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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27
Lots Of People Say,
MY
RAcK."
Here Is Solid
A L TESTIMONY
Hard Working Men.

Machinist and Builder.
II have been troubled years with kidney and
bladder difficulty. After using four bottles Of
Hrxr's kidney and Liyerl REMEDY have been
comr,ctely cured. William G. Clark, Mason and
Builder, Auburn. y. Y.
> "Health IL better than wealth"
Machinlst.
Mr.. George Karg. Machinist. 1888 Ridge Ave-.
Philadelphia. Pa. saye:-"My disease starred When
was quite d young lad by having weak kidneys:
have nsed Just s na vS prsclaim feel
like q new man."
GOOD counsel has no price, obey 1t"
Mechanic.
Mr. Henry Williams, Mechanic, East Bridge.
port, Conn. says:-"About two months ago
caught heavy cold, which settled in my kidneys
got q bottle Of HusT's kidney and Livcrl
REMEDY and with the fret dose began to get well.
Light suppers makes long lives
Railroad Man.
Frank B. Lee, Office N. Y. c. d Il r: Z. Little
FALLS, n. T.. June 8, 1883 says, my father. y
years old, had severe kidney and bladder disease
weakness was 60 great he was obliged to wear .
rubber bag. Twelve bottles Of HUNTS Kidney
RExEDY completely cured him, and we consider It
remarkable. We chcerfully recommend L.
= s.Doeds no better than words" :
the test Of time. It has been before the public for
twenty years, and has cured every year tnousanas
Of people suffering from various diseases OF the
kidneys and Lver and kindred VINO
never to be cured. Thousands OF testimonials
from such persons attest it, value. Send Tor BOOK
. .Alls we'll that ends WE'LL"
Sold by all druggists. Price s1.25
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence, r. !.
c. n. CRTTTENTON, General Agent, n. 1.
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POLITICAL.

Ex-Ma;ul Powderly, Of Scranton,
:hc wel.known labor asitator. will be urged
to acccn. the Democratic nomination for
State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania.
The Iowa Democratic State Conven-
tion, which mot at Cedar Rapids on the 10th
OF August, declared III favor or the repeal or
the prob: bitory LIQUOR law and against the
adulteration Or intoxicants. license fee,
to range from $3.50 to $1,000. was recon-
mcndcd President Ccyeland's nd
ministration and the Democratic policy
in general were i,dorscd. Charles E.
Whiting, Of Monana County. was
nomin ated for Governor; E. II. Gillette, Of
lee Moines tGrccnhacker). for Lieutenant
Governor: w. brannon, of Muscatine
County. for Jnstire OF the Supreme Court:
and /. w. Moore. 0: LAWS County Green
backcr), for Superintendent o. Iublic In
struction.-Robcrt Lowry. the present Gov
ernOr OF Mississippi, was renominatcd BY
the Democratic State Convention, which met
ut jackson.
A banquet was rendered Vice Presi-
dent Hendricks at Wankckha, wis.,, which
was attended by number of conspicuous
Democrats.
Elias Doty, an Iowa Grccnbacker
who rcPudatcs the fu ion Of hi pa, ty with
the Democrats, is out In card announcing
himself as candiiat, for Governor. He
respectfully asks the support or all Green
hackers whose manhood ana self-respcct will
not allow them 10 be soil like q Save BY
their master DEVIL
The Ohio Democratic Convention ct
Columbus rcnominatcd Judge Hoadly for
Governor. John q. Warwick. present in
cumbent for Lieutenant Governor, Gibson
Anterior Tor the supreme Bcnch, Petcr..rady
for Treasurer, James Lawrence for Attor.
ncy General. ana Henry Weiblc for member
of the Hoard OF Public Works. Gov. Hoadly
made speech defining his course in olico.
President Clevcland's administration was
strongly indorse.l. Haadly and Warwick
were nominated b, acc.anat ion.
Erastns J. Shepherd has been ar.
rested at LAREDO. Tea, charged with com
plicity with Aufde.nortc In the thcfts IRON
the Eub-Treasury at New Orleans. Thirty.
seven hundred dollars of the stolen money
was found on his person.
The official returns give Tate, Demo
cratic candidate for State Treasurer OF Ken
lucky, 1857 majority. This 10 the tenti
time he has been elected.
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refusing 10 hnn1lc wabash cne1n,. was

refusing TO henilc Wabash cncfn,. was
rcinsfatcl ut the demand Of the knights Of
Labor. and paid for List ti.nc. Wagcs in the
collicrcs alon tie Menonsahcla liver arc
lower than Tor year. AMI man i. ,nrrs
regularly employee rsti 4 dii cult 10 sup
rort tier In .tIcs I've q; INC riking
coaLnincrs nj fara t. w tel for
intimi in ion. III s.r ..Jg nm r. a. Mas
silon have oaere, . r ). ,,c w.r. ut Go
cents. the owners n..s+ii Il. ~
During tie t,ssyaie o. OF thunder
storm in Il. tnr I.s. a. - negro
farm-ban i 70 4 ~ ~. Ter a lnryc tree.
A bolt g.tn n'- tau.S the ire. n five
or tie y :ty W III .ant!y hii'ad nii tie
sixth fatal in tr d. ..nin- struck the
residence ~ anu o. si..ers u Ti:.isvi'lc.
Pa, II t.ui.- Killing rs thaE.srs aud
scriou9sg i ~ % ar-oi chill. The
husband !. ~ s..at !. :Iscc In II .eet
distant .. q. II, e;tas-
troph. /. . - zen } -, ~, u I've
hours ale. y s ...tr n; e .is.s.cs5
on the :ner art-: ..,sa ~ .lslan: roam
ing p;.e.ss~is ;e -:..c o is o.;:er.-
Ii Hmm Il Il i n; Tots. u. .arL.c. Gil-
HOgN.ftt - bCtt5 ~ WI
stant.y ~. I'LL 800. h. :iID "a Il. Ta IN
Cou II :. 4. 8. =. e ..u ..:.sa; of
the hsfi.ea aa 9.c i.;.,s :in I. a. that
place. wa sta..dia- ea he pl term under
the tt!a1r.ln wsrc. iii a sudden Storm
coming i'll. he was struck BY iiyhin;ny and
instantly ii ed
Since Juno | last IL, O.,OW of gold
coin ls.s len transported from the San
Francisco Si.-lrca,s.ry to the Ecw York
SuI-sr r.. b uinte recy has boon
enj.insd or Tar ti.at the knowledge that
many riil:u cf dollars OF hard c;sh were
bcin iaO*asl II: railroad ears acrssa the con.
tincnt wuu.l t. art the rupil;ty o. desperate
road agents M train wre .kcrs.
The Executive Committee of tho
Knights o. Labor 1 Ii ut Washington. and
after considering III. y ..l,asa strike. decided
to 70 10 New York to =, bmit the grievances
Of the strikers 10 ia. Gould.
The apple crop in the New England
and Mid,iic States will fail below Is per cent.
or that of an ,versgc bearing year. Tho
yield In Eng.a,.d vii iall below the needs Of
that country.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Executive Board of tho knights
OF Labor on the 18th instant ordered strike
Of all members OF the organization EN-
ployed by the Gould railway lines west Of the
Mississippi River. The strino was OF small
Dimensions, comparatively few members OF
tho knights of Labor remaining In the serv-
leo OF that company. The Executive Board
Of the order resolved TO Employ counsel to
defend imprisoned members Of tho organ
ization, prosecute tho Wabash Comaany for
conspiracy, and i,npeach Judges Treat
Bremen, and krcke'. OF the Federal courts
The drivers employed Us the Memphis Street
Railway Company struck against q reduc
ton In wages, and cars were only moved
under police protection and 1T irregular in.
tervals during the lay. Several Of the new
drivers or. assaulted EEd u nber Ut
strikers welc arrcstea.-Einrl"y yes Of the
Michigan nut an tot work, at e.rtit.
went on q strike agains II ZEN lrr cent.
reduction In wa. es.-A At ,0nk r., New
York, nuinter o. striking weave : at
tackled four men wo kim tie car ei-inli Of
Smiths IONS, when DC o. tae la ter row
his revolver, and Il riot WIS only prevented
by plucky CathO ic priest, who. gun In
hand, dispersed the crowd nd march one
OF the men to tho police station. - The siI
alton at the Marion coal nt.ncs III Alabama
IS threatening. Twcnt;-thrce OF the !tal an
iaborers have been arres cd mt he Instance
Of the strikers for carrying con .en = weap-
ons, and serious troube is lear u.
Eighteen lives are sad to have been
lost by tho wrcckiny OF u III 81 ship iound
from Astoria, Ore, 70 Liverpool, .nrtY miles
north Of San Francisco.
The National Association Of cx-Union
Prisoners of War, in ss.on at hldd.i.'hia.
elected John II. Lonsneckes. OF EcdtOri,
Pa, President, and J. H. Ma X. ii San
dusky, Ohio, First Vice President and ad-
3curned to meet In Buffalo Aug. ~. -.
I. 81. Aufdemorte, recently redemp
ton clerk in tho United States Sub Trc.sur.
at New Orleans, who abscondcd in June with
se5. 600 of tho Government funds has bcoI
ed at Monterey. Mexico with two n
legged confcdcratcs, one OF whom, Rice shop
herd IS notorious counter eitcr.
Smallpox is on the increase in Mon
treal. Tho thcaters have all been closed.
and the streets sprinkled with ds.niectants.
Boot ANA shoe manufacturers reports that
the fall orders from tho West arc being cam
ccled ON account of the epidemic.
An employe Of the Missouri Pacific
shops ct St Louis. who was discharged foF
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which says: "The rivers are in
dispcnsable as regulators Of freight
rates. Even when frcights 20 by
rail the rivers dictate the price Of
carriage. The safer and castor
river navigation il, the lower are
the rates both by rail and river.
When the rivers are full rates ar.
down; when the water is low the
roads put up the rates. A strik-
ing example is before us at this
moment. The railroads in the
Northwest arc complaining that
boats can carry freight from st.
Louis to st. Paul for 10 and even
s cents a hnndred-S2 and 81 A
ton. They assert that they cannot
carry at these low rates except at a
loss. Nevertheless they must do
it, because these are the river rates
and the roads must conform to
them As long as there is good wa
Ter in the upper Mississippi.
When the water falls and naviga.
tion becomes difficult and tedious,
the roads will take the matter into
their own hands and put the rates
mp to 40 cents. Easy navigation
on the upper Missippi, then, is
worth 25 to IS cents a hundred on
a large portion Of the produce rails
ed in the Northwest-even though
every ton oft should go by rail.
Railroad pool can establish rates
at their pleasure when river navi-
cation is difficult and tedious; but
given good depth Of water and
dangerous Instructions removed,
and the rivers become the absolute
regulators of rates; and the roads,
powerful as they arc thought to he,
have no choice but to submit. Ev-
cry improvement in Western rivers
therefore means lowering Of
freight rates on Western produce
sent to the East and South, and
on Eastern merchandise sent to the
West and South, and these reduc-
tions. computed on the aggregate
freight carried, far exceed the most
cxtravagant estimate Of river i'm
provcment."
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The House Docter.

For nose-bleeding, try bathing the
face and neck in cold water.
Tickling in the throat is best re-
lieved by u gargle OF salt and water.
Clorate Of potash dissolved in wat
or Is u standard remedy for sore
throat, particularly il the throat feels
raw.
Sickness of the stomach Is most
promptly relieved by drinking a tea
cupful OF hot soda and water. II 1t
brings the offending matter up all
the better.
A teaspoonful Of ground mustard
in cup nf warm water is IL prompt
and reliable emctic, and should be
resorted to in cases OF poisoning or
cramps in the stomach from over
eating.
Hot milk is a good medium in
which to give children castor oil.
Take q large wine grass, fill one
third with hot milk, put in the castor
oil, then pour over it enough milk to
fill the glass. II the child can be in
duced to drink it all without stopping
the taste Of the oil will not be de-
teCted
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Rivers as Regulators.

The argument that the railroads
carry five times as much freight
as the boats is used against the OK
penditnrc Of money for the inn
proycment of the river. The
question is often asked why the
government should expend millions
Of dollars for the improvement OF
Western rivers when SO small a
proportion Of Western freight Is
carried Oh them. The question
received an appropriate answer
from the st. Louis Republican,
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PHALLAS BEATEN.
The Great TrOtting Race Won by
Francis Harry Wilkes.

About 5000 people visited Bel
mont Park, Philadelphia. on the Ii.
to witness the trotting race between
j. I. Cases brown stallion Phallas
and w. G. Francis bay gelding,
Harry Wilkes, for o special purse Of
$4,000, OF which $1,000 goes to the
second horse, best three in five
heats. Phallas was driven, as usual,
by Edwin D. Bither while Frank Van
Ness held the rains over Wilkes.
The track was in perfect order. The
betting was brisk, Phallas ruling q
big favortte before the start at 500
to $20, and the same odds on the
stallion were forthcoming In amount
even after the first heat had fallen.
to Wilkes. The race was eventually
won by Wilkes, who took first second
and fourth heatcs. The best time
made was 2:16.
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The total number Of deaths from
cholera in Madrid since the outbreak OF tho
epidemic IS placed mt 800.
Russian troops are reported as having
lately approached 50 car the Afghan
forces that the latter stood 70 their arms.
The fortifica,ions OF ieislt arr, being steadily
improved. under the supervision OF British
officers.
France has sent . special envoy to
Pckin to negotiate 4 commercial treaty with
China.
The restrictions upon the impor-
tation Of hsgs r. IN .sussia Into Germany
have hecn removed.
DR.. licEara, the German explorer,
who hal l,pc relnr c.l rs killed in Zanzibar.
ID alive and ", II.
A ST. r.;ersb. RI Journal says that
Russia fn~ t.c.a,'. 10 ,irId Lcr claim to
any agreement y. h .oica.
A yacht VS. run down by steamer
and sunk O.. ..Lon. cotiand, several per-
sons i:.a s.ss,Ea, |, including the owner,
MIR. roS., MI, III wife.
A fearful massacre is reported from
Derber. ..ba lo:,, lltioa ARE said to be
starving ansl have SCI Cd the city treasure.
The next cut r.ak, II il thought, will occur
at Algeria.
A letter written by ODonovan Rossa
to dynamitcrs ut .;avrc :.nl Antwerp, urg-
ing u speedy resumption o. operations In
England, Is n lishcl ~ Il london Journal.
Dutcl, Mormons have just held Z
conference nj lwslic, IL which 1t appeared
that the Dutch are losing faith in the Lat
ter-Day Saints etcnchings, and that the con-
vcrts WHO go to snit /. kc are decreasing in
number.
A monster anti German demonstra-
ton was held n Madrid last sunday. The
speeches were severely denunciatory OF
Prince Bismarcks seizure Of the Caroline
Islands.
An imposing morality" demonstra'
ton took place last Saturday in Hyde Park
London. Many vehicles draped IN black
and filled with women dressed In deep mourn
ing. were In tho procession. One Of the Curt
carried largo fac imile Of the Queens lot
Ter approving the work Of the Salvation
Army in rescuing young girls from vice
Resolutions were adopted pledging assistance
IN enforcing tho criminal act.
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NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Recors. Ct tho Woo::
kAsxE -.

William Carleton, u variety perform
or. aged - years, commit u ~.iicde In sew
York By turning on e: and sautiin- Of
all ventilation i'm Id room.
The New .jers.y ccnsts has beef.
completed. and hons th..t The ...ai por,i N
ton OF the :fa:e Is - re ct N
crease siace H. il Il. .a1. Three co MS
In thu State .loss Il d cr.fec-..iinie d. .
Lilo: s'orris. II. S...se~. 49,. ieyi;c.
censLf returns shoa lie pep i!ation o Al
bany, s. ". u lie s'.5
At It;ca, \. J., lag, number Of
corset>, smng-lcl no tan III. have iecr
confsscatel ~ rc.eGa Gas. The s..lu =
Cling operations La ben carried on Tor
some time II an in- n.o:!s manner tEr nah
the agency OF women.
The Hon. u. !. si,:reil, cx-Prcsi-
dent or the y c,it..i rem aid steel as :
citation, die u 10. stesn IN.
The sailor foEi.. sns.. t:se ffrla rci
low scve- in lsats.J. elk 80
since died. No sea,s 80 ento.;.. sd lat
the disease VIII be. ON. E ..s:.is III New
Ycrk.
Courtney ami Cou,cy defeated Hos
mcr and Gau!aEr ii double scul race Oh
the Hudson. letsce.. frog ana Albany
The distance was three nj with turn.
and tn. tine o.. TIE winners have
been challenged 81 Hanlan aid Ice TO u
three milc-race .or Il, 10 side and the
doublcscul cham .,ionship IT tho world.
A freight train on the New York,
Pennsylvania, and Chic Railroad was
wrecked ne.r Me,dvillc. Pa. Seventeen cars
were wrcckes'. Jack Berry, a brakeman,
killed, and other train hands seriously in
jurcd.
Franz Josef Petmekey, Prussian,
was hanged at Auburn, N. T., for the muir
der of Mrs. Pauline Froitzhcim, June l, 1898.
Mrs. Grant will be joined at New
York in the autumn by her family, with the
exception OF Mrs. Sartoris, who will return
to England to remain.
Twenty-Five thousand people wit
messed the rsw.nu '.' !, between Hnnlan
and Lee at IoskaWay Teach, the former
winning by a h, til and half. The affair
was regarded Il et.,' ia< of q hippo.
drome.' The .,f,co Il 4 tie series between
the yachts Iurit II aud Priscilla was won By
the latter.
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SOUTHERN.

Special reports covering the entire
South, from Nire inia to Texas. show that
the prospects Tor crops and the outlook for
business IN that section are highly encour-
aging. The acreage of cotton, corn, and
tobacco Is the lur-est Oh record, and the
yield Of these and Nil other crops excepting
wheat will b. tie heaviest ever known.
Many ass ra rond and manufacturing enc
terpriscs are bcia. projected, and the fall
and winter trade promises t0 be bettor than
for many years.
A mob of masked men visited num-
bss Of disreputable houses 10 Dalton, Co..
laaa q nlshk healing tho oqeQpanls GA 10
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Our English Cousins.

LoNDoN.-In a recent trade mark
suit it was shown by sworn evidence
that over nine million bottles Of ST.
Jacobs Oil had been sold here during
the past few years. Leading chem
lists certify that the sale Of this RENE.
dy exceeds that OF all others; and
that it is being recognized as the
best pain-cnre ever discovered. In
serious rhenmatiem it has accomp.
lished astonishing results.
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THE late DR.. Samuel Irennus Prime
was for . long time editor of the Edit
or's Drawer" in Harper's Magazine.
When he took the Drawer" in charge
he had been editing the Observer
thirteen years without saving . cent.
For his services in conducting the
Drawer" he received 800 . month.
This he religiously laid away in bank.
and at the end of five years he had
5000 cash. With this he made hia
first payment toward his shares in the
New York Observer, which afterwatd
brought him wealth.
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The appearance OF the apple tree
blight in this and other sections
makes the following article from the
Davenport Democrat very appropri.
ate. The suggestion is worthy Of q
trial at least: "Mr. Newton Fluke,
on Jersey Ridge, four miles north
west of that city, has preserved the
fruit OF his orchard by great care and
labor-and his trees are loaded
down with apples. It is not q large
orchard--and SO he will have about
300 bushels only for market-and
the fruit is SO scarce that his wind
falls are taken readily at 81 per
bushel. Mr.. Fluke says that on the
first appearance OF the pests on his
trees in June. he AdOped o systema-
tic plan to destroy them. He drove
spikes into eacl. tree firmly enough
to have it bear good strokes from q
heavy hammer. Then he procured
white sheet OF strong cotton cloth.
fully eighteen feet square. Every
other morning. just at the break Of
day, he went into the orchard with
this sheet, spread 1t under q tree,
Jared the tree by blows with sledge
on the spike, and the bugs dropped
from the the trunk aud limbs onto
the sheet. He says that In the morn
ing the bugs seemed stupid and
powerless to stay on the limbs. He
went this way from tree to tree-and
in this way rendered the producers
OF the blight harmless. It required
Il good deal Of work, but Mr.. Flnke
is receiving his reward. Whenever
an apple fell from the jar it was
gathered with the bugs and burned
with them, for such apples ale sure
to be infested with the pests. 1t is
now known that blight is genuine
disease, and that it can be commun-
icated from tree to tree, justas small
pox can be communicated from man
to man. The disease Is caused by
bacteria, rs has been shown by re-
peated experiments. These bacteria
are minute single-celled plants,
which get living ut the expense Of
the cells of the young apple twig and
finally destroy their life. Mr.. Fluke's
experiments show that the bacteria
can he made to drop from the trees,
and lie believes his method is Q great
deal better than cutting of the twigs
on which the blight appears.
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For q medicine that is superior to
Beggs Blood Purifier for Scrofula
and Blood Diseases. "Three Bottles
Of Beggs' Blood Purifier has done
me more good in Il had case Of scrof-
ula than anything / have ever used.
It Is certainly God-send in my
case. Geo. A. Johnson, Hastings,
Neb. 100 doses $1.OO. Sample bot
ties free ut Lathrop & Slawsons. II.
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The development Of sport in Ameri-
ca has been rapid and profitable.
Outdoor exercise is what is needed
to bnjld up our frames and make us
u mutton OF strong men. An import
ant and valuable adjunct in this
work is Mishler's Herb Bitters, which
possesses ample tonic properties, and
is Invaluable in all nervous dis.
orders, dyspepsia, liver, kidney, lnng
and heart troubles. It strengthens
and invigorates as nothing else will.
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Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup

I consider one Of the best, il no
the best OF oil the many cough rem
edies in use. / have sold more OF it
the past year than oil others put to-
gether, and it has given universal
satisfaction. J. NJ. Nye, Druggist,
Wells, MINI. Sample bottles free,
at Lathrop e. SlnwsOn's. 18tf
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Officials who permit monopoly OF
any kind, are the greatest thieves.
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The Office Of lit Journal at
Golden, ILL.,, was .nu.e.. destroyed by frc
Aug. II.
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MIN 0nne0 o. on Ale IN these Agsrc1es. Adver
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FOU n ID.

Fred Richardson has found prin-
ciple OF