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uAyWard,S shoe Store.

Is not boiling, neither is 1t freezing
but It Is running along ON the even
tenor OF It's way, and selling the
BOOTS and SHOES, ut prices that
bring the customers, and the cncour.
agement and warrant OF his extensive
trade has induced him to now oFFEH
his entire stock OF Boots and Shoes
1t cost for the next sixty days, for
the purpose OF making some changes
and enlarging his Boot and Shoe
business in Cresco.
Remember this is what we mean,
COST, SO come and learn the prices,
It will convince you that we sell US
we advertise. Those who have not
been 50 fortunate az to buy at Hay
wards, had better come in sleighs
80 AS to save their feet in getting
there. eB When you arc shod from
Hayward's Store you can go OIL foot
or on horseback.-Es
Take the shortest route to HAY
WARDS BOOT AND SHOE STORE at
Allcmnn's old stand.
Cresco Iowa, Dec. 10Th. 1880.
u1()t3
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The court i'm the ease OF Bloom
ingdale vs. Price. it is alleged gave a
most unwarranted charge to the ju-
~. We hear it stated that the Judge
charged the jury that mo matter
how honest the defendant might
have been in selling to plaintiffs
husband or for what purpose sold, it
did not diminish his liability under
the law Notwithstanding such a
charge and the eloquence Of counsel
for plaintiff no one of the jury propo-
sed a judgment Of over 800 while
six favored giving none, finally
agreeing upon SIS. The case will
60 to the supreme court.
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The following resolutions were
adopted by Cresco Temple OF Honor,
December 18th 1880:
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Su-
preme Ruler OF the Universe. to re-
move from earth, to the Grand Tenn
pie above, the wife Of our esteemed
Bro. Sidney H. Clark, be it therefore
ResOlUed, That we tender to our
bereavcd Bro, our warmest sympa-
thy and condole with him and his
family the loss OF an exemplary wife
and christian mother; assuring them
that in her death, society has been
robbed Of one Of its brightest jewels.
Res0ired, That the above rcsolu-
ton be spread upon the minutes OF
our order, that copy be furnished
to our bereaved Bro, and his family,
ard that o copy also be furnished to
the Cresco papers for publication.
/ /. I I. SMITH SMITH. lcommittee.
IF. WEBSTER
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The growth or the Farmers' Alliance

This new farmers movement Is
attracting wide spread attention
among farmers both East and West.
The Publisher OF The WESTERN
RrRAL has secured the organization
Of a National Alliance which through
It's Secretary is sending out humid
reds OF charters authorizing the
organization Of local Alliances in all
parts Of the country. For full par
ticulars about the movement send
for free copy Of The Western Rural,
Chicago. The Rurol is boldly advo-
eating measures for the purpose Of
preventing the adulteration OF the
food products Of our country. This
adultcration is not only fraudulent,
hut is threatening the health Of our
people, and is destructive to legiti-
mate production and trade. The
Rural expects to accomplish this to-
gethcr with other reforms which
will be OF great benefit to agriculture
through this organized effort.
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THE IOWA HOMESTEAD.

Every farmer needs m independent,
Agricultural and Family Newspaper. The
Iowa HOMESTEAD is the only paper Of it,
class in this State or the Northwest. Il il
specially devoted t. tie interests Of Western
Farmers TO Stock aud Fruit raising, Dairy
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departments Of the Farm, Orchard. Garden
.nd Household. Il gives complete and care
fully corrected Market Reports, a Summary
Of all important News If the Week, Basi-
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Immigration and Railway News. Amen.
it's regular contributors are many Of the
abiest practical men in the country. |, is
independent in the discussion Of ali subjects.
A Farm. Garden, Household and Business
Manual, more complete and valuable than
many which are sold At from S., to s., will
be mailed free to each new subscriber; write
at once. b. L. GrE, editor Subscription re-
duced to $3.50. Sample copies and club rate.
free. Address, HOMESTEAD, n~ Mo:nee,
Iowa.
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THEPIONEER PRESS
/ g g l.

The p!cS.-.s Pa.ss." tho saltwater Ia,lahnr
mar lis un,-.i.sy the representative paper OF tbs
Northwest. Tire amsua. Of money eSpenlef! ~
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Il news are unsurpassed AMI unc,;ua.ei. Ii in u
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My the aling sspars in II cities nay much
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}. fa.aia! historian ~ public events inst. candle
NH impartial .cnsor Of public men and meAearea
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ImpOrted MOlsteln Cattle.

Vim. II. Patterson has bought and brought IA
Howard county, four Holstein COWS, from the
celebrated herd Of Hon. Edgar Huidekoper, Of
Meadvtle, ra. These celebrated cattle are re-
corded In the lfolstein herd book, as follows:
WrLHELxINA, No. 730, imported from North
Holland, March 81, 1878, BY Edgar Huidekopcr
calved March, 1877; color, black, With white
heart In forehead; white stripe across shoulder
and hip, white star under throat. Bred to An
tOn, June 10, 1870.
COLuMBIsE, No. 80, calved June .. 1877; sire,
Anton tt62), dam, nylku GAY; color black; white
on shoulders and right hin; white stripe In face,
Bred to Wonter, May 9, 1870.
CAMILLA. No. '52; caivcd June n, 1879; sire,
Anton t4s2,, dam. Zepka t'3): color white, black
head, &C. Bred 10 Montcr, May %, 1850.
MANIFOLD, No. T53. calvcd April IA, 1879; sire.
Anton ts6s; dam, Cecilia CAS-; color black, with
little white: white star In forehead. Bred to
WOtiter, July -, 1885,
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GoDEY's LADy's Book FOR JANUARY,
1881, Lies upon our desk, giving
promise OF twelve delightful visits
during 1881. 1t is greeted in the
homes OF America as a we'll beloved
friend. who gives pleasure, advice,
Information, and direction to the
mothers, wives, and daughters of
each household. The present num-
Der contains all the old well-known
features, aud in addition the first OF
the promised Novels, from the pen
Of Mrs. L. B. BeniaMen, the we'll
known author OF "Hilda and T."
"Brightside," and the charming Sc
rial "Glenarchan," published in the
DAdy's Book in 1880. The Novelty
Page alone is worth the price OF the
Magazine to the ladies', and they
have music and a bewildering array
OF fashion and fancy work guides.
We will take subscriptions for
Godey's Lady's Book and the PLAIN
DEALER for 1881. and send both to
subscribers for the low sum OF 81, rs
per annum cash in advance for both.
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REKp'GiLrs EDGE Tonic cures Fever and Agu,

The Congregational church at
Dunkirk n. Y. and the one at Roch-
ester n. \. have had their clergymen
deposed by the Presbytery because
they don't believe in hell. Both the
deposed continue to preach and the
people rush in greater throngs than
ever to hear them. Heretics. they
who think and speak. or they who
assume tho right to stifle thought
aud suppress speech?
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Worth Remembering.

Now that the good times are again
upon us, before indulging in extrav-
asant show, 1t is worth remembering
that no one can enjoy the pleasant
est surroundings il in bad health.
There are hundreds OF miserable
people going about to-day with dis
ordered stomach, liver or kidneys, or
4 dry hacking cough. and one foot in
the grave, when fifty cent bottle
OF Parker's Ginger Tonic would do
them more good than all the cxpen-
sive doctors and quack medicines
they have ever tried. 1t always
makes the blood pure and
rich, and will build you up and give
you good health at little cost. Read
OF 1t In another column. Ilt4
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Men who have heads filled with
ideas will attentively read the arti-
Gle on the fourth page Of the PLAIS
DEALER, from the pen OF +. b. Thur
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thoroughly discusses most Of the
phases Of the transportation ques.
ton. The tools OF corporations such
as national banks and railroads have
neither heads or hearts to relish its
manly, stubborn truths. The won
der is that man who entertains
such ideas should contribute thou
sands Of dollars for the success Of
the republican party, which has fos.
tered and built up these vast mo-
nop0lies, and which has conferred
upon them controlling power over
the accumulations Of every species
OF legitimate industry.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06

Oakes Bros Concert.

Friday evening January 14th the
Oaks Brothers concert troupe give
IN entertainment in Lyric Hall. This
troupe have good reputation in
Cresco and will without doubt have
II full house. The following press
notices show that their reputation is
good likewise elsewhere:
Our citizens were treated to a
superb entertainment last night ut
the Opera House by the Oaks Bros
Concert Company. Each and every
member OF the troupe performed
their respective roll to perfection.
The entertainment was the best that
ever visited this Grinnell,
Iowa.
ED. S. Thomas, of Cakes Brothers
Concert Company. is quite Il sketch
artist. He adorned the Pacific House
register yesterday with Il very hand
some and attractive colored pencil
drawing.-Countil Bluffs Paper.
1.-The entertainment given in Frazer
Hall last evening by the Cakes Bros
Concert Company was well attended.
The flute solo by John H. Cakes was
excellent, and his musical glasses
were perfectly immense -Lavrence
Journal.
Its worth the price Of admission
to hear tho beautiful strains produ-
ced upon tumblers by j. H. Oakcs
Lincoln Ncb.
We have only time to say about
the Cakes Bros Concert Company
entertainment given last evening
that it had the biggest audience Of
any troupe that has visited here for
a long time, and gave the best sat
isfaction. They would have q still
larger audience should they come
acknowledgements, Mich.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06

Are YOU low-spirited, "down- in
the-mouth," and weak in the back
Does walking, lifting or standing
cause pain in the small OF the back ?
II so you have kidney disease, and
Prof. Gnilmette's French Kidney Pad
is the only remedy which will cure
yon rapidly aud permanently and
without filling your stomach with
nauseating medicine. llt4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06
REEDS arLf EDGE TONIC restores the appetite.

The annual clearing sale OF Winter
Dry Goods, at James Morgan's, 1856
386. East Water st. Milwaukee, has
commenced. q inch English Cash
mcrcs in all colors, worth % cents
are offered Mt Ii cents. Bargains
are offered on all classes OF Dry
Goods, and the Cloaks, Dolmans &C.,
arc marked ut prices to insure an
immediate clearance.
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kskD's GILT EDas ToNic prevents Malaria

Purify the blood and regulate the
bowels, il you would have health
There IS no remedy equal to the
Prickley Ash Bitters for this purpose
They act directly ON the organs con-
eerned. going to the seat OF disease
and driving it from the system, Civ
ing II tone and action, rendering it
much more capable OF resisting all
future attacks.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06
REEDS GIT EDaE Toxic cures Dyspepsia.

A railroad line is being surveyed
from Chicago to Manitoba, securing
Il low grade Of ten feet to the mile
The survey goes up the Warsie in
the west part OF this county. 1t vii
be IL god send to the people of thai
vicinity and We really hope it viii
hc realized.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06

Remember that the Western Farm
ers' Almanac published by John p
Morton & Go and for sale at r. S
Caward's for the trifling sum Of ten
cents is worth more to Il farmer than
all the Medical Almanacs" imported
into the country. One tells how to
make and save money; the other how
to spend il fOolishly.
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". A. TitSis, 81 Ashland Avenue.
Toledo, Ohio, says: - Ny wife is now
us strong rs ever, her regaining
health being directly due to the use
OF the Excelsior Kidney Pad. We
can heartily recommend It to all
kidney troubled persons.-Sec Adv.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06

PERsoNAL.-Should this meet the
eye OF the individual who created q
disturbance in church last Sunday
by his continued coughing, he will
confer favor on the congregation
by procuring bottle OF DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup, which will cure him.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Congregational Church. REV. Alex. =
Mcconnell, Pastor. services every Sabbath ut 10: 81
8. m. md 1880 p. m. sunday school as II m. Al
are cordially invited.
Epascoual. Caracc Chureh--1ector, Rev. r.
n. fOTTs Services every Sunday at il:O0 Q.
i. and Z .. m. sunday School 10 .. m.
kvening prayer Friday eycnihg.
Seats al free. Strangers and the Public, cor.
daily invited.
Methodist Episcepal---Rev. Geo Elliott
Sunday, at ten A. ~, and ! Pm.
Sabbath school Immediately after mOrn.n g service
tree. General Invitation extended.
BAPTlST.-Rev. K, ". Green, Pastor. Services
every sunday IN Prices Hail. sunday
morning and evening, at the same hour As SER
vices infhe Congregational church. Seats
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The Library Association will meet
ut Supt. +. G. Clark's residence
Monday, Jan. 10, 1881, at u p. m
Lecture by Mr.. Clark-Thcme-
France and the Mississippi valley
All interested cordially invited.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06

THE WESTERN Stock JoURNAI. AND
FARMER is Monthly Farm Journal,
to which We take pleasure in calling
the favorable notice OF our readers.
II Is practical Farmers Paper. cost
ing but One Dollar a year. For a
sample copy, free, address The
Western Stock Journal and Farmer,
Iowa City, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06

George w. Combs is filling his
immense ice-house with the
pnrest quality Of ice we have ever
seen here. Tce-cream and Mint julcps
in the summer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06

No discovery in the history OF the
world has aroused the people more
and claimed the attention OF medical
men, equal to the discovery Of the
wonderful ingredient contained in
the Day Kidney Pad.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06

N. +. Carver Esq. Of Wis. mn old
and valued acquaintance OF very
many OF our people, has been
spending few days in Cresco. He
is always a welcome guest.
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MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL.

-. D. Gremm, will be in .Cresco,
some time next week, to tunes clean
and repair musical instruments.
Orders left at the usual places will
have prompt attention.
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S. H. Irwin, OF Ute Creek, Cola,
Go, New Mexico, says:-My wife has
been cured OF cough OF thirty
years standing by wearing al
"Only Lung Pad."-See Adv.
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1.-The power to issue money should
be taken from the banks and rcstor-
Cd 10 Congress and the people, to
whom it properly belongs"
Thomas jefferson.
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A BARGa;N..--A good Second hand
Piano for sale, much below it's
real value.
Enquire Of DR.. Fl. G. PRICE.
n12t3.
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dreams OF bliss all i,c realized.

81 AWSON-MCC ULLOcH.--At DEBORAH. Iowa
January Isl. 1881. by the Rex. +. Bush. Mr.
Frank NJ. SlawSon. and Miss Jennie A. NcCul
loch. both OF Cresco.
May their dreams of bliss all be realized.
Mc1It'GiI-kIRBY.--At the Catholic Church.
LAWYER. iowa. Wednesday. Debembcr q, ls6O
by Rev. Father Byrne, Robert j. Mcllugh, Ol
CrescO, and Miss Agnes Kirby. Of LAWYER.
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BY s. 3. ETHRlDGE,
Deputy.
Printers fee 8A.5o.

ORC S3n 10 $i.On; . TO - stops
nAAu1AAS PIANOS Si25 up. Paper free
Address Daniel 4. Beatty, Washington. n. ]. Q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-11

Strawberries now sell at sixty-five cents
quart in New York and tomatoes at
forty.
A Trojan sojourning in Vermont writes
the Troy Times that he rode thirty miles
in this state on Thursday, through snow
three feet deep.
Horace Fales of the Bishop House is
now running the stables connected there.
with, and has been repairing and painting
them until they are now in first rate
condition.
Herbert NJ Sullivan leaves this week
for Boston where he has a situation in the
Crawford House.. His many friends here
regret to lose him but are pleased that he
should have secured the good position he
has.
Remember that Den. Thompson appears
in Joshua Whtcomb at Capital Hall on
the evening of May 23l. The public are
pretty we'll acquainted with Mr.. Thomp-
sons reputation in his roll and will give
him full house here.
SEMINARY HILL.-Mid term examina.
ton occurred last week Thursday and
Friday.
Friday evening the usual reception was
held, Mr.. Webster and Miss Cooper acting
IA as host and hostess. and Messrs Jack
son and Phelps as committee of arrange
ments.
The following are chosen for prize
speakers and readers: Messrs. Jackson,
Phelps, Rowland, Roberts and Wood
worth; Misses Hopkins, Parker, Carlton
Lewis, Williamson and Peck.