davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06
DR. METTAUK,S
n 6 A b A c Hk Pills

DIR. ME'TTAUK,S
HEA ACNE Pills
s Sk as II ys5{ iho1 1y: 5 Ssc
PEPSIA IN its worst forms, cleansing the body Of
excess OF que, producing regular healthy action
A fun size box OF these valuable PILLS, with full
. a.
For sale by Ill druggists at Is cents.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
hey: THOMAS GUARD. one Of the most eminent
MzTTiga's HE1DxCan PILLS have proved mosi
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev; IaoHA e. GAMBLE. pastor M. E. Church. Ha-
have tiled DR.. MrrrAus,s Hxxpkosr p,,ss
cid. md have been subject to CONSUMPTION num-:
10 my care, the first time Z come to BALTIMORE
"a4s d 70 a1aa ay you personally aoMAs aAmB1n
Rev. LEwm A. THmEKnD. pastor NJ. =. Church.
waterbury 1t No Mar.,,. u,.,.. $3.50
man Who was In bed With bad attack q BiliOu.
Fever. and In two days he was out attending tohk
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIRRKIKD.
Rev. .E.PKIERs. pastor n. E. Church. Urbana Vs..
1 haye qssd one one boz ;o,n q Pr M1TIAuP Hap
Please send me another box. '''0'' D'1''-'~''
Rev: g. " vHoBss. pastor N. z. Church. Pied
1haye given my wife. who II sufferer from Head
Aches Dr. MKTTAuR's HEADAoHE Pulls, and ons
' Your a al: A>' @"'' '1 GEO e'7 w. HOBBS
BROWN CHEMICAL CO..
fel3-eo Sole Proprfstors, BaItlmere. Md.
MUSICAL AUTHORITIES ON DECKER
Vl BROTHERS. PIANOS. = Theodore -
Thomas, 8. B. Mills. VIM. Mason: They 1&<f
ments. Their tone is pure. rich. brilliant very
distinct, and OF an entirely musical character.
Their workm anship is Of the very best. They are
unsurpassed by any other piano forts we have
ever seen. q. 81. KUHN. Sole Agent, also for Bur
dett Organs. n.3l
rPHOLSTKRERS, DEALERS. AND REPAIR
u ERH, call for prices on Perforated and xl4s-
dC Chair Bottoms and Backs. Any Hze Ei1gEo.
ltc. a. 3. WILLlAM& HArdWafa s1s 9TH street
n IMITRD OO-PARTNERsHIP - The under.
IL eigned do hereby certify that they have formed
aCo-pSYtnerehip for the sale OF Ice under the name
or arm Of Washington aud GeorgetoWn Ice 90 M
bills or accounts viii be paid unless upon vrittan
order signed John Leetch. Treasurer. Once No
1854 water street 0eQrgeeowp. d. o. John
LEfTOH. +. r. BARKER. n. KINHLOW. fehs
Fl. EoG: REKKiN1 Oouxssn1o.-A.-LXv.
0ee $3.50 noEthvsst. speciaiE-Pssx { Lev saa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06

Yellow, Dyspeptic, Nervous Invalids
grow strong. rudy and healthy by the use OF
the Lte6fg Co.'S Coca. Beef Tonic. Beware OF
limitations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06
NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
RESSON SPRINGS,
CAMBRIA Co Pa.

On the Suamit of the Aneehenee 2, 200 feet above
sea level within nine hours ride oiA A
Washin gton. SEAQ
By the erection OF new and elegant = ,tts
Hotel The accoE mOdatious at this CHARN1N Mt
RESORT have been grestly enlarged and improved
The drainage and water supply are perfect. Pas.
seneer Elevator, Electric BELLS. new Bath aud Bill
lard Rooms. and Ohildren's Dining and Play
Rooms have been added TO the equipment OF the
Rote, and it Las beeI elegantly furnished through
out.
Oottaee Residences to let.
Eirtt class usic, &c, &c.
For Circular containing Analysis OF the Water
jeI-2m W D. TYLER, supt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06
LADIES GOODS.
A. u. SCH0EIELD,
10sS SkvEN1H STREET NORTHWEST.

1855 sxvENlH STREET. NORTHWEST.
UNIVERSAL Assaa1IssSS 8. Ss:S sFFss PERFECT
q. These Patterns are celebrated for perfec.ion Of
ideas from the London sd Paris Fashion eea.ets.
afsRf for cos eArt mt
t sar sr. liz and ,g stock de-
New and beautiful designs in H.msurs' Tor
cnen axe. Swiss. Irish, Nainsook and other Trim
mnss Mo1s Of al Kind. and every shade. Ger
c d.ss ysy I'm q Fnssn
"A A fun stocf q Briggs Co. g Transfer Paper.s st
merry store. ass Penn.yvsnis ave. A nOsthWest
y: B:-The Kensineton Stitch laugh. here. ms
DOUGLAss,.
NINTH GENUINE ISL ISL z; 1 SHagR ''l1D'''
In s';ss s Sszis. Es s sssS!.; prices
cohsEF k as ASR hSM sSGSDr
LADIES' es and scffHlndsHis HOSIERY
IN New Des d,f5ss fcF Summer Wear.
THoMsoN's vEETiLATiNa. for no. weather.
~, DOUGLASS,
THE LARGEST AND FINEST
Selection Of
5TRAw GOODS. FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICH
PLUME5. FANCY RIBBONS, ETC..
South Of New York. at
MRS. }. r. PALMkR's.
Hoo F u. Bet. l1ih and 18th SITS.
az MONOGRAM AND Isle THREAD
GLOVES AT LOWEST PRICES. m7s
SUMNER PRICES; ,,,,.zp pp,cr.,,
MRS. M. J.. HUNT,
621 AND 62S D STREET NORTHWEST,
Having made extensive additions to her stock of
summer Millinery, is now selling 1he same at
greatly reduced prices. Special bargains in
Ostrich Plumee, Flowers and Shade Hate.
large variety of Paris trimmed Bonnets are
design, at prices far below cost OF manufac-
ture. m2I
NEW SUMMER GOODs.-French Pat.
~ tern Bonnets and Hats, Millinery Novelties,
Silk Wraps. Street and Travelling Wraps, Under
French Celsets. Lawn and Percsie wrappers.
e42, fine assortment Of Parasols and Gloves
Partisan Novelties in Neckwear, Black and White
Laces In great variety, Ladies and Misses Bathing
Suits and Gaps, and carefully selected line OF
fo ars1S can Novelties best English Needles
SCii: Ts:y,s.. F.ris, so5 F..s:7i1.s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06
DILED PILEDu PILEs;a
A SURE CURl FOUND AT LAST. NO On

NEED SUPPER.
sure cure for the blind, Bleedirs, ftohin4 ana
Uioeratsd Pies has bean discovered by Dr. WI:
nams tsn Indian remedy osllsd Dr. Mllisn ~
WORT chronic cases Of 3 and % yesn stand1a9:
No one need sufer i've minutes after .pplylns this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotsolh Ingtru.
ments and Eectuariss q, more harm than sod.
Wilhams' O.ntmept sbsorbs the tur o-s. allayg the
intes e itching (paricuiarlv e nigf after getf1nG
warm 10 bet), acts - . pouluce; gives instant and
painless relief and v prepared ony for Pflea Itch
irg Of the private parts, and nottsn elsa oold
b al druEeista, and scnt by msll On receipt q
pf1os. q per box. FRANK 3. HENRY co..
leepH Waahineton. d. O.. ssbiS-So-lD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06

RINER SPRINGS Tow open for reception Of
TEMBER LIST. Ample facilities for boat VE.R Y
iLg, fishing. bathing Grabbing: fruit in H.NE.
shorter tine, 81 60 rer day. Address DR. r. p
BLACKlsTONE, River spyings o.. Nd Pas
sengere On ArroTsmith land at Colton's VIII Arf.
jel 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06

CEOOND-HAND CLOTHING BDUsHT md -
- highest cab prices paid. Also. Hsichsa lev.
elrZa Guns Pifo!a. 6c. On O. ao6guM HxkxQ4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06

MIME. WASHINGTON,
III FASHIONABLE
DKESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE.
111l PeMna. ave.,
Dresses, Suits, Costumes. Oloaks &C., made In
hyperion style at short notice. Ladies can have
t0ed. ans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06

eepot On the ". 4 o. r. r three hours yEHAy
AfdTsss ]. a. fsicE rfOSrieior. Hi I va "a.
TIE POI ULAR WATERING PLACE.
CAPE MAY.
n REACHED By THE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
In Two HOURS FROM fHrIApELPar,.
Fast Yxrress Trains. with Parlor Osrs .ttachss,
hours and p. SCI ssrs Sill ana on ts
srrivsl at Ph,ladelphia UIion Transfer I..sk
Sc sts,ion oi The West jersey At the foot Of
For II rough Tickets. baggage Checsr ana ,un
lnformston sppy IS $50 Ar corner Ia
18th rect and Penn.y yania avenue st, ton Bal
sis isst s sss
nue.; Station Baltimore and Ohio r. h.
J.R. WOOD. General Psss'r Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. jes
III OTEL FOR sALE-One of the best and o des.
~ stapes In Central Penn sylvanis; OPP kAA
se Is sc re- S ssSs sSW
T Tran. R sor summer S Boarders ]. w1GBTMsI
osea AZ hHnE soR RRSGSsSe
CO per week. free COnveyanCee To- Il
Md from depot. five mies distant Address CHAS.
AOnLaOse. Proprietor je4 81
pINRY POINT HOTEL.
ST.. MARr's COUNTY. MARYLAND,
OreR for reception Of guests JUNE 18th. under the
m ms aseP ph OF the owner. Mrs. jos
The Hotel has Just been thoroughly rem IE:NH
oysfed. furnished and supplied v it'll every convs
nience Tor the CON fort Of guests, and IN ass
summer Home for families. Terms-$2 per day
GU per week and eS5 Per month Special arrange.
ments made for families. DsiIy commupicatInn
with Washington Baltimore and Norfolk by the fine
Moseley. ,-ie
For further information address
MRS. JOe. TRAvERs,
je2- pm Piney Point st. Mar,'s Co., M
I ,OGAN HOUSE,
ALTOONA, Pa,
On MAIN LINE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Amid the most picturesque scenery of the Ale
eheniee.
Its large, airy, elegantly furnished
rooms and superior cuisine render IL one vE.HAY
OF the most desirable orts in this state.
Tourists east or ives. can obtain good nights
rest ana Daylight view Of the Auegheuies by
stopping st the Logan.
First class music, &c.
For circular containing terms Of board, &c.
address W D. TYLER,
9el I'm Super atendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06

DLOCK ISLAND, r. LOGAN VIEW HO-
still water bathing; splendid ba's and FEAN
blue fishing; Hotel lighted with gas; IL "a:
cable. sen d for illustrated circular. O. s. MAR
DEN, Manager. mI4-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06
SUMNER RESORTS

WuI3s GROVE: Va on 3, a o. B.. evI-
leet guosts. Frssh Nib, butter veeets. MAJ
oer 4 ON our Farm. Fishing and ba n lEs
ug-jorner Ncelleni Tor bass. Terms 81 J mont n
OF twenty -eisbt days; no children under o.,
years taitn. Railr al station in sisht OF houss :
SSdIess MIS- ID. y. MoGlNNIs. willoE Grows,
SbtnhndCao CO.. Va. Se2- n q t2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06

HOBB's HOTEL.
~ COBB'S ISLAND. VA.
Eurf Bathing. Fishing. Snlpe Shooting, A a
This Hote is reopeDed for the reception vE.AQ
Of visitors. Terms 50 per day, Sl2 per t.I i
week, eS5 per month. Route from Norfolk or Old
Point pr stea Northampton to Cherrystone
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday. For fur
mSl-lm j. T. sPADY Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06

- sEY, viii reopen June Is, 1887. The n a
Situation is known IS one Of the most de MN
Fire be in Asbury Park. Two minutes lIsH
wals from Beach and Bathing Grounds; nesr the
Lakes. The horse has been enlarged several new
room ADDED snd refuruie he'd. Spring Bsds III air
Mattresses. etc; Bath Rooms. Hot and Gold
Water: perfect drainage Gas throughout I'm
proved kitchen facilities. Greatly enlarged dining
room and sumptuously provided table, viii rival
the best OF teaside resorts. Apply early and
choice Of rooms. Address
MRS. NJ. d. OAHILL,
Third avenue and Kingsley street. Asbury Park.
N y. m30.2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06

nILLER HOUsE-Most deiahtful location in
~ the State: scenery beau'iful; ca "A Il
pass pas thISnsn tie, tie town e Gettysburg. Ia
Charges moderate. Bus to and from depot Tree
For inforn alton apply to Mrs. E. l.. RIDGELY,
Hanover, Pa. m3I- Inn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07

An illustration OF prompt re-
turns from advertising is be-
fore us. Last week o firm in
town advertised 10i lbs best
coffee A sugar, $lO0. A gentleman
stepped into the Times Office and
obtained his paper almost on the in
slant it went to press. From thence
he went into Luther & Baumgart-
ncr's. Attention was called to the
price sugar was quoted In the adver-
tiscmcnt. Doubts were expressed
as to the possibility Ct obtaining 1t
there as quoted, SO to settle the mat
ter a man was sent to buy 81 90 worth
Of that sugar, when he was blandly
informed that the advertisement had
created such a run for 1t, that they
were "just out" The same firm is
"just OUT Of the "pappoose cigar"
which it has advertised somewhat
but never had lcgitimately. Some
Houses advertise what they keep for
sale; others what their neighbors
keen.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07
Lime Springs Spray.

EDITOR PLAN DEALER,-Dear sir:
Reform in March 3lst 1881 number
Of PLAIN DEALER, has said good
word. Yes, we all belong TO the gov
eminent, and the government slack
in our protection, as her children.
Good parents, generally educate
their children, as they have money,
and the child has brains. About one
third Of all the parents in the land
have no money, and many arc terri
bly, in want Of all things. The gov
eminent should see to educating
the children Of the poor, and fitting
them for congress, trades, preachers,
doctors nurses etc, and then it
should supply each with work to do,
at good pay. Per see, all are taxed,
even women and girls that are un-
married, when, by any lawful means
they have any property, they must
pay a tax, and the laws forbid them
to vote. Reform" has part OF it,
make all work." bat first find cork
adapted for all to do. at good pay,
and then set each to work, ten hours
each day, six days in each week.
Should sickness come, pay all their
expenses while sick per see old age is
coming when but few can work.
Very Respectfully.
Lazarus.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07
The Peace Of God.

by MATTE ID. MERRIAM.
stand In the beautiful, sweet moonlight,
And drink In the charm or the lovely night,
The summer stars, full Of sparkle and glow,
In the blue vault above whose depth none know.
The pale moon rides high In the heavens blue,
And over the earth falls the healing dew,
Ny foot fails lightly upon the soft grass,
And brush the lilac bush as pass,
The bright flowers nod In their slumber Deep
And a bird twitters here and there In Its sleep,
The tail, stately elm trees whisper and sigh
As the south wind Stils In their branches high.
A glimpse OF the moonlight that swclls and
heaves
With rythmieal motion, between each clowd
That sails Ger the zenith, 50 grand and proud.
Ny heart goes out In wondering sigh,
That Is almost a sob, and half cry,
For pitiful God who hears and heeds
The tale OF his chilaran's sickness and needs,
Then anguish and sorrow, their sob. and tears,
Their loves and their long.ngs, their hopes and
fears,
And close my hands In fcrvent prayer,
For the sake OF souls in doubt and despair.
For the dear little children, upon whose face
Hunger and sorrow have left their sad trace.
For dear little eyes that have looked into mine
With pathos OF patience almost sublime.
For parents whose hearts are bleeding and torn,
That sin has enslaved the precious first born,
For homes that are desolate sad ami drear,
For the empty cradles and empty hearts,
For the faded eye whence the hot tear starts,
For the cringing forms that bear cruel blows
In silence and patience that only God knows,
For all these pray with an earneslness,
That is born Of a fervent tenderness.
That asks OF a pitiful Father above
To send down his comfort and peace and love,
To his earth worn children. who watch ana weep
In the darkness OF sorrow and anguish deep.
And through the hush Of the beautiful night,
And through the bans OF the pale moonlight
There comes soft voice sand my peace will
give
Freely to all who viii only receive
And II falls on my herrt like a heavenly strain,
Or the sweet, soft tones. OF distant refrain.
And clasp my hands, and bow my head,
But the tears are gone, and smile instead,
| And as stand here In the moonllghts glow,
| My heart and my soul with THAT peace DER now.
And the stars shine on ana the flowers nod,
And the whole earth rests In 1.-THE PEACE or ooD'
Cresco, Iowa, April End. 1881.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07

John 7. Harlow a first class car
pentcr and builder has left Cresco and
in few days will be followed by his
family. He was one OF the contractors
on our new court house and his han
di-work may be seen not only there
but all over the town and county,
on our best buildings Ut every class
and description. His contemplated
place OF labor for the future Is kau-
kauna, Wisconsin.
G. w. Kcithly who has kept to-
bacco store in town for the past year
has shipped his goods to the same
place and will go into business there.
Morally, and for integrity Of charac-
ter and personal honor no man 10
our town stood higher.
w. Z. Stewart another Of our true
and Industrious laboring men has
sold his team and such other arti-
cles rs were too cumbersome to re-
move and goes to the same town in
quest OF employment to keep the
wolf OF starvation from his door.
Gorum Weaver, who has resided in
Howard county for quarter OF CEN
fury, always In every relation Of life,
In society, in business, sustaining o
high moral character with strict bus
mess integrity, fitness and capacity,
also leaves Cresco with his family to
locate and enter into bushes in the
rev town springing up near kaukau-
M, Wisconsin. He has the means, the
enterprise, and the energy to make
his mark there, beside his son
Stephen, is worth half dozen who
would only be interested to the ex-
tent Of their per diem in the success
Of the business.
Henry Clark, who has likewise
built up good record in our COM
munity, and has done as much as
any other person toward building up
its business, its business Houses,
having been one OF tho original own
ers and builders Of Lyric Hall, and
its residence property has likewise
taken his departure to this new town
there to enter into some branch Of
the mercantile business. And We re-
greet that u score or more OF other
good citizens, full OF days work,
honest and persevcring, the very
kind OF material that secures public
and private improvements; that
builds cities and towns; the manhood
which constitute states, are prepar-
ing to seek field Of employment
where their brain and nerve force
will be appreciated, employed and
compensated.
Procrustes IN the mythology Of
Greece was u noted robbcr who
placed his victims on a bed OF iron,
and their stature was made to lit by
either mutilating or stretching. The
Procrustean bed that the bigotry,
hypocrisy and intolerance Of a few
OF our people have established for
those who differ with them upon
questions moral or political is bear
ing its fruit. This exodus is some Of
it. And yet devoid of the sense of
justice and decency, the paupers and
knaves who bring these evils upon
our town and county worship their
god by singing Of such men rs we
have described:
s.With rapture we rejoice to sec,
The cllSS rnmaYed.o
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07

Tho so-called temperance people
need not spend any more breath to
prove that intemperancc is terrible
evil. The public very generally are
Satisfied o. this ;evcn those who indul-
&c to excess admit it. What is needed
now is evidence that the course pur-
sued is the most efficient means OF
conducting temperance work and Of
promoting the cause, of reform among
those who are the victims of the vice.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07
(uiticu:ra
Something Of interest to every Man,
Woman and Child.

ana loaded WITH The
,,.'sa .oa ~ s.,as,,,aaf
ioiSo' " ~. ,,ro,,o,, an
Ii yonr Li!e Strenatn oozihs oa' 'hio"e" On
hcurao'e .'ei " 49, ora
In y0ur Skin covered Win Itchlhs, scaV anu
SerOfulOus Humors?
II your Complexioa disfigured With Uusightly
EruptiOnS or Blemishes7
n your HaIr thin. lifcless and rapidly falling
c,it- ana Scalp covered with Scales:
1. a.. Ell. IN your Hands Rough. Red, Crack
a. - G,sattnu9
90. o..,,r nm Nth scro,u,ous
rrnryo 1sih nrs,tnr from nvsry nore?
80 NJ, a,t,o,ea ,,,,, sca,d Head or anv Scalp
or srin i,nmoTs
80. 49, ~ n,,,,, arcpcv can ca sreedily.
r,ermnnenfiy and economically cleanse tie Blood
s.lenr the Compexion and Skin, restore the Hair,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07

A great desideratum in the pre-
paration Of medicine is that it should
be palatable without loosing its ef-
ficacy. This the case with Prickly
Ash Bitters, and being graded as re-
CARDS their cathartic properties, they
are better adapted for general use
than any other similar article. A
trial will convince the most skeptical.
APRIL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07

cow~rexa1ional Church.--Rcv Nex. :. - =.
s6coennell Pastor, services every Snbbntn at We,
I. N and 7:3s p. m. Sunday schoetA - ~ -
are cordially invited.
r~s.eonal. Grace Church-7ectsr, Rev. r.
IT. fOTrs. Services every Sunday At ii:oo D.
\. And I y. m. Sunday School ~ .. m.
evening prayer Friday evening. =. n,h,. .or.
daily Invited.
Methodist Episcopal--Rev. Geo Ei,lo. !,
SUNDAY. at ten A. NJ. ana . -
SNbbath school Immediately after morning se. ~
T. Ay meeting each Thursday even hss.
free. General invitation extended.
BApTIsT.-Rev +, W. Green. Pastor. services
every Sunday In Prices Hall, SUNDAY
morning and evening, at the same hour as ser
vices the congregational Church. Seats
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07

Rev. Mr.. Pcrcival the coming Rec
tor OF Grace church will be present
for services on Easter Sunday. The
church is to be trimmed in an appro-
pirate manner suited to the occa-
sion. The members of the church
its friends and the public are cordial
" invited to turn out and give the
Rector a hearty and earnest reeep-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07

Holt Nichols one Of the Pioneers OF
the county died at tile residence OF
his son VIM. G. Nichols in Albion
township last week. We learn that
he had been indisposed for nearly
the entire winter. He was quite adj
vanced in years, but we are unable
to give the period Of his existence
on earth. A good man and a quiet
citizen.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07

The Secretary Of the Treasury does
not deny the right OF the government
to pay all its bonds in standard silver
dollars; then why stop making the
dollar we owe? Everybody knows
that payment Of the bonds in stand
ard silver dollars is the exact perfor-
nance OF the contract.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07

To wait until You are down on
your bed with disease you may not
get over for months. is the height OF
folly, when you might be easily cur
ed during the early symptoms by
using Parler's Ginger Tonic. 1t
costs only triiie, can never do any
harm, and possesses curative proper
ties in the highest degree. We have
known the palest, sickliest looking
men, women and children become
the rosiest and healthest, from the
timely US Of this pure family mcdi-
cine. Sec advertisement in other
cOlumn.-OOserref. APRIL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07
REEDS GILT EDGE TONIC restores the appetite

"Just Out is never said at the
Philadelphia Clothing House in re-
ference to goods. That House is not
"out' on any thing pertaining to the
goods in its line. Itncver advelti-
ses goods which it has not in stock
because such goods are in demand,
thereby hoping to allure the unwnry
within its doors that they may be in
duced to accept something else rs
our over-the-way god-and- morality
neighbors do. The stock at Zunde-
lowitz' is never "out;;" il there is any
article you want pertaining to the
clothing trade come and examine ii
and it shall be tho lowest in town.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-07

Advertise ments in double columns,
doublc the single column rates.
business Cards of five lines, one year SO.
All advertisements making more than
Ave lines win be Charged as one inch !.
All transient advertisements to be PAID
IN advance
Advertisements inserted in the local no.
tice column, 10 cents line for frs! inscr-
ton. and five cents line for each subse-
auent insertion; hut no notice inserted for
less than 80 cents.
Lsral notices will be charged ST per
square for the first insertion. and 30 cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
An legal notice: must be upon the .s. resp po
saS,sy o. ,n Nc ss,davit Of publication will
be given until the publication fees are paid.
All accounts payable quarterly
In connection with the paper, We have 2
.,,1erd;i .senrtment az Jshbing Material.
and are prepared to execute all kinds OF
printing in style unsurpassed.