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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-23
saracity ofaColiie.

IL was mt the farm OF Newly, while
in possession of MIR. Gibson, In .he
year i772. that there occurred ease of
the sagacity Of the shepherd dog,
which has often been adverted 10 Ina
books, but seldom with correctness as
10 details. A store farmer in another
part Of the country had commenced a
system Of sheep stealing, which lie
WAS believed IA have practiced, With
out detection for several years. At
length (says correspondent OF al,
English contemporary eve, which
had been taken, amongst other
sheep, from Newly, reappearca on the
farm bearing IA lin Anglice hmndl on
her face, in addition To that of her lrnc
owner. The animal was believed tns
recorded ia the memoirs Of Roht Chal-
mersl to have been attracted Ia heI
former home by the instinct of aficc-
ton for her lamb, from whom she HAD
been separated, and her return was the
more remarkable rs IL Involved the
necessity OF her crossing the river
Tweed. The shepherd, james Heslop,
reported the appearance of the eve TO
his master, and II was not long before
they uscertained whose brand il was
which had been pressed over Mr.. Glib
sons. A. many sheep had been FOR
some time missed ont Of the flock, IL
was thought proper that Heslop shnuld
pay Visit 10 Mr.. Murdison's farm,
where he quickly discovered consid-
cradle number of sheep bearing Mr..
Gibson's brand, q, all having Mr.
Murdison's. the letter 4, superimposcd
la short, Murdison aud the shepherd,
Miller. ware apprelended, tried,
convicted. aud duly hanged in
Grass-niaiket startling exhibition,
considering the position of the
sufferers IN lille, aud made the more SO
hy the humber niau choosing To
come upon the scaii0ld in his dead
clothes The long continued success
of the crime Of these wrclehVd men
was found io haze depended on the
wonderful humanlike sense OF Mil
ler's dog, GarioW. Accompanied hy
tieFrow, the man would take an OPP
poiiunity Of visiting neighiurlng
farm and look ihrangh the ilocks. He
bad there only 70 point unt certain
sheep 90 his sagacieus companion, who
would come that night select each ami
NAL SO pointed. bring them together,
and drive them across the country,
and, moreover. aerOss the Tweed "a
his masters farm, mover once nnder
going detection. The story nan that
the dog WAS hanged soon after his mas
ter, Is being thought a dangerous
creature I'M a country full OF ilocks,
but hope that this WAS a false runlor.
and nay grandmother. whomiyht have
known al the circumstances connect
ed with the case, never affirmed its
Truth. Irish Sportsman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-23

The children often get burned or
bruised. BnoMS's ARNIcA SALyE is
warranted % cure az once. Twenty
Ave cents. For sale by 4. w. Powell,
II. NJ. Wells, l.. N. Rfunswig, G.. ".
Dashw cod and q. q. Pate, M. d.,
Fort Worth. Texas. l-lil&Mtf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-23

Mcssrs. Boyer 4 Co., druggists.
Pieasanton, Texas, say: Browns
Iron Bitters give more satisfaction
than any other medicine We sell.
ll--dSwlw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-23
PORT WORTH AND DENVER X r.
NAIL AID ExPHteSs-tsOUIM MOUND.
conner,lon. II Yors wor,h.

Connections Mt FORT worth.
The Texas Pacific bound east connects with
The Missouri Pacific bound south. and the
Fort Worth and Denver bound north.
The Texas Pacific bound west connects With
the Missouri Pacific bound north.
The Gulf, Colorado a X. Y. bound north con-
meets with the Texas Pacific bound west
The Fort Worth and Denver bound south
connects with the Missouri Pacific bound
north and Texas Pacific bound west.
The Transcoptincniaib bound south connects
With The Tcxas and Pacific bound west and
the Missouri Pacific bound north.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-23

FFHW NC I'UfT3c T.CUgcf.--I he
Wumeu's silk Culture Association
have for some time past been testing
Usage orange leaves rs food for the SIN
worms, there being "A great abundance
of Usage orange trees throughout the
United States already. for persons
10 commence raising silk worms, the
white mulberry tree not being so
plentiful. A number OF persons
have raised worms on Usage or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-23
FOR % CENTS.

Advertisements af four or Ave lines or icrs
taaersed liz this column i'sr twenty-five cents
each Insertion. Zach additional line ten
cents.
TARK NoricE.--Translcni parties, and those
with whom we have accounts on ouf
Books, VIII be required To PAY IN ADVANCE.
FoR sAiE.
secondhand piano, pserly rs good as
new. Address \. Lock Box isI. Fort Worth,
Rxns, l-iR-i
WASTED.
bookspcr who 50 employed part uf the
day viii take a set ~ books az reasonable
price. Best references given. Address II. V.
H., GAZETTE office l-iTeod-st
OLD PApEtS
Old papers for sale nj this Office at ~ cent?
eer hnndred. 81 sn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-23

STANDBY a Haynaker, northves corner Of
public >quarf, are prepared 10 furnish hol on
cold nrte>lan baths I'll al hours. Tao new
S,onIs ssias 7. sep a4f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-23

ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized 90 announce George W
Weir ~ a candidate for city marshal, cleo
tion In April, 1883.
We are authorized 10 announce W. VI. Rea
~ n candidate for City Marshal. Election
April, 1888.
We are authorized To announce J. Riggle AZ
. candidate for City Marshal. election, April
1873.
We are authorized 70 announca the name
of II. a. Thomas, as n candidate for city Maj
staI at the ensuing city election.
We are authorized 10 announce q. W. HILL
~ candidate for city Marshal nj the en-
suing city election. ii.2s-iL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22

On the next to the last dav OF the
session. the house of representatives
seated Judge Cook in the place OF
Rep. Cults who had held for two
years. This is n disgrace to the re.
publican majority in that body. II
Cook was legally entitled to the
scat, las this vote virtually says he
was,) then he ought to have had the
place early In the first session Of that
congress. 1t is no Justification to
say this has been the democratic
method In the DEBORAH Re-
publican.
This Is the republican method
adopted when the party came into
power twenty years ago and persist
emily practiced to the day OF its
death, and Is only little refinement
on the purpose and scheme OF the
party as endorsed by the Republican,
TO so district a state that the rcpnb-
licans can control the election oil
congressman whether the party had
the votes or not. The bare faced
hypocrisy Of such canting frauds as
the editor Of the Republican, recalls
the old lines that:
"Whcn the devil Is sick, the dcyil Inonl
would b.:
When the dcvil is wen, the aevi monl
IL he"
Its penitence Is the terror inspired
by a democratic congress; but nc
congress can earn more infamy il
two years than the one that has jus
expired, and it was a congress mod
cled after Bailey OF the Republican
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22
Money or the World.

The other day the e,litor OF this
paper took IN English gold coin to
the post office 10 buy stamps.
I'VE can't take that here" said the
clerk; why said the editor, this
II the mency or the world, good gold
coin, which NIL the republicans last
year wanted our bonds and green
backs paid in" The clerk said: 1T
may be good gold coin, but Is not
money here. We must have United
states money, paper or COIN We
fished out III old ragged grcenbacls
and bought the stamps and sold the
gold for what it was worth by weight
lis the farmer sells his corn, all OF
which goes TO show that Ii IL not 50
much the material OF which the
money Is made that constitutes 1t
real money" Us ii Is tho law OF the
land which declares II to be money
-AtrOrd Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22
Stray Thoughts.
tFrom the Woman's World J

Thought grows by what other
things die of-hungcr.
The noblcst work OF God liz man j:
and the nohlesi work OF man is the
elevation OF man.
There Is nothing that cndangers n
mans reputation in these yiliainous
times so much rs telling the truth.
Change the name Of President to
King, and the Senate 10 the House
OF Lords. and W" lave tn" English
government right lrIe in the United
States.
To ignore the faiIin-s Of men l.
virtually To oblitelato them. To
give men credit for better motives
than they know is ~ open those no.
iives 10 them. aud To induce them u
follow them.
Rights ar" not granted by men.
but born with th"m-the same 70
ra.h-and u wcmeu the same as
men. Who denies this would be a
tyrant with power; a slave without
tin either ease less than the full
statnr. NJ n man.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22

The Signal at Grinnell, Iowa, con-
firms the report that DR.. Swayne 4
Son OF Philadelphia, are frauds and
dead beats. We observe their adj.
and notices In some OF our exchane-
e.. The Commercial agency report
them to us AS frauds aud dead
beats II this Is true. no consci-
entions publisher should aid them in
imposing upon their patrons, even
though they pay In advance for the
privilege. Our experience with the
house cost u. only $500 II the APP
pearance OF their ad., did not lead
any OF cur patrons to loss and i'm
position from them we are satisfied.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22
The New Era ut Abel, has passed

The New Era ut Abel, has passed
into the hands OF A. II. Sma!ley and
W. II. Rickerson, Mr.. J. McLaury
having been compelled to retire ow-
ing to i'll health in his family, fol
which he has sought a milder climate
He made IL one OF the best among
the National papers Of the state. and
We judge from this excellent plat
form OF the new publishers that /,
will continue to be one OF the az.
grcssive papers In the interest oil
the people:
Equal laws, and Equality before
the law.
The people. and not corporations
shall rule America.
Legislation shall control corpora.
lions, and not corporations control
legislation.
Labor, the creator OF capital. shall
be protected by legislation from the
extortlon Of centralized capital.
Railroad monopoly. hank monop-
oily, telegraph monopoly. standard
oil monopoly, land monopoly and
all other monopolies must be wiped
from the face OF free America.
The ballot in the hands OF freemen
our weapon in the tight.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22

The California railroad commits.
sioners had pyrotecnic displa,
last year. touched Off by General
Stoncman. member Of the board
The railroads fixed the rates: the
commissioners endorsed and pub.
lished them. Gen. Stoneman ex-
posed the villainy. The other two
OF the board pinned him to the wall
refused to allow his protest to 20 on
record. He appealed to the peopl,
through the press, and he is gov.
ernor OF the state to-day. Is any
railroad commissioner in Iowa In
danger OF the governorship in es.
pousing the peoples cause
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besides the LIE In that carcass would be sure
death u worms; they couldn't survive. There
Is - much kicking abou, that paper that wind
collie IL possibly what ais II. Let's see, wind
collie brings cramps and gripcs and the victim
gives sound 10 express the acnteness of his In
ward snnerings. Yes, wind cole II what ails H..
Fits strike II once every once Two months or
oftener, but al no time In ten years has IL ever
gone beyond two months. and sometimes they
come weekly. They seem 10 affect the brain
roNcf. dstort IL; eNa9gcratc II: make matters
Of epiaili appear - mountaias OF argument,
and thoughts move ~ mun>trG@iies In nature.
/, h wtnl cnlic; wind cole On the brain that
als tie +. u.
..lfnlpf date u March stii. 1. sails down oh the
Eagle faf what we said about the public debt
being paid Too fast. Il cites, Washington, JEFF
ferson, jackson, etc, 10 gain The popular ne
cord b. reason or the names, when thr facts are
entirely different. When Washington delivered
his words 81 wise and gave MI nations notice OF
tile integrity Of this then struggling young
country: there wis then but about forR MILLION
population, and the war debt alone was SEVEN
Ti-forR MILLION DOLLARS: I'll. country was
bankrupt, Its resources undcvel0ped; II riches
all buried IN nature. Look nj the difference In
the country then and now. Bnt even then the
debt was FUNDED ana notwithstanding the
mo:ss OF Washington. the administration did
not crowd down upon the people In unreasonable
haste 10 pay 1t. The Eagle believes George
Washington II he could speak 10 this country
to-day would say "Lighten the burdens OF the
Tax payers Of the present generation, even by
funding TO future generations tho principal q
4 hn naf al 4 4,
There, fellow citizens Of Iowa, you
have the height. depth and breadth
OF the argument Of every advocate
of the interests Of monopolists rer-
sus the people. Aryuaenta they
have no argument. They assume
that the masses are fools, and that
they can be betrayed into perpetual
slavery TO the monopolics, which
have been created during the past
twenty years by the republican par
ty, for the enslavement Of labor, and
the establishment OF a monied aris-
tocracy on the ruins Of the repub-
lie. They assume that were Wash
ington on earth now, he would be like
themselves, knare, and that Christ,
il on earth, instead OF scourging the
money changers-the monopolists OF
that day-from the temple, would
conspire with the villains to lay the
people who came to worship under
perpetual tribute TO their plum
dercrs.
We owe the PLAIN DEALER readers
an apology for publishing the filthy
article from the Eagle, whose readers
are regularly treated to that kind OF
fish market literature. Its editor.
Sid. Foster, is finely developed about
the waist. His article quoted above
illustrates better than any words OF
ours his intellectual development
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22

The Freethinker, whose editors
were recently imprisoned for BIAS
phemy in London, has become very
popular and is making money. Be-
fore the trial few had heard OF it.
The editors will make money out Of
their troubles. The cause of the
prosecution was publishing Com
ic History Of Christ
N. Y. Truth.
Ii there is more comic history
than the New Testament one ii must
excite curiosity.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22
They Will Not Down.
<From the noopeston Journal1

The issue between the moncrolies
and the people aIe distinct and ire
pressible. They can be driven out
OF neither politics or religion because
they belong there. They will down
1T no mans bidding, because they
involve great wrongs that must be
rightcd,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22

General Grant, when president,
vetoed the bill giving l6O acres OF
land To each soldier. But he favored
the bills in COZ gress which gave the
Northern Pacific railroad 47.OOO,nOO,
the Atlantic Il Pacific railroad A.
100000. and the Texas Pacific rail
road $4,000. 900 acres.-Ex.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22

Aurelia wants TO know il !" she
should give her hand where her
heart cannot follow Thunder, no!
keep your hand and play it for all
there is in ii, heart or no heart.
Lots Of times when you haven't u
shadow OF trump you can catch
him on suit Sun.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22

The DEBORAH Hepnbliran Is anx
ions TO give Interpretation the words
Its falsely quotes against Mr.. Weller.
The able-bodied healthy.lying 1t
did IN putting Uple-raff and Bur-
dick among tie ant monopolists,
when they We're mononoly's most
humble tools. will probably excuse
1t for some time from speaking for
any congressman liz authority.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22

The Mitchell County NcWs in it.
Gospel according II St Thomas"
gives il scathing review of the ar
ticle which appeared In the Press a
few days since. apologize for the
discovered vices II II. editor and
post master Of tho moral Temperance,
town Of O.nge.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22

Estate OF William KotnKe. Ueceascu:
Nutice Il hereby given. that the subscriber
has been duly appointed Administrator TO the
Estate OF William koepkc, late OF Albion, In the
county OF Howard, state OF Iowa, deceased,
iniestate, and has taken upon himself that trust
By giving bonds rs the law directs. All persons
having demands upon the Estate OF the said
deceased ARE required To exhibit the same: and
persons indebted To tile said estate are called
upon To make payment 10
J. i. DEMrEWOLF.
administrator.
March, fsf lSA9 o2tJ
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.1,OfiCp in ksrObfg !.

To Whom II May Concern:
You and each OF you are hereby notified to
appear nj the court house In Cresco, Howard
county, Iowa. on tile 2ith day Of september.
A. d. 1881, at 2 o'clock y. m, 10 attend the pro-
bate ~ an instrument purporting 10 he the last
VIII and Testament Of Asahei Fasseit, late Of
Howard county, Iowa, deceased, II which time
ana place YOU VIII appear and show cause, n
any. why said VIII should net be admitted To
probate.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto sub
sclihed my name and afiiNed the seal VI said
oiIcc, this end day OF March. iss3,
WN. IifEaPlilLIS
slarE ~
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e1,Of1cr to Builders.

Notice Il hereby given that a contract for
building school House In Sub District No.
nine (gl. In Alton township, win be let 10 the
lowest bidder. on saturday, April 2lst iSS3, at
O'clock. u. IN. Plans and specifications may
be seen with the undersigned ut his residence
In said town,
The Beard reserve the privilege Of rejecting
any or all bids
Alton, March Fl, 1889.
PATRICK PETERSON.
s4t3 SuO-DirectOr.
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Free! Cards and ChrQnQs.

We viii send free by mail o sample set OF our
large German French and American Chrome
Cards, oa tinted and gold grounds. with price
list Of over aaa different designs. on receipt OF
stamp for postage. We will also send free by
mall ~ samples, ten OF our beautiful Chromos
Oh receipt OF ten cents TO pay for packing and
post age: also enclose confidential price list ~
our large oil caromas. Agents wanted Adj
dress +. GLEASON q CO., 10 summer street,
Boston, Mass. 3zt2A
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PLAIN DEALER.
THURSDAY, MARCH %. 1883.
". X MEAD. Editor.

ID political encmiet tell us that
the Greenback was i war measure
and ought to he abolished. I'll.
bond was likewise. and by purity OF
reasoning II also ought 70 b. ahol
ished. Whit enemy Of the green
back will move in the matter?
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ApTll ieiiH, 1852.
Azo b. Dickerman Plaintiff,
~.
Asa u. Foster, Defendant
To the Defendant Above Named:
you are hereby bottled that there Is on file
In the afiirp 81 the Clerk OF the District Court,
in ana for the cunlts oi Howard, State OF iowa,
Il petition OF the psatatla above named, claim
Ink o. you the STUN OF sis Hundred eightS-hse
dollar, anu one esrt. and Interest from SEPT.
is,.. III certain Judgment against YOU reees-
cred Ia Rutland county court, stated vermont,
aud 4 writ OF attachment has beeh issued
against your property In this action.
And that unles. you appear thereto anu he-
fend before noon of the second day OF
tne next term OF the SAID eohfs
appointed 10 he held at the court houSt
III said county commencing On The aih aas
of April 1883. your default VIII Ds entered
and Il Judgment icnd red against you thereon III
accordance with tie prayer u said petition.
slI ii. L. MCCARTHY w. ,..sr
Attorneys tor Plaintiff
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Notice in Probate.
TO Whom II May Concern:

TO " NuIH II My IVHCV5H
You and each OF You are hereby notified to
appear Al the court house In Crrsco, Howard
cnlisty, Iowa, on the 2ith day of September
A. ID, 1889. NJ O'Clock 4. M 10 attend the pro-
VIII and Testament OF Daniel Mckittrick, ST.,
late Of Howard county. Iowa, deceased, NJ which
time and place you viii appear and show cause,
II any, why said Win should not be admitted TO
probate.
In testimony whereof, have hefeunto sub
Scrlkcd my name and arixed the seal OF eRld
Office, this lat day OF March 1889.
WM. TIiEOpHlIIS.
o2i4 Clerk OF Circuit Court.
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DIR. H. l.. Pond

OF Aurora, H., IL meeting with wonderful sue
cess In the cure Of Cancer. Those affilctcd
should not fail 10 consult hun ut once. 22t4
CANCER.
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rhssIrians in their practice, and by all
civilized nations, Is ono of the many
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Being compounded Of the concentrated
they are positively free from calomrl or
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Asrn's Puts are an efrectual cure for
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Original vOtiCe.

|. the District Court for Howard County, Iowa
April Term, 1883.
Azo b. Dickerman. Plaintiff,
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APOslTIvE CURE!
HAY-FEvER

preparation OF undoubtcd merit. Apply by
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Innings Of the head from additional colds, CON-
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