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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12
A Revival Of Commerce.

The most ultra protective tarifl
people In tho world clamor for the
revival OF commerce, build harbors
for Its protection, and light houses
to guide 1t In safety into them, and
to warn It OF hidden rocks, and dan
gerous coasts. It next lays It under
tribute often making the tribute SO
extortionate rs to be prohibitory.
Now commerce IL simply a mutual
barter or exchange Of products for
products, OF service for service. II
10 this. and only this, whether the
products arc Of the same or Of differ
ent nations. II between different
nations 1t implies as much home Ia
Dor given IS foreign labor received.
Its advantage consists In the ten
dc ncy to foster the natural indus.
tries Of countries and In making a
bettor use Of the resources Of each,
80 that the same amount Of labor
gives more satisfaction and we'll be-
Ing everywhere. II this 10 desirable
then commercial intercourse whether
between individuals, communities
states OF the Same or OF difrcren,
governments should be hampersd
by as few restrictive obstructions a
possible.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

The McGregor News occupies the
anomalous position Of warning up
on the corporate monopolies OF the
country and still retains its position
in the republican party. Is not the
News aware OF the impossibility Of
serving both God and mammon? II
you love the people and hate the
corporate monopolies, you'll aban-
don the republican party which is
the author and protector OF them.
This isn't the year to catch the PEG.
pie with chafY. When your party
brings forth works meet for repent.
ance viii be time enough for the
members to talk Of 1t "a IN anti. mo.
nopoly party. Ifitis on anti monop.
oily party why has 1t had twenty
years Of control without putting the
m0nopolies Under control OF law7
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

commercial world to y higher plano
OF existence.
The national bnnk note n tho illo-
climate offspring Of greed and
usury.
II tho bread raiscrs and bread
winners would combine and kill OF
the blood.suckcrs and the droncs
they would fnd their hours OF labor
cut down ons.half and their surplus
products increased . hundred-io
There h no money except lat
moncy-not even gold and silver.
Pay OF the bonds and stop the In.
terest.
Corporations Of oil kinds should
be knocked On tho head; they have
neither bodies to kick nor souls to
damn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

A delegation Of influential Irish
men called on President Arthur to
protest against the English methods
OF pauperizing their countrymsn
through infamous laws, and then
sending them out Of the country Of
their nativity to enable the absentee
landlord to more surely collect his
rent from those who remain await
ing like end. After the side-whis.
kered president finishes up his sum.
mer fishing he promises to thorough.
" investigate the subject Of griev.
ance, as the polite John A. Kassou
named It Ia the closing resolution Of
the republican state platform.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

VIM. Larrabee. OF CleSmont, w. A.
Hoyt. OF Fayctte, and half a dozen
associates, In whose business sagac-
ity We have heretofore had unbound
ed confidence, have by q recent
move shaken our faith In them, or
else confirmed our hitherto expressed
opinion OF the national banking sys-
tenn as one Of robbery aud plumber.
These men have organized q nation
al bank at West Union with q capital
Of 100000. The republican papers
say there Is no profit In the business
1t Is passing strange that men VI
their business tact should tic up
100000 where only $1,000 Of 1t will
be drawing interest. It's so nice
that when business and labor uses
$40, 900 they should pay interest on
100000 more than they use. Has
the Gazette remedy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

debts and provide for tho common
defense" And not to protect tho
manufactures No. not to protect
my special or private interest. This
has already been settled by tho ell.
premc court In deciding against tho
right OF taxing tho people to aid rail.
road corporations In building their
roads. The object In clothing con.
gress with power to levy dutiea. "
imports Is clearly defined. It ID Y
raise revenue for the payment Of
debts, etc.
Adam Smith, ono Of the clecres'
headed economists that ever wrote
said:
Protective taxes are hostile 10 TO
venue, because the purpose Of . pro
tective tar II to prevent imrorta
lions. The moment that . .ax be
gins to have this effect, It prevent.
revenue. Hence. whore protection
begins there revenue ends." There
fore protective tarin defeats ii,
object for which congress was ON
powered to levy important duties
and IL In conso1uencein violation o
tho spirit and intent Of the powe
grantcd.-(Exchange.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

The Tammany democrats Of New
York we're strangely out Of place in
the Chicago Anti Monopoly conyen-
ton. They favor protective tariff
and the national banking system,
articles in = protective creed which
ought to give them good standing
among thieves. The anti-monopoly
sentiment Of Tammany democrat
IL about as honest and sincere as
that OF Iowa republicans-hypoc-
risy, sham and fraud IL all there is
Of either. The platform adopted Is
good, 80 good that the Tammany
sntl-monor olists withdrew. tor which
lot - return thanks.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

Robbery IL robbery; no matter by
what mode II may be accomplished
tho injury to the robbed IL tho same
Laws might DO made 10 protect pi.
rates and highwaymen, yet this
would not lesson their crime. Vic.
ious laws may not send . man C
prison, but they can 30 tetter him q
to make him . slave; though the
clank OF his chains may not BIO heard
yet he II . servlle captive to laws
enacted In the interests Of tyrants.-
The Record.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

IN 10 \ prosperous community oi
business men. As tho seed In sown,
80 the fruit rocompenscs. Mover
pull down your sign while you cx-
poet to do business, for It often indi-
Gates that business Is poor and you
arc loosing your grip. commercially
speaking. Tho tudicious advertiser
will receive In return ten dollars for
every ono invested In tho columns
OF q live newspaper"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12
The Farce Of Fanaticism.

Il i not tho province Of constitu-
tions to provide or declare the pom
alties against their violation. This
work II left to tn . legislature Great
ed by the fundamental law. Even
the recently Supreme court rejected
amendment recognizes the necessity
Of penalties being affixed by the law
making branch Of the government In
providing that "the general assemb-
u shall by law provide
suitable penalties tor Its violation"
Hence the public sentiment Of the
people as expressed through each
succeeding Legislature measures the
force and effect that shall DO given
TO constitutional prohibition, In en-
acting lax " stringent law. An i'm
portant feature Of constitutional
prohibition, then, Is the fact, that 1t
imposes no obstruction to the traffic
but such rs the Legislature may
subsequently enact. but 1t prohib-
Its the legislature from regulating or
controlling It In any manner through
high license though 1t may encour.
age the traffic by the merest sham
Of prohibitory statute. For more
than thirty years. Ohio has had such
o constitutional provision substan-
TALLY as was ours, and under 1t the
liquor tariff has grown to
gigantic proportions oil over the
state, under the loose legislation
adopted. Practically 1t has while
permitting the traffic to any exten,
desired. relieved those engaged In 1t
from all the taxation which under
q license system might have been
imposed upon It. II the people oil
Iowa desire 70 handicap their Low
makers and give unrestrained liberty
for the traffic, they should by oil
means adopt constitutional prohi.
bitiOn, otherwise such statutory
regulation US tho welfare Of the pub.
lie demands.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12
"A Life Saving Present.

Mr.. II. +. Allison. Hutchinson, Kan.
Saved his life by . simple Trial Bot
Ito Of DR.. Kings New Discovery, fol
Consumption, which caused him e
procure . largo bottle, TINT com.
pletely cured him, when Doctors
change Of climate and everything
else hid failed. Asthma, Bronchitis
HoArsness. Severe Coughs, and al
Throat and Lung diseases, It is guar
nnteed to cure. Trial Bottles free o,
DR.. J. J. Clemmer's Drug store.
Largo size $1.0O. 4Oyl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

We learn from the District Post
that the Nationals OF Allamakec
county met In convention at Wau-
kon recently and put the following
county ticket IN nomination: For
representative, 4. B. Cook: super
visor, Hans Simonson; treasurer, II.
8. Cooper; auditor. L. Coppersmith
sheriff, G. A. Leithcld; county sup
erintendent, L. Eells; surveyor John
Radcliffe; coroner, L. B. Adams.
They also appointed Q senatorial
committee Tor tho county and new
central committee with 7. E. Della
more as chairman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

Con gresham Nurch, Of Maine, In
the investigation Of the charges
against Supervising Architect Hill
is showing q condition Of rottenness
that really makes the star route
thieves sweet and savory. The ad-
mlnistration Is doing what It can to
shield tho plunderers Of the treas
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

The national party was organized
to reform the politics Of the country.
Let that work have our attention to
the exclusion Of other matters. That
done, II the clergy need help Ia cor
recting the morals OF the people,
and institutirg temperate habits,
that work can BIO taken up. every
man beginning with himself.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

The work Of harmonizing the re-
publican party In Howard county Is
complete and the fanatical element
ought to be happy. Through their
super-human efforts every town was
represented In tho late county con-
vention. In towns which cast but q
single republican vote tor the consti-
tutional amendment no caucus was
held and no delegates sent, but that
solitary voter was present by special
invitation from the leader OF tho
faithful and although other repub-
licans were present, for the sake Of
harmony they were permitted to re-
main ~ disinterested spectators. and
oil this In the interest OF harmony.
In this way the party OF prohibition
through its circulars Issued by
Harvey, kimball, OF al controlled
the state convention.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12
Bucklcn's ArnicR S0lye.

Tho greatest medical wonder OF tho
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Outs, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles,
Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chappod
Hands, and oil skin eruptions. guar.
antced to euro In every Instance. Or
money refunded. % cents per boz.
AOy1 For sale by DR.. J. ]. Clemmcr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

Now that Dorsey has certificate
Of character II will be In order for
tho leaders OF the 8. o. p. to give
him another grand ente rtainment.a at
Dslmonico's. II not, why notf he
CART ed Indiana with -- soap and
saved the g. o. p. In 1880. Truly q
court Of justice Is q place
"Where little villains muat sub0it . fate
That great ones may onjoy the world In stAto, >
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12
Miscellaneous Notes

l. AuS AOAA AVAOPOly - SuO AOO0S
hurtful Of oil, while the transporta-
ton, bank and telegraph come next.
All forms Of monopoly must SO or
the great mass Of the people be re-
duced to the worst form Of slavery.
Possession u nine points In law"
says an old saw; and that's what's
the matter with our governmental
has got into the possession Of thieves
and It seems - though there were
not enough true men In tho country
to got 1t away from them.
The great and living questions Of
labor, land. finance, taxation and
transportation must be 30 adjusted
and regulated as to subservo the
wants and needs Of the many, and
not the graaping and greedy selfish.
ness Of the few.-(Harvey R. Harris.
John B. Cough has surrendered
the temperance lecture fleld to Others,
He says beer drinking Is on tho In.
crease. Tho temperance societies
arc failures. and should DO, under
such moan partisan management.
Tho leaders always work for the 10.
publican party.
All admit that our postal syste n
Is the best the world ever saw. Then
Il the government can manage this
tremendous business TO the entire
satisfaction Of al. 10 It not true that
that It can manage the railroads.
banks and the telegraph lines with
equal satisfaction2
English capitalists have purchased
5000 square miles OF Texas land.
Tho purchase Is larger than tho area
OF the state OF Connecticut, which
has only 1910 square miles. These
English capitalists do not propose to
permit other peoples cattle to Craze
upon their land, and orders are now
out for wire to build . fence 200
miles long.
The mortgage Is the great har-
vester which takes the crop while
the farmer does the work.
II We had twice rs much currency
as we now have It would enable
farmers 10 pay of their mortgages
aud get out Of debt and they could
then set the price on their own pro-
ducts.
II workingmen would read moro
and wisely apply thcir knowledge
they would have to work less.
Fewer luxuries for the drones and
more comforts for the honey-makers.
should be the motto OF q nation
where four tifths Of the people arc
farmers, mechanics and laborers.
A cyclone may blow down the
farm house and flood may sweep
away the crops, but they never de-
stEoy tho mortgages.
A graduated income tax Ia the only
thing that helps . poor man and
holds back tho rich man: 1t Ia like
giving the long eud OF the yoke to
the small OK.
Tho national debt Is a blood.suckeI
that IL sapping the life OF the so.
public.
The grecnback Is the star OF Beth.
lehem directing the footsteps OF tho
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12
Democratic platform TOR 1854
"Turn out the rascals."
Republican platform Tor 1884
"Keep ont the rascals."

Senator Shrader, OF Iowa City, tn
staunch republican. affirms that he
1an not stand upon the republican
state platform a. candidate for re-
election.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

Tho basiness failures for the first
ok moaths OF 1883 show q marked
increase over the two years previous.
The failures Of 1883 have been 1887 !;
the liabilities $66, OOO,O
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

Will some one OF ~ labor protec.
tionists who assembled at the court
house on the 10th ult. come to the
frontf Alb. ha, Bro. Moon. Please
inform an American laborer" how
you propose to protect him against
she cheap labor Of tho overcrowded
communities Of the old world" while
allowing manufacturing corporations
to import that cheap labor free under
contract at less wages than will sup
port an American laborer" with the
most meagre necessities Of lifc2 Is
your tariff to be levied upon this
"pauper labor" coming to this coun-
try, and to be prohibitoryg or how'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12
The Power Of Congress.

Constitution Art. I. Sec. Soon
gress shall have power to levy and
collect taxes, duties, imports and ex-
elses," 70, what? ITO puy the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12
KIRKWOOD KICKS.
He Doesn't Want to Take the SIN MP
and Show His Hostility % the
Republican Nominee.


Iowa Orr, Iowa, July lO.-Ex.
Secretary Kirkwood sends the FOL.
to tho GoIetts: "Inotioe that
IN your Issue OF yesterday you quote
Mr.. Nahin. Of the Muscatine jour-
nal, ns stating In his paper that "the
ex-governor had threatened to take
the stump against the Republican
nominee for Supreme judge, uless
that nominee should be Judge Day
Mahin Is mistaken. Ibid rot say se.
/ did cay, when speaking with some
other Republicans about the coming
canvass, that I could not and would
not vote for any candidate who
might be nominated over Judge Day;
for this reason, I might be smbar.
raised In making speeches In case ]
went on the stump; that, when max
ing an old.iashioned Republicar
speech In my old.fashioned way,
some impudent Democrat In the
audience might ask me II l intended
to vote FOR. the Republican nominee
tor supreme Judge; that being %
asked. / could do only one Of two
things, either remain SILENT which
would not lead to ediflcatioH, or say
frankly that I would not vote tor The
Republican nominee. / have . very
decided opinion that IN the above
dilemma Ishould not remain silent
Although plain speaking has some
times its endorsements, It has Il,
compensations.
(Signed,) s. J. KIRKwooD.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

A party thAt upholds usury need
not mock the people with taify about
q tariff for the protection Of labor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

they understand that II there are
monopolies that should be regulated.
controlled or abolished by law. which
are not, that the republican party
which has had control Of congress
for nearly q fourth Of Q century Is to
blame. They also understand that
every monopoly In existence owes
1t to the faot Of republican ascend
ancy In the government. Seventy
Ave years OF chattel ownership OF
man In man In this country did not
produce q single millionaire In all
the section where the system existed.
Twenty-Five years Of republican Leg
islatlon has transferred the products
OF those who toll to the pockets OF
those who toll not sufficiently that 1t
has made millionaircs by the thous-
ands and paupers and tramps by the
million. The effete monarchies OF
the old world were eight hundred
years accomplishing what the re-
publican party can do In q genera
tion-enslaving labor to capital.
They went 10y the old stage coach :
the republican party is taking tho
people to the same end with electric
speed. And In the face of these facts
the republican manipulators Of Win
neshcik county. Of Howard county,
and In state convention assembled
resolved themselves into anti mo-
nopolists. jos. F. Wilson distributing
the taffy with one hand. and railroad
passes, issued by the monopolles he
serves, to the faithful with the other.
The anti-monopoly Of such q man !:
Of such q party: with such a record
Is q good deal like that Baptist con-
vert . man Of notoriously wicked
life, who professed to have expert
enced religion" The good church
people repaired to the river, chopped
. hole In the leo and prepared to
immsrse the now believer. Much
interest was awakened and many Of
the former boon companions OF tho
new convert attended; they crowded
about the the hole In the ice-bound
river, and when the convert was
dragged out OF the water q sinner
sidled up to him and asked him:
Are you cold, Jim2" "N-n-n-o-o-o,"
replied the glowing believer. with
chattering teeth. Bah" respond
ed the sinner In high disgust, dip
him again. he's o liar STILL"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12
Ague Cure

j . rarely vegetable bitter and povae
ful tonic. aud . warranted : speedy md
certain cure tor Fever and Agoo, Calls
and Esvee, lateenltte01 o. CAM Ee.
YER Remieee0e Eevess Danb ASaes
FsEsodasea = ailless Esyss. and az
srices. the rapid pulse. coated tongue. Thirst
lassltnde. loss OF appetite. rain Ii tho hack
and loins. and ooldneAs Of the spine and
ssvsrse sympsoms, which Ssrnissss II shs
aGns pAroxysm. succeeded b. HIGH lsves
and rroense pcnpiEatioo.
II I. startling fact. shas qninias. azss.
hAsis o. most Of ths Fever and Agns
TS aasiss Il the ssss. n:sps ana
lions made from these mineral roisons,
although they ars ralatAbls. and may
break the chill. do not cure. bus leave tho
the system. producing qnlnism. dizziness,
ringing In the cars. headache. vertigo. and
other lisorsleIo more formidable than the
disease they were intended 20 cure.
AREAS AnUa CuRR thoroughly eradicaess
these noxions poiaons from tho system.
contains no qninine. IMMORAL. or any thing
that could injure tho most delicate n.
ticnt: and IT. crownin9 excellonce. above
tts certainty 10 cure, is thAt it leaves the
system - iroe from dteoASe . before The
stack.
For LAYER Complaints, AYRR's AoUD
Cum, by direct action on tho liver ind
hillary appAFatns. drives ont tho poisons
which produce these complaints, and stim.
nlates tho aystem - . vigorous, healthy
condition.
We warrant Il when taken according 70
directions. =.
Prepared by Or. !. 9. Aver 4 Co.,
frsetical And Analytical Chsmisss.
Lowell. Mass.
SOLD 1T ALL pMuc.lsys EsxM5wuExx.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12
JOHN FARNeWOR1
DARIUS SHELLEY,
W. e. HAsxns,
u. ID. PoTrER.
Committee on ResOlutions.

Now Just one man sf that commit.
tee has been consistent IN present
Ing such resolutions and that Ia
Judge Seeley, his consistency con-
sisting In voting occasionally with
the National party for these meas
urss. Tho other names signed are
simply honorable fellows lending
their names to deceive their fellow
men.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

George Heberling, formerly deputy
United States marshal, says he 10
not q republican this year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

4 Fo(u)raker patch Is all that IL
left to the republicans OF Ohio.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-11
LOOK UP.

Look up, don't turn your thoughts down.
NJ ward;S Hlas82{
All things that grow; out Of the earth
Reach upward toward the heavens,
AS thanking the Lord for their birth.
Lookup to the pines In their beauty
The oaks in their strength standing firm;
They stretch their limbs upward and on
Though shaken by many a storm.
While the winds chanting solemnly through
But speak this grand truth unto thee:
Look up, for the life dwelling in you
VIII reach to eternity.
Look up to the hills and be strt tngthened
With thoughts pure and holy and strong;
Reach up and lay hold of tho mountains,
They will sing you nobler song
They will tell of the mighty endeavors
Which men with their thinking have
wrought; ..-'
They will tell of the use and the beauty.
The strength and the glory of thought.
Look up to the stars in their Brightness
Don't turn back again to the clod;
There are powers lying dormant within
u. Ih you,
Through which you can lay hold of God.