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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13

therein. baB namentli9 cine Sniel, Die
cine SusesfGbrt pom 6eitIanbe e~ntfernt
mar, ben 8ernitein Iieferte, nno oas MIL
ni6t re6t auf bic Gorbieite paiIen, no
b09itens 6elgolanb in Ssira6t fame.
@obl aber t0unte bic Sniel Bornbolm
in Der Office gemeint Iein.
Mas aber bieie Snisl aud wirfli9
Der R0rbiee augsb0rt baben, es bleibt
bod Gins fiber: baB aud mad Der DIT
ieefiIte Iebr firth i9on Sanbelsuerbin.
buneen %beftanben, uno guar obne 3weifel
auf benz ueberIanopeee. 0as bepeiien
untriieli9e 6unbe, Die man gum &beil
I9on in ben hreiBi9er Sabren unieres
Sabrbunberts esmadt bat. Sci Sroms
BERG fanb man 81 griedii9e Miinsen
aus tenn finfteu unb ie6sten Sabrz
bun6ert p. @6r.. unb am NtesrbuIen pom
8isa lit elm t6iisel uuf9ebett, in benz
ii6 spei Grsftutuen 9rie6iiGer arbeit
uno ~tleinere grisdii9e Sa9en Tanoen,
ionic aud Minsen o 3baioS nno
Spratus. Oas beutet auf Sunbelsz
be,iebun9en, Die, wenn aud ui9t unz
mittelbar, 10 bod bur6 GermitteIun9
auberer Stdmme iiber 2aub- mad benz
| Sioen bin ~beltan6en uno spa1 l6on fGnT
SSabrbunberte uor 9brilti @eburt.
Jreili6 bieie 8e;iebuugen miihen
bur9 irsenb wel3e 6emmnine-pieuei9t
bur6 bas 3wii9eni3ieben roberer Dol
teritGmme pie6er absebro6en iein ;
benn Der 86mer 9linius giebt I'M erlten
Sabrbunbert Nn6ri6t pom elmer nebers
lanbreiie zines romii3en &itters, Der 100
Meilen melt quer bur6 9erTanien na6
Der Sitieetiiite %reilte. Ieber biele SIlte
aber bat Der 9enannte r0mii9e Sdriftz
teller uur untlore 8esriffs; aber balb
beri9tet CACTUS iebr genau iber otes
ielbe unb eiebt 9Iei6seitiS an, baB crit
lett ni6t LANCER 3eit Der iamIdnbii5e
Sernitein 6a%nnelsartifeI 9eworoen. Nber
oarrm bleibt bod bic piel friibere Ser
binbung cine unumit0Bli6e Sbutio9e.
Na6 CACTUS Grabbing puBten 81 iets
ner 3eit bic 8epobner Der Stieetulte
ben @ertb bes Sernifeius ni3t gu
i9dten un6 wunberten ii6, baB bic &Omer
ibnen buiiir sublten weni9 9enu9 mar
e5 mobl.
0tO6 beute lit Der 8ernitein elm bod
-geI6dtter S6mudse9enitano, aber bic
w%erielten, bic ii6 nit ibm l3nliiden,
abnen, boB bur6 i'm 9erabe bic alien
Oeuti9er nor Sabrtauienben nit 9riez
den unb R0mern suerit in 8eritbrun9
tamen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13
n~exfirpfaaien i'm SaSen.

9n flSlidlen un6 weltliben Eeras, IN
msIs0terifp. Mrisona unb gum Ebetl
aud, in Gplifprnieu iino tauleuoe nol
Sluabratmeilen = nidt etrDa nur Idsr
= Sic man aemeinbtn Wilteneien nde;
s,.rt Lands nennt, 6i6t bebedt NIT Den
bsiten uno w~ertbponffen EertiIpfanfeH,
h,ren NaIerifoffe ben Wertb uieler Itii7
onen reprdfeniireu. DIE wi1tiGiten
hisier 9Hansen ffne: bic yucca Saline
~ Penduia unb Y. Gloriosa), Der
Moes8aim o6tr bic asaps "a. Amen :
canal sic gita, Der SSriIe, Oas Seifens
frant (Soap @eeb) uno anoere in bur-
rem SanDe un5ienbe YfanSen.
Die meritanil6e Hationalbabn (uon
Qarebo mad Der Stabt Merito) bat i'm
Sobre 1884 iiber 1,75O, 900 Cons 6a=
ferr1. rpelde bur6 6anbarbeit 9eponnen
iinb. mad ben Der. Staaten importirt,
kDou mo aug fie bann gum srSBten Sbeile
adj europa uerI9ifft wurben. Our9
banbarbeit Iaiieu ii6 aber uOn eiuem
ef6idtenB earbeiter b66itens a6t Yfunb
6Iern tGsIi9 s%ewiunen. Nuf bteie
beiie 1T bic @ewinnuns Der Suieritoffe
kus ieren wilbwa9fen6en PfanSen all
erbinss cine 8ei9dftisuns, bic itd nrr
fir Meritaner eisnet, bur9 bic @infibs
Irung elmer neuen Maf9iue iebo9 fte1t
d pie Sa9e iueientli6 anbers. Our9
Aai9ine lit elm 0faun i'm Stanbe,
Numb sriinen gIGttern SO
E Safer in einer Stunbe
r BEL ssbnitin6iser Dir
luf bieie @siisits s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13
Srie6curano's Seema6t.

Die Mobiliiiruns Der grie9n9en
Tlotte lit befunntIi9 officieu befoblen
worben unb wirb eifrig betrteben. Sin
fransoiiI6er 4bmiral bate ii6 inn port
oen Sabre mad 9(tben begeben, nm bort
Ier6eherunes @ orI9ldse besiigli6 Der
arie6ii6en Wtarine I'll unterbreiten- Son
9roBen 6ortI9ritten ouf bieIem 0ebIete
D%erlautet iebo6 ni3ts - bas 9an3e
Marinez8 Budget 6etrd9t II 4 NtiIlonen
S5raucs unb ieoenfaus lit Der Stano
Der S9iffe, weI3e i'm Srte9S1aue q
or0Rere fSa6r;eu9e unb % Sorpeooboote
nit ,uIummen 200 @eI3iben unb 1000
Seeleuten sdblen IoGsn, nod nt6t err
rei6t. Sm Sabre 1881, wdbreno Der
6umaIigen &rie9suOr6erettun9en 9e9en
Die GIrtei, bstrus bic ausriiltun9 Der
eeiammten unter sroBen Qnltren9un9en
in Oienlt geiteuteu Sdiffe II 81 9e9
f6iise uno 983 Mann 8eiasun9.
Was Banserz unb er0Bere S6la6te
I6ifTe bemtriiit, 10 tunn lid Die 9rie9ii9e
s5lotte nit Der tirtii6en &~rie9smarine
ni6t meIen, sbeniomentg binli6tlt9 Der
Nrmirung nit i9perem Sdins9ei9ueen
Die tiirfii9e 6lotte beflnoet lid 51par
feineswess in einem 9uten 3uitanbe, lit
aber tropbem bur3 3abl uno @rnBe tb7
rer S8iiie ben @rie9en 10 ilberIe9en,
baB Iettere se9ebenen SALES einen
Rampf auf ofTener See i6perIi9 iu9en
6~Irften. Man pirb aud ni6t febls
seben, Die Mobtliiirun9 Der 9rte9ii9en
6lotte nit benz S6uee DeS wi6ttgen
6aTen Don 0olo in benz neuernOrbenen
3beHulien unb weiterbin nit aipiratiOs
nert ouT bic Sniel Greta in Serbinbuu9
gu bringen - natiirIi9 INNER nur cine
trisserii9e gntpitlun9 Der grei9niic
pOrausgeieet. Del 9rie6iidsn 6lottc
rpiirbe banu au6 Die NuF9obe sufauen,
bic Serbinbung nit Rrcta militdril9
fiber su lteueu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13
snnoper6drtuiGe in earifornien.

OieIelben limb berartig, baB MIR be-
mittelte Qerte bort forttommen tonnen.
Dos muR ielbit Elm 10 Der Ginwanoerun9
oInltiees Blatt, pie Der y0al. Demo
frat" Suseltebeu, cenn b%of1elbe i3reibt:
Our 3eit b~elonoers empteblenspert9
,ur Nniieblung me9en maBtger Hanoe
preiIe unb @aiierFIle limb bic Counties
3uIare, 6resuo iioIi9, Blacer, CUBA,
Butte n6rbIi6, aud Sbaita uno Gbe7
banla, obwobl lebteres berelts pom
Martte weiter entfernt. Sn ben genanns
ten Counties iinb nod Rormalpreile tir
un6eIette 2dn6ereien angeiett nno ut bic
uiISe Equalization 10 gut pie gang aus
aeIdlohen - uno omar pom 10 bis 20
Dollars per Ncre, tbeils bol5beltanoenes
Qanb, sumeiit nit acknowledgement, g
bis 10 Neeilen pon Der Babn, uno 20 big
40 Dollars per Ncre getldrtes Ganb nit
Dailer, ? bis 5 MeiIen uon Der 8abn.
OieIe 9reile birften Bel ben bielt9en
tIimatii6en 9erbdltnihen, Dem i6nellen
0a6stbum uno Der barin ein9el6lohez
ner 4nlaee pom @ahertandlen uno
9tGben, Iowie Der Gbatia3e, baB 90 bis
40 Qcres eutes, pfii9bares (ebenes ODER
leidt eeroutes) Qan6 nit @aiier unmett
benz Martt fir bus quite 6ortfommen
elmer 6amilie bel rationeuer Wirtbidaft
eeniieen, - als bur9aus mdBig unb an
nebmbar on9eieben perben. Olno nun
bere9ne man mad bieiem mdBi9en Nne
f9lag bic Soften pom, ia9e 80 Ncres "a
40 Collars. Oas ma6t alIo $1,000
obne Observation-Disclosures @erGt6 &C.,
unb o5ne bic Soften Der &eiie gu re6s
nenD Selbtperitdnbli9 9iebt es gang
toitenfreies (Re9ierun9sz) unb anoeres
biuieeres Qanb n0rbli6 nno iiibltd gu
taufen, auein BEL 2t9t beIeben, lit
foI6es Qano meiitens ni6t biui9er, wenn
man be6entt, bag baun geuobnlt6 fem
l~aufenoes @aiier, ober nur in Iebr be-
f6eibener Men9e barauf lit, ober boB
Der Boben crit 9etldrt uerben muB, ebe
er beltelt merben fam, mas Ie mad Der
Sol,art uno benz Suantum bes Beltans
6es 10 bis so Dollars per &cre %toltet;
baB bic nG6ite CHARACTERIZATION pon 10
bis 80 Mteilen uno Der N6Iasmartt nod
rueiter e%ntfernt lit, un6 man6e unente
6ebrli9e Sultureinri9tung gang feblt.
8eIonbers benz Ipro9untunbi9eu SIM
%nunbersr, benz ameritaniI6e @erbdItniie
9ans neH iinb, fdat Die Qniieoe!un9 IN
Der 6in06e, fern uon Ntartt, Giienbabn
un6 .Stubt, audi in 6aIifornien i6wer,
unb wirb ibm cine Ntie6erlaTun9 nGber
Der 8abn, Boit ober Stobt tets 9r0Bere
Bortbeile brin9en, wenn ibm aud oas
gano etpaS toltet, o6er Elm otretter Nnz
I9luB an cine QlniieOeIung, 8umal cine
beuti9c, ale S9wieri9teiten beceuteno
erlei9teru. 9lu9 itei9t bus Sono na6e
8abns unO Wtarft : @~ele9enbeiten melt
raider i'm @ertbe, ais abieits 9ele9ene
Strsfen, unb ueripre6en aud SapilaIss
anlussn in iol6em srOBere GentobilitGt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13

bIidt.~ Das mar gu uier FIR ben Mann.
@5t6bnen6 iant er in einen StubI, nnO
na96em er fi9 mod na6 benz WobIs
befin6en Der Mutter un6 Gin6er ertun.
bist bate, elite er fpOrnftrei9s in fem
@ei6dft 3uriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13
2le6er imporlirte 9icre

ma6t Der rNm,. D. 8." folgenOe 9es
~~ertunseu: v0a ia ben Ser. Stooten
isit eiaiaen HefSS'Shgen pie! ulrs 0urti6IanO
unb Seiterrei6 impo1'alt.es SLsr 9e.r.Hz
ten wirb, fnb bic nodfotSseoe" omit
diem 3ifTern Der 8iereinfubr aus Del. &C.
uannten Qdnoern ni6t obne SntereTG
BaieriL6 9ier IT, oy'auntli8 ii. 3utes
gebrGu. SnoeNsa jds.1t IS, oaF II oen
Der. Staaten r.sby impurities bate
rides Bier gc.aRteg, ais cirgtfl9rf
pirb. Wah San Rrridteu Der onseittGs
niIfeu Goniulr In 8uiern ii in ben err
ten ie5s Ntouls. ). 5. non bort Bier
IN f8LgeufeHt 94s:the not ben yer.
5taaten uefIdJHt moroen:
GSnmlorbe2trt Uiin9en....S 3,869.26
Tirnber9 9.o3o.3o
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13
pie Answeifnuseu aus Dem Of
fid5en OentCGfano.

8er bisber in Der @ei3i6te 6ie auss
treibuns Der SaI3burser 9r~oteitsrta|
las. Del mag ii6 wobl mandS
lSagt 6aben, ioI6e hnb 8k
-, finn he,tte ft.L:L
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13

G5+ootsn nefIdlTt mor6sn:
t''c'Inrbs ~ n}1nhen - 9.S69.2 90
0'' Tarn6ero -. o,o9o.7o
--
a-n;or,nrn .SI2, 964.96
g5nmit N nod5 ben Scr. Staateu I'M
erlfen .0oIbiobr Don 1885 baieriI6es Bier
I'M gEertbe pom MIR 81, 964. 96 .9ebra8t
" Sselfn tspi%4t fsir, H..
aoriibsr Sdae ben Merib Der Gtns
,oT 1ein gier uno 9iaueuren in
laysre 4; oiten omaeben. So in6 0ein,
m;sr nsS qioueSre aus nadaenannte1
So an fo1oSnSsr g9ertbe einoeFibrt
,nnrSSn
Oh $50, 57O.96
@snrns6r,si, .., go, 500 .85
Ssmb1Tn a, 9oI.ls
3D. l1,o7I.46
9rsrrsr as, 282 50
G".as..Srhe 1904. 20
M. m;at Sonou ouF Mein un6 uie uieI
NN N' - -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08
What a Republican thinks of il.

A republican who is credulous en-
ough To suppose that the election Of
Cleveland has really anything to do
with the low prices Of farm products
is just sufficiently unsophisticated to
suppose man wants to drink after
imbibing 4 gallon Of water,and should
keep right on voting the republican
ticket without reading anything ex-
cept republican newspapers. Yet he
should remember that the tramp syS-
tenn OF large bodies Of unemployed
men moving about the country peri
odicaly in great tidal waves Tor the
past dozen years is not the result Of
democrRtic government or misman-
agement. In our way OF figuring we
make out that the protective system
has brought to this country Il large
number OF the ''pauper laborcrs' OF
Europe who have SO largely taken
the place OF native labolers at such
reduced rates that the latter have
been compelled to tramp for pros
pectiye better situations. We are
informed by those who know that in
most of the manufacturing establish
ments OF the east native operatives
have been largely supplantcd by
Canadian and European laborers at
such low wages that Americans con
slider they cannot compete. There
isn't u single taint of democracy in
all this Iowa Postal Card.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

The last issue OF the st. Paul Globe
for 1884 contained an eight page ex-
ira, showing in detail the growth and
improvements Of the city for the year
1t Summarizes thus:
The buildings erected in 1854 in
st Paul cost over eight million dol
lars.
The public improvements aggre-
gated nearly three millions.
The wholesale trade exceeded sixty
millions.
The manufactures OF the year ex-
ceedsd sixteen millions.
Our banks show q capital Of &c.
$50 900.
Ten lines OF railroads are already
here, and five more are moving in
this direction for 1885.
Our schools and churches are fully
up to the standard. and in every re-
spect ST. Paul stands pre-eminent in
the Northwest.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

The national bank currency must
go, and that pretty soon. OF the pos
sibilily Of the retirement OF the legal
tender notes by redemption and can
ce!'ation there is no indication. The
contracting OF them in this way w;ls
stopped ia 1875 by popular clamor.
and, rs we idy. remarked, they have
fixed ut their present amount ever
since, without effort by either politi-
bal party to reduce it. The same
may b. said OF the coinage Of silver
dollars. Every attempt to cheek or
suspend it has hitherto been aboltiy..
The west almost unanimously f;lyori
it, and will support it to the last. A.
to danger that the withdrawal oi
bank circulation may cause 4 none
tary stringency, concerning which 81
much solicitude has been expressed
in various quarters, it need only be
remarked that the coinage Of gold
and silver alone will more than till
any vacuum thus occasioned. Nheth-
er this coin gees into circulation us
coin or as government receipts for
coin deliverable OH demand is imma-
terial. At the worst, supposing the
amount to be reduced by an unusual
foreign demand, exceeding the pro.
duet Of our mines, We shall always
have, as we had during the war, the
resource of the legal tender notes
especially since the issue Of then
has been declared by the supreme
court TO be constitutional exercise
Of governmental power. We shal
always do well to remember that tn,
natural forces are often stronger thar
Legislation, and the common sense o.
events constantly sets aside the
transcendental reasonings Of theor.
lists and philosophers.-N. Y. Sun.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

Give any man his choice between
putting $40 in silver into his pocket
and $40 in small notes, and he will
leave the silver and take ths notes
This is a perfectly innocent. pre- fer
cuce, and there is 70 reason why it
should not be gratifled. Besides
the notes cost little, and when they
are worn out the expense Of replac-
ing them is tritiing. But the wear
ing ont Of the silver coin by handl-
ing or carrying in the pocket in
wolves a destruction Of aat,lal value.
which is entirely avoided hy the sub
stitntion Of paper.-[S. \. Sun.
And the week before Christmas
the National banks OF New York city
paid into the United States Sub
Treasury Of that city about $2,OOO,-
900 in gold, taking in exchange for
it silver certificates for the amount
for the simple reason that they pre-
ferrcd the certificates to gold, even
though when paid, the pay would be
ia silver which these same bankers
denounce us the 81 cent dollar.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08
Ancient ideas About 6lIl..
Trade Journal

The ideas Of the ancients upcn the
subject of the origin Of silk were rathe,
vague, some supposing it to be the en.
trails of spider, which fattcned for
years upon paste, at length burst, bring
ing forth its silken treasure; Others that
it was spun b. hideous, horrid grub in
hard nests of clay ideas which were not
dispelled till the sixth century, when
the first silk-worms reached CONSTANT.
nople, introduced and cultivated, like
many others benefits, by the wandering
monks. From thence they were soon
imported into Italy, which for long
period remained the headquarters Of the
European silk trade, until Henry Nv,
Of France, seeing that mulberry trees
were as plentiful in his southern prov.
inces as in Italy, introduced silk-worm
culture with great success.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

Republicans are the most virtuoEs
peol lc III the world. one would think
when taking the poisoned cha!ice
they held to other lips for years.
The south they kept out Of tho Un.
ion fol years appointing its gov
einors and debating its congress.
men and sending carpet baggers
down there nom it returned as sen
ators, most Of whom were more dc
serving Of the p-nitcntiary than tc
grace CT disgrace legislative halls
Now should the democrats apply .he
same kind OF medicine to Dakota n
the price Of its admission how tho
scoundrels would howl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08
Cymna-tic Exercise.
TIE Nonfh.I

Gymnastics are not and cannot Be the
ordinary mode Of exercise for the com
munity At large. Their influence !.
chici.y concerned with youths, and with
them it Is Of great Importance. Much
Of their future health depends mainly
on tho physical training received in
childhood and boyhood, and We hope "a
see systematic gymnastics, under OK
pcrienccd masters, gradually introduced
into all our schools It will, OF course.
have to be something very different from
that which is at present professed to he
taught by Scrgt. SO and-sO ct most
schools. Il shoald also begin earlier
than is usually the case.
Much would lie gained II this should
be found to take the place Of those VIC
lent exercises which give too great 1
prcponderance to the muscular system,
particularly in the case OF young men
occupied with intellectual studies; for
where regular training has to be gone
through, such as is rel iuired to fit one
for competition, these exercises often
end in running the constitution which
they had at first been intended to
strengthen.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

Extracts from letter written by
Senator Grimes to JacobRich in 1870
1T is enough to make the devil
laugh with glee to see the farmers
Of Iowa voting to support a high
tariff. which doubles the cost OF rail.
road iron, spikes, chairs, locomo-
tives, tenders, cars. ETC., the effect OF
which is to double the cost Of trans
portasion OF all they produce, and
all that they consume, and then hear
them srowl about the high rates OF
passage and frelghts, not for u NOM
ent reflection that they by their
votes impose these high rates OF
freight on themselves"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08
sBETTER THAN GOLD"
The Best Throat and Lung Medicine
Of the Age is Marsh's Golden
Balsanl.

my friends and the doctors said !
had Consumption. | used cod liver
oil and various remedies without
deriving any benefit. Your GOLDEN
BALsAM has cured me. | prize your
medicine very highly. It is better
than gold" II. L, Thomas, Dallas,
Texas.
'MARsH's GOLDEN RALsAM is decid-
edly the best Throat and lung meui-
cine OF the age. 1t cured me OF a
bronchial affection and chronic
cough after all other remedies failed
L L. j. Walker, Denver, Col.
Il have been using some Of
MARsH's Il oLDEN BALsaM for the past
two months for weak Lnngs,s aud !
find it helps me- much. IL
Jackson. Oskaloosa, Iowa.
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM for the
Throat and Lungs, and MARsH's
GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic. are
for sale by Lathrop & Slawson
druggists. Cresco. Large bottles 81
cents, and 81. Jan
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

From 1.-THE Current, :

From ssThe Current.
Midland. where mighty torrents run,
Ofpsacii brow and modest niien,
With glowing bosom 10 the sun.
Sits the majestic Prairie Queen.
Imperial rivers kiss her feet.
The free wind, through her tresses blow,
Her breath with unsown flowers Is sweet,
Her cheeks arc flushed with MORNINGS glow.
Grand In her beauty what cares she
For jawe.cd ellis, and rils of god,
For seats along the sounding sra,
AMI stored monuments OF CId,
Her hands are strong, her fame sectre,
Her praise OH lips whose praise 4 dear,
Her heart and hop. and purpose pure,
And God in all her landscapes near.
Aye, splendid Iii her ample lap
Are annual har vests heaped sublime;
Earth bears not, o., her prouGesL map,
A fa.ter soil, a fairer cline.
How sing her hilowy seas OF grain,
How laugh her fruits Oh vine and tree,
How glad her homes, In P,eriy reign,
Where Love 1, Lord and Wo.s hip freel .
Land OF the generous heart and brave!
Thy hosts ieaped IN the aercest fray,
When bed the n1bies; sons TO save
Our mighty realm for FRI edon's sway.
Thy children know where honor Hes,
The deeds that greatness coHsecratc,
And on their stalwart virtues rise
The pillars OF the peerless State.
--IloRATIo n. POWERS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08
ANoruEn FROM THE SANE.


"Just to the north OF the center ol
the county rises Crane creek, which
flows nearly south through a gently
rolling country and finally finds its
way in the Wapsipinic on"
Now lots Of teachers in the county
giving instruction about the watel
courses persist in telling their pupil:
that Crane creek empties its waters
into the Turkey, just above Auburn
in Fayette county. But some how
the essayist has it find its way ovel
hills and through valleys into an
other stream.
Haste in preparing, or 4 failure to
revise an article before giving It t.
the public through the press, often
brings shame and modification npor
what otherwise would have pos
seescd the merit to justify com,
miltee in awarding premium.
We regret that the article from
which these extracts We're taken
descriptive OF Howard county, should
have been marked BY such absurd
ty and error and that IN article
50 glaringly defective should have
gone forth as entltiei to 4 premium
from our county society.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

Protection to American industry
Is the theme upon which the shirt
manufacturers OF New York have
harped until they have grown
hoarse, and the way they carry pro-
lection into effect is to pay the poor
seamstresses who make the shirts
for them, just thirty cents dozen.
We trust that the poor girls who are
thus compelled to work for worse
than pauper wages are not given to
extravagant habits as the result Of
such princely wages in the rnanufac-
ture Of goods which we amply pro-
tected by our tariff law.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08
The ouassia Cure.
JChiearo Tribune.l

It is alleged by one who has been
cured OF Il consuming taste for alcoholic
stimu.ant that half ounce of ground
auassia steeped in 4 pint OF vinegar. a
small teaspoonful of the de oction 10 be
drunk in a little water every time the
thirst comes on, affords certain cure
In a few days the liquor craving will
have entirely disappeared. This is a
cheap, simple, and harmless remedy for
q very serious and expensive passion.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

It is now said that more republi
with the Chicago Brand Lcman elec-
ton fraud. II is claimed that Arthur
Gleason and Henry Biehl, deputies
In the county clerks office, and DR..
:. Strausser, S. +. Shields and Peter
Hanshorongh. judges, and Edward
Kelley and ". j. Sullivan. clerks OF
election ii the 2nd precinct in the
18th ward, ut the late election, are all
Republicans But, no matter what
any OF them are, they all ought to be
in the penitentiary; also, &. Maekin,
and the engrayers md printers.-I
Rock Islander.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

Should Gov. Sherman call d speci-
al session Of the legislature to regu-
late the railroads it is more than
probable that the number Of rail-
roal commissioners would be- in :
creased to correspond with the NUM-
Der OF railroads in the stat. md each
railroad be given the selection Of
a commissioner 70 look TO the inter
ests Of its road. and to help carry
Vanderbilts anathelGa into excel
fion
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

The Burlington Hawkeye ends a
long editorial on the Hatton Clark
son controversy with the following
appropriate advice: "Mr, Clarkson
had better stop and reflect. He is
one Of the nismanagers Of Blainc's
campaign. and he is responsible for
its failure il anybody is. II he had
been contentcd to stay at home and
manage the politics Of the asricul-
tnral college or the Clarinda asylum
he might not now be tearing his hair
and damning other people for the
consequences Of his own ineificiency
and lack Of political sagacity.'