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AUCTION SALES.
LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-oN THE MORNING OF APRIL 10,
ger station and Adams Express warehouse, a
roll containing maps addressed "Supt. Coast
and GeOdetic survey, Washington, ID. o."
Agent Adams Express Co., No. 225 Pa. ave.
II. W., city, Rep. please copy.l
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A full line Black and C0lorod GROS
GRAIN SILK OF the most reliable makes
from zoe. up, at
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EDUCAIOINAL.

ID UsINEBs EDUCATION for young and mid
ID die aged men and women. Spring and
summer sessions Of tho Spencerian Business
College, corner Ninth and d sts n. W. Rapid
writing, bookkeeping, rapid calculations, Eng
lish language, stenography, type-writing, etc.,
thoroughly taught. Tuition; Year from date
of entrance, day or night, S60i three months,
day, 500 night, SD; one month, day, VS.
night, 50. Rapid writing only ~ lessons vs.,
Call or send for circulars,
HENRY q. SPENCER, Principal.
SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal
NORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1919 AND 1911
IN 14th st., near l4th.st. Circle. Select Board
ingschool for young ladies. Session $3.50
opens September 80, 1885. Early application
necessary, as number OF boarders VIII be
limited.
FINHE HOWE BUSINESS SCHOOL, b17 sEY.
IL enth street n. W., short, condensed course
In practical bookkeeping, rapid penmanship
and English branches at moderate rates OF
tuition, Morning, afternoon and night ses'
sions. Civilseryice preparation specially.
Shorthand, Elocutlon and Mathematics by
IN. BRYANT, Principal.
VNTAsHfNGTON SCHOOL OF PHoNO0.
w rRpny aud Type.Wfiling, 927 street. Reg.
uar evening HegaonB from September 10, Send
address for circular 10 y, A. Whtcomh, prinol.
pal, sect
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FOR SALE AND BENT.

PEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THos, 'E. wAeGAMAN, OI7 F street.
(ChRnges N Rde Wednesdays and SaturdRYB.)
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FOR SALE--Houses.

LoR sALE-BARGAINs- BRICK HOUSE 93s
II ST., bet. 9th and 10Th ct. n. W. Q1
rooms). A. LLOYD,
Marshal Law building,
apB $40 4lh st. n, W.
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A fne line OF colored all silk RIA.
DANES, IN desirable shades, at 05c. a
yard, at
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WAN7ED--Rooms.
WANTED--MsceHd

VX7ANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR. TAY
w lor, 93d i street, near Tenth, makes
beautiful sets Of artificial teeth for 50 guar.
apteed to give full Satisfaction; extracting
with gas, chloroform or local anesthetics, 90
cents; without, 20 centsi llling atvery low
prices. Oc20
The Evening critic., 1885-04-27
FOR RENT--Houses.
FOR REWT--Rooms.

TOR RENT-TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS,
IL suitable for gent and wife or two or three
gentsi also unturnished rooms, at 1914 7th
st. n, W. a25-3tF
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-30

Judge 7. Lyle Dickey, Of the nlinois
Supreme Court, died at Atlantic City, N. J.,
after an illness Of several months. The
Judge was surroun lcl by his family. Death
was caused by q comp ication OF kidney and
heart trouble.
Gov. Dawes, of Nebraska, has issued
. proclamation declaring ten days' quar-
antipe against cattle from Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland,
Virginia, wssa Virginia. tho II ino:s, Ken.
lucky, Tennessee. Msssosr.. Sli the Distric,
Of Columbia
Although trouble was anticipated 81
the anniversary celebration ut Suit Lake
City on the tn OF July, the day was passed
in Q pcaceablc manner. Praise Is awarded
to Gov. Murray tor the precautions taken.
The net earnings Of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway for the fiscal year
snAing May 81. 1856, were Ss,557.O4:, =.
against %. 5OO.s:7 for SAc preceding iisca
year.
At Osceola, Neb., five thousand PEG
pic witnessed the execution OF Milton W
Smith, wife-murderer. who died protesting
his innocence.
A preliminary meeting of stockmeI
who hold Arapahoe and Cheyenne leases wa
held 1t 81. Lo1is, 10 discuss the President'l
proclamation. They claim that It WIN b.
impossible to remove 300, 900 TO &C., 900 bcat
OF cattle In forty days, as no lands arc oper
upon which they can be placed.
A band Of returning Apache Indians
were Intercepted near Bisbee, A. T.. ant
seven Of thsis number killed.
Notwithstanding tho fact that July
-, the Mormon fete-day, passed without an,
disturbances in Utah, it is sail the military
authorities have received aaivices which
cause close watch to be kept over tho Salt
Lake Valley.
At Mound City, ILL.,, q mob Of
masked men VISITED tho jail, overpOwcred
the sheriff And his deputies, and took q
prisoner uamcl Joseph Aaupg from hii
cell and hanged lin. Manpin stla& and
killed John ban els. wLO Lad married his
daughter . few hours previously, against
his wishes.
"A band of fifteen men attempted ia
regain possession or 4 lot OF liquor that had
been ontiscated unier warrants taken out
by the Temperance League ut What Cheer,
Iowa. The liquor was stored In the base
mcnt Of tho los.otiice. Postmaster Brain
ard fired ut tho part killing John Dey.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-30

4 SINGULAR aEd checking accident
occurred ct Seaham Harbor recently,
The lower section of the South Heltoh
coal line, which runs into Seaham Har-
boz, is an incline, and is worked with
IN iron rope passing over metal sheaves.
By some means this rope became de-
tached, and rs the railway is slightly
curved the rope in being pulled in )
straight line caught in some garden
ratings. tearing them up fer several
yards. Against these ratings and on
the side Of the railway embankment .
group Of seven children were playing.
The rope caught them and swept them
into heap, one on another. Forum
ately the further progress Of the rope
was stopped almost Immediately, or the
children would have boon sawn in twain.
As it was, they were found lying help
less, with the thick wire rope tight
drawn across them. rendering them
powerless to move. Some Of them
were bleeding from wounds; others
were vomiting blood. As soon o. pos
sible they were released and conveyed
to their homes. short distance away,
when it was found that they were suffer-
ing from broken limbs and internal in
juries Of . very severe character which
may result fatally.
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Lots Of People Say,
NY
BACK. =
m Here Is Solid
Il 1 TESTIMONY
rom Hard Working Ien.

Dlachiaist aaA Builder.
Il have been troubled yeaFs with kidney ano
bladder difsculty. After using four bottles o.
Husr's kidney and Liverl RExEDr have been
eomn,etelv curcd. ',-William G. Clark, Mason and
Bsilder, Auburn, n. r.
- s.Health IL better than wealth."
M. George Karg. Machinist. 1i3S Ridge Ave.
philadclphia. Pa, eays:-"0y disease started wncn
was quite young lad by having weak Kidneys;
have used just six bottles OF Huxrs lnioney snI
Lys.l l R,, m.s and '0'enn'' proclaim 'ee'
..oood counsel has no price, obey IT,"
Mechanic.
Nj. Henry Williams. Mechanic, East Bridge.
mort Conn. eays:-"About two months ago !
caught heavy cold, which settled In my kidneys.
I rot q bottle Of Huxr's kidney and Ldverl
RExupr and With the Arst dose began to get well
s.Iight suppers makes long lives"
Railroad Man.
Frsnk b. Lee, once n. 7. G. = =. r: +. Little
Fails, n. r, June 8. 1852, says. ny father. g
yearo Old, had severe kidney and bladder disease
III 20 years. urination causing acuse PAIN. inc
,c SiSeiSs ~ TWelys S bottles d M1sTs Kidney
remarkable. We cheerfally recommend it,
s.DeodS are better than words"
Hrxr's kidney and 1iverl RExEpr has as stood
twenty years. ana has cured every year thous:nds
81 pcople suffering from various diseases Of the
kidneys and Liver, and kindred disorders, who nad
g su;sd from q
from such persons attest it, value, Send Tor oook
- .Alls wellthat ends we'll"
Sold by all druggists. Price el.s5. .
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence, B. 1
@. Il. CRITTENrON. General Agent, n. I.
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sOUTlysEN.

Indians are raiding the frontier in Kin
pey County, Texaf. and are reported to have
killed Thirty Mey;cans.
The old Washington Artillery Armory,
at New Orleaps. was set on fire by burglars,
and entirely destroyed.
A mob of $50 men rode into the vii
lagc Of Mindcn, La, ut midnight, and, hay
ing forced the Deputy Sheriff to admit them
to tho jail, riddlcd two colorci prisoners,
hclQ for murder, with bullets.
Krieger BsotAers' Oakland Tannery,
at Louisville Ky. was Larnsd, causing .
loss Of $4O.0oa.
Indicati.s. - present are that the
coming cotton crop IN Texas will be the most
abundant on record.
Peter Stamps, colored, was lynched
ct D0uglasvillo, Ga, for criminal intimacy
with girl - years old.
Dispatches from San Antonio state
that there are no hostile Indians in Tcxaa
A malady known as "charbon" has
carried on hundreds OF horses, mules, and
cattle in Louisiana. The disease is said to
have ATTACKED several persons, in one In.
stance with fatal results.
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Prince Bismarck Is credited with the
suggestion that Znlncar PASS, now bono Of
contention between England and Russia, b
made neutral.
A terrible storm is reported as hav-
Ing taken place Mt Zorro Casctani, Italy, In
which thirteen persons were killed and
twenty-five injured BY lightning.
So many incetliary fires, ell carefully
planned. hare occurred Of late In Russian
towns that Il 10 considered the Nihilists have
adopted q new scheme for tcrrorizing tho
Government.
At London two hundred members Of
the House OF Commons attended the banquet
to Earl Spencer. late Lord Lieutenant OF Ire.
land. Speeches wcre made by tho Marquis
OF Harrington. who presided. Mr.. John
bright, Earl Spencer. and others.
Michael Davitt declines to become Q
candidate for Parliament on tho ground that
10 cannot In return Tor tho punishment tho
Government inflicted 'op him by tentsAce
OF nftscn years pcnal scrvjtndc, swear
allegiance TO tho Queen. Ho denics that he
has written 10 Nr. Joseph Chamberlain
Offering 70 assist him In ! lfAdical stulnping
tour Of Ireland.
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An English writer. Vincent NJ. Holt
BY name, asks why not eat insects =
and follows the query by numerous his
torical instances to prove that they arc
palatable and were delicate food. Tho
old Romans ate them, and other nations
have affected certain kinds. In al
seriousness he presents the following
- an attractive menu: Small soup,
fried soles with woodlouse sauce, cur.
ried cockchafer, fricassee Of chicken
with chrysolists, boiled peck of mutton
with wireworm sauce, cauliAowers gar
nHhed with caterpillars and moths on
toast"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-30

SENATOR EDMrND's new house on
Massachusetts, avenue is 10 be . man
sion after my own heart writes Sub
rosa" in the Washington Capital, 1T
i house wholly Above ground. The
first story contains little except the
stairway, hal. kitchen, aud household
Offices Tie entrance from the street
is thu ough low. round central arch.
and all the Living rooms are above.
There is n II aen flcent double bay
window, Ike pavilion. in the south
west corner, running MP through two
stories. It will be charming resi-
dence. The Senator raid = a foot for
the land, which he bought from Mr..
Frelinghnysen, who paid only $50
for it . few weeks before"
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Shylock-sGold, gold, gold. Moth
ing but gold
Henri Cernushi to Monetary Com
mission Money 10 . value created b.
law. Its basis i legal, not material.
It makes no difference of what material
it Is composed, whether it be costly or
otherwise. The law of legal tender
gives value to money"
Bob Ingersoll-@ Money il mot cre-
ated by law, it is ever product Of M
ture.s
Will Bob tell us where IL growsl-
Henry Duncan McLeod- Money il
nothing more than evidence Of service
Tor property having been rendered for
which the equivalent has not been re-
ceived, but at any time can be de-
manded. When the laborer has re-
ceived his wages IN money he has not
received an equivalent for his services,
but only something which will enable
him to get what he chooses (that Is to
get the equivalent) The money there.
fore that he possesses is not the equiv.
alent, but it is the symbol or proof
that he has rendered services Tor prop
crty) for which he has not yet received
IN equivalent.
Ex-Gov. Palmer, Of Illinois That
gold and silver are money, and that
nothing but god and silver is money,
and that nothing can bc made money
but gold and silver, constitute the
trinity Of eternal unity in regard to
money
Congress and the Supreme Court
sThese notes shall be lawful money
and legal tender"
The highest expression Of sovereign
power has settled the money question.
II ex-Gov. Palmer ID correct, then
every cent, every nickel, every green
back, and every bank-note il coun-
terfeit.
II Bob Ingcrsoll is correct, then that
clause Of the Constitution which gives
Congress the power to coin money il an
infringement upon the divine prerogar
tive, and onght to be expunged.
Money il simply an expression Of
value, as @pound" expresses weight,
yard length, etc., and its legal-ten-
der quality is the seal of sovereignty
attesting the correctness of the express
sion, while its volume represents 80
much unpaid-for labor in the country.
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POLITICAL TRu7ns.


0bUW ~ OU1c0xO
GVE al tho children IN industrial
education Of some kind, and rive 10
intelligent labor organizations, and Il
anybody starves to death il will mot be-
farmers and mechanics.
A FARM bought with greenbacks VIII
raise - much grain, and . mortgage
cancelled with ifredeemable money win
b - effectually cancelled q though
gold had been used instead.
AoIrA1oR has become synonymous
with mischiefmaker; but bear il mind
that abuses continue, extortion thriye5.
capital luxuriates, and MONOPOLY ox-
papds only under the hush policy Of
silence.
A COPS truth: The business Of
Congress for the past twenty years has
been to rob, Cypress and cripple indus
try, by diverting the products Of labor
and values Of property into the Golfers
OF Che untaxed barnacles Of Wall street,
TIE Laws Of al civilized governments
having given gold uniform fixed price
per ounce its value seems mover 10
change. Its changing value can be ~
certained only BY measuring il by tho
general prices Of the commodities. Al
they 60 down gold goes up in value.
SHALL we adapt our money TO tho
growing wants Of business, or shall W
limit il 70 : gold minimum and cramp
our business down to it? In other
words, shall We cut the cloth TO &c the
Uixe % the man, or take the smallest
boy's-size suit and cut the man down 70
At It.?
Honest money is that which viii pay
m honest debt, dollar for dollar, no
more or less. A dollar that win pay .
dollar and half to one man, and only
dollar to another, is not honest
money. Any dollar that is worth more
Or less than it's face value il bound 10
rob one of the parties to the exchange
70 tho amount Of the difference.
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improved condition Of his throat and neck,
% which in reply the General again wrote:
After oil that. however. the disease n still
there. and must be fata IN the end. Ny life II
precious. OF cOurr 10 m family. and would be
70 me II could T 20 or .Itffey There never
Wa one mole willing TO 20 Than ]. 1 know
most people haze hTst one and then
another little thing TO nix mp. and never get
quito through This Waa partially my case
first wanted 70 many days 70 work on my hook,
20 the authorship would 10 clearly mine. IS
waS GraciOusly granted TO me. after being ap-
parcntly much lower than since. Ny work has
been done 10 hastily that much waa left ont,
and did II al over. from IN: crossing Of the
James River. in 1St.1. 10 Appomstt0x, IN 1865.
since that have added N much - nifty pages
should think. There Ii nothing more 70 do
and therefore am not likely TO be more ready
TO 70 than at this moment.
II is now considered probable that
the administration Will decide to throw open
the Oklahoma territory to white settlers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-30

~ 1hMadGphis Mint cfShty.fo6r In MUM
Der, from ovcrwork. These ladies have becn
working from twelve to fourteen hours
daily for the sake Of tho extra nay, but q
the expense Of their health.
Maj. Heuer, Of the corps OF engineers,
has submitted bis report Of the progress Of
work on the Improvement Of the south pass
Of the Mississippi river for the past fiscal
year to Gen. Newton, chief Of cngineers.
He says: ''Onc or the interesting facts con-
nectcd with the Improvement - that tho fun
depths and widths Of the channels required
BY law have been maintained throughout
the year BY Nr. Eads, and that no dredging
Of any kind has been required on any OF this
work since February, 1883. No work has
been done in the pass or at the head of the
passes during the year.
The President has issued . procla-
nation ordering the cattlcmcn on the Chey-
enne and Arapahoc reservations in Indian
Territory to remove their herds within forty
days.
Il l. rumored ct Washington that
Chief Justice Waite, Of the Supreme Bench,
viii soon retire, and that ex-senator MELON.
aid Of Indiana, will be appointed his sue
ceseor.
Secretary Manning has answered an
inquiry from the Federation Of Labor Unions
regarding the letting OF contracts to employ
ers or public labor, stating that tho Govern
ment IL governed solely BY the bids, having
u view the greatest economy. and beyond
this there was no thought Of defining the
policy o. tho Government in relation 70 con-
tracts for public work.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-30

Morris KING, q hotel porter at
Watch Hill. Connecticut sto',l cl run.
away team nine years ego ut imminent
peril TO himself, and refused the re-
ward offered hy the f"tller of the
6-year-old 10y WHO hal cen left in the
vehicle. Last week he received lega.
cy OF $1,000 under the fathers will.
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$500 Reward

For a 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 u had case Of scrof-
nla than anything l have ever used
It is certainly u God-send in my
ease. Geo. A. johnson, Hastings.
Ncb. 100 doses $lOO. Sample bot
ties free at Lathrop y Slawsons. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-30

THERE seems 70 be . great rivalry
among Southern cities in regard TO the
erection Of expensive buildings fol
Young Mems Christian Associations. At.
lanta leads off with a hall costing $780,.
900. Nashville and Chattanooga are
trying to raire $4,000 apiece for this
purpose, and Selma. Alabama. is barely
content with S,25,OOO.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-30

It Is not necessary to change the
climate which you live In or travel
about for the restoration OF health.
II you have weak lungs. coughs,
co... group. consumption or 3ron-
chitis, Beggs' Cherry .s-o osiup
ia " nrrap.ed 70 cure you. Sample
bottles free at Lathrop ~ S;awson's,
Ores co. l8tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-30

Hereditary governed countries arc
full of examples to illust ate. Quar-
tered on the people to eat ont We sui:
stance Of labor in e II n.l a~e titled
yel4tiyes Of Engl sh royalty, who ara
paid = follows: T9 SISTERS, aunts, and
dukes, $4s.S4O. 45Oi nephews and
brothers-in-law, 81, 52".9iO: cousins
and earls. $2lr.0 6,N1O: total, $780,
ZIG, 400. In . IA ton to this heavy tax
upon the productive industries Of the
realm arc the legitimate salaries Of the
members Of Parliament, the Queen,
and all the local officers Of the king
dom. No wonder that labor is panper-
lied in England, ireland, and Scotland.
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Becgs' Cherry Cough Syrup

I consider ono Of the best, II not
the best Of Ill the many cough rem
edies in use. ! have sold more OF II
the past year than oil others put to,
gether, aud it has given universal
Satisfaction. J. NJ. Nye, Druggist,
Wells, MINI. Sample bottles Tree,
at Lathrcn l. Siawson's. 1911
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MOOD
How Lost, How Restored!

just published. new edition OF Dr.. Culver
wells Celebrated fssay on the RADICAL cnye .eg
airy seminal Losses, Imp9leRcy, Mental and
Physical lpcapacity, lmcediments TO Marriage.
etc.: also. Consumption, Epilepsy and Ftta, iii.
duced by Self.indllgence, or sexual extravag-
ence, &c.
The celebrated author, In this admirable es,
say. clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming c0nseQu-
enceS OF 6elf-aD4se may be radically cured:
pointing Ous mode OF cure at once simple, GER
tain, and efIectual by means Of which every
,,:.. ..,a~ - '''"sser what his condition may b..
may curehimself cheaply priva.ciy and radically.
lN-yhls Lecture should be IN the hands Of
every youth and every lsaap in the lapc,
Sent under seal. In plain envelope. u xAt
address, on receipt Of four cents, or two postage
stamps Address
THE CULvERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
II Ann st., New York n. (. ros ton ~ Box.
80. wi
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WASHINGTON.

The Director of the Mint has author
lied tho employment Of supernumcraries to
reliev9 The ladies' In the Adiustars' cfscA Of
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nLy q LSNESS and how Icureit by one
- 1AE who was for ~ years. sue.
eesSful home Treatment. address Il. $. PAGE,
No. Us Last a6th ST. New York. AHA
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-15

State grateful for his part in the wonder
NJ draSaa that made this territory a
State of the Union. But it is only
just to say that Marshall was not wholly
neglected. He did receive for a long time
pension from the State, and very con-
siderable sum of money was in the ag-
gregate voted to him from the public
treasury. Had he been more proyident
and his habits of life less open to criticism,
1t is probable that the payment would
never have ceased. 1t is not creditable to
California that it did cease; that any
considerations whatever induced our Leg
Islatures to withdraw State bounty from
him. The old man was never satisfied
with the regular payment of stipend.
He believed and urged that he should
have round sum. His persistence had a
good deal to do with the injustice done
him. Still, the State should have risen
superior to all minor considerations, and
have seen to it that Marshall was well
cared fer. The least it can now do is to
erect suitable monument above his re-
remains.