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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

| Drug ytStS say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
| table Compound IL the best remedy for female
weakness that they ever heard OF. for It. gives
I universal satisfaction Send to Mrs. Lydia T.
| pinkhanl. 233 We stern Avenue. ~ Nh, Macs for
| pamphlets. sat:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

The Gull for a State convention
will be found on our fourth page. It.
will meet in Dcs Moines June 7th, and
9Th. 1882.
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To Ill Whom II may Concern.

All persons are hereby notified ami warn.
not 10 trust my w T. Emma L. DOhs0h on my u
count, M we have separated, and viii pa ae-
debts contracted BY her. Dated. MArch IL, no
THOMAS DussuN lss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

u The finest and largest assert.
ment OF corsets, that can be found in
the city, at Zundelowitz'. t..
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Dccorah Business College.

The attendance is nearly double
that Of last year. A thorough course
for twenty-five dollars. Address
JOIN II. SLACK, Principal.
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cs Call and examine those nobby
Spring Suits ut Zundelowitz' II
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MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL.

THE words we use," at Court
House Hall tonight.
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MeueMaher This
If YourAreSi ok

II you arc sick HOP PI1TERS will cure
" aid Nature In making you well again
when all else falls.
Ifyou are comparatively well. hut feel
tho need Gf n grand tonic ard sttmulant,
never lpst easy till you are made new
being by the use or
HOP BTITERS.
Ifyou are costivc or dyspcptic, or are
suffering from any other Of the numerous
diseases Of the stomach or bowels, II Is
your own fault II you remain III, for
HOP BIrTEUS
nrc a sovereign remedy in ail such COM
II you arr wasting away with any form
q Kidney disease. stop tempting Death
this moment, and turn Tor q cure 20
HOP BITTERS.
n you are sick with'th terflblc sick
kesS, Nervousness, you win md "Balm
In Gilcnd" Ia the use Of
HOP BITTERS.
II you arc freQuentcr or residentOf
q mtasmatic district, barricade your sys-
sem against the scourge or all countries
maia,ial, epidemic, bilious, and intermit.
tent ieveiS-by the use OF
HOP BITTERS.
II you hsve rough, pimply or sallow
skin, bad breath, palms and aches. and
feel miserable generally, HOP BlTTERS
win give you fair skin; rich blood. the
sweeteat breath, heath and comfort
In short. they cure ALL Diseases or the
stomach Bowels. Blood, Liver, Nerves,
Kidneys, etc and
$500
win be paid for a case they will not cure
or help, or for anything impure or inJur-
lOuS found In them.
That poor, bcd-s4den. invalid wife, sis
ter, mother or daughter, can be made
the picture OF health by few bottles VI
Eop Filters, cttting but trifie.
Will you let them suffer?
CLEANSE, PURIFY AND EN- RCH TIL
BLOOD WITH
HOP BlTTERS.
And you VIII have no sickness or suffering
DEBTORS bills 70 pay.
ntr y25ui8yl
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CO Brown, White & Co., Lime
Springs are agents for the Estey, the
Geo. Woods, the Crown and the Sto-
ry 4 Camp organs, and will give de-
cided bargains on either. l5tf.
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SYMPTOMS OF 4
TORPID LIVER.
coNsIlRA
TUFTS HAIR DYE.

Ora. HAIR on WRlskERs changed TO 0LoesY
BLACK by single application az this OYE. Him.
parts natural color, acts InstAntaneONsly. Sold
~ Druggists, sent by express on receipt Of q.
OFFICE, = MURRAY 81, NEW Yo8k.
r ~. TCTT'1 uANrAL = valsaAss laessososa saA \
NCssesl nsselD6 wtn - nalls1 S1&8 - oDooao9sa.A
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

eD"Go 20 Tomas Bros. for the
BEST Tin Pals. Creamery cans, in
fact for all kinds OF tin ware of the
BEST QUALITY. 24t2
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From phvalc,nn md our0eoo.

West vireinia Aux q, lA7a--f received yqnr nadi.
cine mad believe y has sa:ed iof which sm VERY
6ox mo 81 for friend You have donA u1oxs shfAo
- NJ 1 vill scnd vs,u nh the Ovders con.
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The hidden q"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-03
THE BRAVE 1T HOME.

m. maid who binds her warriors sa'h,
y;tb smile that well her pain Ensembles,
che while beneath her dropping lash
One starry teardrop hangs aud trembles.
rSorgb heaven alone records the tear,
And Fame shall never know her story,
p.r heart has shed drop as dear
As ever dewed the field of glory,
rhs wife who girds her husbands sword,
Mid little ones who weep or wonder.
And bravely speaks the cheering word,
What though her heart be rent asunder-
Doomed nightly in her dreams to hear
The bolts of war around him rattle,
Hath shed as sacred blood as e'er
Was poured upon the plain of battle
The mother who conceals her grief,
While to her breast her son she presses,
u hon breathes a few brave words and brief
Kissing the patriot brow she blesses,
With no one but her secret God
To know the pain that weighed upon her,
Sheds holy blood as e'er the sod
Received on freedoms field of honor
II buchanan Read
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-03

came this reply: "A cup OF water is a
little thing, but to thirsty lips it is much
sweeter than nectar"
And then, rs il window had been
opened in his soul, whole food of
new thoughts and ideas came in upon
him, and he saw that the mind had its
needs as well RS the body; and that un-
less these were supplied, life would be
poor and dreary-just as his life, and
the lives of his wife and children had
for the most part been,
Mr.. Spencer never shut that window,
but let the birds fly in and out atpleas
ure. When Mr.. Egbert next saw him
he received him with joyful heart and
pleasant smile, and doubled his sub
scription to the ministers salary.
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The Unrest Of Egypt.

There is trouble III the land of the
sacred Nile, all because of the uDspeak-
able selfish policy Of the English Gov
eminent. On the plea of doing Justice
to the lenders of money on Egyptian
bonds, the representatives of France
and England were given the right to
collect and disburse the taxes in that
country. The eminent inanciers once
with their hands in the money chest
showed themselves rapacious and stupid
to most incredible extent; they fairly
Quilted unfortunate Egypt. They filled
every profitable office in the state with
Englishmen, at extravaganza salaries,
while they neglected every material in
terest of the land they were plunderir g
The people rose and murdered Their
oppressors. OF course England and
France can easily subjugate the Egyp'
tians, but while we write the powers
have shown the most painful irresolu-
ton. IL this instance the eminent
fnanciers of France and England have
shown all the same covetous instincts of
the pluDdering Pashas and satraps Of
the East.-From Demoresrs Monthly
for August
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-03
What Il Volcano Can Du.

Cotopaxi, in 1888, threw its fiery
rockets 5000 feet above its crater, while
in 1854 the blazing mass, struggling f. +
an outlet, roared so that lis awful voice
was heard Mt q distance of 600 miles.
In 1897, the crater of TunguranguA,
one of the great peaks of the Andes,
flung out torrents of mud which damn
ed up the rivers, opened new lakes, sno
in valleys l00D feet wide made dopos-
its 600 feet deep. The stream from We
suvious which, in 1887 passed through
Tore del Greco, contained 81, 600 cubic
.eeJ OF solid matter, and in. 1903, when
Tore del Greco was desti Dyed Il second
time, the. mass, OF lava 'amouuted to
$4,000. 900 cuuic feet. In 1760 Erna
poured forth a food which covered
eighty four square miles of, surface aud
measured nearly 1,000,000,000 cubic
feet. On this occasion the sand and
scoria formed the Monte Tusiui, near
Nicholosa, a cone two miles in circunl-
ference and 1000 feet high. TIE
stream thrown out by Etpa in 1916 was
in motion ut the rate Of a yard day
for nine months after the eruption and
it is on record that the lava of the same
mountain, after II terrible eruption, was
not thoroughly cool and consolidated
for ten years after the event, In the
eruption OF Vesuvius, a. ID. 70, tho oco
ria and ashes vomited forth fartxceed
ed the entire bulk of the mountain,
while in 1860 Etna discharged twenty
times its own mass. Vesuvius has sent
it's ashes as far as Constantinople, SJr-
la and Egypt; it hurled stones eight
pounds in weight to Pompeii, distance
of six miles, while similar masses were
tossed up 1000 feet above the summit
Cotopaxi has projected block 100 GU
bic yards in volume distance Of nine
miles; and Sumbawa, in 1915, during
the most terrible eruption on record,
sent it's ashes as far as Java. dis
lance of three hundred miles.-POpat
lar Science Monthly.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-03

1T is expected that trains will lie
running through from ST. Louis to Wa
CO, over the Texas s. st. Louis narrow
gauge road, by the LIST of October.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-03
BIRDS AT THE WINDOW.
By Y. S. Arthur.

"Better be at work" grnmbled John
Spencer, as he passed the ministers
house and saw. Jenney, the minister's
daughter, feeding the birds that came
every day to the window. my girls
have something else to do, I will not
give cent to support such lazy do.
ings.'
Good morning, Mr.. Spencer, said
friendly voice. l want to know how
much you will put down for MIR. Elders
salary this year? We want to increase
it TO five hundred dollars if We can"
"Not one cent" was his slow, empha-
tic answer.
"Oh! You are je. ting, Mr.. Spencer"
said his good-humored neighbor."
mo. I am in earnest. My girls
have something better to do than feed
ing birds. Humph! Do you see that ?"
and he pointed to a window where
Jenny Elder, the minister's daughter,
stood feeding half dozen birds that
flew close to her hand; one of them
even lighting on her shoulder.
well, that is beautiful" exclaimed
Mr.. Egbert.
"Beautiful?"
eyes. don't Won think so?"
Il think she'd better be at work,
replied Mr.. Spencer, in a hard voice.
Mr.. Egbert turned and looked at his
neighbor in mute surprise.
II mean just what say" added Mr..
Spencer. "My daughters have no time
to waste after that fashion, and I don't
see that am under obligations to sup
port other peoples daughters in idle
ness"
Jennie Elder is no idle grill" said
Mr.. Egbert, little warmly.
Don't you call that idleness?"
"No. It's both rest and inauguration.
The ten minutes spent with those birds
will sweeten her life for whole day.
She will here them twittering as she
goes about her household duties, and
be stronger and more cheerful in con-
sequence"
"Mr. Spencer shook his head, but
not with the emphasis of manners
shown few minutes before. A new
thought had come into his mind. A
bird had flown in through window of
his soul.
work, work, work, every hour of
the day." said Mr.. Egbert, lis not best
for anyone nor best for Jenny Elder,
nor for your daughters, nor mine"
Nobody says it is" replied Spencer.
@But-but--" His thoughts were not
very clear and so he hesitated.
"The rest that gives to the mind
cheerful tone, that makes it stronger
and healthier, is true rest, because it
includes refreshment and invigora-
ton.
Nobody denies that" said Mr..
Spencer.
"And may not Jennie's ten minutes
with the birds give her just the re-
freshment she needs, and make her
stronger for the whole day? If not
stronger, then more cheerful, and you
know how ruch comfort to a house
hold one cheerful spirit may bring"
You have such a way Of putting
things, replied the neighbOr in g
changed voice. Cheerfullness - oh,
dear! 1 am weary at looking at discon-
tented faces. If feeding birds at the
windows is an antidote for fretfulress,
an going to recommend my children
70 begin at once
Let the birds come fret to vour
Own windows" said Mr.. Egoert.
-oh, I'm too old for anything ike
that was replied.
To the windows Of your soul, 1
mean"
Spencer shook his head. you shoot
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s~wHEx WRITING TO ADVERTISERS
rubliHher.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-03-16

1 ksalmost emagine myself lookin'
dow de aisles ob de senate chamber
of United States. More sensation. !
De iestion sam Life wuth libin'
Fuf has often been axcd, an | be-
bel DE dat several parties besides
meIab put de same querry from de
rofum. [Chcers by Samuel Shin.
vii had no idea what rostrum meant.
BID ! claim obe de only pusson in
Ill heah kentry who takes de negativ'
size oh dis memenchus inquiry. In
de fust place we am BON. DE
fnt var, oh our lives am spent in
erin wild pain an sorrow. We sees
gh,sts. We hab bad dreams. We
aniseized by de collie. Our froats am
tunnels down which dey pour all kinds
ofsyrup, paregoric, sweet milk an
what not, an we wish we was dead.
[SObs by Pickles Smith, who lately
lost his grandfather What comfort
does any boy er gal take up TO de
aige oh Is yeahs Not a bit. DE
boys git licked an dc gals git spank
ed, an dey fall down stairs. hab de
chicken pox, git boxed up wild de
mumps, an hab TO war clos which
have bi.. aut oher an .dyed- -Lsensa-.
tion by Giveadam Jones as he recall
ed old recollec;ions.1
"Fromde aige of IL to 2G,' con.
tinued the orator. after pulling down
his vest. life am fnll OF luv' au' Jeal.
ousy an bad fittin' dSats, an gwine
to funerals an stayin' home from civ
cuses. -.Jist as 49, r'pan sl's 81.
thipkin, do. "e am happy nc us '
,,.......ps ,S his slssye-buttons am iit.
teen seconds behind de style or ""'
h;s b,,tes am dc hundredth part oh an
inch too long, or dat his coat wrink-
La in de back. [Groans from Trus'
tee but-~-ak. who remembers when
he was learning III, BARRIERS trade in
Richmond.1
"From 20 to 30 we get mar'd,' con.
timed the professor, as q sad smile
crossed his face. 1--WE luh an court
an hire libery rigs an buy candy and
marry. What am de result [Groan'
from all over the hall.l We hab Il
house rent, an buy wood, an 60 Il
meetin,' and dgit trusted for groceries
and put up with kicks an cuffs an
howlin' babies an q hull doahyarf
full Oh miseries. Long drawn sights
from eighty.four members.
"Den we grow old, an we taxi
snuff an smoke clay pipes an spits ol
de ca'pet an jaw de chill'n, an -fin'll!
die. tTears from Waydown Bebee.
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me in poverty Than dwell with some
other man with riches ! Who would
esteem it a plaasureto serve me, cook
my meals, keep the house tidy, and
listen for my footsteps-who would
rise early and sit up late for my sakel'
oh, how beautiful murmured
Laura; inst like adear self.sacrifcing
man.
"Do you know Of such a one, my
angelp
Yes, l do responded Laura, fer.
vently, but You must not call your
angel, for she might not like IL; she's
in the kitchen now washing the dishes,
and she told mother this morning
she'd just as leave get married this
winter as live out, ifshc only felt able
to support a husband. She's lust the
girl you want, and she'd love you
within an inch of your life.'
But Augustus Smythe had fled into
the outer darkness; the too muchness
ofthe occasion overcame him like a
summer clond.-AuguSa Ncws.
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fact that l had no pain in the affected
organs or in their vicinity. Why
should have been SO blind cannot
understand.
There is n terrible future for all
physical neglect, and impending dan
ger usually brings q person to his sen.
ses even though It may then be too
late. realized, at last, my critical
condition and aroused myself to over.
come It. And, Oh! how hard Itried !!
| I consulted the best medical skill In
the land. / visited all the prominent
mineral springs in America and
travelled from Maine to California.
Still | grew worse. No two physicians
agreed as TO my malady. One said |
was troubled with spinal irrita.
tion; another, nervous prostration I;
another, malaria ;another, dyspepsia |;
another, heart disease; another,
general debility; another, congestion
of the base Of the brain and so on
through a long list Of common
diseases, the symptoms of all of which
I really had. In this way several
years passed. during all of which time
| was steadily growing worse. Ny
condition had really become pidanle'.
The slight symptoms at ,e.'' f.s' e.. ex'
pcrienced were dsyeid7; sn,aa,s y a.so '.le s
Ia.,Is T1g,e ane ..ssr q SBain bad grown {, oaks
~ ,s',s a,srv My weight had ocen re. !
Jneed ffop. 2Q1 70 1870 pounds. My
lsies swas ;couid fstaiTno fooi upon
friepdsss,ich, and aiived wholly by IN.
frctioBs. | was atfvfssss 80 of pain.
NY pulse was uncomfortable. In my
agony frequently fell uponthe floor.
convulsively clutched the carptt, and
prayed for death. Morphine had
little or no effect in deadening the
pain. For six days and nights ] had
the death.premonitory hiccoughs' con.
stantly. My urine was filed with
tube casts and albumen. ! was strug.
Cling with Brights Disease Of the
Kidneys in its last stages. L.,
while suffering thus ] received q
cali from my pastor, the Rey. noctor
tna,n , &c ,~ctor Of st. Paul's churtS Of
this city. / felt that it was our ls@t
interview. but in the course oil con,
,%,sI ,srsot;o" he mentioned remedy Of
hitch I had hard much but had
newer % used.~ DIR. Foote detailed 70
me tI,e many remarkable cures which
hod come under his observation, by
means Of this remedy, and urged me
N try It. As o practicing physician
and graduate Of the schools,
cherished the prejudice both natura
and common with all regular prac
titioneers, and derided the idea of an,
medicine outside the regular channels
being the least beneficial. so soil
tous, however, was DIR. Fopte, that
finally promised / would waive m!
preindice and try the remedy he 81
highly recommended. Ibegan its us
on the first day Of June and took !
according TO directions. At first
sickened me /; but this / thought wa
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A Surprise All Around.

A San Francisco young lady gave
her "young man" q beautifully work.
Urt -putt~ ~-r-----.I-I---~r-- -
ledged the present by sending her his
picture, eneased in u handsome lraaad
lie wrote a note to ser Sangrily to an
at the same ti!laR for an unpaid.for
oftrepsaothes. lie gave a boy ten
,ssliits slt to deliver the package and
notes, giving explicit directions as to
the destination Of each.
Il was a boy with a freckled face,
and he discharged his errand in a
manner that should give him niche
in the temple of fame.
The young lady receivad a note in
her adored ones handwriting, and
flew TO l,er room TO devour its con-
tents. She opened the missive with
eager fingers and read:
"Pm getting tired Of tour evcrlaSt.
inc attentions. The suit is about
worn ont already. II never amounted
to much any way. Please go to
thunder! !"
And the tailor was struck utterly
dumb when he opened parcel and
discovered the picture Of his dc,in
ducnt customer, with note that saIu
"When you gaze upon the features
think how much l owe you.
When the unfortunate young man
called around that evening to receive
the happy Acknowledgements o. ms
sweetheart, he was very ostefitatlo'ls'
IL showed off the steps by the young
lady's father.-JI'eSf'ra Commercial
T'mreIrr.
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JUST IMAGINE HOW TFELT"
yacsswlck, Co.. VA, Nov. 8, 1881



DEAR MADAM:-ltis is with pleaure that
| write 10 tell sou that your valuable
Remedy las entirely cured me Of most
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ago, very much like ring worm. pains
ted il with Tinct. Iodine, uniilit became a
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commenced to try everything could think
or hear Of, until il became so very pain.
fol could scarcely walk, when | went to
the best doctor in The country for advice.
He told me he could cure me if | would
take my bed and there remain for four or
FIVE weeks, and If / did not do So pretty
soon, il could not be cured at al, as the
bone would become diseased, and my foot
would have TO be taken of. Just imag-
Inc bow | felt, to be told there was no
cure for the sore but TO loose my foot, or
give up all Lusiness--either ofthese Re.
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this was the advice Of one Of the best dc.
tors in the State Of North Carolina, and
this conversation took place last February.
| continued TO burn with caustic. as be
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South Castor, N. G.
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j pG L,pcE, No. 852. a. +. A. NJ. =
Astta I'D Tuesday night in each
lnonth. II. Wall, w. NJ; James
6osthe1 retary.
DpnnA kxPrER, No.4s, r. A. Nj. =
Meets kbb oesday night in each month
J. L. 5hTous High Priest; James
Soulhgats secretary.
NtAAx GouScrL, No z, r. S. W..
M5sts first Tuesday night B. Walker,
Thrice IlIustrious Master; James South
gate, Recorder.
DuRHAn CoHMASDERY--KNIGHTs TEN
fLARs. Meets first Monday night in
each month J. s. Carr, Eminent Com.
manler james Southgate, Recorder.
The ll0xe orders meet in the Masonic
Hall, corner Of Main and Depot streets
DunnA, LrcEuM. B. Fuller, Presi-
dent Jnm<o Southgate, Secretary. Meet
every Ffjd1g night in theii hall.
AIeeAv lusIcALLE.--G. E. Webb,
prcsi6eSt Joseph Bernard, Secretary.
hsH S4efy Thursday night in their hall.
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feasion and astonish All 1,
am acquainted, but | n.,ke
going statements baseN
which am prepared to Pfv
truths which l can substantial
letter. The welfare ofthose Y
possibly be sufferers such asv
Is an ample inducement for
take the step have, and if | can -
cessfnlly warn Others from the dai
gerous path in which Ionce walked
] am willing to endure all professiona
and personal consequences.
J. b. HENION, NJ d. y
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 80, 1881