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The Brookhaven leader., 1885-02-26

On u. c, VESTS NERVE AND BRkIx TRxay-
nENr, a guaranteed specific for Hysterla, Dzsi-
Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused BY the Tse
Of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefnlness, Mental De-
preston, Softening OF the Brain resulting IN m
Premature Old Age, Barrenncss, Loss gf power
In either sex, Involuntary Losses and spermstt-
prrhna caused yer-exertion or tho BRAIN, SELF
one month 3 treatment. $f.cOa box. or six boxes
Tor $500 sent by mail prepaidon receipt or price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received By
for six boxes, accompanied with Sou we VIII
fund the money il the treatment ooes noseuea
acura. Guarantees issued oniyhy
JOHN q. WEST q CO.,
se2 w. MADISON ST., CHICAGO, iLLs.,
Sole Props Vests Liver Pills
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-02-26

Mrs. VI. II. Cassidy il now open ut the
old stand l72, Gravier Street, New Orleans,
La, which will prove an immense accom-
n,olation To her numerous friends and the
travelling public, who will testify their APP
probation by giving her generous sup
port. The house has been newly and
iastcfnlly furnished, everything done that
could he 10 add To the comfort of heI
uuests. Mrs. NJ. III. CASSIDY.
The only entrance is liz Graricr street
Don't forget the number and entrance"
March 13-lyr
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-02-26
G.. y. .Nc.NILL.fN,
Alto n NEY AT L A W.
= d
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERI.

tpecial attention given to Probate aud Chan
.ety business, and the Collection of Claims la
I!ncoln ami Lawrence counties.
ONCE in BroOkhayen. over the brick store,
cor,.er OF Railroad Avenue aud Monticello at.
~ lo.sm
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-02-26
CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN

Has attained . standard Of exccllense vAiaa
admits Of no superior. N'-'e
IL contains every improvement that inventive
gentis, skiu and money can produce.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
ISHLER'S
Y, AEVR
6IT1ERSe

isncombination q valuable herbs. care.
regular Physician. who used this pre-
scription largely in his private practice
with great success. II ID ssOs drink but
. medicine used by many physiciano,
p It ts invaluable for DXSFEPSlls
kIDNEY and LIVER C0MPLALMzAs
NERVOUS ExHA USTXON, WEAK
NESS, INDIGESTION, &c; and Who
curing will not hurt tho system.
Mr. Q. J. Rhodes, . well.kuown iron
man Of Safe Harbor. Pa, writes:
my son was completely prostrated by fewer md
AYue. Quintne and b1rks did him no 9ood I
then aent for Mshler's Herb Bitters and 81 ahog3
time the boy was quite well.s
"E. A. 6chellentrager, Druggist, III
st. Clair Street. Cleveland, o., writes:
Your Bitters, can say and do nay. are pre-.
ecribed BY come Of the Oldest and most proininent
physiciansi in our city"
MISHLER HERB BITTERs CO..
625 Commerce st., PHILADELPHIA.
Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Yailo
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
WARRINGTON.

The report Of the commission which
has been investigating the workings or the
Internal Revenue Bureau has Teen com.
plctcd and virtually approved by Secretary
Manning. a reduc. ion OF 80 per cent. In the
total annual cost Of the collection OF inter
nal revenue Is recommended.
Secretary Lamar has decided that
lands purchased by the United States and
transferred to the Interior department are
% be regarded IS part OF the public domain.
President Cleveland and his financial
advisers arc said to have at last hit upon 1
eatisfactory solution OF the silver problem.
Tho main features Of the plan, which il to b
submitted to Congress, are: To suspend the
coinage Of silver dollars, and to issue silver
certificates representing bullion on deposit,
tAese certificates 70 b redeemablc at the -
tjon Of tho Government III silver bullion, and
TO be made receivable for al dues 70 or from
tho Government and between banks. Il II
also suggested that the 81 and ~ greenbacks
and e5 bank.notes shall be withdrawn, snd
that small notes shall be substituted based on
the silver dollars already coined. The secre.
tary Of the Treasury last week received =
protest against the continued coinage of tho
silver dollar sigaed BY utmost every banking
institution and businessman in South Caro-.
lima.
Investigation has disclosed numerous
pension frauds in New Jersey, and Commis-
sioner Black has been put In possession OF
tho facts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

6uppoaing that she was witch, no.
Sroes in Etowah County, Alabama, dragged
IN aged colored woman from her house. and
after tying her to stake, beat her brutally
and burned down her dwelling. Eleven OF
her assailants have tecn arrested.
Three lynchings have occurred in
tho State OF Maryland within the last six
months. The third was that OF TQwnsend
Cook. negro. who brutally assaulted Mrs.
Carris Knuth VI Mount. AirH Cook was
takcH out Ut the Westminster Jan and
banged to a tres BY anarmed mob. hls body
being riddlcd with bullets.
Secretary Whitney has received . de-
tailed statement Of the present Indebtedness
OF tho Worlds Fair at New Orleans. Tho
total amount Of claims against the exposi.
tion i s39s,als, Of which ts35. 900 il provided
for by the propriat.on-leaving balance
on the wrong side OF the account OF &es,-
31S. !
IA battle between State Rangers
and Mexican reebooscrs, on the frontier el
Texas, three Of the Rangers, including the
officer IN command, were killed,
i. i. Anfiomorte, redemption olcrk
IN the Snblrcasury IL New Orleans, who Ia
charged with deficit OF S:5,:;.a3, has isap-
pcarcd. II is feared tina the tho may bo
fully s5O.0oo. but tae Government Is pro-
tected by the bond at the Ass,stant Irtas'
Nrer
james Mcdaniel, Texas stage
robbcr, who lrcko jail NJ Sun Antonio, has
bccM sentenced to ninety nine years i,npris-
onment IN the thestcr tlll.) PcnitcntIasy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

President Cleveland has appointed
Charles II. Robinson, Collector of Customs at
Wilmington, N. c.; John c. Bixby, Collector
Of Customs ut New Haven, Conn.,: John H.
Farley, Collector Of Internal Revcnuc for tho
EixhtecI.t,' District OF Ohio; 4. G. Bronson,
Cole ctor OF Internal l.cvenne for the Eighth
district of Eentuc.sy. William II. Welsh, Of
Maryland. was appointed Deputy Third Au.
ditor Of the Treasury. win am H. Calling
worth was commissioned rOssmaStcr ut Rich
mond. VI. Colonel +. y. ste, henson, Of ILL.,
nOis. has been discharged from q position in
the pension bureau at sushin ( on. Tho Pres
ident has appointed the following post
masters:
Colorado-David F. Rakes. Ouray. vice Albert
Moore. resigned.
1linois-Joscph F. Henderson. Aledo, vice
John Mckinney, commission exi ired
Indiana-Dav.d T. Eastburn, Fowler, vice
George w. Mcllis. resigned.
Iowa-JOhn L.tzcl. Clear Lake. vice A. D. Ed
ridge. resigned.
Kansas-Justinian Mayberry. Burlingame.
vice George w. Dotv. commission expired: John
B Brant, Usage Mission. vice J. S. Curtis. re-.
signed.
kentucky-C. n. Rcspress, Maysyille, vice N.
G. Hutchins. resigned.
Michigan-Martin v Meredith at East Saei.
nav, vice William &. Gage, suspended because
b had been found guilty Of f,audulently ap-
propriating 10 his own use part Of his allowance
Tor Office rent by means OF false vouchers, and
of suhlottins n portion Of tho Lren,iaes without
accounting for the rent received for the same.
Nebraska-.Iohn Kittle at Seward. vice C. E.
Van Pelt, commission expired.
Pennsylvania-A. H. Simpson at North Clar.
enlon. vice II. Norris. resigned: Alex. Wertx
q lechanicsbnrg, vice Miss Catherine Singer,
commission expired.
South Carolina-W. II. Gibbons, Columbia.
vice G. n. Wilder, commission expired.
&exas-C. A. Gildea, Brackettsville, vice w,
Lambert. commission expired
The Republican State Central Com
mitree Of Iowa has decided to hold the next
State convention. Aug. 70 and ~, ut Des
Noincs.
President Cleveland appointed Gen.
". 8. Nosccrans, or California, to he Register
Of tho Treasury, vice Bruce. resigned. Her.
bert j. Dcecher, q son OF tho famous Brook
lyn preacher. has been appointed Collector
Of Customs at Port Townsend, Washington
Territory. Archibald Skillman was app0ipt-
ID Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
District OF Nevada; BAKER r. Lee, Collector
Of Customs for the District OF Yorktown, Va:
Andrew Iorders, Postmaster ut Sparta, Ill:
Willie E Touvelc, ut Ceina, Ohio; Samuel
y. Smead, at Fond du Lac, Wis.,: Willis H.
Bates, at Denton, Texas; and James +. HACK
ley at vincenncs Ind.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
POLITICAL TRUTHS.
Wrom the Chicago Exprees.l

Nrom the Chicago Expreaa.1
OUR laws are rules or action which
compel tho workers 70 support tho
drones
NATIONAL bank notes are circulating
certificates Of the dishonesty Of states
men and the ignorance Of the people.
LAW should be that which will allow
IN honest man to mind his own busi-
ness and compel oil others to do like
wise.
THE tyranny Of the State drives men
to crime, and women to prostitution.
then fines them for doing that to which
they have been driven.
THE law-abid 'ng citizen Is the mate
rial of which slaves ars made. The
true patriot will resist On unjust law,
Passive obedience is treason against
humanity.
ALL admit that the instinct Of self.
preservation il the trst law of nature.
Then II man must stea. to preserve
life society is tue true riniinal aud not
the man.
THE policy of the resent admins
tration to wila. ont the u, liable sur
plus money III the .,ea nry 40 o. to
have good ciss' fori ris!uating the
public debt an! t,.e rat LII; banks.
WALL street havin. .ul.d and gov.
erned the republic in its own interest
during the list twenty years, would II
not be well for the ,e pile to try self.
government for Will, or else abolish
the Fourth OF My anil cease TO boast
of their free institutions aud star-span.
gled banners?
The argument in favor of national
banks, bonds, and usury are like
mirages in the desert. From the pres
ent standpoint Of pre- udice apl Ored:
ulity they appear tangible and real, but
advance . little and investigate, and
they appear to be delusions as baseless
and false % the shadow Of dream.
HARD times and panics are invariably
the result of the fluctuations in thd
money volume in circulation. The vols
ume Of coin ductuates BY crossing and
recrossing the Atlantic. The paper
volume ductuatss from it. being CON.
tracted and expanded ct the will 81 the
bankg, TO suit their schemes Of robbina
induatty. What the psople need il :
domestic inexportable currency, whose
volume shall be controlled by the Gov
eminent for the people. and not by the
banks for their own personal spscu-
lationa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A Pittsburgh dispatch states that
"thc iron strike has closed G hundred mills
and thrown out Of cmp.ym mt tt.ty-eighr
thousand men. ihirty-toar nal fac ories
are also idle, an two are ranning. All win.
d0w-giass In, tories vest ( tho Allcghanics
ri.l he e,osed dawn within two wee. ., and
when work Is res, n...tl 4, lie fail y ages will
be reduced twenty. per nt."
At the ANIMAL meeting o: stockhold-
ers OF the Lock = and Road. W.rreu q.
Purdy was elected Scr;.,a.s aml treasurer,
F. II. Tow- rrsiSning Oh accosn, OF poor
health. The Office vii, / e ro, ei from New
York 70 Chicago. lh net earn II .s for tho
year show decrca c oi II. 2.
Four of the marines Who we're sent
to qucli the DIST ancc IT Aspinwall died
Of yellow fever at Panama. The survivors
Of the expedition have all returned I, New
York.
Consul Beckforl Mackey, who shot
. newspaper editor name Amorin, ut itio
Grandc do Sui. Brazil. las hecn acquitted OF
oil blame in the affair.
The number Of failures during the
WVVA Ass NuAC SoouSte Nuu AuHNuil WIS .w0s Us
against s06 during the wcrs previous. The
week. rs reported 10 i'tni, t.rs ,nsrnal,
ssShows an increased depression in general
trade. The volume OF merchandise Is not
largo. The demand tor "a goods is bclow
the anticipaticns, and Ia ,ranspor.at on
circles freight rates arc owef Than cya..
Tho banks at Eastcrn u;,d * s:ern enters
continue to accumulate funds. Interest
Fetes as the interior are lower than ever bo-
fore, and IN still other ways there arc cvt.
6enccs Of accumnlatin. il.c commercial
machinery. The iAdas,r,Al situation Is cou
plicated by the strike or lockout OF So.mg
Smployes Of Western iron miis. 1t ia douat,
ful whether the stoppagc will 10 long-con-
tinued, although the Amalp amated Associa-
.ti0n declare they will all remain out to help,
tho sheet-rolers. Tue dryssvpls paekcs ia
loticcably DUH, and tSbbsrs do nos cxprcsa
{ny gea4dnablo hope Tor improvement dur
{ns the month";"
!. FQster Chase and Robert Williams,
lValored, were hanged for murder in the par
tah prison in New Orleans, in tho presence
~ nfteen persons, the new law forbidding
sAnEge sauMber Of persons ut an execution.
Joseph Clark, cOlored, was haaged .pols
var. Hardeman County, Tean.. for the muir
Der Of Potter Wootcn, colored, near that
place. March. 1884. Sanford S.sco was hanged
ut hackensack, N. j., for the murder Of
Abram Gurncr. Amob forced an cntrancc
into tho jail ut Hearnc, Texas, took ont
Henry lumpkin. negro, charged with mur-
der, and hanged him to = gateway.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11


A eorregpoident askS ns whether we
believe that IL .l,e Greenback party
comes into power i viii remain honest
and patriotic. To which W. answer
that Il Is natural for . party IN time 20
become corrupt
Chronic ofice-seekers viii leave de-
feated party and flock TO the arms OF
the victorious.
Tho Republican party at one time
Was . good one, and it was party Of
and for the people. But chrome Office
seekers worked into It and became cor
rupt, and the abods Of scheming poll
ticians and thieves, and shylocks!
Political bummers, thieves. and
pirates will corrupt any larty.
The Greenback party, in time, will
bo corrupt, We have no doubt, but the
principles will live forever; and when
the Greenback party, as . par ,, 6eases
to be party Of the people and for the
people, . new party will spring up and
purify the political atmosphere.
We see no reason, however, Why this
should deter men from joining tho
Greenback party.
It Is like building q new house.
Simply because the new house" which
you built twenty years ago has become
worm-eaten, leaky, and unfit to live in
Is no reason why you should not build
another rev one now.
As often rs the house becomes unfit
to live in, tear It down aid build . new
one.-ChicagO Sentinel.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

The International Typographical
Onion held its annual session III New York.
Martin N. Il. Wittcr. Of st. Louis, vas re-
elected President. a resolution was adopted
that In cass Public Printer Rounds IL re
moved President Cleveland DO requested t.
appoint man who sympathizes with organ.
ized labor. The next meeting of the union
will be hold 1T Pittsburgh.
Capt Steele, with seventy mounted
scOuts, had skirmish with Zig Bears In.
dams. tn which three or the loyalists were
wounded and . number OF Indians killed,
Big Bear says he will not surrender, and ex
presses AN intention Of driving Gen. Middle.
ton and his soldiers out OF the country.
Mrs. J. Wonch was burned to death.
with her four children. at barrie, Ont. Hes
husband narrowly escaped.
Exchanges at the principal cities ol
tAe United States last week showed q do
crease - compared with the corresponding
week Of 1854 Of ls.5 per cent. The decrease
In New York was :i.5 per cent. In Chioagc
there was an increase Of l5.9 per cont.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

An explosion in tho Philadelphia col
liery. near Durham, England. caused the
death Of twenty-five men and boys.
Official reports Of the earthquakes in
the Vale Of cashmere show that they were
not nearly so disastrous q Was at first sun
posed.
A Madrid dispatch says "there is not
the slightest doubt Of the existence or chol-
era in the Province OF Valencia, Spain. and
that the plague ID making great headway.
The disease also appeared among the soldiers
In the garrison at Albacete The most stren-
nous efforts arc 70 be made at once to pre-
vent the further spread of the malady. In
the town Of Alyemese therc were in the last
half OF May lO1 new cases and twenty-seven
deaths. The Madrid papers are full OF de.
tails on the experiments Of inoculation as .
preservativc against cholera which have been
made in valcncia by young physician
Turkey has declined to enter into an
alliance with Russia.
A cyclone at Alden, Arabia, eaused
damage estimated q; e,AoOD.
Twenty English vessels, loaded with
material for the proposed railway from
Suakim to Bcrber, are unable u land their
careoes 1t Cyprus, and viii return to England
With them,
YhO earthquake at Serinagur killed
eighty-scvcn persons and wounded one hum
dred. Whole cities III the vale or Cashmere
9re believed to have been destroyed.
Sir Julius Benedict, the famous mu-
sician and composer OF operas, has Just died
~ Londan. lie was e:ghty-one years old.
Mr.. Gladstone announced in Parlia-
ment that Ensl. nd and Russia had come To
IN agreement. T..s settles the boundary
business, and all that remains now is for the
commission tn mcs with the engineers and
surveyors and ect up the boundary posts.
As to the rcs?.nsi iity for the .sPenidch
incident" Mr.. Gladstone intimatcl it would
BE- let out to arLEr.ti il.
It is persistently rcna,t,.& that Victor
Hugo before ~ aica begged that a priest
ipiglt " sent Tor, but that his relatives nat
" dec!.ne.
Sir reter Lumstlen, recently h
Charge OF The ri,,>i, section of thc Afghan
Boundary aonnni. N.e has arrived in Lon.
don.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
General Nolseley il prenarinr /. re-

General Wolseley is preparing . re-
port OH charges against General Sirk erald
Graham and General Mcneil for neglect Of
duty and incompetcacy in the Soudan cam
paign. II tho report Is nnfavorable there
will be an inquiry BY military commission.
The Princess Of Wales is reported to
be cndcavoring TO secure . meeting betweou
the Prince Of Wales and the txar or Russia
with the v@v ef sslab.ishiny = permanent
peace hetweeo Ioeland and Knssia.
The Oermar press, apronos Of the
dispute over the right Of the Duke Of Cum.
berland 70 snceecd to the government or thl
Grand Duchy or Drunswick. is advocating
the passage of law excluding all foreign
princes from succeeding to the throne in am
Of the Gcrman States.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
Is National Banking 4 Moaepolya

John Sherman says it Is. and John
Sherman ought to know all about il.
In speech in the United States Sen
ate, March ?, $50, lie said:
@We give them tthe national banks)
upon purchasing these bonds the right
to issue nine-tentls Of their amount In
money, and We give them the monopoly
Of that right. We arc about to with
Draw from circulation the greenbacka
Of the country. We are about to give
the banks the monopoly Of the circula.
ton Of this country. the sole and exclu-
sive privilege Of issuing paper money.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

Professor Summers superficial and
shallow perversity in SO handling the
few facts he uses as to make them con.
vey more darkness than light appears
In the following:
sThe people Of the United States have
never used silver as . circulating me-
dunn. From 1892 to 1884,
under double standard Law, they used
silver as q standard Of value, but no
silver dollars were coined from 1906 TO
1886. Bank notes only were used, and
there never was any test whether the
people would like silver dollars as cir
culating medium or not"
Since bank notes only were used
what figure does the entire statement
cut to show preference on the part Of
the people for gold rather than silver !?
II it is worth while to mention that no
silver dollars were coined in . period
of thirty years, why not also state that
during twelve Of those years tfrom 1921
70 1889 no gold was coined at the mint.
Indeed, If It was worth while to state
the fact that no silver was coined, Why
not state the reason, viz. that the
American silver dollar ct that time con-
tanned so much more value than the
GO dollar that every silver dollar
coined was @nabbed mp" for export,
and the President had to forbid the
coinage Of silver dollars, ).
This faSt eas brought to light in the
debate '0f the silver bill in 1873, when
President Madisons letter of May /,
1906, to the Director Of tho Mint was
read, forLidAing Tie coinage oS silvsr
do}larv, a. il appeared that consider
able purchases OF them were made for
export. and directing that. the coinage
be limited to quarter aud half dollars.
Sumner writes up the case as il pQ
dollars were coined because tho people
would net have them. The fact was
that they were forbidden to be coined
because they could not be kept in tho
Annutvv
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

The advertiser having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. Consumption BY {
simple remedy, Is anxious to make known g
his fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To ~
who desire II. he win send copy OF the Pre-.
scripttOn used. tree OF chargei with the difcc'
tiOns for preparing and using the same, which
Co1sumptlen, Asthna~ Drenehltis, &c. Parties
wishing the prescription win please address,
Rey.E. A. WILsON, l04 Penn st., Williamsburyh,
New York. <Oy1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

Uncle Sans Aasets aud Liabilities.
JULY l 1884.
Total Debt, $l,S42, ,O35, ,l6S.
HughMcCclloch, Sec.
Total cash in Treasury, ,$4S7 ,573, ,681.
A. U. Wymnn, Treas.
APRIL /, 1884.
Total Debt, sl,8s9,913,776.
Dan Manning,S Sec.
Tatal Cash in Treasury, S4,474 ,l74.
II A. y. Wyman, Treas.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-07-14

have located In other counties, and II so,
Holt county may have attracted them
within Its limits, as It shows the greatest
percentage Of increase. In 1880 It only
had 3,2s7, while the present census gives
it 20,395. This makes It rank as the
fourth county in the state In regard to
population. Its increase has been
as wonderful as the reported
decrease in Fillmore county.
The census officials, however, have evil
IDENTIFY overlooked the fact that since the
national census of 1880 Brown county has
been carved out Of Holt county. II the
present population of Brown county
should be added to that of Holt, which
would be proper in making comparison,
much greater increase would be shown.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-07-14

The Nebraska census compilation OF
ffty-six counties gives a population OF
6l3, 1866. There are yet fourteen coun-
ties to be heard from, and II Is estimated
that they will kring the total population
OF the state up to nearly 100000. This
shows an increase of nearly 250,000 in
five years. Although these figures are
not quite up to our expectations, yet
they indicate very rapid growth. When
the next national census Is taken in 1890
Nebraska will have over 1000, 900 In.
habItants. Only one county, Fillmore,
Shows a decrease. It's prSent popula
ton is given AT 10, 442, while in 1880 II
had 13, ,452, a decrease of 3,0l0. This is
rather a singular fact, and ws hardly
know how to account for 1t, uLlass the
,ensus has bsen very poorly taken In
hat county, or else some mistakes hsvs
oeen made in the reports. That 80 many
people should have moved out of the
county in so short time is hardly prob.
be. 1t Is possible, however, that they