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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27

II does seem as though John Nc.
dugh, OF Howard county, is the RIGHT
man In the right place. He has
incurred the displeasure of the green
back. prohibition elemen. OF that
county. John Is too good democrat
@ % found crawling on his belly.
% sell his principles to the highest
Dldder.-Cedar Valley Times, Nash
10.
And yet he crawled on his belly
sumcaently to make u prohibition
address At Lime Springs. He was
tnen making bid for the support
Of Elder Brown, and his wing Of the
republican party. No democrat in
This county has mistaken him for
. democrat. That Times man is n
discerning dog.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27
County Politics.

The political pot will commence to
boil in the county now that The State
tickets are before the public. The
straight outs have heretofore an
nounced their intention to put a sepa-
rate ticket in the field and it is pro-
bable they will dc so II their master
and patron saint John Ntzhugh, SO
orders. The wax-figures which will
appear prominently on the stage be-
fore the public will be Rod McHugh
and Blackman who will dance to
music gay or grave as John NcHugh
turns the crank and manipnlates the
string behind the curtain. These
two will be flanked on either side 10y
the lend men" who have heretofore
been their confedeIates and support
ers in rafting the bones Against
this unholv allied trinity OF Office
brokers will be arrayed in solid
phalanx all supporters Of the ticket
to be found at the head Of these col.
umns. The duty OF meeting and
organizing for an aggressive cam
paign will devolve nEon the commit
tee appointed at the last nominating
convention OF the county. This
committee as constituted consists of
one person from each township and
unless they have been read out OF
the party by Rod and Blackman are
politically divided as eight democrats
and four nationals. The names and
the townships they represent are as
follows:
Alton, jerry Roche;
Albion, P. I. DeLange;
Chester. r. Noonan:
Forest City, S. S. Lambert:
Howard, G. W. Ostrander:
Howard Center, p. G. Wanless;
Jamestown, Thos. McCook;
New Oregon, Aug. Smart:
Oak Dale, Jas. Cannon:
Paris, Henry Plank;
Saratoga, T. J. Gibbons;
Vernon Springs, J. j. Lowry;
This committee as we understand
organized by the appointment Of a
chairman and secretary, the former
being Hon. S. S. Lambert Who the
secretary is we are unable to state.
No time should be lost in organic
ing. The campaign is the most i'm
pOrtant one ever in the state and in
wolves issues OF the gravest magni-
tude. It is OF prime Importance that
We elect the next Representative from
the county. This Office is more i'm
portant to the people than all the
others important us they are
Will the chairman a.d secretary
take prompt measures toward saii-
ing this committee together ut Lime
Springs or other convenient place
to take such action in the premises
rs the present and the future de-
mand?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27
w ell Drillir
and B

We are now prepared, ="
best machinery TO be obf.i
Bore aud Drill Wells Of any -
short notice. We furnish tub, i.
rnrbing for all wells when it i, nee
rssary, free or charge. All work
warranted. Address tile undersigned
1t Cresco, Iowa.
36m6 MOIN & WiEJIIR
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27

THERE are two classes in this conn-
try. These classes are at war; The
one fights to hold the fruits Of it's own
labor, the other to steal them by law.
The latter is OH top at present. --i0ra
Tribune.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27

When tie republicans went out il
was Il chilly time Il, they said ii
would be. Wonder il the attempt to
Gust them in the Hawkeye state ac-
counts for the chilly weather Of a.
morning uowf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27

The bankers and the money-lcnders
are the pirates OF this and al other
civilized countries, and ta"y are le-
stroying even the savages. Hayes TAT
len advertiser.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27

The American farmer with 10 acres
pays more taxes than anaerhiit does
on his SsO,0OO,01o OF Government
bonds. Baltimore Form and Gar.
den.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27

IT is high time that the viii OF the
people was placed paramount to the
wishes and convenience CT tho railroad
companies. - Troy (N. J. "..a,4l.yN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27
Decentralization State Ticket.

For Governor.
CHARLES Z. WHITING.
OF Monona County.
For Lieutenant Governor.
E. H. GILLETTE.
OF Polk County,
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
VIM. f. BRANNAN.
OF Muscatine County.
Por Supt. OF Public instruction.
F. w. MOORE,
OF Davis County.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27
Original Notice.

UFIHIEa1 .tNilIF.
In the Circuit Court In am. fnf Howaf,. Co., Ia,
september Term Iss5.
sWenson 4 Lowry. plaintiffs.
vs.
\. +. Cole. defendant.
To the defendant above named.
Yon are hereby notified that on or before Aug.
18th. 1sS5. there Will be on file In the Office OF
The Clerk Of the Circuit Court In and for the
sonnfy Of Howard, State Of Iowa. a petition OF
he paintln above named, claiming ~ You The
sum OF sixty-twO and 5D-fDO (s625fg dollars and
interest and attorneys fees on your prnmisory
note. IL writ OF attachment has Issued herein
against your property.
And that unless you appear thereto and Ge-
Tend before noon OF the second day OF the next
term OF the said court appointed TO be held 1T
the court house IN said county, commencing on
the 11th day OF september. 1855, your default
will b. entered and Judgment rendered against
you thereon. In accordance with the prayer o.
said petition. MCCARTHY a. McCGOg.
lJi Attorneys for PHI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27

A horse thief in office two weeks
loses two weeks Of precious time ut
his vocation. But land thief in
office during Ill entire aaministra-
ton comia liy his vocation improv-
ing each Shining hour That is
the difference between Cleveland
and Arthur, Teller aud Judd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27
CHOLERA germs show decided affinity

CHOLERA germs show decided affinity
for human lips; therefore fruit from
infected districts is dangerous. The
orange especially. Or any fruit which,
like this, is washed with water before
shipment, is very likely to transmit
the germs. To touch the body of q
cholera patient and afterward acci-
dentally to touch ones own lips with
the same hand would probably cause
cholera to the person SO doing.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-27

july l, 1884.
Total Cash in Treasury. .$lS7 ,513.8S1
A. U. WYMAN, Treas.
July /, 1885.
Total cash in Treasury. S5G9, G43, 587
Total available for re-
duction OF debt. -. $263, got, O23
G.. n. JORDAN, Treas.
BuT No BoND CALL.
= Chicago Express.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19
BRANDING cATTLI.
Matter That Deserves tho Immediate
Attention Of Western Cattlemen.

A Matter That Deserves tho Immediate
Attention Of Western Cattiemen.
The range business. Il would seem.
has another sin TO answer for. and Il Is
ono which effects everybody. II ap-
pears that by improper branding thou.
sands Of hides aro so oiniured that they
are comparatively worthless. II is esti-
mated tina, the loss from this source NJ
Chicago alone is e2.0O0.OOO n year. and
that throughout the entire country Il
will reach $4,000 Hut eonsidcra.
bic leather that is damaged In this way
gets into the leather articles thai we
use, and. of course, Is not 10 service
able. The cattle men say that they can
not remedy the evil. They must brand
and brand practically as they now do
Il to protect their property They can
not they say. use smaller brands.
for they could not be Distinguish.
cd in rounding up. They can
not brand ON q less valuable
part Of the hide. for the brand would
not TO be prominent enough. That may
all be true, but that does not help the
tanners. or the purchaser of an impcr-
feet leather article. Five millions of
dollars. too. Is pretty high cost for q
method. and 10 save That ought to be
sufficient motive to attempt 10 devise
some less objectionable means 10 reach
the desired end. hut there j. one fact
that l. plain enough TO anybody who
will examine these branded hides.
Many Of them are not properly done.
They show that they have haen done
either by somebody who did not care
how he did Il. or hY somebody who
was mad when be did II. The depth u
the brand Is often powerful, suggrs-
tive that the brute " ha did lho work
became angry with the animal for some
reason. and branded for punishment.
In one conclusion MI VIII agree and
that Is there Is no Necessity II burning
the animal clear through. A little .snss
and humane feeling wouLi do much 10
nlcsliIs the esll complained VI. = assisrs
fEral
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19


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Dc plaic with poo pastry. AMI place .
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removed, on ii, and scatter sugar over
ihem Then pot layer Of sliced ap.
plrs With sugar. and cover with sliees
ui efaurc. audsugar Put an upper crust
oi uice pastry over the pie and bake it
ias half an hour or until the apples are
perfectly soft Take the pie from the
tin plato while t i warm, put into q
china plato and scatter sugar over the
top C'uylagl Lsidtr.
Rice Cake Onc.hali cupfnl Of but.
ter, two cups " sugar, four egg, one
and onc-half cups rice -four. one and
onc-half cups flour, ono teaspoonml
baking powder, one-half cup oi cream,
one ioaspoonful extract II lemon. Beat
the eggs and sugar together ten min
unite, ada the melted butter; sin to.
Cether the -four, rice -four and powder.
which add to the eggs etc. with the
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batter and bake in patty pans, well
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The Household.
lie who tills the soil is engaged in
an honorable occupation. Agriculture
Is the greatest .mong the arts, for it is
supplying our necessities; il fayors and
strengthens population; il creates and
maintains manufactures; gives employ
ment 10 navigation and materials TO
commerce. II is also the strongest bond
Of well-rcgulated society and the surcst
basis Of international peace, the natural
associate Of good morals. - Montreal
IVitugSs.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19
The Value Of the Percheron Stud
Book of France.


1t contains the pcdigrecs and briel
descriptions Of about five thousand OF
the best bred Pcrcherons, and none
but tho produce Of recorded sire and
dam arc now eligible to entry. Every
one Is familiar with tho old breeding
axiom. Like begets like or the likeness
OF some OF its ancestors" From this
alone tho most obtuse mind will readily
perceive that n knowledge Of those
ancestors Is rs necessary TO the sue
cessful breeder as the perfection Of the
animal himself. Stud books ara histo-
ries OF th, individuals Of breed. and
are, therefore, tho only means by which
the value Of any animal for breeding
purposes can be measured; while the
worth OF animalsof unknown ancestry
however fine they may be. indiyidunlly.
can only bo ascertained by experiment
This Is the reason why animals of es-
tablished pedigrecs, tracing through n
hne OF excellent ancestry, always com
mand higher prices. In this advanced
age OF scientific breeding any person
attempting to disparage the value Of
pedigrecs. or opposing improvement
through the means Of stud books. mus,
be actuated by selfish motives and
should be regarded with suspicion
There are many horses being Imported
from France, Of whose origin nothing
Is known. "s
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19
- -
HOW AND WHEN TO EAT.
Directions for Persons DESTROYS OF Avoid
Ing Indigestion.

Directions for Persons Desirous OF Avoid
Ing Indigestion.
Never eat food when not needed, simply
to save it, for in doing so. it Is twice
wasted. II Is thrown away in the siom-
ach, as II is not transformed into health
and strength, but becomes q source Of
disease and suffering. II had better be
thrown upon the land, to rcappcar In
the form Of vegetation.
Never eat at bed time, nor when very
much exhausted, nor in great haste, for
In SO doing the seeds Of dyspepsia are
easily sown. II You have not time to
eat a fair meal properly, you will gain
by eating just what you can eat like an
intelligent being, taking II so moder-
ately that It may be- well chowod and
mixed with saliva, so that II may be di-
gcsted, os that only is Of any Importance
In the promotion Of health and strength.
Never hnrb0r the foolish and absurd
idea that the richer your food Is IN
grease, spices, the sweets and the like.
the more nourishing Il will be for the
palmer food contains the most available
nourishment, bread being the "staif Of
life. " The complicated dishes are often
so difficult Of digestion that even less
strength is obtained from them than
from onc-half OF the quantity Of plain
and substantial food, while some kinds
OF so-called rich foods exhaust more
strengthen the vain attempt TO digest
them-than they can afford. making an
actual loss
Never hurry unnecessarily. or At.
tempt TO do more labor than you can
fairly do, unless sure Of having ample
time in the future to rectify errors or to
be sick
Never eat between neal. not even of
fruits. II YOU are at all troubled with in.
digestion, or are willing to become a
dyspeptic at some time. No amount Of
hard work will justify lunches, ~ the
stomach can not digest food when taken
90 irregularly. nor well dispose Of more
than three meals each day.
Never take ice cream or Ice water at
your meals, or during the digestion of
thom-within four hours after taking
them-whcn satisfied that 'cold din.
ncr' will prove unfayorable In your
case, as ordinary food is never half as
cold as these articlcsl Ot is not ncccs.
sary TO be governed wholly by our
tastes, especially when that is yitiatcd by
bad habits. )-Golien Ralc.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

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The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

Breiellos or V-shapcd trimmings are
most in favor ON dress waists and on
mantlcs For short stout figures this
pointed garniture Is made very long.
reaching TO the wais, line In sharp
point. and spreading out at the top to
midile Il the shoulder seams; for more
slender figures the V i much shorter,
reaching only 10 the top Of the darts. aud
touching the edge Of the collar al tho
top The back and front may be made
exactly alike. or else the back may have
only very short point, while the fronts
extend 10 the waist line The fat gal
looms with large jc, or colored beads
form brutclles for large figures. while
The drops aud fringcd galloons are most
elective on smaller forns -Harpcr's
Batar.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

A correspondent N Western journal
say there Il no sufer way n predicting
q change In tho weaiher than by Oh.
serving iho habits u ilie snail They 40
not drink. but imbibe moisture during
a rain and exndo Il aiiefwafd The anil.
NAL Il never seen abroad except before
rain. The tree snail, ne II Il called,
Two days before rain will climb up tho
stems ~ plants, and. II the rain ID going
70 be- hard and long one, will got on the
sheltered sde u leaf, but II n short
rain, on the outside. Then there AFRO
other species that before q rain are yel.
low. after blue. In other anails deep
indenlailons. beginning ut the head be-
tween the horns and ending with tho
juncture Of the tail, appear few days
before storm
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

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ffinggfnout N their rights
IN 1881 tho Diet published m edict
abulishing The Keeping ~ Blue Monday.
Very little attention wn7 paid ~ II, how.
ever. and IN 1904 The Emperor Francis
renewed H. IN i772 decree of the I'm.
pife was made abolishing Hue Monday,
but even then I was many years before
there was much change In the obaery.
ancc oi the day, the iourneymen tailors
being among the last TO fail TO devote
every Monday 10 the worship Of Bac.
chus In spite Of any rewards which
might b. offered 10 tempt him to honest
labor. Boston Gl0bc.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

Lieutenant Grccly. now in England,
has advised English explorers, in case
they contemplate another polar expedi.
tion, TO proceed BY the way Of Franz Jo.
seph Land. but he doubts II the North
Pole will ever be reached. rs he Is con.
vinced the land where II Is located Is
capped with ice three thousand feet
thick. which is constantly changing In
form. Arctic explorers would. possibly.
confer rs much benefit upon mankind
by demonstrating absolutely that the
poles Of the earth could not be reached
as by overcoming the barriers and get.
ting directly under the North Star.
Chicago Current
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

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The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19
TIE PYRoPHoRE.
Natures Electric Light and How II Gas
He Ised.

be tHcds
At . recent meeting Of the Academy
Of Sciences, at Paris, q pclate hall filled
with water, in which were half \ dozen
Insects about an inch in length, which
shone like diamonds, although the room
was filed with sunshine, was passed
around among the members. These in
sects had been brought from Mexico,
where they are to be found in the for.
csts. Their scientific name Is the
pyrOphore; anu, as none had ever been
seen before in Europe, they created
quite q sensation. The light resembles
that Of glow worm or fire fly. al
though rs much more brilliant and in
tense as an electric lamp surpasses
wax taper in is power of illumina.
ton. When the light begins TO fade. II
can be made rs brilliant as before by
shaking the insect, or dipping it in
water. 1t is said the indians
OF Mexico use them for a
light nj night, as few will suffice to il.
Illuminate an entire room. When they
are walking at night, they put one on
each foot. SO that they can be sure of
their way, and also that they do not
step upon any ycnomous snake or rep
tile with which the tropical forests
abound. The Mexican ladies buy them
Of the Indians, and inclose them in
transparent bag which they wear in
their hair or at tho neck. The effect Is
very beautiful, especially when several
are worn; and, rs the Indians sell them
for few cents dozen, they are within
the reach Of every fair one. They are
fed on sugar-cane, and, II well taken
care OF, will live long time. One
placed upon page will enable IL to be
read with ease in the darkest night
Scientific american.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-19

We often zee children with rcd errp,io,,
on faco and hands rough. scaly ~ I',vmi ssl
otien sores on the head. Theses th,nss iii iii
eate .a deprayed condition Of the bloed H.
,ne gI1wing period, clildrpn have n.., ~
purS hlooi hy which 10 build up strung u : nj "
healthy bodies. u DR. Pienre's St,el.ia', ~.
msalesi Discoveryr is given. the blood I
PoIgsd OF its bad elements. and the child.s
ysesel9pment will be healthy, and A. 4,
ssooala so be Scrpfulous affections. rirlet.
,ss,rsoreS ,es,a5s hipioint disease or other rrave
fr,,. .as.,a ana suffering are fure 10 rp-tlt
10 such cases F''lNI a''ention