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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

back . mere pittance OF their earn.
ings, for the purpose OF keeping soul
and body together, have been will
Ing to shoulder arms and march
against their brothers, that the wrath
Of their oppresGors might be aveng-
ed and their possessions greater.
But what has all this to do with
money, you may ask? Well, 1t means
4 concentration Of wealth III the
hands Of q few. Wealth is power, and
when allowed to accumulate In the
hands Of q few Il makes that few
powerful, 50 powerful that they can
by combining, cotrol all the produce
Of labor and then all the money which
erpresents 1t. Thus they are donbly
strong and well do they know It. BY
being able to control all the money
and having possession 1T all the
property they are able to control all
the labor, and there is no end to
their power. Out Of this power
grows aristocracy, the very opposite
Of democracy, always a. war with 1t,
its opponent in every field. Demo-
cracy builds up the interests Of all
equally, and claims that the people
can and must rule themselves.
Aristocracy says 4 few human lords
must boss, dictate and rule. Dem
ocracy says every person has right
to'a voice In government through the
ballot. Aristocracy says property
alone shall decide who may vote and
that property Is the standard by
which to Judge mankind, intelli-
gencc having nothing to do with It.
Democracy disseminates kn0 Wedge
Iamong the many; aristocracy-
among tho few. And all this time
aristocracy represents money-ac-
cumulated wealth. Democracy re-
presents industry, the producing Of
wealth. Do you favor arist0cracy!
Do you favor aristocracy? Do. you
love to see your ncighbor assume to
be your superior only because he
has more money? Do you? When
you are sure he don't know 80 much
II not, then at once study into the
science Of money; know what 1t re-
presents! Then demand justice
which can only come through q
volume Of money sufficient to dc
business for cash, and stop this war
between rich and poor. Then all the
bad conditions above enumerated
will die Of their own disease and hu.
manity will be happy, but before oil
this the science Of money must be
understood, and Its manipulations
in the interest Of aristocracy cease
forever.-(Maquoketa Record.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
Bill Nye at a Military Banquet.

/ am not much OF u military man.
once undertook to hold claim in
the North Park, but \ bitterness
sprang up between myself and the
Indians, and lost my front hair.
Cholera, chief o. the Utes. came to
the Boomerang mine one day and
said he would gise' lhe Two sleeps to
get away in. Ididn't want any dit
fioulty with him. and thought one
sleep was enough, and SO l hurried
right away. said 10 him: Noble
warrior or the knock kAeed Utes,
take NY mine, you can have it, it's
already salted; It will keep through
the hot weather all right. Help Your.
self to anything you can find; take
my g.nb, take my whisky: drink
ynuself INTO Il pre,natal. grave at my
expense, lire up with NV nitro glyc-
crime nnd drop on yourself. And then
I got out.-lBoston Globe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

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Family Newspaper, Enterprising,
Bright, Clean: Accurate and Impair.
tial In the Presentation Of its News;
Pithy and Pungent in the Discussion
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OF Ill Parties with Equal Courtesy
and CahdOr.
The GLOBE will aim to be u reflex
OF the Best Sentiment OF the Great
Northwest. It will Champion Its
Interest and Stimulate its Progress.
Il will We alive to every Interest Of
this Grand Section, dnd viRilant ii
Collecting and Publishing all the
Important News in the most Attrac-
tive Form.
twill s4and for Honest Govern
ment. d Revised Tariff, Reduced
Taxation, Repealed Treasury Sur
plus, the Opening Of American Mar
kets to the Nations OF the World,
DethrOncment OF Monopoly. Pro-
tected Labor and an Honest Ballot
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The credit OF the nation possesses
intrinsic value as we'll as any metal,
and it represents labor as gold, be-
cause it is given in exchange for Ia
hor. Something must be employed
as q circulating medium, and why
not use the national credit for the
purpose? Gold is out Of the ques-
ton for we have not got it. Green
backs have worked well, and they
are exceedingly popular. prefer
these government bills to bank bills
public to private credit.-lHon
Moses W. Field, Regent Michigan
State University.
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What If

Twenty men shouldagree to guaran-
tee the payment OF promissory notes
by endorsing them with the collect
i've credit OF the whole, making them
perfectly good and current? Having
done this, what il they should put
these notes in the hands Of one OF
the party to loan out for his own in
dividual profit? And then ii the re-
manning nineteen or any OF them
should 60, individually, to tie loaner.
(banker,) and borrow these notes and
pay him ten per cent for the use OF
them-wouldn't it be nice spscula-
ton for the nineteen? How long
would 1t take them TO get rich by
such tinanciering? And ii the loan
er, (banker,) couldn't make any mon-
ey out OF the business, who could?
Could any Of the others? But this
is what we do on national scale.
We, all the people, collectively. put
our credit back Of national bank
notes and make them good ard cur
rent and then we give them to bank
ers, and afterwards, we go individn-
ally to the banker and borrow the
collective credit that he has been
given, and pay him for the accom-
modation," and he and his friends
and all the fools they can make, de.
clare that the banks don't make any.
thing out OF it. And the bankers and
their friends and the fools agree that
this is the best banking system the
world ever saw, because the notes
are SO safe. Safe they nre. because
they are endorsed with the credit o.
fifty millions OF people with all til.
property they own or expect to owl
while the government exists. 1t is ;
safe system and sure-sure to max,
millionaires and beggars faster thar
any system the world ever saw
Hastings Plain Dealer.
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NEWS CONDENSED
Concise Record or the Week



Fire destroyed the single factory o
~ North Buffalo planning mill, At Buffalo,
n. Y, causing loss Of over $500 Nudge
q Co.'S shoe factory. at Danvers Csntsr,
llass, Was burned, together with three other
shops and $4,000 worth OF stock. The loos
D estimated at $55.0o0.
Abe Buzzard. the Pennsylvsnis out
law, surrendered 70 tho prison keeper %
Lancaster, hrst cxtortlng promise from The
Taller and bis brother that they would not
claim the reward offered for his arrest.
Ex-Gov. Hale Of Now Hampshire,
who has been carrying on extensive manu-.
featuring enterprises IN New Hampshire
and Vermont, and 10 also largely interested
in real estate IN boston. has failed for .
large amount.
The Juniata Building and Loan A.
ISOLATION OF Everett. Pa, hes failed for
os5. 900.
Benjamin Helpkin, New York ~
loon-keeper. shot his wife in tho head and
then blew out bis brains.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher il preaah.
ing . series Of sermons to bis Plymouth
Church congregation upon the subject of
evolution. In his last Sundays sermon he
took the ground that the developments Of
science have rendered the theory Of plenary
and verbal inspiration OF tho Scriptures nm
Oenablc. but that in another scnse-thc sense
that II y . history OF the human race, and
that every part Of It was lived-the Bible y
divinely inspired book. Tho preacher -.
vised theoloSians to abandon the effort -
harmonic such biblical legends - tho story
Of the creation of the world in six days with
the facts Of science. Tho theory Of literal
Inspiration. he claimed, led surely 70 In.
Adslity.
After the doctors had visited Gen,
Grant, Sunday afternoon. they said that, .
compared with : week before. there Wa No
appesciabls increase OF the swelling On tho
throat and NO apparent increase Of the can.
oefous trouble in the throat.
The factory Of Beckerlis s Co., Dan
bury, Conn. was burned. entailing loss Of
oeoo. 0oo
w. T. Dprrance. for eighteen years .
osllsr IN tho Providence National Bank. VA
arrested In that city. after confessing tho
ombszslemnt OF $4,000.
William Henry, ex-business managed
q tho New York Herald, proposes 70 start {
papsr IN opposition to The Herald and WoFld
epd elaine 70 have 4soo. 1000 Of the necessasy
ol,ooo, 900 raised for the enterprise.
Al New Bedford, Mass, . confirmed
1nebriate named Charles Foss killed . nse
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
DOODLE FOR BANKS.
National Dask shares Exsnpt Yrsa sll fanatics
In Pennsy1yanls.- u g. 4. -.
psene COurt which Furnishes
. eue Iee Their Exenps
tlen In oil ether
HGafAo.
From Philadelphia Daily Times.

There has been Q decided disposi-
ton on the part Of County Commits
sioncrs in this Commonwealth TO tar
national bank shares for county pur.
poses. Not that It has really been
practiced to any great extent, but the
taxing powers in making up their
taxing lcvies have cast longing
eyes toward the bank shares and
wondered why they could no. be
taxeI rs the capital invested In
houses and land. On the con-
trary, the holders Of the shares
have resisted the taxation on the
ground that nearly all other
moneyed capital had been released
from local taxation and that bank
shares should be treated In the same
way.
4 test case was made in the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Schuylkill
county in 1883. The Commissioners
assessed for county purposes ten
shares OF bank stock belonging to
Frances w. Boyer, who thereupon
filed q bill ID the court praying for
ON Injunction restraining the defend.
ants from levyiAg the tax. The court
dismissed the bill without fling On
opinion. The case was appealed t.
the Supreme Court Of the State and
the decision OF the lower court ap.
proved. The case was then carried
to the Supreme Court Of the y. s
Boyer claimed that the shares were
not taxable for local purposes il
Pennsylvania, because section 6,2ls
Of the q. S., declares that the state
taxation shall not he at greater
rate than is assessed upon othel
moneyed capital Of individual citi'
zens,l land Us ninety-six per cent OF the
state was not taxable for local pur'
poses at all, the taxation Of bank
shares was clearly discrimination.
This was the view taken by the
Supreme Court Of the u. S., which
lately reversed the decision Of thu
Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The
affect Is, Of course, to release all ma
tioaal bank shares from local taxa
ton, unless the Legislature shall q
some future time see fit to include
all money vt interest, mortgages
notes, shares, Of stock II
other corporations, and in fact, OIL
foruy Of money capital in the list o.
property taxable for local purposes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
The Old. Old Story.

Why do we hear so much about
dyspepsia? Simply because so many
people have it. Why are So many
people talking abont their cure from
this dreadful diseasey Simply be-
cause they have been taking Brown's
Iron Bitters. Thus it Is with Mrs,
Taylor of Lynchbnrg, Sumter Co.
5. g., who says, Il have used Browns
Iron Bi.ters for dyspepsia with most
favorable results. l believe this
medicine Is I'LL that is represented
Dyspeptics. and sufferers from neu-
ralgia, weakness. etc.. should try it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

At recent sale Of Holstein cattle
at Troy, O., thirteen cows averaged
t356.54, twenty 2-year- Odds averaged
$2945O, fifteen 2-year-olds averaged
$224.5O, four 2-year- bulls aver
aged $32225 five 1-year-old bulls
averaged 1888, and thirteen spring
calves averaged $l77.69. The aver
age for the seventy was 42G6.5O. The
heifers were sold privately for 81 900.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

The postmaster ut Lewiston, Idaho,
having succeeded in-stealing about
10000 by means OF fraudulent money
orders. has concluded that he can
not conscicntiously remain In Office
under a despised democratic admin
istration. He has, therefore, abb
seconded without informing the de-
partment whittier to forward his
nail
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

Judging by the uneasiness OF some
or the republican newspapers, there
is reason to suppose that Cleveland
is going to make some sweeping
changes. The republicans remind
US OF the man who was having his
tooth pulled, Before the dentist had
got good hold, he exclaimed
'.Stop that! it hurts like blazes."
But have only begun"
''Then stop beginning"
-fSiftings.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

The doctors have been having
trouble with that trade dollar, swal-
lowed by young Hubbard, In Milwau-
kee. II they would only clap green
back over Hibbard's mouth and offer
to redeem the trade dollar ut its face
value or one hundred cents It would
be sure to come up. We never saw
q trade dollar that wasn't anxious to
come IN to Dlr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

II that is mans wisest statesman
ship which has brought the country
to condition where to pay its pub
lie debt is dangerous to the business
and productive interests of the peo-
pie. then it is time to turn the gov
eminent over 10 the women. II
We felt that we were even in the
most remote dregrce responsible for
such q condition OF things We should
consider ourself unworthy ever TO
cast another vOte.-[Ex.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
He Kent the Whole House Awake.

WAsH1nGTox, d. Chr. +. @. Nc
Cleary. a prominent solicitor Of pat
ents Of this city, was troubled for
several weeks with a severe cough,
which not only deprived him OF sleep
but annoyed others. The only thing
which did him any good, he says,
was the new preparation Red Star
Cough Cure. Il purely vegetable com.
pound, free from opiates, narcotics
or poisons Of any kind.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

so you have got twins at your
house?' said Mrs. Bezumbe to little
Johnny Samuelson.
Yes. mann, two OF EN-
"What are you going to call them?'
Thunder and Lightning
why those are strange names to
call children"
well, that's what pa called 'em as
soon as he heard they were in the
SiftingS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11

This thing of keeping Republic
cans in Office because they might
feel hurt il renewed said one Of the
Missouri Senators. recently. may be
the sort OF politics they have up in
Heaven, b1t it won't do on earth
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
Waukesha Glenn,
QUEEN or WATERS.

Ouarsnteed Incidentally Superior -coataial1o
more natural mineral salts. Il u pure. j ~
oaly aiurrcttc water known IL the world whla
acts directly upon tl,. erc.etiops ri The hye:l
Ktdaey, Urinaryanh Gecratiye Organs, aD1 =
Na&src's Sovereign Remedy for that numssoal
elass Of diseases that aiIlict The human family.
~ TAsssaads q sessinosiAe aeaied me-.
- tess We sill send JON . sample CO. q
- quart hotties. - bottled for family and elul
81, On rsceipt u $50 and this dvevtisemene
= . half barrel f1r 81 Address
T. n. BRYANT, Box B, WAUK1sHA, Wlo.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
PLAIN DEALER,
". X. MEAD. Editor.
THURSDAY. JUNE II, 1856.

II there should be war In Europe
then Russia's navy can do for English
commerce, what England's knavery
did for ours, during our late war.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11


As 4 check to the steady influx Of
idle wsrkingmen into their already
over-crowded territory, the more
humane citizens OF Ottawa, Kansas,
are placarding the city and SUR
rounding country with the following
poster which has been sent Us Tor
publication:
THE SHOTGUN POLICY
In Ottawa. Kansas"
NOTICE-To ALL HAVING FRIENDS IN
THE EAST, WEST, NORTH on SOUTH:
You will save yourself humilia-
ton and your friends from possible
iniignity, by notifying all such AT
ONCE thnt strangers coming to Of
tawa without money or In search OF
work are under suspicion, and Tor
each and every such offcnse, are
liable to service upon the city rock
pile, under shotgun surveillance.
Warn them away!"
"Dleeding Kansas," where first
blood was drawn In opposition to the
extension OF slavery aud for tree men
and free soil In the final contest
against tho slave power. sends Us q
printed notice warning free men,
away from Ottawa, which please read
under the caption: How Strangers
are entertained in Ottawa" This
shows what "our Ubiquitous none.
tllry system" and our hog land polio,
has done and is doing for people who
want to 20 to Kansas. Working mel
OF Kansas are being made as much
slaves as were the black men o
Virginia forty yearslago.-[Buckey'
Vidette.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
A Home Question

There has never been Q question
regarding the purity and strength Of
the Snow Flake Baking powder;
Then why not use it,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-11
III @ w T. o.
EFT RICHES
"A N D.
RETAIN THEM. =

Don't speculate in mines.
Don't speculate in anything wha-
soever with which you are not
cnoversant.
Don't 60 on anyone's bond.
Don't drink when asked to.
Don't drink when not asked.
Don't buy anything you don't
need.
Don't waste your time.
Don't marry an extravagant wo-
man.
Don't marry an extravagant man.
Don't mrry q penurious man.
Don't marry q penurious woman.
Don't get amusement-crazy.
Don't got crazy at all.
Don't buy wheat and sell at loss,
Don't buy wheat at all.
Don't lend money:
Don't spend money.
Don't dabble in stocks.
Don't 60 into partnership.
Don't stay out late at night
Don't have anything to do with
politics.
But make money by saving it in
buying anything and everything in
shape Of Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots,
etc., at A. Zundelowitz, under Lyric
Hall, Cresco, where you will find
the largest and best Stock Of new
|and hobby goods in the City.
IA. ZUNDELOWI1Z.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25
Copyright. 1888.
GOOD TTMEKEEPEh
From The -irkansa % i.If ~ frc

Dat. Ionns aroT ho%cbt a a watch from old An.
ratS So"eS Thc nest day entered speers zen aho
said: ..,or vatch Is dis yer sole me !"
DE rns wGSt to1 ,Sns Ssr Yer said dat would
"NO tamtt no .s night les eZ went to bed iookou
a s %ateh G an s t ns an
WALL wnem men ies' twenty mnts ter 'leben Yer 'oie ws
Sas ~ would keep good time 49,, ,,, 40 watch hab
Dass ,,n' Ter yer own account. Twenty mini1s YET
osn When yer went bed twenty mnits yer
wncA M rea,5sn' er been sich good watch wouiSsi
turned de time Oose an let It 60 on on ga. we seis
,,rff .; one time come over an I'll ehankc u AVE-
SrSer. Good mornin', sab. rss powerful busy
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25

cnps are except when the family Is In mourning. as now
unfortunately the case sights to At the side
ies as we'll rs gentlemen the uniform OF the hunt
bright blue with canary colored like The Edtt-
purge Rerfec. which. however by means represents
tne conservative opinions OF the S0ersets The costume
comes 0t very pretty the ladies' habits which have
ittie walstcoat and what is called. believe habit
shlri with stick up collar and blue neck tie. At
Ie the gentlemen staying with the Dukc
wear III they hunt with his honnds blue swallowtails
win canary Innings and facigs and canary silk waist
coats; but the lanies do not appear invariably In
un,orn IL matter OF regret that the Duke himself
no longer rides much OF Old but his eldest son. tho
Marus OF Worcester pronounce wooster) never misses
au'Y' ana mas hunted the Pack since lie came OF
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25

army that the Archduke Albert routed the Italian nan
army at CustOzza. Ills success cioSeu '"0 "'''
against all military refOrmers.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-25

Tho r,r,e from Cairo to Gondokoro very difficult.
sucz TO Mombas, easy (trom Momoas " 3" isc' pio'
lema.icaL)
Ibad. Gordon adieu at Camp Regal. Ii was de-
cided that was to re urn 10 Cairo 70 tikc COM
mond of the expedition. Isnlail kheiive tele-
granhe me at KhartJum: Come 70 caro-. A6so-
lute secrecy required The expedition saiied
few nor his later and Gordon thus refers 10 u ia
b,s book III: H. has sent Oft Mch. aud Long 10
Yuba Indian Ocean, aud told them To wall IoI me.
They will wait long time, expect. ne tIu.n
ia Gordon had changed his plan even during its
execution. ,,.,., :, o.,a. o.,
astonish the good people of Atheas, cut Oh INC .a
OF his dog Gordon said At Southampton 10 inc coI
RESPONDENT of The Pal Mall Gazette, Wi! cut OH
the dogs tail coate que coate he arrivst ~ nn %
toum and astouished the world by proclainlns tne
re.estabiishment of slavery in the soudln.
CARLYLE set down the Engnsnn upu pnpanc pic
"a "a world of hunkies aud sham heroes" has not
Gordon mock ed at this very pubic ana sam 'ha. "
matters little how the world may pronounce upon
him for the world at large is incapaoe Oh ss,nK
any opiuionD With the idiOsyncracles Oh Aci,
blades Gordon joins the ideai e"'""' ~
cyuicislns of Carlyle. .,;,;.. "a ,ha
Need one comment upon such eccehuiei.,IiS a,J
funeraI nile of tax-registers, his assumption anu
no,nmntion to the Nahyet OF the oouhan
the distribution OF tiO,Ooo 10 tno poVw tmar;c.
Khartoum, followed by an appear 10 An,e,''a tor
!" ion or 40 of pounds the offer to make tue Manor
aI L,ng the appeal that Zebehr the chiefslaver
ani greatrsf briCand Of the Soudan he sent up 10
hm asd last OF all the proclamation rec stapish'hs
slavery ,,;.,.,, and v,;ssiona ary
ant f his country Great Britain has had no ittie
JsnicnIty i'm keeping Chinese Gordon wl,nain Sao i
c;rcle If her wefl-!ald plans to annex Tue 'o "a
nn,rv N CHARLES CHAiLLE LoS"'