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New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
HURRYlNG THROUGH TIE TARIFF BILL
40 TINE GWEN % MANUFAC UkERs 10 BE HEARD.
DLsPIIE RI tPUBIICAN rROIEsTs.


40 TIME GWEN % MANUFACTURERS 10 BIZ HEARD.
DESPITE RrPUBLICAN PROTESTS.
WASHINGTON. Feb % tSpecidD.- The Com
mttree on ways aud Means today for the first time took
UP thu Morrison Tariff bill There was no general dis
cus-ion Of tts features Mr. Morrison had not re-
criyr from Treasury department the reply 10 the
Inquiry effect the BIN would have Oh the puohc
revenue The Republican members urged the impor
tnco of allowing hearing to the representatives, OF the
industries which Will De effected by the but the
Democrats appeared anxious 10 "raroad' 1t through
the House rrgarile,s OF consequences Mr.. Mckinley
moved that hearing be allowed To the representatives,
OF each industry Mr. Br-ckouridgo moved amend
mont that person be heard after March IL. Mr. Nc
Kiuey .aid that would practically hear
Ia the two weeks ana the persons who desired o
heard cJuld not all get hero IN that Time lie pro-
tested AGAINST sueb niuStice to the manufacturers
and producers ostrd IN tne bill but MI Bieckcn-
ritg,s notion wa, ,doptrd by a strlot party vote.
Mr.. Morrison has III de up his mind 10 rush thls meh-
sure through AL hazards Already The re are muttrr-
and from PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.. Morrison laug al this
opposition. aud IS hat 1t will Oe futile. keprcsentA-
tive Burrigh pointed cut to-day one curious feature or
the TArIh bill 1t places on tile free list sawed OoarUs
pank- aud other lumber of hemock. white wood,
sycamore and basSwond and all other tces ot ss~ ed
nmuer" rhc United states Circuit Court
decided that in similar clause Ia the
tarn law. the words "ahd ali other articles OF
ennmera the preceding words of the clause. That
does include ne aud spruce, which are the main
Imports Of sawed lumber From this IL appears that
Mr.. MorrisOu does not intend - adm s'wed pine ana
spure lumber irre This evid mt from another clause
which specially "nunrrates that pine and spruce clap
boards re he admitted free such ohpn"ards are
now manufactured IN his country from larLe Imported
boards lhs clause would turn the manufacture OF
clapbOards over To tho Canadians.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
oRAToRY On THE EDUCATION BILL.
OPPOSITION TO THE MEASURE EXPRLsSED BY sE'

OPPOSITION TO THE MEASURE EAPhfHNfD oi Sb.N>
AToRs GRAY AND PLUMB.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Gray, OF
Delaware spoke IN opposition 70 the Education bill TO-
day. In conclusion Mr Gray SAID thrust IT may not
be considered presumption IN beg the Senator'S.
older III experience than l. hesitate long be-
Tore taking the step this and unexplored
pathway OF Federal encrOachments. Down its dark
vistas see shapes dreul portent and shrink from
the encounter Over the level bulwarks OF the Con>t
tuition will come sng tnIck aud fast the armies OF
Capitalization and the enemies OF sefg0VernmenI we
may still find life worth living under the new dispensa-
ton will to mourn the Constitution Oh
our fathers wounded TO the death IN the house OF IT'S
friends Ihave no desire the map of the United
STATES painted over with color. at least, shal not
assist In thus oberatng the lines OF the States and
with them the ancient landmarks OF the Constitution.
Mr. Plumb also opposed the bi He regarded 1t AZ an
anomaly In legislation apprOp iatng money not only for
year but for eight years This Dill was tbe out
growth of that demoralized aud demorslzing period
preceding the last Presidential election II there was
any period when public men where less qualined than
at any and careful consideration 10
the financial affairs of the Government, II was the sea-
son preceding Presidential election, when the issues
being made ami the interests OF cantl ttes were
uring f0rwarded-when plans and plots were being id
whereby M ght be caught the uhwary opponent. Inc
the fingers OF MS two hands tue
who really favOrei tue bill tndFpendrht OF
some such special r"asOn; and II the b could IN some
way be got RI OF wllhou submitting 70 tot"lD9
every ten woud rejrct IT, MI PlunD quoted
deta led to show the assessed valuation ~
property Southern states and insisted that each
such State amply able to educate It's own lferaies
He quoted also figures showing ths nn thr arXer pro-
portion If the woui 90 10 b" states of the SOUTH
and much the arer part o. 70 he supplied - the states
of the North and west. Tue whole theory OF he oi
was false-tuAt theory being that -ohtbern states
able to give common school education TO tnelr
illiie
Ihe debate continued by Messrs. Call Morgan,
Blair and George
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
FoURrH.cLAss PosrMAsrERs APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-Ihe Postmaster.
General has appointed the following fourth-cAss post
masters:
Pennsypdnid-At Burrows ), Tyleri Cansiensis VII.
Enson rice Fast Berln. Abner 5. HIdebrand Greenw ,
h Parker: heister-. Campbell: PeTry
vile Nuhm nevIn; raven Creek harles NJ. smith -afe
LswrrnceviIe. panie. Ford NJ onnes Mil Mrs riza
j. Paxton; rrslle, William Bam oru.
Neg.JrrssV-A koseland. Wilbur W. De Camp; Wnsow,
William IilJer. -. .
Augustus Z. Livingston; Calco.t svi g. George W.
Iu bel Kill. 10 eph NJ Rhinehrt Frost alley
John III. Whipple; High Wood Emory York. Chvc eA.
Milis Robin Ulstervlle. James r. klrOyi NhanoVa
Caroline Force. West seneca. thomas Hsrt
Aassdchusetts-AT Glendale :. W. Adams; Marchaus
John Holt; MAYNARD BENJAMIN Johnson Medheld, frAnk
n Lo1ney: North EgreponL Onrad b. Derrck dOukalol
John I. Gerald chn n l. william II. Sherrll sea Niew
Nuilm ". randall. -. -.
VsrnOnf-At rrlniree. John c. McIutrye; East Barnet
Samuel O. Someis els iIver. Edgar II. Graves
oah,crcu At Niddlefod. Isaac H. Cornweii prospect
Sa All s. Talmalge.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
DEuocRArJC uIsuANA0EM.Yr IN ONO

COLUMBUS Ohi., Feb. 23 (SpeciHb.-The
low,r house passed HAeYs bill for tho e hth0ur sys
ten today aud It will printoly become law. 70 pro-
vent q icns for the abandonment OF The canal system
Board has agree to ask no appropriation and
thus rosst the argument OF r4irOal sharks that the
canal, arr. wasting puuiic funds OuI1 nstTy out OF
funds and wisest legislators that she must bor
money meet this years expenses a legitimate
onicOne OF DrInOcrLlIc mi smAnagemenL
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
OUTLOOK FOR THE WHEAT CROP.
NEARLY AS FAVORABLE A. THAT OF 1856 |
ANOTHER SNOW WANTED.

ANOTHER SNOW WANTED.
CHICAGO, Feb 23.-The following crop sum-
mary Will appear In The Farmers RerteV this week OF
the numerous made by is cDrrespOnderts The
returns from the wheat fields are almost uni
formly good They present outlook nearly as favor
able as that OF 1885 The has entirely disappeared
fields. enabling clear understanding a. to the
condition the plant and from nearly every county III
Onio. Indiana, Michigan Him lis, Missouri Kentucky
Kansas s reported "a looking Srong aud healthy
The utter dlSappsa OF tho snow covering ~ the
only serious Denacs nov threatening the grow ng
graD aud with another general fall OF snow the outlook
could hardly better. rhe latest FROM Cali
fornia Orrgnn anu Washington Territory are generally
more favorable than at the same time last year lu
Tennessee the reports indicate an average outlook
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
IN FAVOR OF MORE CRUISERS.

WAsHINGToN. Feb. % ,SpeciaD.-The House
Naval Committee has voted TO report In favor OF tho
conatrucfion Of three more unarmored cruisers at
100000 encn aud -belled cruisers for which
the has not been bIed 1t has also voted to com
pIete the monitors aud construct number Of tor
pedO The committee W m favor dong Al ordnance
work IN the Washington Yard. AMI mvidlnI the other
work among thr Government Yards and contrac ora.
The Naval Appropriation bill Will De tho largest ever
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
MOVING AGAINST OLEoMABGARIy

BALTIMORE, Feb. % Tsp, eiaD The first step
toward general prosecution OF the oeomarSArlne
manufacturers was taken to-day. Charles Page aud his
mother arrested for selling Oleomarg rne without
labring II such. The Produce Exchange prUsecnt
ing case. AID detectives the lookout FOR per-
sons selling bogus butter real Lots OF this stun
A.. m ufacIured in Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
YoryG WOMEN TAXING THE VEIL.

WLKEsBARRE, Feb. PA reception was
held ut tDe of tho sisters Of Mercy here this
Afternoon Two young women-Mss sses b. Powers ana
H. Grnt-were reeriysd into the ssernOOd. The cere
mony performed by Bishop o'Hars, OF Scranton
tomorrow morning Bishop O'Hara, assisted by "A mum
clrgyInen will take la the cerrnOny or the
so.emn profession OF sister Mary Aloysius cassidy.
daughter SuprriHtondent JOhh Cassidy OF Tue fhIa-
delpllA and Emo kArOal GOmpamy
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
To INVESTIGATE MR.. GooDE.

WASHINGTON. Feb. % t>pecidb.-The Senate
in executive session Today sdOp ed resolution Offered
some time ago by Mr.. Edmuhds authorizing the Jnlc
ary send for and papers In or CT
to investigate certain charses made against SOLICITOR
General Goode. The charges connect Mr. Goodies name
with that OF Mr. Peters whose appointment As the re-
crIyer Of Norfolk hank h. l. said ~ have secdrtd ~
return for money cOnsld rations Thrre are otner
ch rges which the committee Will investigate hm"nt
them one that Mr.. GOoio was the inventor ana hfss
beneficiary OF tissue ballot in the South.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
RrTUkN OF MAYOR 0RACE.

BOsToN, Feb. 23.-Mayor Grace and wife
left Boston this Afternoon New-iOrk His lecture
sunday evening tn, Bosom rnestrh In aid of Ito
Carney Hospital Melted nearly $1,000. He declined the
cOmuitess offer To pay his uOtel and travelling eK
peusen.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24

WAITING DAMAGES FOR CRLPPLING ms son.
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb % (SpeciaD david w.
Henderson. of thus city. has begun suit In the Supreme
Court of Fulton County against the Metropolitan street
Railway Company for $40 damages for
his ntte snd GRIPPING him fot life Tho strange
part the HeudoI was the driver OF the
car that hurt his
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
rRANSA TL4NTI0 TIA VELLERs.

BY Ems >orth German IL ydl for Bremen and
Southampton to-day George e. Adams, Henry III. Don Id.
sou = a. o. Dembtz MT and Mrs Aauice Gran winilm
Moie Joan +. fanIson. M and Mrs. Augustus
howard A. Taylor. Dr. George 3. Mr. and Mira J.
Paine and family.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
Tys REARAT SAN PRANOISOO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.-Tbe United States
steamer Bear one of Greey relief vessels. arrived
At this port day from NewYork 1t is expected that
crew Of the whalrr Amethyst.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24

Messrs Garland Co being sadly yoirle" rssnd ny
ar.sa or IN. e,uutry for having got ih ON tDe sp IA
a. ot the pan Electric Telephone co onpany; she
wns much the best place for Mr .fnlla " get
back door Is nice ana hardy to SINK o"' oi'
ola Tribupa-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-08-26
Republican Record.

The illegal and fraudulent con.
snlidation Of the Denver and Kansas
Pacific roads was only drop in the
bucket, and can only be cited as an
instance showing the generally poll
cy of Gould's private crew. The
Credit Mobilier scandal. the bribery
OF government directors and con-
gressmen, the Pacific mail blackmail
plumber scheme and falsified records
the false mortgages, and the fraudu-
lent, evusive loans-all these black
leg practices have been exposed and
proved beyond all Doubt Chicago
Tribune.
All this under republican rule
when the 6 p was In possession Of
every department Of the government
and after this confession which the
Tribune declares Is mot a drop III
the bucket" that journal has the
audacity to tell the laboringmen
farmers and mechanics, that they
are driving the country to the dem
milton how-wow for disrupting the
republican party in the vain hope 81
turning the government over to 1
third party, "of the people and fol
the people."-Chicago Express.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-08-26
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER
To All Wanting Employment.

We want Live. Energetic and Capable agents
In every county IN the United States and Cana
da, to sell q patent article OF great merit, ON
ITS MERITS. An article having large sale. pay
Ing over 100 per cent. profit having no cOmpe-
titOn. and on which the agent is protected In
the exclusive sale BY deed given for each and
every county he may secure from us. With all
these advantages to our agent. and the fact
that IL Is an article that can be sold To every
hOuseowner. |! might not be necessary To make
an "ExTRAosDiNAkY OFFER" 10 secure good
agents AT once. but re have concluded TO max.
II TO show, not only our confidence In the mer-
It's OF our Invention. but In It's Suitability by any
agent that will handle 1t with energy. our
agents now AZ work are making from Sl5o to
$500 month clear. and this fact makes 1t safe
Tor us TO make our offer to all who are nut OF
employment. Any agent that will give our
business thirty days trial and fail TO clear at
least 500 in this time, ABOVE ALL EXPENSES can
return all goods uns0id to us and we will re-
fund the E.aney paid for them Any agent or
General agent who would like ten or more
for ninety days. and fail to clear at least $3.50
ABOVE ALL txPENsss. can return all unsold and
get their money Jack. No other employer OF
agents ever dared to make such offers nor
would we II we did not know that we have
age.'ts now making more than double the
amount We guaranteed, and hut two sales q day
would give profit OF over si20 a month, and
that one Of our agents took eighteen orders In
one day. Our large descriptive circulars explain
our offer fully, and these we wish to send to
every one out OF employment who with send US
three one cent stamps for postage. Send at
boom, and go 10 work on the terms named In
our extraordinary ofyer. We would like to have
the address OF all the agents, sewing machine
solicitors and carpenters In the country, and
ask any reader OF this paper who reads this Of
fer. to send US at once The name and address Of
all such they know. Address at once, or you
will loose the bes; chance ever offered TO those
out OF employment TO make money.
RENNER MANUFACTURING Co.,
1Ry1 fRi SmtthttPtd ST.. PtttSbilrU Pa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-08-26

Babyhood, in its August issue, in
PRODUCES department OF Nursery
Observations" consisting OF short
extracts from its large and varied
correspondence describing special
traits OF children. 1t says: "Such a
compilation OF the observations oil
parents, representing as 1t will d
great variety Of circumstances and
surroundings. should, we believe,
be useful for the purpose Of compar-
isons. since comparison Is the most
helpful way OF solving many ques-
tions, great and small, which arise
In the midst Of parents who are in
terested in knowing whether certain
Municipalities are usual or peculiar
While making nc pretensions to
scientific achievement, such a record
cannot fail In time to have a scien.
tific value" The other departments
Of this number are unusually enter
tanning and instructive. One of the
most important articles Is 'Diarrhpa
from a Hygienic Standpoint" by DR..
Fl. D. Chaplin. Other medical au.
thorities discuss "rhe baby in Its
Car riage," "Sea Bathing for Chill
dren," and water Filters Marion
Harland writes on "Old Wives Fa-
bles." and Mrs. Lucy White Palmer
on THE Coming Guest" Is cent
q number: 81 so a year. 5 Beckmau
ST., n. Y.
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uOt-Weather Eancies.

The heat crystalized yesterday.
You could pick up chunks OF 1t with
the tongs.-Hamilton (Tex.) Herald.
We do not say it on our own au-
thority, but subscriber has just
dropped in to tell US that the sun
WAS SO hot on State street yesterday
that Il cake Of ice which the iceman
was taking into store caught fire
while he was crossing the sidewalk.
New Haven News.
The Estelline fire company was
called out In great haste at 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by conflagra-
tion raging in the big Sioux river
west Of here. The run to the river
was made in four and one-half min
utes and by hard work the fire was
extinguished after about six rods OF
the river had been totally destroyed.
No Insurance. 4 man has been
hired to draw water down In n
barrel and repair the break. It Is
expected that navigation will be
resumed In a few days.-Estelline %.
IT, Bell.
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THURSDAY, AUG. 26, 1856.

Martin Luther has been whisper
ing to his best girl this week.
The President OF the Cambridge,
Mass, Fire ms. Co., recommends
Hoods Sarsaparill;. as q building up
and strengthening remedy.
Maud S. appears to be increasing
in speed rs she grows older. On
Saturday last she trotted a quarter
OF a mile at the rate OF 2:06. 1t is
not unlikely that she will soon sur.
pass her own unparalleled record.
The regular meetings Of L. A. 4343,
X. OF L., will hereafter be held at its
Hall in Cresco, the second and fourth
Saturdays OF each month. All MEM
bers in good standing invited to all
meetings.
The best medical authorities ac-
knowledge the value of Ayers Ca
thartic Pills, and frequently pre-
scribe their use with the utmost con-
fidence, as the mos. afTcctual remedy
for diseases caused by arrangements
OF the stomach, liver, and bowls.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is designed for
these who need q medicine to puri.
~ their blood, build them up, in
crease their appetite, aud reluvinate
their whole system. No other prep
aration go we'll meets with this want.
It's record OF forty years is one OF
constant triumph over diseases.
Mr.. J. L. Budd, who has charge
OF the department OF Horticulture
in the State Agricultural College,
writes as follows Of an apple sent
from Howard county nursery:
LEAD APPLE (277.-We have spec
linens from j. B. Mitchell OF Howard
county OF the PIT sent out by the
Agricultural Department under the
name Of Vargul. By their side we
have the 277 of our importation
which was received as "Swinsovka,
which means lead apple, or heavy
apple. We are glad to be able to
state that the two varieties are in
IDENTICAL and that the mistake in
name was made by DR., Regel when
he sent scions to the Department in
1870. This public notice is given at
this time hoping that parties over
the State who have buds OF No. 277
OF either importation will use them
to the best advantage on the Ouch
ess or other very hardy stock. Until
now we have not been sure OF the
identity OF our number 277 and the
lead apple we met with everywhere
in Central Russia as one OF their best
winter apples. Mr.. Mitchell writes
that the tree is fully as hardy In
north Iowa as the Duchess.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-08-26
Tile Drainage.

Bnt ! touched on this topic not to
brag OF my land, but to speak Of
drainage. Great loss is entailed
almost every year for wan. of this
"betterment' on places apt to be wet
after il rainy spell, or over dry when
a drOuth occurs. 1t is astonishing
how soon heavy rain gets away
when land is drained. 1t is equally
astonishing how such land stands
q scarcity OF rain. When the pores
Of the soil, so to speak. are kept
open, moisture ascends to the sur
face during i drouth, by virtue Of
capillary attraction. And il there is
excess Of moisture, it settles down
by virtue Of the same law. / know
farmers with a clay surface soil. and
i still sitter clay snhsoil, in amy
part Of which il you dig out spade
fnl OF dirt in the spring or fall. you
will find standing water. II is hard
Improbable work to farm such land
The cost OF drainage would soon be
met by the increased yields OF grain
and grass they would give. Besides,
these are unhealthy lands. Malaria
hovers over them, not only in the
spring or fall, but all summer long.
There Is a stagnancy after every
rainfall that causes unwhOlsOme
exhalation. / do not like going into
debt, bnt if there is anything for
which it is eXcusable to do so, it is
for the means wherewith to drain
these water-logged and unwhole-
some lands. IT l owned a farm Of
this kind, would put mortgage
on it quicker for this objec. than for
any other can think OF, and would
feel sure that the profits Of the i'm
provemant would soon pay back
both principle and interest.-Rural
Canadian.
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ev'OfsC2 to Redeem.

To Christian Long or other unknown owners Of
lh. lands hereinafter described.
AXE notls. ildt at lie adjourned public
tax sale, begun and publicly heid 1T the oiilce
OF The county treasurer, In tfeSe0, howard Co.
Iowa, pursuant 10 law, commencing TN tile fir,t
Monday OF October. los2. tu-Wlt OH the 4in
day OF December. lSS., thereafter. to which
time said sale naa been legally adjourned. the
following described READ e.late was sold by the
Treasurer Of a.;iu county Tor the taxes due
thereon for the year 1891, amounting TO the
SUN Of S5.4I, to-wit: The undivided nine hun
dfed and fifteen, nine hundred and ninety-tw0
seconds Of the North ed.t uaarier OF the south
vest quarter oi section Il, Town b, range IL,
West Oh the 5ih +. NJ
Ind that ". l.. Miles, became the purchaser
OF SAID land ut ,att saie, and that the right oil
redemption Will expire and a deed Tor said land
be made TO the undersigned. who is now the
owner aud holder Ia Ills own right, Of tho cerli-
Ecate u sale made thereon by the Treasurer oi
said county, unless redemption from said sale
be made within 80 days from the completed
service OF this notice.
II. G. PRICE, Owner.
Da'ed Aug. Is, 1850. a6t3
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Hay Fever.

Ely's Cream Balm was recommend.
ed to me by the druggist as u pre-.
ventive to hay fever. Have beer
using it as directed and have found
1t specific for that much dreaded
and loathsome disease. For ter
years or more I have been a great
sufferer each year, from Aug 9th till
frost, and have tried many alleged
remedies for its cure, but Ely's
Cream Balm is the only preventive
I have ever found. Hay fever suf.
ferers ought to know Of its efficacy
Fl B. Ainsworth, Of +. 3. Aims.
worth & Co., Publishers, Indianapo.
lis, Ind. 46t2.
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.1sOficc to Redeem.

To hristlan Long, brother unknown owners OF
the ianus hereinafter described:
Taae notice that at the adjourned public
Tax sale, begun and publicly he'd az the
Office al the GJunty treasurer, In Cresco, Hew-
and county, Iowa. pursuan, V law, commencing
on tile first Monday vi october 1881, lo-wlt: on
the IL dd. Of Dcccnlbsr 1881 thereafter, 10
whicn time said Sale ma been legally adjourn
ed, the following descllned ieai estate WAS sold
By the Treasurer Ut said county Tor the taxes
due iheeoI Iur the Year 1859 amounting 10 the
sum III 81 ~ to-Mil one slAly second part VI
fifteen ,lAtcenths OIL the north east quarter OF
the spu,n west quarter VI oeclon IL, town ",
Range 3 VIZ ST VI 5th d. IN.
Tat j. q. strai.es, became the purchaser
OF SAID land at SAID safe, and hat the right OF
Redemption will expire aud deed for said land
be nude 10 the undersigned. who Is how the
OWNER aud E0der IN his own right, OF the Gel IT,
ficate u sale made thereon By the Treasurer OF
said county. uncss redemption from said sale
be made within W days IrUm the completed
service OF this notice.
H, G. PRICE,, Owner.
Date August Is, 1885, 46t3