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The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-07-21
DRS. Belts g. BELTS,
5I6 Walnut St.,
DES MONIES, IOWA.

A Perfect Success. VII
The Rev. A. Antoine OF Refugio Tex, writes;
As far rs / am able TO judge. think Pastor
Koenigis Nerve Tonic Is q perfect success for
any one who has suffered from q most painful
nervousness as did. II feel like myself again
after taking the Tonic.
WKsT SIDE. Iowa, Oct. I, 1900.
Twas suffering from nervousness, brought on
by oyerwork, for about three ysars / could
not sleep uightA, could not work and my MEM
ory got Impaired i commenced using Pastor
Koenigs Nerve Tonic. ana after giving it trial
f0Bi much better, my sleep has returned and
ara every way veil pleased With les effect ON me.
THOMAS BOWLING.
WooDsTDR hEinn Nov a. 1896.
Pastor Koeniga Nerve Tonic cured me Of
sneaEt trembling and swimming IN tho head
ANDREW JANSEN.
EWRE~-a valuable asooR 81 Nery0us
II ~ Il Ufssasss sent free 70 any address.
eaa poor petle1ss can a.so obtain
Ihga rerssdy has baen prepared bs she AsFersnd
Pastor keeuaEs ok kcst ayDe. iua since tefA ekiQ
isnow pgepaze1 un4eE hia aileetlea by Ne
koKnlo lanD. co. chlcaso, IT.
:. gssssssss as 81 nes naalla aeseeH
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Early Riser, Early Riser, Early Riser.
the famous little pills for cOnStipatiOn,sic
AeaGaChv, dy SpepsIa and nervousness.
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S5h acres OF land, good two story brick
house 3SX34 feet, five rooms on each floor; the
height of the lower story 10 feet to ceiling upper
story feet, A cellar under one half of the
house in three apartments; a Yeranda along the
whole south side feet wide, and pOrticos over
the other entrances; also frame wash house
l4Xl6, lined with matched ceiling boards "a good
eistern, q smoke house, a coal house, a carriage
house, a chicken house, corn crib, wagon
house, a barn 2Sx40 feet. all In good repair; Or
chaTd and garden. plenty OF small fruit for fam
lily use ;the whole surrounded by natural grove
OF stately elms aud NAPLES. Also four houses
one and One-half story, containing four rooms
each. They rent for six dollars mouth. Said
property Is part of the NV Of SO of sec % twp 76
range Il west, on the Beacon road. midway be-
tween that town and OskalOOsa, known as the
John Burdess place. For further particulars
enquire Of
JOHN BURDESS,
8wtf ORkaloOaa. lows.
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Mezerai worked on his histories only
in the daytime, but always by the aid
of Iighad wax candles.
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Don't RAKE THE LAWN.-A gentle
man who claims to know whereof he
speaks says that people make great
mistake when they NOW their lawns
and rake up the newly cut grass from
the sod. He says that lawns on the
French, English and Scottish estates
are the pride of the owners of these
lands. No Brussels can be softer or
prettier than The grassy sod to be found
in these countries. The lawns are given
as careful attention as is possible to be.
stow. The surface is treated with a
top dressing every three years, consist
ing of bone dust. rotted sand and leaf
mold. Two days before the mower is
used, heavy roller is run over the
lawn, each section being rolled down.
Then in proper time the moving ma
chine cuts the grass, but the rake is
never used and the cut grass is left on
the sod as protection from the wealth
er and excessive sun. This soon makes
the sod soft and springy and also pre-
vents the sod from drying and bec0n4-
ing barren.
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The Hnmlisst Man In

Oska!oosa AS we'll as the handsOmeSt, and
others are invited TO call on any druggist
and get a free trial bottle of Kemp's Bal
SAM for the Turo'l and ungS, remedy
thai is selling entirely upon its merits and
is guaranteed to relieve and cure all Chron-
ic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Large bottles 90 cents
and 81.
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TIL laws which control us most are
those which have never been written.
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We truly believe De Wits Little Early
RiscrS to be the most natural, most effect
i've, most prompt and economical pill for
biiOusneSS, indigestion amp inactive liver.
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Sugar made from coal is SCO times
sweet er than ordiaary cane sugar, but
it costs ten dollar pound.
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Strength and health.

The boy who feels too old to play is
like a drum head OF tie same prescrip-
GlnN
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RECORD BROKEN.-At Boulder, q l.
oradO, oI:Juiy 4. the hose team broke
the worlds record on race and coup
ling. They ran 200 yards, made the
coupling and were throwing water in
"a seconds. This recalls The fact that
Oskaloosa had at one time hose team
that could run with the best of them.
Why the boys take no part or interest
in the state tournaments is question
we can't answer; but this we know:
We have in our hose company runners
of no mean ability, and with little
training they might win honOrs IN this
field,
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Ill Saves tha Child;en.

Couat Herbert bismarck. who is
sti!l rtfeCitd Jn as a wild young mao,
is fgr!vthvre years old.
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SLEEPLE5S NIGHTS. made miserable by
that terrible cough. ShIlOh's Cure Is the remedy
for NOn
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Some one says the age Of a political par
ty may be told by its rings.
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l. is remarkable hOw'when a bibul-
Gus UAG's tongue UegiDs to get thick
hs ide Degin8 to get thin.
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Bright people are the quickest to recog
nize good thing and buy 1t We sell lots
of bright people the Little Early RiSers
II you are not bright these pills viii
make YOU 90.
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
TO OTTUMWA.


A SPECIAL TRAIN OF FIVE COACH
LOADS SETS FOR II Fok TIE COAL
PALACE CITY.
The morning was damp end gloomy
but that was unnotlced by the cTo"d
Of staunch Republicans VINO thronged
to the Central depot this morning OuE
famous IS. Of L. band, thITty pieces
strong, was there and II was thefe IN
splendid form. When The natives IN
OCtumWa hear those sweet strains Ihey
will think they have d slice OF heaven
The special came down from New
ton and brought most excellent deIs-
Cation and representation from tAaI
part of the District, ana 1t ? ckeu 'hem
up all along the way. when The Tram
pulled out Of Oskaloosa lheEe were hFo
coach loads u enthCsi~stlc and zeal
Ous Rs9uUioohS as the sun ever SmllSd
upon. Republican zsa! %nd "'dor were
away above the boiling point ana thefe
they stay to win a grand ana glorious
victory. The single Quartets and double
quaItets we're there; the giee
clubs and choruSes had Ihelr pl"ceS'
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800 acres of land four miles west O
0Bkaloosa, one mile from depot.
choice stock farm. A good bargain.
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a New Kind Of Insurance.

No man is fully saved until he is saved
from himself.
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Violet coIorcd clothing is used at funer
ais u Turkey.
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People who Ury to get something for
nothing usually get valuable lntorma'
tIOu IUr good money.
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TEMPORARY OFFICERS.

Col. Swain then announced the fol-
lowing fficers: Col. $. A. Moore, Bloom.
field, chairman; j. w. Alfree, Newton
and W. q. hay. Grinnell, secretaries.
On taking the chair Col. Moore spoke
for a few minutes in his happiest mood,
making frequent hits that brought
forth rounds Of applause. lie had
sinned all his life, he said, but one sin
he had not committed, and that was
voting the Democratic ticket. The Re-
publican party was full of great men, a
fact the Democrats admitted by get
ting four year.Old to run for the pres
idency.
On motion, there being no contesting
delegations. it was ordered that each
county send in list of its delegates to
the secretary. which delegates should
constitute the members of the cJnven.
ton.
On motion the roll of counties was
called and the following committees
named:
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80 acres one mile from Oskaloosa
both choice land and cheap
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The Hpndsornest Lady in OskalOOsa
Remarked to a friend the other day that
she knew kemp's BalSam for the Throat
and Lungs was a superior remedy, as it
cough remedies had no effect whatever.
! 80 10 prove this and convince you Of its
merit. any druggist will give you a sample
| bottle free. Large size 50r and Sl.0O.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-07-21

GOOD ROADS -MOEr0e,l Ill has raised
over 81 OUO towards grayeling the roads
leading to that city. This is enterprise,
The people there appreciate the value
of good roads. TIE armels appreciate
it also ana are subscribing very hber-
ally. The whole country is talking
about good roads now. This is an ex-
ample Of something more than mere
talk. But the talk is all right for it
brings action later on. Our city talked
quite number Of days before she
started to pave, and we are still talking
on the side.
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Ifdull, ,spiritlrSs and stupid; if our bl3Cd
is thick and sluggish:if your cppetite is
capriciOuS and uncertain, You need Il Sar-
SapaTl la. For best results take De Wftt $
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GETTING TO WORK


1t Was Two o'clock this afternoon
when the delegates and visitors began
to gather at the opera house. A half
hour was spent in getting the delegates
seated, after which Mr.. Swain. chair
man of the congressional committee,
called the convention to order and an,
nUunced that the convention would be
opened, as was most fitting, by double
quartet of miners singing the "Red,
White and Blue" accompanied by the
band. The double quartet referred to
was the WapellO Glee club,of Hiteman,
Iowa, the members of which are Welsh
miners, who. in previous campaigns,
have established an enviable reputa-
tion as campaign singers. The band
was the Knights of Pythias Regimental
band, OF OskalOOsa, thirty pieces, and
one OF the best bands in the state. The
song stirred up the enthusiasm of the
audience and was rouldIy cheered.
The band thea played selection while
the various delegations chose commit
taaman
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The Doctors Are GuiltY.

Onehalf of the people that are born diC
before the age Of sixteen.
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ChamheIlains Collie, Cholera and Di
arrhOea Remedy can always be depend
ed upon, it is pleasant to take and will
cure cramp, cholera morbus, dysentery
aud diaTThOea in their worst forms,
Eyery family should be provided with
it. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by J
II. Pickett and Green 4 Bentley, drug
gists.
Spectacles were invented in the year
1920 but were not in general use until
nearly 200 wears later.
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"I,ate to bed and early 10 rise will shorten
the road To your home iu the Skies" But
early to b'd ana "L:ttlc EARLY Riser"
the pin that makes life longer and better
and wiser.
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Ihava ia ken Several

The most courted oellc-the dinner bell
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10 Vn,1nn Moth arS

Seaweed Is = popular article of diet
in Ireland.
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1t is fixed and ImmutahIo law that tC
have good, sound health one must nave
pure, rich and auHdluI I1Od. ThcJe is ne
shorter nor 8urer route than by course
Oi De- Wits SRrSaDaTiila.
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh Catarrh Remedy. Price 60
cents. Nasal Injector free.
A man of many parts-the book can
VaSScr
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\ QUEER CASE. Mr.. Mitchell, Of
Searsboro, is IN the city with dis son. q
lad of fourteen suUmsrs, who is taking
tire eatment under Dr. Psrdun FOX 4 some
what peculiar III ciiou. Father and
soa were Uutin Iioid working at 8Ume
fencing, When the boz COmpIalLod Of
ths heat and said he d d not feel well. {.
The father told him to stt his work
and q to the house. lie had proceeded
but d short distance when he fell, az
parently ufeless. The father ran to his
side and woTEed over him some mir
utes but the boy showed 10 signs of
life, and VS. 4arlisd to the house in an
unconscious state. When lie Tegalued
consciousness ne seemed ptT4iLZ3d and
had no USE whatever VI his limb5, nor
could he speak. 10 was brought TO
this city ilmelia.rly 4ri taken 10 Dr..
Parduu. After few moments treat
ment about lne head and throat ,he
boy could ta,A, and Ia little while be
was able t. maid. lie has Trp,j.y
gained strength and 10 now aule -
walk over hali mi,o t0 the d0csog Z
office for Treatment. The Doctor says
the young u1I UlcIm8 over heated
AMI = aa psT,IoI.y pat~l1ZsD.
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With politician the check his mightic
than his word,
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The average size of an American farm
Is 6l0 acres.
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FREE CURE TO mEN

@14 Young or OId-Nhy waste time
and money with worthless expensive remedies when
newly discovered remedy which speedily and PERMA
NENfLY CURES lost or failing power impotency,
wasting weakness lack OF development emissions and
var1cocele. Write Rt once and be physician
Address CHARLES GAUS, Marshall, Mich.
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35 acres OF fine land 2H miles from
OSkaloOsa.
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There are S55 electric roads in this cOun-
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\ wealthy grandfather 9lwayS receives
the respect and ycncratiOn due to old age.
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\ hen-pecked man is not mwayS ShreWd
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ON RESOLUTIONS

YIN hhoOLOI1ONS
Davis, j. T. McOuistion.
Jasper, Glenn Miller.
KeOkuk, j. T. Brooks.
Mahaska, Cyrus Beede.
Monroe, Jno. w. Walton.
P0Weshiek, W. s. Ray.
WapellO, Il. l. Tilton.
PERMANENT oRGANIZ ALTON.
Jasper. w. A. Livingston.
Mahaska, Henry Howard.
DAvis, Geo. w. Z vans.
Monroe, N. E. Kendall.
POweshiek, w. J.Juman.
Keokuk, r. A. WestinhaVer.
Wapello. w. O. Wymsn.
DISTRICT CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Davis, Ellsworth Rominger.
Jasper, j. r. Gorrell.
KeOkuk, Edmund Jackson.
Wahaska, Marquis Barr.
Monroe, David Hammond.
Wapello, q. L. Waterman.
Poweshiek, f. 3. Conway.
MORE MUSIC.
A recess of ten minutes was taken
that committees might retire, during
which the WapellO Glee club, of Hlte-
man, sang "Our Candidates" During
the rendition of the song a curtain was
run up disclosing to view banner on
which were the large portraits of Har-
risOn and Reid with the inscription.
Reciprocity, Protection, Our Merchant
Men on Every Sea-" bringing forth the
widest applause. at the conclusion
Of the song the glee club were forced to
respond to an encore, which they did
gracefully.
OUR "oAL" CHAIRMAN.
n. Z. Kendall, chairman of the com.
mittee, reported the following officers
OF the permanent organization: For
chairman, Hon. Calvin Manning. of
Wapello county; for secretaries, W. d
Howard, of Keokux county, and w, ],
Chisholm, OF Monroe county. Manning,
on taking the chair, made one OF his
eloquent speeches. pledging the support
OF Wapello county that the accident Of
two years ago would not be repeated
this fall. II he had q prediction tO
make be would predict that the Ameri.
can people. e.with plenty Of titiS'to think,
that Grover Cleveland on . free trade
platform would not carry 8 single
northern state with the exception ol
Maryland. Continuing be said ther.
was one thing over which be felt we'll
and that was the fact tAaf We had
liekst fog which we could work WITH /
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CourIer's Report.
Lacey is the Man! !
He Will Carry the Standard in
this District this Fall.
CourIer's Report.
The Sixth District Republican Con-
gressionaI Convention Meets in
the Grand Opera House and De-
cides on Men and Measures for
the Coming Campaign.

When three special trains bearing Re
publieans from over the Sixth district
arrive on such a sweltering day ss this
to attend Congressional convention
and ratify the nominations made by
the Republicans in the district, state
and nation, it needs no other assertion
Of their enthusiasm and determination
to redeem this district in Congress this
fall. Ali the indications of tO-day's
convention presage glorious victory
1t is evident that the Republicans all
over the district are alert and active.
They are taking hold of matters with
the assuraL ce of winning. They are
confident while the enemy is faltering
They will nominate Major Lacey for
their standard bearer and this time he
will win.
THE ARRIVAL OF THE DELEGATES.
All the trains this morning broug bit
in delegates and visitors for the Con.
gressional convention and mass meet.
ing, but it was reserved for the arrival
of the special trains for any particular
demonstration. The first special to ar
rive was the Wabash, which had four
coaches and all loaded, one hundred be-
ing from Bloomfield. at the head of
the party were Judge II. G. Traverse,
b. +. Carroll, candidate for elector
from the Sixth Congressional district,
A. H. Fortune and j b. Welch. The
party had scarcely alighted till special
over the Iowa Centrai had arrived with
four coach loads of enthusiastic Re-
publicans. This train was started at
Newton and brought delegations from
Jasper. POweshlek and Mahaska coun.
ties. Among those on board were Ma.
jOr John +, Lacey, J. F. Everett and
Judge Blanchard, the entire delegation
being under the escort of the Oskaloosa
band, an organization that became very
popular in Ottumwa during the coal
palace.
The several delegations at once form
ed In line and led by the Oskaloosa
baud, marched to tbs BAllingall, where
headquarters were at once established.
The special trains are at the service of
the delegations and will not return un-
til after the mass meeting tonight.
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PREMIUM LIST. Every one inter
ested in our grand County Fair should
call at Secretary Sheriffs Office and get
one. They car also be had a. this Of
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When G0d sends one angel to aiaiat Ii
SNndS MANY more to COmiOrt.
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Green x Bentley, agents.
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ou,, .>,,.~ advertised and sold for the most
annoy lng auJ rn"Tating OF all malarlal
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-03-18
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA OF TOWNS IN

GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA OF TOWNS IN
MICHIGAN.
A town in Roscommon Co., town in
Kalamazoo Co., one day went on an
GRAND for her mother. On her way
home she met town In Gratiot, town
in Jackson Co., town in Monroe Co and
town in Hllisdale Go. scnooi friends,
who asked her to go for Il walk with
them. Forgetting her mothers injunc-
ton "to come straight home" she Went
with them. Having reached town
In Wayne Co. tree they sat down to eat
Il luncn with which they had provided
themselves. they were in Il beautiful
spot, there being at their left town in
van buren, Co., while at their right
stretched a long tOwnm Huron co. llav
ing eaten their lunch they walked on
and soon came to Il large town in Delta
Co. which gave them Il town III Emmet
Co. of the town in Leleenaw Co. which
has such town in kalkaska Co. A
town i'll st. Joseph Co. flew over their
heads and lit in one OF the towns IN
berrien Co. which stood near another
town in Huron Co. After enjoying
themselves for some time by trying
another town in Wayne Co. upon u
mother town in Wayne Co. they started
for home. Before they had gone far,
however, they met an old town in
Missaukee Co. who told them the stories
of Gen. Another town in Hillsdale Co.'S
death and the Battle of town in
Ionia Co. After this they took q town
in Clinton Co. during which town in
Roscommon Co. came near being
drowned but was rescued from the
town in Branch Co. by her dog town IN
Isabella Co. After her escape they
again started for home. At their nearer
approach town in Roscommon Co. be-
gan to show the town in Bay Co. but
finally resolved to tell her mother all
and try to do her wishes in the future.
| Town in Gratiot Co. invited her to
tea but she said Another town in Mon
roe Co. she would some other evening.
After race over town in Wexford
Co. of which town in Monroe Co. was
town in Marquette Co. they said town
III Clare Co. under the town in Ingham
Co. and went to their respective homes
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-03-18
Mothers and Daughters.

over Twelve years ago | was afflicted
with very serious female difficulty,
and for the last sixteen months was
under treatment of three of the best
physicians that money could employ.
Under their skillful treatment gradu-
ally grew worse, until they decided
they could render me no permanent
help. One of my friends persuaded
me to try bottle of Dullam's Great
German Uteric Tonic, and after taking
three bottles, can say am in better
health than ! have been for twenty
wears, and am now sixty years old but
feel rs young az thirty. 81 bottle.
June 2, 100. MIS-. THos. TAHDY,
Flint, Mich.
For sale by Grant Holden a Bro,
druggists.