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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19

DR.. T. A. Bland affects to see q
surrender OF the republican party tc
the growing grcenback sentiment Of
the country In the appointment Of
Hon. VIM. d. Kelley OF Pa, to the
position Of chairman OF tho commit.
Tee OF Ways and Means. We on the
contrary see in that appointment q
recognition Of the claims the iron
monopoly, which under the guise OF
Qrotection to American industry is
annually robbing that industry Of
eight Or nine hundred millions OF
dollars q gear for the benefit OF own
ers of;the iron mills OF Pennsylvania.
fhis.iroc tariff in point OF villainy
naiusaznsng very equal contest
With the national bank swindle, both
Of which we rePudiate, as We do their
authors and abettors.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19
Piles !! Piles Piles
n Sure (beSe Found at Last.
~ O,eE Weed Suffer!

A sure Cure for Blind, Needing, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered By Dr. vii.
liam, ian Indian remedy,) called DIR. Williams
Indian Ointment A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases Of = or - years standing.
No one need suffer ave mlnutes after applying
this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions In.
Strumente and electuarles do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment a0sOrbS the tumOrS
allays the intense itching, (paIticuarly ut night
aftsr getting warm In bed,l acts rs o p0ultice
gives instant and painless relief. and Is prepared
only for Piles, itching Ut the private parts, and
TOR nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. CofinberTy Of
Cleveland says about DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment: have used scores Of Pile Cures, and
II affords me pleasure TO say that have never
found anything which gave such immediate
and permanent relief as DR.. williams Indian
Ointment.
Kor sale by all druggists or mailed on receip,
Of price, 3l.OO.
HENRY CO. Prop'rr.
o. vesey st \. Y.
MORRISON, PLuAAER = Go. wholesale Agents
Chicago. III. Seowly
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19

One third OF all the farms in In
diana are under mortgage. Illinois
is as bad, and Kansas is worse
Bountiiul crops have been showered
on the people Of these states and ye,
the mortgages IRE on the increase
There's cert, inly q screw loose some.
where, but no old partyite who per.
sists in reading and believing In his
party press will ever find the screw
The Gre0nbackers have found the
screw and are doing their best t
tighten it. but they need help. They
have helped the matter to great
extent, aud none can deny that II i
had not been for the Greenbacker.
things would be even much worse
than they are now.-(Advocate
Franklin Ind.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19
enthusiastically Of Banks Of Issue.

Hon. Stewart L. Woodford, late
Lieutenant Governor and now Unit
ed States Attorney for New York,
expressed great surprise before q
/ bankers convention that the enemies
Of the present banking system have
not forced the light on the weakest
poiHt-thc constitutionality Of the
system. He uses the following strong
and emphatic terms:
The Government cannot to-day
print one paper dollar In excess Of
the possible limit OF four hundred
millions and make me take 1t. Yet
It authorizes the banks to issue moro
than one thousand millions OF paper
dollars, each Of which It compels me
to take In payment Of all debts due
from the Government, except gold
interest on the gold debt. Thus whit
the sovereign cannot legally do the
subject may. The strange spectacle
Is presented Of creature more pow
erful than Its creator. A corporation,
which is solely the child Of the law,
can make that paper to be money In
dealings between the Government
and myself, which the Government
could not itself 90 make.
] will say deliberately that / do not
believe the national bank law Is con-
stitutional, Ia so far as II confers this
power on banks to issue paper, and
makes that paper legal tender for
any purpose except In payment OF 1t
to the bank that Issued 1t.
It Is wrong In morals, because It
accustoms the people to loose ideas
OF governmental powers: It expands
undeserved credit: It fosters spccu-
lation, and confirms men in the habit
Of calling soap bubbles realities.
have sometimes wondered why
the opponents OF the national bank
system have not forced their fight at
this weak pointin your line. Your
opponents are logical. They recog-
nize that the people need paper cur
rency for the daily use Of business.
They prefer that 1t shall be oil green
backs, etc.--Scdalia Call.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19
The Sell Out.

There Il little more to be said
about the barb wire sell out than the
facts We published last week. There
is no doubt left but what Coon. Given
& Carpenter, land in our opinion the
Farmers Protective Associations at
torneyD have sold out and left their
hackers il the lurch. Washburn,
Moen & Co., paid $4,000. out Of
which the attorneys got $16,5O0 and
the other parties the balance. What
the Farmers Protective Association
can or will now do Is hard to say.
Some claim that they will buy new
machines and go on manufacturing
wire as usual. We hope they can do
this, but TO us It looks doubtful, as
they have no patent, aud the man
who had, and who they were backing
has sold his right and machines to
Washburn. Moen s. Co., and the
Farmers Protective Association are
left out In the cold. II they can buy
up o patent, or get some one who
has patent to manufacture for them,
they may go on, but that is risky and
will be fraught with a great many
difficulties. But time will tell, and,
We do not want to say word tina
would in any way injure the Assoeia-
ton, and will do anything we can to
assist Them, but We have no faith In
beating monoplies under the present
laws. To our mind there Is but one
way to do this thing and that Is by
the ballot. All this having monopo.
lies is nothing but a farce. They owI
the courts and legislators, hence
what show does the honest farmer
stand? He simply stands show te
! squander what little money he cal
save off OF the farm.
What we would say to the Farm
ers' Protective Association, thu
! Grange all other classes, is, II yol
: are honest in your desire to choke
!, of this giant evil. monopoly, come
out OF the old ruts and vote for ;
e party that will do it. You have triee
s the old parties and they have re
fused to help You, now try the new
Nen Era.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19

Railroad commissioners and their
secretaries' salaries as reported BY
the Auditor Of state Is &c, S54.33. A
more useless burden was never i'm
posed upon . patient and long sui.
fering people than that tax. The
State Press ..infers that because but
few complaints have been entered ia
the past year, that the system is
giving satisfaction. An examination
OF the disposition Of cases In previous
years ought to dispel that delusion
John.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19

A pure wholesome distillation OF
wich hazel, American pine, Canada
fir, marigold, clover blossom, etc,
fragrant with the healing essences
Of balsam and OF pine. Such is San
ford's Radical Cure for Catarrh.
Complete treatmentfo for 81.
Death to rats, mice, reaches and
ants; Parsons Exterminator. Barns
granaries and households cleared in
= single night. No fear Of bad
smells. Best and cheapest vermin
killer in the world. Sold every
where. ian.
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I Really Can't Subscribe;

=. b. Hayss 70 tie Ca.feid NorsMens AssocasiON
Ireajly can't subscribe, you know,
For poverty afliicts me 90,
And so distressing Is my case
That have serious doubts III
Could at moments notice buy
A hundred thousand dollar place,
Mr. funds carefully invest,
And would lose the interest
II should fashly call them In.
Were to help you buy o stone
With cash that should be let alone,
Why, that would be sort OF sin.
James GARFIELD Was noble man,
Wen built on the Ohio plan
better man you seldom see:
nut other noble persons i've,
Who ought TO get, and net 10 give
For instance, look at Grant and me.
ne was the President, you say,
But In the common, legal way,
And nothing strange In that see.
But for shot, he might to-day
ne drawing very liberal pay
Nobody every shot at me.
Ircally can't subscribe, you see,
For poverty Expresses me,
While fortune holds me a. slave;
And would almost bet cent
That no expensive monument
win e'cr adern my humble grave.-lN
I, Sun.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19

The board Of supervisors OF Mitch.
ell county passed resolution auth
orizing It's county treasurer to de-
post 10000 In the Usage National
Bank. This matter OF depositing the
public monies with banks is utterly
indefensiblc. 1t is part OF that rep
rehcnsible system OF John Sher.
mans universally condemned by all
right minded men. Under this system
a favorite national bank in the city
Of New York continually held during
Mr.. Sherman's service as secretary
OF the Treasury from five millions, to
thirty-flye millions, OF dollars, Of the
public money, paid no interest for its
use. yet using it daily in Its business.
when it should have been applied to
payment Of the public debt, and to
stopping the continual interest drain.
The vault OF the public treasury is
tho place where the public money
should be held until used for the
purposes for which it is raised
whether county, state. or national
Tho people should not be taxed to
maintain the banks In funds to loan
Their customers. or for their currer,
business. The practice 10 all wrong
without the semblance OF justitica
ton. aud should be arrested by fore,
OF Law instead OF encouraged by it
officers. An excellent business rul,
Is to pay your debts and let you
late creditors have the risk OF banl
deposits, yourself avoiding their risl
aud loss. Cash payments are q bet
ter foundation for business success
than depositing other peoples none,
ct . bank. for the bank to lend
Counties. states, nations, as well o
individuals should pay their debt
before seeking to lay BY large idi
fluid In bank Or In their own custo
dy. What is economy, and the cor
rect rule for tho individual, Is no
e4u,ely iuapplicable tc governments
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19
The State Press says "of course the
Star Route thieves have that nine
millions where q judgment will reach
It. except that part spent to elect Gar
fleld aud Arthur.

Grant fayors reinstating Fitz John
Porter In the regular army. Now
out Of pure gratitude ought not
democratic senators to favor putting
Grant on the retired list with the pay
and emoluments IN Lognn's bill.
That will make Grant stick to porter,
when whisky Is out.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19

Iowa people will pay dearly Tor
anti-monopoly speeches James F.
Wilson has been delivering over the
State, after he takes his seat In the
United States senate. He Is q mo-
nopolist, owned and operated by the
Pacific railroad il its interest and
against the peoples interest.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19

The Leader says that: accord
ing to the report Of Recorder Lc-
Claire, the property In Scott County
is mortgagrd to nearly half OF Its as
sessed value-the real property Is
mortgaged to the amount OF $A,2l4-
407.8l, and the personal property to
the amount Of l66,273.32: total, 81
4N, 680l3. This sum may seem large.
but 1t Is smaller by far than the ag-
gregates OF any other county that has
anything like Scott County's porula-
ton and area.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19

In the Circuit Court for Howard County. Town.
February Term, leul.
II. Z. Price, Plaintiff,
w
]. r Noe. Defendant
To the Defendant Adore Named:
fOu are hereby notified that there II on lllc
In the once OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court In
and tor the comfy or Howard, State 0f Iowa, 5
, titt0n OF the plaintiff above named, Claiming
VI you the sum 0f FIFTY Dors and twenty-Aix
cents. with per cent interest thereon from
september lst l66i, as b: lance due on account
for merchandise. writ or attachment has IL
sued against your property.
And that unless you appear Thereto and de-
send Oeinre moon o. Tie second dAy of the next
u rm II the said Court appointed Ia b. held M
he Court house In aid county, commencing on
the 9th y of February 1881, your default viii
cent fed ana judgment rendered against
on thereon. IN accordance with the prayer OF
= lid petition.
II. {. MCCARTHY,
III Attorney fer PlsiutiN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-19
NybErtT'S SAFE.

STATE OF IOWA.
ScOTT COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court Of Scott County, State OF
BY virtue OF q special execution issued from
the nilice OF the clerk OF the circuit court OF
Scott county, Safe OF Iowa, In favor Of Richard
son Brothers and against Frank koha and Mar
garet k0ba dated DecemeT 3Sth, 1881 and To me
directed commanding ms that Of the goods,
chattels, stock or interest In any company, debts
due. property In the hands Of third persons.
lands and tenements (Which are not exempt by
law from execution Of the said Frank kO6a !
make or cause TO be made the sum OF ten hum
dred sixty eight dollars and thirty seven cents
and seventy live dollars attorney fees, with In
tcrest and costs, have levied upon the follow
ting described real estate, lying and being sitnat-
cd In the County Of Howard state OF Iowa, name
". The vert half Of the north west quarter VI
section aumber thirty i've, In township number
ninety eight, north OF range number eaesen,
the south west quarter OF section number two
| In township number ninety-eight, north Of range
number eleyen west Of the hth, p. m.
/ And hereby give public notice that | Shall
offer for sale at public Outcry at the Court
House door In Cresco, County OF Howard and
state OF Iowa, on
Saturday, February 18th, 1882.
between the hours Of O'Clock a. m and O'CLOCK
p u Of said day-sale q commence NJ the hou
or o'clock p. IN. OF said day; and Will sell u
| above described property, or Sufficient theie0
To satisfy the above debt with interest and costs
| Dated this IS, day Ct January lsss.
j. j. LOWRY.
| Sheriff Q! Howard County, iowa.
lts
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The impression seems to prevail that the water
registrar is to md notices to individuals that
their water rent is due. This is not DONE there
Is no law requiring it, and the water registrar
states that he is going to send out his men at once
to cut OF water where the rent is not paid.
THE Providence HOSPITAL NOT EXEMPT PROM TAX
ALTON.
In examining the accounts in the special assess
ment Office. Mr.. Roome discovered that the taxes
on the grounds connected with the Providence
hospital had not been paid, and on January 18th
sent The DILL to the managers, who referred 1t 10
their attorney. claiming that they were exempt
MI Roome also found an opinion on file In his
Office by Mr.. E. L. Stanton, in which 1t was held
that this hospital was exempt under the act OF
March 81, 1875. MT. Roome disSented from MI
stantons view of the case, and the matter was
recently referred to Attorney Riddle, who states
that Mr.: Roome is right, and that Mr.. stanton was
clearly In error He holds that this hospital Is not
exempted under this or any other law, and that
the tax-amountlng to 81 ,350.31-shOuld be COL
lected. 1t is understood that the managers will
apply to Congress for relief. In the meantime the
collection will be pressed.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwisle:-Col ChaS. Worth
ln9t0n. erect fOur-StOry dwelling and store, 14t
between and streets; $4,000. John Callahan,
erect three-stOry brick dwelling, 5th, between S
and Boundary streets; 81 COO John F. Green, erect
tWO-StOry dwelling Samson, between 18th and
18th streets; 81 600. John HILL repair frame, S14
Attn street northwest; 500. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, repair brick square 632; $780, NJ.
William, make alterations to brick 901 PennSylva-
MA avenue; 500.
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Death OF Thomas j. Eu-ans.

Last evening at o'clock Thomas j. Durant,
esq, died at his residence street, between Sd
and ~ streets, aged 81 years. MIR. Durant at the
time OF his death held the position as attorney
for the United St3teS before the Spanish and
American claims commission, and contracted the
disease (pneumOnial. which terminated his life.
Willie attending The funeral OF the late j. J. Stew
art, one o. the commission, in Baltimore, Oh Fri
day week. Mr.. Durdnt vas born in PHILADELPHIA
ana at the age OF II settled in New Orleans. being
Ter Tine clerk iii the post Office in that city,
Studylng law. he was admitted to the bar May
18TH 1898. and was soon one OF the leading LAWYERS
or the bar Of that state. After serving as
a.state senator he Was appointed L. S. district
attorney by President Polk, and subsequently
was the attorney general OF the state. He re-
Hfflned IN the state during the VAR and was the
recognized leader ~ the Union citizens of the
sGte- when the city was captured froIn the con-
Tolerate forces by Gen. Butter he at once took
measures u organize the state ON the bisis OF
lfec state, and the position OF governor was ten
utfcd 10 him. This he declined, on the ground
th;tJ ne could not be governor and at the same
tint be SuDoTdln3t" 10 the military authority lie
lett louisiana in le6 and came to this city. and as
a member OF the bar, TOOK high Tank He leaves
Vile and i've children. His funeral h been set
Tor tuesday next The announcement Of his death
was made in tue Circuit Court to-day b. Gen.
Ettkie. and Judge Macarthur, in respect 10 his
memory, directed tie adjournment oil the court
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DIED.
GARRETTSON. On Saturday, February A. 1882, at
AS a: M, N1MROD GAkRETTSON, in his eighty
second year.
Funeral from his late residence No. 1892 New Jersey
avenue Monday, the 9th instant, at 2 o'clock p. M.
Baltimore Sun please copy.I
MASON. At her residence, opposite Howard Univer.
sity after short Illness the eighth year of her
Mason.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from st. Augustine church, 18th
street, Tomorrow Sunday, the 9th inst, at O'Clock
pm
WRIGHT. In Richmond, February 3, 1882 after
lingering illness, BETTE wife Of Julian L. Wright Of
Washington, DC.
VANNEMAN; On February Sd. 1882. at 9p.m..
JAMES VANNEAfAN, aged seventy years. a resident
OF Georgetown for the last 40 years.
Funeral will take place from his late residence 1905
thirty third street, Georgetown Sunday, at o'clock
Pm. Friends and relatives invited to attend.
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Wf1soD. the Alleged Swindler.
LETTERS FROM LADIBS. INTENTIONALLY INCLINED, II
ANSWER TO AN ADVERTISEMENT FROM HIM

LETTERS FROM LADIES, INTENTIONALLY INCLINED IN
ANSWER TO AN ADVERTISEMENT FROM HIN.
number of letters found in the house on
street. where Charles K Wilson, the man arrested
Thursday night On account OF the alleged lottery
swindle, were from young ladies in answer to ad-
vertisements OF his requesting a correspondence
with view TO matrimony. These letters were
sent tn police headquarters to-day. In one, from a
young lazy In this city. she states that she re-
ms sT The and pleased with his
than he is, but has good education; never tasted
liquor In her life, and she really could make a
adds: ''lf you approve. will meet you at the
place you mentioned for last evening, at same
sde 1'ts p sne a
say my circle Of acquaintance are OF the best !"
This is from widow.
One from Port Tobacco dated January 3Oth is
from girl,who says she is matrimoniaily inclined;
Is eighteen years old. five feet high, with black
hair dark-blue eyes, rosy cheeks, with dimples in
each OF them; small hands, with tapering fingers,
and performs nicely on the piano. She desires him
TO give description OF himself as she has done of
graph, and closes by saying Hoping to hear from
you tF'y sOon." and signs her name.
one from staunton from a supposed widow, as
matrimonially inclined and Thought perhaps we
could come 10 some mutual agreement, being des-
titute Of future myself, and DESTROYS Of marrying
q man or some means" She states that she Is
widow for five years and has lived with her father,
Dut as he is soon to bring home new wife she
She does not object to marrying man few
years her junior IL he Is her equal in intellect but
OF course she wishes to correspond with him some
time before they enter into an engagement There
can be no objection made to her personal appear
ance, as she is considered very handsome. She
desires to exchange photographs and asks an
answer as soon as convenient
In his mail yesterday were about dozen letters
from his dupes in various parts Of country, in
closing in most cases Sc each to pay for the boxing
and freight of the fine 5000 piano, which they had
been notified that they had drawn. One contained
sired to get the piano STOOL which he stated in his
letter he could furnish with the piano for s. to
match the piano. Wilson states that he is from
two weeks getting up this scheme to make money.
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Condensed Locals.

creditors bin i'll equity has been filed by Henry
q. Middleton against Isabel b. Gibbs and others
Tor the sale or sublOt 81, square 81, and SublOt H.
square 500.
The Free Thinkers association of this city have
appointed George A. Bacon, j. Clement Smith,
NIn- Boyd, Robert q. IngerSOll and Charles White
acommittec 10 have made Il bust or statue of Tom
Paine To De presented 10 the United States from
The citizens Of the District OF Columbia.
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AnsHscaseEsrs. &C.

FORD'S OPERA HOrsE-Madame Janausrhek will
cuNCiuic z successful two weeks engagement at
tnrts Opera House tonight, appearing as queen
Katherine" in Henry VIZ
''PAIIENCE" - The OPERA House seats for
S!b-Tt an! SUIV3n'S F0ijtsCe. III e y i'll ne rem
deTcd by ChaS- l. Forts Opera Company 1t the
opera House next Monday. are r3piiiy Ieing Dis
posed o. anu th engagement ut promises TO be de-
ci'ed success. TIE chorus has been greatly
stf-ntth"HFt b additions from Comfy ana Bar
tons Patience Company (n0w di,bInded) aud a
Eu'hctfft Church cnoir singers. TIE scenery viii
o appropriate, aud the costumes new and novel.
The est VIII lnciGeuoEr. D-nhlra II his original
CHARACTER ~ "Eu3t.0T1te, (DSc.ir Wild: Mr. FitZ-
gersld - ''GroS.Sn0S:'' MI. Lsn< IS the Duke"
Sir. CuTler as Tile tFafor:' Mr. JoBcS Is ..'rh1
Secret tIy;7 NJ. EayI4on.l as The C0loacI:" Mis-,
Aciieary IS Lady d:ne.7 (t.ie SIafowcrN and
MISS LE'cjtt as t!'at.eH1e, Gae Liry.} with . cho-
rus OF Twenty-Five sick E3aidenS and twenty dash
hiS Dragons There viii he, besides the evening
pfi0FInaLc' 5, an extra matinee on Wednesday
ErxL
NATIONAL THEATsR-Mr. John McCull9ugh will
play "E.chtr'i lii tails evening. He has had a
very successful week. His engagement runs out
Two weeks Monday night next week he VIII
pily TIE 'F't1ttsIf.; III Sddy, tGGi5,i1s: WedneS-
u1s, Ot1etO; thursday, Damon GinI PztHfaS
CONaREGATI0SAL CHUKCn.-The Testimonial con-
cert tended u Mf-. j. ;. Powell by tle C1ngT.g,.-
tionai church VIII take rlace next Tuesday even
iGg.
TEE CONCERT TO be given at the Congregational
CT urea by the great female EiOlOuiSt, Camilla
tT>o, 8i!i be spcCi i. Is the pieces sine VIII play
&ff tae fue 4 Ia her r pTtCrr, viz: SendclSSOn'S
great concert ami te famous fanJaS ie 81 1.-The
prayer O. Moses IL Egypt" ON the q string only
Composed by the greet Paganinni
The MASQUERADE BALL II have been given in
Forrest II UF tn /. o. c. B.. February 9Th has
been postpoGt TIL further notice, on account OF
re SIe II Forrest hall.