The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-09-18

OuSuy IcACuyuS Tic lutal6uy, Will.
out injury to the system.
Mr.. Alfred knowlton was in Tues.
day and paid for the PLAIN DEALER
for the thirty second year. His faith
er, A. ID. c. Knowlton. subscribed for
1t when it first started, Alfred being
q boy at home, and on the death oil
the father, he continued its weekly
visits.
Charley Sydow of Conover has a
large quantity OF very choice celery,
and will supply customers here ut
very reasonable rates. He will furn-
ish it with root, SO that it can be
kept in sand entirely fresh for winter
use. An order sent to him on the
three p. m, train will be filled and
reach Cresco on the noon train next
day.
1t Is astonishing how rapidly the
feeble and debilitated gain strength
and vigor when taking Az er's Sarsa-
parilla. For what are called "broken.
down constitutions" nothing else has
proved SO effective as this powerful
but perfectly safe medicine.
The Western Garden and Poultry
Journal is the title of a new monthly
at Des Moines, devoted to these in
terests from the standpoint of the
Western man with the soil and eli.
mate he has to deal with. It's cost il
but 80 cents year. A perusal OF its
instructive pages will make 1t worth
vastly more than its cost to any one
with garden or q poultry yard.
At the republican caucus last Satur-
day. the McHugh men obtained two
or three delegates by artfully getting
two anti-McHugh candidates before
the caucus to be ballotted for. After
getting on their racket such Nc Hugh
men as w. X. Barker, Judge Upton
and the spider were defeated for dele
gates.
A lady in Dubuqe employed q good
physician who prescribed the best he
knew for her children in a bad case oil
bowel complaint, the medicine how.
ever failed to cure, though the bill
was considerable. She got a bottle
of DIR. 4. w. Wood CarIninative, and
after few doses it cured her child
1t only costs % cents. 2w
For sale by J. J. Lowry, druggist.
Andrew kull Jr., of Lake Gent Va
Wis, delivered an instructive address,
last Saturday evening at the Cour,
House, to fair sized audience, or
the subject of tariff reform. The sub
ject is too largely connected witt
facts and figures for fiowry rhetoric,
but when we state that Mr.. kull hele
his audience to the last, is all tina,
need be said to say that he is familiar
with his subject, and that the peopl,
are interested listeners and learners
A vote of thanks ut the close, me-
with unanimous and hearty re
spouse.
At the Iowa State Fair, J. b. Mitch
ell, of the New Oregon Nursery
Cresco, Iowa, made a clean sweep O
the premiums in class No. 18a
apples for the Northern Dis
trict, taking four first premiums an,
covering the entire class. In elias
1913, he took two first premiums, al
that he competed for in that class
In Russian apples, which was elias
1876, open to all, for the best an,
largest collection Of Russian apples
he swept the field and gathered il
the tag which says first premium.
His premiums on this list are nearl
four tiiAes the amount the Howar'
Co. Ag'l Society offered on all til
products of the farm, orchard an,
garden.
The Minneapolis Exposition, whicl
opened Aug. 9th and closes Oct. 4th
will be the finest ever held i'm tina
city. A guaraptee fund of over $l25
600 was subscribed to insure success.
enabling the management to secur
the most costly attractions. The mt
sic which has always been stron
feature will be furnished by two I
the strongest organizations In tn
!! world Reeves Great American Ban
from Providence. X. l.. and Stratus
Vienna Orchestra of 81 artists. Otht
features are the Edison Electrical Z.
hibit, and Pains .'yrotechnical di
play. Last Days OF Pompeii.'
Demorest's Family Magazine IL til
ideal magazine. For October thel
is special attraction: the new Ii,
of Club Premiums. Not only is thel
host of handsome as we'll as usef,
articles offered, including materi
for an elegant silk dress, hut the MOI
than liberal offer is made that il tn
generous list does not include tt
thing or things desired. the prospec
i've getter-up of a club may write
the publisher stating what would |
liked better. and special terms will |
: made for the coveted article, I'll
offer is unprecedented, anything fro
a paper Of needles to the comple'
furniture of a house being obtainab
without paying out n cent. Publis
ed by w. Jennings Demorest, 10 Ea