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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14

The Republican party has claimed
to be the party which has reserved
the public lands Tor the people Of
this country. While the facts are
that over 100000, 900 acres have been
granted to Railroad and other Cor
porAtions without any return to the
public, and only about 100000 900
acres or less have hcen granted to
actual settlers. This Is the record OF
the party. In spite Of I'll their claims
20 the contrary.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14

We are so glad John A. Logan has
assured the country there is no bar.
gain between Malone and the repub.
licAn party whereby the Senators Of
that party are obligated to suppor,
Riddleberger Tor sergeant-at-srms
OF course there Is no bargain, it is
the love OF the party for confederate
hrigadiers that makes it stick to
NAhone's candidate.
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Rrainard's Musical World .

The April number is on our table
filled as usual with choice new music
and interesting musical reading.
The music In this number in all five
new pieces is worth $500 In usual
sheet form. In no other way can
you obtain SO much choice music ut
q small price rs by subscribing for
Brainard's Musical World, which
costs but $l.50 per year, or Is cents
per copy. II you use much music
send your address TO the publishers,
;. BRAINARD'S SONS, Cleveland,
O., who will mail you FREE their COM
piete new catalogue OF over twenty
thousand musical publications.
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Historic Truth.

The deacon" In order to give the
Senator a good send Oh for Cover
nor, states In his last issue, Of him.
that his first vote, last vote, and ev-
cry vote ut general election, has
been ! Republican vote. Oh! shades
~ Annanias; had you lived tillnow,
the Lord would not have constituted
YOU tho victim Of such summary
punishment. Annanias was chas.
tlsed rs 4 warning to liars, just as
sin was punished by the food, but rs
We were to have an only flood to de-
tel from ain; 60 were We to have but
ono victim OF Gods vengeance for
falschood. No doubt the deacon
believes implicitly, that We are to
have no more examples OF this sort,
or he would never hive sacrificed
truth aftcr this fashion. What a
broad grin must have been visible
on the usually serene face Of "Tylcr
Searlss and his friends, ns they read
this passage In the organ OF truth
and responsibility" Why, bless
your "innocent' heart, deacon; II
you and the coming candidate for
executive honors would for q brief
moment step out Of the narrow path
In which you travel, into the regular
Republican highway, you might read
on every finger board, that both
yourself and the Senator, have long
since been convicted before the stern
tribunal Of Republican opinion, Of
having voted against the present
Governor Of Iowa, but a few short
years ago, In order to crafty a
temperance whin,.
While We are not the custodian OF q
single Republican secret that We
know of,this Is one Of those things
usually entitled, IAN open secret"
A We remember, this was the only
county IN the state that recorded
more votes Tor the prohibition candi-
date than were conceded to the reg
ular republican nominee, and II the
opinion be correct--and We believe
A is-that the Senator and the "Dea-
CON" have for these long years car.
rled the republican vote Of this coun.
~ In their pockets, they must have
"cats somebody. or some body
cut monstrous holes in their
pockets at the time. The
reference is valuable as tending to
ccrroborate the trnthfalness OF the
"deacon'ss statement regarding the
political honesty ofhis friend.
.Only this aud nothing more
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14


Tho Republican party processes to
Wish 70 pay the public debt. At the
same time it constitutes itself the
guar ian and protector Of the Ma
aonal bank system. What are these
professions worth? II the public
sebt Is paid, the National bank sys.
'em must cease to exist when the pay
.nent Is made, for the system is
founded on the debt. II the National
banks are perpetuated, the debt must
be perpetual. But the leaders OF the
Republican party have shown them
selv 5, by their votes, to be the de.
tenders Of the banks. Then they and
their party through them, give the
lie to their professions. when they tell
the people that they will pay the Ma
uonal debf.--Frecholder.
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Malone is said to be worth two
millions. 1t il hard for a millionaire
10 keep out Of the Republican party.
Express.
Yes; and we have good authority
Or believing that it be just as hard
1or q millionaire tn enter heaven.
That il the difference between heaven
and the Republican party.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14

The people now have e70O. 900 900
Of bonds within their grip. and they
are not going to let go for the sake
Of low rate OF interest. and place
the bonds beyond the reach Of pay.
ment for thirty years.
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AsTYLlsH OUTFIT
Tie Racine Harness,

o.
II IL the best harness maAo for the money i
II not stuffed with paper or any Eplngy stun
Saddles OF same. all our own make and VIII not
Gall the hor1e. The entire harness e made OF
GOOD No, LEATHER. Stylish aid duraDly MADE
Case loops on BRIDES and Breast collars.
Sent c. o. D. Subject to Inspection.
PRICES:
Single Harness, Black Trimmings S13 %
Single Harness, G. Plate TfimIngS... u W
I. = Nickel Trimmings. 10 %
I" Bon Ton OF Black Gold Lin
ed trimmings. 10 %
Double " Black Trimmings. $500. y 10
Bon Ton, Nickel or Gold
Lined Trimmings. ...... 80 60
When ordering, mention the kind OF TRIM
mings you want, also, whether side or over check.
black or russell hand pieces for rens; also whether
trace buckles are wanted on breast collar Hame
or Breast Collars furnished With double harness
as ordered.
Address A. LOBDELL,
Racine, Wis.
Liberal Discounts for Liberal Orders. and
Clubs. For reference see editor OF this paper.
2Gme
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Nhertn',s Safe.

STATE OF IOWA,
Scorr COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court OF 6cott County, State
OF Iowa
By virtue or special execution issued from
the once OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
Scott county, state OF Iowa, IN favor Of Richard
con Bros, and against John Kenney and Mary
Ann Kenny, Kirby McHugh, D. c. Bennett
and Ammon, Scott & Co., and L. Standing, A.
signee OF Ammon, Scott Co., dated April End
@ and NJ. mat 70 ., the e eoos ssocs
Or interest IN any company, debts due, property
ments (which are not exempt by law from ex
0cutiOn, or the said John Kenny, / make OF
cause TO be made the sum OF sixteen hundred
ntnety-aix dollars and 6eventy-nve cenus, and
one hundred AID twenty-five dollars Attor.
ney feeA with interest and cost, have levied
upon the following described real estate, lying
and being situated IN the county OF Howard and
state OF Iowa, namely:
The south east Quartey OF section number
twelve, In township one hundred, north OF range
number eleven. west or The 5th, r. N.
And hereby give public notice that shal
0fler for sale IT public cutlery. At the Courl
Houee door In Cresco, county OF Howard and
state OF Iowa, on
Saturday, May 18th, 1881,
between the hours OF O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock
D. M OF said day-sale 10 commence al the hour
Of O'Clock p m. OF said Gay; and will sell 70
above described property, or sunicient Thereon
70 satisfy the above debt with interest and costa
Dated this 18th day OF Apnl 1881.
j. j. LOWRY,
shenfr Of Howard County, lows.
Printers foe $3.50. 2ota
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PIMPIES.

win mail tFreel the recipe for . simple
VEGETABLE BALM that VIII remove Tan
Freckles PtnIlss and Bl0tch0a, leaving tho skin
soft, clear and hfautiful als0 instruction: for
producing luxuriant growth OF hair on bald
stamp Ben. yandeit = Co., 8 Betkman 81, \. 7.
Iot2H.
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TO CONSUMPTIVFS.

Tho advertiser having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy. 10 anxious to make known 80 his
desire II, he will Ssnd copy Of the prescription
used. Gree or chArge,l with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will
mad sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, 10.
Parties wishing the Prescription vii please I'd.
droaA: Rev. =. A. WILSON, ~ Penn st., WILL
lAmsburg, N. Z. 1914
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The American Peculiar Dictionary, Si.OO|

Tnlsuscidland essGai.s
vco.a1se y 9 cnip!ehs
letasy Mo E&viso.
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IcONTAN0k vkAt
9 WORD IN THE In O.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14

A aRNTS WASTEn.--Bis Pay. Light Work,
q steady employment. Samples free. Address
". GYRH. u Nassau Street. Ny. l6t26
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Ito esred door, make Loves Hs1hxSy R,gA
nd The Das.!e AAn Mea THIS Deos cent NAH ir 49,
WasN Kanutsetrr-g Co.. l23 Nassau 81. Nav FORK u
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BANKING EXAMINED

BY GEORGE WILSON, PRECEDENT Of tha I.afay-
otto County Bank, Lexington, No., ex-SecretaTy
Of the Missouri Bankers' Association, author 81
eayoral works on finance shows the ah0urdity
OF Ito claims TO excellence; IT. unconstitutional
tty: that II Is communism.
Sent BY the author TO any address post-p paid
On receipt OF one dollar. 3it0
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BID MANUFACTURING Co.,
L. NASSAU 0xax11, NEW yoGEs
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s. JUST GU t.
We do not advertise 10! lbs. standard "a
Sugar for s1.00, as some of our neigh
bors do, who are 'just OUT

We do not Green Peas at 123 cts. We sell at III
We do not sell Lima Beans at 12l cts We sell at III
We do sell String Beans at III cts. We sell at lit
We do not sell Black Berries at 12} cts We sell ut LII
We do not sell Pears at Is cts. We sell ut III
We do sell Cherries at Is cts. We sell ut III
We do sell Cove Oysters at 10 cts We sell at III
We do not sell 3b Can Peaches at We sell at III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-11-12
Two Kinds Of CollisiOn.

~ knew you would come my precious one,
he murmured softly to the girl, as he took q
recess on the OSCILLATION racket He had kiss
ed her for ten minutes before she spoke q
word) Every fibre OF my being told me that
my Mignonne would be waiting for me at the
old trysting.place, that hallowed spot where
we plighted our troth year agOne, when the
dalses were nodding in the warm breezes Of
early summer, and the modest daftOdil turned
coyly away from the too ardent gaze of the sun
that was kissing into life the myriad forms of
vegetation that come trooping forth from
earth's bosom when the SHOWS have gone and
the robins are twittering their twlts in the leafy
branches Of the sturdy oaks. l knew you
would not fail me-" and bending over the fair
face that looked SO trustlngly into his, Nit
gently touched his face to hers.
When It came to steady kissing Nit could
60 a fast heat
Eyes, my only ownest,' responded the girl
"of course would come, but you cannot Know
what CHASTITY awful time had to get here
Papa seemed to know lnstinctlvey that your
boat was in port again, ard tor moment al
most feared that he had overheard the second
mate swearing at the crew; but finally man
aged to get away. But if he should find us
here, my precious love, what would he doY'
and strong fear sat silent on the check erst
while sutfused with the rosy ii -h Of girllsh
glee.
Nit stood for a moment i'll deep thought, and
then he said, as if to himself:
"He would stove me in."-Ihe end Of q
"Yaehtsman's Love-" by Ben Worried.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-11-12

draperles of skirts, and to tasten the front OF
basques on many imported dresses.
/ Among other millinery novelties is fell
hat, with deep brim and square crown, call
ed the accordion crown. This consists of a
fourcornered piece, stfily lined, and resting
upon folds Of velvet or plush, which give the
accordion effect.
Here is a good way TO make an old dress al
most as good as new: Get enough of new
striped or plalded novelty material, the gayer
the better, and be sure to select one with me.
tallic threads and add this to the material OF
your old dress, if of PLAIN stuff in the way OF
cuffs, collar, revers pockets, bends and loops
or If the old material is striped or plaided, ge,
plush of an inexpensive quality, and of such
n color as will harmonic or harmonlously
contrast with the uld plaids or stripes. -.
Here are some of the hat ornaments OF tile
season-shrimps of colored metal, tiny silver
and gold mice, cocks heads, or the entire bird
IN colored metal, enamel, and feathers Of the
Turkeyan bird, metal and bone wolves heads
with the mouth wide open. showing the red
tongue and sharp white teeth, daggers and
pistols of gold, silver and other metals, some.
times adorned with jewels, gilt and silver
snails, bears tusks capped with gold at the
base turtles, Octopuses, HOLSTERS and crabs In
enamel and gilt, and spiders of jet, of mala.
chite, and of imitation opal, with gilt claws.
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and Broadcloth His wife Taxes In Washing
now hut She will I've able to Move in the First
Circles nv The Time the Weather turns Warm
err and the Punsies Bloom again.
VII
Here is n Castle. 1t il the Home Of an Edi.
tor. 1t has Stained Glass windows and Ma.
hogany stairwavs In front of the Castle is a
Park. Is ii not Sweet? The lady in the Park
IL the editors wife. She wears Costly robe
of Velvet trimmed with Gold Lace and there
are Pearls and Rubies IN her Hair The edi-
tor sits on the Front Stoop smoking an Hava
ma Cigar Hts little Children are Playing
with diamond Marbles on the Tcsselated
Floor. The editor can afford to Live in Style
He gets Severty,five Dollars month Wages
~.
See the Lamp.Post. BY Its Dim Rays you
can behold the Electric light across the Street
There il Man Leaning against the Lamp
Post. Perhaps the Lamp Post would Fall ifi'
Were not tor the Man. At any Rate, the Man
would Fall If IT Were not for the Lamp Post
What is the Matter with the Mans He appears
Dlsuuieted He Is Trying to work his Boots
I'D Through his Mouth. He will have Head
ache tomorrow and Lay it to the Climate.
The Girl is Scratching her Back against the
Door. She has Been eating Buckwheat Cakes.
Her Beau thinks she Is Delicate. but he has
Never seen her Tackle Plate of Hot Cakes
on Frosty Morning Cakes had better Roost
High when she Ia Around. If we we're the
Girl we would Wear Sand. Paper lining in the
Dress and not be Making Hair. Brush out OF
the Poor Door. L.tgH
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Lord Lorne's Costly Magazine.

"Would you like to buy that magazine"'
asked the soft.voiced and timid peanutter on
the east.bound Union Pacific train the other
day of middle-aged passenger who was look
ing over the October Harper, and reading
Judge Goodwin's article on the Mormon stu.
alton. = III ELL til..lI.. tik
mo" said the middle.aged party, "it is my
own magazine, and therefore 1 do not care to
buy It,"
Excuse me-" said the poor little frightened
peanutter, while the tears came to his eye; 81
fear you want to cheat poor orphan boy out
of his book. Please pay me-. sir, or let me
have the magazine back again. All, sir, you
would not rob me of my goods"
NO." said the stern stranger, 81 do not wish
to rob you of your book, my boy; but bought
this on the Utah Northern Road and paid for
it. When l went into the clearinghouse for
breakfast the train butcher took it out of my
seat and sold it to me again in the afternoon.
II was IN the middle of an article when we
got to the dinner station, SO turned down the
leaf and left it again in my seat. had to buy
1t once more. Now, the magazine cost me
two dollars, and you want me to give 1t to you
so that you can sell 1t through Nebraska, no
doubt. No, my little orphan lad, you may go
and soak your head for an hour or two, and
battle your tear bedlmmed eyes, but cannot
give up my two-dollar magazine
"Peddle out your bead moccasins made by
the hostile Indians of Chicago. Sell out your
nice stock Of eating apples at $27 per barrel,
with two prize worms in each and every apple,
but do not disturb my expensive periodicals.
II Will not bother you while you sell your
fancy mixed candies that have been running
back and forth over the road since go. will
not interfere with you while you sell your In.
dian curiosItles made in Connecticut. Go
ahead and make all the money you can, but
give me chance to peruse this article with.
out the regular assessment"
The hurt and aggrieved orphan boy went to
the sleepIngcar conductor and asked who that
sarcastic old cuss over yonder might be, and
the cOndutor said it was the Marquis Of Lorne
And 1t was, too.-Nye's Boomerang.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-11-12

How 1T HApPENED.-A Wicklow magistrate
said: when was in danger from a Kerry
bull l sat down and stared him full IN the
face"
GLOW did 1t answers queried the breath
less bystanders.
Excellent! The Kerry didn't offer to touch
me-"
VERY remarkable, very curious! How dc
you account for it?" ..
"Well, sometimes I've thought It was be
cause sat down on the top branch of a very
tall tree" SAID the magistrate.
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Here Have Piece Of Chewing Gum. II Is
White and Sweet. Chew it awhile and Stick
it on the Under Side OF the Mantal Piece. The
Hired Girl will find it There and Chew il
awhile Herself and then Put it Back. In this
Way one Piece of Gum will Answer for q
Whole Family. ...t .r.
This is a Cock Roach He Is Big, Black
and Ugly. He is Crawling over the Pillow
Do not say word, but lie still and keep your
Mouth open. He will Crawl into Your Mouth
and You can Bite him IN Two. This will
Teach him to be more Discreet IN Future.
.- III.
Here we Have Baby. 1t Is composed of 8
Bald Head and Pair of Lungs. One of the
Lungs takes Rest while the Other runs the
Shop. One of Them Is always on Deck all Of
the Time The Baby Is Bigger man thar
his Mother. He likes to Walk around with
his Father at Night The Father does Mos
of the Walking and All of the Swearing. Lit
tie Girls, you will Never Know what 1t is &c
be Father .rI 81
The Peach Is Hard and Green He is Wait
ing tor Child to Come along and Eat HIM
When he Gets into the Child's little Stomach
he will Make things Hot for that Child. The
Child who eats the Peach will Be an Angel be
were No green Peaches there would not be 81
many Children's Sizes of Golden Harps II
Heaven. .-. ...t
Behold the Printer He is Hunting for
Pickup of half Line. He has Been hunting
for Two Hours. He could have Set the half |
Line in twenty Seconds, but 1t Is Matter O
Principle with Him never to Set when he car
pick up. The Printer has a Hard time. II,
has to Set type all Night and Play pedro fo
the Beer all Day. We would Like to Be ,
Printer were it not for the Night Work.
This Is the Man who has had 9 Notice in thu
Paper. How Proud he is. He Is Stepping
Higher than Blind Horse. If he had Wings
he would Fly. Next week the Paper viii
say the Man Is a Measly Old Fraud, and TIL
Man will not Step SO High.
VI
This sorry Spectacle is Plumber. He Il
Ragged and Cold and Hungry. He is Very
very poor. When you see him next spring b,
Will be Very, very Rich and wear Diamond
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CHASE FOWLER,

MA S,rE:E,S SALE.--STATE OF ILLINOIS
vi COUNTY OF La SALLE--Chcut Court Of sad coun
GIN chdncery
William Wilson Osnan j wilson partners, &c, by
the name and style OF william Wilson Co.. complanants
o. Daniel G.; Edgeron and Mary Edgerton defendants.
Public notice Ia hereby given, that in pursuance OF de
entered In the above entitled cause az the october term
OF said Circuit Court wit october twenty n, ISL
Chase Fowler Master In Chancery OF said court VIII on
Saturday the twenty sixth day OF November u. 1881
az the hour Of two o'clock in OF said day sell
highest and best bidder for cash at the south door Of
the Circuit Court ROOM (DelsnO Block IN the city Of OF
tawa county OF La Sale and state Of Illinois the following
described property. wit Lott nine twelve ana thirteen
In block TWENTY-FIVE the village u Earlve. county o
Ia Sale and state Of Illinois, n surveyed and aed by
II. Wagner county surveyor. CHASE fDNLkh.
Dated Nov s. 1881 Master In Chancery.
L. ". BREWER, Csmrlts' Solr. nOy3Sw
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Honorable Mention,

or all the remedies on earth that we'll may
claim attention, DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil com.
mands especial mention. For wondrous power
TO cure disease, its fame there's none can throt
tie. It's merits are not in the puff but are inside
the bottle. Rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throat,
asthma, bronchitis, diphtheria. etc. are all cured
by llomas' Electric Oil.
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"How do you manage your husband so com
pletelyY" asked one of the friends of New
Orleans lady a day or two ago why, my
dear" answered Mrs. B., II adopt what call
the soothing plan. l never contradict him.
For instance, every day he says to me, sup
pose you think am an old fool, and my dear,
never contradict him!'
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A. ]. WILLIAMSON,


MN L SE.TTLEME,Sr NOTICE,.-Es
Il TATE PATRICK CLARK, DEcEAsED.-Notcei IL here
by given all interested In said estate that the
dergned executors Of the last will and testament Of said
Patrick Clark. deceased, viii appear before the County
Court OF the of La Sale and state OF Illinois, al the
County Court Rsom In Ottawa In said county Monday
the 18th day of December D. ISL for the purpose OF render
account of their proceedings In the administration oil
said estate for the nnal settlement.
Dated al Ottawa this 18th day Of October lssl.
JAMES L. CLARK,
LUCY CLARK.
ATTEST: p W sTocKsLEGER Executors.
Clerk County Court. La Sale Co. III. oCtSs-3w
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ArOTICE.-EsTArE OF wiz Dsos o. CLARK. DECD.
N Notice il hereby given, that the undersigned, Admin
israior OF Windsor Clark late county
fore the County Court Of county the third Monday
being the 18th day. Of December ISL At the County Court
Room in Ottawa in said county when and where all per-
sons having demands against said state are mott
Ned attend present the same In writing for adjust
ment.
GEORGE l. CLARK.
povxsv Administrator.
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