fairness hath the perfect flower,
Serenely calm beneath the sapphire sky,
But holier far, in autumn's widest hour
The constant love that cannot wholly die;
To me her radiant youth new faith did bring.
Yet now her pallor seems Il higher thing.
Thrilled 10y her gaze. deem no fancy wild
Where spirit grace outlaStS the ruder clay:
For me. the autumnS last and loveliest child
Takes not even now her haunting charm
away.
But when cold storms have stripped the snow
clad hill,
In finer Spirit-prescnce fingers still.
-Elainc Goodlle. IN Good Company.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-06

did and romantic, would be safer. and
! more, enduring. So he dismissed the
fanciful dreams which for moment had
filed his brain, and chose the humber
and more prudent course. 7
But Shah Jehan would not hear ,pa
Gabriel Boughton's going empty-handed
away. He invited him to take MP his
abode at the palace as chief o6ilft HH
sician; and this invitation Gabriel
thoughtft advisable TO VccRk HcSlsE
his presence at the Imperial court wohld
give him excellent opportqhhitiess fqr
pushing the interests IT the COM
-pany, beside enabling him to-fay9 the
foundation of a. private fostane!o Sew.
eral other successful cmesa IbheWiag
close upon that of the Padshah Be-
gum established Gablpls~R Nu0A toa,s
reputation, and spread HIS SfaaYe If
and wide. His popularity was extra
ordinary, mainly, perhaps, because, as
he never meddled WITH POLITICAL hat 1.
tiers, foreign or domestic, no one
was jealous of him. How Long he re-
NAMED at the court Of Shah JehaYi i
uncertain, but he ut any rate did not
leave until he had seen the Mogul's
promises most amply fulfilled, and the
Company reaping the ffvits' bf these
iberaI concessions. ,The richest proy-
ince of India was thrown open to the
English. traders, free Of all duties and
payments Whatsoever; and from the
granting of that extraordinary 'privi-
lege the East India Company dated it's
first great stride toward the wealth and
powerwhich eventually made it the arr
bitter of the destinies of India. Histo-
rians are often apt to overlook the
small causes from which great events
spring. And most Of the historians 81
India have wholly ignored the claim of
Gabriel Boughton to be considered one
of the true founders IF the British EN-
pire in India. A less public-spirited or
far-sighted man would have used his
immense infinence-ovefs Shak~Jahanfar.
his own selfish ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1t is
to the undying honor of Gabriel
Boughton that he did otherwise, and
thereby raised the East India Company
from a struggling body of coast traders
into the richest corporation of mer-
chants in the world. 1t is this fact, we
feel, that renders worthy of more -
tailed narrative than we have eker. Vet
seen allotted to it in any single histos
ry, the romantic episode of the surgeon
and the Mogurs daughter.-Chauahe1St
Journal,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-06
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

FRENCH doctors treat infect u& diA
eases by telephone. ~
IT is said by London correspondent
that cigarettes are in common use BY
English ladies. :
THE cost of public schools in British
Columbia is S34.59 per pupil 1nef
are five school districts, conta66lhg
fifty-One common schools andsT- hig&
school, and the aggregate dali attend
ance last year averaged 1896. sssssa
THE Norleutsche AUgeme,ne zeuu,k
compares the Cabul tragedy with the
massacre of the Russian Minis ksAtsN
heran in 1929. melted by the N1ealshy
the mob killed Gribajedow and his
thirty-five fellow-countrymen, DhlySije
person escaping. Mohammed Shah
sent his son to apologize, and 6eyqnAf-
pearing before the Emperor Nicholas,
drew his sword and offered ito tie
Car, exclaiming: "Sire, here IS MY
head; will gladly atone for the limo
cent victims" Russia, being then 1t
war with Turkey, passed tia matter
over.
The Prince of Wales has been pic
nicking in Devonshire, England, and
making himself agreeable to hunajle
people. On one occasion while picnick-
ing with aristOcratic hosts it was4 onld
that the cream had been left behind.
The Prince. seeing in the distance an
other picnicking party, rushed off and
explained to the ladies the melancholy
condition of his party. The lsgiies give
him plenty of cream, not knowing to
whom they were giving it, and soon The
Prince was seen walking along bearing
a jug full of cream without spilling it.
One must be Prince to make such an
act remarkable.
A RUSSIAN aeronaut recently had a
narrow escape from the bewildered in
habitants of a village on the Don. He
had made an ascent from Rostow, and
was about tos~elight. when~h saw, a
crowd collected below, and several
shots were fired at him. So naring
the greund he found alafge blaea
armed with cythes, hat hd s and spnes.
He assured them sthaE heV a0dnortal
like themselves. A priest, extending a
crucilix, told him to cross himself if he
was man and Christian. He did so,
butFheN as notsallew9dfo alixAt until a
Cossack soldier hads skplaiaeAfB Re
people the mystery of ballooning.
Mrs. ANN GRANVILLE is an English
woman, nearly ninety years old, who is
said to be the best female rover in the
world, having with crew of four other
women,I won I victories oveD kigiaar
crews in England and France, and in
some cases over boats manned by men.
On one occasion she won q, Trace at q
French regatta in presence Of Queen
Victoria, and afterward was present
ed'' on board the royal yacht, ) and
danced a Thornpipe for the Queens
tremely strong and erect, and until
three months ago had as good sightlAs
in her younger days.