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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-08

In England about on..,hirl III the
people can neither read nor write; in
France. 30 per cent: in Germany. IL
per cent. In our Northern States u
little less than 3 per cent. Of the native
In these sections Of the Union where the
public system il we'll established there
is less illiteracv than in any other
country in the world. The Northern
States have the highest average Of in
t.lligrnc. If any Oh the globe and
Iowa leads the list. To belong IL such
State. says the Iowa City Republicans,
is greater than Ia be a Roman citizen.
Iowa il in the heart Of the continent
lin the garlen-spot of North America.
lava ranks among the other States Of
the Caicn in the following order:
Thirty fourth in order Of settlement;
twenty ninth in order Of admission into
the onion: fourteenth in number Of
sl,Mr, miles: tenth IN population; first
in acres Of tillahlc land: second in mum
Der 81 bushels If corn grown: fifth in
Wheat; second in number of hogs
raised fourth in coal area. fifth in oats
fifth in barley: fifth in tons Of hay
fifth in milch COWS: fifth IN value of
farming Implements; fourth in hogs
packed: fifth in flax; fifth in newspa-
pers: fifth in hanks, firth in Sunday
schools: sixth I'M value ii fam pro-
duets; sixth in sscre, societies and
temperance organizations: fifth in
miles Of railroads ,and L. ].
Potter. the clear-h.aded manager
of th. C.. b. 4 c.. says il is only a
question Of time When every tier Of
counties in Iowa will have an east and
west trunk linel; seventh in the num-
ler of State benevolent and charitable
institutions: seventh in the number of
schools and first in intelligence; seventh
in ros,nificcs. eighth in postoflicc re-
ccipts. heing one If the eight Northern
!, States that contribute two-thirls of the
| national postal revenues; tenth in
]. pounds of wool: tenth in number al
/ manufacturing establishments: tenth in
! number Of church organizations; thir.
tieth in public indebtedness - State,
!, county and municipal.
Every child between the ages of !
and Il wears in Iowa il entitled 10 free
education in the schools ii tho State,
] for MOI less than six months IN th. Year.
In lssi the length Of the school year
| Vas 40 months. or LIS DAYS, Our
common district public schools number
la,osS: public academies or high
~>,'h.nls, loi: private elementary schools,
! III; private academies or high schools,
Al; aud the Stat. has M irreducibl.
school fund nf - ..s.O. Otn. Of WHICH onl,
I'll. interest i used. III. following
shows what Iowa has invested in public
buildings:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-08

All this paid for. and no Stat. ,leht 10
burden the people. The State levy is
two mills ON the dollar. one Of the low
.sst assessments in the Union.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-08
4 CURE WARRANTED.

PafserJa I.inc,. III health 10 ui..ear..sa pre-
tcnt ars, who keep them trifiing month after
month, taking poisonous and injurious cous-
pounds, should apply Immediately.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-08
MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or young men contemplating
marriage, aware OF physical weakness loss OF
provocative powers, impotency,, nervous debility.
or any other disqualification, speedily relieved.
He who places himself under the care OF DIR.
Fishblart may SeliHionsly confide IN his honor
rs gentleman and confidently rely upon bis
skill ~ physician.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-08
DR.. FISHBIATT

Has removed his Institute aud Residence from
Burlington to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, No. is7 Iowa
Avenue, two doors WEST Of Van Buren, Street,
four blocks from Depot, where he can always bs
consulted tree.
Those who reside Ut n distance desiring the
DEBTORS services, and cannot call during these
DAYS, will receive prompt attention through
mall ls writing. at'--g s.,"at,...s, ~, .ae .us-
ing atainI. Address
{. n. FlSHBLATT, N. D.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-08
ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and fun vigor restored. This
affection which renders life burden and mar
riag- imrossibleis the penalty paid by the yic-
tim Of improper indulgence. Young persons are
too apt to commit excesses from not being aware
Of the dreadful consequences that may snsuc.
Now who that understands this subject will deny
that procreaticn IL lost sooner by those falling
into improper habits than by the prudent? Be-
sides being deprived of the pleasure OF healthy
offspring, the most serious aud DESTRUCTIVE
symptoms Of both mind and body arise. The
system becomes deranged, the physical and
mental functions weakened. loss Of procreatys
power. nervous irritability, dyspepsia. pallita-
fion Of the heart, indigestion, constitutional de-
bility, wasting Of the frame, cough, consnmp-
ton, decay and death.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-08

Graduate OF one Of the mos, eminent Colleges Of
the United States, has effected -.Ire Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known: many
troubled with ringing In the head and ears when
asleep, great nervousness, icing alarmed Ut
certain sounds, with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with arrangement OF the min l, "ere
cured immediately.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-08
- TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DIR, T.. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indnleenoes aud solitary
habits which ruin both mind and body, uniting
them for business. study, aac,ety or marriage.
These are some Of the sad and melancholy enests
produced by the early habits 1T youth, viz:
Weakness IN the back and liini,- pam In the
head, dinness Of sight, loss OF muscular power,
Ialpitatian Of the heart, Dyspepsia nervous irri-
liability. arrangement Of the digestive functions,
debility, consumption, etc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-08

QCC = week IN your town. Terms and oS Oue1s
OOO fssA Address H. HALIIrT 90. Portland. Ma
1871
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

The GoysrnmssS ApPrcPEaassees'
There is hardly a Philadelpbia paper
hat does not take . hand In abusing
avery Congressman who voted TOT the
ate river and Harbor bill, denounc'ne
the latter AZ a vile piece OF political
iohherv. to enable politicians TO thrust
their hands In the United States Ireas u
~ ~ further individual political ends
We wonder whether these papers SC
mn ssulstely honest ever thought about
Tho great pile Of granite, marble ana
hr,ck at Ninth and Chestnut streets, In
tended to be called post once "hep
finished, and CT the immense Amoun'
\, money that has already been spen'
+, ;,s construction aud OF the Rrea'
amount tina, will be- required annual!
ns,ors It il finished. How many mil
lions Of dollars have already been spent
an that immense pile? How many
more will be required to coHpiete IL I
The amount appropriated by Congress
m ,mnroys the rivers, harbors, bays
and nayigablc streams IN various 0Ia'oS
~ tbe Union. IL a mere bagateiIe, CON
,arsa N tie constant stream OF money
spent Ia constructing the fhiiaue'in'"
,oat office, We do not intend TO say
that A nav post office building Is NOV
pseded in Philadelphia, and lar De II
from us to oppose the building OF one
I'M, WA Al insist that while PhiIadei
phia is 40 largely favored IN the way
Of appropriations not only In the cree
ton OF public buildings, hut in the III
movement of the Delaware, II Is In eS
ceedingly bad taste for the papers d
lthat city TO call the little appropriation
made for the improvement OF sucl
streams as Duck Creek, Jones CreeK'
lMispi.lisn and Broadkiln Creeks po'
|li.ical s,ealipgs from the Treasury. II
| the large cities and the large rivers
harbors and bays, are entitled to appro
inriations from the Government Tor ID
,erpal improvements, why are not OH
er Con gresyonsl districts entitled u
.o,ne consideration also Why max
ash NJ one and flesh OF the other ID
not the people all pay revenue to tn
United States Why should the Ia
nnver, Of Delau are be required to pa,
money into the United States Ireasur!
| to be poured down the capacions NAV
> o, the Philadelphia post ONCE Ar
The people living along the navisaoI
. streams OF Delaware and New "erse
- not entitled to appropriations AZ well
t people who live III the large cities OF 10
t Union? There may have been a reel
. less and useless extravagauce by Col
= gress in making larger appropriation
than II should have made, and " ma
be that much Of that money has bee
vasted but We do insist that While III
1 large cities are favored with collossi
q appropriations for the erection OF puhll
buildings and the improvement of the
L harbors, it Is not consistent Tor Ia
\ Journals Of those cities to decry an
hound down all the little appropri'
-, tlons for tn" smaller cities and town
and the smaller rivers and haroors
. Other place., where improvements al
o inuch nveGcd. Let the great city y
- reEs look at the wastttuI tAtraV
pauec at home, before ihry cond"u
~ tqe small sins Of their country reisl
X hnrH
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
Raxhsiaa COu1t.

John b. Henderson, eI-Unitod STATES
Senator, and Don Morrison, ex-Con'
gressm an, bad eight in the circuit
Cont Room at st. Louis, on Saturday
During recess, while waiting Tor the
Judges return, conversation among IN.
counsel turned upon the affairs OF a
broken hank. Morrison made some To-
mark, which irritated Henderson, con
ceruing the latter's connection with th'
hank. Henderson look cd up from
tTisf he WAS reading and said; "Coi
Morrison, you are a--liar." MORT
.on struck Henderson on tse head VIII
a stick and Henderson knocked morn
son into a chair with blow OF bis INST
At this point the respectable ro"nle'
we're separated by their friends, sho
each expressed deep regret tor the very
painful occurrence. This is the third
time. within recent years, that Hender
sop has been reported r. using lou
language and getting into fights II
court rooms,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

From the honuctt Advance,
On Thursday Of last week Joseph
Gould, Wilmington butcher, purchas'
al A lot of cattle At Duadale, and drove
them 10 Wilmington market Among
tn, herd was pair Of fat oxen
which he had bought from Lewis Wsiter
& Son, Of hts place. Near The pi'cI
church one Of the oxen, an animal
weighing probably 800, 'ell ana rn'-
tured a blood vessel and IN ashort tIue
died. Mr.. Gould WAS not mace ~
auainled with the accident until ahe
drove reached Wllmi uRtOn and he th'L
understood that II was only asprain, ana
he was therefore greatly surpf'sra
when he drove out TO the steno OF tne
acci dent the next mornipgto !ear' me
animal had died the nj ght previous'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
DEilSTER'S ORDER,

4 , fitlS Ih > 'hl'l4h'
X REGIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Jan. ., lNSj'
Ipon the application Of Alfred l.. Hudson
md John +. Hudson, lr., Executors of .lohn
y Hudson. late Of st. Georges Hundred. IN
said county. deceased 1t II ordered and direct
ed hy the Register that the Executors hIote'
said give notice Of granting Of LcttctS iesta-
mcntary upon the estate Of the deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof, ny causing
advert isements to be posted within forty uhy
from the date Of such Letters in SIX OF the
most public places u the county OF New Gas.
lie recurring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the tauie, VI
abide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided and also cause the same
TO be Inserted within the same period ID the
DAILY REPUBLICAN, newspaper pupilshsd
In Wilmington and to he continued therein
three weeks, te. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal
}L.s :. of Once Of the Register aforesaid, al
- Wilmington, IN New Castle county
Aforesaid, the duy and year above written
:. &. BlGiS, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims aRaitis'
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly aitrytrd to the Executors, on ol
before the third day Of January, a. d., 1904
or ABIDE the Act Of Assembly in such case
| made and provided.
AItRfDL. IfDSDN, Executors
| JOHN T.. HUDSON, JR.
Address, Clayton, Kent County, Deia
ware jnh'l
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
E1lSTEk'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OBvlCK,

ERaIsTBR's OBvlCK,
NEW CAsTLs COUNTY, DBL, Dec. ~, 1882.
Upon the application OF Jacob doodiey
Administrator Of Thomas = BoOdley late OF
Brandywiue Hundred In said county, decd
II ia ordered ard directed by the Register,
that the Admin strator Aforesaid give notice
OF praptiBgot etters of Administration upon
the estate ofthe ec'd, with the date OF grant
Ing Thereof. by causing adverts TO be posted
witnin 40 days IRON the ate OF such Levers
In ak Of the most public U,aoes OF the county
Of n CIV Castle requiring al! persons having
demands against the estate to present the
saue or abide by an Act Of Assembly IN
such case MAJ and provided; and aito cause
rho same TO be Inserted within the same peri.
o. IN the DRLAwhRg REPUBLICAN,, news
paper ubikhed In Wilmington and to be
continued therein three waeks, te-od
~ Owen under the hard and eeal Of
L,s. Office Of tho Register aforesaid. at
49, Wilmington, In New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. 9. BIdGS, Register.
kUrlUx--A Il psrfons having claims aHainrt
the eetats Of TIE deceased must pre'eL. the
same duly al Tested 10 tho executors. On
or pefore Dec g2nd, a. D., 1899 OF abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made and pro
yided. JACOB l.. toopnEi,
Administrator.
naa-esa- CHymont Del. dT-3W
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

SO FAR AZ the Democratic p1iiliclanS
and s,.itors of Democratic papers IN
Indiana are concerned their nomlua-
tior for the Presidency is made, and
Hon. Joseph +. Mcdonald is the man.
and all that is needed row 10 make
him the national Democratic candidate
in 1884 is the consent of such little
States az New York, Ohio, PennsyIva.
MIA, Massacb use,ts, Illinois, and al.
the South. Ex-Governor Hepdricks IL
said to have given HIS assent to the ar
rangeDent. Whether rem" 'e'on'
Payne and Thurman Of ONO IiIdeh
and Cleveland of New York; Pattison
and Randall OF Fenusy lvania, Butler
Of Massachusetts, and asst though not
least Bayard Of Delaware, vii. give
their assent as readily remains :" be
seen. Il Of course detracts nothing
from the character and standing Of Mr..
Mcdonald, that he was nominated by
DIR. Sberran] ph~aic>an OF one Ct tie
Stat, pcrirentlares of Indiana.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
MONDAY, JANUARY :, 1873


The euiogy passed by the Dela"arean
,hs leading State organ of the Democ-
racy, upon the inaugural Sduie's "
Governor Butler, ia a straw 'iio"s
the drift of Democratic sentiment W 'Ao
rsss, Statesman. 1t evidently sofs
that Butler is ths coming man io' 'ho
r.uo,ra,ic nomination for the freSl
a.,cv and il wants to be on hand IL.
n,oner trim to give him a hearty suP-
mort xhap that event takes place. we
nava on several occasions tod our
n.mocratic friend 9 through the columns
Of the REPUBLICAN, that they "ou'u
have to take Butler, for their leading can.
dida.e, but they have as often iauenoo
st the idea, not supporting fof q "o'heh'
that the party would again GreeLeyl]o
st.slf We now refer these credulous
nemocrats to their own leading state
oro.p. that is casting loving glances
sawards the man it has almost tunes
-;,bont number sti gmatized as "thiet
Butler, "spooney" Butler, "eockeyeo
Butler, Dutch Ditch" Butler, beast
Butler, and widow" Butler We are
Glad TO see this change of sentiment Oh
the part Of the real old bourbon paper
a, democracy. 1t Ahealthy sign i
.hows that there is no such thing a. eter
nal bitterpess and enmity in ponies
The man who can win success, Is Ih'
man that il wanted by the Democracy
In the next campaign, and even LII
Delawarean is not so blind al TO se'
that An extreme Democrat OF the Bay
ard type cannot succeed. No pro
poupcsd Democrat Ike, Bayard, McDon
Aid Hendricks, TIden or Thurman
could, under any circumstances, nav
carrisi Massachusetts for the Demo
c-ets A. the late election. IL took
m%n whose politics were of the rsversI
BILE order-a kind OF chameleon tha
could change eoiors on sight, ana ina
man WAS found in Benjamin r. Butler
We are not surprised that the Dela
varsan should look with admiratio
mon the man who plucked victor
from the very depths OF defeat an
changed Republican maj ority of7O,Oo
into q Democratic majority OF l3,Vo'
1t may very reasonably argue that
man who could perform such wonder
full political feat as that, could carr
avery Republican state, ard the chang
10 Democracy Is more desirable To u
Democrats, than the w2u who MAKE
tie change. Taking every thing IN
consid Grafton, N" Dover organ ev.deu
ly means rational success At the ne
election, without being particular
to the leader who il 10 scLihVe snGaes
In short, tue organ sees that sucCe
with Bntler IL possible, without HI
impossible, and 1t would rather ha
success with him than defeat "itLo
him. The Dtia wareaI Is To he col
mended for It's foresight aud Tor
pruderce in commencing early III III
pariug ,he Democrats Of Delaware
cone TO the support q BerlamlL
Butler, Of Massachusetts, Tor Preside
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

IN nine cases out Of ten, when men
hecornr Dissatisfied with the course OF
the party With which they have acted,
+hev will DRIFT into he ranks OF the op-
nn.ition arc ,uus show that, With
them. .e.eu tueut il stronger than prln'l
.cipIe. In other words, they sacrifice
their consistency III order 10 overthro"
a rival Their preteuce Of honesty Is
generally cloak to cover th'ir hypoc-
risy, and enable them to effect coVeftIy
what they cannot accomplish openly
Indepeudert action aud professed lib
.ralily are generally resofted TO IN oruef
to puish rival or accomplish some
siuister purpose. The public good is
not the primary COnsideration. we
have seen too many pretentl0us 10 y"
deceived by them. Abuses should be
remedird, mistakes corrected, and leaks
stoned. without independent move
mept4 ur the practice Of system OF
ostraclsm, Tho men who saved our
country trym disruption certainly pos
sess virtue aud honor necessary to al
| honest administration Of its govern
meDt. We have little faith in indepen-
idsnt movements, and less faith in the
/ man WAC can soe 50 little good in the
! EeruH,!can rarity and the candidates
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
ORDER.

X REGISTERS OFFICE,
New CASTLE Co, ngL., January 4, 1888. !
Upon the application of Daniel SLACK ana
John Slack Executors of William Slack, late
Of Pencader Hundred, III said county, deeeas-
ed, IL is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executors aforesaid give notice OF
granting Of Letters Icstancntary upon the
estate of the deceased. with the date OF grant
ing. thereof, by causing Advertisements To De
posted within forty hAys from the date OF such
Letters, IN six ufthc most public places OF the
cCaIpty If New Castle requiring all persons
having demand. against the estate 10 present
the same or abide by an act of assembly In
such case made and provided and also cause
the game to hc inserted within the same peri
od in the DAILY REPUBLICAN, newspaper
published in Wilmington,and I" be continued
therein three weeks, te-O'dl.
Given under the hand ana Sehi oi
>L.s. Office OF the Register aforesaid, at W IL
Nmlngtun, In New Castle county aiote'
said. the dag aud year above written
SC. miGS, Register.
NOTICE. All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attcstcd To the Executors, on or
fore the ith day OF January, A. D., lss3, or
abide the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
DANIEL SLACK, Executors.
JOHN SLACK,
Addrcss-Nowark, Del. %
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
DE8ISTER's ORDER.
X RHaIsrHR OPHlCH,

nE8lSTER'S ORDER.
X RHoIsTBR's OPvlCH,
NHw CASTLE COUNTY, DBL, Dec. l9,lss3i
. Upon tho application Of Samuel Alrich
Executor Of levi Green late OF
Pencader Hundred, Ia said county, deceased
/, IL ordered and 0irected the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid give notice OF the
granting Of Letters estamentarY upon the
estate OF deceased, with the data Of vrantlnH.
thereof. by causing advertisements 10 be post
cd within forty days from the date OF such
Letters,t siE Of tho most public places oil the
county Of Few Castle, requiring all persons
having emards against the estateto present
the sane or abide by MI Act Of Assembly III
such case made and provided; and also cause
the zane 10 lie Inherited wltbla tho same pen
ol 10 the DaNy nBrJ BLlGAE, a newspaper
putIifhed in " Elimination and TO be continued
tA ,rtl4 tryct W eks, 'o-D-I
GIvcr und0r he hand and sea
=. tot Office Of lie Register Aforesaid al
L. y Wilmington, IN New Castle county
| ~~- aiJieGaiI, the DAY and year ABOVE
| written, :. 4 bI'f''S- hos is'et'
NOTCH ALL pe1Sgns having claims aHalns
the esiate Of the deceased must present the
sane duly infested to the Executor, On OF
before December 9th 1873, or abide the Act
! Of Atsemblt In such case made andproEided
SAMUEL ALklOH, Executor.
| Address -flasyow, Del.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
CorOner's In v essig alton.

Rachel n. Daniel, residing al No. so4
Church street, who has b.en SICK Il I
some time, died quite suddenly on Bat,
day. Coroner Smith WAS notified, and
after investigating the cause gave u
certificate Of death from consumption.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
4 POSITIVE CURE Only 2 Bottles

Meehfs } Onnton
Holloway h DO,
Wholesale drug
vists Of Philadel'
phia, "a report
that some time
ago q geptleman
handed them u
dollar with q re-
quest 10 ,enc .
good catarrh OF re-
" two army OH
GERS in Arizona.
--Rece.ty I b 6
"a me gentleman
told ihenl that
the Ulcers and
the wife II Gen.
tuO.C Fremont,
Gov. o. Arizona,
mad been cured
|Uf catArfh by the
~ bottles OF Ely I
Cream Balm.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

THE SUN almanac for 1888 il On our
table and ike all It's predecessors IS
better and more elaborate than its i'm
mediate Predecessor. 1t is very hand.
somely printed, contains eigbty-four
pages Of carefully selected statistical
and genera information in the highest
degree useful to every Intelligent Ma.
rylander and to those contiguous to the
State who are not Marylanders.