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Browns IRON BITTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Blttsrs made BY
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Crossed
red line. and srade-mark On wrapper.
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The gubernatorial fight is getting
hot in Ohio. The democrats are cum
ident.
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SATURDAY, JULY, as, 1888.

Ashton Hawkins, of Huntingdon,
has located Mt Silver City, New Mex
leo.
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and strengthening. Com
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itbuilds up and restores lost
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29
WARRINGTON.

The stas-route trial has been going
on for seventeen weeks. and has cost the
Government already nearly a quarter Of
million dollars
The report Of Rear Admiral Clitz,
commanding the United States naval forces
on the Asiatic station detailing the circum-
stances attending the loss of the United
States steamer Ashuelot, by which several
live were Lost, has been received by the
Secretary of the Navy. The report is of such
a character that Secretary Chandler has ord
cred q court-martial to try Commander
Horace T. Muilan, who was in command Of
the Ashuelot when wrecked
4 dividend Of I per cent. will soon
be ready for the creditors OF the wrecked
Freedmcn's Savings Bank OF Washington,
making the total dividends 70 per cent
Secretary Chandler has issued an or
der that eight hours shall constitute days
labor in the navy yards
Secretary Folger's sudden departure
from Washington ON sunday was rendered
necessary by the fact that his health re-
CURED an immediate change OF air and en-
tire relief from the cares Of office He win
remain for come time At Fortress Monroe.
DIR. Loring. Commissioner Of Agri-
culture, has invited DIR. solomon, disciple
Of Pssteu1. to conduct his experiments = 70
~ germ theory u dissAss under ~ -,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29
POLITICAL.

The Tennessee Legislature has passed
who lost an eye or eyes during the late war
One also to Federal soldiers not ren5ioned
by the United States Government.
The Governor of Tennessee has
signed the bill TO pay ihn state debt ut 30
cents on the dollar and per cent. interest
Element Of a question which has agJate,i the
minds Of the people Of tia, State for the las.
eight or ten years
A bill was passed bv the Tennessee
Legislature aholishing public executions in
Tennessee.
A law has been enacted hv the New
York State Legislature recurring that al
telegraph and telephone lines in the cities
of New York and Brook, II lie laid snder
ground
Ex-senator Sprague, recently noni
mated for Governor by the Rhode Island IN
dependents, is indorsed by the Democrats.
The bill in the Michigan Legislature
making it misdemeanor. punishable hy a
fine or imprisonment. for Judges, state Off
GERS or Legislators to accept free railroad
passes WAS defeated
A bill passed both branches Of the
Missouri Legislature making homicide COM
mitted in the preparation or attempt to
perpetrate arson, rape. robbery. burglary
or mayhem murder in the first degree
The nomination of Noah 4. Plvmp-
ton for Insurance Commissioner OF MasSa-
chusetts was rejected by the executive
council, by strict party vote to /. Inn
mediately after this action had been taken,
Gov. Butler again nominated Mr.. plympton
for the same Office
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29
NEWS CONDENSED.
EASTERN.

Charles D. Erby, the leprous patient
In the Salem tMasA) aimshouse, who con-
tracted the disease in the Sandwich islands,
died the other day
Eighteen thousand people Of Boston
attended testimonial" to their distin-
guished townsman Mr. John L Sullivan. the
pugilist
Petroleum advanced on the Pitts
burgh exchange, last week, to sLlO, the
highest figure OF the year.
The remains of the late Charles
Soehner, ST.. Of indianapolis, were cremated
in Lcmoynes furnace at Washington, Pa
The remains Of John Howard Payne
arrived at New York the other day, and were
thence transported to Washington, where
they were placed in custody Of the Oak Hill
Cemetery authorities until June Q. the
ninety first anniversary of the poets birth,
when the final funeral ceremonies will
occur
In game of poker at Philadelphia
club. Thomas A Scott, Jr.. held four queens
and Mr.. John Tucker straight flush Bet
ting ran high between the parties until the
pot reached ss6,0oa OF course it was
captured by the man with the royal flush,
much to the disgust of the holder Of the
four queens
J. b. Marston, recently employed by
the Equitable Trust Company Of New York,
has confessed that he is an embezzlcr and
departed for places unknown. An cxamin-
alton Of his books, as interest clerk, shows
that in the last four years he purloined $50
00u.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

Business failures in the United States
for the week ending March q numbered lg;.
being q decrease of thirty-seven from the
week ending March l6. The record is sew
enty-eight more than in the corresponding
week of 1882 and an excess of sixty three
over the same period in 1881.
The treasurer Of the Irish Land
League Of America has cahled e3.ooo for the
relief of sufferers by famine in Ireland.
The only coin of the United States
that strictly conforms to the law is the ~
gold piece Other coins either lack some
thing prescribed or bear some device unau-
thorized by law.
The differences between the steel
manufacturers and the Amalgamated Asso-
citation have been settled by the workmen
consenting to reduction of 33 per cent
A call for convention to be held in
Philadelphia April . has been issued by the
Central Council of the Irish American Land
League. Messrs. Parnell and Egan will be
present at the convention, at which in all
probability action will be taken placing the
movement in behalf of Irish freedom ON a
wider basis than heretofore
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29
The Third Tariff Reduction.

II We start with the manufactures created
by the war Of 1872, and the consequent ex-
clusion of imports. and count the tariff OF
1916 rs the beginning, we can easily grasp
the ups and downs OF our policy by the aid
OF the following table:
Tariff Of 1876 four years, q per cent
Tariff OF 1890, four years, 80 per cent
Tariff of 1924, four years, 80 per cent
Tariff Of ISIS, four years, ~ per cent
Compromise tariff, 1892, with sliding scale
Tor ten years, reducing per cent q year, AZ
to ~ per cent
Tariff of 1912, for four years, SO per cent
Tariff Of 1876, for eleven years, n per cent.
Tariff Of 1857, for four years, - per cent
Morrill, tariff OF ISL, decreased in 1872, in
creased in 1915. amounting upon the dutia-
bic imports from 4S QsGs) to i3 uss2) per
cent
Commission tariff of 1883, probable rate,
83 per cent
1t should be added that, whereas the value
Of articles imported upon the free list fifteen
years ago was less than per cent of the
whole, It was 30 per cent OF the whole in
lss2, and will probably be fully third
under the new tariff.-sprinafetd Repub
linn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29
WESTERN.

Two men named Coomes and Smith,
residing eleven miles northeast Of Helena,
Montana, who were suspected of arson, were
hanged by mob
The Exchange Bank of Denver, Col,
has closed its doors
A child of years, who was bitten by
dog at Sioux City. Iowa, died i've days
afterward of hydrophobia
The Columbus. Chicago and Indiana
Central Railroad Company has ceased to
exist. being succeeded by the Chicago, St
Louis and Pittsburgh Railroad Company.
Reports from the pinerics Of the
Upper Mississippi say that til, crop OF logs
secured this season will he about the same
rs last
The most notable transaction in fast
horse flesh that has taken place during the
last two years was consummated I'm Chicago
last week, 1t being the purchase by Messrk
IL &. Jewett 4 Co. OF Buffalo, N. Y. of the
,rotting stallion, Jerome Eddy. record 2:i6is..
The sum paid was 81. ooo cash in hand, and,
with the exception of Smuggler and Pied
mont, IT is the largest 1un ever paid for
trotting stallion.
A feud between cattlemen culminat-
ed in fight near Fort Huachcua ON the
Mexican border OF Arizona, in which six
men were killed
Near Charlestown, Arizona, a party
Of coal prospectors were set upon by band
OF twenty Apaches. who killed several of
the party and wounded three
A wagon that was used by old John
Brown in the transportation Of runaway
negroes and in carrying arms for the raid on
Harper's Ferry has passed into the posses
sion Of the editor Of an Iowa City paper
The Glenn family. notorious in the
criminal record of Indiana, are once more
before the public. the husband, William F.
Glenn, having instituted proceedings for di-
vorce from his wife, Nancy, who is ut pres
ent serving out . sentence in the peniten-
tiary for perjury.
In the Seminole Nation, I. t., dis
pute arose between an Indian and three
white men who were playing cards, the In
dian killing two Of them, while . spectator
was accidentally but fatally shot Friends
Of the dead men pursued the Indian and
riddled him with bullets
The persons killed by the Apachcs at
Clark's coal camp, Arizona, number four.
The same band are now in the MILESTONE
mountains and on their way murdered .
Frenchman and four MexicanA
At Clinton, Ill.,, DIR. Wright refused
to give expert testimony unless he received
fee of go therefor, when the Judge fined
the n d. Is for refusing to answer The
question Of the doctors rights win be taken
to . higher court
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29
The Banks Have Won.

For several years the American
Bankers Association has carried ON q
regular siege against the "oppress-
i've war taxes" of per cent, per year
on their average deposits and per
cent. on their capital invested, which
has heretofore been imposed on bank
ing associations. Secret circulars have
been sent to the 1000 or 1900 banks
instrneting them to see" their Con-
gressmen, and urge, coax. and, if need
he, threaten them to use all their power
to remove these burdensome taxes.
They have carried the day at last, and
the burden Of SIS, 900, 900 has been taken
from the shoulders of the coupon clip.
pers and placed upon the necks of the
musket and plow holders. Nat .onal
banking owes it, existence and pros.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29

An interstate military prize drill will
take place 1t New Orleans next May, and all
regularly organized military companies are
invited to participate.
The Nashville publication house of
the Baltimore Conference Of the M F.
Church South is 90 deeply embarrassed that
= sinking fund must be provided to pay its
debts
OF Baltimore two oyster-boats came
In collision, one sinking Four persons were
drowned, and Of two men who had dashed
themselves to the rigging one was frozen to
death
A dispatch from Little Rock, Ark,
reports that near Bonneville. Logan county.
Sheriff Grady and posse attacked four men
supposed TO be the Little Rock and Fort
Smith train-robbers running fight fol-
lowed, and one Of the fugitiyes was fatally
wounded Capt Ellington, of the sheriifs
posse, was wounded
The scoundrels who captured train
on the Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad
and Killed the conductor have been Jailed
ind have confessed their crime According
to their story the murder of the conductor
was all q mistake, the thieves having agreed
not to kill anybody unless 1t became neces-
sary in order to effect their escape. But one
OF their number became excited" aud the
conductor fell victim.
The burning of the Fontaine cotton
warehouse at Columbus, Ga, entailed a loss
of $4,000
Richard Crowley. Texan lunatic, es.
capped from the San Antonio Asylum, wen,
to his mothers house and Drained her with
an AK
There was n severe snow-storm or
the I'D OF March in Virginia extending q,
far south rs Wilmington, n c.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29

pieces OF the Bureau Of Agriculture DR.
Loring Ii hopeful that farmers Of the United
States will find incubation potent in pre-
serving their live stock from disease.
Washington telegram: THE Presi-
dent has decided upon his vacation trip. lie
has improved SO much within the last few
days that he has concluded not to leave
Washington until after he has had an oppOr-
tunitv to extend suitable courtesies TO Diaz,
next week The President will give Diaz a
dinner, after which he will lreceed to
Fortress Monroe and stay a day or two.
when he will 20 to Florida by rail. and spend
two weeks in fishing at the head Of the In
dian river. He will endeavor to make his
trip Us quiet Is possible. and will decline NIL
public demonstrations"
The internal revenue receipts from
July /, 1857, to March q, 1883, are sa,aooooo
In excess Of the receipts for the correspond
ing period the preceding year.
The Treasurer of the United States
has referred to the Attorney General the
question whether under the new Tax apd
laIlH law Drinks are TeQuHeu 10 pay taxes
between the periods Of Jan and March :,
1883, according to the old law. The Treas
urer, who Is charged with collecting part
of this tax, Is of the opinion that the banks
are liable
James B. Price, n star-route mail
contractor, Is alleged to have made an aft
davit stating that on one occasion he bribed
James 7. Brady, then Second Assistant Post
master General, by the payment to him Of
$500. and that he also raid Senator Kellogg,
of Louisiana. go, 600 for his influence
The British Minister at Washington
does not apprehend strained relations he
tween America and England becauee Of the
violent utterances Of certain Irish citizens
regarding the London explosion. lie says
the present feeling is very cordial.
John j. Finn, of Chicago. United
States Consul at Chemnitz, Saxony, is to he
displaced after brief tenure Of office by
Mr.. ]. L Parish. also OF Chicago. member
of the Illinois Legislature.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29
Here and There.

The crops outlook In the Pacific coast
States and Territories is said to be excel
lent
The Franco-American Steamship Company
Il canvassing the practicability OF the estab-
lishment OF steamship line between New
Orleans and Havre
An Austrian race-horse that had won fifty
four races, never having been beaten was
recently killed by its owners, Us it was incur
ably affected with the CHAMBERS
The homeopathic physieians Of Massachu-
setts have petitioned the Legislature OF that
State for the establishment Of an additional
insane asylum, to be under the control OF
their school OF medicine.
THE late +, q. Stebhins, editor Of the
Patriot. OF Cuba, N. T., lett directions that
he should be buried without religious cere-
monies His request was complied with and
as the funeral procession moved toward the
cemetery Marching Through Georgia" was
sung. the customary hymu Ut the grave CIV
Ing place 70 I sentimental love song.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

The Hon. Timothy O. Howe died at
Kenosha, Wis, March IS. aged 81 years He
was native Of Maine, and served one term
In the Legislature Ut that State He removed
to Green Bay. Wis, in 1s45, where he held
the Office Of Circuit Judge from 1850 to 1855
He served three successive terms in the
United States Senate, beginning in 1861 and
ending in 1874 He was appointed Post
master General to succeed Thomas l.
James, soon after Mr.. Arthur's accession to
the Presidential Office, and held the position
up to the time of his death
New York shoe manufacturers re-
solved to resist In the courts the payment of
future royalty for the use OF the Donald
Mckay machines, the patent on which ex-
lpired May 9, 1879.
A clergyman Of Newburyport, Mass,
swore out warrants for the arrest of the
manager and leading members of travel
Ing theatrical company, who were adj
vertised to bring out play based upon the
life and adventures of Jesse James, the
complaint setting forth that such drama
was calculated to demoralize the youth of
the country by surrounding deeds of out
lawry with an atmosphere of romance.
Statements as to the strength of the
Apaches depredating on the border of Arr
Izona and Mexico vary from fifteen to go
Further oatrages upon settlers by the say
ages are reported The Mexican troops In
pursuit Of the Apaches have orders to take
no prisoners
At the Diamond mine in Braidwood,
the scene OF the disaster. the bodies Of four
LOT the victims We're recovered March o, and
two more corpses were found buried beneath
q great mass Of rock and earth
Patrick Egan, the Irish patriot, who
Is In this country to promote the new Ma
ltional League Of Ireland, is now in Chicago
Thirteen buildings in Duluth, Mimi.
including the Central House, were destroyed
Iby ire. The total loss is estimated a
s47 500, upon which there is an insurance O
ea5, 001
The burning OF q sewing machin.
factory in . suburb of Montreal caused
loss Of nearly $4,000 The establishment
was built and equipped by stock company
Iof which the late Sir Hugh Allan was presi
} Ident, and was the largest OF its kind il
Canada
: The 4, 300-ton steel cruiser to be con
: Istructed by the United States Navy Depart
Iment Is to be named the Chicago
/ Ayalanches from Mount Ararat ar
reported To have killed $50 persons and in
Ijuyed ioU others
Prince Bismarck's latest reported all
1nsnt y scsAtloA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29

The total number Of manufacturing
establishments in the United States il
253, s52, with a capital Of s2,79O, 272,-
Cos. These industries employ 2,738,-
500 hands. two millions of which are
male adults. The wages paid is 1914,
953, 795 The value Of material used il
81, 396, s23, 40, producing $1,000, 579,'
1911. This leaves clear profit to CAPT.
tai, after wages and material are paid
for, Of 81 .O2i, SOl ,s47, or 43 per cent. on
capital invested. The average yearly
wages of workmen is S345, less than
one dollar per day. This is what is
STYLED protection for American labor. y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29
Illegal Advertisements.

Mr.. Brooks, Chief Of the Secret Service
Division of the Treasury Department, has
received notification that persons in the
West are canyassing the various States for
the sale Of advertising cards which are made
to represent treasury notes. The canvassers
sell these imitation bank notes to one dealer
In each town and enter into written con-
tract to give the exclusive right to use them
for advertising purposes This Is In direct
violation OF Sec. 3,7os of the Revised Stat
utes, and the treasury officials are deter
mined to hunt down the guilty parties The
latest complaints come from Cairo, ILL.,, and
Goldsboro, n. G. The penalty Is siOO for
each note distributed. Washington telegram
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29
By Act or Congress.

You cannot make the people rich by
act Of Congress, say the comfortable
class. No, but stop making them poor
by act of Congress and they will make
themselves rich by act of labor.-Jlin-
6fed Press
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-29
The New Senate.

stituted as follows, one place from New
Hampshire being vacant:
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Term
expires.

Term Term
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ALABAMA. MISSOURI
J. +. Morgan, ID. 1889 Geo. e. Vest, D. 1885
Jas. L. Pngh. D.. .lss5 T. NJ. Cockrell. D. 1887
ARKANSAS. NEBRASKA.
A. II. Garland, D.. 1880 c. +. Henderson, r. 1889
J. u. Walker ID. 1856 c. II. Van Wyck, II 1887
CALIFORNIA. NEVADA.
Jas. T. Farley, D.. 1885 John p. Jones, r.. 1885
John F. Miller, r.. 1887 Jas. 9. Fair, u. 1887
COLORADO. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
u. NJ. Bowen. II. 1889 To be chosen June ri 80
N p. Hill. X. 1855 II. w. Blair Il. :. 1855
CONNECTICUT. NEW JERSEY.
O. II. Patt, K. 1856 J. r. Mcpherson, n 1889
]. II. Hawley. II. 1857 VIM ]. Scwcil, II. 1887
DELAWARE. NEW YORK.
T.. Salisbury D.. 1880 T.. q. Lapham, r.. 1895
I. +. Bayard, ID. . 1887 Warner Miller. H. 1881
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
Wilkinson Call, d. 1895 NJ. w. Ransom. d. 1888
Chas. W. Jones, d. lsss z. r. Vance, D.. 1855
GEORGIA. OHIO.
A. II. Colquitt, D.. 1890 H. Pendleton, d. 1885
JOS. l.. Brown, D.. 1885 John Sherman. r. 1887
ILLINOIS. OREGON.
s. M. Cullom, r.. :. 1889 J. n Dolph 1889
John A. Logan, r.. ..1ss5 James II. Slater. d 1855
INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA.
D. w. Voorhees,, D. 1885 J. D. Cameron, r.. 1855
Benz. Harrison, r.. 1857 John T. Mitchell. r 1887
IOWA. RHODE ISLAND.
]. +. Wilson, R.. 1859 H. b. Anthony, r.. 1889
VIM B. Allison. II. 1855 N. w. Aldrich, r.. 1857
KANSAS. SOUTH CAROLINA.
7. B. Plumb, r. 1889 NJ. c. Butler, D. 1889
John j. ingalls,. r. 1885 Wade Hampton, D..lss5
KENTUCKY TENNESSEE.
]. b. Beck, De-. 1889 G. Harris, d. 1889
John S. Williams, Dlss5 H. l.. Jackson, d.. 1887
LOUISIANA. TEXAS.
Bent fs ssns. s. 10 bs .aey
MAINE. VERMONT
w. p. Frye, r.. - 1889 Justin S. Morrill,, r. las5
Eugene Hale, r.. !. 1887 Geo. +. Edmunds, r. 1887
MARYLAND. VIRGINIA
J. B. Groome d. 1885 II. Riddleberger, I. 1889
A. p. German, d.. 1887 William Malone, 1887
MASSACHUSETTS,. WEST VIRGINIA.
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Henry GEORGE on the Problems ofthe Day.

Henry GEORGE on the Problems Of the Day.
We must free labor from its burdens,
we must release trade from its letters,
We must cease to make Government an
excuse for enriching the few at the ex-
pense OF the many, we must recognize
the right Of citizens to the natural
means Of life. We must choke off those
dogs in the Manager who, all over the
country, keep holding land they do not
want to use until people who do want to
use it are compelled to pay them high
price for il. We must recognize the
truth that the value Of land belongs not
to the individual but to the community
which creates it. While We must limit
the powers Of Government where need
ful, we must not shrink from extending
them when it becomes necessary to do
SO for the public benefit. We must
take possession Of the railroads and
the tclegraphs and maintain them for
the people, or else We shall have a few
powerful citizens controlling the whole
country. Of Lecture IN Ne,r
York.