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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14

Monopoly has two eyes; one Re-
publican and the other Democratic.
Hit il square between the eyes by
voting the National ticket.-Labor
Tribune.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14
ToCONSUMPTIvEx.

The advertiser having Heen pasUAnsatly cureA
pie remedy 10 anxious 70 make khowA - M
fellow sufferers the tNeAns Of cure 10 oil woo
desire Y, ~ WIN send copy u the prescription
prtpattaE and 0nlhH the same, which they w
ind 4 sure Csst for CssvAs, Cslds, CeAssupNiea,
Asthna. MreAshttls, AC, Parties WiAhiAS tA1
WILSON; iv1 rcnn u. WuliaM SUrrI n. Y. ~
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south Side
HEARD FROM!

ROBT. PHELAN
w ishes to inform
his many friends
in the North and
w est part Of the
City and the pub
lie in general that
his stock Of Fan
cy Goods for the
Christmas Holi-
days is now COM
plete, consisting
Of Tea and Din
ner sets, Fancy
China and Toilet
Sets, Dressing
Cases. Vases in
endless stlyes in
Majolica Ware,
fine line Of Lamps
and Chand eliers,
Shell Boxes and
Bric-a-Brac, a full
line Of fresh, Sta
pie and Fancy
Groceries, Can
ned Goods and
Jellies.
All ofwhich will
be sold at the
lowest living pri-
ces. My choice
brands Of North
field Flour al
ways on hand.
Also agent for
the Gold Seal
Oysters.
FRESH FISH
on hand every.
day through the
winter.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14
ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN Who suffered Tor yeAyS fre0
a Nervous NpNtttfy, rRDMAvuAs OkCAv, AAa
all sle effects " youthful indisrretlon, win fW
who nerd Il, the reclpA aud direction for nah,
INK the simple remedy By which 10 VA cured
sufferers whaling 70 proat ny the A0veTttsAS0
confidence. alyl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14
xhes.eN = 1Slgte.

.xAes.eE = .slsse.
STATE OF IOWA,
HOWARD COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court OF Howard County, state
of Iowa.
BY virtue OF . special execution issued fre =
the oi,i.e of the clerk q the circuit .our y
ID. $. Cook. and against Eunice h. baker, jan
nette 4. knaw,ion. Joseph know.ton her nus
e.nd. {; !. Miller. MA = MILF, n,s VII NJ.
Aad 10 ne direct 4 commanding ne that OF tbs
goods. chaftslS, STOCK or Interest In any campa-
hy. debts due, prapertyin the hands Of thiid
persons. lands AID tenements (which are no;
exempt by law from ex-eationl OF the said
Eunice T.. Baker. MI II or eau~e 10 b. Mad@
the SUN " Two hundred fifty dollars nd w -
ty-sse cents. and IS dollars attorney iess, with
Interest and casts, a,Selesiea upon the .oi.u"-
liz d~serlb~i real estate. lying and brinx i uAt
ed IN the county Of Howard and State VI IOWA,
namely:
ton. Howard county, Iowa.
And her By give public notice that ] shall
onei Tor sale ~ pubic oGlcry. ~ the court
House door IN cresco, county OF Howard and
state or Iowa, on
Saturday January, 9th 1888,
between the hours OF O'Clock a. m. and soe,sck
y. VI Of said day--sx.e 10 cuIl~hce IL the hour
OF ao'eiock p. H. u saia day. and viii sell 70
the hiSnes. AM best bidder therefor III - b The
=: sss.e DE-, n, ,c ,c,sI. y sarso'
Dated this 9th dry OF Dec. 1854
j. j. LOWRY,
sheriff of ho~ ard CouAty. Iowa
Bv II. PRICK, D.puty.
Printers - !. to 81
\ c. Aecartsy q Co, Attorneys for Pis,nun
.V'O;tre 10 fsrd~eas.
Torhe unknown owners OF The lands n5re, nsfser
described:
IN .krEIp h.ssI - ls.ses al h,4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SlFTED THEM OUT.

WJAoNWN0e 10 W0Oos WN0 Ioo NNk0a~A EtOo
len eAsily Nlar,tHsi.
my friend" said the drtsgsst, .ycu hare Z
lAtNe Ia X, You sAy. And Want = plaster TO pa,
Quit. oac~ Saasi have SAaMA large assert,
melt - chy0Se rsMl Naa Keep ally . few
end ~ssl most ns RkN S1NsS CAlSSlNk POROUS
fLN~t Az, Why hrSAuso they are the beet
have A,.eSckS The CApSieum aud scMe Others
They arr harmless and eioW. NuSne~a L
hasan' - and gradually ceased o deal In them
e. AnS great exteat.s
"An right, do MT up CApcine> without any
more talk. fer my hack Aches ~ though had
he~n AerktaH NV passage In a e>HxNSe carr
"'ssss SaS ~ S.ld he a.,,gs.s,, Nth sns
rravies u 70 b. gvaalae,"
"Aaa ke.vs saar tWenty>tlsc cvntN aAtd the
lame backed mAA. walking slaWiy away. ssl
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BOOTS g SHOES

IN this market.
Fifteen years acquaint ance with the
wants Of the people Ut Howard oouA-
~. has enabled ~ to conenlt their
interests equally 40 we'll ~ our own
In purchasing stock. Our goods Ars
sold upon their merit. and unless
they sustain the recommend We give
them may be returned aud the noA.
ey refunded.
All reasonable efforts will be made
on our part 10 maintain and continue
the pleasant relations which our Ions
acquaintance and pleasant business
associations with the people OF the
county has seemed 10 establish.
PL.aTT - OsU.JLLEH:
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04

dome Of the courthouse, and bathe
the great plains of Syracuse with
mellow splendor. The billowy piles of
tieecy bronze in the eastern sky looks
soft and yielding, like Sara Bern
hardt. The lowing herd winds slowly
DER the lea, and all nature seems op-
pressed with the solemn hush and
stiffness of the surrounding and en-
quilting horror.
The solitary hOrseman is seen com.
ing along the Albany and Syracuse toll
road. He jabs the Mexican spurs into
the foamy flank Of his noble Cayuse
plug, and the lash of the quirt as it
moves through the air, singing merry
song. Damon has been delayed by
road-agents and washouts and he is
little behind time. Besides, he fooled
a little too long and dallied in Albany
with his fair gazelle. But he is making
up time now, and he sails into the
jail-yard just in time to take his part.
He and Pythias fall into each others
arms, borrow q chew of fine-cut from
each other and weep to slow music.
DiOnysius comes before curtain, bows
and says the exercises will be post.
poned. He orders the band to play.
something soothing, gives Damon the
appointment of superintendent of pub
lie instruction, and Pythias the Syra-
cuse postoffice, and everything is love-
ly. Orchestra plays something very
touchful, curtain comes down. Keno.
In hoe usufruct nux vomica est.
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04
An Ingenious Machine.
Washington Post.


Mr.. Me.one Wheless, of New Or
leans, has recently invented a very
ingenious machine for reporting, by
which he claims to be able to report
two hundred words per minute, the
words so reported containing all the
vowel and consonant sounds. He has
so arranged the language that any
combination of sounds can be instan-
taneously produced by the mathemati.
cal permutations represented on the
instrument. The reading of the record
so made is not confined to the operator
alone, as in stenography, but any one
who is familiar with the table by
which the instrument is operated can
readily translate any report produced.
He not only claims superiority over
shorthand as to speed, but as to the
perfect accuracy with which any one
can report. The mathematical COM
binatiOns are so ingeniOusly arranged
that no two permutations can ever
represent the same sound. Mr.. Whel-
ess, who is also an expert in telegraphy,
claims the speed of sending telegraphic
messages, by his invention, can be in.
creased fifty, the average number of
words per minute, to two hundred, and
with as great accuracy as is attained
by the present system of telegraphy.
By the use of the machines so con-
structed, speech, taken in congress,
for instance, can be transmitted to
New York, or any other distant point,
so that party at the register in New
York will be able to read the speech
while it is being spoken in Washing
ton. Mr.. Wheless has been employed
at shorthand some ten years, devoting
the past three years to the construction
of his invention.
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04
A Bulgarian Wake.

Nn1mOeIs JOurnal
When the father of the family feels
his end approaching, he sends for the
priest and begins to bargain with him
about his funeral, and settles the de-
tails of his "wake." Having arranged
all this and his other worldly affairs, he
feels comfortably prepared to leave the
world, and when his agony commences
to have a lighted taper placed in his
hand, his jaws bound up with cloth,
and his eyelids closed. The moment
his pulse has stopped all the pots, pans,
jars, kettles, ETC., in the house are
turned upside down to prevent his soul
from taking refuge in one of them, and
great care is taken to prevent either
man or animal-especially cat or dog
from stepping across his body, as
otherwise he would turn into vampire
and be a continual nuisance and a
danger to his family and the whole
community. Within a few hours of
death the body is buried, without any
coffin, in shallow grave, eighteen to
twenty-fOur inches deep, and left there
for three years, during which time
many offerings of food and wine are
placed upon it. At the end of the third
year the bones of the dead man are
dug up, carefully washed, put into a
linen bag, laid before the episcopal
throne, of which there is one in every
village, blessed by the pope, and then
finally buried for good. Thus the
Bulgarian is well taken care of after
his death, unless, indeed, there is any
reason to believe that he has become q
vampire. In that case the grave is
opened and the body transflxed by a
stake, or nail is driven into his breast.
If the body is very well preserved, then
it is riddled with pistol-shots, and the
earth stamped down firmly upon it, or
sometimes it is burnt to ashes by fire
made of thorn.
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04
Uses of The Sunflower,
Triblne and Farmer

TrioIne and Farmer.
In South western Russia, between
the Baltic and the Black Seas, the sun
flower is universally cultivated in
fields, gardens and borders, and every
part is turned to practical account. A
hundred pounds of the seeds yield
forty pounds of oil, and the pressed
residue forms a wholesome food for
cattle, as also do the leaves and the
green stalks, cut up small, all being
eagerly eaten. The fresh flowers, when
a little short of full bloom, furnish a
dish for the table which bears favora-
bic comparison with the artichoke.
They contain large quantity of hon.
ey, and so prove an attraction to bees.
The see Is are a valuable food for poul-
try; ground into flour, pastry and
cakes can be made from them; and
boiled in alum water, they yield blue
coloring matter. The carefully dried
leaf is used as tobacco. The seed re-
ceptacles are made into blotting paper,
and the inner part of the stock into
tine writing paper; the woody portions
are consumed as fuel and from the re-
sulting ash valuable potash liz obtained.
Large plantations of them in swampy
places are protection against internit-
tent fever.
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04
Sayings From Josh Billings.

Young ones and dogs-those who
are the least able to support them
generally hav the most ov them.
Experience is good schoolmaster," /"
but reason is better one.
A pedant is a learned phool-pe-
dentry is little knowledge on parade
-pedentry is hypocracy without any
malice in it.
1t don't show good Judgment tew be
surprized at ennything in this world,
for there liz nothing more certain than
uncertainty.
The man who kant find any virtew
in the human heart, has probably
given faithful sinOpsiss ov his own.
don't think that Fortune has got
emmy favorites, she was born blind,
and l notis them who wins the oftenes
so it blind, too.
think the heft of people take az
mutch cumfert in Dragging ov their
misfortunes az they do ov their good
LUX.
Pride is looking. glass, into which
men look, end, seeing themselves, they
strut and turn up their noses at other
folks.
How on arth kan you trust man
kind or woman kind when there ain'l
one out of ten of them dare trust
themselves.
Thar IL two kinds of Faith, faith oy
the brains-this liz nothing more than
shrewdness-and faith ov the heart
this is humility-half sister tew vir
tew.
Yu will notice one thing, all good
takers are good listeners.
Adversely is goddess with frozen
smiles.
don't believe in fighting; i am
solemnly against it; but if man gifts
tew fighting am solemnly against hi7
Citing licked. After fight liz opened
all the virtew thare IL in it liz tew lick
the other party.
Slander IL like the tin kittle tied to
dogs tale-a very good kind ov
kittle so long as it amt our dogs tale
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04
An Eel Story With Whisky Bait.

EEL is bitin' very good this winter
observed Newtown man to the cashier,
as he fished around in his pocket for a
marriage notice and paid the expense
of insertion.
"Catch many?" asked the cashier,
checking the notice.
"Doin' pretty well, pretty WELL" re-
piled the old man. 81 ketched one the
other day which was considerable eel.
Ye see went to the crick in the
mornin' and cut hole in the ice and
dropped the hook. In about minute
I knowed I had bite and went for
him. When 1 got ten yards of him out
began"
"Got what?" demanded the cashier.
"Ten yards of him. Ye see, couldn't
tell how big he was goin' to be, so
just pulled his head over my shoulder
and streaked for home, only a mile
Then 1 followed along back to the hole
and he wasn't all out yeti"
"How big was hep asked the cash
ier, with round eyes and standing hair
"HOld on till I tell ye. Then / take:
another grip onto him and reaches fol
home again, but that didn't seem tt
fetch the whole of him. Well, sir,
travelled between the house and tht
hole all day long, and when got hin
all out he made coil on my farm s
quarter of a mile in diameter and 400
yards high! Fact, sir! tell ye he wa.
considerable eelp'
"What kind of bait do you generally
use for that size of eel? asked the
cashier, sarcastically.
"Whisky," replied the Newtown man
81 used three pints Of whisky on thai
eel. Drank it the night before, you
knowr
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04
A Judges Experience.

Judge. ]. T. Bossier, Of st. Tam
many parish, La, and of the State
Legislature, thus expressed his opinion
to one of our representatives: 81 have
found st. Jacobs Oil to be very effica-
ciou5 in sprains and bruises. In nay
opinion there is no oil or inimen,
equal to it."-Ne,o Orleans (LG) Times
Democrat.
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04
"a Good Thing fer somehodv .

The Gunnison County Mining Co. of Col.
oners an excellent chance 20 labering
men, who have $500, TO pay their expenses,
work one year In opening their rich silver
mines In Col, for q large interest in the
ne ded on good security being given.
Write VIM. 4. Hutchinson, Hutchinson,
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04

The result of my use of st. Jacobs
Oll for rheumatism isl have been
recommending it ever since. says the
Mayor Of Chicago. Hon. Carter HI.
Harrison, in the Chicago Times.
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04

She Reminded Him of the Chinese
Rochester ExpresN
They were seated on the sofa, where
they had been for four long hours.
Augustus, do you know why you
remind me of the Chinese?"
mo. dearest, why?'
Because you won't 60"
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04

Philadelphia Record
If Tice, Vennor. or some other In
spired idiot can invent a winter eli
mate just cold enough for ice and
warm enough for peaches, he viii be
remembered gratefully and forgiven
much.
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04

Ffom data collected from Official sources
the Burlington Insurance Company OF
Burlington, Iowa, Is show n TO have the
lereest a,aount ~ assets to liabilities of
any Fire Insurance Company in the United
Sl nte5.
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04

Kidney-Wort acts first by overcoming
In the mildest manner all tendency to con-
stipatiOn: then, by its great tonic and in
vigorating properties, ft restores to health
the debilitated and weakened parts. Try
it-Item
Barbour County index., 1882-05-04

A Vicksburg firm has sold three thou
sand barrels of oil to be used on cattle to
keep of gnats.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-26
HOUSE.

After the usual preliminaries the
committee on ways and means. to
whom was referred the communica-
ton Of the auditor, recommending
the transfer Of the safe in his of.
fee to the First District Court OF
Ogden, reported by Mr.. Perry, the
chairman, that the committe ap-
prove of the suggestion, and also
recommended that the sum of 5000
be appropriated in lieu of the ST. 600
heretofore voted for, to purchase a
smaller safe for the use of the aud
itor. Adopted.
The committee on manufacture
and commerce reported by Mr..
Sharp. their approval of Council
bill l9, to provide for the collection
of small debts. The bill was fled
The special committee appo,nted
under House concurrent resnIu-
ton to draft a memorial to Conc rose
setting forth reasons why speciaI
legislation should not be enacted
against Utah, reported by Mr. Pen
rose, the chairman, q lengthy mem
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-26
WHOLESALE PRODUCE Lis,

List Of Buying Prices of Produ,o
IN TIE Salt Lake Market, correctss
Seml-weekly for the SALT LAE
HERALD, by Z. G. NJ. I. and Others
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-26

oeE&Ecates Of Dsposit Issusd Payable q
Demand.
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xus. xMHxx, I'll ,. KnsET, n,
ELI B. KELSEY { SON.
SUCCESSORS re
ELIB. KELSEY E. SONS,
REAL ESTATE, MONEY LoANIEG,
House RENTING AND COLLECTION
AGENTS,
Once. % First South Street. P. o. Box,
Salt Lake City
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We are in communication 6y Iele-
phone tcith oil subscribers to the Salt
Lake and Ogden City Telephone HI
change.
We are ready at all times TO aid persons OF
limited means by Leaning them at least 90 per
cent of the Purchase Price of any Property We
Sell, on long time and reasonable rate of inter-
est. We assure you Real Bargains in the fol-
lowing List. From sales made and constant
additions to our property list, look for some
thing new every alternate Sunday.
We have a large list Of farming land for sale
full particulaEs Of which will be given on ap-
plication.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-26
IsaPositiveC Cure

FOR all these Painful Complaints and " 49, 49,
sOeommon to cur best eennle p0PaiAH, - cru,.
ltwiH cure entirely the worst form OF te1nT --.,s
plants, en- ovarian troubles Inflammation ana .A
ton, Falling and Displscenenss, and the eos m.
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapss0 y"
Change OF Life. .,,p
Il win dissolve and eTpel tumors from the
early sSageoS development. The tendency 80
ceroas humorsthereIs checked very speedily % ,,n0
II removes fa1ntness Gatuiescy, destroy IA
for stimHlazss, and reevsSweakness o. tn0 Do
1t cures BloatIng, Headaches, Nervous 80 fadj
General Debility, sleepIesSnes0, Depression 'O-
gestton. ,-s.sht
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pam -.
and haekacha, is always permanently cuTea NS...fa
lawn ct All times end under ell -vSsrp.
harmony With the laws that govern inc sItRts
For Tie cureeS Kidney Complaints OF si'"'' :
Compound l. unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. PINKHAMfS FEaE1 -
POUNDS prepared ak rs and 20 western
Lynn, Mass Pros g. Six bOttlssf0r - -.c.a
"a the soxu. OF palS also in tho form OF io1ee
reeeauA Of price, q per box for ether nIs-
rraaava,suura AT FektsTa o. inquiry. sena AOE ~
L. aaar.sra "a above Mention thfs FapeF'
so ssrzly ahouid DO Withons u DLA l. -
TTvzp PT5a Eney szre constipation, oAGseSao
I'D toUsdIty e thsliSeE: g cents per Oo<
t $40 - - sOI8 b. an DTugsisfs' 90.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-26

CsEJsc4ons Made tottA Prompt Rsfsy7ez,
at L0treSt R0tzs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-26

EzeCists Orders tor PsSrchGse or Sale ri
Stocks and Bonds OF Nes YoTH
and San EToncise0:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-26

Six rooms in 7th " ard, on car line.
building and grounds on Main Street
gOooouslness stand; for LEASE or SALE. Fa2
particulars enquire at eur ofhee.
House of sixteen rooms, well esleuIat.d TO-
hotels, Sloa PAA"Up0i
Elegant residence OF twelve rooms, win Al
nOaern Improvements, 7th Ward, two hlocFs
TOM Main street, Vate< ND gas, $50.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04
TERRITORIAL Nsws

The Indians at Fort p.,l,
tana. last year raised S,~m;'N S,;;'N !. ".
vegetables more than they ~" ~, woui'
their own use. '"!nIra
The Belknap Inai n a..o.,.
ma. feeds over :%1S' 'a,:.ii.. Ivy ~ Nr,
The appropriation !"r Il, ~, :" l!r;;s,
for running tine agony :.,a',, m"'""- ~
$4O,M ,MH. ''is h !.
The Tucson. 4. r.
nearly completed, aiu H.. ~, "''s, :,
lighted on the 335i !. %; ,;,,.., ''T y, vi. Il
will cost $l@',i".'. ;n, V. :. :. ,.1'~t:;,
city of :52:..iAs, feet t.. ~. '''' "a.
The town n:' H,wi.., j, 81
into prominence. AZ! ,,,.,,,;, Is ~, Nj,
Of the live,i.-' in H. : ~, 49, "it =
A fioc hos! las r-,,.I, y J., Il c''a,
and the r,:!"'a'i '":'.;' niy ;" .:'~4
q large round hntt~ P''!N-p
\ party "f l3n :.".,:,,. ,.
route t" the N"lic!.a. l..s ,,,s'>. :.
will reacli tin. 'nd @: ,..r Nr,,h'i: lh1':''..
cliffs: track carir u '.:r .!l.,,,. He'i: h.
have cont ra"i,t - ',..&- ...,,..' i.,
portati"n between 81 ~, y. ;'>
Park. al -
George Craig. ,uj j., > H..
two hu'.-Wi:,:.!;'is, 80, '::'4t'
CAM "n IT," T'',n. :. r ..V@ /
18th. which r'..'.i: i, ,.,.,:,. .na 4,
Davenport ji't i - L.. \ -, :. :.
! a. J,