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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

4
army -HAR nnncerneds !, Is q W aGoonI
placb3 VI Il Us + 81 r.
when he ought "a have cI r. ~.
ithat ,t}(s rehsls would hay( @
stio0kty dsfsDdsd tie worfS 2 -
seei19 shat y jinnarrow eScs cv
Md Ncthiag but the mest 3lS1Dl,
~ AxAtiaR, and s detsrmine 81 z
Winr6h I'm part Of The ami MI n
lss ~ victory. The callant 6H6d y
|3ailors, Who icarlessly went into th<
wSshs aenidst i asahover Of ooaist61
AMI hal.ets, drew the cnAmy.s s stltn.
ion away from tho assauit % N
land side, and enabled tho troobs q
obtain sscgEa footing. 1 dau5 5csay !
this to detract from the rallanfrv cl
the soldiers for never did mos (rhl
harder or moro handsomely thaa djdl
our troops tAat day. Now tk6tsxlt
most important fort on the ccase ~
been gained, - usual,, you u3H iklIs
bnt httls Of what the navy did. sd
no doahf sfiosta Will hc mada. .aeilia
to s aks fAosuprk Nae 3
snbs 6 ~ hiplAd . ~ "a fSssi =
work. ~ General Grant, Sl6 n
always willing to take tho credit
when aAythsbgb done, and eouillS
ready tos leHt 10 b)sms of the f1itara
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Xv;deutlv thst ~ MAJ mi s,sd y, ~
hytrorruphy Of Cane Fe., Rsvar
and did NOT know 4 slsn sytstrS yNS,s
WA - our woo,c,e,n yvaiis. wheh thsv
vent - fnr 1 .tsra m Arrt AZ
fort n rehcldom ean * tsksr ,s =.
can onlv ret' q rcsch of,;t + tsvs
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notion s. h;s ren.,,s.. 80 =
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corr 81 fha armv and i 80 .vsr;.;c..
e reoaraa fame. thnt hs ,~,,i ,.S.e
z z he can helm I. IN ,ln ins,,ea .' : -, M
Wban tSa yshc,. vr;.. ~
tho historv AZ th;s war then .nd
onlr then. win the oountrv hs ssssss
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

/ ismtneo lheNoaEA e6xo1 y D6efoco1ysirc
s,stibIss Ehsl psTfss (sos assts I !
fSAop :, visdsss. \ 1soosshs1 rsss1
q plctures, ! pescioes seopee. nill1ner
n ]snd dry guods wondefs: treaenrv
from India. chromos aad phueortajpk
eisnd Mo balA cs1sy naaw0saA ~
i jhisk, 81 astinstinr IL eeee q 81
4 arsicles displayed from CAsal 70 90t
i Isersetf I Isie said, JhOsxk, tkss 5
| lspssfpfiDink Ys0kte rsl,osesf atsssut
4 ia t6:s lieije 3eb noa ioae elnoe. u
tSscams disesseed - the yery Ar
l6ry goods store. KDterinx Lord
l ITsylsrsI I r. Z! B!se.dwsy, = ssassa y
ffsbxN AStoun Rhode Island.n b
feetf, iAaa bsvU cOgnS - sthis $iha6.
If3bl ixks aA account of stock.
4ykOaKAt I'd aIskin at che bi6peat
IftsA1pb ss,A tsssif osseAauI SloS
eAiokSa aeAtinss mt hen dxin's,
tsap boss, IA toueht % can 'sm-r,os
t6f, On belohg % ths fsminins kssds.
/ I aspp0bo !" poi6tiex " she window
tond a1nfki 8 tsupsinS assortment :
lacss, AsS Aimsy and unsabstahsia
. thsweb " glory wovsn " poesi
/ dreaskA This, fieAds, 10 0uly : 81
| lurs iOf speech. 1 uasao 70 say ths,
thest ia6se appsaf Ainsy asd ssSsh
lss.ass1 !; ess tAa. shsy srs. No
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scs.a''y nsre mating s.ch concen.
sfaaon q rosds - this point e exists
n ,povAsrs else IN the State. Gentle
uon' yos neod noe undertake 70
make an -accaFAse calculation for you
cant DO i, Of these advantages % us
9 : 4 casy Aad+ e ne entire countyy
,.'n'sa..s msrke1 ners' novef %
e 0Aoe''ea in tne ctase. Here, for
'ho n1ss ''mo'n osr railroad history
We Jailed, but this is only one Of the
'acts % which We desire, just NOW,
70 draw your attention. The: Con-
trM & railway Of Iowa runninR
through Eddyvillc and Abba. Is
a dvanc;r, ,v,sh r.r;a ...:.,.n s. S., S.
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viii, T. ON. optnion, within awelye
months. 81 = contiuuous oS,tnnycf&daa
IL. 49,. .h...-.,. 80 As.
sAsS u~as su ouu 1Vusu
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

Iws4 4ueu62 1o04, ~ - nni1le
! - 81 sngthe - - /
k oe6 kanraen 49, q
|carro. - enseis ..to - sane911 -
ny 80 peusds. Llqv&e 80 ~ i
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tsseaafS isfsSocstly iosk 9 ~
depsh Of Ne wstst wasl0 9tsas IN
~ pasieioa 80 sAaaorssous - 0eEle. VI
.ine. : Captain Lodxs, ) Aowssss. i
,uoaertook the task, and havis4
ss4lnxed Two 4xpcrienced divers,
Neessa RiAysrd aana Rsak, - ~ j
RasI..d aud srriytd at Sha. .shair = i
M, 1910, whsre hs sngassd tke
psj9e' satssf Magic, and ptoesssled
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

Il v0UkXy AAlS 4VWuYO00 WIlt00 III
81 Letter to tkS chicS 70 Itj5xas !: /:
Alfet III s2id, the prisidont'e 80
IediCisut 0ecrS taffss an slknsp,
Cr6s6welf aud Rot 6eo1. Tker ~
"a kassk ofksspinc al d Sssspcs
iyiae low, making ifis6Aa, concIIia'
| ting enaiI Iendk 9hd rot n0(jcfnt
|attlle PROV atious tfph litqS t6lks,
Elt y % 30 hoped thst Cfss6wth vill
ssiek up candy ior sons fsfbrm u
|ths ifx1k lAg privilege. s,s,.,aa. .ss -. -.
rARxI AxEcports. ~, ". !. 4 81
s. ~ skoN how wsll : man sof IN
|worid, oE ! mAA q ~ ghborly mae'
eAnimltiSe RSt8 % here lot ne shoN
|xhe thf ~ |. 6Qs1
Id tho light. ok t&l13de - RI s.
First, Belknap: hA saw lat Jnly "a
alleged s'intstviesE" Hold With hin n
Wcet Point which wae Action.
He lot " alone. II periehsd. Next
Robeson: he has been ) good .dsal
pecked at because he wss an &C.
cident, and tho creation Of Borie.
The agcnt OF : hckspspst, which
had raised many, : laugh on Robe
son, called, the other day, at the
Navy Department, and said 70 !
clerk: s., 4
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

PoRrra. If there was ever man
wrote himself down, moro effectualIy
and completely, m ass Of thelongest
cars, than Dsnlel d. Porter does in
the lettef. n Granny. Wsijes, which
We ppblish tc-iay, then we hayo not
heard Of him. .sas Il
There should now bono delay in
abolishing tho office Of Admiral.
created fbr Farragut, but which
ahobld never be disgraced by this
! lfrothy, lying Porter. ?
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

10 r1s-77 III e .ft,TTv1 tn -
sas 10 ESQ aepd sssi ods ,aweT ,slss
$500 iA1iaoa 4 lssd aaa taa ..asssv
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-03

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Asdrr .ozr~ u ester.
surely stcadily TIE Rssar ~
T~-4sries aFxH15ae 70
Bhsi1 India az 1gvls waf essnc.
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.sssyr M ~.
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tsis ssry gafkly.
y ezssst var Hsrefofe. gaalsaaa
nial u aefsf@ n Die Of ber FAR.
gesApcsosstEef s'eh satsfg and al
Eaa aAe has dess faY tte Yaat W.
esrs ~ baillibg 10 4 niEal osslga
~9aosoosr be oregfaBed sh8uld
iaaspoaeaehs6AstsE LA0..s
eakb@ ilsfe serfa ~
- far seAa@ ssalh sshopcerha.
'hege Egs Ae sA!l base ssslse
Is 2gEaaiagfs ssse1sas GAlia
when resvs Ws1s issarma
.ear.. iS9 ,. msi N % N es,tea
Foah be'eat m lpis tht pfoduc-
Yen y tue World ~ Aisvie4n pro.
daecss once more hold a mooopolg
a the culture. This would mater.
ally benefit tie south IN iLe eo,Fse
Of year hlHb. i64hef he .drs.a
shock II tbe coptiiet w6nff /,
tfyn ss4NA IN.
iron tbs oshss Aard, the grain 4
slppllesof Russia seald be shut out
eiabcnsrsetso In cLe,osa
ofts#dla tls ,sead adyaaec, and
The surplus proancts III III t.a!ioi
!. V foI4 aRrgsa n AgiAq4sses !,
Inc yolpiae ~ exports from abe Uni. a
ted siatsswoaidho Be iBdeh essct. !,
Cd bythc war, 4 that gold need not .
adyaaes sery iagil fasrad II b
NJ mr. as The sctniities III A.s InL \,
led States are aoneerned there heed q
be lit'ie fear that. they vii be seat q
back ier redemption 10 lnrye Q~iieb,l. p
lies. The a,aa reason We .sissnp
eed for tlris assertion Oh the .laaak !,
ing ont'ofthe FHaeo.pr nsiaI.vaf 10
- - 49, MT1F3H
aud whlch were pfoyaai coiIoel by
'ub9gIuentesents asceTually Strong 7,
nowsrlAW hei All tle, nations 81 E.t K.
rope aroi IN arms their securities viii n
'leellne, and capitalists will prefer u
hold ihssbonds Of rich nation Ike l..
United siates,thal is lar removed II
IronAtbe scene OF conflict. Those 4.
who AaSaaecn tho ancient wpstige =
. proud patton destroyed in lhc II,
hort sEsssn VI two months, aud, Der ~ y.
'redit broken down. may fear tic
late for other old powers thht
iaye long welded the sophie and,
hSSe oAfaeptcse n icads II
~, ana icst iasis money III AZ I
ecurAics oftic Tinted H,atek.s both ]
,ublit NiSd prStanss 4
hile n ways saolk. IL now .tArcstsl
ned II tusSaflb6afrrb NM syt;fo Anik I.
vll stssksafsaaa blow as4ccnmcrc.
hat VIM sas ~ xasy inLaliaas I
N thoghheytt wi mot ~ u uhbut ai
ONO a1uf II u Tia sDSlfLL an I I, IT, -
he UstSi etstes though they MA
~ perhaps spiicicnt 10 fully ~
'ompcnsat0t TIN i0sscs which mus.
csult iS1<aso gigqntic 4 contest ii s "
sllich hundreds n miIiom II pccple gs,'
pying aAldss{s fd ,rdaaf ID
acc MI tls.0ork cfs desols !
~ 'soe u
a hiveee ~ svs~kprssscd oysr .1
lows W. btkef da
they ma t~ib919 4leHnA lhnf
'hsfengkrai HIM nsssl
III, fsst III s7sst adxhf n sst6H ftt8'
MMss. ssai asss hi ~tsssf aFps sH 4
eraAt n >bss 4H xksx ~ ~
fRxksf4 ID
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'sas xAi4A2pFAtAsr~~s.s'i !
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81. Axf
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TisrS 4nsF - a@4s ~ Wv
and has "a waa assfsw - IA 49,
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20 81 ass .w tsTF I
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ShRShPAa1tI IA.
A&t #e
A GOOD Reason for The Captains
faith

aFtslaa I<fles aud the Letter from
Beaten BairaeeG NJ. tts3 sBfa15.
IVA, lpaa iJtR Fsssr iMfr Enontng fhe
tihessfh fsas Ia Atila, gyd ase hsAgne
And hsreaelsl qasiiiisaii poa~4.s Il IA ~.
ne hilea Ms .stSssgr a AZ cares
lspas seasas1 as5at w years szo~vss
sskeh prisoner and azatoes NJ 4sts i ask,
seias m9ge " g'tsn. ~ ~eptds aiass not
nsafg ~. J HFe hot f4t np a massni
sssfaR nasp sausssss fsahl ssisSs ihrureB she'
siFH NY AeaaAl bsa!th Is lmralfeg. AN
hfea s9eieflBiE % assiSfhalBfs. have more
saith 10 your saBtnsrilla ihaA H. ~ wiling
tite, Wish thar that is Feraibs. Phrase 81.
pfsss nj III 4tlszea isiiiss. ssi oiASae "a
Carr q. =, JOnSsoN.
gSs ASi lsDsis. so I
a4e vi as{p&vHa al wtalea Htail 10.
ias9i w N% Jrttia J9has0a, mOtAst II rNpf.
JDhnson, 5k 3e
Da, Jdns fBs1A ,Deur Size W. fasbsss |
Dr. y johnson, wss skilifnl surgeon apa
physician 10 centfaf y4s Yoth, i BARI BE- died
~ 'lng Us atoge 81 II lplpsqR IL ms easas.~f
~ ihhFeen rtafFaf as ht ha3 d rhf6sic d;ar.
fpsa and ssfefila, f8f which / gaye him yobfl
sarsapptlA. Ia GgMp. MN, have E,s len
srars fetapi mrHdssl II "a naly Ia Kes Yerk |
iowa and Oils, fur s~efofila, iessr sqtes. ardl
*faetal debility 9'gilvr, gdeeesA hsa attended
II Its ere sfsif n 'e4e sqsss q e~efoista
44a trt'r soffs 't7ffs plmost Winaotsns. ana
lnslous for my sah % aeaiB hesr reroafss "a
iopE Sarsapatilla Ha d fearful VI estlmmal
nefiosssHisir hefFA w willngtoye ioFst
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@g "a fW Hus sesA IA
st a4y ttt1 Etfs~ os tr WsE
A@ps @W wss1 b. 4Ysaks a sse
Hssg Ea@nss , al wssssraas isfs--s 4.
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sfstltrcAy of Medical Ien.ss II. n,
sisI stsay Point Wits cag AA,s.Nsgss
!. Dk'JoasfBtsta TF~s ssY.~ fHstiiffj dana,ftk'
va " Louisville rareiias.sx draFss ma ",
spsne q your ~saisapMiila and cesron nlItsrs
MyMfln-iaw who was with in0 LII LIN slasa
s ! ssrs u Ml|| I!I IIII ..a.s M. n
N lss h. been lpDsaE a.a. ia
INN Hpa hs . Iapf1ycd.
AZ Npfesl - has bsestia ~ .lsA 4,
.sesspsl tea1 ktsssgsA ~ y I'M. w
,s#4pff0yfl wa nafh NJ thebi WI bBIstafs
sks2ssA sha n Fpn Nitssgs hxt MAN.
ltiRqkarty N tsstinmeyk x - wv
rzjjt(A I. great ntisy u WV 6.r1i~.s 43
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The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-29
MisfeIIaueons.
6P
Written for the Herald.
THE FIRST GLASS.
BY WILL.

In the Winter OF 49, the neat hut not
very imposing residence No. Broad
way, New York. was so brilliantly il
.unIinated that from the outside it ap
paared Va If the whole building was in n
blaze. Mr.. Earnest Crock WAS giving u
large IHrty to his friends. The ladies
were ia It treturnins from the refreAhment
room, but the gentlemen remained 10
drink the health of each other, and of
the several ladies'. Several toasts were
drank by all with the exception of Mr..
Crook " ho seemed to.enjoy it, though,
us much as those who did drink.
toast was proposed by Mr.. Ander-
son:-"rhough last, but not least, let us
drink to the health of the Belle of the
evening, our honored hostess, May she
live long and always be blest with good
health" saying this, he handed Mr..
Crook glass OF wine, and said, "Crook
you will drink your wifes hea,th7"
''Nol' he said, ~ dare not.'
"Yes, you WILL" pleaded another.
mo, not if Priscilla asked me, her
self" at that moment his wife appeared
in the doorway, as she had been sent as
an ambassador from the ladies to see
why the gentlemen remained so long.
"Mrs. Crook, here is your husband,
and hc will not drink your health;" said
one of the gentlemen.
Earnest, is that soY''
Yes, Cilly, you de not wish me a
drnnkard, do your"
Earnest, one glass for me. Will
your"
"Cilly, for you and you only would 1
drink this glass. 1t may he the cause
of your husband becoming d. unkard,
il so do o'not leave me, for remember you
were the one that tempted me-"
"Ncver mind, Earnest, do not drink
It,"
Alas, it was too late; he had swallowed
tho contents of the glass before she had
finished spes xing. Isl
One glass, but shat first glass, as it al
ways has been, and always will be, ia
he one that makes the drunkard. Such
is the case with All the victims Of the de-
mon alcohol.
Another glass was offered him, but he
hastencd from the room, saying, mo,
not another" Well would il have been
II he had kept his word, 'No, not anoth-
or" but, though he rushed away from
The temptation ofanother glass then, il
was of no use; the fiery liquor had le p-
cd to his brain, and it was too late. If he
had done so at the offer of the first glass,
it would have done we'll; but the carn-
est entreaty of herhe loved so well could
not be esisted, and he now was in the
claws Of tie destroyer of many happy
homes. The rest of the evening passed
off very plea sanity and the scene at the
wine table seemed forgotten. 1t was
with the exception of one; he, the vic
! tim.
Little did that wife think that one glass
offered by her would bo the means ol
bringing herself and two children tc--
but / will reiateto you all.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-29
NO. 80.
Agricultural.


Ihe season forthe use Of out-door farm
implements is nearly over, a fact which
MANY farmers appear tn forget entireiy
ana 1t is very important one. The cost
OF implements and ma,hines To ;. 6nr-
iner. IS one of his heaviest outl,vs
wiille the care of them, with MANY. IN n
mere secondary nsileration. An im-y
piemeht will frequently suffer greater
damage from Winters exposure. than
from whole 81 ason's iudicous use.
There Is no principle in farming better
estab ished, than that all tools, imple-
ments and machines, should he bonsad
when not in use, and the farmer who ne.
elects TO do this, is simply wanting in
the hrst elements of economy. Because
moving mnchine or plow is made
wholly of iron, it does n. [ ft How tb,,t
the weather will not affect il. Tha
moving machine that is left standing in
the fence corner from one season to an
other, cannot be expected to do oood
WORK, and as to wooden i'm plem snts, the
case is worse still.
The prudent farmer will not onlv
house his implements, but rainy and
snowy days will be devoted to the re-
pairing of them. A wooden plow ba.,,
10 which coat of paint is applied oncea
year, will last twice as long as one that
IS not, and it will look five hundred per
cent better. A moving machine, the
Journals OF which are cleansed OF the ac-
cumulatlons of gummed grease. and
carefully led, will run twenty-five per
Cent lighter, and run fifty per cent. lon
ger than one that does not receive atten-
Ilon. We might multiply these illustra-
tions, ad fnfaitum, but it is unnecessary.
we conclude with the remark that he ia
an unwise and improvident farmer who
does not keep ihom in such repair that
they are always ready for use.-Jou,,,ttl
Of The Farm.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-29

IHE DEVON As A DAIRY Cow.-The
Devon may be called nseninln- in -ti.,.-
quantity of milk, and in its quality su-
perior. The older, or uninlproved rice.
We're somewhat noted for the quantities
OF milk they produced, as we'll AZ II.
Seod quality. A gallon of Devon milk
yielded more butter than that OF almost
any other breed, as it does now. exeept
tho Alderney. But the improyers in
the attainment of finer form and bea-
vier substance in their animals, perbaps
sacrliced somewhat the quantity OF
mlik tor the more liberal development
OF iiesh, well knowing that both flesh
ana milk could not thrive equally to-
gether in she same animal; although.
wheh the milk ceased, the flesh came on
with due rapidity, under generous feed.
Yet, with an eye TO breeding her solely
Tor milk, she is we'll fitted for "A drirv
cow. Docile in temper. easy in keep.
placable in disposition, she is readily
managed. Her udder is soft, tilv in
shape, with thin, silky hair upon it.
cienn, taper teats, easily drawn, and sy-
cry way satisfactory to her keeper.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-29
Then hls eyes wandered around the

Then his eyes wandered around the
room.
"Take away these demons from
around me They are trying to take me
away. They mock me, and point to
dark, botiomless pit, ard are hurrying
me towards itr' Making strong eff
fort. heIraised himself upon his hands,
and said, ''rratressi am going, bat
we will moot again! Yes, meet aga,n.
down there in hell - and he fell back
and died. She fell to the floor with
shrek, and was taken up raving ma
Mae. She was removed to the asylum,
where she died in a few weeks.
Let this be warning to ell wives.
You who stand and look a. your hus-
band drink only one glass, aud do not
say one word, but sometimes drink
yourself, stop and "look before you
leap" Rather take the cup from him
and dash it to pieces, and you will never
regret 1t, but feel proud and happy, and
thank God that your husband is not a
drunkard, when you see others falling
around you, victims of the FIRST GLASS.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-29

How 10 FArTEN PooR HoRsE.-
Many good horses devour large uuanti-
Ties OF grain or hay, and still continue
'hin and poor; the food eaten is not pro-
perly assimilated. If tile usual food has
been unground grain and hay, nothing
but change will effect any desirable
alteration in the appearance of the ami
mai. In case oil meal cannot be obtain
ed readily, mingle bushel of fiax.seed
with bushel of barley, one of oats, and
another of Indian corn, and let it be
ground into fine meal. This will be a
fair proportion for all mis- feed. Or the
meal, or the barley, outs and corn, in
equal quaint ties, may first be procured,
and one-fourth part of oil cake mingled
with it, when the meal is sprinkled on
cut feed.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-29

To CURE CoLIc.-To cure colo in
horses, take piece of CARPET, blanket
or amy thick material, largo enough 10
cover the horse, from his fore to his hind
legs, and from the spine to the floor as
he lies, wiring it out in hot water, as hoi
as You can stand. You need not fear
scalding tho animal. Apply this to the
horse, and cover it with a similar dry
cloth. As soon as the heat dininis. ca
much, dip the wet cloth again in hot wa
ter. This plan will cure tho worst cases
OF collie within an hour.-Amcricun Stock
Journa-
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-29
POETRY.
BIT rLAsn.


Searching the woods, a stranger came
And soon little flower found,
He breathed its soft and sweet perfume,
He praised the beauty Of it's bloom,
And murmured low Its Latin name,
Then fell to digging in the ground,
Brought up all ugly root at last,
And in q sack, with others cast,
And whyP That ugly root upon the hill
specific was for some poor, human i'll.
Searching his books, a student came,
And soon little poem found,
He scanned Its measured dence through
Admired the beauties brought to view,
And praised the lustre of the poets fame;
Thus, delving In poetic ground,
A homely truth he cugat last
AS transu ra. In his rsaiiaA i->-l.-a@i f.s-t,
And wiryT truth, to truth added. makes
The wall 'gainst which the wave OF error
breaks.
50 Poetry. with all its charms,
Is but the plant ofprose in bloom,
And to the rugged root 1t owes
It's buds and flowers, and sweet perfume.
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