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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
~TeWarzysx broni.
East Buffalo. 6 wrzesnj, 81

East Buffalo, 6 w~rzeSnia. Sc y.
Sz"nowny Majsterku!
Przeczytawszy W No. 20 lV1arusu
oZale unzarai, krew stunefa mi
w zylach, a SERGE mafo mic pckto
= zllu ma talk bezccno czvnv
~zmle"zaiary do gnqhicnin swoboune-
g. drcha narodowego- Pytam sic,
d" j"kiej katcgorii mnmy zaliczaG
'ndz', rr1ykiada jarych reki do roz.
bljania zawiazuJacego sc tutai ma
o~bczyznie ko1a polsko-narodowero?
= Podfug mego zdania ME sa oni
leps' od Mur"wicwa, bytcgo guber-
natora ma Litwic, i okrutnero
Bersa w Warszawic -zta roznicn.
&c t"m zab;j"no ma cie|e. u tn ma
ducAu.
-Nasza nieszczqsna Pol,ka ma
z"'azany wqzef serc i dion, ,ysiaco
razy W krwi kapany, ktoresp wieki
ME zdolaja rozwiazuG:!
Hasten nuszem dzisiai. iul5
dawnleb powlnno bye ,,Kochac
Boga i Polske!.", pfakac mad MIC
doIa Ojczyzny i mctnic a wytrwale
pracowac, ably ja .jaknajpredzei
oswobodzlc. Przeniesmy sic W
duszy "a Ocean i przypatrzmy sic
naszym nieszczesliwym rodakom.
ktorzy ma Sybirze srogio cierpia
%meczarnie "a poswiccanic sic dla
Ojczyzny:: Wielez to starcow, "a
branych cd rodzin, lie to syn6w
Cd matek, ilez kaplanow, gwaltow-
ME oderwarnych Cd piracy w
swiatyniach Paiskich, wyciasa rece
do Boga i DO mas, blagajac pomocy?
A tn znajdujs sic pomiedzy mani
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

Papier z gatganow, kt5ry czesto
jest w istocie ga fgahskim
wynalazl Johan Won uverdcnau,
opat W Kemtcn, ktory TAME L.
1477 zatozyt rierwsza papiernie.
PocAty podiug trjze kroniki
wynalazf knoll Cyrus, kt6ry W pam
stwie swoiem ustanowil mnostwo
pocztyljunow, nazwanych agario-
mes, Il opoviadaja o mich Suidor i
Aleksander Sardiusz. Kuzdy q tych
rocztylionow Most, jall n~ajpredzei
odebrany list albo wiudomosG, ktora
Mat podat, do nastepnej stacji, Il
ztamtad posIano dalei, wsku,ek cze-
go wiadomcsci wSzelkie nader sly
bko sic rozszerza;y. ksenfont opo-
wi"da, ze eli perscy p~ocztylioni byli
szybszymi, ni& lot zurawi. kscr-
kses zaprowadz w Swoiem pam
stwlc rodzajc tclegratOw, stawiajac
ma drogach mzednillow pocztowych
tax bllsko sleb.e, re jeden m6gf sly
see drugiego, przez co MONA bvto
bardzo sxybko rezesfaG kr6lewskie
rozkazy ] wszelkie wiadomosri re
stolicy do kraiu i naodwrot. (Rus!iie
telegr"ty dawne, anegdoty wicSza-
niu. kronika owa atoli, ktora che
tnie zwraca sic do biblii sa III, Re
nawet wynalazek ustnych i mako
wyeh telegrafow jest znucznie star
sly. Wks;edze bowiem , Samuela
jest NOVA o nayre dzie posluncu
ktora David chciat daG "a to-, zc
tenze udusif Saula w Ziklag. Ten
%posfaniec Dawida ma byc pierwszym
pocztylionem a tom eamem krol
David ma bye plerwszym wynaluzca
poczty.
Co sic tyczy prochu, to kazlv
z mas sfyszaf, &e takowy wynalazf
f'rancisZkanin, Ber.old Schwarz w
roku 1890. Ale tn lNronika nawet (;
teso mnjcha z%alicza do ludzi, ktorzv
prochu ME wynalezli. Opowiada n
bo"lem, czego my ME mozemy
skonst.towac, &c JULIUS Af:icanus.
zyjacy osoto rolu $50 pc Il Chr,
opisat cufkiem dokfadnie spo,ob
przyrzadzania prochu slrzelniczeso.
jak to orowiada Vossius w swoich
,,Observationes". Jezeliby to Lyfo
prawda, to poczciwy mnich Bertold
Srhwarz wynulazek swoi, kt6ry
przyn!os} ma niesmicrtelnosc. n
tysiacom ludzi przedwczesna smierG,
odkryfby W starych ksiegach i W
ten srosob przystroifby sic W obce
piora.
(Doliohczenic n%astapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

klcrka, ME kupowano, ME baczac
ma to, zc to okropna krzywda,
wyrzadzona najlepszemu przyjacic-
lowi polakow! Cyl ME wiecie,
Rodacy, 10 pan Ryan iuz o%tiarowat
M polski koSciot w C.lumck prze-
szIo POO dolaroM? Knzano wan
kupowuG wiktuafy cd kupcow,
ktorzy ~jeszcze %zfamanego centa na
polski koSciot ME dali - czY to
90 chrzesciuhSku? Coz beda sobie
mySleG a nusi szlaciletm dobro-
czyhcy, .jcaeli w ten sposob bcdzie-
my sic i'm wywdzieczalj2 Szczes-
clcm, Re Mkt takiej mamowy ME
stuchat, ale JUL sauna %intencya
szkodzenia naszemu dobrodziejowi
ME zastuguie M pochwalc.
Po&drowit mas OBJ. Pawlicki
przez Uiar"s", .jako conc chcc do
siebie sprowadziG, Il toe ora ME-
boraczka ~jcszrzc ami jednego listu
cd nicgo mic odebraia; vie o swoim
mesn tyIlko to, co .ie.i Z WMruS0
inni o MIN przeczytali. | ona JUL
.icden list do nicgo p'>afa. ale
Sadnei o~dpowicdzi nan mic odebrafa.
(tstpp oruscifcm, jake zbyt
osobiscie d~otykajacy oh. p. Aby
jcdnakze mic wzbudziG RoIakach
naszych w Calumet rodejrzrnia, IL
to ob. Wroblcwslhi zamierzuf prztz
pi>mo mSze ,karcic >wego oso.
bistego nielrAyjaciela P4wlic,Siego,
oswiadczam, IL niniejSza korespon-
dvncya pocLol& z zupelnie innego
zrod!a.' OBJ. Wrohlewski leszcze
niydy zadnego tuiSzu przeciw OBJ.
Pawlickiemu, ami wogole ~ieszcze
nigdy "ic przeciwko ks. Horba-
czewskiemu ME p'sat do Wurusu,
.jak to posadzat 50 Pawlicki w
W liscie, napisanym do iednego z
swych przvjaciot w Calumet. -
Jhajster.)
Zreszt;s ME sfychaG W Calumet
i sasiedniem Red Jacket wicle
noweSo, lecz jednak donosze pa,e
cjekawych szczego!@w. w zesz1ym
tygodnju trz. cz Wfochow zostalo
w minach tute.j szych potluczonych.
Jeden ma drugi dzieh umar!, drugi
pasu,je sic re smierc;a, Il trzeci
tylko rekc ma s@ttuczonu, a moze
j zfnmana. w tym samym czasio
c%h!opicc, 13 lat LEGACY, obywatela
Leimbacl.n, spadf Z kary i xtamat
sobie nogq. Amputowano mu ia
tego samcgo dnia, i Jest nadzieja,
Re sic wyleczy.
Ma poczatku zeszEego micsiaca
zg!naf Maciejowi Mytkowskiemu
siwy koa i .~ieszczo 60 do dis dnja
ME ma. JezyIiby ktory Z czytel-
nikow Wo1uso cos O MIN wiedzia}.
niechaj doniesie do Calumet hub
Red Jacket, q odbierze nagrode.
P@zme.i, .jak mi czas pozwoIi,
napIsze COS wiecej. Tymczusem
zasefam szczerorolskie, braterskic
pozdrowienie, jake wierny abonent
Wlorusa i dolby
IoIuk.
DOPlsEK: Wlaruss'e kazde.
mu bardzo rodoba, boo tez to lest
bardzo dobra guzcta. Me ma kto-
potu, ably taI1c pismo ME uzyskafo
sobio a%boncntow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
NRg?E97 ITS
Re NJ |: N"
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Wprost ~r}ynace szybkie niemieckie
parowce:
ELDER EMS WERRA
SAALE TRANE
Ei-BE FUI.DA AI.l.ER
DIVA S'azy w tygodniu
2 Bremen: w kazda sohote i !srode
Z New lorIu: w kazaa Sobots i srede.
Gas przeprawN pomiedzy Bremen
New Norkiem:
Dxiewiec Gsai.
Przc>zio
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pasazer6w zostalo cd czaSu zalozenia
stowarzyszenia bczpiecznie i dobize ma
parowcach p6}nocno.nicmicehie@o Lilo
ydu pomisdzy Nirmcami AmeryAa
przewieAionych.
szybkie p"arowce %pdlnocnc-
niem;eckiego Lloydu rosiadaja wyso-
kic p klady. wyborna wcntyla-
eye odznaczaia sc najlepszemi
wygodami jake t.z krotkoscia
przeprawy daja przyjemn2i
$ pieszna sposob n sc podr6-
" do Niemjec lub z tamtad do Anne
ryki.
O raty pasazerslie i akomodacys W
miedzy-poktAd.ic lub kajutach, proSimy
sic udaG do
OelEicAls 4 Co.. Gen. Agent.
. Bowling Green, New York.
Jan Angsewicz. Winona, MINI.
4.3S7.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-12-18

IFvan oe 80, IN the World Waented nfamed Eyes,
@ one hghs application Relieves often Cures Introduced
For sale by all druggist Price a5c ''s'0 " 1859
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04

h ,liow tone. or raised too high,
eau in. tti,. tours. If tue tongue -
.laN.t..t. ,s:.a.sas.fi lid Ill. 'lifOai.
csusii..y .J.far4. t5ie%, IL the nasal
p4@-f...s.- az. IF. aen;4 cruising Hs-.l
torres. 81 str III r.ns icff too loose ~
to- inraaf, caa si.y weak and aas's.
fai,i.J.r totips~-e.en ole IT tll3s-s
r5Gi-g movements cttn be traced TO
Il = exact muscles employed. Neil
Il all pupils would readiiy recognize
a poor Or di-agreeabie quality OF
voice, almost iis well as the teacher:
bW no ttnf,'dia1J pupil rait ~ a1tJ
ussrHi nafeaf e1HtTDi uts Musrfed
nLich eansc lie rordt Jlemi.ies.
The only voluntary throat effort that
every one can make il to close the
throat 10. /; rangii. and this sole r.
fort would III course !le a vicious
one i'm vocal delivery. Now-a days
W. can teach the pupil 10 control
the muscles nj riH. ID ain extent not
hitherto lin Jennie Limbs time) at
tempted or even thought possible.
Favorable muscular movements may
b. gained bv progressive exercises
accurately described in written les
sons, beginning with movements
easy for all, aud gradually approach
ing movements new and hitherto I'M
comfortable by any vocalist, trained
or unframed, though unwittingly
employed by successful solo singers.
wrote 50 amply. in detail on the
min questions OF yo1alization. be-
cat,se it is not enough that first
class newspaper mirrors the present:
the critic must be beforehand with
the times. and ready armed to fight
for the future welfare and success Of
Il musical community.
cannot refrain from compliment
ing Mrs. II. II. Moon and Mrs. DR..
Bennett on their Enthusiastically
marked success OF the evening. And
it NAV not b. irrelevant TO state
right here that Mrs. Moon and Mrs.
Il. e. Price. our best soprano sn.ois:s.
.oaceae the palm TO Miss Emma
Non E.lsner / 10 this at the risk
,tiat Miss Won Elsner may deem me
IL i!atterer Cor any other yillain) be.
cause 50 very few lady singers rise
high enough in nobility Of character
10 be without the fear. hatred, envy
or jealousy Of II rival or competi-
tor.
4 lumber OF talented ladies. Mrs.
Mcmillan. Mrs. Iottia kellow. Miss
Hettie Tull. and Miss Winnie Priest.
contributed to the musical portion
Of the concert. Their performances
were charmingly melodious, body
and soul inspiring.
The uudisguised admiration OF a
portion Ct the audience. and at times
OF the whole audience, was concen.
:rated npon the G. Quartette per-
formances, who received fn'l ac-
acknowledgement Of their large share
in the programme. II is very rare
~ that one hears quartette singing
bv ladies exclusively with a really
fine blending Of voices IL perfect
harmony; when you do hear it, il is
usually in passages consisting ofplain
friads and long tones. Every ex
acting chorus master knows how
difficult it is to get choir TO sing
rapidly and in tone purely. I think
that all difficult passages should be
studied slowly and in short harmon
ic phrases. L. YoN MEyERHoFF.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04

Four SCORE years and ten nave not
seen the equal OF Ely's Cream Balm
as remedy for Cntarfh, Colds IN
the Head, and Hay Fever. 1t works
like a magic. giving relief at once,
and permanent benefit. A thorough
treatment cures the worst eases. Ap-
ply into the nostrils.
We have sold Ely's Cream BalM
about three years, and have recon-
mended its use in more than hun
bred Special Cases OF Catarrh. The
unananious answer to our inquiries
is, Its the best remedy that l have
Ever used" Our experience is, that
where parties continued its use, i
never fails to cura.-J. II. Montgom-
cry & Co, Druggists, DEBORAH, Iowa
lot1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
Mr.. G. Carpenter, Of Duran, started

Mr. G. Carpenter, Of Duran, started
this morning for Marion Junction,
Dakota, to visit his son. He will also
visit with his sisters in Missouri be-
fore returning home. Mr.. Carpen-
ter came to Mitchell county in 1856,
and since 1861 has held the position
OF postmaster at Doran. Few postal
officials can point to SO long a term
Of office, Many and varied have
been the changes chronicled in mails
that have passed through his hands.
From the surrender Of fort Sumter
to the fall Of Richmond and assassi-
nation OF Lincoln, through the years
Of peace to the change in the politi-
cal administration. and down to the
present time, the history OF the coun-
try has been strikinglv marked with
bright spots and dark shades
Dosage News.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
Purify Your Sliced.

Among spring preparations. d. not
neglect that which is most important
of al!-your own body. During he
winter the blood al,sor,ss many i'm
puritieS. which, il hot expelled. a 9
liable to break out ii scrofuia 81!
other diseases. Tie best spring
medicine is Hoods Sarsaparilla. It
expels every impH,ifv from he
blood, and gives strength to eve:y
function of the body. Sold by al
druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
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HARRIS.-In Orleans township winneshck
county. Iowa. March 1. 1855, Elmer. only son
OF I'd. and Liza Harris, aged about three
years.
REEyE.,-At the residence Ct AmoS Harris In
Or.eans MianeshieS county, Iowa, February
9Th lsS6, William Reeves, In the 32 year Ct
III, age.
The deceased was born in Farm
inston, Warren county, Penn, on the
Sth OF April 1854, removing with his
mother, then q widow, to Iowa. when
about ten years Of age. He was an
honest, industrious, conscientious
man, true to all his engagements.
About one year since, while serving
a. engineer in the Cresco steam
mill. he had II serious attack OF
bleeding at the lungs, returning to
his work when but partially recOv-
cred, the trouble was brought on
again, terminating in consumption
aud death. After his last sickness
had set in he united with Grace
Episcopal Church, receiving baptism
at tie hands Of Rev. Mr.. Mynald,
and the holy communion from Mr..
Hope, Lay Reader Of Grace Church.
He Is the third Of tho family who
has died Of lung difficulties in the
past four or five years. Earl. Mary
and now Willie, leaving surviving u
brother and sister, George, and Eli
"a, wife Of Ed. Harris. His long and
painful sickness which was borne
uncomplainingiy, had used up the
earnings Of his labor, except his in
terest in some property on Railroad
street, which perhaps will be ade-
quate for his doctor bills and his
funeral expenses. His funeral Was
from the home OF his mother on sun
day. his remains being deposited in
the lakewood cemetry, near town.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
Wires! b.Gthgrs! DalghterS!!

EE YOUR pNN PHYSICIAN. 4 lady who
n wears suffered t0,n'htS worse than
naatn ifem Uterine Troubles. Falling or the
" ,mh, Leseorl;nl. Suppression. &C. and who
had desraifed CT being cured. found remedies
Which completely cured her. Any sufferer from
such troubles can use the remedies and thus
CURE HERSELF. witl,o.t revealing her condition
10 any ore. aud without suhjacttng her woman
l. modesty 10 the sEoek OF a physictan IN IL
Illustrated tfeat.se. prescriptions. and iull dtfee-
lions for Use, sent FREE ~ sRy address, secure
IL sealed Send self-addressed. stamped en-
seiapc Address. naming ti.is paper.
l9m3 MR.. W. Z. HOLMES, 65S Broadway, y. Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
Important to Intending Emigrants.

The ST. Paul, Minneapolis s. Mani
toba Railway has made a large re-
duction i'm rates on migrant nova
bles going into the Red River Valley
and North Dakota. The cost Of
transportation into the Northwest is
now very small item, AMI the re.
duction will prove II great boon to
those intending to go into the fam
Gus wheat region. The rates to the
Devils Lake country arc little more
than half what they formerly were,
aud Il proportionate cut is made on
all other points. The Manitoba
company certainly deserve the large
immigration they are receiving into
the country tributary to their many
lines, for they are doing everything
to ens ourage it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
Kit ClOyprs House plan.

In the last number OF the House
keeper Kit Clover" tells what she
knows about The house planning in
her charming fashion, which every
body who has tried housebuilding
will enjoy. Another article gives
some valuable hints on the same
subject. Every one who has the
building of house in mind should
send for this number, rs specimen,
which will be sent free. Address
Buckeye Pub. Co., Minneapolis, Mimi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
Gssg:tg.s DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL rHrs.n.- services ever
>s.Hss4s IN f8s.s A. VI. .saf! G9S r. s'asag
st....ff.f .1.Fn.a- ssssie. Prayer me. ting
y sEse+d evening
LEY. 4. s. Hef oSsgLi.. Pastor.
METHODIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -Sersi .es ever
:9liHEas III IiJ A. G. AID .:Du z. -;.Duay
$40 ]. ssffssr sasF itn- service. Pfa.@T meeting
every thursday s.eilrZ
LIZ. j. d. IT'LL. Pastor.
1sFI.sg Is.EEcH services esers sunday Il
iiast Ii. y li s.AD r. u, ~und III SriDg. after
f.a..FAlAs- -.Esise. fraser Tsstfing sseiy stl
~ evening. Rev. 4. II. GEant.. Pastor.
esraoLfe cHuseH.--s.rsic.s eyers sunday al
li.tss A. u. aid 2:Gs r. u. sunday ss.0oi every
-ua.,9f al I'm Z. III.
kEs. NJ. a. NcCsETEy. Pastor.
TRACE IPi.eDPaL GHt RgH.--seisise- every
Study u Ito a. II. and 700 r. II. .asdiy
sesno. auer morning sersice.
u. +. HopE. Lay i.eader.
GE.!s. LUTHERAN GHrKcH'-Serviees every
~4fHas Ill ig.39, forenoon. and 81, afternoon,
Alternately. Key. l.. HEfHAS:, Pastor.
LINE SPRINGS.
Psg-gYTEaIts Church services, sunday at
o.i5 = N. and ! p. m. Sunday school after
morutng service.
REV. WATSON RUSSELL. Pastor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
WHAT Is IT?

By a special arrangement with the
publishers Of Farm and Fireside, we
can for Il short time offer Il free gift
in connection with our paper. 1t Is
IL MAGNIFICENT ENGRAVING entitled
.HAMLET and OPHELIA." Our
offer is as follows:
The price OF Pecks sun one year Is s200
The price OF Farm Fireside one year 80
The value OF the Engraving Is fully 2.59
We give all the above, worth $500
for only $500. Subscribe for Peck's
Sun at once and secure them all.
Address. PEcK's Sun. Milwaukee, Wis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
Covering it Tn.

You bad boy, you have made a
grease spot on the new sofa with
your bread and butter" said Mrs.
Fizzletop to her son johnny.
Never mind, ma, you can sit on il
when there is company in the par
lor."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04

p. NJ Clark. right-of-way man, and
Mr.. Peters one OF the contractors fnl
the grade Of the d. & n. w r. r.
was in town last Wednesday, max
ing arrangements for piling and
looking up the route. The secured
u man ut every town to buy piling,
L. i. Danton will take that in charge
ut this place. Riceville Recorder.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
The Keynote.

Vol. lO.-1SS6.
The Leading illustrated Weekly
HeyieM, Devoted to Music, Dra-
ma, Literature, Art, Society and
Current Events.
The Ablest. Brightest and Most In
iluen,ial Journal Of its Glass
In the World!
Critical! Independent! Impartial!
Home Should be Without It.
JOHN j. KING, FREDERIC ARCHER,
Publisher. Editor,
PIECE 10 CENTS.
One YearS4.0O. Six Months $500.
It can be ordered from any Book
seller. Newsdealer, Stationer or Mus
ic Dealer. Sent postpaid at above
rates. Address
THE KEYNOTE,
P.Q. Box l766, New York City,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
Administrators Notice.

Estate OF Richard Peters. dece ased: Ia.
h.en duly appointed administrators 10 tha
estate of Richard Peter, late OF oak Date
township in the county OF aowarn s,a' mno y,
nerss,f That trust b, giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons having demands upon the
Estate OF the said deceased are required 1o.cN,
said Estate are called upon to make payment 10
ea'u A''"so - Macy pETERs.
February 18Th !oes,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04

r AND FOR SALE. so acres in
IL Howard township, and 40 acres
in jamestown township, Howard Co.,
partly improved. Will sell cheap for
cash. or with small payment down
and long time on balance. Write me
for terms and prices.
i7tS Z. O. Burt,
Des Moines, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
SCOTS Emulsion CT Pare Cod Liver
Oil. with Hyporhosahites,
Esnac;aiiv EeSirahit for Children.

A Lady physician IT the Chiid's
Hospital, al Albany n. l., says: We
nave been using Scots Emulsion
with great success, yearly al ~ ani
patients are suffering from bens
..iscaars and our physicians iina il
Very beneficial. III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
The Old Folks COtilliOn.

It Lyric Hall, March 9th, 1856.
All are cordially Invited to attend.
Supper at the STROLLER House. Floor
managers. IL. 4. Axtell. Frank Strem-
Ell, j. G. Upton, Ed. Gillett. Music
by Scho!ield's orchestra. All come
for big time. By ORDER Con-.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
LINE SpRfNGs.

Bank & Son put in a stock Of
Clothing next week, adjoining the
Post office.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
Horses Wanted.

We will be at Norton's Liver.
barn until after March 9th. Weight
desired 100 to 400 pounds. Age
desired I to 8 years.
LoyELAcE & TAYLOR.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04

thcr Eahv was sc's We gave her SASINaist
rhcn s..e vas Child. she cried for Z ASia"aa,
When she became Miss, she chung TO CAS- a
When she had Children, she gave them CASiohi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the lirm hereto
fore known as Geo II. Wilbur Co., doing
business In the retail sale OF Lumber at CreScO,
Howard county, Iowa Is Tits nav dissolved by
mutual CunSent. the business having been sold
and transferred 10 ..Niihur Lumber Company
which company will hereafter conduc. and
transact the aforesaid business, and pay all
debts OF the old firm OF Geo. II, Wilbur 4 Co.,
and all accounts due he old tirm are payable
TO wilbur Lumber Company.
lSignedl. Il. z. HoUGHTON, Comprising
G. q. HOUGHToN, the f1rm Of
GEO. IL. WILBUR. J GHW 4 Co
WILBUR LUMBER COMPANY.
Dated CrescO, Iowa Jan. ~. 1856. 20t3
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WALL PAPER,
BORDERS AND
CEILING DECORATIONS.

in endless variety and in quantity
sufficient to decorate every house In
Cresco. Prices according TO quality.
oltf ii. C.. PRICE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
JUST ISSUED.
LETTERS from GOLDEN LATl.
TIDES.

A large, tinely-illustrated pam
phlet descriptive OF the Northwest.
Statistics compiled from official
sources. Sent FACE on application
to G. H. WARREN, q. p. A., st. Paul,
MINI. u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-03-04
AYERS Et.L,E.1

confirm 10 m;lcra, Ecr poisonous s;ih-
Stance. atd 4, 10: ,iiNe rs lie
bowel IT,. i..git.... i. ail c4t.i =. ~. Iii.
inii,i he j. h,:..i;,.s. IN es,i4ii ,,E" a. IL
effect III eaE-.ipatstl ,rrhr.r:. esd !. lie.
nt.i chi h,t.keii i'll ,;ii.iI4i Ill ms, I'd
OF Increasing tiosss. OF >f:.,nfE. a.3d IL
habi,aIi's or travellers in :; ssle Is se.tisd
countries whore Iii: ;re III Ii
hand. they nc ii iIe>i.lr: W. t;irr.
There i !safriis = ii !.i:r-s trey VII lot
ALE. i:'c. and in isess ease, aI.p. ii taken
promn..-. 20 ,at.ns .iri, .itl.t entering
ur.n w,lranl,o.,l. ani 10 N.in.n v.i.n.,.
period q. r,alcr.iiv i ,'l-v ~ y Il :lo...
Ayers Pie. IL E.cdcrte det /. rertIs
sufficient 10 On TIRE regular action If tbs
bowels. viii b. ioi;ni If
IncaIcu;a.,:e Value.
PREPARED Ey
DR.. J. c. Aver & CO., Lowell, Masa
Sold b. nil Druggists.
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PLAIN DEALER,

The PLaIs DEALER and Demofests
Monthly Magazine, both one year
f1i - 30,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-22

In the Senate Senator Teller has
introduced bill to provide for CON-
pulsory education of Indian children.
1t authorizes the Secretary of the In
terror to take any Indian children be-
tween the ages of eight and eighteen,
who belong to tribes receiving annui-
ties from the United States, and place
them in government schools for
the education of Indians, to be kept
there FIVE years. This is not to APP
ply however, to the FIVE civilized
tribes, nor to Usage Indians of In.
dian Territory. The Secretary is au.
thorized to withhold rations and annui
ties from parents who refuse to com
/ ply with these provisions. All sucl
schools are to be manual labor schools
and to include teaching of agriculture
and stock raising to boys and house
work to girls.