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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

he an,ve sunmons u pu6,ishsd Against
sa6 nSr ala Eu,ion ana Az sSdsr Ess, o.
Aleu- ndef II. Lnugb boPougb, hsr husband.
Fam o a ,. Zane, Edmund p. Zsus and nArtA
LVIisa Zane his wife, q they csnnrt b
known peSfies thefein mentioned.
WttpSsa my hand this Itfb day Of yeofu'
ary, ~ JOHN w. AffCHBLL
i,eavt CleSf a. sfsssaad.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
Vibssllaa and Elm Rrovv RallrsaI

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IAN AND AFTER THURSDAY, pECEA.
~ BIER Is, 1853. cars will run ~ followai
leave the city, corner harhst and Esv'
10 40 a. m. u m, 10 p. m, 80 p m, D. ~,
SO p. m s:.op. M, p. m, and 70 PA
Leave Wheeling Park a. 80 o. m, I5 q
m, e:ie Q. m, 1870 q m, II - o -, lie p.
NJ, 20 .. m, % p. n, sA 2 - - ?, -
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ME- OICAL.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

flrliIt1l Marrhfne Hahit Cuped IN 10 "a
UTtuM 20 Gays. Ne gay ttit Cured
DIR, ]. STEPHENS, Lebanon, Ohio, az
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G. n. CBITTENTOy, Agent, Now York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03
Piccocious Pretty Pets.

A little boy In this city owns a NAL
tcse cat that can open tho kitchen door
by ltsoli. Tho door shuts with nm old
fashioned latch. and tho cat jumps on
Tho table, puts out Its paw, and lifts tho
latch. Then she jumps down and opens
the door with her nose. Tho saMo cat
used to 1.-Two In tho country aud slept In
the dairy, nevcr touching bit Of tho
milk or cream.
A Brooklyn gentleman owns a parrot
who can say tho alphabet backward
and bloss himself. This same parrot Is
fond Of milk punch and likos to play
going on \ spree. Ho rccltcs "Hohcn-
lindcn." with = verse from "Mothcg
Goose In between every stnnxa.
An old woman living near Greenwood
cemetery owns an old white goose who,
every night after NIL fowls arc Aslccp,
walks across tho cemetery and remains
therc until midnight. She then comes
back, making y straight limo for tho
house, flaps her wings thrc0 times, and
goes to bed. The old woman has al
ways been afraid to follow hor and Il
afraid to kill her.
An old maid. living on Goth street,
who believes In tho Darwininn theory,
has three pot nonkcys that sho has
trained to not Ike human beings. They
walk on their hind legs with tho aid 81
= cane. Two VI them arc dressed like
men and the othor like 4 young lady.
They each have bedroom aud cat 1t
tho table with forks and knives. THOR
owner thinks that sho can civilixo Thorn
and believes they have souls. Shc has
family prayers every evening. At which
thcy arc present. w !. Morn. Jowrmal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03
Rcnllng.Max.

"Scaling.wax," n stntioncr said, "is
quietly resumlng Its place for tho seal
Ing OF letters. Tho uso VI gum In tho
place Of seallng.wnx was seductive
appeal 10 tho laHlncss of persons, who
eagerly adopted TINT method because
II was quick and handy. IL IN much
easier to run your tongue along tho flap
Of mn envelope and press tho surfaces
together than II II To hcat tho wax and
close tho letter ctloe,uAlly.
"llnt II hns now como 10 DO slowly
appreciated that u letter easily sealed
IL nearly NJ easily opened. II only ro-
quirea a llttlo dnmpness to open my
letter sealed with gum. and II may DO
dono 80 skllihlly That 1t battles dotcc.
ton. II Is about M much protection
now to put y letter In n gnm.sealcd en-
vclopo ~ 10 put tho contents on u postal
card. Scaling-wAx In 4 protection
against tho prying curiosity u persons
not dishonest enough to steal your lot
tors after steaning open \ gun-soaled
flap
ing-wax IL tho opportunity 10 uso seals.
Seal rings are plenty enough, and II
you have not seal ring yon may use a
coin or bangle, or any rough surface.
tho breaking Of which might DO an In
d!cation that 4 letter had boon tampcr-
oil with. The express companies will
not receive valuable package for
transmission unless Ii Is carefully seal
cd. Seal your letters by NIL means
with sealing wax II you wish TO keep
their contents iros from inspection. ".
NJ i. SMn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03

press from one end OF the country to
the other has henpcd abuse and ridi-
cule upon him. Now could any
straight out democrat In this dis
trict have acted any more faithfully
to our interests than Mr.. Weller hns
done? We confess that we were
not u Weller man two years ngo, and
have not been until the pnst few
months. But we now honestly aud
candidly believe that he Is the only
man with whom we can be absolute
~ certain to carry the district. We
are convinced Of this fact from what
we have learned from prominent
democrats and grecnbackers I'LL over
the district We are also fully suits
fed from information from Mr.. Wei
Ter himself, that his sympatlics are
with the democratic party to-day
and that he will act In full record
with them.in the future. The demo.
cratic delegation in congress regard
him rs one OF their number. We
have this direct aud personally from
tho distinguished chairman OF the
democratic congressional delegation
the Hon. >. s. Cox. Hon. Benz. NJ.
Frcdrioks, says Mr.. Weller Is sound.
Taking all these facts then, into con-
sideration we believe that the demo.
cratic party OF the 4th district OF
Iowa will be justified In placing
upon its ticket the name OF the Hon.
Human II. Weller.-Waukon Demo-
crat.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03

The question now before the dem
ocratic party in this district to. day
is. shull Mr.. Weller be placed in
nomination for congress 10y the dc.
mocracy? We must choose some
man who can beat the republican
candidate out OF his boots, even
though the party should put up that
sole surviving Ielict Of the ancient
mound builders whom u republican
exploring party recently exhumed
from one OF the mounds In Clayton
county-Juasc Williams by name.
So far rs Mr.. Weller il concerned,
you know what his record IN con-
Hress mas been. He has acted In
good faith with the democratic party,
In caucusing with them and voting
with them upon all important meas
ules, and has stood up boldly and
firmly In the interests OF the people
US against the oppression, jobbery
and party schemes OF his republican
opponents. He has been thorn in
tie flesh OF some OF their leaders and
his goadings have exasperated them
to such III extent that the republican
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03
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The Plan Of the Ring.

The plan Of the political ring In
this district which is controlled by
the Milwaukee railroad company,
and is made up OF politicians oi
both paIties, seems to be this:
LIST. To kill of Calamity Weller at
all hazards, though in doing SO they
sacrifice all hope OF clecting u demo-
crat to congress.
End. To prevent the nomination
OF any republican who will not be-
come the willing tool OF the railroad
ring.
These seem to be the main ideas
that form the basis for all the under.
handed work that Is now going On
in this district in bot h parties.
It may be said that this great
corporation has larger interest IL
the district than any one firm OF
company. They employ directly ont
thousand voters. most OF whom thu
ring managers boast OF being able
TO coutrol on election day.-lM.
Gregor News trep.)
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03

John ID. Martin. of Toledo. receiver
Of the C.io Central Railroad. looks 30
much ike Senator Sherman that even
Ohioans shake hands with him before
discovering tho difference.
The San Francisco Bulletin states
that. whilo there has been falling of
in the aggregate immigration to Cali
f0rnia. tho diminution Is in the CHI
nesc supply, and the influx Of white
immigrants has increased. As conn
pared with the year preceding the Gu
actment of the Restriction act. net
loss Of 1882 ON all tho arrivals is
shown. But. taking into account only
tho white immigration during tho same
period Of seventeen months. = net gain
Of Is. 249 appears.
The English .Meehanic says: al
though tho average speed Of trains in
the United States il twenty per cent
below the mean speed Of trains in this
country. ali things considered. the ser
vice controlled BY the American cngi-
necrs compares very tSvorably with
any in the world. The American cngi-
n.crs IT first copied Enslish builders
and made locomotives with single driy-
crs; but. rs is their wont, they quickly
made improvements. and We nrc not
disposed 10 dis, ute with Mr. Edwards
the l:ctum that the American locoMo-
tive OF to-day is one oi tho most perfect
pieces Of mechanism wrought out By
tho hand aud mind OF man."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03

Patrick Joyce having little
spare currency visited Oald Eng
land. In his luggage was found o
long suspicious looking tube. The
police took possession. determined
that no more dynamite should be
exploded in the queens lealm. Pat
rick was cssefully deposited in Jail.
Finally man was found who had
made his peace with God and was
willing to be blown to pieces for the
good queen. The mysterious tube
was drilled. Its contents tested no,
chemically but individually. 1t cor.
responds exactly with some mis-.
ionary goods sent out from tho In.
ternational distillery at Des Moines
Patrick was released, the fluid was
detained.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03

Anti Monopolisis maintain rs fundamental
principle, that the people are sovereign and
INA, All ron, sn"oa y s .ns cnn
additionally express ed: that all special lcgsla-
tlon tending to and resulting In building UP and
fostering consolidated corporate mnnopolies, IL.
not only destructive Of our form Of government
hut positive aids In creating government IN
which MONEY Is KING and LABOR IT'S SLAVE
We invite the active co operation OF men from
oil parties who desire the unltllited coinage Of
both gold aud silver ~ the present weight ana
fineness; Ct all who desire that a permanent
government Legal Tender paper money sha.
OF thu National banks, thereby preventing con-
traction or imitation: OF all who desire the pay.
ment OF our bonded debt and the application. OF
the surplus revenues 10 that purpose. instead OF
boarding them to perpetuate national debt as
public blessing 10 the hanks and bondholders
OF the East; OF 81 who would see an equit able
systcm OF taxation, and reduction OF expendi-
lures: ef all who would build up people devot.
TO sectional strife: Of all who believe that Rail-
roads and telegraphs are public Institutions ana
IKE NJ other corgora.e, monnpol,ie., should
Alton OF law for the public welfare: OF all who
oelsyc that all corporate mOnopolies which
ave corrupted the public service through in-
Iesentati,es after their election. thus endanger-
ng the perpetuty OF our Institutions, should
have their corporate existence annul!ed; that
corporations which have combined 70 establish
dominion over money, transportation, intclli-
gencc. invcnsion, land aud labor. are detrimcn-
,u to the public welfare and should be put I'M
Ger Just control Of law 50 as to make them the
servants, instead OF permitting them To remain
the masters OF the people; OF all who oppose
making our tarifT laws the medium Of protect
Ing monopoly Interests while labor completes
With the pauper labor OF the world: OF all who
would hold the public domain for the use ana
occupancy OF American citizens, In limited
quantities, as against all foreign or corporate
ownership or control.
.. +. HennIg. ". r. Emo, F.. n. Clark. ". r.
Mead. J, +. Babccek, ID. r. Mccarthy, W. II.
Eewaerry,
cong. Committee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03

Many OF our birds fly several thou
sand miles every autumn. passing not
only over Florida. where they might
find perpetual summer. but over the
Gulf aud far beyond into the great
summer land Of the Amazon; after =
short stay. returning again to the North.
some penetrating 70 tho extreme shores
Of tho Arctic seaS. How tho small
birds ily SO great distances is almost
incomprchensible. but l have seen
many II our small fcathered friends ON
the little Key Of Tor,uyas, two hundred
miles or more from Cape Florida. the
jumping off place Of the United States.
Great tlocks Of them would alight upon
tho walls Of The fo-t. especially during
storms, evidently thoroughly tired; but
the next day they were mp and away OF
over the great stretch Of the Gulf and
the Caribbean Saa.
Numbers Of the English birds and
many from Nor,hern Europe make
yearly voyages down into tho African
continent, aud careful observers state
that they have seen the great siorIs.
so common in Germany, moving along
b & in the air. bearing ON their broad
backs numbers Of small birds stealing
. ride. In these wonderful migrations
many birds are blown out to sea and
lost, while others become so faiigucd
aud worn out that they will alisht upon
boats. A New England fisherman. who
In the autumn follows his calling four
teen or fifteen nliles out from shore, in
formed me that nearly every day hs
had four or five small birds a. conn.,
panions. They had wandered of from
shore, or were flying across the great
bay on the lower coast OF Maine, and
had dropped down 10 rest. One day
the same fisherman fell asleep while
holding his line, and upon suddenly
opening his eyes, there sat "A little bird
on his hand. demarely cooking lis
head this way aud that. as il wonder.
ing whether he was All old wreck ol
piece Of drift-wood. C +. Folder, IN
81. .si-aetas jgf ua.'ea.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03
The Man Who Know Wards Place.

''Say, SambO, do you know whore
Wards place IL In tho South Eadp"
"Golly. mnssa, bot yer life Sambo
knows dat"
"All right. Take this horm there,
aud here's 30 cents for your troubles"
and tho speaker, suiting tho aston to
the word. threw the silver piece 10 tho
happy African.
This conversation took place nj ono
Of tho periodical sales Of worn-ont
horses NJ tho Metropolitan hprsc-car
stables.
The first speaker was South End
grocer by tho name Of Ward. who had
purchased ono of tho animals for salo
for the sum Of $4s, intending to use
him In his store team.
Tho second and last scene In tho
comedy occurred ut tho Same place
nearly throe hours after. Tho grocer
had gone 10 his place oi business. but.
not iinding either darky or Horse. rc-
turned 10 tho stables In high dadgeon
to got track Of his property, II possible.
Tho negro approached.
''Here, you black rascal. what have
you done with my horsc2'
''I1ook. I'm over yAndcr, massa."
'Dvcr whcrop"
''Down whar yer tole me. Gen'l.
Golly. waited mos TO- hour. den told
do gcn' man mus start TO do stable.
lie say, Dots all right, Sambo. Here's
do dollar, an den no dun knock Inn IN
dc head"
KNOCK VIII" but the truth OF the
whole matter flashed upon TIN irate
groccr's mind, ana he never flushed
tho sentence. His as horse had gone
to Wards boncyard instead Of TO Its
right destination, and had been knock
cd In tho head as the first step toward
being converted into various mercantile
articles ut the island. Without word
the unfortunate man started for his
store. while Sambo, watching his re-
treating form, was heard to mutter:
'Golly! Seems like dur wus mis-
take Boston Globe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03

Tho storm from tho West finally
broke quito suddenly upon Europe, not
prepared for tho fool-hardincss Of tho
French. In rushing into war before they
wcro ready. Moltkc, however, had
long been ready. Tho nows WAS brought
10 him At Krcisau late ono night; no had
already gone to bod. Every WE'LL" ho
said to the messengers; ''thc third port.
folio On tho Loft" and wont to sleep
again TIL morning. From that hour
TIL the end Of tho campaign no was In
ccssAntly aosivo. Once asked ut Vcr-
saillcs whether. nj his advanced ago.
no did not feel tho effects Of NIL tho
privations and hardships. no quietly
answered. II should II wero old"
War IL his element Wc have Il on
Bismarck's authority hat tho moro
prospect Of war makes Moltkc look ten
years younger, whllc tho reality takes
from him twenty years Of life. --!Aiss
Helen 2iMmsrn. IN tie March C,a.arg.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03

The st. Paul Globe says the DEM
ocrats to carry New York this year
must get the entire democratic vote.
That's SO, and they must have more
than the entire democratic vote
the anti-monopoly-and that can't
be obtained for any Of the machine
politicians the party is booming. II
the democrats can't accept Butler as
q candidate they must make up
their minds to take Blaine as presi-
dent,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03

Mr.. Edward Waters. Patent and
Trade Marks office, 81 Bourke Street
Melbourne, Australia, writes: "One
OF my household suffered with tooth
ache and rheumatism and after try
Ing numerous other remedies with
out relief, tried StJacobs Oil. 1t was
rubbed Oh the cheek and plugged in
the tooth, and we'll rubbed in for
rheumatism. In both eases the cure
was Immediate and complete, and in
neither case has the paiu returned,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03

Hon. r. O. Walker, who was the
candidate for secretary
OF state In Iowa two years ago, aud
who is reading clerk in the house OF
representatives, and whose devotion
to democratic principles is unques.
toned. wrote to Levi Bulls, OF De-
corah, previous to the meeting of the
democratic convention ut that place,
a letter urging upon the democracy
OF this district the nomination Of
Hon. L. H. Weller. Upon the meas.
ures OF tariff reform in which oil
western democrats are deeply inter-
ested, Mr.. Weller is with them, and
so Is the grecnback party almost to
man. Greenbackers, however, are
in favor Of financial reform, rs we'll
Us tariff reform, and because Mr..
Weller is an able and conspicuous
representative OF this measure, Us
wen rs OF those which DEM
ocrats desire, the greenbackers
demand his denomination. All
democrats OF the fourth district
who have been out OF the republican
party long enough to get the repub-
lican tag or OF them, are OF the
same opinion rs Mr.. Walker, who
nursed the milk OF democratic
mother, and from his early years and
in mature manhood has been DEM
ocrat. His letter, however, speaks
for itself and here it is:
House OF Representatives,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 4, 1894.
To Levi Bulls, Decerah, Ia,
notice that the democlacy OF
the 4th district have called their
convention for the 10th inst. hope
that wise counsels will prevail Mt
that meeting and that the path OF
wisdom will lead to the nomination
Of Hon. L. H. Weller rs candidate
for congress. Don't think that I am
putting in my shovel" where l am
not wanted, for / have deep and
abiding interest in the success Of
the democracy OF Iowa, and I be-
lieve that sach action rs have indi-
Gated will largely help such success.
Mr.. Weller has been under my i'm
mediate eye all winter. and kno,c
that he has constantly voted as a
democrat upon all political ques-
tons. He Is n good enough demo-
crat for me TO come to congress from
Iowa, ami to throw away all chance
for success with q new man seems
to me to be suicidal in the extreme
The endorsement OF Mr.. w. by the
Farmers'Alliance and Anti monopo-
lists give him n long lead which you
ought to consider. Respectfully.
T. o. WALKER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03
Don't Give Tn Yet.

Itdoesn't follow that patient will
die because the doctors "ha W given
him up" or that he will recover be.
cause they promise to ''pull him
through" II Is never too late to try
the great virtues OF parker's Tonic,
Mr.. Michael Guilfoyle, Of Bingham.
ton. N, u, was cured OF Rheumatism
by 1t after ten years Of unspeakable
suffering. Mr.. II. w. Mosher. drug.
g;st OF same city, certitles that he
has sold over u thousand bottles OF
Parker's Tonic through its reputa.
ton for this and other cures.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03
Butler in New Orleans.

In his farewell address to the p
pie OF New Orleans, on tho gath !
December, 1902. Gen. Butler said:
x saw that this rebellion was n
war Ut the nristoornts against tile
miitlling men, OF the rich against the
poor; n war Of land owners against
the laborcr; that 1t was q struggle
for the retention OF power In the
hands OF the few against the many
and I found no conclusion to It, save
in. the suhjugation 81 the few and the
disenthralment OF the many. !,
therefore, felt no hesitation In taking
the substance OF the wealthy, who
had caused the war, TO feed tho in
nocent poor, who had suffered by the
war.
".inl I shall now leave you with
the proud consciousness that / car
ry with me the blessings Of the hum.
Die and the loyal. under the roof OF
the cottage and in the cabin OF the
slave and SO am quite content to
incur the sneers OF the saloon or the
curses OF the rich.'
In less than Twelve mOntnS IEOHf
its capture, the city OF New Orleans
had been converted into peaocable
well regulated city, with, oleaA
streets and q healthy government.
General Butler had taken 1900
soldiers from the norti.. and without
receiving rcenfor dement's, had turned
over to his successor. 1880 we'll
drilled and disciplined men. He sent
home to the treasury s345,00O; ex-
pended s535, 900 In feeding the poor,
and. turned over $500, 900 to tho GEM
missary and quartcrmaster Of his
successor. He had collected ST.
$4,000 which he faithfully applied
to the public service, and retired
from New Orleans with honor and
respect.-[J. s. Wilson.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03
National Anti Monopoly Conven.
ton.
cong. Committee.

An members OF the National Anti Monopoly
party OF Howard county. are requested To meet
In County Mass Convention. nj the court House
III Cresco. on Saturday the 5th day OF July, nt
one O'Clock p. m. OF said day, 10 elect SIX dele.
gates TO the Congressional convention which
meets In P0stville on the 18th day OF Jnly. TO
put In nointnati0n a candidate for the 4th Con-
gresst0nal district OF Iowa.
BY order OF the county central committee.
w. H. MEAD, Chairman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-03
Administrators Notice.

Estate Of John heehlei. Deceased,
Sutiee " hereby given, that the subscriber
has been duly appointed ADMINISTRATIVE 10 the
Estate of John Hrchtei. late ~ Alton township.
In the cnants nf Howard. State OF Iowa. deceas-
cd. intsAtase. aud has taken upon herself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons having demands upon the estate ~ this.
decreased arr required 10 exhibit the Aalne. and
persons Indebted 10 the said estate ARE called
upon Go make payment 10 -
June asIl 1854. STA