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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
u Nowego YorE1uo

20 CZCINCd.
DIR. Gutenberg do Red. UIa1"sa.
Szan. Panic Rcdaktorze.
w numerze 20 H1a1wsa 2
dnia p bm znajdEje ustep z
]istu p. Stan. krzeminskiego
wprost rrzeciw mnie wymie-
IRONY, oraz szlachetnq i rozu-
nina obrone Twojq, Szanowny
Panic.
Chociaz ME mann zaszczytu
ZnaG Szan. Pana osobiscie, ami
Mu tcz ME jcstcm znany, cho-
ciaz ME laczyly mas jeszcze ia
dine stosunki a nawet roZnimy
sic co do pogl4d6w Id pewne
sprawy, ME przeszkadza to je-
dnah Szan. Panu ujac sic "a
nina, gd:y cz]owiek n....... "a
utania potepjt mnie chce W o.
pinii publiczncj.
Gym to prawdziwie c%lr7e-
sciai~!li, "a ktory przyim 81.
panic Re'Iaktorze w.yraz molej
g]qbokiej wdziGcznosci.
Zawsze bylem prZckonany,
re Master cd Ulmr"sa jest
wytrawnym l!tcratcm, wybol-
nym patrVot4 praWym cz!o-
wicklow, ale obecn1e prZcko-
nalem sic. IL posiada On uadto
dWie in"e cnoty, talk r2adllie
II mas a talk potrZebne w kic-
rowniisu opinjl. Ii. beZstron-
rose TAXI. |, Zii;c 10 pllDllcZ-
ME jest milym ola mnie obo-
wiqzkiem.
Lecz wracam do korcspon-
dencyi p. Krzemihskiego. Pre-
dewszystkiem MUSIC wyraziG
zdum;enie swoje mad tenn, re
ten to Wlasnle ,,zacny MAJ"
uwazaf "a stosowne wystqpiG
prZeclw mnie j to zarzutem,
re jestem socyolist4 i z zycZc-
MEM, abym z rodziny polskit.j
wykluczony zostai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
Niesalcy.
w onegdaina nice

w oncgdaj na niedz'ele odbyfo
sic w professionalism kosciele garni-
zonowym W Berlinie n~abozenstwo
i kazanio w .jezyku Wendow, o.
czywiscio dla protestantow, DO
wcndyjska ludnosd W Prusach, a
mianowicie s'ugi ztamtych stron,
przybyte do Berlina, sa wyznania
rrotcstanckiego, podczas kiedyWen-
dowie w krolestwic Saslliem prze-
waznie sly katolikami. DO Kreus
Ztq. donosza, zs nj to nabozeh-
s,wo, skutkiem kilkakrotnych na-
wofywan re wszystkich kazalnic
protestanckich, przyby1o okolo 800
osob, przewa&nie sfuzacc i mamki.
- Sprawozdawca byf wzruszony
poboznosc;a ludnosci tuzyckici, acz
kolwiek :jqzyka jej ME Una. Opo
wiada on, jak to p"stor Bronisch
= Chodzieinia rozwodzlf sic mad
ui%eustannemi modfami rodzicow
wendy.jskich "a dziec' bawiaco ma
,,obczyzn;e" .iak sfuchacze p" ma
bozehstwie dziekowali pastorowi,
ktory, ~ jmu jac sic s"oimi, zasfu
"uic ma uznanio wdZltcznosc.
re wyrazy uznania dla Wen-
dow dziwuie wyglada'yhy w pam
eerm"nskich us,ach, gdyby ME
okolicznosc, ze Nicmcy wicdza, IL
godziny hytu tego spo!eczenstw"
$, %policzone. Germaniz&cya
ziemi }uzytkiej czyni szalony postcp.
Nauczytielom ME chcs sic ue2yc
dzieci po nicmie2ku i pc wendyj-
sku, DO to klorot, wiec ucAa tyINo
DO nicm,ccku. Niewiele lepiej Jest
z pustorami pochodzenia czysto
wcndyjskiego. Ubywa ich c"raz
wiecei.
Wiclka wyrozumiafosc Ola Wen.
dow / scntymcntainosc ustaiaby
natychmiast, gdyhy oswiadczyi, re
w &aden spo-ob ME dada sic
zgermunizowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08

by]e ME do piora. A inni mo-
will, &c ten Dyrda = przepra-
SIAM "a niestosowne wyraze-
ME sie-to pewnie Jest wszyst-
ko wiedzacy, DO sam mowi,
ze niedawno jest w Ameryce,
a zra nasze cnoty amerykah-
skie o wiele lepiej, niz CT Sc
dziwi redaktorowie w Chica-
go!
Co do formatu, to mowia,
ze najwiekszy, chociaz maj
m]olszy i jeszcze gofy, a inni
po!scy drukarze, choc Isle po-
hogacili, wydaja gazety talk
karlowate, ze pewno JUL z ia
kiego gatunku Zacheuszowe-
go.
Co do mnie, ME p~rzywla-
szczam sobie przywileju do So.
nzenia redaktorow, jak pisuja-
cy do Zyody p. NJ. |. Sadow-
ski, biore tylko ich robote ma
MOI chlopski rozum, a wasza
-szczerze wan wyznaje-po-
doba mi sic, DO komuz by sic
ME rodabafa?
Wszakze Majsterck nieswia-
dcmego i popedliwego ostrze-
ga i poucza, b}adzacego ma
prawq droge prowadzi, a tyl-
ko krnqbrnego smaga. Co zaS
n~ajlepsza, ze wy sami, jak ro-
bote lie zrobicie, to sic PREY
znajecie l zaraz b]qd naprawi-
Gle, co IL innych rzadko sic
zdarza.
Ia co MECH wan sluzy zdro-
vie i szczeScle. Tylko MECH
sic Majsterek trzyma Boga
prawdy!
Wasz zycz]iwy Kodak
ZuveyzchowsM
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
Nasxsa l,Iass.
Calumet, M;cE., 3 lipca,

Calumet, M;cE., 3 lipca.
n. b. p. Jezus Chrystus!
Szan. i Kochany Majsterku!
Prosze mi wybaczyG mole
cl1fops'lia sknerstwo, re "a
miast abonowac W1a1usa, cd
innycl so sobie rozyczaln. SUI
micnic mic dreczy, re zle TO
bic, wiec pr2yznaje sic do
grzechu i oblecuje poprawe, a
"a poIute zapis'ue U1arusa
dla moich krewnych W Euro
pie i przyselam "a ten numer
przedplate ma ca]y rok $3.50.
Poznjej przysle take prenu-
merate "a sicbie, choG wy ME
zqdacie, .jak Dyniewicz, ably
wan abonenci placili "a diva
]ata 2 CORY, lecz chetnie kre-
dyt daiecie ludZlom rzetel-
nym: .iak dlugo chcq sami.
P=wnie tel Ma,isterck cieka-
WY, CO tn u mas movie o Vie
suyle -czy nie gadaja ma Maj
st+rka? A juzcit gadajq - DO
tel ma,jq pow6d do gadania-
re i'm sic Woyus cgniscie pc
doba, DO prawde PAL kazde-
mu, czy to Wachowi czy Sta
chow;.
DostaIi 20 grzbiecic masoni,
q teraz n&wct ksie5y niemlec-
kich bicrzccic kieszczc. Pola-
kow. 60 to rrzcSiadu.jq ~woich
Wicl. k>iqzy Prohoszczow, sta
wia.jq i'm rrzcszkody .iak
to M",i>tcrck mowi = mu-
yhy rob;q niedzwiedzia a 2
hi.iego czar;.e: tych tez pod
Who's Observation-Disclosures to sic
nus@yln w;nrusom mad 2ycie
ped bH,.
Jodcn, co jest mas kow%-
lem, m5wii mi. zcby Na,}ste-
rex tvch naszych ziomkow, co
to talk sobie postepujq q ma
szymi Duszpastelzami, je2eliby
CT W niczem ME przewinlll,
wzial w kuracyq pc kowals-
ku ma zimno, talk pc ma
Alphabetically i'm ten slcpy
max wylccia! i byIo miejsce
ola lepszcgo nasieuia.
Tome sam kowal mowil,
re jyleli byscie potrzcbowali
przykuwscza,to cAetnieby wan
sluzyl do najciezszego mlota,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08

zety, ktore tylko wielkim pa
nom buty szy.j4 q czesto mai
ciekawszych rzeczy ME dono-
szq. Przeciez wy, %panowie, ME
chcccie sic zbogaciG z ludu ma
szego = wzywacle tylko, ably
ludzie pisali, lie chcq przyjqc
W,l"ausa, to wy i'm go be-
dziecie poselali, cEocby i zaraz
ole zaplacili. Ale oni pewnie
i do tego sic leniq!
kto by potem ME chciaf "a
Wla1usa zap1acic, ten sic z je-
go krzywdy ME zbogaci; Wa
rwsoul to tylko ma dobre wy.jsG
mole, jezeli sic takiego abo-
nenta pozbedzie.
kazdy pominien mice ro-
yum, lie "a gazette trzeba "a
placic lie sam papier wiele
wart!
ia przyrzckam oplacaG Via
rqtsa jaknajregularniej, DO jego
najchetniej biore do reki.
JUL II lat utrzymuje i SUI
miennic oplacam Guzete hato-
H;c1:q. Gazete Hicagos1'u tel
%trzymalem, dop6Si G. A.Klup
ME umarl, i "a MIA zaplacilem.
Mozna mi vice przyna jmnicj
lyle wiorzyG, Re chociaz wy.
sokicso wy]1sztalcenja ME po-
siadam, jednak mogq druh
czytac wiem,co sc dobrze
czyta, a co iicllo.
Te poczciwc nasZc stare ga
zety tyIko ludzi balamucq,
Wczmy mp. Ga=cM hatoljch4.
" starym roku to obiccowala
aboncntom stalym, ktdrzy ,jej
zaplaca cory ma ca}y rok,
re kazdemu podaruje obraz
ma Gw!azdke tn IL mas
nikt obrazu ME widzial.
aka ona spraWlcdliWa, a
co na.icickawszcgo, to wcale ME
donosi, chloe jej sic praw'e
pod nosem stanic, to ona mil
czJ..
Mech lyjc u ia5"s W Wi
homie.
i'm PqJduc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
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kozackie z gtebi Rosyi sciagane.
Opowiadaja sobie, 70 general Hurlko
zaimie W razio wojny jcdno z maj
wybitniej szych %stanowisk wo,sko-
wych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
AuStry0.

Cholera przcniesla SIG z Wioch
do Austryi. w Trycscie zmarf
wyrebnik Mueller ia cholere azya
tycka. Niemniej umaria tau re W
srodmicsciu jedna kobieta na ta
sama chorobe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
Joliet. ILL.,, 5 lipca.
Mech bedzic %pochwalony Je-
zus Chrystus!

SZanoWnl PoEoWle.
Wasz U,Garus rrzyjaf sic u
mnie i jestem z niego bardzo
kon1ent, DO to rzeczywlscie pl-
smo warte pochwaly.
Ameryce dotqd zadna
polsAa @a2cta talk wspanlale
ME za:zyla wychodzic, jalS ten
WlG1Us.
PrLw=yn Polshl tel z po-
cz4tku wychodzil wspaniale,
ale rc" muje zginqf bez sla-
du, RAN zem sic ME spodzia]!
NsNet mi sic adres pc MIN
ME POSTAL, DO papier, z bleda
przeczNtam, a JUL Jest precz,
vice rlrt bym cEcia} mu ma
lczytosc pos'ac, to ME mann a.
dresu, bonn so sobie ME zapi-
sal. Troche mnie to niepokoi,
DO ia kazdemu chetnie place.
| "a Wlausa przesfalem VAN
roczna prenumerate, a oprocz
tego starcmu Ma jstrowl % C.
ma ustalcnie mlotka. Dog "a
pIaG IA dobre SERGE. = Mlotek
tymczasem w dobrym porzad-
ku, vice kupilem soble ia
baczki, DO oczy mi sic psujq
cd ognia, a jak czlowiek pa
re r"zy ki@huie, to sic troszy-
ncczke przcczyszcz4'- MASTERY
UtrzymuJet,prawda. juz diva
innc pisma pols},le, a oprocz
lego #pohuj9 1hoJe sJhy Saze'
te anYiri~hq, ale takle pismo
.jak Uu,luS, dostanic pjerw-
s2eM>tWo, DO cIloG ono dopic-
70 mlode, donosi takie nowos-
CT, 0 ktorych nasze stare ga
zety mic nie wicdz9. Jestem
pewry, lie gdyby zlomkowie
nasi Wl;arusu talk oplacali, ably
m6gf wyjsc ma swo;e, pozo-
stalby najlcpszem plsmcm pol
skiem W Amerycc.
Podoba mi sic, ze MILO
dy zuch tax ;miafo sobie Wy
stepuje, i sadie, re przynaJ
mniejsuG polski p%owinicn was
popierac wieccj uiz innc ca
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08

Nalli@ lu iiiJSi u IIOSA ou
miennie bye zadowolonym z
tego, &c pewne osoby p:...
49,. ME %wykazafy jcszcze
nigdy publicznie jakq on posia-
da W..... loco.
Pmgnie p. X. ably mnie wy
kluczono z nowoyorskiej rodzi-
ny polskiej. Me mialbym mic
przeciw temu, gdyby ia rodzi-
ma sk}ada}a sic z takich H..
$50. tylko jak on j jemu po-
dobuych, owszem, sam bym W
takim razie chetnie wystqpi} q
ta]Siej rodziny.
Gdy jednak rodzine o kto-
rel NOVA, szanuje, vie; ME
wqtpie, lie zyczeniom pana X.
ME stanie sic zadosyG, i lie do
niego bedzie MONA zastoso-
wac znare przys@owie, 2c pc
VINE glossy ME ida w niebiu-
sy!
Gdyby nawet Wawdq bylo
twierdzenie p. X, .jakubym pu-
blicznie wobec prezesow ppl-
skich Towarzystw, przyZnai,
IL jestem socyalista = ME by
Toby i to jeszcze dostatecznym
powodem do wykluczenia nnie
Z Observation-Disclosures rodziny
sp6leczllej. Albowiem kazle
ucZc!wc przckoManie ma swo-
je prawo bytu, j 2adncj par
tyi pol;tyczucj ME MONA u
sunYc doNolnie. Nawet BIZ
smark, ktorego zaiste Mkt o
libcralizm i szlaclletnosc ME
posqdza, navel on i sprzy-
mierzehcy jego ME powazyli
sic usunqc socyalistow ME.
mieckich z parlamentu. Mia
lazby rodzina polska bye mniej
sprawiedliwq Cd je.j ciemiez-
cow, ma ktorych Z talk slu$z-
nem oburzeniem powstajemy
wszyscy.
Tenn wiecej ME moze bye
mowy o wykluczeniu, gdy ca
la tyrada PIX. o mojem przy-
IN .niu sic do socyalizmu jest
k1amliwq. Nigdy pub]icznie ME
wyjasnilem moich zasad poll
tycznych, chociaz ME mann
powodu wstydziG sic tako-
wych.
Odmowilem wprawdz;e pod :
pisu pod protest przeclw So
cyalistom polskim, ale to ME
dowodzi .j~eszcze niczego. Me
podplsalem protestu dla togo.
" ME podobal nj sic z tres-i
i f"rmy, ola tego, re tenze
byf pefen pustych irazesow, DO
pytam sic kazdego bezstron-
nego: ia, MONA PROFESSIONAL
przcciw socyalistom polskim,
kiedy sic :jedMoczes.ie twier-
dzi W protescie, &c rodzinu
poiska t~akowych wc#le ME
posiada!@ Cz5z to mic jest cou-
hno|ct<o IN o99Jccio. przeclwlen-
stwcm w Zasadzie, do ktorc
go zaden c@1owiek mysi4cy
przyZnaG sic ME mo&c.
Wreszcie HE mjgicm sic
zgodzit Ma to, ally bylo rzrcz4
godziw4 i rozsqdna, os}oSiG
protest ptzcciw rodakom ma
Sym W chWi!i, gdy ci jsNo
ohwinleni po@ostHW lol sq
dem. Mimic SIC zduwa}o, 4rp;c
mogqc albo lie cha: ponoc
nieszczes'lwym br%c;o;n ma
Sym, ME nalezaIo przJnaj-
mniel szkodzi6 i'm przez pu-
bliczne nasze wyklecie ich.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02
TO BE CONTINUED.
sheridan Again at Winchester

Woodstock tVa.) Special 10 Bal,i-
more Americans: Gen. Sheridan and
Senator Cameron Yesterday reached
Woodstock. which i nearly midway be-
tween Harpcr'S Ferry and Stannton.
Sheridan was subject of anxious in
quiry on the part Of the people who
associated hi, name with the emo
ilagrations that preceded his last march
up the valley OH his hurried journey to
Join Grant III Petersburg in March.
1865. While Gen. Sheridan had no re-
ception. he was decorou>ly treated.
Both the distinguished gentlemen
visited Senator Riddlcberger IT hi resi-
dence. where they passed al hour.
The Senator portrait n a young Con.
federate Lieutenant hung OH the wal
over Sheridan'- head a. he converse,
playfully with senator Riddlebcrgcr
children. Senator Cameron nj hi
hotel talked little politics. but eNpreSss.
qualification 1T the result Of the recen
elections in Virginia. II indicative .
the growth of the tariff idea. especial,
in this once strongly Democratic section
of the State After ~crenale from ;
local band. organized without regard t,
politics. the two gentlemen were calle,
upon by prominent citizens. Thi
morning they went down the valley
Gen. Sheridan desiring TO visit Win
| chester and Charle>town. points from
| which he made his various daShe~ u
the valley before his long march to ai'
IN assaulting the bcleagnrred line .
| Lee 1T Petersburg.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

How does a meter measure gasp
There are two kinds Of gas meters
wet and "dry." In the ordinary
.wet meter there is drum divided
into four compartments by radiating
partitions: this drum revolyes in such
way that the lower half is beneath the
surface of the water contained in the
case. The gas enters one Of the closed
chambers formed between the surface
Of the water and a partition Of tile drum;
it pressure increases the size Of the
chamber. making the drum rcvolvc.
Each turn Of the drum carries forward
a definite quantity Of gas. and the only
thing necessary is train of wheels to
register the number of revolutions
made by the drum. The ..wet" meter
is much inferior to the dry meter.
the principle Of which il very simple.
The Gas pomr- into IN expanding
chamber. COMPRISING another similar
chamber already filled with gas. which
Is thus forced through the exit-pipe,
and b, means Of lever the quantity in
each chamber is alternately forced in
or out. as required. The number OF
movements is registed by Il train OF
wheels OH Il set of dials.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02
Remarkable Recovery Of Treasure.

The English divers and Capt. K. +.
Stevens. Lloyd'> surveyor. have re-
turned from Grand Canary after rails
ing Il sum of no less than 100000.
This amount was lying buried 1913 feet
deep about mile fromthe southermost
limit of the island. 1t went down about
two years ago in the steamer Alphonso
XII. The steamer had on board flOO.--
600 worth Of Spanish dollars on their
way to Cuba. The, were - gold
pieces. and were specially coined for
the trip being the onl, - pieces bear
ing the year 1884. The Insurance on
the money was effected III Lloyd's. and
was paid over to the insurer, after the
vessel foundered. After u lapse of over
year Capt. Il. +. Stevens and three
English divers We're sent ont 10 try and
recover the sunken treasure. They
succeeded in bringing NJ nine boxes
containing specie Of the value Of tlo..
900 each. but the tenth box could no,
be found. and the divers had 70 come
away without it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02
A Tribute tn American Resolution.

The truth seems TO be that the great
grand-fathers Of the contemporary gem
Grafton Gn the United States) We're men
Of English blood. who refreshed them
selves BY dip into primitive barharism
There came twoor three thoroughly
Aryan generations, who could not read
or write, who lived all day in the open
air, who carried their lives in their
hands, and so acquired great strength
of constitution. contempt Of death. and a
habit Of looking facts in the face.
Their descendants are still men Of
their hands. men Of easy temper but
iron resolution, and ready to shoot III
Anarchist u soon rs look At him.
They are the sons of the people who
fought through. with equal determines
ton and pluck on either side, the great
Civil War. We should have dritted. il
their place, into some kind OF Anarchie
permissive slavery and State-rightS
run mad. or 50 ut least the pe,~imi>t
in his pesSimism, may declare. Lon.
don News.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02
The Little Ones.

Nell was serious child, with Il pen
chant for poetry. She had stood for Il
long time looking out at the snow
storm when her mother asked:
''What are you thinking Of, DEAR"
20, was just making poetry. she
answered, with sigh.
but what was it? Can't you tell
mammal"
After considerable urging she re-
peated with great feeling:
lis a sad, sad thing to stand and beg
While the winter winds do blow,
For the cold creeps up the little ones lee
And makes her shiver 50.
His papa was clergyman, who
strictly enforced the rule that the scion
should attend Sunday service dcspit.
his tender years. Imagine the feelings
of this dominic parent when, pausins
at his study door, he discovered thu
young man in the act of eNpelling ;
large bnmble-bee, waving his small
arms franticalls in the air, and crying
..Sh-h. sh-h! Get out of here. Get out
tell YOU, or papan preach you (
DEATH"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02
a Ennlish and stubborn RellcI.

In the efficacy Of certain remedies of VIC
lent action, is the bcsetting foible Of the ig-
norant and predjudiced. The indiscrimin-
ate use Of purgatives is very common
phase Of the faulty Of such people. Aloes,
podyphiliin, disguised in sugar coating,
castor oil. mercury. and other old fashioned
drugs. still hold their own among this class,
and although the success OF Hostetters
Stomach Btters sufficiently disproves the
necessity for violence i'll medication, the ad,
herents of an exploded fallncy still persist
in giving and taking inordinate purgative
doses Dyspepsia, constipation, liver COM
plant are a. certainly and thoroughly sub
dued by the Bitters, as they are invariably
aggravated by an indiscriminate use Of
medicines, otiicinal or proprietary, belong.
ing to the class which we have condemned
Fever and ague, nervousness, rheumatism
and inactivity Of the kidneys, yield to the
Bitters.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

was very dense just now, when l hear
you we're anxious to continue your talk
with Herr Plowitz.
Her eyes opened widely.
tone of something like horror.
miss Beaufoy just told me So"
She looked still more horriiied.
Forgive me If stretch the privilege
of a friend. Is il true that you do not
like Professor Plowitz?'
On one point, at least, my doubts
were set at rest for ever. There was
no sort Of anger at question had no
earthly right to ask. but with q thrill
of intense meaning in her voice. and
looking with flashing eyes full into my
face, she answered simply:
II hate him.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02
LAssIY WILL YELu'E ME-.

o, TT gle yc . silken room.
Lae-ie, gin yen lo'e me
WI lace I'll busk ye room IN roo1'-
Lass'.. gn yen lo'e me.
An o ane In q the tan'
vi h carrisge half sse gva1,s
Ye.i. ..e twa rings on ilks han
Lassie, will ye lo'e me7
0ae va vi 10! de rails an fame
Frien's wad laugh tae see me:
I'm lookin' for happy hame-
Haze ye that the gie me?
wad a. yer Draws. an riches dne.
An q the diamonds e'er could shine,
Bring my heart ease whe grief was mine,
Or frse trouble free me?
Misfortune ne'er shall dark yer door,
Lasrie. gin ven lo'e me.
For hae rocks o. gowd in store
Lasrie. " Il ye lo'e me?
Toot-. yer haveral. ye're misfaen:
want heart gowd Gamma chain.
An ken whaur's there sic 3 sne-
Sac ye medina lo'e me.
.B0sf0H Adrerfiyer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

should never he made, but ambition and
enterprise deserve reward. Wherever you
are located you should write to Hallett q
Co., Portland, Maine. and learn about work
that you can do and live at home, earning
thereby from s. to 50 aud upwards daily.
Some have earned over SO in q day. AL
particulars free. Both sexes. All ages
Capital not needed: you are started free
All is new. Those who start at once
cannot help rapidly making snug little
fortunes
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

A report of the Ontario Bureau OF Inf
dustries shows that the wheat yield
the Province of Ontario for the last
season was 3,5oo,ooo bushels less than
the average of the last five years; bar
lev so. 900 bushels less: oats 100000
bushels more; peas 100000 bushel-
more: and corn 100000 bushels less.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

Mans inhumanity to woman makes count
less thousands mourn, would he an appli-
cable rendering of Pope's line, in view of the
indignities she has suffered and pains under
gone at the hands OF unskillful physicians
and quacks. Naturally modest she suffers
on until forced to consult physician re
garding some female difficulty which she
we'll knows is sapping her strength. All this
embarrassment can be avoided and cure
effected by purchasing DIR. Pierce's "Favor.
ito Prescription OF your druggist, and tax
ing as directed. Price reduced to one dol
lar
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

I'D. Waller, Clerk, Sherman House, st.
Paul, says. 81 have for three years past
suffered from severe pain In my left
shoulder and side. Fearing heart disease
/ conrulted one of our most skillful
physicians. He pronounced it Rheumatism
but his prescriptions did not relieve me;
Last spring l used Mechanics st. Paul
Chemical Oh. after few applications the
trouble left me and have had no return
OF Rheumatism in any form since" by
Druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

Medicsted MOxie Nerve FOOD LOzcng0
A positive preventive of colds after Sc
we're exposure; does not render you liable
10 take cold afterwards.
Price 10 cents per package, ID cts in
stamps by mail, WESTERN MoxIE NERVE
Fo5p TO % N. State Street Chicago.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

IT IS so EvERYwHERE-E B. Rail, drug
| gist at Hiattsviile. Kan, has this to write
about Aliens Lung Balsam: ut is the best
selling throat Il: d lung remedy, and gives
| general satisfa ton. l cheerfully recom-
nrnA - Buy the large $l00 bottle for
| Lung Diseases
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

Mr. Jacob Froehlich, a wcll-known
tailor of Cincinnati. o., after suffering
for years with rheumatism. was cured
in short time by the use of st. Jacobs
n;l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

beach TINS year, g. antly!'' Il did, indeed
BROMLEY: gained l25 pounds" "Psbaw
lmpossibie." "Fact, my dear fellow.
Come up to the house and I'll introdu e
YOU to her. We were married last week.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

Fits: Al Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's
Grea. Nerve Restorer. No Fits after
Yrst DAYS use Marvellous cures Treatise
aud SO 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Seud To DIR. Kliue. 93i Arch 81. PhilA., Pa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

Dontor-V hat ais you s'rs' Patient
don't know doctor. / have such bug
zng sound in my ears all the time
Would you like to loo. at my tongue .
Doctor No, never mind. Bring your
hers
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

When Baby w. sick, - gave her CassssiA
when she was Child sho cried for CastoriA
when she became Miss, she cir ne 70 CaatsriA,
WIN she had Children, she gave them CassslA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

Mrs. c. Kellogg. Edgwood. CAL,
says: Red Star Cough Cure is the best
medicine she has ever used for colds
for the children.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

If women had the solving of the labor
question: it would be the law for all hus
,,auds to keep the coal scuttle filled.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-02

Nantes are very short in the back, but
il We long, tab-like fronts.