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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

Notice is given to the public not to
buy any Movable Comb Bee-Hives.
except Of Langstroth's agents. Any
other mandatory OF . Movable
Comb Beehive is liable to Lang
stroth for violation of his patent
right. {
For further information apply to
the undersigned in Ottumwa, agent
for Langstroth's patent, for Wapello
county, who is determined to protect
his legal rights in the natter, to tho
laws extent. u. RAILsBAcK.
wilt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

PERsoNAL.-Morris Langsdorf for.
merry and for years tho principal
merchant at Agency City, is in town,
and called upon the COURIER. He
commenced business at that place in
1916, and remained there for eight
or ten years, when he went to st.
Louis and into the Wholesale mer-
camille trade, whore he acquired an
independent competency, and has
retired on his laurels.
Langsdorf always kept open house
TO Iowa men en- route to the front
during tho war, and they and his
numerous friends hereabouts, will
hear Of his physical and pecuniary
rotundity with uncommon pleasure.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29
DEDICATION.

We received call to-day from
Rev. J. g. Barton, of the KirkvilIe
Circuit, NJ. e. Church. His charge
in the neighborhood of Tindell's,
miles north Of Ottumwa, has erected
neat and commodious house of
worship at cost Of $1,000, which
will be dedicated to the service OF
Almighty God. on Sunday next, July
I'd. Services by Revs. TIE. Corkhill
and II. L. Briggs, Of this city.
The public are cordially invited to
attend.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

We would invite the attention of
our readers to the advertisement Of
the Protection Lille Insurance TO-,
represented in our city by o. M.
Ladd. This Company Is insuring on
the mutual plan, and all who avail
themselves of its benefits get their
insurance at actual cost. Mr.. L. will
DO pleased to elucidate those facts to
any one who will give him call.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

From the first Of July the New
York Cheap Store will close ont their
entire stock ofsummer Dress Goods,
Shawls, Irish Pcplins, and everything
in the line Of Fancy goods at and
below cost. Remember for bargains
in Dry Goods call at the New York
Cheap Store. june28-w2w.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

Now we have Vol. l, No. OF the
Osceola Democrat, which last week
was the Charlton Democrat. John
v. Faith goes to Osceola with the
paper as its editor. The paper itself
was bought by the democrats Of
Clark county, and John is hired by
them to conduct the paper. John
shakes the dust of Charlton from of
his sandals, reads the democrats OF
Of old Lucas severe lecture on their
parsimoniousness, and goes to more
and better friends.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

There is to be an active movement
in real estate in the ancient town of
Wheeling, Virginia, on the approach
ing 4th of July.
Horny Clay Dean il to be there
and toll them what he knows Of free
soil and patriotism.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

The County Republican Convention fol
the nomination Of Senator, two Repre-.
and County School superintendent, viii
be held at the Court House, In Ottumwa,
Iowa, ut O'Clock. r. NJ. on the,
9TH day Of August, 1871.
Each Township will b satitled to fivs
delegates. q a
The Township meetings for the appoint
ment Of delegates will 81 held ct the Va
rious placss Of holding elections in the
respective townships, ct 3 O'Clock. p. M,
on the 10Th day Of July, 1871.
j. Ii. MERRILL,
Chm'n Co. Cent. Com.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

DIR. Paul Caster has been SO over
whelmed with patients that he has
been compelled to erect larger and
moro capacious quarters for tho sick,
halt and blind, who are focking 70
him for relief, and he is now erecting
on Front street, Blake's addition, a
handsome three stony, and basement,
brick, 38x4S, to be used as an Infirm-
airy. We are glad to see the DIR.
investing his greenbacks in buildings
that will add to tho permanent in
provement of our already handsome
citv
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

From our Alpine correspondence,
elsewhere, the public will learn with
pleasure that Judge John A. L..
Crookham, of Oskaloosa, has twin
babies, and that he is doing rs we'll as
could be expected. That comes OF
his championship of Woman's Rights
in tho Eleventh General Assembly.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

ALPINE, Iowa,
June rs, 1871.

ALPINE, IOWA,
II June 26, 1871.
DIAN CoURIsR:
sfss There has been some
thing praying upon my me for some
time, until this morning it occurred
TO my memory that my subscription
to the CouRIsR had about run out,
and that had botter renew, enclosed
please find smother years subscrip.
ton.
Speaking Of subscription, reminds
me Of 2 good looking, short, thick set,
pussy. sandy complicated cousin sB., !"
Of the Jasper Republican,. who Is
spending : few days with US. Upon
being Intercepted Is to how it came
that he wandered off down here, he
replied, that three of their subscri-
bsrs came forward one day last week
and paid their subscription, which
enabled himself and family to pay us
avisit, and rusticate in this, the land
of stone, coal, and whisky.
And . lady accompanyinehis par
ty from Oskaloosa informed US that
Judge Crookham, of that place, had
had twin babies. How is that for
high? But for fear tire you, ! will
close. Yours for the COURIER,
OLD JOE SPRINGER.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

The b. h NJ. Railroad Company
Is now engaged in building . branch
road from Charlton, Lucas Co., via
Garden Grove and Leon to Cameron,
Missouri. Our old friend Robert
Douglass, Engineer, has been run
ming the line upon this road and Says
that it is expected they will lot SO Or
IS miles OF it in few days.
The b. Il M. Co., also contemplate
building . branch road around from
Creston, Union Co., south to St
Joseph, Missouri.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

The Wapello county censuS for
1871 shows that we have 5000 per-
sons liable to do military duty, Is
less than in the year 1860. How is
that, whom our population has in.
creased over 5000? Will the As
SCISSORS "please rise and explain ?"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

HITcHcoCK's ANALYSIS OF THE
HOLY B1BLE.-This is the most pop
ular Biblical work Of the age. 1t
containes thorough and systematic
arrangement of the whole Bible, ac-
cording to subjects, and 80 complete
ly indoxed that one can at once turn
to any topic mentioned in the Bible,
and find all the passages pertaining
to it brought together. This index
covers six thousand special subjects.
The result of many years labor of
many Of our best Biblical scholars is
thus placed before us in such man.
ner that we can make ready use of it.
1t also contains Crnden's Concor.
dance, several dictionaries and his
tory of the Biblc-thus furnishing in
one volume complete apparatus for
understanding tho scriptures. The
late Bishop Clark said Of this work,
"The harmony of tho parts, tho clear
ness of the arrangement, and the
completeness of tho whole, so facin.
ated me that 1t was impossible to lay
it down until had gone thorough
~ through it,"
Hon. 8. P. Chase says, aOf DR..
Hitchcock's Analysis of the Bible it
is impossible to spenk in two strong
terms of COMMUNICATION. To the
student of The Book, who desire to
learn its sense from itself, it is truly
invaluable"
Mr.. Zenas Hodges, the Agent, is
now in our city, and will call upon
our citizens and give them an oppor-
tunity to examine and order this
great work. Juno 28.d&w1t.
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From Daily Courier. June 9Th

FFOm Daily courier, June z1th
In day before yesterdays Daily
COURIER We stated that Mr.. Joe
Hayno had received dispatch from
Kansas, informing him OF the death
Of his daughter, Mrs. Dora Rogers.
Although we received tho informa-
ton, as we thought, from creditable
source, wo aro very happy to an
nounce that it was not correct. Mrs
r. was very dangerously sick. but is
now better, and likely to recover.
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VIM. Oycrturt. Of COMPETING tn

VIM. Overtnrt, OF COMPETING Tp.,
brought in to-day four pigs across Of
tho MCGEE and Berkshire, eleven
months old. They weighed 1885
pounds ; about 334 pounds apiece.
He sold them in the city at 3 cents
gross.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

Rodman g. Harris, tho Cheap New
York Store mon, have got their
dander up, and are dead set to close
out their stock at cost, and much be-
low if necessary, after the LIST prox-
imo.
Read their local notice clsew here
and be convinced, and go to their
store for bargains.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

Now roasting ears raised in Port
Richmond, Wapello county, Iowa,
put in their appearance in tho mar,
ket at Minnick's family grocey, on
Green street, this morning June "a,
1871.
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GIVEN UP As LOST.

The second thing Il. ts,e ,,at,ents mnsk So q, !.
warm From ,Sti ma , VIC @aIs n ~ ssay
possible 70 prevent takfns co,d When the inn nm
can not be eectcd. Mesh Iii snd rIdins c nnt'
e1nacisilv II this scttn1t ~ De cc,,rsvr W.
fsii and winter season, are iii Wrons." fh1 yas
fienss, il their iunss are badly disc snd ~
N down 0,ist shev mn.s W. sh 1h s nos
n much ma ~ nsi - Ia stsSth Viii III go ~
cet mn = Soc circnnaior ~ hisls rHn SSaa. "
NUT keen in rood spiritsbe 1etcrmtns tn ny,
Neji Tkfn ma rreaf sscei "a "A vjth ~. ~ ~
tie, and i the srest pcint 10 xsin' WIN '"e sppe-
possibility in the worst csseS. and moral 7. ce ~
1anfv N All othcra IL sinfnj n Sch nsnr, SeI
eonHf statnmerf Ia the Fass,lfv III Eis ~, III
w H fisSsS nodes WotsS "a n's o~h cure
lfSn$ vear1 SSo ~ n n. lac. $3.50. -,
cosu6 Stf: coSncd Ia Nv ia sss sr dt; n s q
time nv phys,cians fHoucht tS.t co,,E ~ Hne
a WeeE. Inn iifo = HrcGrirg sr. vvo,v Ivy nv9
strnWs hSard ~ ava obt.incS tH@ s, Sssc1lnk y
Ehich nov ofIr IL III raSltc ~ StsSIpws1s.onS
nsrfecf c,,re ~ mn II saes..S ~ .ncS m.oy
0nysIA TnoI thnnn s,r,,es r.tc ~ Hio kLA1
Thoy soon fipened the msstr H. nv .ysse en-
yeoW syspg mo sndn fd p'nt 81 eensvs
fever pSins ana nisSs svsSts IN S..n ~ peY,
with dif3oultv fhnf rnrlA koon 7rr, -.ti.s, -
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HIGHLAND CENTER, Iowa,
june 26, 1871.
EDS. COURIER

AZ tneearnest soilcita-
lion OF 9 goodiy number OF my
Irlenos, as9 permission 70 reply 70
an article which appeared 10 your
,ass issue, under the titie q nome
manoiactures vlnoicased. Inc nign
coloriDg glven ~ your informant OF
inc pioMing match between the Or
chard Oity, Weir, Star ana. kelster
Corn Ouitivators, Is undoubtedly an
exaggeration, ana 10 order 70 90
Jostice 70 the manufacturers and
many patrons OF the Vrcnard City, !
peg ieave 70 make Q foil statement OF
ali the FACTS connected herewith.
IN entering the held was asked
'Oy Mr. warden now we wouid select
. committee, 20 whlon ! rePhed that
on all occasions where had attend
ca sncn trials, tho owners OF the
olnerent plows made d 2 selection Of
one msn oaon, gil OF which Mr. War
uen agrced 70, Dut 10 TINS triai after
plowing somc TWO hours, ! was in
formed that . committee had been
aPPointeu, AND, this 700. without my
knowledge or consent.
-FOUR informant says their decision
was unanimous IN favor VI the Keis.
yer. Allow me 70 say here that
nemuei carpenter, man Of honor
anu integrisy, 90 aii the committee
are), informed me that the decision
was tnls: III any dlneronce exists
CetWeen the heister ana Orchard
City, we give preference to the TOR
mer SIMPLY because the keister
H:s are WIDER tnan the Orchard
wy snovels' thereby throwing
grcseer rioge OF eartn 70 the corn.
anu % me oia adage mas u, wise
men olner, 0cr would say here thai
pracslca farmers ana agf1cuiturlsts
genelal'y ignore Inc practlce OF rldg.
,ng corn. ~ mas oeen demonstrated
iong since tnas the dlnerent substan-
oos wnIcn Proauco vegeta.ion belong
70 Inc nrst eight inches OF the earth's
s . ana Ia oroer 70 OBTAIN the
Ioii oenont OF these substances, the
SOIL must 90 thoroughly cultivated
ana ieit IN as level condition as pos
s y ,,,,
Tho Orchard City has been gotten
up In accordance with the latest and
most improved plans decided upon
" the reading agrlcuiturlsts OF the
" est, ana repeat the assertion, that
lor light draft. simplicity, durability,
convenience 10 handling, and the
performance OF good work, is far su-
Per1or 70 all other cultivators now in
use, 10 warranted to scour in any
sou, can 90 handled by any boy that
ls largo enough TO guide team.
D1ring the trial at Mr.. Randels,
me orchard City plowed about two
acres, 1uliy one-half OF which was
piowed without any one holding the
p!ow-an attempt that all the other
piows did not dare undertake.
Whl further say that IT. can get
peter OF machinery ~ sending east
or ", ! VIII do SO. Eastern manu-
say TO western farmers if
you VIII 1uy our wares, we Will buy |
your Proouce, imagine the result Of
me present state OF affairs continued
nucn ionger-wlth no foreign de-
manu. ,n
Wnetner We Duy OF Uncle Sam or
'ohnny Bull, neither are go gener-
,us o. to refund the money paid
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THE
PROTECTION LIFE co.
OF CHICAGO.

Now in successful operation, offers all the
above advantages To the iusuring public, viz
A safe and just plan, costing less than one-
third as much as under the old system.
Call and investigate for yourselves Office
over 0ttumwa Bank. O. NJ. LADD,
1 June A-dwtf1 Agent.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EDITORS CoURIER:-Please announce
the name of JOHN l.. MOORE as candi-
date for Sheriff, subject to the action OF
the Republican County Convention.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

EDITORS COURIER Please announce
the name OF James II. PHELps, a resident
for Is years OF WapGllo county, and a
soldier who lost his health in the army,
as . candi date for sheriff, subject TO the
action of the county convention.
MANY CITIZENS,
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
lis natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and eaectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to It's original color,
scsM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair il thick
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

The Chicago Southwestern Rail.
road was completed from tho East
to Trenton, Missouri, on Saturday
last. This is the place of meeting
Of the two construction companies.
The Laavenworth end of the road
is expected to be finished to Trenton
this week. Thus will be completed
agroat and important line of railway
in q very short time. The failure to
make Ottumwa a point on this line
has not only been a great loss to us
but also to the road. We have,
however, two good connections with
it, ono At Belknap, an the N. Nj. road,
and the other at Eldon, on the D.
v. road.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-29

Al women are not Deausifal, but all
may have pretty complexion and ssft
skin by the use Of Hagan's Magnolia
Balm. Instead Of . face covered with
coarse Pimples, Sunburn, MothpsAches.
6c.,. she may posses ! pearl-like compiler
Ion, The envv Of her ser, and the admira-
tion Of the other. Its ELECTS are wonder
full Nothing 70 TRANSFORMS . rustic girl
into city belle a. this Balm. Il impArts
: ycatf,1ui bloom to the oonnfsnance, and
feaaly makes . lady Of IS appear but 10.
In connection with the Balm, uss Lyons
Oslebrated Kathairon, the oldssl the best
and most poDular hair dressing In the
world. II causes ! ie HAIR 70 grow luxur-
iantly, andprsvsnts II from falling OF and
kurnfnG grny. rf as5,
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ANOTHER ouI.nBRATYors,

Our patriotic German fellow citi-
zens, have concluded to give . grand
celebration Of the 4th Of July at Dix
on 4 Stiles Grove, below the city.
Messrs. Hamilton, Dixon, Stiles,
Burton, Rohrback and other eloquent
Germans will crate, while our friend
John Ennis will read the Declare
ton of Independence, in his best
manner.
This celebration is TO be under the
auspices of the Ottumwa German
TurnvereiD, and they never do things
by the halves. They are to have
90 elegant entertainment on the we'll
chosen grounds, after which : picnic
dinner, dancing, DC, is to fill up the
hours Of enjoyment until evening,
when Turner's Hall, 10 tho city, will
witness the conclusion of the festivi-
ties in . grand dancing party, in tho
best style known to the Ottumwa
Turnverein, which organization has
long been celebrated for giving the
BEST ordered and most enjoyable par
ties in tho city Of Ottumwa.
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One Of our Subscribers and Old
friend called today and informed
us, as ho said, very much to bis
sorrow and regret that he had got
to part company with us, and sever
his connection with the Republican
party. For, said he, I want to be on
the winning side, and the Democra-
cy are bound to win this year, for
chints bugs have returned again,
and chints bugs and Democracy
always 60 together. He said he re-
membered very we'll that when the
Republicans came into power the
chintx bugs left, and now that they
arc back, Democracy must win.
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u ~ = u Al 2 4 q n .
The people Of Ottumwa and ada
cent country are exceedingly fortu.
d nats. In the person Of Harry O'Con.
nor, they are to have the best orator
and finest Grafton on the approach.
ing. National Anniversary Of any 10
cality in Iowa. His Grafton is to be
purely non-partisan, therefore every.
one who has heretofore been afraid
TO como out and hear his flaming po-
litlcal phillipios, can do 90 on the i'm.
pending occasion, with impunity.
hw We hope every township in Wap.
clio bounty will organize and come
TO this celebration, en- mdsse. Let
tl,em como in procession with their
officers and devices Of loyalty, and
they will be assigned proper places
in the procession.
The grounds are beautiful, in the
suburbs Of the city, and after the
reading Of tho declaration, delivery
~ofthe GRAFTON, 10, everybody is ex-
pected to enjoy their own hospitali-
ties 10 pitch into thor own chicken,
&C., which they are expected to bring
with them. After the feast Of reason
and Aow Of soul, the devotees of
Terpsichore will have IN opportunity
to kick their light fantastic toes as
high. in the cir ~ they please, not
only on the grounds, but in the eve
ming ct 2 grand party at Taylor 4
Blake,s Hall. n
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or tho glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fculing the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent tho hair
from turning gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for $
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Agents. Read This!

WE WILL PAY Agents salary of $50 Der
W week and expenses; or allow q large COM
mission TO sell our new and wonderful inven-
MichigAn.l " - : :
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S31S A MONTH. Horse and Carriage fur
nished. Expenses paid. H. Shaw,
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4 MILLION DOLLARS,

0hrewd but quiet men can make fortune
~ revealing the secret Of the business to no
one Address ABEL JONES,
0S6 Broadway, New York.
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CONSUMPTION.
"LEAvB no STING BEHIND"

The Mandrake pills are composed OF one OF Ma
lures noblest gifts-the Podophillum PeltatuIT
They p0ssen AL the blood searching. alteYHtiy
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CIeanB Kid Gloves and all kinds Of Cloths and
Clothing; removes Paint, Grease, Tar, &c.,
instantly. without the least injury TO the
Goods Dealers. FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE
CO., 81 Barclay st., New York, 46 La Sale St.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-01

1t washes without tearing the clothcs-no rubbing or
squeezing.
1t washes from TO twenty-five articles in FROM one
1t washes the finest Lace Curtains, Handk sr,hen ~
without any injnry.
1t washes whittier and thoroughly clean than by
any other process strong Of water are
through avery part Of the fabric.
1t will save three times its cost In O single year In
labor and wear Of clothes.
1t reduces Nashday to an hour.
The King Washer is called, II We are rightly in
formed after the of its inventor: but il NAV wall
the royal title for it is destined to lord
it all competitors and reign supreme in the Laun-
dry. Its claims are everywhere acknowledged, and
only those who stood aloof from all washing ma
chimes hut some who have been using other machines
replacing them with the King Washer.-Baltinore
Gazette.
The King Washer arrived safe Friday evening: on
Monday morning had my maiden" experience in
washing. post-mortcm examination by experts Of the
family elected the following results fourth of the
time, threefourtls saved: better done and cleaner
saving (uncaculated) in the wear. The servants are
delighted, and my wife and pleased. l will take
great pleasure in recommending the King WasherCnAs
l.. TRouTNAS, Assist U. s. Assessor, Richmond, Ia.
The King flasher s complete, and answers so well
all the ends desired that there is nothing more desired
In this time SduinJ, lab0-Saring machne.-Phitd Press
Having purchased one Of your King Washing nnaciines
and practically tested its capacity for economy of
and labor and also its cleansing properties do not hes
itate say it will do all you claim for it. and will
cheerfully recommend it to my friends to be the best
washing machine have ever scen-J. W. LoANE O. w.
Pratt 81, Bait
Does it take all the dirt ont, Try it, and we venture
tho assertion that You cannot find piece of linen
soed that the HING WASHER will not make clean as new
in five Manifestation Journal
take pleasure in adding my testimony to tho good
qualities of the KING WASHER 1t does its work well
and efectuay, and undoubtedly one of the greatest
labor saving machines of the age-Dr. j. IL. ScHENcK
- Slrfb
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CLEANING OUT Charlottesville

CLEANING OUT GRANAR1Es-The
ravages of insects on grain are by no
means confined to outdoor attacks
The loss arising from the depredations
of insects which infest granarics, we
judge, will fully equal that, from those
which are troublesome in the field But
the former can be prevented, while we
must occasionally suffer the latter
When granaries are empty, they may be
freed from weevil, and all other kindred
vcrmin, by washing with hot. soft soap
suds, using stiff broom to disturb all
intruders which may be hid in the
floor or bins. Fresh lime-wash, well
brushed into the ceilings and walls,
will complete the business. When they
are out, they should be kept out. No
open windows should be allowed in q
granary during the summer months,
when the moths are flying.