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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07
DR.. HO0FLAND'S PODOPHYLLW

Or substitute TOR Mercury pills, TWO PILLS
A DOSE, the most powerful, vet Innocent I.
Vegetable CuthHrtic X nown.
1t In not necessary 10 take han iful of
these Pills 10 produce the desired effect: two
of them act quickly and owerfully CLEANS
inv The liver stomach and bowels Of Nil i'm i.
purifirs. The principal ingredient IL Po.Sr.
phylliD, or the Alcohol Extract oi Mandrnke
" hich is manv times more power full acting
and searching than the Mandrake Itself liz
peculiar action Is upon he Liver cleaning IL
speedily from NIL obs ructions, with all The
power of Mercury, yet Tree from the inturiuus
results attached 10 The use OF that mineral.
For all diseases, for which T. q use OF a ca.
thartic Is fndicated, these pills will give en-.
TIRE satisiaction in every case. They NEVER
In cases OF Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
extreme costveness. l,T. HoOf1nnds lserrnun
Btters or Tonic should be used In come ton
with the pills. The tonic effect of the Bittprs
or TOric purifies the blood, strengthens the
nerves, INEQUALITIES tue Liver, and gives
strength, energy ami vigOr.
Keep your Bowels active with the pills. ard
tone up the sy tenn with Bitters or Tonic and
no disease can retain the hold. or even assail
you
kecoliect that 1t is DIR. HOoFLAND'S GER
MA Remedies that sre so universally used
and brightly recommended; and do not allow
else that lie MAJ say IL ,ust as good, because
ne makes larger profit on 1t.
These Remedies will be sent by express to |
any LEGALITY, upon application to the PRfk.
AT the GERMAN MEDICINE |
STORE, 6Sl Arch ST., PHILADELPHIA
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Inc reputation this ex.
rellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from Its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Invcterate
cases Of Scroful0us dis
case, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
puriilcd ard cured by IL.
ScrofGlous affections and
disorders, whichwere az.
gravstcd by the sevofH.
Ions (rfSs, fo -, Il, !. tsc~ III
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STRICTLY Pure White Lead. Linseed OIL,
- mixed Colors. dry cOlnrs, and everything
In PAiut line. All guaranteed Ms represented
or money refunded, at ]. i. MUURE'S,
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vEzr pregnancy.
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Are the medicines you require to purify the
Blood, excite The. u rpiG Liver 10 healthy ao.
tion, and to enable you 10 pass safely through
any hardships or ex posture.
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DURE California Port Wine, Pure Kentucky
WHISTLES for medicinal purposes, at J. L.
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Or substitute TOR Mercury pills. TWO PILLS
A DOSE, the most powerful. vet inno.snt
Vegetable CathRrtic known.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

nATENT Medicines-full stock. Jayne's
Is medicines, Ayers medicines. Vinegar Bit.
ters, Hostetter's Bitters, Mc'Leans Strength
ening Cordial, Pills and Liniment, At John
L. MOOres, Opr osite the Baliingall House.
Ottumwa, April Goth. 1871 wit
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22
The Cost of Living.

| The New York Times recently onened an
interesting department, which has probably
nad more eager readers than its defence of the
cuStom-house, or its exposures Of Tammanv
IL Is devoted to correspondents who tell how
people with limited incomes manage TO max.
Doth ends meet, or fail to do it. This is the
pro0Ielh OF existence tor at least seven-eighths
OF the people the world over and the terms of
IIIIare II are pretty much the same everywhere.
"lueiy apart as the writer's are in their habits
ana their experience, these letters have given
host OF readers much to think of, if thew do
not show clear way out of the difficulty The
provocative OF this entertaining exhibition of
uomeStlc economies or eXtraVagances was an
edltorlal, IN which the broad proposition was
LAID down that family of five or six nersons
living IN good house and good neigbbor
hood IN this city or Brooklyn, keeping neces
sa:y servants, setting good table, entertaining
cpnpany' and enjoying reasonable share of
tne conIorts and common luxuries Of life, can
NOT save any thing from an income of five
thousand dollars a year. To the general
request Tor light on this subject, the responses
were numerous and the testimony conflicting
One family OF six adult persons, keeping two
servants, manages to live we'll on seven
thousand five hundred dollars year, and the
head OF the family thinks he is entitled to
some credit for economy. Another family of
Tue same NUMBER lives, Tor aught that appears
equally well for three thousand dollars. and he
says he pays twelve hundred dollars wear
rent for an uptown house, with conveniences
in central neighborhood Still another, CON
slstIng OF man and wife, five grown.up
daughters, and a negro-servant, who works for
BOARD and clothes, lives comfortably on an in
come OF twelve hundred and eighty dollars.
paying seven hundred dollars year for rent
and allowing each daughter forty dollars year
for clothes-table expenses averaging three
dollars and halfa week! But they live in
New Jersey. Still another of seven persons,
including one servant OF fifteen dollars month.
owning their house, but paying seven hundred
and nifty dollars year in taxes and interest,
and with no extravagances except one hundred
dollars year for cigars, finds the greatest
difficulty in living on an income of twenty-five
hundred dollars. One, man whose family con |
sisted of wife and child, has an income of
thirteen hundred dollars; out of that, by |
strict economy, and dispensing With all sery-
ants, save the valuable services of a frugal
wife, he manages to live in respectable apart
ments on second floor, enjoy many of the
comforts and few of the luxuries of life.
clothe his family decently, with now and then
q dollar for church or for charity, but cannot
save any thing. A single man, twenty five
years cid, with an income of two thousand
dollars, states his case as follows:
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

They are organizing a colony in Boston
which is to be recommended as means of
getting rid of yirtuous and correct young men
Excellent land to the extent of about twelve
townships has been secured in Minnesota and
Is to be sold to the colonists at moderate rates.
NO one is admitted to membership of the colony
except young men of temperate habits and
good moral character, who will pledge them.
selves not to sell or countenance the sale of
liquor This is a good thing for the Minnesota
Colony but how about Boston? Can she
afford to send off this class of young menP
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22
P0etry.
THE SONG SHE SANG,

she sang 1t, sitting on n stiIa
pOne evening of a summers dav.
Hi ner, at her feet. the while,
'- Id grass and flowers. Ilay.
90 calm and clear he soft voice rang.
TIL In unison with ons dear bird.
AHAt near her, on a tree-top. sang
AT time twas doubtful which bas-d
ana; lying there among the 1owers
lllstened like to one whC, hears
Tha arInurlnSs rug ofthe passing hours,
Inc mlghtIer music OF the year.
listened, and the swelling notes
horne tar on dewy breezes hlani
seemed taken up by seraph throats.
AND chOrused by heavenly band
NOW she Is gone; yet that sweet strain.
Will Will, sIstherIng charms unknown before.
And haunt my heart fOrevermoro
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22
CHAMELEoN.LIKE CApAn111r1rs on rno,,n

CHAMELEoN-LIKE CAPABILITIES OF TROUT.
IMr, st John, author of ovid Sports in
the Highlands" adverts to the wondarf,,I
capablllty which trout possess of adanting tba;r
color to the color of the water In VIII cb tbav
are placed. 6 Put living black burn front 3
he says, into a a0hite basin of water. and If
becomes within half an hour of light color
Keep the fish living in a white lar for some
days, and 1t becomes absolutely white: but nut
1t into a dark-colored or black vessel. and
although on first being placed there the white
c0Iored hsh shows most conspicuOusIy on the
black ground, in a quarter of an hour it be-
comes as dark colored as the bottom of the lar.
and consequently difficult to be seen" A
writer In frdSer'S Magazine says he can en-
tIrely confirm the truth of this statement: and
that "a striking Illustration is to be found in
TWO icons In the northwest of Sutherlandshire.
separated onl y by low ridge of land In the
ohe-whlch Is full OF dark moss water-the
trout are nearly black; in the other-where the
Ded OF the loch Is limestone, and the water 50
clear that you can see the bottom where i is
forty or fifty feet deep-they are almost as
slvery in color as sea trout Loch Rrora tno
another loch in the same county-affords a
further corrOboration of the truth of Mr.. St
John sobserVatlons. That lOch is divided into |
three sheets OF water, united by narrows. where |
the lake assumes almost the appearance of !
river. In the upper part, where the bottom is |
sand and hne gravel, the trout are clear in
color, with bright vermilion spots; in the
central division, where the bottom is not so
'lean and the water darker, they also are dark
n color, and their spots are not so bright:
While the lowest division of the lake. where
he bottom is very muddy, the trout are quite
black and ugly, though OF larger size
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

lead AND FEETA ludcrolS incident lately occ,rsd or
hlSSSpp steamer. which relate warning to those who
atrm2 10 change the personal ad0rnmeutS
SIN"n 'h'ln A man who Juurnrying TrSaS his
wf Thought h" would enjoy the LUXURY shaving and sham
p'h4 Nhr hlS was going he concluded
VILE ana ~ his request his eyebrows whskrrs we're
cna"gtd from hery red to blacknrSS
shaved He FASTENED 70 his Starrnou hut was met a, tba
dnnr by his outraged b intrusion of the
> she supposed and amtance refused himsaif
her hnSbnd She ad he impostor lie attempted to
explain: was Useless crowd gathered round, and the
au%n hecame general At aSt, his perpDxy the H0oser
apn"niaTP aSSSurl her. ~ 'N P0N~A
Yes, John she said Il them feet They can coma
in but keep that head q sight 80 ~ ~
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

Am Sd bachelor recently qsrnnee to the following leu
same name as himself The G51Hf1 a IIaos Of ne
Evans permit me to introduce to Mrs. Evans Mrs
have beea in search lor the last forty years ''
s Al SF 6"sstef Sseo H. to farmer BIZ ancient family LAYING
who lived several generations 50 the
seed the the crop we 0n' the older the
SCENE IN HoRsE C4R.-Car Stops Smiling young lady
20 e said the oSey gir can u s SspGiSs ss S6d
81 d9nt care wether you sit stand, he replied going
rustic couple newly married marched drug store
and called for s%da water The obzng CLERK inquired what
me pat sugar in IT,. money 10 no OBJECT
enthusiastic daughter who arguing snser
the end time will make love Ay.' ~
An exchange says a iI~akee lover dying lately left his
] "a poor % maiden fortune OF $4,000 There
when they are found it Is very difficult to them
California editor having recommended to all bis eitx
ednS ] b Gst % e. go where sqn-bown labor
since desiring to know old CyclOps address
gentleman in Ellsworth Me- made bet with his wifi. that
md 60 to bed again. while she preparing go 10 bed he
little wsif wss picked up the street the morning.
~ being asked II he had any mother he answered;
ng the old uns was qusrin and father had the
Young man asked Young lady her and she replied:
ns as domb %ss ss %ed % to- y "a age T exceed
e though she looked much older.-Norristown Herald u
An exchange says: 1t 10 not
ay after ten O'Clock when visiting young lades Ons S.x
he noticed difference in taste sftsr t.n
clock - &c"
printers devil in Omaha Office bitten by sex.hw
since The dog fingered several days died IN srsst
.Ony. s's~s
We see that several of our dsputns
hich of Them "has had the best article ON milk ~ Th
st article we ever saw oD milk was-cream. ~
Farmer says We raise four hundred bushels Of potatoes
ough worms to eat EN- all up"
lndsna bashn young men the question by asking
9 iair ones TO slide down the hill Of life with them"
er II 2. NJ. "~
Horace Grsseys father farmer. 20 is Horses
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

There are now planted in New Jersey, ac-
cording to the most reliable authorities, six
thousand acres with cranberries Two years
from now they will be in full bearing. when
tnat state will take the lead in cranberry cul.
ture, as she did few years ago with straw
berries, raspberries and blackberries.
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

The island of Japan is said to be the only
country in the known world, where there is any
pretentions to clothing at all, in which a
change in the fashion has not occurred
during period of two thousand five hundred
years.
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

shrewd Springfield r has acted more wisely than voung
ladies' uSnalv do whose HrcnnS have been bpspKcd bv
RUSSIAN counts Miss Carrie Lester attracted The atten-
m r o, ToGnt Mcklwc year or more and promised
De MS WE II he would take and home and
proofs of good character. honorable. inppOnS
sort OF thing The Count departed Russia and strange to
say has returned with the documents. Carries
consented and the two to br united. ~ ~
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22
WHOLE NO. 900

PlDPs take iSiS iSGi am married and INV name !,
not bear any longer dom On Know ms md because
phaf T"hh; She is very clean woman NV onI Ups Is
"wn >oap She would have done Gon ny & oru, ." bar OF
MANI Dsrr :. April and Of May y s csa e Gus ~ lme latter
on La, a.. 'S.r think the attack is worse than ,.,., :, ~
the ,' >'atel usual, To- 90 10 The olir, i1
s,ar, ] ]t after getting brr.Ga>, Ga The r r,Iri m
kne. over ,'y "ou" , wa, % t"w pa,J,'6eS m Se
tai struggle viii c " " >"N"'> and lear
went down i , na i,ttiT m' and the pail
@ h the "lcy encounter ", ",'I v,arnG @ ~,
iI"n AZ a alIr .' IH%y sHepr lu.rr>toI ,l sitGa,
the better Fart OF ,r lhe pck" in~ Discretion being
si&h of rrel as rurj - I'.srn J." good order AMI
about the dinner hour Custam bIaH5 m a" SGtfS & 80
hour DE- uhe III panc,InouIum: Have nrud.a a dinner
6rrJls Pon ! na ra' ioga and B,nub What roast
loot into a na 'm' entered the door. Splash went my
ON the top Of nv head, W " ",n e'mr d'n,e Of whlewash
io' i bat there help or IT, AID p, nEmS apSd 6e -,
and crn HognFG ] To- rgrS The pictures the
the bottoms w, ''t. '"f IA dozen tipSy attitudes
piled in cornrr '' TH "i n cir> and The Skeletons were
rm @ I%5cn =" cracks to by. i c, , e m 81 & a
hn4 c,o', , I mn", "I;h her skirts tuckta up aud
cheer -, y on nIs, yt li' around her head and cried
how comfortably 6 fI %i t"f me- u bnsy You see
ntrI"ce ami She vlni,hti toaka 1 Gn ""mt on the
tcne Of herr:t some ti,rI BAT % ,b ] paIen' SaSing
Eycrthn wanted 'oI on & fr Geeyfd eyeyihins she sad
6itewa %ane4 peace quiet, and soapsuds and
B m dnsr! I Han and cold potatoes without salt OF course
t,f ,' dldh dare refuse what Mrs Pnps sad.
t'e' come nome TO Ii.ucr
'l'$i 'lr iatu col! putaiO mySeT-ihAt
me !" enter INTO detailed Statement or
m IKE r'inS arraen&nsnt family during the visitation
'n annual Ncpurg". shall merely remark that hsre ~
AMI I L or store room IN cur fitted up with shelves
4 ,'r enr amliy occupied it during cleaning time
NJ 'Fe several CllI cook. a
Mrs Pups and myself SOur ,rrI np 'tirS 9Th
I,utH'otI rightly, slept the shelf below me- Mira
p, itnarhei vii some acImony that had better seeo
ctui, 10y @ Noue nat brought my lace wall, and
see over the edge OF shelf. Ipwpvar
wen |" se3 very soon, ami much more conyenpt
he Ttalu n on rim
VI a Jay q" misery and appeal
h animal cleaning fablr cruelty 10 The
ite alIhaS OF the household. think and before il
"%an / Il oolt emIEtatr go abrOad-do something des-
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

:, The latest style at fashionablee funerals in
New York is for the psll-bearers to wear full
dress suits and white kid gloves.
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

hcago gr hearing that her lover had stricken with
sal pk insisted upon flying his
nurse, was severe case but she unceaeng in her de-
anu phclpaIly through her and skill the patient
recovered AND now she herself TELL
destroying monster although survived the
s close the beautiful and her fair fscs hsd 49,
oeve and from being the prettiet Chicago she be-
come one OF the paneS Her lover had her
er Illness pat when he how iearfuly she was CHANGED
ms e Ior hgr d1p3rted ana when the marriage day drew
near refused to fuHi took
refusal very calmly reprnacheS from the
mouth winch hld lest its pretHeSs
r" death her cheek which the tell blood used So o,tsn
|" lhEe win roSvret retained color
CctogeuaTian worth SJOUGOO. - ~ 1''4'u AZ
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

umoS' VINO HveS next door to US has bought new dok
me @ m ne" one NJ last dog used to bark all night ia
le Sdt" until III frantic desperation,
Gos otes ami furniture at hi. Bat always went on
worse anu lH lie morning Gumbs would
SatheF UP lhoSe missiles carry he
mas more tAan twenty and Sjpprr in ms
poSNesSin besides chaIr-leyS
~ ~ saieN aud towel lacks And never mad
le utNs 10 oier t. give them On
t thAt dog to SIT by the seize us hy the
irS Mne we came three
W, he PuIpt oI securing
nh one night and the next morning Glmbs threw the car
cas- mo our yard We threw back Ciumbs returned
H. pom stayed at hone that day, spent time hand
HS mat uo 10 one another The
tmd 10 stand there night day to return the deceased
~ ~ uunlPH yard ihen GulnOs also lrishmap
II was eXhratInS work The corpse probably
9hce SIX or seven thousand tweptyfour honrs
ne mus nave become familiar with ha
AZ ast heTOre away with much handing and on the
L>I Jay the lri flmen whed
and resigned " ' OUl4su tue 'AIA
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

The OFFENDED DANDY.-In Park the other ds s.r,Ia
lau vas pTomenaOlnS, accompanied a grav
Iuuid' Mul!e Just In advance walked a -k6ouSn
uahdy The gentleman called Bruno! Bruno Tne dandn
stopped and looked around but knowing the gentlenna
chE resumed ms walk Again the gentleman called: Here
c9he mere! Upon this the dandy turned, angriY
What Is you: pleasure, sir Z"
w lth yOu-nOthing."
Then how dare knovtnU mo tbro
public promenade Z" ' $3.50 "N4'SS A-e on@
TIay sir-- may ask-what ; you name?"
There Is And the dandy handed forth sl,
Of paSebOard. 1' "4ueO ioItn SIP
SAD the gentleman, reading aloud the letters upon
tIe Gau' TINS Is B-R-C-N-Ow. You
trouble SIR My dog spells name without The W eS
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22
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young lady who has hren suddenly from povery to
opuencr by an alliance money and old called attea
tlon Oi an old lady friend to in
shape OF cluster damond ring The old lady dropped her
sDectaceS TO the end OF her Osea and exclaimed; -
"LOr sakes! thOught II was an OH seed Mart!"
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

A doll is on exhibition at fair in New York,
which is valued at $1,000 She has diamond
ear rings and necklace and three or four trunks
filed with clothing and jewelry.
In the course of year the Treasury Depart
ment and its branches consume nearly fifty
tons of writing paper six thousand gross of
pens and one thousand gross of pencils.
A man should no more make his honesty
boast than a woman should her virtue To
speak too much of either renders them ques-
tionabe.
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

- PITY FOR LONELY YOUNG MAN.-O. w.
Holiness in the May Atldmtic writes as follows:
L know nothing in the world tenderer than
the pity that kind hearted young girl has for
a young man who feels lonely. 1t is true that
these dear creatures are all compassion for
every form of human Woe, and anxious to
alleviate all human misfortunes. They will go
to sunday schools through storms their brothers
are afraid Of to teach the most unpleasant and
Intractable classes of little children the age Of
Methuselah and the dimensions of o. the
KING OF Bashan's bedstead. They will stand
behind table at fair all day until they are
ready to drop, dressed in their prettiest clothes
and their sweetest smiles, and lay hands upon
you, like so many Potiphars perfectly correct
ones, OF course-to make you buy what you do /
not want, at prices which you cannot afford: |
all this as cheerfuly as if it were not martyr.
dom to them as well as to you. Such is their
love for all good objects, such their eagerness
to sympathlze with all their suffering fellow
creatures! But there is nothing they pity as
they pity a lonely young man..
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

The feat of Herr Holtum 'the Prussian Her
cules, who is astonishing the British by catch
ing ball fired from a cannon, is said to be
neither novel or difficult The fact is, that
about two ounces of powder are placed in the
gun, then the ball is rammed home, then the
balance of the charge is put in. When the
gun is fired all the powder is ignited and the
flash smoke and report are orthodox, but the
ball receives propulsion only from the small
quantity of powder behind it, and is thrown
but few feet
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

Don't Slight EoSIr T"efn.-Ra'a- rEncr that
upon their labor Ile h,nlth Di the stomach depends
Keep tLc'a peritct Gud IN oC'r to 10 So iitua,.
them with brush dipped in tie fragrant SJzod2nt,
CncG or twice day.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31
SEA ISLAND HOTEL
(Formerly the Saxton House)
REAU FORT, S. &.

This House. favora the travelling public and more espe
ally appreciated seeking genial Southern eme "
the will be reopened October hs o
The than double its former capacity anu
MP with convenience calculated to
pleasure o and The propetors Will earnestly
their patrons the comforts and privileges
elsewhere than om Situated on the coast o
enjoying Beaufort so TAR Soah az o
its climate The table will continually be furnished
with Northern and Southern markets Good livery
accommodaon finely equipped Billiard Hail. Bowling Ae an"
TELEGRAPH Office are among desirable acquisitions the house
Charleston and Savannah
railroad and steamboat which readily accessible in from
five to ffteen minutes from the hotel.
NE EEEIGNGArJ ec GO.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-31

For Dyspepsia. Indigestion, depression Of
spirits and genera. debility in th il yarioUS forms;
ai,c as 4 pr y,u,iv1 anai!>t TCyyr &.d \; ani
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