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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
ENrrrrnr COMMITTEES NoeN,

cNieS q nrrSrs.k IsnoR PARTY.
Jefferson. Iowa, Jan. III. 1880.
10 the Chartered Gibbs ~ Iulra,
Tlr gravity and Importance or thu
present situation II the Orc.nhack
forces, induc. me- 10 call your .nrn.
CT attention and urge your immrdi.
a,r action Ia this emergency. We
have III this moment two national
conventions called 10 present plat.
form and nominate candidate. for
President aud Wee President oi lii.
III. lth " March mkt. called by
our chairman. Hugo pr,ycr. and one
on thu nth of June following In Chi .
cngo. called by the National Green.
hack Labor party and the Congress.
siunnl Committee ur the party, n
the result of the Conference NJ
Washington on the Sth aud 9TH Inst.
Without entering upon Il dirc,lS.
sion of the rights az either division,
the facts stare " ", thu face, and
while w quarrel about place an,l
precedence the common enemies III
I'll. people, the republican mi nc,n.
ocrntlc parties encourage tho quar-.
rel AMI make ,is MI easy prey, III
thrs. conventions meet a. called
aud meet they WiH Unless ~ special
action on your pnrt. aud thc clubs III
thu other States. tho calamity Il avert.
cd two sets III candidate will b. m
the Held, with snre anil easy defeat
~ both AZ the result United, the
can,c both divisions advocate will
sooner ~ later win. Hut nhr RENE.
ny remains. The conventions mnsl
merit ~ fhe same dnuGni NJ thr snme
place. Let every club meet III once
anil pass "a resolution rr.lnrstln. unl
chairman n chang. III. slntr ml,l
rlacr ~ ON convention ~ rhifauu
nnd on Tho nth ~ June, II such shall
~ yonr pleasure, and lct the wisdom
" the assembled bodies decide
whether irntiers shall eollfolnd and
destroy ~ for III. Interest III uni
nnemir-. Shall WI suffer this iilsan.
and foolish qnnrrcl ~ hind ihr letters
upon our limhS. u fastrn OH our
selves nll our children the dr-puiir
rule " corporate monopoly md the
fangs ~ thu insurer. Where .llhs
rnnnot r.ndily meet. III III. pfrsidcn,
or secretary. ur nny uriive member
,unsni With other members md
write II the earliest possible mo.
Mrnt.
All communications should hr nj
dressed 10 Hugo prcyor. Chairman
National Executive Committee, Tan.
ton. Ohio.
For God md your rountry's snkr
d,DHse md T0rk
Truly Your ohc,ieni servant.
&, II. JACKSON.
National ENrrMtiv. Committee uf III.
Union Grcenbaek Labor Party for
Town,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

gst fagis wangs f4g MAR lsAt is4h "a
uat IA sseAe4aa AeaAsl e. Nh -
ssalstAss mnss eHgivss
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T. tln suisli,9s md n, saiiaas ~
fla | tilted @tnts4
,smsEnns a. hsl4 sNNt sNse,lhrs
All sessa 90 toui lstliieH IT, IN
pr s.s4.a shat the sstsetglsash Nm
s.asnss ~ Washington, an The Nh
int ufusssi - sn.lafss iie stislisls
I'LL Il II mistake \ fessla,iun wn@
,ass.,.i. - an nssfah lntina n8aaail
n. approving ihr bill lsns ~ tn
tunf, ietnrr VA MT rallied ia adopt
resolutions ~ platforms ~ nns kimi.
itnt .imrl. IL lis the ,i,ne and l,iass.
fea hal,iinr National eansshtIon. |
personally requested thu Conference
MI Ia depart In any particular from
The object ~ the nfssiin.. aud Ia
withhold passing aush resolution I'm.
I'll 'hr meeting uf shr convention In
June. when it, introduction would h.
rininehils proper
Gn M Tn. nation shall 10 YOU
justice, or ilnily refuse 10 la ~.
j. II. WE,sEn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

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railssl. ard she tel.uislie its.if u In
immiaent psitl
IN. ist,rls ~ ~. i,sstti.s II
Columbia. sHsnsaihans population
~ isAa,sss. seals. have s4sn hy ~ II
Congress wholly sitsfinmhisssi. ni,.i
is~s have been rhmerd IN 'h. ,attpu.
Siases ~ saltuil slse saetFi right Il
suffrage.
Deeply Impressed ny thr gravity
~ THIS ssi.is, So ,shs.ifnils ~Hrflfl,e
all minnr differences aud nnli, fai
the purpose ~ restoring the control
~ tho government ~ The who'll l.,u.
pie through ihe Representatives
chosen hy them. mninilurr,asi by
bribery. naturalization ~ sectional
hate. recovering their complete sns.
rfeiRniv ayst their elections, ruf.
rrn.y. lands and lines ~ Internal
communication. mud finally, 10 en-.
body Ia law and enforce Nh. right ~
zach lalmtcr 90 ihr results ~ his toll
that a convention ~ the National
Nrcrnt,ack Labor party "" hrid ~
Chicago. III. "Wednesday. the nth ~
June. tksai. and that Nh. basis cf rep.
rcscntaslon shall Ia from each State
four delegates AMI four ultainni.s ~
large. and two delegates and two al
trrnnics from each congressional
district. anil two delegates and two
Altsrnnirs from each terri, ny nh,
Tho District NJ Columbia.
tSigncd.p THOMPSON II. MrncH.
Chairman of III. Conference" ant
Chairman " the Congressional
Committee,
Il. II. Devices.
Chairman III III. National Com
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

Ths Doiruns ilILn,Na. - Ever
sine. Prof. urun Mrute Ia tlr Null.
ral record advising physicians every.
where II nsc thu kafe kidn., md
Lis.r tnu In their practice, II has
hem gaining In fusur with III. pro.
f.ssinh. Tiny ran ilni nothing
which !. u s,,hiii,ltr for II, X. tuli.
klnH, ". -, II Rochester. y, T.. anyr
h. would InW ulsrr,llDr II ii MI WIN
nt' afflicted With serious Kidney md
liver discusses. ia,n
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

The Lime Springs Tribune desires
some Irren hak.ftn got. D.s Mni,te@
To labor with Mr., lambert for X.
pressing himself In favor III David
Davis. for president. II the editor
NJ III. 1ritnnr Il Il taher. he'll AIT
IN ~ such committee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

4 minister frlnivs his .Al.li.ne.
thus inke pleasure In nllInv IL
your nnn, testimonials. TIM Inst
Thurs'la. Thanksgiving Dny, mt
brInH Allt ~ plrnrl, I'm account AZ
Rheumatic pnin~ IN III. shoulder. |
bought II hnitlr III ~. .inrola tn.
which after using resrlnI iln.s4. 81.
lirsrl M wonderfully.
In, II l,uk, Nurhcsi,r, v, Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

llatss anu Mssl ias In hnAA II. III. Anas
wt9et III ,tuti. i.tais. III rA,k n, tnAata Ma
s'nts mi latin. tii*i si,a,f sahl I'll liNHth
tltntHN aaet III II 4 ht.'A As Alsn
ilnisas tal latli Ill III II Hssfi III hsNh ~,
iA.nis Il ~tn,lnfs Mllilha, IA stnsaa, ai,r
AnIsN has Ill itls1tulats AllIsAs
& NJ AlIAsh,
I'LL sIalnu AAshs Nlnn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

The Constitution % tho State limits
Its indebtedness 70 s250.OOO. When
Il was charged thnt the Indebtedness
exceeded the constitutional limit, ~
itafrcqucntly wnS, by The democratic
papers. the STATE Register was
prompt 10 step " The front and ~.
sure the people thnt The tnx was
levied and thr money IN process ~
collection 10 pay the bonds. but
the owners or tho bonds would not
receive II until duo In 1851.
According ID Tho Register. there was
practically no debt for ih. reasons
just stated The fal-rhpod of ,lr
Register Was taken up and echoed
ny The republican press m every
part * the State. Well. 1881 II ap.
preaching. III Jun. ~ that yrnf NJ.
bonds nrc due. Hut thu money that
W. have boon told - many times
WIS ready, has not been provided.
not one dollar of II. The question l.
now before tho Legislature for II a.
decide whether 10 refund I'll. debt a.
levy I or mill Tux aud ray II IN.
Perhaps the Register knows where
the &.DtpD. ONO II alleged II have been
collected for paying thos. bonds II,
No shulliing now, Bro. Clufkrn,.
disclose the whereabouts ~ tho col.
lcctcd fund.-. or stand convicted of
downright falsehood Omr neighbour,
thu DEBORAH Republican,. W. think
has honestly believed the fnlSrhnods
and misrepresentation III the Regis.
Ter. concerning TIL, matter. Has II
no anxiety now a. learn III. reason
~ the falSchoodg Gov. Gear IN his
message 10 the Seventeenth General
Assembly said III. State debt. mere
than &.tO, ODO In excess III The con.ti
tutional limitation ~ indebtedness,
10 shy nothing ~ the funded debt, l.
condition ri affair. without ii pnrnl
lcl In the history 81 Ill. State" That
statement ~ Governor Gears Ii
simply bit of pleasant fiction. The
fact stated, hns been true foi every
yenr of the past twenty. And thu
Auditor ~ State. on page ~ ~ his
biennial report 10 the present IcrI-la
ture on the subject ~ Stat. In.
dcbsodncss," gives the items show.
ing the State deb, now 10 b. thu
stiiii 81. ...,., .....s.s,. Sbla.iblu
Constitutional limit ~
debt. .......,,s,..,.s. 2M.OtMO0
.--4~--~~~.-~~s
Excess. S1a5, AZ, IL
over and above the Constitutional
limit. This Is pretty we'll fnr the
State that our republican exchanges
pnralcd before the world ~ out ~
debt. when ia indebtedness exceeds
the limit allowed by it, fundamental
law, nearly ons Mi,1 ~ million
dollars. Isn't II about time Ior Gns
Gear 10 step 10 tho front ai.nin, lang
enough u say "s,mh condition, ~
Affairs Is without parallel Ia I'll"
STATE" and for R.i. Glnrkson. III.
boss dcccivcr III Iowa R.publi.
cans, To step 10 III. from, md my
'thc State doh't owe dollar" II il
80 pleasant when such m nnnuanr
lncnt IN made IN see Il hundred r.,
ri.blieans hints cut III. mir. AMI IL
hear i thousand thront~ hnxsn In
III. glorious old party" TINT W. aic
almost dying - s.c one ~ tn. hos
Iinr, ~ shr party once moe. Come
out boys, Ihe fact TINT yam only
hAv. Hes ~ utter ~ unfortunately
not without \ parallel In the history
~ thu STATE Quite otherwise. IL, |
common occurrence.
0reenbaekcrs Take Notice.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
SUMPTION.
Total expansion ai year. ,

4 great paper iik. the Register
might 10 Elcun reliable news IN this
subject IA II might Ivy referring taI
tho report III the controller nf iii.
currency. where on pn.e IL, IL will
tlnd That officer ~nys tn. iilcrra-, has
been t.lhtp ONO .OOD.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

I'll. l,.-' and rh.al"rt III IL n,rld
Dr HILLS tnlinli Syrup ,sifir you
only u, .s.,li-. hptl II ,lurs mi rur
your cough you Gun ct .'ur money
buck.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
LINN { NTS

nss only relieve paln, ~. .hsy insl.s
hval,hy astlsn, AMhdus lnoamnA1len,
and eure, wAstAsr .hs p,MptsMs tssessl
fsvm wounds II .Aa nesh, " ksssAisiA u
thu Nerves. from eoA,sastsa 0eras o. :
saAl1sA hAnd from spsAlneA ankle
~ eAsAsA fset, wAsthss tssM dlrsas.ias
pI11PLEs o LADY1 FACE
~ strained tslnt On Uerss's Lee.
Tbs Aweny prolsesa ~ Isra " HsAla
ost11eAelon frpm trsEbitss, SWELL
ines frs,n Bsfslnsi ths tertuyes u 3hsws
mAtlsm, Crippled fsr llss. ~ soMs
asslssse.l Aesidsni vAluAble horse VI
Oooess's Dlll AAy III " sAvsl tssM
One Dsslls ~ 0snt~as LlnlMs~t.
M Ilou,sk esrev, PARSER, Planter, Teamssss,
IL Llvsr,Msh. can A9evA n hs without
ihsss wonderful Llnlnents. TAsy ean
Le pvaeared IN any part u Tbs a1she far
20 ~. aud ol.0O i bo.tls. Trial bottles
u ots.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

Tl,. following elni,nr against the
count, Wrn. allowed ai.l thr Audi.
tor instructed IL draw warrants IN
thu bridge fund fol the ln.y,n.n, Of
thu sutli..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
0r<eabaetcrx Take Nstic~.

III comforting with the President
VI The Albion Club, anil Others. ~
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The State Register copies this
from the Boston He,aid the follow.
ing estimate II thu expansion Of the
currency during the iirs, ycar 81 ~.
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A Managing Daughter.

A man in Toledo. with a wife and
three children, became snamored OF an
intriguing woman, and procured di-
vorce in sn obscure Indiana town. He
did not say word about il at home.
One day bis oldest daughter received a
parcel of patterns from lady in Indian
apolis. 1t was an old copy OF n country
newspaper. An advertisement attracted
her attention. 1t was an application
for divorce for her father from her
mother. The young lady decided 70
visit her friend in Indianapolis, and
to make an excursion to the country
where the divorce had been granted.
She returned with ample evidence that
her mother was living with a divorced
man. She showed her father copy OF
the advertisement, and told him she had
found out all about him. He salksd
theifloor for a.minute, and then turned
to his -daughtsr.-,-sI have. s.-bsan. very
bad and guilty man." he said ;
- Dut ~ u hoS 70 ihoc W Lnahe
amends. 7 will go to her and confess
all, and undo what have done" "Con-
fess first to me" said the girl. at is
Miss - who is the woman in che case
is IL notfr SIT is" "I thought as much.
Are you to marry herP 81 was 70 have
married her." "You must not 90 TO
mamma yet. She must be your wife
again before she knows the fearful
truth The young lady was equal to
the emergency. The twentieth annieer-
sary of her parents marriage was close
at hand. She invited all the. friends
and had them married again by the same
minister who performed the ceremony
twenty years before. She took pains to
have her mothers rival present, and re-
marked to her in corner, "Papa and
mamma are married again as fast as the
law can do it. Whether the truth is
ever known depends upon you. Papa
wi,l never tell it, [ am sure, and for
mamma's sake never shall 4 Butt
does seem to me, dear, that some other
climate would suit your constitution bet
ter than this" .Ah -3a
, 1880-07-01
n Hints About Camping.

Camping parties will soon be in order
and the followin ! hints about camp beds,
from the columns Of Afeld and Afoat
may prove to be of benefit to some of our
ieaders about to 90 to the mountains on
Summer excursions: "Iime used in max
ing a bed is well ,spent.r Never let your
self be pursuaded that humps and hol-
lows are good enough for tired man.
If you cut boughs, do not let large sticks
go into the bed; only put in the smaller
twigs and leaves Try your bed before
you turn in,' and see if it is comfort
able. In permanent camp you ought
to take time enough to keep the bed
soft; and / like best for this purpose to
carry mattress when l can, or to take
sack and fill it with straw, shavings,
or what not. This makes a much bet
ter bed, and can be taken out daily to
che air and sun. By this l avoid the
clutter there always is inside o tent fill
ed with boughs; and, more than all, the
ground or floor does not mould in damp
weather from the accumulation of rub.
bish on it 1t is better to sleep off the
ground if you can, especially if you are
rheumatic For this purpose build some
sort Of a platform ten inches or more
high, that will do for seat in daytime.
You can make sort of spring bottom
affair if you can find the poles for it, and
have little ingenuity and patience; or
you can more quickly drive four large
stakes, and nail frame work to them
to which you can nail boards or barrel
slaves. All this kind OF work must be
strong, or you can have no rough and
tumble sport on it. We used to see in
the army sometimes, mattress with
bottom Of rubber cloth, and top of
heavy drilling, with rather more cotton
quilted between them than is put into a
thick comforter Such mattress is a
fine thing to carry in wagon when you
are on a march; but you can make
softer bed than this if your are in a per.
mauent camp"