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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13
RERn's GlIr Enas Toxic cures nvspepsia

Ccesco is night watched marnifl-
Gently with Analy McAn!rew rs chief
OF Police. Temperate, attentive,
faithful, Away, Oh duty. not over Of
ticions, courteous aud civil ut al!
tines, he enjoys the confidence re-
snect and esteem Of every temper
ance man AMI woman in Cresco for
the ncbic traiis enumerated. Long
may his baton wave.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13

Philip Mead who has been visit
ing relatives In New York and Wis
consin returned on Tuesday having
had pleasant visit.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13
IT'S ws KY PIONEER PRESS

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13
REEDS CIR Epes TONIC restores the appetite

REEDS GlLf EpGK Tonic restores the appetite.
The Library Association will meet
with Rev. A. $. Mcconnell Monday
Jan II 1881 at u D. m. Lecture by
Miss Kittic Clink.-Theme England
in 1880. All interested cordially in
yited.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13

Higher prices Will take some of
tho stitl'rning out 81 tho public cled-
II, but the men who raise hogs ind
corn will breathe frrer,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13

Tumors, crysipelas, mercnrial dis
eases, scrofula and general debility
cured by DIR. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher." Sold by druggists. 1874
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13
HAVE you
Ever Known

Any :sr,aa u he sstasS'N II Il saoat ! ,s.sk
stsaaaeh ur iae.ct ~. siNsr ~ kAia.Ns Anil waca
these as-sssaS axe ia gtat eaa>s.tl ~ ~ sat 80
fssAerS Gias~r taAis aswsN> fe~esasss tAess
,hl.Sr; aat organs and as'Ner Iste> 10 msNe ~
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part az the sy>ssGl Il ea> cllva aass sc>ts NJ
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13

The Favorite Have Me Smoking
Tobacco Is the best made. Sold by
G. Il. Webster, ut the Cheap Corner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13

The Hon. John McHugh's bond in
the sum Of $4,000, as receiver in the
Strother matter, has been filed and
approved by the court.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13

The rapidly increasing popularity
OF Days Kidney Pad is due solely to
its Intrinsic merit.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13
Chicago & North Western Railway.
-
MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL.

Q Cash will buy 10 lbs. A. Sugar
ED ut w. B. Webster's.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13

Bertrand the Photographer Is visit.
ing In Cresco. He reports busin: So
good ut Independence.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Conversational Chnrch.--Rcv. Ilex. ?
Mcconnell, Pastor, services every Sabbath ut 1923
q. N. and 7:SS p. m. Sunday school Mt Il m. Al
are cordially invited.
Episcopal, Grace Church-7ector, Rev. r.
n. PoTTs. Services every sunday At il:co ..
=. aAd .. a. Sunday School 10 .. u.
uvening prayer Friday evening.
Seats ~ free. Strangers and the Pablo. cor
daily invited.
Methodist a.eopal----ReS. Geo Elliott
Sunday, at ten \ A. ~. Aid ?: n.
Sahbsth school Immediately after morn nR service
r - r meeting each Thursday even n.e. seats
ire. General Invitation extended.
BAPTIST.-Rev. r, ". Green. Pastor. services
every sunday In Prices Hall, sunday
morning and evening, AZ the same hour AZ ser
vices the Congregational Church. Seats
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13

U cash will buy II lbs light brown
lsugar ut W. b. Wcbster's.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13

The New York MINING NEWS, Publishes tbs
following card:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13

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apprupeintinn asksd for ilpm ConsEeaa. but never
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for three hours without scrap a. pnper. TAs
Only prepsrnifnn be makes b masking seflsenees
and passages IN this book Or thak hnss assn
him time and AGAIN thunder away fbr twn h0urs
without siOppfng esen Tor gIass u waaex He
reviaes his speeeheA. however; @skes additioas
and corrections in clear hand. much Iihe that
0f . college boy, and gives The pginaesa little
trouble with his proof" Hill has m asaonndfng
memoFy, and no man in pubic life except I'd
munds has hi4 imperturhahili,y. The only man
who could ven worry Hin or excite hin wrath
in dehale was
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and once speech b out Of hfs moath be doesn't
bOtheT his he4d shout Il. During al TIE years
he has been ID the Benate he has not revised .
single speech- He turns everything h his mind
beforehand, ard never rises tn address the Sen
ate without having weighed IN his mind what
he intends saving. sss sa
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more than any ether Senator, indalges Ia manu-
script, preparing even . flvemfnnte speech with
great care. This Is his inaexibls rule, and has
been since he entered puhlie life. Amer Ae de-
liVen his speeeAes, OF rather afer be reeds them,
he hands his manuscript 10 Mr Murphy. The
Senate ssenOgfApher. who sends Il 70 the govern
ment printing Odlce. TIE composison never
have any an4ihemas for the Judgsas writing.
which il laEg4, distinct and fun Of character.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

rUBLBHED KvKRY TUEsDAY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

Set sReeeIA - anA ea-AanA TAM.
The Senate |is Son 10 mess asaia. and lheG-
pected presence cf the sol0ns here inspires sus
Of our eorrespDndenA - say thai tileve ere very
few men in either Hsuns Of Osnssu~ Who speak
upoa any impoTtans msasaFs wifhouk having
made the m0&t elahuraae psspnratiun. The n
braEy 10 F1nSAcked fog hooAa, nld newspausr
files are hesaGht fnnm their nonkN and cDsds Of
paper are used IN taking note&" These noses
are filed out. put in Order. and then yuu have q
q set aueer.h -
, 1881-01-15

4 Young Man In Indiana Writes u Let.
ter GIslng Dlrsctluns ~ to ths Nlspo~
sitlon VI Ills" Body and Tllen Kills
12tlusolF.
Spsetal nttpa'tA II Tas chfeaoo 7rtbsus.
1spIAsApoLls, Jun. 1I.-'rho following
telegram l,aa beun received In this city touch-
lax a very coul aaIclslv which occurred this
morning IN Mount Vernon, Iosey County:
IS. u. Vnnce, Jr., son Ut Judgu Vance, Of
Evansville. anlcislett Mt 10 o'clock this lMor,,-
Ing by laldaNlm at Mount Varno,,. Young
Vance WIS brot!lal-l,r1aw Of IL. II. Slo,,se,
who committed Suicide ut Louisville, Ky.,
NoY. ~. lie ltad been drinking, and left d
letter Us follows to the hotel proprietor:
MOUNT VERNON. Ind, Jun. l4.--:Mr. Nalttr:
When my fuuin IL opened ] will 10 fDilnA lrua.
Ie!exyaPE my death 70 y. u. Vance, 6:l Upper
Third atreat, Evansville, lud Then xut IL cu..!,,
aud alitp my tienl etEps1 u ltcnAcrsOn. Ky, hy
tho neAfest route. thlak thu uAsilus Ut my lu1.
mediate md dearc8t E1latlors wl,uiA riko III un.
conventional hnrroF wero ! tur an in4tunt 10
t0ntumplut0 such \ plebulun idea ~ butnK
bufod III il sosordonl. IN my right huud ycsI-
pocket you WIN lind cnouah snoi.ey 70 pny tyr
the lispntch to EvntsyiIu. Mr. =, u. Vance will
pAy III other charges. P4uass ship ne in,tuolf.
eIely aft1F the discovery Ut my ausgusplrl."
foAF tFleud. u. u. VANCE, JA.
, 1881-01-15

notes sent to tho Treasury for redemption Is
n return to tho system which existed prldr to
resumption Of Sbcciu payments. Ohe Of tho
reasons for issuing the original 'ottter, which
tho ortler of tt-tay rcyoscs, was TINT thoScc-
retary NJ tito Treasury might better ct,t,.rnt
tic lcgul.trmter currency, Thu Il!tty'col-
dit,ol, Vi Nntihnal-hnnk currency IN ttlnl1y
lmrts Of lilo country. 10 wtIcl, the TrcnAnrar
Ut tho United States refers In his reports, mid
tho strung pressure for reitof, has causct,Ai
Sherman IL sevoke t,is order. ~
TftE F1ttsr ORDER
lind tho effect 70 greatly check redemption,
and to reduce tho work OF tho Redemption,
Bureau y1ry much mora t1,an onc-haff. There
'wcru two lca.li,g rensuhs which caused tho
lss,le OF tito order In tho first Ms!ancc,-trst,
thu desire Ut Secretary Sherman to prevent
tho bntks from rrdceMlng their ctfCulntio1i
notes In icgal4tcncrs Mt TINT particular time,
80 that they might not turn abo,tt Md tlc-
mand gotd for their lcsat-tgnters, a1ul THUS
clnt,arr,ss resu>Nption: sccunt1, WIS tic fnct
tint tho country bn.lks hal always been
oirosED 70 T1II; REDEMPTION OF Cufl-
nEScY,
except 1t was absolutely unfit for circulation.
Tor some reason Secretary Sherman 1T that
t!ne desired 10 SECURE tho favor Of tho coutt-
try bnnks. Thu order refusing to pay tic TX
press charges had tho effect to instantly stnp
redemption. THIS wins lssucd u',tlsr II strulMcd
construction Of tho Inv, MS Secretary S1er-
mai, was Mt tint titnu advised. The prcsu1lt
urgent demand fnr II c!eaner currency, mil
tic fact tl,at resumption Is assured, 1inyo
lnale 1t p0ssEbie to rcyuke tho ur.ltr.
, 1881-01-15

people, We trust, therefore, that your EN-
cc,encIcs will understand that We aro speak
Ink for The Government Of Tie Un]te1 STATUS,
nnd that VIC represent
rs ALI. THAT WE MAY SAY
tl,a grave, wel!-cens!lcretl resolution Of TINT
Government, nl,d that, wl,ilc we apnroacl,
you In tho ilost n.nlcablo spirit md syll 8Iyo
tie ,uust respectful attcnttdn to 'hty:vioWs
y0u ,,lay submit u our consideration, We
cnnnot in any discussion accept, MS satFs-
factory, 'lang,,ngo whic', separates the taos-
ern,isnt OF the United States from Its pro-
pie, or clnlns tho right oil tho part of tho
Chinese GuyernE,ont TO question TIC slit
curity Ut MY communication, wlIlclI we n'ay
mike In tts behalf"
Thu cuncessiuil In tie trcnty relative to tho
opium trade Is, of course, of great benefit 10
China.
IT Is MUCH TO HE 1,ounrEp
whether tic concession which our Commits
sieilurs hnyo given Tint all actions bctwcan
our citizens alll the subjects Of C''fna rela-
live to debts sI.nll bu brought III tile Clitlleso
courts will be Ut advantage to Alnericalt
merchants. On tho contrary, 1t nlny result
in placing obstacles Ii, The way Of the collec-
tloM Of debts due American merchants.
, 1881-01-15
Blaine and conkltng Still unspeak'
ably Angry at Each Other
Hrs. Christianoy.
Tie Telcgrap1!c Consolidation Likely to
Dring About postAl Telegraphs
Before Long.
Filthy Funk Notea-Ponsion Agonts-
0onaling's Triumph Over Hayes
Bisboo-grant's Article.
SENATE.
A nays WORK.


Erftia& Dspateh to JTt Chicago Tribune.
WAslilSaroS. u. C.. Jan. A.-trhe Sennte
WIS very Industrious tt-day, alui got through
Will, 81 much business that n SunatUr who
yttctl easly lit tho afternoon aHa1nst a11uurll-
itig over until Alnntlay el,nnged Ills vote Inter
III t!o tlay on tl,a ground TINT n lulidny Ind
bpcn cArneu. Senator llUar's ruling wien III
tho ci,alr ycstcrduy afternoon that punt Ut
urller could not be ratsed ag:linst an ntneill-
n.ent To III. Appropriation bill inter tho dr-
bnte had beell permitted to PROCEED on the
merits Ut such amendment WIS not sustained
by the Srntu to-day. After that Ind been
Disposed Ut
THE Array APPROPRIATION I'LL.
WIS p:.ssel ~ amended, aud will EH back to
tho House. Thu Military Acate.lly Appro-
priallon btl was then reid and passed. With
ont woEtl III debAtu Or nny alteration. 1t Il
rslluUrcd, BY thu wny, tllat thu report of tho
Congressional Visitors 10 West Point lust
a,'tIulcr will suun appear, alld that the 1,l-
l,urlty report. written by Senator Edmunds,
Will review the Whitaker case In decided
" splcy lnal,ter. X joint resolution nppro-
1r!at!ng S!,'IW for tie uxpenses Ut thu Inter-
National Sanitary Convention now In session
Mt tilt Stutc Department here was passcA
after SONIA opposition, hsailcd by Mr. Co,,!i-
ling, wltnsu argument was busod OIL cutlstltu-
tioMnl grounds. 'rIu Senate, by a vote Ut 10
to II, ttccEde4 that 1t liatt tile constitutional
right to nuke the appropriation, ond it was
tlntt
, 1881-01-15
IN THE HOUSE.
Ittt1Js 1,ES ftSF = q

8pteiai DhpAsch to Tat GI.tsleo Tribune.
WAst1lSoroS, d. e., Jun. l4.-rAu Iouse
devoted The t!ny to private bills, tho ps!nclpni
part Ut the tluhatu uetnx leyuted to tho Ques-
tlui whether Congress, a specal COURT, Or the
Court ut cialst,s was tho proper triduat be-
fort whlcl. 1nta[a,,-uepredntiou clutn,s should
be heard. lilo specin! bill considered was
one for tho relief Ut Wlllinm Rcuus, fayorn-
bty rruurtptt by the fndtan Committee. Tt.cre
lire similar c!ntn,s pending betors Congress
which aggregate over Sl.Ooo.0N. This bill
saiked ttsu ultcst(o,i as IL tho entire ctuss u
which 1t heiunya. feslus wns driving herd
Ut cnttla trom Ku,lsas u the Indian Tgr-
r!tory, wlIrn liz WIS attacked by hand
Ut Osagu Iudians. a,ld Ills cutie stuten from
him 1uMl
DRIVEN UPON THE RESERVATION.
Tlle treaty sttpniati0lls prevented him from
following tt,eth there, altt II Wns ulnfntntIlrd
that, in cusseQuencsof this treaty, tile United
Stntcs becuMu llab,e fur this lusA. The llouse
adopted this ,icw md passed the bitl, anu tie
question as 10 tho proprtu,y OF sen.tlnx such
clainIs to the Cnnrsuf Clhtlas was Nottlecllcu.
.Thero We're twelve other bills passed tn Eoll,-
lnIttee Ut thu Whole, but the session ter
mtnatcsl without dtspnsing Of tllent, at nd
jour.lusent being .natlo neccssary by Tie want
Ut u quorum. The nttel.pt will bu ,na1a To-
,norrow to lake up ard finish tho Fuudtny
ILL, but 1t Is doubtful whether iHal vote
cal. be taken, owing to thu great number ot
amendments,
, 1881-01-15
PENSIONS.

GOOD ADVICE, WHATEVER THE AS1Mus,
Special DApdieh to IAe h;hleapo Tribune.
WAsItlS1ToS, ID. G., inn. H.-Iha late dis
cnssfo''s here over the management Ut pel,-
sion cases by cartain claim agents Is bringing
to light lnal]y facts caililcrtua With tho bust-
ness. It las bum tho practics Of tho cola-
missioner OF l1ustons tp answer all commits
nlcatlons of numbers Of Congress III reEurl
to pensions rs promptly MS possible, knowing
tlmt Il very considerable portion OF their cor.
fesGol,.lence consists of Efforts to MID soslsc
Ut their soldier constituents, or their huirs.
last year over 10000 lettsrs were writer.
from the oIlice, giving ,nembars a1,d 'sena-
turs Information N to, What wns needed to
advance pension cases THIS frea asla elect
I've ssrvitV to applicants on tie par& OF sHuna-
bcrs Ut Congress has given great cancer, to
certain claim agel,ts wllo dcsire to perform
TtiE sAAE sE!lVItE Fu1t MONEY.
The following clrcnlHr will show Can-
gress.nen md tho public tho sslrawd lnotnuu
by Which so'Ae Ut these ngcMts l.aye attetnpt-
cd 10 attuch then all as telpcrs to their
clatnl.agcI!cy embellishments:
II. 4. HlAAlcK. HANA0Esl. PRESIDENT or TIE
l'Essloaklls' NATIONAL ilEs.tEY ASSOCIATION,
CHAIRMAN or TIN pEAs10Nxls' COMMITTEES,
| sot.plERs' ltEOAnp A1ENoY, wAsNlxaros,
! u. o. Deu. u. le,a.-nEAn SIR; We auyiso YOU,
II you deslro ~ hurry tho allowance a1la p.y-
nrnt Ut yuur c1Ailn fur your lnuthor's peualol.
~ Wr'tc letter " your luou,bor Of Congress-
hcEo. a,lu ask hlm to cA't up your claIm Ut once.
etata to him tho data yuur eta!1u wns Alcl,
and that It u complete, and thsro Gun
10 10 wood runsuu witty II u not allowed,
md pui4. II 1t pension clalm,'. giyo
lilo uulnUcr ss, ,&ia; II bounty claim, Elyo y6ar
e.,a!@ny, rvg!aeat, and sta.o. st.t9 your !a|ees.
Slties. atla Ihat yuu ar9 KfpAty In uecd OF tha
aulnunt duo you, and II YOU know Ut any onu
acqualatsd With yaur auunber pf C9nHress1 hare
haua Ut shon' ulsu tu prass hIlu ~ obtslu III Fc-
port aud disposition VI your cta[a. !They are ~
fur behind taat It " thuso WIN make tho must
pressure who rot tl,elr elalms through must
promptly. sha!l do VII can and oa1y ask shus
yuu follow my nllyteo to prcss hatu Oh your
Representative. Yours truly,
| II. a. DlMN1CK.