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nation III his In only nlpnt thc half of
the life.h'ood sucked ont II ~ ~ the
whipanpkc usury, by mining, private
nuilgakfp, etc, rte, etc. hut why
rnumcratc? II hAs been published
over and over apnin that us,,rs draws
| ont III this bond ridden rclMblc, NIL
told, n thousand millions NJ dollars Every
ycnr. And nature ,lisowns this hideons
fraud. She ,lisowns increase by dead
matter Of Christianity II IL Accuracd.
IL In i huge tape.wurm seated In tho
vitals oi the republic. II " growing
bigger and more voracious every day.
II reminds one of tho old scOundrel In
tho fable who killed tho goose that laid
tho golden cgg. II w BE- tlc goose tlls
nll sconndrrl will 10 sure ~ NIL us.
lint II W. bc bird III tho caglc breed
we'll he sure 10 claw tho lilo out ri tho
old sc0undrcl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-12

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prosperous and happy. Contract The
circulating medium, and tho reverse II
the result.
speeie.basia money produces crash
on MI average Vi every six years.
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wealth I'll. tho nation blsis.
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ny one.hAli Tho purchase money Tor
which II wnx morigaged In 1879. Con
traction did II. Expansion alone can
restore the value.
No greater dcln~ion ever existSd than
that ono which suppusen II necessary
TINT money pnliics Hlluuld occur peri.
odically. Tho remedy will b. found In
the adoption " tho National Green
back doctrine.
Tho unreliable nature ri gold and
silver ~ money may bo estimated from
the iact that Ia NO Instance hsA u met
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any dnuncial sml,asra1sncnt that hos
OOonrftd In business circles dugtng the
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In 10, unknown small 10y with straw
hat and broken snspcndcr, Az In DO.
JomN Ei.icr, the Indian apostle, IN 10
have monument M Newton, Mas.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-12

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-12

I'm no part vi tho world will 4 Htran.
gcr expect less from the appearance III
tho country aud lind IL more made M
by the ciylitics 81 thu inhabitants.
Among nll ranks this prevails III high
degree, according IN their ability. Tho
gentry ARC famous for hospitality, Which
even reigns among tho poorest sort.
Whenever came t.nys recent tray
clerl found NIL willing 10 10 mo every
service Ia their power, either by iniur.
nation or otherwise. Their horses mud
servants were always ready ~ attend
mo, and many gentlemen. ~ we'll ~
clergy. we're No ollieing IN 10 attend me
In different places, and ~ point out ~.
erythinN worthy the knowledge III The
traveller. In u word. sense ri hhet
land humanity IN III firmly planted In
my mind TINT II IL with tho greatest
pleasure ! thus pay tl,etn my arknowl.
odpmcntA III Tho most public manner.
Tn holidays the people NJ I'LL ranks
appear neat mud elean, hut plainly
dressed, without the ornaments nj wlIiel,
they werc eolaa yours ago NO cstrasa.
gantly fond.
All ranka I've miirii III animal fool,
nneli ~ iall. flesh, butter and milk. with
liltlu bread, whirll II supplied In some
measure hy POTATOES. Home nrc good
dual addicted u iram.drinkiDg, W must
le tho ease Ia fsl.ilg countries. Tie
common drink nj table, instead u small
beer, In grog, u liquor composed III
brandy and water. made ~ the tasie II
thu ,lrinker, but very ,lisagrecsble IL i
stranger.
Tho Diseases most prevalent hero nre
coughs, pains III Tia breast, tlss heve :
AL invrtrrntc Kind II itel, ~hnxes. rlnn-
inatinms, scnryy aud bald leprosy, oil.
airuc,ion III Tho ineises, and 4 drendfal
lisrahe 10 be- found In unst and Fellaf.
The natives u Shetland marry young
and are very prolific. yet " IN 4 gles.
tion whether they increase Or nut. ~.
Ing 10 their why ~ life. Many arei
dents n xcn they meet with, and which
shorten many u their days. The
smallpox VI late wan peculiarly fatal.
Az 10 their make, tlie bhetlandefs arr
generally tobus. and healthy, are MI.
vunlnrotis In iisl.ing. a,,slsmioms while
At WA. hut lazy wl,on they have NJ np.
pnrinnIty ~ bring ~, ~ l have llAd
occasion ~ observe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-12

with t7OO, 100000 In tho country,
Why ii money 70 scarce In tho channels
oi industry"
Because II Il boarded and congcsted
In the money ccnters.
sWho owns II mostly7s
A few hundred bankers.
what did They giyo In exchange Tor
~.
Nothing. They absorbed II from III.
dustry, ~ sponge ab.orbs water. with.
out Nh equivalent.
"Nl,at Ii the nature oi tho sponge
they employ for this pnrlosc7"
Understanding debts against enter.
ptisr.
@What did thcy Give In exchange inr
these interest bearing slehtHY'
They rave their own non'intcrcst'
bearing debts. Oh tl,rir own notes
lhey gave Mhont tasO. LIN, OO). and ii
their customers deposits they gave
thousands III millions.
@Are w 10 understand that what thu
banker. gave for their millions 81 inter.
ont. suckers cost them nOtllngY"
Not 4 cent III fAct they have mn,le
much moro ont III their debts during
Tho last ton years than thu whole labor
and machinery ri thu country hHvs
earned during Tho same period
"Will y0m explain moro specifically
how tho lAnkofs make NJ much money
without investing Or rishing anythiDgY'
Originally they invested about slOO..
ON. 900 In grcenlaaks, ~ I'D ~ ~ ccilts
on Tho dollar, with which they purchase
0.per cent. bonds, the interest " which
Tiny continued 10 rainvest In \ similar
manner, until they have accumulated
several hundred millions Of bonds draw.
ing O per cent. gold interest.
Thnlr tlOO,ODO.O UNI vi gold was thu
only investment they msde. which. by
pnrcliaAing gtoanbaeks u half pricu.
and exchanging Thorn lor bonds " pr,
sivrs thsna about ~ pr cont interest
on Tho original invastn,rnt. With
these bonds IN security, the Govern.
meni, still paying tliem illa semi.annnal
interest. also authorizes tham ~ Issue
% pos cont. 81 their Taco In current
money.
Thls, oi course, cost them nothing
except . small ~ ior printing. rta.
Those notes which mo hanks owa hays
yielded Thorn hundreds u millions 81
Interest.
i,uln9 tho great dsposltorIss NOT only
81 individual, firms sud corporations,
but q Ihe Government itseli, They keep
onno11n1aR - = loon - GnGGnGn =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-12
4 Ftrc That Meyer lisr~ OIL.

About three years nno Tho ObAeyrer
reported thu case of i citizen NJ Meek
lunbnrg county, N. g., who, having
married III inia. lighted Ar on lis
henrtl,Ston0 M roun ~ hu carried Ills
bride ~ hi~ new home and haL kept IL
burning over sinec. Tho citizen waA
Ia town yesterday. AMI, Lciug 1nTs.
TONED about tho matter. stated tI,nl TIN
fife WIN still burning, and TINT through.
nut all these thirty sir years II had
nuyur boon allowed ~ ~ out. CUES
tiOha Nv W whether Or not II made thu
house mMc0mfDtiahly hut lii Drfid
weather. ~ mi tile extra heat thu.
generated wMx not rerorptil,ln. Ill ~.
ply " another question, lle said ihst III
summer wcnlher. when II was necessary
for comforts sake 10 keep the fra bnrfl.
Ing very low, ls Ind Ia yet ~ frequent.
IL vi night ~ repleninl, II slightly, but
that llu counted this ~ nothing When
he contemplated thu Idea n that iiru
going mt. liz hAs evidently formed
lor II i strong attachment, aud va ana
would not take him ior i continental
man. lint this fre III 10 him constai l
reminder ~ the day when he Art
brought h0me l,ir bride. Around IL
Ills children ha,e grown up Into nsn.
hood mud wOnlaIlI,OUd, md their chill
,lren have gaxod intp its lights. II WI,
lhr Inst light Tint fell npo,l lhe eyes III
his wifs, and liz hopes that II viii br li,u
Inst that wiIl fall np0n liiH. Waved
Thus. his sentiment In tlir matter raii
be undcrstOni, and ~ strong Ii Vii.
sentiment that with The old man II
amounts nIinont N passion Char.
lUtte nv, II. j Observer.
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IN the treasury IN The United ktAtes e
Nfn lori $Hn.
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How Shcrman's Speeches Are Dlstrib.
u(ed.

The official envelopes 81 al tho DO.
partments ~ Washington have print.
cd notice on the front forbilding their
use for any private purpose. The no.
tice Ii In the following words, with the
name Of each particular office inserted,
In lien oil Treasurer of the United
AtnfA...
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-12

Iii d recent debate In lhe Peers, Lord
Urhman SsoiIsd vi lin reporters u The
pfeas ~ u nnisAnee, nnd IN repaid ~
The publication u liis feaHOns f0f dis.
liking newspaper people. II appears
tllat Ills L0Sttaliip 0iiae wrote ~ ths ID.
Tor y \ morning pslef. complaining tl,at
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-12

II II OEEM4GH. OM1s N Drse pt@s.
MGMmDAMt i. u. OMNs Osss ksllsg'e sessA
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VI. u nAnktnn, thvslStss 49, essoesa, -
R0tg, ts@1.
%. y. MOTT, n, ~, homeopathic.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-12
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
To he returned II
THEAsuAEA ~ TIN 4 strIp sTAfFa
IN nnt delivered Iii lTn d.yM


III not delivered III ien days
UnciNl IiusiAesA.
Any person npinR this envelope u avoid Tho
payment III postage III lflsA'e matter VI ans
kinl will he suhjeut ~ 4 nna u So,
Thousands of copies Of John Shef.
mans pnrtisan speeches hAye bccn cir.
c.llatcd In these cnvelopes oil over tho
country In direct violation Of Law, for
which tho sender might b. prosecuted
When tin head 81 ihe department thus
openly prostitutes public trust 10 a
personal object, and makes hIs sMbosdi.
mites participants La the ofIcnsc, II IN
easy 10 sce what effect Aucll nh example
must have ON Tho clerks, and what Tho
state VI discipline must be under him.
This Ii only IN illustration 81 the
practices n Washington, whore the
whole public service ii used 4, advance
partisan and personal interests. and
where hypocrisy IL aided 10 the corfup.
tion That Grant bequeathed N legacy
10 his t,iccessOY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-12
Fixing Things Beforehand.

Did Mr.. John Sherman have reason,
eight months ago, 10 expect that his
friends Of the First National Bank
would hnd Il impossible to pay hack
into the treasury the millions which he
proposed 70 leave on deposit with
thcmg
In the circular issued by Mr.. Hher.
man on the ii Of August, 1878 the r..
lations Of tho Government with banks
acting ~ agents ri the Government In
the sale III l-per.rent. bonds were
clearly defined. That circular gnvc the
hanks ninety days IN which u inrn over
the money received Tor 4 pr cents
This Aas its language.
a. ~ ii ~ iii. i-ler ceLt beslsls are paid faI
hy certificates III deposit OF stsh public ~.
p4si'nsisK. nr ,ihel wtse, call will isrne, ma
iuliAr within iis.i, days, for The resi.nl''in
nj Il rer eei.t 10 ia, and tho INJURY received
Tor t-lcr-ennt bonds will remain on deposit
until Nun call mstnres.
On lhc III III January, III tile present
ycAr, Mr. Sherman increased tile com.
mission 10 bc allowed To thr First
National and other depositor, Lanks On
tie hpntln for which they mirht sub.
scriln. This kind sct 81 iIr. s,hr,man's
r,rnnli ally put tho whole Laeinrss of
sallinE tle bonds into Tho hAuds 81 tho
Cnvored LankA ekio1y ~ ln1 Nn11onnl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09
THEY'LL HAVE NONE OF HIN.

THE COUNCIL or CORK REFUSE TO EXTEND
THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY TO GENERAL.
GRANT, SUPPORTING THE REFUSAL WITH
SCNDRY REASONS.
\ Dublin dispatch says: The contrast
between the generous welcome extended 10
Gen. Grant by the people of this city and
the uncalled-for and spitcful slight aimed
at him by the Cork city coucil is interesting
as showing to what length sectional and
religious agitation is carried. Mr.. Rich
mond, the United States consul at Cork,
addressed letter to the council annJunc-
ing that Gen. Grant would arrive in Cork
within few days Mr.. Tracy natioa-
allS,, proposed at the council meeting that
the letter should simply be marked read,
and that no action should be taken. Mr.
Harris conservative, sad: "Ihcre can
he no personal antipathy TO the gentleman
himself, neither was there anything in the
government of the cy-prcsidcnt obicctional
to the IRISH in America. Probably Gen
Grant would again I've at the head of the
United States, in which event it would be
to the interest of our fellow country-mcn
in America il proper recognition was given
to Gen. Grant on his arrival in Cork
Mr.. Barry, an extreme nationaists, said'
the cX.prcsi,lcnt had insulted the Irish pco-
plein America lac got up the M Poprry
cry there.
Mr.. Tracy said it would be unbecoming
for the Catholic constituency OF Cork towel
come such man. 1t woud;be ungenerou, to
refuse him hospitality if he deserved it, but
he saw nothing in Gen. Grants career that
called for sympathy from the Irish nation
lIcnvcr thought Of the Irish race as he
thought of Others, ard he went out of his
way to consult their religion.
Mr.. Dwycr, an advanced nationalist WOULD
not couple Gen. Grants name with America.
The Irish who sought refuge and home
in the Uuted States had received kindness
and attention from the American people.
President Grant had never give them the
same recognition rs the other inhabitants.
1t would be AN improperly to pay any
marks Of respects personally to Gen. Grant.
McssrS, McSwccney and Crccdon nation
aIst spoke to the same effect and with a
great shout of Aye there being no DIS
scnting voices, Cork refuses TO receive Gen.
Grant.
This action has produced II profoult
sensation throughout Ireland. The poop 70
are greved at it rs Il violation OF hospital
ty. One Irish gentleman said; The moi =
little knot Of fellows who had committed
this outrage we're mere wind bags, and
were seeking little notoriety. Cork has
a weakness for being thought more Catho-
lie than the Pope, who believe saw no OBJ
lection TO receiving Gen, Grant"