The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-10
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY JAN, 10, 1850.
Mrs. Lucy Parsons Of Chicago is the
Joan Of Arc in that wicked city.

MIS-. Lucy Parsons OF CnlcagO - the
Joan Of Arc in that wicked city.
j. F. Manning and daughter Min.
ME, have returned from Milwaukee
and Chicago.
Vim. F. Webber has just received
notice that his pension claim has been
allowed, dating from date OF disabil-
ity, to amount of over 1880, and $50
per month hereafter.
I. Mr.. J. A. Brown, is in the store
building formerly occupied by II. 8.
Caward, with stock OF Connection
cry, Flour and Notions. He Is anup
right man who will do by you what
he promises.
L. E. Smith was called to Rockford,
! ILL.,, last week, from the dangerous
illness Of his sister On Monday
morning she passed away and was
laid at rest in the Belolt cemetery the
day after.
There is not one word OF truth in
the story that Ben Hunting went to
i Indianapolis, SO there. The idea! that
q democratic ex-soldier would mix
and mingle with them rebels"
Joseph Archer had his trunk check
ed for Chicago or Indianapolis last
Monday, We had always considered
him too loyal" man to associate
with . chuln OF Mosby, Chalmers,
Malone, Longstreet, h Co.
Mr.. Berg's little daughter, Emma,
is recovering from the diphtherin
rapidly, but the house will be quaran-
tined against the public AZ a precau-
tionary measure until February. No
other case has occurred in Cresco so
for.
We are pleased to learn that Mr..
Abel G. Newman, an old coinrade at
the Soldiers Home, Marshalltown,
Iowa, has found q remedy for rheu-
InatislM that, to use his own language
is driving the disease out Of his sys-
ten, root and branch.
Col. Cary Of Jennings, La, sends
us the proceedings Of the Mid-Sum-
mer Convention of the State Ilnmi-
grafton Association of Louisiana,
held at New Orleans Aug. 70, 1883.
Among the five hundred who took
part in the proceedings we observe
many familiar names from New York,
Minnesota, and Iowa.
To day christians are to pray speci-
ally for reforms. Our notions may be
absurd to the average christian, but
to our mind one vote in favor Of re-
form il worth score OF prayers. The
vote is a movement to obtain what
you demand; the prayer is petition
that Divine interposition may do
what the christian has the means OF
doing for himself.
Some three years since Mrs. Crap
ser, who resides near Cresco. was In
jured in runaway which rendered
her feet and legs entirely useless.
For more than two years she was un-
able to step or stand on her feet.
Some weeks since she was induced to
put herself under the medical care Of
DIR. j. w. Davis of Dubuque, with the
happiest result. Now with the aid OF
q cane she is able to walk, and had
she the means to continue the treat.
ment with him would have the use OF
her legs again.
MARE No MISTAKE. IT you have
made up YOUR mind to buy Hoods
Sarsaparilla do not be induced to
take any other. Hoods Sarsaparilla
is peculiar medicine, possessing, by
virtue Of it, peculiar combination,
proportion and preparation, curative
lpower superior to any other article
Of the kind before the people. For
lall affections arising from impure
blood or low state of the system it Is
lunequalled. Be sure to get Hoods.
The Leader il . new candidate for
popular favor recently established by
J. b. Adams and E. b. Knapp, at
Hammond, Louisiana, two old and
reliable newspaper men from North
ern Iowa. The paper il democratic
Of course, because they have an abid-
ing faith in the efficacy Of democratic
principles to preserve to the people
the full enjoyment Of their rights and
liberties.
John Reynolds, one Of the early
ssttlers Of the county, but for the
past twenty four years, q resident Of
Helena, Montana, was visiting in
lCresco last week. The first supply
ofswater brought to Helena was FROM
! ninpntAin spring brought in pump
logs bored and put down by Sau
Fellows shook, Ahd F. J. Mead, jun
tor In the Plain Dealer Office. Mr.
Reynolds Was there when the Ole
pump logs Wers. taken up and iroI
the old settlers there told him whf
, put them down and that thew verl
from New Oregon. Mr.. Underhlll
} who married sister Of Mr.. McCul
lock has been resident there I'll tina
time.
When you desire q pleasant physi,
try st. Patrick's Pills. For sale by
D Lowry & Connolly.
D Armour 4 Co., Of Chicago, during
. the year ending Nov. I, 1853, killes
1,140,OOO without touching amy ~ th'
, ones on the police force Of the city.
PERHAPS no local disease has puz
zled and halI1ed the medical prOfes
sion more than nssal catarrh. Will,
!. not Immediately fatal It il among tn,
most distressing, nauseous and dis
| gusting ills the flesh Is heir to, an,
the records show very few or n,
! cases Of radical cure of chrouic ca
tarrh by any Of the multitude o
modes Of treatment until the intro
duction Of Ely's Cream Balm q few
years ago. The success of this prep
aration has been most gratifying ah'
surprising. =" ! 1879
Il The Senate is making such q viii,
rush at the surplus In the Treasur
that the Presidents nominations hav
been entirely overlooked.