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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-05
Questions IL be- settled hy Tine People a,
the November Elections.

|. Shall VIZ continue paving III
European Capitalist slnaOo0.uAn ii
s.nf ful I'll. Priftff1e N hnrinu h
anH aspasR IN hahk ~ nbpu, VI III
goll. To redeem, shn III blllsf
: Shall W. pay TIL. Antn for ii TT
rnlniing medium. that dps4 10, 10.
ni.iafe. biIlS bring u..,l inst.ndY
y II II vnud policy for ilne h,tslssaa
" tie people ~ hAsr thu Govern.
m.nt issue LuHfs with principal
anI interest payable liz gold. which
they alone hasr - pay hy taxation.
| l. the responsibility behind Ill.
hontl., (which IN addition Il prnei.
III. dlaM interest," my greater tllnh
TINT h,hini Rr,.'nhnak~ issued hy
the asunr Government
= l. our rr.arnt National banking
system ans better ~ safer b,,l,ilsr
III thu bond behind Tho bill, lhnIl
II Wp.,ld hive bssn hntl ihr liIla
been ISSUED by the Government md
pivsn IL thu bankers without irving
lhsm interest ~ tAe bnli,la ia niai
iionY
q. Arr WI III independent people.
InnHeH OUT tNh'l ~ ffFiiiiiiA1 WITH I'LL
that Ii useful anil necessary III lif.,,
II dependent upsn Inlsllu, power j
for u circulating medium - liz lrln
Tive snlnra2
Z. Will mi u plpnf aallnf III
dor al ny svely Oft iit TIL country.
nnd - sustain which nll ihril -.
h'ssi,nn ne hsppllnpnlel hy t,ls.
arniHnni. answer liz aniue p,iilass.
~ Rell. for which " pas 50 biRl III
Interest IA productions
!. II ~ iuHsi ~. interest Oh Ill.
hanIs. should not In htlA.ilinltl.1s
Nlp receive III, ipi.I,'Al, sttlna jnei
.linlt IL III. inaailan7
=. VI ihe ijnyriulnnhi 1ANs tia
coupon Interest un liz in1ula ,Ipt.
Hii.ii I'm tn National htnik NJ 80
rinits far tha I'LL Il pnsr ilpm.
should Il nni ttsa.lse Interest on liz
~ III etlit II hill II gives them III
sireillu'ny VI nal ~hs mot
We Invite atlAWs.s - tiltse ulter
iiun4.
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rot IN oHfN.I Hu.i.,. sfvaESS

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Ii il AM Isspl w. lfarsiaR iHlAts. Ntirtt NH
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Apri pssthai aHn srli tlthAflH than thts
.ain sta tan ~ faHelh for ~ i,nA atiter ,l.u
10 tle en'tn,n. Ny pil~aft All eligible Vi tin
r. i, NJ
SHEEP.
hive I'm .hsep Il fes iitii hMais, nhd hni
I Rfiutt sntANuiHs nlA Two var u'ti fanl Mnlaf.
weighed ilis fali I'll, me- pNn .haaien uet sltIna
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fUt r. THI
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lns, nnH phi ifnnlahs, III The NJ, linfi IN sink
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elHil fAFtt lHsAtttA Ht TIN II AffsiF4f ~ ttstt
tlilu6H NIT III ht Wild II IN tiss'a ttt itiuYp III
I'LL MI las sll TT ,Atfa sHiI Epl II intasl
M ahaAA nj wleA ta't hta hnsn tiipsant ntd
markings III itf IetlI hutalst III matter Nhnt TIL
funf " hfsns ii liz tAt itlHt NJ, l7s.Aia II
ihhAuhAip pilnta Isl suns iIssil liinittt
tadltsH titNtlisEa sHA1AIN.
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tHfy nnsl ttlA tnrks 80. iisMpit mud Mrs.
lIfNiii. lii nii,', Mfslrt tsuTs alii Mfs iufyt
llls Alits IHfsiHi9Ita
HI shu lhitniantA AIssp *aMrsll
I'M ~. ls.ltia npli'tI thu thur II m lie IN
liz ssl ~ ilsf 'i.fk ~ TIN District fullrt, M
4usi TT tlsr ta,alhft nf iInwAit. sie III lnMa. II
IHtitsii, litt amendment inuIH Ill ihe Hainii
u tfriuinRAay, tlnIla,,nn III tu.i tin sliiil III
fts d. AMI TN jH'T tsnt INTEREST illpfvun ltt,in
NusaIlbnf aHft ts.us IN ihr plsllulssui. lutte III
n 4 tafti 800, AkhinA tir tnf.Hse,tsr III ia tt,n.
iFafi ftuin N.asrt IW.s niiH NJ NJ Hemingway.
ins t'alt, ~ convey the hHsih hui i'll iitr
hufth hAlt N liz #tlti.sisi IlIaftrr III Neih,p
tlftaan aess In niilssl iAlif III tile unltNasast
,t1sft.f III ~tt'iitn Itr.ll and tha asM hull az
fr HsaitllsNp*t sititItsf III es#t.l fulitit#l HsH
tns Ath hasI III tilr suutawsAl I.ntfar Ill nH.
iinn .intr,a Ill, nIl III Township u,p hundred
Efnn AuiIii ~ faspn fatilsp, Mtast NJ Hi. 18th
lflM1I,al Nsliailn.i, Nj pnsHiai Judgment III
a.1sii rstfui AN H@inAi II. taIs. anu lhAt nm
I've Asts APPEAR Inuttiu ut,n ,IsfnAa taIttn ns.
~ thn hass,i,i fias ~ lile mat term ~ thu SAID
tnuH atIa, Htsti III r lislsl IL The luiiI ilutisa
IN Al county. COMMUNICATING au the Titih tiat IN
Ami lA%t tuiT ~ fAtilf vii M tlilsHsd NH III
l.lEltNit IfIitlrtt Afainwt I'm thu uDil. Hi No.
foTslaUr. With Tie gfatrl ~ ali petition.
n, G. MCCARTHY.
IH1t AtinfM, M t.atuttH.
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Nc. ALESTER'
ALL. HEALING ALL. HEALING
OINTMENT.

This remarkable uintmpnt contains III
MhnerntAL or other MINERAL ruh.tahee,
mud nn'ling can bc found In N. rnnporit
lon TINT enn hinIu the tender ini.n. III III.
tln.y effect The nrel ~ inlirm. iseing il
Vegetable Preparation ihn AL. HEAL
M OINTMENT will nssnr injnre so,l
III, can III usel With impunit, ~ ALI.
liz healing puMrts are wonderful. Aht
the great reputation II hEs acquired dM'
ring the pASi - YEARS speaks Volumes
Ut praise for lis merits THIS ONT,
MENT llAa ritE puMEl III .AtsI
ALL. EXTERNAL.
Sores, scroinlnts llnmpra. t''iunrnus
Erup,ion., Common Itch fsl"n md Pulls.
unons Wounds t. discharge their ru,ti.l
matter mud thorough healing lrnsrAs tal'
lows. Turns aud senlds NJ. Instant, ~.
lievel. Chopped Hands anl feei. froAls'l
Limb. md rhilhlnIns ar4 rrnmrii, cnresl
sal, l.henm, Iisrhers ltah. lslna Voc !.
40 arr speedily eraiicatei
A., |, r. ssa'. o. pILRS1 rrI,ssa 'sr,,
hv all Druggists ~ mal'el freeon ree.lri
nj ar. ~ HALL. n NICKEL. iDrnsg ia.s
.lk Greenwich Street. INV tprs. a0tb
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urn tfai palttlllN It'll ana pstalH iii tnr
AlAAN tlrH lIssi ltitlIsts W. esf at,ishrl Hyaine
tie aNplssl ailli,s II defendants. Hnd iiat IL
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iii liiaiAlHfti rrtl.ttrti against suil lltrlun.
ll.Eaeulth.ie. With III. ptatlt II suil petition,
II. e, MCCARTHY,
- Attorney faf tiulntlf,
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NRaihst stAi lh'fs0As tt nfesits4tAt With til.
PRAYER ~ NIL ntltl5
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NlMnIlIu. n. u. nn ~. III

- N r. 1T ~ 2 n 49, sVl IT.
IL II Warner N 90. lsnshr.lnr, Y.
! titnilrmen - ilds III over
seventy ssnI- Ut nRe. IN falling
health fnr nstr i yrur. hua lu,ii IN
Ing Warmers sal. EIsiri. ~ NY zee
olnin.ndntinn. Hhn feels very CRATE.
fiil for thu benefit sir hua derived
fhrWffun, Hnd 2nyA TINT until Ahs.
iisrd II her stomach could hnnr
no vegetable food for over three
years. believe Ii 10 br il certain
specific for dyspepsia
.lt2 DR.. J. r. JotLiA.
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Mhrn tin Goid lspnm opened nn
thu nth IL January. l>',a. Eoll Mas
worth lol. and az the elase of III.
III the ,iay ,lnl, III. lsil, II hai reueh,
IN ana During this interval I'll.
sildi.rs were drawing from all IL
Sln pr mouth VI payday came IN
July VI, ls,tl. M. soldier. actually
received bur sa.33s. ~ that thu Gus.
crunnnt l. yri dae ~ IL. Sal,ller
ecdito ssln,ili l. i month FIR thu time
SERVED. ~ average gold Ill lin, und
the Government |. yet due 10 lhe
soldiers ~aias pei mouth. II on tia,
thr 18th dny VII july the gold holder
wan,,l a. hns United States bonds,
h. could ,nlr saa.aisl IN gold md
hay slun,tn,, Ia erreuharks. With
which fr could buA Il one hundred
thousand ~iS prr rshi hatla Thus
With e.l3,aiii la put Sltin,unl on slN
prr tent, Enld interest lie Increased
HI capital hy twa.thirds The bond
holders Wifi could take one dollar
Ia gold anil huy three III rrecnlaeks
nud thr soldiers Wife could take ono
dollar In gfrcnhnekH aud hug MI
I'm goll Hrsin III think.
Then thu hnndhal,lrr I'LL tho It'll
day II .inly, 1851, could deposit his
bond with liz Comptroller ~ the
currency una draw r.N.unl II Nation
III hunk Nalas ~ III thr ritl III
the ,laN's transaction tlr nah WIN
started OIL With ~.,,,siias elas.a np
with slMn.nun in hnna~ drawing IN
rcr cent. Stal.na, III National Hunk
Note. which h. hal put eHt at Tn
per cent. H. lafl gained fl5,i ,ti''i
during the tIas. Nhll,' ,iin H.hlifl hatl
faced III. enemy ate1 w. paiil la.,n
cents far tim, inss aak Aud the
soldier wiz tnNri e. ras itr nati
deli. while the .lutliA,u lii hpnd. Ma
exempt Thta W.T. Republican it.'ls
la,inn. which the Democrats inderst
~ Indianapolis snt.
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LINIME EMS

hasa relieved mora hsd-rtdssn Crir.
plest haA.e 4 Mota fri9Etful wounds,
and nvod tu.o valuable Nnlmnis .A.n
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tiastafs sll snrAl.i pain lilisTs al
'skin snf.. etmiiItd,
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,ofss ihs CsntAur LfnIMsatst sais.ifry
~ msh, wsnsD ntnl child In NIL euuuiai .
MSS them. Ani Ilunsehssrsfs, ttiNef,.
Planters, Travellers. Lls.tymen, 1.aMttr
Ard kleek sFnsers, are THEIR rsttHns, Tiny
ars clean. ihssAs hAmAy. thsi are cheap.
and they are reliable. 1Auo u ~ mol u,
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NIANKATO.

A large crowd attended the masquerade at
Union hall Monday night.
Miss Mary Bishop Is at her old home
again. She came Saturday.
The Ladies' Relief socity will meet with
Mrs. M. Lopgini this, Tuesday, afternoon.
w. L. Grant intends to remove to Huron
Lake soon to take charge of the hotel there.
Messrs. White and McGranahan came
Monday evening. A number of persons met
them at the depot.
Another masquerade will take place at the
Opera hall the 9th inst, where it is expect
cd some fine costumes will be seen.
Mr.. Ed. O. Conner, while en- route for Min
neapolis, recaptured Bernard Neimann, who
escaped from the Jail in this city about a
year ago.
1t was amusing, the other day, to see one
of the bondsmen of the lawless Lynch COM
ing down street with lot of papers under
his arm shouting Pioneer Press, two cents
and a half apiece All about the Lynch
scandal!
Masonic hall, last Friday night, was
crowded with gay throng of dancers. All
pronounced 1t the party of the season. At
it's close all joined in resurrecting John
Browns body, which lies Wondering in the
grave, and other like songs.
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A Missing Watch and Re :1cent Prisoner

A Missing Watch and Re icent Prisoner.
Last Saturday morning. about o'clock,
Albert Nelson, employed OF Mckinney e
stable and sleeping in the building, woke
up, looked at his watch and seeing that it
was not yet his hour for getting up went to
sleep again. When he next woke up and
dressed his watch was gone. The door of
the room in which he slept with two or three
others, which was closed when they went to
bed, stood open in the morning, and the back
door of the barn, which was fastened shut
when they went to bed, was also found
open. That was all that was known of the
matter until it was known that one of party
of tramps, arrested by the police Sunday, who
gave his name as Edward Francis, was seen
on Sunday with an open-fsce silver watch,
which he was trying to sell and which
answered to the description of Nelson's lost
watch. 1t was believed that in some way he
had exchanged the watch for the whisky,
with which he and his associates put them
selves into the drunken condition in which
they were discovered by the police. At any
rate, he hadn't the watch when arrested. He
was held by the police yesterday for further
inquiry, and at first intimated that he had
something to tell, but he didn't tell anything.
On the contrary, he's as close as an oyster.
He can be convicted of the larcsny, but
Capt. Clark wants also to find Nell
s on's watch for him.
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DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.

At last the vacant missions at London
and st. Petersburg have been filled by Mr..
Hayes, and it must be confessed that he has
displayed better judgment in making his BE-
lections than has been his custom. James
Russell Lowell, the author, man of pure
life, excellent ability and not much of pol
itician, has been transferred from Madrid to
the court of st. James, where he will no
doubt do honor to the American name and
nation. Mr.. John w. Foster, minister to
Mexico, has been transferred from that ge-
NAL cline to the inhospitable and somewhat
hyperborean dominion of the car. He is
man Of good average ability, and his expe-
rience in the diplomatic service will no doubt
be of service to him in his new station. Hon.
Lucius Fairchild, formerly consul at Liver
pool, but more recently consul at Paris, has
been transferred to Madrid, where he will
fill the vacancy created by the promotion of
Minister Lowell. He has had a long and
varied experience in public life, and will
without doubt discharge what few duties de-
volve upon him in his new position with
credit. The vacancy caused by the removal
of Minister Foster from Mexico to Russia.
has been filled by Philip H. Morgan, of
Louisiana, gentleman new to political life
as far as our information extends.
As whole, MIR. Hayes has displayed good
judgment in these selections. 1t is relief
to find men chosen for public positions who
are unsmirched with the fearful corruptions
of 1876, for these latter have become alto
gether too common during the present ad-
ministration. Less acceptable men would
have been preferable to the old sort, of whom
the country has had surfeit. We trust
that these selections are the beginning of a
reform IN the diplomatic service, where it is
greatly needed.
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ROCHESTER,.

Yesterday was more like May-day than a
January.
Mr.. A. X. Williams returned from Chicago
Saturday.
The funeral service of the little child of
Mr.. Chas. King takes place too day.
Our ice dealers it seems dare not risk the
possibility of colder weather and clearer ice,
but cut large quantity Of the cool solid yes
terdaY.
Owing to the illness OF Presiding Elder
Cobb, Rev. Whistler filled his appointment,
Rev. Mr.. Kerr supplying the pulpit at the
NJ. E. church.
At about o'clock Thursday as Mr.. Chas.
Richardson of Elgin had ceased grinding
feed with his steam engine he discovered
smoke coming out from under the roof of a
shed containing thirty tons of hay; as water
was not accessible it was soon wrapped in
flame, spreading to the stables, destroying
them also, together with some farm machin-
cry, No insurance.