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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

The chairman Of the National Pro-
hibition Committee Is In pursuit Of
the Iowa Clarkson with n sharp stick.
It is . waste OF time. Clarksca 10 4
sourcd, disappointed. dyspeptic pol.
itician. with just wit enough to know
that the candidate for whom he
cxertej himself with such SLENDER
capabilities xs heaven has pleased
him withal Il beaten, but without
the sense to see TINT the public Is
profoundly indifferent to the methods
now that II knows the result. Mr..
clarkson Is glib IN charging corrup-
ton upon st. John. tits easily co,n-
prehcnsible that from the peculiar
work In which Clarkson was engaged,
aud from the environment in which
he lnbored he would have no hest.
fancy in snspecting corruption ia
any politician, and discern no iMprop-
ricty In charging 1t without submit.
ting proofs. It Was his committee
that sustained II Il did not inciic the
Rev. Ball in the wrstchc,l work In
which he engaged. II was'thc same
committee which furnished bulldog
revolvers for the Cincinnati marshal.
To stab character and to shoot free.
men was quite In the line OF tho
Clarksonian committee. Now that
the election Is over, however, modest
stiffness and humility would better
become the DesNoines etll.or, whose
insapability AZ politician has been
glxringiy demonstrated. However,
post election franks cannot be re.
strained, Tor though they may be a
nuisance. yet they arc harmlcss.-
(ChicagO He raid.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

Whether we agree with Mr.. Beech.
er or not, few men cum speHk or
write on any subject OF public inter-
rest with so great u certainty that
everybody will want to know what
they say. In discussing the question
Us TO how far ministers may properly
60 IN politics. which he does in the
North American Review for February
the great preacher shows himself
to advantage perhaps all the more
because It Is matter that touches
him personally AS well as profession
". In the same number OF the Re-
view, the question. How shall the
President bc Elected?'is ubly treated
by five happily chosen writer's, viz,
two United States Senators, Dawes
and Vance; y college prcsident,F. 4.
p. Barnard, OF Columbia: q New
York lawyer, Roger A. Pryor; and
. well known journalist. William
Purcell. The substantial agreement
OF four OF them on the same point Il
significant. Another notable article
In this unusually strong number is Il
review OF Holmes Life OF Emerson,
hy the veteran historian George
Bancroft: and still another Is IN
essay by Prot. c. \. Young on "Theo-
rics regarding the Suns Corona"
which he skillfullv brings Within pop
nlnr comprehension. Tho Rev. DR..
W. q. T. She,ld defends the ,logm,,
Endless Punishment" and prof. q.
Stanley Hall writes on New Depart
Mrcs I'M Etlmca.ion."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

It Is strange that sensible people
have not seen the injustice and,
indeed. the hypocrisy IT the tariff
protcctionists" who. while guarding
the manufacturer against COMPETE
tor in foreign products, have
brought the workers in direct compe.
tition with foreign laborers by impor.
tation thus again increasing the rev.
enucs OF the capitalist In proportion
US wages have been reduced in con-
sequence Of sucl, importation. The
villainous treachery OF some cnpit-
alists who have resOrted to this
modern slave trade IL beyond the
power Of language to condemn Us It
deservps.-[ Buckeye videttc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29
FARMERS, DO YOU WANT
BETTER PRICES?
Merchants, do You Want More
Trade?
Everybody, do You Want Better
Times?
BETTER PRICES?
How It All May Come.

Mills Political economy vol. II
page % rays: II the whole money
10 circulation Was doubled, prices
would b. doubled. II II was only
Increased one.fouTtb, prices would
rise one.fourth." Are the farmers,
the laboring men, tho wage.workers,
getting what Is right and reasonable
Tor their products and their labor!
II they are, then they ought to vote
tho republican ticket and against
more money and higher price, and
better wages.
Every writer on political economy.
even John Sherman and Hugh Me-
Culloch admit and reiterate the
stateme mt OF Mr.. Mil. Again on
page - the Same Author says:
"That IN increase OF the quantity
OF money raises prices. and . dimi-
mutton lowers them, II the most ele-
mcntary proposition In the theory OF
currency. and without It we should
have no key to any Of the others.
On page s. vol. ? Mr.. Mill qualities
his statement thst an increased vol
ume Of money increases prices by
saying Money not In circulation has
no effect on prices"
The republican party are not
ignorant Of facts and principles and
are boarding over 400. 600 900 In the
public treasury ut Washington for
the direct purpose Of depressing
prices. Thia Ii the work OF their
the rank and Ole OF tho party
have perhaps never given thought
to these unvarying and inlmutable
laws.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

Pa sslag by an humble dwelling
Hidden In the foliage deep.
There heard . mother singing
As sine rocked her bnde 70 sleep:
Soft and low the notes we're blended,
By an unseen .hOir led:
"ii-u-s-h, my de- or. Lie s-Li 81 a-n-d
Holy gels guard thy b-e-d!'
H0ft the cooling baby answered.
With the happy signs love.
While ad0wn the mOObcams quiycrcd
Watchers from the word above.
bnL the mother sung unheedjnG.
Lips pressed 10 the dOwny head:
..H-u-s-h my dear. Lie still and
Sl-u-m- Oc-f
Ii-o-Ly a-n-g-e-ls guard thy b-e-d!"
When passed again at nightfall,
Closed and dark the easement there,
And above the humble threshold
Hung the black nag Of despair.
bat in music soft the mother
sung beside her baby dead:
..iI-ii-s-h, my dear, Lie s-t-i-Ll sid
Holy angels bedw
Soon my restless footsteps wandered
IN graveyArd's tranquil space,
There, In the dark garb OF sorrow,
Saw that familiar face,
Aud the tcaF-chOked voice was singing
BY grave with roses spread:
I'll ush, ny dear, lie still an1
NJ m bcrw
Holy angels guard thy bed!"
Yesterdy / walked In sadness
by that ls hon home where grief had been,
And II death her face serene:
Far away heard the whisper
OF song that Heavenward spread;
Hush, my dear, lie still and
slumbcr,
Holy angels guard thy bedw
Mrs. N. {. RayDe, Ia Detroit Free Press.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29
Republican love for soldiers II they
are RenuhliCane.

All that the republicans have de-
manded OF the most cruel and bar.
bxrous secessionist to procure him
nj Office was that he be a'republican.
Feslty to that party has been the
passport Of Nosby, the unhnman
butcher, Of Longstrcct and Deaure-
gard and hundreds Of other rebels
Of 1852 to fat places under the
government. These places have
been peddled out to them as tho re-
ward OF their treachery. to the cx-
clusion OF better men who fought In
the federal ranks. Now suppose the
democrats establish q similar test,
and instead OF taking the worst cle-
ment OF the southern army, appoint
to place under the incoming admin
istratiOn its hest element and bounce
the incompetents who have crawled
into Office simply because OF devo.
ton to . party whose chief business
has been to rob labor and deprsss
commence In the interest Of giant
monOpOlies.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

Senator Cullum Of Illinois has Il
bin before the senate providing for
. railroad commission. Senator Sla-
~ introduced An amendment pro.
hiblting railroads from charging
more for \ short haul than for
long hazel. Senator Allison opposes
this amendment. From Chicago to
Cresco 10 \ short haul compared
With one to the Pacific coasr yet
4e. Allison would not prohibit the
railroads from charging most tor
The short haMf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

Ono OF the '.oldest democrats of
Iswa" passed thu ough Chicago on his
way 10 interview Cleveland the other
day. On his way down he had album
dant evidence that Cleveland Was to
be Z genuine Andrew jackson. On
hls return he felt MS confident that he
Vas . regular John Tyler. The fact
y the Q. d. wanted the post Office Of
hls town. left his card with Cleve land
With . copy OF his wishes. Cleveland
thought he WAS "too previous"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

BrOadbrim sends us q New York
letter which advsrtises several Junk
shops and similar Institutions mixed
up with politics and personal gossip
and proposes to repeat II each week
for Is cents Il week. Too burned
cheap "Broad," not our style Of rcad-
ing, should charge you ten cents q
line for such stun.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

Governor Alger, recently elected
governor OF Michigan. understands
civil service reform to consist in turn.
lag out all thu rascals appointed by
political opponents. With thi@ I'M
Asrstacaing he applied his boot toe
g oil the appointees Of the late f9s-
Ion governor Degolc. When Cleve-
laad gets nrMlnd to Michigan II Is
expected he'll kick out all the repub.
llcan rasc~ls. 1885 will breed dee.
truction among rasrnls II we're any
weather prophet.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

D. B. Henderson. Representative
ia Congress from the 3rd Iowa dis.
trict did q sensible thing In voting
for the Reagan Interstate Com
plerce bill. He only needs to wean
himself fiom the national bank mo-
nopoly to be fair representative Of
the progress Of the age and the rights
Of the people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29
NOTICE TO REDEEM.

To C. r. Niles, lehman, lIirt3el Co, or other
unknown owners OF the lands herinafter de.
scrlbeil:
Take notice that at the adjourned public
Tax Sale. begun and pnbliclly held d tho
ONCE or the county Treasurer, III CresrO, How
ard county. Iowa. pursuant tn law, cOmmenc.
Ing on the first Monday VI Uctaber. 1881, tO-Wit:
On the 9Th day OF December lesl thereafter, to
which thine said sale had been legally adjourn
ed, the following described real estate Was sold
BY the Treasurer Of 1atd 0ntlnty for the taxes
due thereon for the year 1870, amounting To the
sI u ~ re- 81 secson eleven - fornsn ons
hundred, north by rangc thirteen, West OF the
5th r. NJ, and that n. B, DOOlittle became the
purchaser OF said lana Mt said sale, and thAs
the right Of redemption will expire and decd
Tor said land be made IT, the undersigned, who
Is now the owner and holder In his own tight,
Of the certificate OF sale made thereon by the
Treasurer Of said county, unless redemption
from said sale be made within 90 days from the
completed service or this notice.
Dated Jan. 8, 1885,
lsts n. b. DOOLITTLE, Owner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

Four hundred and thirty million
dollars Of idle money Is now in the
United States treasury. SAM, 600, 600
Of government bonds are due hut the
money oligarchy don't Want them
ruid on!
Because they are nOn- taiAhle.
Because they are secured Ivy thu
labor aud property Of 81. Ooo. 900 peo-
pie.
Because they Gun L~ used by tho
banks as security for national bunk
money.
Because both the money anil the
bonds will draw intrest.
Because capital can suck the life
blood out Of labor through bonded
system and the labnrer don't know
what hurta him.
Two hundred million dollars now
due are drawing some &S,WN,OOO
yearly In interest.
At the average wages now paid to
labor It requires the work ofan array
OF 25,OOO men constantly engaged 10
pay this interest.
Twenty Five thousand men--l 25,.
OOO people, living In ncnnry aud
want. that Belmont. and Vanderbilt.
aud tho Actors aud Rothschilds. VIII .
own these bouds may revclin luxury
aud pay no taxes.
Four hundrcdand thirty milliony.
dollars locked up in the trea>nl
while labor IL begging for bread aud
the producer being sold under
mortgages because VI hard times =
tho want OF money.
What u commentary ON the states.
manship Of America.
Is il not time that the thieves aud
rascNls he sent to the rear.
Is It not time that the COED har,l
sense OF the laharing lnen Wits
brought To the front? And TINT Ia,
hor should receive Il little Legislation
as well us capitals indepcn,l,h'
American.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

The Dynalniters came near start
ing the British parliament on the
course toward heaven the other day.
It's next start should be In the oppos.
itc direction. Any human being
claiming TO rule over others by "Di-
vine right" are usurpers, and intclli-
gent human beings are justiflsble In
being rid Of their usurpation by any
means whatever.
John 8 hsrman's excuse Tor stop.
ling the coinage OF silver Il that
there II too much currency. But he
fnvorsthe MCPHERSON bill which sub.
si,iixe the banks to isauc go, OOO. 900
moor Of their notes. He is "honest"
~ usual. He Il consistent In his
everlasting hypocritical inconslsten.
cy. His resumption net" which
provided for contracting greenbncks
because there Was too much rag
money" also provided for the infla-
ton 0f IS per cent more hank rags
than there would bc retired OF green
hacks. That il. fol every $50 OF con-
stitntional grecbacka retired. the
bank bal.es might issua 400 Of their
"shin plat~rss based on Sweat
plasters. This Is why the pirates
called him .'hnest Jchn."
The n.onorolists OF the United
States Senate passed the Mcpherson
Hill to give the national hanks ~,
O00.O0O Ms free gift. The bill came
to the House on the 10th inst. and
WIS quietly laid away to rest with
four Grcenhnckrrs ~ i,alllearers,
viz: Cook. Brumm, Weller AMI zap
L.. Letter r. /. r.
Fourteen business failures report
cd In Iowa for the past week all for
"want Of faith" We suppose.
The Island City Savings bank, Gal
weston. Texas. has gone under owing
depositors $475. 900. "Short IN faith,'
aud the .lepositors think In current
funds also.
There will be mass meeting held
In Lyric Hall. next Sunday evening,
Feb. l. The meeting Is called In the
interest Of temperance. Inv and ord
or. Good music will be provided,
aud short addresses will be- made BY
Il number OF our citizens. Let all
friends Of temperance attend. IRE
spcctive OF purity OF religious ami.
atiOns.
It Is 80 Liflicult for u newspaper to
please everybody. On the death OF
man recently, the editor not wish
ing to wait tor Judgment day, trans-
fcrirtl the deceased at once to para.
disc saying. "he's gone to happier
home" Aud now thc widow II about
t. sue for Islander.
Just forty days before his ucci.
slcncy Is to retire forever from the
White House, he appointed Carroll
ID. Wright Commissioners OF the MI.
tional Hurc;.n Of Labor. just about
forty days ought ~ b.. the full time
.f his oiiiciat life. The Office had
better be abolished tllAn titled with
such y silk. stockinged arist0crat.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

An appeal to which Is appended
the name Of Yellin Foster with 9TH
Or comes to us with i request that
~ publish. Being unable to stansl
on . platform whose principal planks
ass Hostetters Bitters. Champagne
elder and big distillery juice, We
cant yoke up with the hypocritieal
prohibition heiier.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29
More money, more democracy,
less caste and afistocratcy.

The chief merit, We suppose, Of tho
new presiden. OF the State Agrfcul.
tural college, Is that he Gun impress
upon the students Of TINT institntion
one OF CIarksOn's heresics "thut tax.
alton tends to make the tax payers
prosperous" CIarksOn We believe
calls It protection 10 American In.
n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

postage stamps. as much 40 is re.
CURED will be sold. SO il II with the
money in the national treasury, II
will be only paid ont to those EMIT
led to receive 1t In their possession
for value given. Put the ball in mo-
ton, call meetings, don't br down.
hearted because W. nrc passing
through Our Valley Forge. there II u
Yorktown surrender in the future.
Yours for renewed action and no
surrender 10 the monopOlics.
SAMUEL SiHSErr.
Muscsfinp TOwa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

Oliver Bros. s. Phillips, iron inOn-
gers st Pittsbnrg have gone to the
donation how. vows, owing over
5000, 900. Ono OF this Arm OF iron
robbers was q member cf the tariff
commission and helped flx thing:
Just % nice for the plunderers. The
trouble Was one OF the firm could
gamble the money away In stocks
faster than the others could steal 1t
fSom the people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29
The First Keen living

As the season advances, the pains
and aches by which rheumatism
makes itself known, are experienced
after every exposure. 1t is not
claimed that Hoods Sarsaparilla is
u spcciflce for rheummtism-wed doubt
Il there il, or can be such . remedy,
But the thousands benefited by
Hoods Snrsaparilla. warrant us In
urging others who suffer from rheu-
mntism to tnke 1t before the first
keen twinge.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

One year ago congress refused to
extend the time 10, paying the
whiskey tax. The total amount Of
thls tax unpaid Is $lS.OOO.O0O OF
which aun, $S,Mle, MM became due
tw0 weeks ago, Secretary McCnlloch
who engineered and paved the way
tor the panic NJ lS.a extended the
time IT i,avMcut Of the whisky tax
sevcn Mnnths In violation at law and
% the interest OF the national banks
having thu whi>kcy in bond pledged
fssr this tax II Is simply a loan toI
tho banks seven mouths Without %.
terest Of @sW0. 400.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

EVERYBODY knows that the Gar
land Stove and Ranges" ar.. the best
in the world. They combine elegant
finish, durability and convenien .e
with economy Of fuel, and IN spite Of
all competition hold their station far
in advance OF all others. We take
pleasure In calling the attention Of
our readers to their merits.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

John ]. Sisco ( Sons, noted bank
srs and capitalists for more than
twenty years. have failed for several
millions OF dollars. Thus goes the
best banking system the world ever
saw. catching "boilcd down hell" Of
IT. own manufacture everywhere.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29
INTER-srATE COMMERCE..
Senator Beck lives Allison, and
the Rail Road M0nopelists in
the Senate some Pertinent
facts about the Reagan
Bill.

Senator Beck said the house bill
approached the question directly
and did not attempt to approach 1t
through means Of doubtful consti-
tutionality. Railroads, he saiC, aud
the best trained attorneys could not
place the subject matter Of the bill
In q position more favorable for
themselves II they tried than was
dene by the senate In agreeing to
the commission bill. The senate
knew the house would never agree
to the commission bill. The senator's
were simply trying to give the rail-
roads another chance by giving them
the commission against which the
railroads could urge In the courts
the ground Ut unconstitutionality.
That ground had not been contro-
vertsd In the senate since It had
been 50 ably stated by the senator
from Arkansas, (Garland.) As It
Was absolutely certain the house
would not accept such bill, what
was the use Of svadiDg the question
OF railroad regulation In tho way In
which the senate wac now doing.
The senate would simply be pretend.
ing to do something, while taking
care not to do anything. The rail
roads had In one period Ut sixteen
months given the standard oil COM
pany rebates amounting to 100000
600. Such discrimination showed
the necessity for interference on
behalf Of the people.
Renntor Beck moved to amend the
house bill by striking out from the
first section the provisions regarding
DETERMINATIONS In passenger accom-
nlodatioDs and discrimination on
account OF color. This would leave
the bill, he said, In the condition
which Il had been originally brought
into the house by Mr.. Reagan. Sen
ator Beck said he would also move
to amend the house bill SO Us to pro-
hibit railroads from charging more
for carrying freights over . part Of
their line than they charge for car
rying them over the whole length OF
the line. II the railroads were COM
mon carriers all persons along their
lines. Beck said, ought to be treated
with common fuirnes. The COM
ranies should not he allowed to
extort from tho people along the line
what they loose by gambling In
freights At the ends Of, their roads.
Although the tux on exports WIS
unconstitutional and congress could
not impose one. yet the railroads
could substantially impose such tux
by their discriminating rates. The
question was whether congress
would have the courage to declare
to the railroads what congress knew
the people wanted the railroads to
know. Unless railroad companies
were checked they could very soon
control both houses Ut congress.
II y proper law were first passed.
Senator Beck would then fav Or the
commission, not to lcgislate, but to
investigate and report.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

Persons DESTROYS Of going into one
Of the territories OF the United States
are compelled to procure u permit
from foreign cattle king herding
in the territory. rs we learn from u
letter In the Iowa Tribune. And ~
might be expected OF him. our dude
president. in conspiracy with Eng
lish cattle kings, directs the settlers
in that territory to be expelled by
the federal soldiers, and il need be
to shoot them down like dogs. This
is the Oklahama trouble.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-29

G. E. Andrews & Co., manufactur.
ers Of the Pearl Baking Powder Ia
Milwaukee, have faikrd for @l0O, 900
What they needed was money. The
Iowa Capital would have got EN-
through on faith.
Wilkins, Port s. Co., Of Atlanta
Ga, bridge builders, short OF faith
have gone under for 100000.
Geo. A. 4 Ferdinand Elder, oil
Moorhead. MIMI, have. for lack Of
faith, failed for $6O, 900.