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AN ACT

70 :dl to the tr"th section Of Article Uilr-cig5
"i the Cod al IN Ii q 'I.rr.l L1ws. q sul~sgr
r"n requiring tt'"ns" to enable any p,:svn q.
set Is " Re-! r.--'Ie Broker.
-. ION !; Il rI'tr'ri Ny the C;rrcrll Ass-.,.
b.! 0 Mary land. That t!cr'hc adlrl 20 Tie tent
- ;,"r % arti'!r ty-s,N, OF tire inie "t Pcb..
GHi..Hl i.,N>. >ui-s cti"l 10 read It, iol'u!-.
|;-~,'' GA !. Any l'cr>"H@pl iH" 10. .,,'. ,ii-
.. .f.tI. ~ sun! ni lirv ,luilaTS Ig2y ptt-!a
I.rns Tor tfN .ts "r the business u ;"I ls'..-,
KvN.r. M u@N Individual. "upar.Hal ship ~ nm
Mh-'> ~ carey 81 til" business al Heal Esti-r
BrHnrr. without iIrc1s, shall he subject a. 81,
In'Ilc- IN p~et uion olirr Brokers b.: sr.ti,I-
seventeen 81: tn!s article
NORRIS DUNBAR.
Apri, i'm Sheriff ui Cccil lg,lnff
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An officer said publicly i few days ago,
that he knew Of cases III which witnesses
had perjured themselves. Very practical
people at once inquired why he did not have
them prosecuted, rs there certainly is i law
against perjury. The fact is, that people
have sworn" and d" affirmed, and 'rroui-
iSed" and ''consecrated, so much without
any intention to do the thing covenant,d /,
that there is very little conscience left. So
the other day, i'll Congress, when he bill t"
permit the proposed st. Louis and San Fran
cisco railroad to be built through tine Indian
Territory, without the consent of the Chloe
laws and ChickaSaws in violation of the
treaty, Gen. Hawley spoke against it. There
upon Mr.. Garland said. sir is mere nun-
sense Ia talk about going to the Indian conn
Gil tor its leave to establish this road through
this country" When Senator Hawiey in
terrupttd him with Is it mons. n e Ia do
it ii vu;l have promised 10 do ii, aud il III
the last AT You have said that all previous
Treaties shall remain binding: Then h- adj
died." Ii cannot be HOnHeIt&. 10 heep HDiiy
"or'. y great many people seem To think
II Is. The al mini -trring Of Il lew ,u>t''
Of law in such eases, made and provided
wouid have Il whGlrsIue effect.
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So For weak lungs, splitting ri hood,
>hortnesS of breath. consumption, niy Int
Sy.ats aud all lingering rnuchS, Dr.. Pierce :
- G,,idru Medical Discovery" j. 81 sovereign
rpme''v. Superior to cod liver oil. by
druggists.
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1t is said there is 4 store in Elkton that
sells on Sunday, and that children leave
their pennies there, instead of ut the sab
bath School. TO which their parents send
them. Could an officer give this matter at
tentiun.'
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~" Ladies' LiS!t Thread Gloves al - cents
1 pair hat are good. REESE.
~ An elegant assortment of new de-
signs in Wall Papers received this week at
he Glass FEp\T.
- It's a little too cold for Il straw hat,
nut We have them. REESE.
80 our shoe rooms are too i0il.
EEE~r.
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Frazer Axle Grease

One greasinE with Frazer Axlr Grease
will last NV" WEEKS all others two or three
days. Try it. II rrrtiv we'd first premium al
the Centennial Exposition.
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The ai..,."ani '..u.l either MAKE oath. a. hereto
h.rq l., ore IL" Clerk - IL" Cirrnl Court T" tin.
county where H.. l. engaged in uu,iu'ss ri til"
'!i"u"t at :.,.,. Kept on hand at IT., riarii't'
s.;;sot ut sale: uv oath HAY be admins teicd
nl Il Iisticp ui The Peace. wi'"h IN" itetSrh WANT
inG license appl:"S through an n-e',i !! th''
after c"us-e Ia :!Ju;lcI tiic following form VIII
hc deemed . sufficient compliance with tllr at:
feci! CoH1ty. 70 ~:
ON this IIy Of -. losa. before III ,!h
>crlh"r Il Justice g! the Peace OF the S.atc a:
MARYLAND. IN and 'ur said county. personality APP
pearcd -. aud declared mat ne 1ut"ld> I" arnlv
iOr TraGc- License. Il der tie Sec1it section u.
the act al January : SSiua 1855. ~ the tlcrh OF
,..c Circuit Court i"r tr:ii c"uury. anl made vat
,li:ti the amount ct the stoch ri goods t"ncrail!
kent n!i kan,l lay him cor by tine cadcrrn IN when
i.e IS engaged III case IL 5r p'rj.icrilIp1 at IT.,
l,r!ucip,i season of safe tori the applicant nat Rot
previously ENGAGED in Such trddel. That the "hjtni
u goods winch he lntrIds TO Keep Ac. dos Lot
(ur Wilt Mt exceed s..
Sworn before -
If the oath be administered before Il Justice al
the Peace uU. n ;le county IL which the ;:ilptici
li,.! is laur. there must hca,tached the tIrtlrlc
Of ;hr CErrh q. thc Circuit cuurt al :hc county IL
hIch the Justice resides.
Persons May sell salt 10 cE;c iisti in alarch.
Np!Ii and itIy, w.thu 1t I.icenss. Ntnda's -,
d. :.ts and N-.,iCr> ul beer aud liter HIIu are
,,.rf. ui -,'r. u.rr ans. c.!sr ,t.rr b.er cA'.h.-
~ ste -.Jl s,.! .,s!ed L. PL! I.leei.so.
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rti.II ICAf..

The thoughtful aud .iu>t men Of this
vicinity think ths: President Arthur
acted wisely in vctoing the anil. Chinese,
Bill. ).
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- Whi'rra~iiin4c and kLl>nuinin. neat
y and promptly i"u.' lay
GRO W. NILEJEN
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CANCERS AND OTHER TUMORS
are treated with unu~uni >r3"rr-S NV Wnrl,!'-
D>p"iI>ary Medical A~Sociaiiun Buffalo,
y. Y. Send stamp fer plmphet.
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Does not the command, Thou shalt moi
bear false Witness apply 10 funeral era
tions and tombstone inscriptions, as we'll H.
to trading horses
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HH L lIHREETS.


CcYI~cted UcoE!u In ". H. McLor! < Sons
Gru:H 0nR P,,.iIirc CniIB.i>>:"4 N.i-
chants, Ia BE hNitrI'r'S H.aaIG
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SanfoYd's Radical Cure.

a
of WHICH iInzrl, American Pine, Ca
iia,.i.ti fir. iiarI .nid. Cover iSus-
som, exc,
F,r the Immediate Kclici ANA Permanent Cure of
every cam ri tatArrii. llOGi Il sinE.r load cold
uri IL i.G.i t"tH' los -. Smell t.-t@ iId tirir-
az. Cuiai. B.uncnIi;s. aud iIcpIcut t"i.-uirI-
!un. Endorsed ~ Physicians. th"lrl-tS. and
Medical iuUru3iS tHr0uE"uut The word. as the
un.i COIN ;'icte external ind lLtrlnl trt#i nrnt.
Dna hottie E..dIrai Cure ono box tntIrrnHi Sol
t"sf iui Sane. IL in@i"T. al IA Ga" = .rS ~" q
al druggists ipr =. Az .ur StNIV,..,5 RADICAL
t':-tR Wv..hS y ,'ottcr y ron.
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The amour. 80 hc paid by traders :or License
(thc amount OF stock at the principal season OF
sale I" be- given Under oath) IS as follows:
u the applicants stock IN trade does not exceed
II. :,
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r...s,l.....a-a[ UTiCUHS r.s1...-.srs
-....G't-'TICURA SONl9ns=va-

swc"' Interchangeable Medicinal Jelly. g. ears off
y!i e:tcrt.. "gi.irn"" "a I."ya HUlnur" tars away
bHad Slii. asst F.r-1. tr~rH'Itj, ,,liys Behring'S
Hrr1H IL weight j.. gu!t iur at i,,n.s U~.i>, :.
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Unfinished HISTORY

The observation-disclosures ni ti:n Nnrth East
R,r'ri prevented tt," wandering come.
>uf4itieI:t al "ci:sae row from finish
IN our p"litic.i history. rs Il" pIomis' Il
in its is>ur. !'iS a putty. t"r We think il
w,,i!d have Ia ,!;tl u, veil ii i!pt better.
on paper than hi~ "rimr"n did III REGARD
I" the church having PASSED its ,uerld!it!
for accomplished good.
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l,.ii pTiNNS .s............1

q: III s'',In md S..'p.-snrI' .s salt RHc:.m.
Ps"ri.'s>. Fcrtcr h!u- urp'. Enrrrr it. II. ScalG
u",r.:. it.i:iu" Pics ard other Designating .,rd
iotT"rIIs t!umnrS rom piGIic 70 q -"ru'T'itc
ulrcr. WHEN assisted W tUTIrtrN 2uu CT Il,-t RA
~urr lug great <k n Cares.
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Amendments to the License Laws,


Pa s>cd by til" 'icucral Assembly Of Maryland q
ths. kv.ui ~ Session c"mWeurin" lanI3-
Ary. ISiG. relating, I" Licenses.
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BAL iNn' ITEMS,


NI;iIN S. .'' riI NttI~Tl .
Dir. ,'hermer, or IA" :, opp'i.';rd pas
tor. arrived Un Frl,i,y ami ms family On
Saturday attcrnunn Of Last week. They
met with a cpriia! reception AZ The par
snna.rr hy u number nj tG' mrllbri'S and
friends "i thg church. who kl,i assem-
bl"d L. Ns.icn!He tue.u. Tine i.,tl,.N ~.tu;,t,i
their h.s-uuHnry and good i.,>5r in ;,E,.-
ptrln@ d'iicI'di> supp r tt,at Wa -. +
Is "nI - Ell: a.t"r "hlrh the c.t'i,,tn} ,.l-
= god Ia Srr,al c n,v' .r>at'nu ji1r:-;,rrat.d
win elegant music. Mis- tr;,.s .!,.':!aN
aud Miss Au:,a HImct;' ,t''.~l,tiu- Al t:lr
organ. !hc Dn.t.r tlt!rt: III aprp;t.r-
m, 1T III New i.,.,,.,. "a S,nnatu .uu.1.-
ing aud Al Bethel ii he atl"r';oun. IL"
preached here III the evening" to a large
an,; attentive congregation, Oh whom hc
made a favorable rmprc>sI.'n.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-05

At about this time Of year proper
ty becomes assessablc and the as
SCISSOR may be expected to make his
annual round. And at about this
time a body Of men meet at the cap
ital OF our state to legislate, prcsum-
ably for the people. The people de-
mand that every species Of property.
including notes and mortgages and
all evidences Of debt, pay their pro-
portion OF taxes. It is apparent
that they now escape almost as com
plctely us the government bonds cx-
emrted by law. The problem to be
solved is how to obtain u remedy.
Let our legislature try law that
renders void every note and mort
gage sought to be enforced in court,
unless ii has the assessors certificate
appended that it has been listed for
taxation, and properly assessed to
the pnyee therein named, or to the
endorscc or owner thereof. Certifi-
Gates Of sheriffs' sales and Of treas
urers' at tax sales should lie abso.
lutely void without this evidence
that they had been given in to the
assessor for the purposes Of taxa
ton
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The total interest paid to the bond
holders since June 80, 1861 is the
enormous sum of 1892, O99, 1854. 20 to
June 30, lSSl,--twcnty years. and
the leaders Of the republican party
and their democratic followers are
seeking to perpetuate the interest
bearing debt. The total sum paid
Tor pensions from March 4, .l7Sa to
June 50, 1881 ,-ninety- two vears--is
only s597 300. 6l5,19. or 81 1874, 100, 500.
81 more for interest to coupon clip
pers than was paid for pensions.
And the same leaders and their fol-
lowers are seeking to repeal the pen
sion law on the score OF economy
not justice. Our voice is for pay
ment where justice is and whatever
SUM may be required to that end,
not one cent for tribute un;ustly, and
believing the bonded debt one Of in
justice and robbery. We say cancel
1t, instead OF robbing the soldiers for
the Stockholders benefit. Pay the
bonds sund stop the interest.
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Whites Lightning churn, by II. W
White, Yankton. Dakota. Great
success claimed for it. but our COM
mittee could not determine its mer-
it's [Committcc on dairy implements.
II may interest the readers CT the
FREE PRESS to know why the Com
mittec could not determine the mer-
its Of Mr.. Whites churn. It was
represented by Mr.. Brooks. who was
promised every facility needed to
show the merits of the Lightning
churn, which was about the only
really practical machine for the use
OF farmers and small dairymen on
exhibition. hut when the time came
for tests no cream could be procured
and nc test would be allowed; so Mr..
Brooks was kept churning water du-
ring tn. entire fair.
II this was 4 continuance on the
part Of the creamery manipulators
to prevent Il fair test in the pro-
dnction Of butter, it is an acknowl-
edgement Of weakness on their part.
and we may justly claim that dairy
butter. properly make, under condi-
tions within the control of most small
producers, is superior to the cream.
ely butter. when Invested Of the red
tape combination with which it Is
surrounded. For our table give us
good dairy butter all the time.
Cedar Rapids Free Press.
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1882. 1882.
Take The Best?
THE FARM,
TIE FAMILY,
THE home,

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The Fnrm.-It is u First Glass Ag-
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This Committee has received from earnest work
the Convention
be called nifty and organize the people to the poca
OF
suggestions the Committee hes determined upon this line Of action
distribute throughout blank
forms Tor signature W the people calling National Convention
ting those
struggling When half million signatures this call have
been secured the committee will designate the and hold
ing the Convention.
nanuc this method calling National Convention
established methods
That be
That system of work propaganlsm be put
ion during this winter taking advantage the apathy the
ranks old and these
inant factions intelligent and
B. To offer basis Of union for political be formulated
the the
rankIanl
nopoy Producers
liberal
ism which threaten destroy the liberties rights
the people.
Believing thai the people have reached acri
mental affairs but in civilization ITSELF the Committee would invite
this plan OF all
willing impending
ard the dignity Of human
The Committee would
locality club shall be formed the
and Organization
by order Or the Executive Committee.
JESSE HARPER Chairman.
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SELECTED.
Full Legal Tender.

Capital should be the servant, no
the master of labor.
Will the republicans pay the rebel
debt?
If silver is money how can it be
demonctized?
II God made gold money can man
demonetize it?
Monopoly or antimonopoly: Which
party will you be with? There are
but the two.
In Republican government no
\ privileged class should be permit
ted to gain Il foothold.
Bear this all the time in mind, the
more values are reduced the richer
the bondholder is and the poorer the
people are.
| The farmer cnltivatcs the soil and
harvests bread for the million. Til,
banker cultivates debts and harvests
interest, by taking bread from the
million.
A great man has said: "There arc
only three ways Of getting Il living
by working, by begging or b,
stealing Those who do not work
disguise in whatever pretty language
we please, are doing one or the 9th,
CT two. Il Rev. DR.. Christy.
II you were met on the highway
and your pockets riticd you would
appeal ID the law to arrest and pun
ish the rohher When the rohhel
brihes the men you have elected t,
represent you and procures the pas
sage Of laws by which your pockets
are riiied you remain dumb an,
even refuse TO protest against the
robbery because ii was done by IN.
party.
This is II government Of, for and
by corporations, aud the people are
to blame fori The people yet have
the ballot; let them use il, and that
right speedily, or the time will come
when tn. poor will have no voice ut
the ballot box. This is the ease u
several States already, and danger
is spreading. Put check to it, and
do it quick, too!
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The Chicago Sentinel sends ont u
beautiful liuhograph of fourteen OF
the leaders Of the National Party TO
every subscriber. From the many
articles copied from the Sentinel in
to our paper from time to time our
readers can judge of its character
better than from what we might say
Of it. To single subscribers the price
is one dollar year with great re-
dnction to clubs. Send to S. L. Nor
ton Chicago for sample copy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-05

When We review the long list OF
republican whiskey- ring and star
route thieves, bride tn kers. forgcrs
and periurers unwhippcd Of justice,
we think iRifeau's chances Of escap-
ing just punishment good. When,
Oh! when will this greatest banditti
Of scoundrels that ever walked Gods
footstool meet their deserts? There
Is no crime in the catalogue that
their honored chiefs have not been
proven guilty of, and Guiteau is by
no means the worst scoundrel in
their ranks.-Fryeffe Co, Union.
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'n'ds AMID stop the interest.

The anxiety OF those who wish to
make the bonded debt Of the coun-
try perpetual is amusing to one who
would test their professions by the
nnelrSng logic OF mathematics. The
latest phase OF their anxiety for the
poor, but heavily taxed people is
that the public debt should be left
Tor the next generation to pay in.
stead OF exactiag its payment from
the present one. Thirty-three years
constitute generation. One dollar
at ) per cent interest draws cents
interest year, in 33 years the in
terest on one dollar ut 3 per cent.
would be 80 cents. So that what
they really propose is that the pres
ent generation be taxed nincty-ninc
hundredths OF the debt for interest,
leaving the principle an unimpared
and unpaid burden to be borne gen.
GRAFTON after generation. The in
rerest compounded yearly Oh one
dollar for BIB years is trifle over
$2.67 on the dollar. But the interest
on our bonded debt is compounded
semi-annually so that the real pay
ments to the bondhol Ter for interest
in 33 years would come nearer to 50
Of interest on each dollar Of princi-
pal OF the debt. When they propose
to extend the debt to the next genera
ton rithout interest from the present
one, they will manifest disposition
to relieve the present one from
taxation.
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OriSiSlNl .7'Otic0.
In Circuit court for Howard County. Iowa.
February Term, lso..
George lIelfrlck, Plaintiff,
JESSE HARPER.

In circuit court lOf Howard county. iowa.
February Term, ISIS.
George lIelfrlck, Plaintiff,
Zachalias Kapler. Peter Lickteig. Mrs. Peter
Lickteig, wife OF the said Peter Lickteig, De-
fehd:nts.
To Defendant Above Named, ct nj.
You are hereby notified that there Is on file
In the Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court in
and for the County III iIowaid, state of Iowa. a
petition u the Plaintiff .hove named, claiming
Of you the sum o. FIVE igat.r.d forty-four Dol
lrs and Thirteen cents and III pr cent Interest
thereon from september eth l>sl, as justly due
him on the certain 'FRONT.' ofr tote of defend
ants, Peter Lickteig AID Iaeha.ias kapler,
dated Apil 29ta 1873. also asking against all oil
said defendants the foreclosure III certain
mortgage executed by said defendant IL secure
the pay menL or said note. Oh lot four IL block
i've 10 In the Village Of Eoaait. Howard county,
! Iowa. according To the recorded pat tn renf
M personal c aim Is ma.e az .asi aug ~ said
DESCENDANTS except Zach.rias haper and Peter
Lickteig.
And that unless yon appear thereto and de-
fend before noon OF the second day ~ the htNi
term Of the said court, appointed 10 d. liz d III
the Court House In said county, commencing on
/ the 9th day OF February 1879, sabl default Will
be entered and Judgment rende~e.i against yel
! thereon in accordance With the prayer OF said
petition.
BARKER BROS.
1lti Attorneys for Piaia1in.
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Piles Piles Piles !!
II sure (ure Found at Last!
10 One Weed Suffer!

A cure Cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
Uiearat.a Piles has been discovered by Dr. VII
linn. ian inaian reMadS.l called If. William
Inui;sn ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases III - or 81 years standing.
No one need suffer iiye minutes after applying
this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions III
sirumen,s and eleeiuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tnmpfs,
.iass the intense itching. particularly at night
after gettin. warm In bad.1 acts AZ IA po,i!iies,
gives instant and painless relief, aud ispfepafed
only for piles, itching os the private parts, and
for meth ny else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Coiinberfy o.
Cleveland says about Dir. Williams Indian Pie
Ointment. ] have used scores or lileGufes. and
II affords Inc pleasure 10 say that have never
found any thing which gave such Immediate
and pei manent relief as Dir. Williams Indian
Ointment.
kor sale by all druggists or mailed Oh receipt
Of price. si.Oo.
HENRY 4 On. Prop'rs.
10 yesrs IN n. Y.
MORRISON, PLgaaER l. Go. Wholesale Agents
Chicago, iii. seoa1y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-05

Some Of our business men tell us
they are willing to be taxed to sup
port night Waterman on the streets
but when there Il fall of snow
about IL o'clock in the evening
which barely covers the walks, in
Which not a foot print can be found
ut day light the next morning, then
their confidence is betrayed, and
that when they suppose vigilant
eyes are watching their property
they fear it is being neglected.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-05

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