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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06


According to one OF the st. Louis
papers the clnss III arithmetic In the
public schools Of that city hns not
yet taken mp the dollar problem, but
when II does the examination will
run about this wise:
Ten her Now boys, what Is this
| have in my hand?
All the Boys-It's Il dollar.
Trischer-Ycs: its Il legal tender
lollar. II Is called the dollar OF the
fathers. How much silver does 1t
contain?
Small boy-4l2i grains.
Teacher right. Now, what
10 you Gull this? It is also Il silver
,lollar, but what il ii called?
Small Boy after cxntninatio.)--
Its Il trude dollar.
Tcnchrr-That's right Now, how
much silver does 1t contain?
Small Boy-42O grains.
Tcucher-How much is II worth?
No answer from the boys.
Veacher-Wcll, Is 1t worth ninety
cents?
All the Doys-It is worth ninety
cents.
Tcachrr-Now, boys. tell me why
1t Is that the dollar containing ALA
grains OF silver Is worth 100 cents
while the dollar containing 40 grains
Is worth only ninety cents?
Head OF Observation-Disclosures
al Republican.
And yet the small boys in that sup
posed class are rs intelligent ON the
subject as the men whom the Nat
tional Republican at Washington
looks up to rs Statesmen. II there
are any Statesmen (?) about the
Capitol city, who don't know that the
legal tender character OF the One
the fiat Of the Gevernment-and the
lack OF 1t in the other causes the
difference, he ought to come home
and resign his commission to his
constituents. The National Repub-
licon, the lick-spittle of corporations
could not have presented better
illustration than this catechism,
that money is the creation Of law.
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Aherin,s ANle.

STATE OF IOWA,
HOWARD COCNTY.
In the District Court Of Howard County, state
Of Iowa.
BY virtue OF Special execution issued nom
the Office Oh the Clerk or the District Court OF
Howard County, state Of Iowa. IN favor OF kliza
". scott, and against James Mclaughlin. Ann
Mclaughlin, his wife, cathArine Hers, formerly
cathartne Mclaughlin, John +. Hess, her huS-
band, J. j. Marsh, ]. J. Epps and c. 4. Decker
commanding me that OF the goods, chAttcls,
stock or interest In any company, debts due.
property Ia the hands OF third persons. lands
and tcnclncnts (which are not exempt by Law
from execution or the said James Mclaughlin,
MAKE or cause u b. made the sum Of Two
and <9i.N attorney fees, with interest and
costs, have levied upon fLc following described
rial estate. lying aud being SltuAtOd In the
County OF Howard and State " Iowa, namely.
The east hall ~ u the northeast quarter
u. " aes'ion eight u, in township ninsty-eight
I. NJ; also the east sixty 90, acres on the west
half III said section eight ~ township ninety
tight l?s month OF range eleven an West u the
5th L. n.
And hereby give public notice that l shall
Offer for sale NJ public OOtcry, NJ the Court
House door, In trcscOs county " Howard and
state Of Iowa, on
Saturday, January Goth, 1881.
between the hours OF O'Clock =. nj. and o'clock
p. nj. or said day-YAle ~ commence nc the hour
Of Ocl0ck y. M. Of said day: anu ! win seal "a
above described property, 0r eul1cient theEeod
10 satisfy the above debt with intellect and COste
Dated this ssth day " December iss0
sheriff Of Howard County, lows.
prsss fees $3.50 nllt9.
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The Iowa papers are busy naming
men for the position OF Governor-or
for the Republican nomination for
that Office. All the names SO far pre-
sented are those OF clever gentlemen,
but one qualification seems some.
times to have been lost sight OF, and
that is, brains.-Atlantic Telegraph.
We clip the above item from re-
publican paper published at Atlantic,
Cass County, Iowa. Judging from
the tone OF the paragraph, the editor
has been reading over the list OF
names presented by our neigkbor,
for that high office.
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CLuBs AND AGENTS.

Besides furnishing amy one Of the above named
valuable premiums to each new yearly SuhScI1b-
ef, We win present the Garfield portrait or either
one Of the books or any old subscriber or other
person who viii send US the names 0f three new
subscribers for one year, accompanied with the
cash, (S.4S,. Any one who sends uS club Of
twent y-fOuFsnew subscribers at 81. Is each, Will
receive for his seryfces the arfield portrait and
all the seven books named In the list. No offer
30 liberal as this Is made by and other paper In
Amcricay Send In the clubs.
Remtttances should be made by ROst-o3ncc
Money Order, bank check, or registered letter.
Sample copies will he sent free on application by
postal card. All postMasters Are authorized 10
receive and forward In the above manner sub
scriptions 10 TUE FARMERS Union Ann NkkELy
TRIBUNE and the DAILY and TRl-WEEkLY TRI-
BrNE. Address all Letters,
THE TRIBUNE co,
MIME POI - MINI.
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.1Ofire IN Probate.
To Who1n n NAV l,Oncern:

To Whom II may Concern:
Ycu and each OF YOU are hereby nNtiIted ~
appsa nv at the Court House IN CrcscO. Howard
County, Iowa. on the 7th day OF February 4. d.
1881 at one o'clock p. NJ. 10 attend the prObtte
~ an instrument purpOrttnx 10 the last VIII and
Testament OF John McDOnOugh Sr. late Of How
ard county, Iowa, deceased, III which time and
place Won will appear and show cause. u any
why 1aid VIII should not be admitted TO probate.
In Testimony Whereof, have hcreNntO sub
scrtbcd my name and afl1xed the sal Of said Of
nee, this 2ist day u December l3oA
CT. WEBSTER,
Pr. fees &A.o0 lOt3 Clerk u Circuit court.
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Editor Plain Dealer:

Editor Plain Dealer:
In last weeks PLAIN DEALER, Is pub
lished statement pnrporting to be
the aggregate OF the interest paid on
the public debt, from 1860. to 1850,
giving the SUM paid annually. A
gentleman Of more than ordinary in
tclligencc OF the republican party,
says that the sum Us reported in the
PLAIN DEALER, includes not only the
interest paid, but the other expenses
Of the government. Please IN your
next Issue tell Us how this is.
RUsTIC.
The statement In the PLAIN DEAL
En-, is absolutely reliable, il the re
ports Of the Treasury department
are true aud trustworthy, being ex-
act copies from the reports for re-
spectivs years named We are not
able to spare the space needed to
copy tho items comprising the ordi.
nary expenditures OF the govern.
ment for each Of the years named
since 1860, but to illustrate how it is
We copy from the report OF Decem-
Der 1850, the items OF ordinary ex.
rn0nditnrsAs ~ fnllnwa.
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NY HOLSTRIN HERD
IL composed Of three animals. one Bun and TIVE

IL compos: ID OF three animals, one Bull and tive
females.
CLIMAX i9Oa), heads the hcrtland was calved
March -. iass Sircsnd Consul 1881, grand sire
Dictator tSsl. DNn. Iuider Zee, 9TH 1851, Grand
dam, Zuiter Zee 1921. Zuider Zee sth. calvcd
March Alh 1890 color, black and white t6Sl, Sire.
Van Trolnp [s0l, Dam imported, zuidsr Zee !6sl,
won first prise at New England Agricultural
society, iSei, - and n; Illinois state Fair, In
lwss and n; aweepetakes In 1873 and -.
CLIMAX, Ut = months, weighed 1876 hS. HOS
teins are black and white, either color may pre-
dominate They originated In Holland. the great.
eHi cOuntry In the world for butter and bsef. and
have been bred there for over 500 years. cSpect-
ally far these combined qualities. until they have
attained them IN great perfection. These arc
lust the cattle needed al over the rich prairtes
or the Vest, TO improve our cattle, and make q
large Increase In our production OF milk and
beef The hasf b.0otls grow sslarge rs fun bnS.s
and are Invariably good mixers. Grade Ho-
steiu hcifers sell In Illinois. coming two. in car
at ts5 TO 500. and the demand for them Is rapid-
~ increasing. iloastctns are Provcrhiails mid
aud doci.e In disposition. vicious hoisteis ie
rarely known.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06

Don't max. the mistake Of con-
founding Il remedy Of acknowledged
merit with the numerous qui.ck med
icines that urc now SD common. We
speak from experience when We say
that parker's Ginger Tonic Is il
sterling health restorative and will
do ull that |. claimed tor it. We hare
used 1t ourselves With the huppiest
results for rheumatism aud when
worn out by oveTwork. See adv.
Time It'll
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06
.yaOtire Ia PrClh:te.
70 Whom 1t May Concern:

TO Whom II May Concern:
You and each OF you are hereby notified TO
appear ~ the Court House In Cr~cO. Howard
County, Iowa, on the nth day Of February 4. ID.
1881 az one O'Clock p, NJ, to attend the probate
or an instrument purpOf,inR IL be the last Will
and Testament IL John Hurlsh lat. OF Howard
county Iowa. ut which time and place you will
appear and show cause, Ii any. why said Will
should. not b. admitted 10 probate.
In TeSti.nony Whereof. have herruntO sub
scribed my name ami Affixed the Mal OF said Of
ice, this aist day III December 1857.
Z. r. WEBSTER
Press fees AOO lots Clerk Ut Circuit Court.
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Original .jVsOlaCe.

In the Circuit Court for Howard County, Iowa.
February Term, 1881.
Mary Hughes, Plaintiff,
VA.
Joseph 4. Hughes, Defendant.
TO the Defendant Above Named:
You are hereby notified that there n on Me
In the ofce Of the Clerk or the Circuit Court, In
petition ~ the plaintiff above named, claiming
Of you divcrce on tho ground Of cruelty and
tnllNnlAn treatment
Arm that unless You appear thereto and de-
fend before noon Of the second day OF the next
term " the said court appointed To ~ held NJ thu
court houec In said county, cOMMenstng on ths
It'll day Of February laHl, your default viii b.
entered and Judgment rcndercd against vow
thereon, In accordance with the prayer - Ea1d
petition.
ii. G. MCCARTHY.
llti Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ss('hrislian Statesmen

Stole the presidency in 1876, and
their imitators with various degrees
Of success have been practicing
under the same role since. to the cx-
tent OF their limited capacities. Lust
week We provoked the ire Of u recent
candidate for Justice or the Peace
IN this place. by IN earnest remon-
STRANGE against this spscies OF out
rage upon the voice Of the people rs
expressed by the ballot. What We
said then WAS rs mild AS milk and
water. compared with what the facts
justify. This irate candidate accus-
ed us OF thinking him u fool in insin-
uating that he thought to obtain the
Office through such means. when, rs
he alleged, the time for a contest had
expired, before himself aud the Town
Clerk met privately Of u Sunday
afternoon for the sacred work OF re-
vising the bullots cast at the general
election, preparatory to recount.
People not over curious, nor unreas-
onably sensitive about the sacred
nees OF the ballot as the means Of
giving expression to the public will,
are curious to know II this proceed
ing WAS intended rs Joke, why Mr..
Widner was not invited to attend
and witness the breaking the seals to
the ballot box, and, rs the other party
In interest, permitted to observe just
how the thing was to be done?
And, II u joke, why summon the
Township Trustees and Clerks OF
election, on the following night, for
a re count, utter the illegal tamper-
Ing with the ballots by one OF the
candidates? And further, why have
the finding OF this recount certified
to the County Auditor?
The canvass OF the votes ut the
general election gave MI. Barker
two hundred and thirty votes, and
Mr.. Widncr two hundred ard forty
votes: a majority OF ten.
Why, II n joke, file certificate with
the Auditor on the 2lst Of December,
claiming more votes east for Barker
than for Widner? Why qualify and
file official bond? If Il Joke.
At the canvass OF the votes on the
night OF the election there were per-
haps half dozen crasures Of Viii
ner's name OH the Grt eiback tickets
Or the recount, some thirty three
such crasurcs were found. When
were they made? ty whom? Foi
what purpose? Who had the oppor.
tunity but some ono having illegal
access to the ballots cast?
Mr.. Barker intilnated suit FOL
damages, but for our lack OF tinan
cial responsibility. We beg to ~
sure him that he mistakes his stand
ing here. Very little means vii
purchase vastly better, II not nor'
character than he possesses. HI
cant repair his reputation in tina
way, even il his defendant had tn
financial ability Of vaiiderbilt. Thi
last act renders it too nasavory.
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$264,b47 ,637 .36

All the foregoing items will be
found on pages IL and II, Of the re-
port OF the Secretary Of the Treas
ury. On page ID OF the same report
the aggregate receipts for the year
are given ut 45,34O,7l3as, leaving
$3.50, 493, O75.62, TO pay on tho public
dahf
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OTeSvMOG ~ WICK.
In eircui, Court Tor Howard County, Iowa.
February Term, 1851.
Ann Malada, Plaintiff,
We.
john kOska, Jr. Defendant.
To the Defendant Above Named:
You ARE hereby n0tified that there II on flle
In the Office 0f the Clerk OF the Circuit Court In
and for the county 0f Howard, state OF Iowa, y
petition of the plaintiff above named, claiming
OF you two hundred sixty-eiYht dollars and
ten per cent Interest and reasonable attorney
fees on your rrumiss0ry note. writ II attach
meni has also been issued tner1en against your
property.
And that unless YOU appear thereto and de-
fend before noon Of the second day Of the next
term Of the said court appointed " be held al
the 9Th day OF February 1881, your default viii
be entered and Judgment rendered against you
thereon In accordance with the prayer Of said
petition.
II. C. MCCARTHY,
ijtt At0rasy ter r1atttG.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06

Prof. Guilmette's French Kidney
Pad is the greatest discovery Of the
century for the cure OF all diseases
OF the kidneys, bladder. and urinary
organs, in both male and female.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-06

Be wise In time and procure DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, which always
cures Coughs and Colds, and pre-
vents consumption. Price 25 cents.
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nlLx REconp or six rrRR cows.
POLAND CHINA BOAR, SUCCESS.

I breed the HACK Beauty strain. strictly In
linc and keep two breeding hOars, Success aud
Dick Swtvclcfs have u SOwS In pig. and viii have
April pigs TINT can sell CHEAPER than the
same stock can be bought for at any other place
In the country. Ny pigs are all eligible 70 the
H. e. Il.
SHEEP.
have 100 sheep, a few full 0lOOds, and and
4 grade CotSwoid: my two year old ram, Major
weighed this TAN - ns.. and shcaEcd last spring
IL lis Ot WOOL.
POULTRY.
NY Poultry are Partridge Cochina, Run COch-
ms. and Light Hramahs, Of the In. Barnes stock
nj Malkon: a.So three pairs OF PeacrckS two
pairs for sale. Ut - per pair, or Eggs for $500.
BULLS FOR SERVICE.
MARQUIS OF ORLEANS. 10 insure, $500.
NOsstein Bun CLIMAX. 70 insure. tlO.UO.
! shall exact money nj time III service or con-
litional note, 10 he void II does not prove In
calf. viii pay &lO for every calf got by Climax.
1t Sdays old, which does mot have the color and
mAFklngx II the full hlOOdr, no matter what the
color or breed Of the dam may Oe. Pasture ~
reasonable prices Tor COVE fr0M y distance.
Adtlress CHARLES CKAPSEN,
CrescO, Iowa
stock farm 81 mtles ; l0yl
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MANHOOD

How Lost, How Restored:
Just published. new edition u Or culver
wells Ceiehratcd ESsAy On the RARlcAL cgR1
twtthONt nletttcintl Of SpcnNat0rrhUa or
seminal Weakness, Involuntary seminal Loss
9. lnlpotencS, Mental and Physical lncapacity,
lMpediulcntS IN Marriage, etc: also, I,ONsNnlls-
tion, Epilepsy and Fits induced BY selindulGcncs,
Or SeXNal cNtravaasance, sc.
The celebrated author, In this admirable ~
SAY. clearly demonstrates, iroM 4 thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming clsnse-
NNcnccs Of Sclf-abNSe may be radically cured;
pointing out mode 0f cure NJ once simple, ccr~
tain. and efiectNal. by means o. which every
sufferer, NO matter what his condition may Oc,
may curc himsr,f chcaply, privately. aud radi-
cally.
This Lecture should BE- In the hands Of
every youth and every man In the land.
hNnt under SeAl. In plain envelope. u any
Adlress, postpaid. On receipt ~ six cents or two
postage stamps.
Address thc Publishers
THE CULvERWELL MEDICAL Co;
Al Ann st., New York: POST OFFICE
box 1886. $50
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~ OlSCOteTy WutCu CuINS ~ luo uNluT0QpIOCCNe.
ABSORPTION.
all diseases II the kidaeya, RlaAdsr. Crinary
can. II is comfortable 10 the patient. positive
In It's effects. and the rst cure for thosc aiRes,
aud much dreaded affections.
at Uss,ss. nss,sy. cstsrrn essS: niaSH.r. srisS.
dust DefNstt, Pstafal crlnatine. NlxA.1Olose
Criae. Nervous Weakness and Pals q tie 0ask
seem more Ike miracles than cases OF natural
healing.
DELICATE FEMALES.
caused by Irregular habits. the abuse OF nature
and nt-..ta or pi..si'ai oscr-eycrtian. Ind their
greatest rs.iet 18th, use Of nAi'sKlnSIN PAD
which strengthens and Inv ignrates the Invalid
aid restores the ,igsr Uf health
PAIN IN THE BACK.
trad.ctiou. that DAYS KIDNEY PAD Is the only
certain aud permanent cure for every form o.
this prevals Mt AMI distressing complaint.
YOUNG MEN.
suffering nom nervous and physical debility
loss Of memory, or vitality Impaired by the rr-
rors u youth or too close ppication 10 business
ed - = : - ''''>'>'' : 49,"
Avoid an ki,incy medicines which are taken In
| % the SysteM BY way OF the stomach: II Is nm
though sMnctines cfFectiny apparent cures OF
one complaint they SOW the seeds OF more
tFonhiesomc and permanent disorders. Tho
price % our PAD brings Il within the reach OF
MI, aud Y VIII annually save many times III
cost In doctors bills, medicines and plAStsfS,
which az hes give hut temporary relief. II can
be used without fear or harm. and with cc-tanly
Of permanent cnrc. For sale by druggists
generally, or sent by mail free III postagel on
receipt q the price: Regular Pad. $500: chill
drena, ti5as Special extra sixcl, g. % tour
book. .'llow Life WIS Saved, giving th- AistO-
I ~ of this discovery and large record ~ M0st
!, rcMarkahlc cures sent frce Mritc for it. Ad-
! dress nAy KIRNEI PAD 60. Tel@Ae. o.
CAPTION Owing 70 the many worth
SAAO : A~SAS less Kidney Pads now seek
Ing sale on our reputation, We deem II due the
I aiilicted % warn them. Ask for NATA ElDNEy
4 Pan, and take no other.
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The DAILY MORNING TRIBUNE IL now the lead
ing Republican daily Of the Northwest and Is UNI
surpassed a. Il newspaper:
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have nice little house, with lot % $50,
v hich VIII sell cheap fur cash, or will take il
good team and the rest IN cash. Am bound 70
sell aud 20 Meht. -
JOHN HESS. Shoemaker.
Inn. Crcsea, Iowa.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Weekly, one year, postage paid...... .....sl.i5
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The Portland daily press., 1881-11-08
RAILROADS.
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.
Fall and Winter Arrangement.

--.---z, On and after w Ondny, Oct.
Eassssaeasssgsss ~, 1SS1, Passenger Trains
es e.ss.ssS5wiu LEAVE PORTLAND
FOR BOSTON at 8 .45 am. LOO
and $50 p. m arriving at Boston at LIS, $50,
and 800 p. IN. Returning, leave Boston at 7.30
o. M. 1880, $50 p. M, arriving at Portland at
ssoS Soo and 500 PINE pe Sr.a q" for
chard Beach, saco, Biddeford, and Ken
nebunk, at 8.45 a. mil 90, $50 and $50 p. IN.
For Wells, North Berwick, salmon Falls,
HaverhiIl, Lawrence and Lowell, s.45 q.
M, 100 and $50 D. N. For Rochester,, and
bennington, ". HI, at $40 q. m, LOO and
$50 p m. For Alton Bay, at $40 G =: m: and
". h., (yia LawrenceO at 8.45a. m; (yia New
Market Juncton) at $50 p. m. Morning Train
leaves Kennebuuk for Portland at 7.25.
Parlor Car on train leaving Portland Portland at
LOO p m. Returning on train leaving Boston at
1870 p m.
Parier Car Seats secured i'm advance at
The LOOP. m. train from Portland connects
with sound Line Steamers for New York
and all rail lines for the West. The $50 p. m.
train connects with all Rail, Lines for New
Work md the south and West
SUNDAY TRAINS Leave Portland for
Boston and Way Stations at l 90 D. N. Boston
for Portland at 6.00p.m.
Trains on Boston Il Maine road connect with all
steamers running between Portland and Bangor,
RocklaDd Mt. Desert, Machias, PASSPORT, Calais St.
trains at Grand Trunk Station and Maine Central
and Portland g. Ogdensbnrg trains at Transfer Sta
ton.
All trains stop at Exeter ten minutes for refresh
ments. First class Dining Rooms at Portland,
Transfer Station, Exeter, Lawrence and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West and
Agent, Boston e. Maine Depot, and st Union
Ticket OGfcc, 40 Exchange st.
JAS. It. FURBER, Gen. supt.
s. H. STEVENS, Gen. Agent. Portland.
QeIll 0II