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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-05
TIE SxYxoRE CAsE.-The Seymore

TEE SEYxoRE CAsE.-The Seymore
case came to the surface again yester-
day in an argument before Judge
Greene on q motion BY counsel for Cap
tain Seym0re for the issuance Of an or
der placing the custody Of the child in
the hands Of the father. II will be re-
membered that Immediately after the
seizure Of the child by Seymore it was
returned to its mother under Q Judicial
decree, placing the child temporarily
in the care Of it's mother. The present
motion was for the purpose Of deter
mining who should have charge Of it
Until the pending divorce proceedings
are concluded. After able argument By
Judge Burke in favor Of tho motion,
and BY Judge Jacobs and T. ]. Humee,
Esq, against it, it was denied by Judge
Greene. who held that the child's phys
ical condition was such a. to require
the care which its mother alone could
render.
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Bssvsraus.

~, uo-.,a ~. .a ..,..a
: ,mn.nv vh;ch IN, o.ssn ID ths S Ms;soo
Dors on next Monday eveninO.
NJ. -. r..,.- .:m
=. -. c',t,,s S :yn ~ a..
s..s 80 80" = ;sr: Sas w :isao
so0e tme IN Oansorn'a' Visiting friends.
H. =. Q. Duny advsrtisss slcewhers
Tor check which be lost during the
pase week. The hpder vill receive .
liberal reward BY returning Il 10 the
S.
boso she Eastern and California m0il
missed oooneetion at Portland yestsr-
aay, AID n consequences nothing but
loos! mani - reserved q the pose Of
oce last evening.
All talk Of tic harbor Of refuge.
which made % much oonnotiou two
pears ago, has ended, and the project
osesns 20 have gone - eomplstsly dad
- WiRgins, the Canadian Weather
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

IN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
: adopted By the :. Illinois Club" ct its
Gentlemenl are cordially invited to attend
the next meeting Of the Club. ct the once
Of Ktnnear Bros. on Friday evening next
the 18th inst. II ! o'clock. Object, . 60
ctal time. Addresses viii BE- made ~
Rev y. g. Strange and Richard Osborne.
ja6 st JOHN X. KINNEAR, Preot.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-05

NARRIED.
SPEARIN-COTTLE-In Seabeck, w. T.,
Jan. 2 by Rev. N. Eells. Herbert A.
Spearin and Angie b. C0ttle, both Of
Seabeck.
RICE-RAPIER-In Tacoma, Jan. l, John
d. Rice and Nellie Rapier.
BREwER-SPARKs-ln Olympia. Jan. Z
John =. Brewer and Sarah sparks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-05

Ayers Sarsaparilla stops the nause-
Gus discharge Of sor0fulous catarrh,
and cures the complaint.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-05


There d quito powerful element In
Dakota which II petitionins for the ~
noval Of Governor Ordway. TIE No
tition heinz circulated alleges that II
(ths 0oveynor) sis not atted for the
plsse BY educatioa. expsrienoe. or oual-
itiss CT mind. heart or charsoter:s' that
NE has 90 administered the aaairs az
hi oeaee = % loes The emAdence Ara
rsspect Of the peouls.s that his oour,e
has been such . 70 ..rsnder him oaioua. |"
80, ste. Tbese are rather rough oharc-
q, bat other and more speoiao allsua-
lions ars made. The editor Of the Yor
Pepsn, at Hiehmore, charges that ths
0overnor havius made an aar,sment
With him . locate The county eat Of :
nsw county On his land. vent back On
him, and for : ereatsr interest made :
bareain Win suethsr man = few milea
away. To this charge Of the editor
Governor Ordvay rsplied. dsnvins IL /.
toto. and uromiaina that II the aforeea,d
editor or any other psrson vould no h.
fore anv tribunal WHARF salse svsay,ro
can b. psninhed - per,urv and mahe
oash 70 suoh saatements. - vould urom-
L. 10 eouvioA s>ah usr.on n thu orimA
Of periurv. The editor has eonol,ed
Ana aeoordine "a la.1 .oooun.. ~. IN.
~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-05

KAHALEY-In this city. Jan. 8 Annie.
wife Of J. L. Kshaley, aged g years and
months.
The funeral viii take place On Sum
day, Jan. G. at IL Q. m.
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NJ o N EY M A q 4 EFT.
Corrected daily by the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF 4GATYlE.

New York exchange. buying. + Per ct dis
selling. I pr ct prem
San Francisco buying, 4 per Ct dis
Portland bgyins;. 8 per ct dis
selling, par.
IHAs. NAhER. LEADING WATCH
~ maker and jeweler, In the Yesler-
Leary block. deals In Diamonds. Watches,
jewelry, Silverware, Weber Pianos, Estey
Organs and other Musical Instruments.
Notarial Seal 1t "a Watches and Jew
elry roUaired and warranted. sel0 Il
Nrm anxynnWvou,1n1,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
Itssahsll Magazine

When \ man gsows OLD, mort plsas.
arrs indeed. properly 50 called, are
dead b hiMs aud il, in 4. ito OF natures
warnnsg, h. will rarsac them, his ex.
perscace is thu reverse II that OF Don
Juan, who, instead If spirit found
~hss tsolic grace sits Eulkes" hctinas
them tho mere ghosts If his dead fol-
hes> There il nothing, Tor example,
more pltiahlc than any prctcntious to
Iallantry in an old man. let him adopt
the rule If "hcavy father" benevolent
uncle,s or whatever tssst suits his char
acter, but ut all events, discard that OF
~lover" once for all, The only posss-
hle gr,aMa for his retaining il would be
that his doing ~ affords amusement to
his fclioW~crcasares at tho expense,
however. Of oil who wear gray hairs.
There is another pleasure iast.as in
appropriate, but to which old aye IL
Much moro iacsiacl--taat Of money-
getting, II has been said Of it. as Of
whist, that il is the oaly pleasure that
lasts, Is may be sd for unfortunately
l have never been IN a position h. test
it~hut certainly, 10 the lookcr-on.
nothing can DO more contemplate taan
tais riliaS-up heaps Of money up N II
verge of the grave, Ii. - tho wit sag
gesiel, Que coali "he sia the noxt world
With it then. indeed, ssch soli.ituia
would 10 explicab e,loa.,h, How IT.
tie would people thea leave behind
thems How saal would lie the pro-
bate duties, How rare tue b. ,uests t.
missionary enterprise, But sine /.
mus, all I've left. al that so soon, hcw
am essag is the s.. lsf.c on derived from
the hasyr sort of wealthy person that
the more monev they IAN hoard the
more re srect, 4 they are, Int as i
matter OF facs they are the nlorc de-
ts.ed for lite.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
Z! 10 The Bad and
TH7 Worthless
30 VIZ Arc mover initiated
dn NCNCF tWtt(ttet
or cotinferfited,

Vi COUWteIJeNcu.
This il especially true Of .
family medicine, and it Is posi-
tive proof that the remedy imiia.ed
Ia Of tho highest value.
As soon as it had been tested
and proved by tho whole world
that Uop Bittcgs was the purest,
best and most valuable family
medicine on earth, many imita-
tions sprung mp and began to steal
the notices in which tho press and
people Of tho country had express
ed the merits Of II. b., and in
every way trying to induce suffer-
ing invalids to use their stnffin.
stead, expecting to make money
on tho credit and good name q
II. 3.
Many others started nostrums
put up in similar style to IL. s.,
with yariously cunningly devised
names in which tho word "Hop"
or" Hops" were used in n way to
induce people to believe they were
the same ~ Hop Bittera AL
such pretended remedies or cures,
no matter what their style or namo
-, and especially those with tho
word "Hop" or "Hops" in their
name or in any way connected
with them or their name, arc imi-
tations or counterfoits.
Beware Of them. Touch none
Of them, but: Uso nothing but
genuine Hop Bitters, with u bunch
or cluster Of green Hops on the
white label. Trust nothing else.
Druggists and dealers are warned
against dealing il limitations Q,
couctarfcits 10
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
EATING AND slEgP,No.

,hc~san fhysician,l

.nos,ea fhysician,l
elapsed since the last meal,
asalias and the delicate should al
Ways eat al hel.tsme, This seems
l.e,>,tical, hut il Is not Food Of simple
Kind Will induce sleep Animals after
eating, iastsnct,vclv sleep, numaa To-
iass heeonae aruMsy alter full meal
Mhss because b, cot i solicited To.
Masa tho ssoaaea 10 supply the lasees
nee,,el in daEcstsen Hence the brain
receives less blood than during fa>tiass,
hesome pase AMI the powers grew
Il rmant. Sleep therefore easues,
1has is physiological, The slak-
ing sensation in slesrlessn~ss is
: .all tor food. Nakefa.noss often
Is merely symptem III hanger The
writer was called at "a M 10 see \
lady who assured linn she Vas DYING.
The ls,is WAS warm. tie heart doing
honest work, 70 her Indignation he
ord slsd bait red bread tho, l,isk or tea
would he hettcrl ta lie eaten once.
Ohesing. the mar,band LAZY WA SOFA
surprised by return Of lie, aud desire
to sl.vr.
The ieehle will he stronger nj dawn
il they eat IN Z ing 10 bed. Fourteen
hours liz between supper AMI areas.
fast. lily Tat time the sael u the t,ly
has become expended. Conseqn, ntsv
the morainS toilet fa,agacs many. Let
such eat at bedtime and take glass
OF warm milk or beef tea before
rising. Increased vigor will result
slut the stomach must rest" True.
Yet when hungry Ne should eat.
noes III, iafaat's stomach rest rs long
- the aiult,ss The latter eats less often
merely because lis food requires mere
time for digestion. Seldom can one To-
main awake till la.30 or Ill - y. III.
without hunger. Satisfy 1t. and your
sleep will lee soander.
During the night give wakeful child
rem food. sleep will follow. The sick
should invariably cat during tie night.
Til is imperative. Al night the deli.
cate ard ehsldnsn may tak. slowly warm
milk. beef soa or oatmeal Cruel Nig-
oross adults may also eat bread sni
mia. cold beef, mutton. chicken AMI
bread, raw oysters. all, 81 course, in
moderation. do not eat ii not Aaugry.
Eat If you are.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
'Il,aius nlrlvua II follows


CONGREGATIONAL CHrRcH, Services every
Sunday nj nN 4. n, and Zoo r, y. sunday
School after morning service, Prayer Moetln9
"Wednesday evening.
Rxv. A. \, MCCONNELL, Pastor.
MEfNopisr EPISCOPAL CNuNCM. --aervtecs every
sunday Al itaN A. n. ana ZOO r, n. sunday
senpnl Mfter ilhfnlhg service, Prayer meeting
every Thursday eysninx
Rky, q. W. n ,Lt.ou, Faster
BAPTIST cuuRcu Services every sunday ut
iiN0 4. aud 700 IN, sunday school AFTER
morning Servt' Prayer meeting every Med
nesday evening, REV. A. II. cANAAN, PaNtoi.
cATnoits cnuReu, ~-Scrvlces every sunday At
1tNO 4. y. aud Ss00 r. u. sunday School every
sunday NJ luOr.M
NEv. N, A. MCCARTHY, Pastor.
GRAcA Erisc0rAL CnuRcH. -~SerNtoes every
sunday At li.rN 4 u. and ZOO Z. Y. SUNDAY
school after morning service
REv. q. - PENcfvAl, hector.
LlME SPRINGS.
fRksHyrrai y church services sunday NJ
io'ss = N. and p, m. sunday school after
morntng service,
Rxv. WATSON RusskLl, Pastor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
Cotton Wood Gr0ve Stock Farm,
Orleans Township. NinneShiek
County, Iowa. q miles Hast
Of t's.~cu.

80 hor.es and fults from months
To IL years old; King H"roil English
draft aud Aofnlan-. On. half blood
Norman stallion years old. sired Ivy
Fayorite. | Thoroughbred Short
horn bull smoatAs old Of the Dssia
mania family. Potatoes bur.
banks Seeding, Beauties OF Hebron.
ahi ago Market. sprliest aud best
pntatoe Ia the market, y good Yield
ct and tlns eating Norway O-ts:
also one of the besi stock farms IN
Howard county, Oh 80, II Aai ID III
Chester township, half mile from
depot, improved All Of the above
pr9per,s / elf.r far sale cheap.
i.tl ~ l. NAIaots.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
(Cb~ttassdJ from lat vsak)
How Md!ck Cases a,s Made.

This process Of manufacture Wa invented
By James Boss, who started in business in
1854, and the methods and tools used in
making these watch eases are covered by
patents. The i Ne only xatcd case made
s.dr tbs process For many years the in
PRODUCTION Of these goods Was slow, owing
Unpopular prejudice against plated" goods.
but gradually the public learned that tho
JONES Boss Gold Watch Cas was not =
cheap ec,d-sCaxAcd or elsesro-2.ased article.
but was made Of geaaiss sold plates Of
sIoada,d qsali.y and taieknsss. Conscientious
adherence to the dissemination TO make
the best watch case ever put OF the market,
and the adoption OF every improvement
suggested, has made the Jamss Bass Cod
Watch Cdss the STANDARD. ,.,x " ~,
In this watch case the parts : :
most subject 70 wear-the 6oc, erorn, Ainses
Asamo-oaseAss, ETC., are made Of SOLID GOLD.
90 . - aanV xasss WsasA O. vs<ssrss, IN.
Aana1mS - ksysesas WsAsA Csn ~ 1s1A
t7s b eeatisssdl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14

"ANE YOU sem Tn,3-l /,
Al Photos mad. hy Mchar at
B.rtrani'S Saliely2 Ii yon waht
weil.inish.d picture, just give III" Il
rial and yon aer sure To be- pleased.
carter's Little Liver Pills will pos
.i;ir.lv cure sick heaiach. AMI pre-
vent its return. This l. mt talk.
hn' truth. On. PHI a iass. II H.. hai
a III! druggists = ad.si.i~. n.nt
npECIAL rRIcES.--THI IL
~ nous One Price Dry Goods
House of A. Znni.iowitz will sell
until March LIST all winter goods ~
greatly reduced prices 10 makeraam
for their srring stock. Call In md
examine stock anil prices before
busing elsewhere Remember the
place. two doors south If hiMhail 4
Earn~worfh'~ hank
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
TONNS' GALLERY Is FULLY
L equipped to served you faith
fully, satisfactorily, reasonably.

CHATTING ut the Cresco Rink eve
- afternoon and evening, except
Tuesday and Thursday. MUSIC
hy the Cresco Cornet Band Wcdnes-
day and Saturday evenings. Adj
mission 10 cents Saturday evenings.
l6,f n. h. WHEELER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14

The family doctor was great puzzle
10 me. When We were sorely sick We
!oneed for his coming, wondered what
detained him, aud why ha id aot oosas
faster; when he came b. ~As 90 kini
aud tender ~ as, aud gave 10 such de-
tes. able i,eaa, aid - faw If shea.,
AID .-.4s :. Co spc-tesl4pae and aors.
t..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
EOR MOST ARTISTIC WORK
L go to Towns gallery.

vrHERE rs NO DANGER TO BE
l. unprecedented in giving Cham.
herlain's Cough Remedy TO your
children. Ms II contains no opium or
other objectionable ingredient and
will not ininre the most delicate
child. Coughs. colds and Group are
speedily cured by 1t. Sold BY Glenn
NOR
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14

The we'll known strengthening
properties OF IR,S, combined with
other tonies and most perfect ner-
vine. are found In Carriers Iron
Pills. which strengthen the nerves
and body. and improve the blood
aud complexiunl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
sss~ eN-Gp to DR.. Prices for
BIRD CAGES
new stock just received ut lowest
figures. aotf
Aunt leNchel's ,loy.

Rev. W. II, Evans. Washington, ID.
c., wsitess Aunt Rachel. tho dear
old eolored saint, who has been Y
constant sufferer with InflAmatory
Rheumatism Cor l6 years. has been
greatly beneirted by ArmornoRos,
l consider II almost In the light of a
miracle. She II almost beside her.
sclf with JOY. The pain has all left
her limbs, A little stillincs remains,
but another bottle will eject Il per-
Manent cure. Ii is indeed most
wonderful medicine. l think it ought
to 10 spread throughout the length
and breadth of this lund.s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14

rs,O RENr.-C. l. Renis has 4 stock
farm or 40 acres which he
wishes IL rent with The staci on easy
terms. Farm 2t miles from Cresco
Al-a a farm of LOO acres wi good
PASTURES. House NV. Is ny ~.
Address G. L. D.nts, Cresco. Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14

ST sNNAN,~tN orleans towaShtsA Mtnae~
snsk SeeNtS lNNA, tsey loahsiS>s, Matte,
aaeNates NJ laaa W, aa1 sarah >tAekMAn,
ssel Years ~ iaeaths AUD - DAYS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
POWELL & sou,
BLACKSMITH3,
annGf0 l1NA.
GuESC0, iowa,

Would remind their friends, patgaas AID 80
,nb4s Tat they re IFel.stl % serss 49, .eli
Ia every Department III tlslr sls. aud ~ - IeA-
.onsl!s lsioss - tho tiass dslnsAI Calas and
- a. and u convinced 81
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
DICTUREs TAKEN WITH LIGHT
ming speed and perfect acca.
racy M Towns gallery.

rRaSn CLOSING SALE At THE
N Golden EayIe Clothing House
from Feb'y 18th until March 18th,
We offer our entige stock OF Over
coats. winter clothing, Caps, Gloves
and Nittens. Underwear and Hosiery
AT wholesale pr We ak son IL
call and examine Oar goods aad get
our prices which no other dealer In
the county IAN compete with, aud
We are sure you will leave our sfois
with Your arms full If goods ana
satisfied that you have made a good
investment
WEsrwoRTa 4 NICHOLS,
lrapglptnrs,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
Look Gu: for lnar Head.

n, matter VIVA parts ii ay.tnal.
iy c... Il .catai1h always -tnrtS in Tire
mead. ,.ati lslapc IL til, heat There
u n ms I aaeat tne origin OF
n, ynsr,sA t,.,li - OF he kind that
l. ",a4s IL na better in ii .S 'sv~.
ThonSa.,l~ III in, sa X II
i 10y sal expert. =. y
Balm I'll, :, s.ss..
at ,t~at -.
>nu..
tsasssss -. 50
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14

TIME FAMOUS ONE PRICE DRY
Goods House III A. Zanhrlowi'z
carries the largest stock or la,:..s
anil children's shoes In N. city az
prices thar defy comsc,il'or. We
want all la,lics from town aud cour-
try to call aud examine cur stock
and prices before buying elsewhere.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
VIM. EitsRernld. who has been one
otonr promlnaht merchants for sce.
cral years In the firm ut Connolly n

Il - AsstA l,aosf ii, ,hNt aaH
H la - ulnse tn tC,le,
MI, .uthut u II Wta III Integrity,
ah III 4 uaat elat, Whoa WE take
pleasure IL cQnmeudins te TINT
people
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
1nS,--A. ZUNDELoWITZ, THE
III Popular One Price ciothier.

III Popular One Price Ciothier,
will give all cash purchasers for the
mex, 10 days u discount of ten tlOl
per cent from their already reduced
prices on mems youths boys and
children's clothing. underwear.
gloves. mittens, etc. Our goods are
all marked in plain figures. Re-
member. this l0". is not from our
last falls prices bn, the already re-
ducel prices. This il the only
strictly One Price Clothing House
in the city. Call and get bargain.
4 yrNnEr nwrry
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14

A II persons owing the undersigned
IL are hereby requested 10 pay by
Feb. l0th, as snfter that time nll ac-
counts not paid will be In the hands
OF n lawyer Tor collection.
g. j. WEBER.
HARMS TO RENT. TERMS Rca-
Il sonable. q. Il. BERo.
M ckAY, AN ARTIST OF MANY
Vl years experience IL getting
out some OF the finest photographs
evel made In this part Of the state.
Call md see samples Of HIS work at
Bcrtrand's gallery.
ID EMEMBER THAT BERTRAND
IN has the finest and largest stock
Of Albums and velvet frames for
Holiday presents Ia the city. Call
and SEQ them.
Y,HE MOST SEVERE COLD WILL
l. soon yield to Chamberfaln's
Cough Remedy. Try It and be con-
WINGED. Sold by Clemmer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
The Near and enc l.oat Child
IIa.a,iNillA iI,all Chronicle,

Mr.. George Swift, aranchman In The
Grand valley, toll 4 story this morning
which shaws how naenvinble is the hfc
OF tia stock raiSer il that wilderness.
A few aavS ayo Mr.. Swif. lot his 3.year.
old daughter ride upon his horse, AID
are, she lad ridden about forty rods
iron. home hc lifted her oil tho animal
and told her to run home. Tn return
INK about M hour ,asee he found that
thu little ono hAt not reached home,
and, gosny to the place whore he had
las, seen her. he found bear TRACKS IN
the sad, posse via formed, and all
m,h, was apent in searching tor tho lost
chad,
III tho maraSny, IA thu scarehers
We're lssssla> aswaapy spot where the
IN u tstowta Mss tack, they heart har
N"i,e, They val III To tho little giel TO
cave rat o tas aas ,Ak, Int sae 70 ,liel
tus Ito car MoGl not lot her. The
N,en t.,ea eseat / rough tue brush and
wha n,,ar the spa head SPLASH in
tho water which the ealld sail wan the
bear. They found her standing upon
u laS, extending hallway across the
swamp, and ID seemed ~ though the
bear had undertaken 10 cr,Ss tha
swamp on the log, and, being pursued,
lott tho child and gas away u rapidly
~ laSsse ., She had received somc
scratches about the faee, arms AMI legs,
and her clothes were almost torn
from her body, but the bear hal not
bitten her to hurt her, only the marks
Of his teeth le,ag found upon her ha>k,
where'he hal t,.~en holl =, her clothes
To carry her, Tho child told her
r,seaess tat tho hear had ra, her down
eccas,oaalls 10 rest, aal would put ais
u~se up 10 her saee. whercanen she
would slap hnn AMI he would hang his
head Ivy her size and parr and rub
u salass her hae cat,
Tier father ASKED her il sho had been
cold aariaS the nisht, AMI she toll him
the Old bear la beside her aud put his
"arms am nd her and Kept her warm.
Il believed the little ones ssoes,s Goa.
elaaea Mr.. Swift, "ior taese was evi.
aeaer 10 prove It's truth, aud | never
kaeW her IL ut,era ialseaoSsl, StraaseE
tAaa tiet.oa, i IL aots'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
IIESRY s1HuLZE.
CARPENTER and BUILDER,
CREScO, t0WA.

VII c0atra 4 Tor NorA bs tae day or lab ana
Nil gNaG8mzTs satt-fnrtAtns bfssa* 4e&s w.
rser s ~.aata II ths fsansr. 1894
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-14
Tho puzzle was how tllls blcssed man
could be No wicked m ever 10 hive
joined IN hn Ito ll,lcss did = with other


could be No wicked as ever 10 hive
joined m hn Ito ,h,lcss lid : with other
y J nts of IN tlsepA anil Hanover IN
bloc l.curdli 4 sesapa, and eSpe.
sa5sn for rl,sing material ,uf study.
!. l,a doctors lad \ powerful aly In
I'll Vermont housewife. Tho reop,e
hNl t,nns ha In conducive to health
pnt he,rlul In siohnoss. Uur muthers
did u g..al grea, many thihgs to aid
AMI assst Ia hSnienio way. These
mAihers Watr, ~ thor everlasting
credit, roas,entcd u tho relYion II
et,anllnosa They believed in soap, and
uaea IL, II WA soft soap. und III their
own mannirtnrc, II WAS most search
ing article, and they never used II
Metaphorirnlly. Tho Vermont house.
wife VI spirit wna degraded by untidi.
Masa and hated II M she did bad morals.
Everything was swept and washed and
male wholesome and sweet
The doctor mover left house without
prescribing medicine; to do 40 would
have disgracod him in the family. Tho
idea oil tho doctor wax associated with
that Of medicines aking--they went TO.
gether. Sanitary science and hygiene
hal hardly hecn heard Of. and II ~.
Quirel years Tor the people TO learn thnt
their doctors might DO Of service 10
them by showing them how better to
cat and drink and live, and avoid
being sick. SO Il happened that.
Notwithstanding their noble vir-
tues and rugged habits, some
of their practices werc the most unhy.
gicnie imaginable, They would not
vcntilata thor bedrooms; they all Alto
pic aud hot biscuit and new bread, and
40 dyspepsia was . common experience.
Great numbers had II. And lot mo
here testify 10 The long suffering aud
stoicism of these people. | remember
away back IN the yeHrs, hundred hag.
gard victims Of dyspepsia, and they
never murmnred; they appeared to RI.
gard il m matter OF course, and were
resigned ~ their fate--but not ono Of
Thorn would over resign his pie.