The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-01-14
PLAIN DEALER,


None OF the stages went out with
the mails Friday or Saturday from
this place.
The Lime Springs Sentinel ha.
skipped this Office for two weeks
We trust it has not missed its visits
to the people OF its own town.
Smokers-Iftobacco smoke Injuries
your throat, use DR.. Y. Stones Bron.
chial Waters and still enjoy your
cigar. Convenient to carry. 25c.
When you want anything in the
notion line see il you can find it on
the or 10 cent counter at Connolly
& Fitzgerald's. 14tf
Mr.. Bentley desires to thank the
men who so nobly came to his as
sistance in removing meats from his
market at the time OF the Sunday
fire.
Grace Church is making arrange
ments to give q grand theatrical en-
tertainment the 10th OF this month,
to raise funds to pay off its indebted
ness on the church.
Mr.. James Oakley has thus far
been unable to attend the January
session OF the board Of supervisors.
the result Of an injury to his knee
from a rusty nail some weeks ago.
We are glad to learn that his condi-
ton Is improving.
Russell Glover, Of Emma Thurs
by's Concert Co., says that two OF
DR.. x. Stones Bronchial Waters
cured his throat. Try box. 25c.
Some say, Consumption cant be
cured" Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
proves, by forty years experience, \
cure for this disease, when not al
ready beyond the reach OF medical
aid. Even then its use affords great
relief, and insures refreshing sleep.
The January Wide Awake main
tains its character as at the front on
children's magazines. Indeed when
one looks through its contents and
finds how much there Is in it to in
struct and amuse old and young its
popularity among the people is not
q matter IT wonder.
We give the second installment Of
the able and sound democratic
speech OF Senator Beck on the silver
question this week. Many of our
exchanges are naming the honorable
senator for president in 1888. We
regret that 50 good aud true a mar
is ineligible having been born in
Scotland and coming to the United
States when about eighteen years
OF age.
Last Thursday the signal service
STATION ut Dubuque telegraphed the
central station ut Washington that q
cold wave was coming from Montana
And by the eternal it came taking
US in on Saturday and Sunday. On
the afternoon Of Sunday the weather
modified SO that We could put the
thermometer out rs 4 feeler Of the
temperature. 1t suddenly marked
Is degrees below zero.
Prof. D. L. Musselman. principa
Of Gem City Business College, Quin,
cy, uses DIR. X. Stones Bronchia
Waters. Give strength to the voice
Is cents.
The style Of the new drug firm
which succeeds Lathlop & Slawsor
Is Lowry & Connolly, and like thu
retiring firm is made up Of men o
sterling merit. It has been onl
pleasure to know both the presen
proprietors since they were mer,
lads. We say pleasure because ",
have seen them grow to he men o
integrity, enterprise, intelligence ant
pure morals.
DR.. Price, n. B. Wheeler, Mr.. an.
Mrs. j. g. Doan, and a number o
others Of our people contempiat,
going to New Orleans next wee
some Of them going to Jennings an,
on the excursion to California. W.
wish them one and all . pleasan
"trip, and an agreeable time witt
friends or on business and a safe re
turn to the best country on the con
tinent.
The cold wave that came this wa
lay last week created such deman,
for coal and wood that Mr.. b.
Laidlaw was unable to till all order
on Saturday, filling the orders tina
were behind on Sunday morning
There was more real christianity i
that act than in drawing down tn
corners of ones mouth and ALLOWING
families without fuel and the theI
mometer Is degrees below zero I
suffer.
"Bread Winners Abroad" is til
title Of q volume written by Robel
p. Porter and published by J.
Ogelvie 4 Co., New York. It pre-
fesses to favor American lndustr,
but Porter's method is travesty o
projections: giving to capital the sol
benefit 1t assumes to give to labo
; Porter Is u humbug OF the first waite
. but 1t won't hurt anyone to read b
D book which will cost sl.00.
"The Feeding Of Infants" is the I
tie OF an article by DR.. J. Lew
|. Smith in Babyhood for January,
: which the writer graphically d.
scribes certain evil effects Of artifi
ial feeding, and gives important d
rections for weaving and nursin
Among other articles are: "The B;
Iby's Mother" by Helen p. ORATOR
"Onr Baby and How We Undid He
(the first Of humorous series),
Martha o. Inglis; "Cat- Maps al
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