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THE ENGLISH AGRICULTURAL LABoRER.

10 the Edttor Of Tho Chicago Tribune: ,
SIN: am surprised to SEQ tho statement OF
your correspondent q. dou1don) that $3.50 to
90 per wook, in addition to board, is about tho
average wages paid to agricultural laborors in
England. AH WIS born and raised Ia {. purely
agricultural district OF England, and am thor
ough1y acquainted With tho condition Of tho az
rlcultural 1aborors, Gnu bonr Testimony that
their ysagoa will vary from AhillingB to 12 Bhil-
lngs per woolt, with no board; and the 1aborer
on 12 shilngs will, In tho majority Of caAos, bo
married., and hayo considerable family to pro-
vitlo for and hayo to provide for ront, fuel etc..
aud, should llin family bo aick, tho faot Of Ids
rocolyilg IA al!llinga por wook would debar him
from obtaining any assistance from tho otlicorA
OF tho Poor Law Board And, further, If lo
should DO thrown out OF work in tho most In
clement aoaaon Of tho year. lie could got no aB-
distance In tho way Of "out-door rolief" but
would have to break mp lis homo and go to-
tho wogk-houBo, or take tho otllor alternative
aud atarye Thero Ia clngs Of laborors who
board with tho farmer, aud arc single young
mon but thoir pay, IN money, woud In no caso
exccoa 7 shilngs. From actual observation,
must my, that 1t iB impossible for moro
wrotchod, ignorant class to oxiat than the Eng
ls4 agricultural laborer. Yours, &C.,
An ENa1asus1AN.
CHICAGO, March 70. lR71
, 1873-03-29
/: POLICE AND FIRE MATTERS.

The Board Of Police hold rog1lnr semi
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon, President
Mason in tho chair. rroHont, Commissioners
Wright and Shoritlan. Tho Firo Marshal was
instructed to 500 TINT tho regulations regarding
uniforms arc carried out, aud to toll tho foromon
to report my, meml,er Of the Fire Department
who refused to comply.
Policemen MoIleri,y and N[oMallon wero
chasgol with inattention 10 duty and disobcdl-
orce Of orders, Illoy arc tho officers sent aftor
alleged murderer Tanaoy, who, as was said, nlao
his escape while they wore drinking at 4 saloon
har 1t appeared that they wore not to bla:ne
mile Of tho naloon. !They woro liowovor, reprl-
mandod for drinking boofr.
:. Johu Cook, piponlan af ono Of tho Dabcool
enginoa, was dfsehargel for noglootlng his duty
and refusing to oboy orders.
paliaom2n Kline. Of tue Eleventh Precinct, was
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From tte It1ll llaN Ga:ctte, FEB. IS,
Tho Roy. Euoch Rosldall, wllo was racontly
fined ilyo s,illinga by tho Easox magistrates for
lo!ng drunk, WAS agaIn brought before tho mag
istratos yesterday. On the former occnaion tho
royerond gentleman brought counter Charge Of
assault against Eldrod, tho policeman who took
him into custody, but the charge was dismisBcd
It appears TINT tile night hIr lsetaa! atter
going home and ar1ning himself with two kniyeB,
knocked him down with heavily -knobbed stick.
Doing ovorpowored by Isldrod and aHsistnnts tho
klliyos wore tnkon away, when Mr. Rotltlall sad
one was intentlod tor Eldrotl, tho othor Tor Wal
lor, tho parish Constnblo. 1Io addca tllat M he
vengo, ho was satiAfal. Tho bench Expressed
their intention to commit D[r, Noddall to t1o A.
aizea, upon which lo said l.o should pea.l INot
guilty. lis ho was inaano." The reverend gontlo-
man has, it is stated, heen five years III lunatio
asylum.
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:; THE NORTHWESTERN.
Description OF tho New Hcad1
,'- quarters for tho Officers, -
Additional Equipment Ordered for tho
Road--Porsonal.

1t ihs long boon matter OF wondortnnnt w1,ts
10 groat corporation as tho Chicago Il Nortli-
Western Hallway Company Bllonld tu1m,,re its
general o'!icera In tho dungoon-lso doniicilo on
tho 'cornor Of 1'ilwaukoo asonuo md Union
atroot. Tho building, however, oorrosponila
With tho locality, and tho groatoat marvel Is, how
my ono can do brlsinoss thoro. But t],e din.
assronH result of tho FIRE loft no other altornaS
,a, savos atd onco located, tho olcers Ind too
waste any ti1no in considering tho gloomy sur
taev aGttG coSy ah9y ,1noa renolv0d , not to 9n unt
t4ar oroosd @ Wiz iRi0 tho oxnrdaa Snans vs Of
OF supplying oyory Desired convonIenco. Thin
rogulnito thoy will soon l,nyo. Mr.. Traov md
:" tho powers TINT bo !" III Now York lave author-
rsy H. 4aT M to tor tho bilaing aro now houa
Kinz!o streot, betwoon franklin md Market
streets, having frontage Oil Kinzio OF about lad
feet, dopth about o5 feet. No oxtorior
Genornto n ,'o ,na, onsontaion is Intended It vii
with basement bolow tho sidewalk In front md
oven with Tho ground In tho renr. Probably tho
only exterior ornamontation will be found Il, the
aro!o arono "aoTGapo tho heavy eornco and TIC
2 vanc. Tho interior will 10 handsomely
fitted up. Spacious rooms for oach do.
partmone Will bo provided. In tho basement will
10 M located tho supply store aud stntoncrs room.
Kitchen md lunch room, for Tic Company havo
FOUND IT mutually advantageous to furninh MI
me oicora ere and employees with m excellent froo
mnon; ,ns Il, Iahs tho Company savea timo and tho
oiteea Of tho general freight and ticket dopnrt-
mohts the Galoun Division Suporintont]ont's
oilico, conductors room, and tic purchasing
6op bn@sv 1Ss M MAIG"$ tho eontro Of the second
which, fronting Ki1zie street. will bo tho locai
Iroasuror'g aud general accountants donart-
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SUBURBAN.
EYANBTON.

EVANSTON. '' ~"
Tho regular monthly n1octing Of the Board Of
Directors Of tho soldiera' Homo was hold at tho
Homo, in South Eyanston, yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Hapltll presided. r. After tho transaction OF
some unimportant preliminary bnBineaB in regard
to tho future management of tho Homo, the now
Superintendent and A1atrnn wore duly installed.
Tho rosignation Of DR.. r. ". Morcor, who has
croditably filled tho position Of Superintendent
10 tbo ye ye bs yan
tion. Tho resignation Of Mrs. s. s. Williamson,
as Secretary, was read and accepted. DillB to
tho amount Of s927 wore audited and ordered
paid, aftor Which tho Board adjourned.
Tho Hon. g. o. Tarwoll has appointed Theodore
Q. Perry to Cadotship at West Point and pro-
yidol tho examination proves satisfactory, he
will don tho gray.
The ctizens' Meeting hold Oh Thursday even
ing ut tho Town Hall ii Cicero, for tho purpose
Of nominating town oiticera who would have at
oart tho bost intoroatB Of the town. WAS largely
attended and very spirited, roBu'ing, after oon-
siderable timo spont in gpooch-maaing, In tho
following nominations:
Superuisor-o. r. Crafta.
Aasessor-A. 9. putlOr.
Col!cctor-E. Il. osgood.
3fHstee-GeorHo Ecki,ardt.
Y1sr,s Clerk-John Ilughes.
Jast.ces u tho fsdce-samuel Dunlap and Solo,
Coasta1les-Iouls ". Lcdky, and Frederick Tro!aser.
Tho following gentlemen woro also appointed
d Central Committee of Organization j. ".
Small, a. L. Hemingway, Bhanka r. A. Smith,
A. o. uutler,
HYnE pANK.
A caucus will DO hold ut tho Town Hall In
Hyde Par!s at o'clock tltia evening to nominate
candidates fog tho following Offices Ono Super
visor, ono Town Clorls, ono Town AHaossor, one
Town Collector, ono Town OonmiHsioner Of
Highways, four JuaticeB Of tho Peace, four Con.
stables, to lo yotad for at tho Hyde Park ToW1,-
ship olectlon, to bo hold next Tueaday. Tho
Hyde rark Campaign Committee iB aa follows:
r 7. Van Wyok, ]. r. BARNEY, A, D. Waldron,
II. Il. Dogno, James P. lloot II. Van Derbelt,
i. n. Th0mpaop, Michael Doyle.
, 1873-03-29
would bsIng tho| produce Of Tho woat In t1iroot

=, II wosiia uo aWay Win tho 'hnnccess1'.y-
Eo rnas,t mccttssnVmni!'alotnan 1t woYih tond to
r. ns noIn ~ stal, m H., H. %onn RocK o
,,,cr tl,nr tont VI Ing 11mny 4n6hGifFo;a
nnfIts n,,1 ,,laos -, - woi!u heh sn toana.1;o
nj .,,arnI,a w pio.uco u..a utiloi huo.'
anenrii" to tho a,a Eaying nc" y tlio % nIa
nivo rigor ~ y, III , 81 aHslcsafo. = %oa
6yn,,r siao H. III ia a|Ivt ILL., a.lattaus ,ana
H. % ima,n W. an n9ss M aroas
~, o 1,rant OF tahaoa, W nI'eH'
yas saIas Maaral artory OF commerce. tho hgfl.
Sat. sufsts' anu commercial lhtofests OF
push ut...i, vynsul9hln;
ono'ua not M olneaos -,
UNITE, THEN, IN DEMANDING
thls national Improvement; that 1t bo construct
oa ny tlo nation purse, for tho nntion'a benoit;
TINT 1t bo thrown opcn, without money mud With
OUT price, to tho commerce Of tho world
Io gatni,;a real, tangible advantage, there .is
nosn!g !iNe concentrating , forces upon ono point
At 2 timo: Tho greatest military aa well as
roiticai ncMoyemontB have boon accomplished
u LII th39 WY. IMB was tho great theory OF tho
nlst NaPolonn. 17 Lad ho not failed to put 1t IN
p1aotloo a. a. Maiefloot l.c might mover l1nvo Of
ihtea ~ W o. Holona. This unlon ol tue lakea,
u ta9 rivers, anu tno sea Is tangible advantage;
10 ~ no1 "ol.n % Mnlle 70 ..--
-. ,,.,,,,, ..,'19 CONCENTRATE = THE pnEssVnE
- pupnto ~ ol1n,lon On Il ls II hot worth Whll9
~ Nv, ~ +par.les.-Llo9fats, Nephphea!s' ana
~ .,o., ~ ~ nlaae LUIS teat quossloil, sne
iu' .VI W nsRrants to 9i'ico from mo ioat
ani.m,,,,nnG., NH @ you 7.aiI Vi tis tao
, 1873-03-29
sptritrnlistic sirgcry--IA Case OF Mall
prhCttces

From tbs AdrtaH taffch.} Times, March 49,
A queer oaBa has been exciting attention in
Hi1lsdalo County during tho past week. Some
time ago'n Indy resident Of Moscow, Hillndalo
fracture Of ono Of the bones Of her left les noar
tho ankle joint. An old medical practitioner Of
Moscow waa called III, but whom tio wound Ind
henlat tho lady Ind n deformel limb. aud tho
husband commenced suit against tho doctor
for malpractice. It came out OH tho trial
that tho Judy nn1 husband woro spirituaats,
and lad boon treating the fracture ,ndor tho
direction Of q celebrated aurgoon of the Tobrnw
Il, or sthoreaboutH:' It was proved on tho trial
tint tue family Ind frequently ayorred tlat they
wcro trcating tile fracture unior the direction Of
this spiritual Hnwbones, aud TINT tlIoy o,]y neol-
tho servicoa Of tllo Moscow NJ. u, to drcBa tho
wound. Tho jury found no cause OF action
against tho Moscow surgeon, and tho Hobrow
practitioner Is aupposcd to bo out OF Judge
pratt'a Jurisdiction.
, 1873-03-29

arrstghcd hp6ncomplaint of<WIllia,n O.; Dutta,'
of-N0. 204 Harrison streot. Butts, Doing por-
fcctly. anbor, wont to hunt for hih aunt; about
o'clock In tho morning, md was arrested unoni
auBpicion Of bong thfof. lilo was incarceratod
III Il :" dirty cell, and detailed lis treat,nenttn
an atlidayit yard loug. Capt. Gund considered
his arrest juaiilablo Tho charge was dsmisaofl.
Mr., Butts waH certainly unfortunate In falling
ly yigilant III Watching honoat citizons. but acom
to closo their oyea when thiovos aro about.
, 1873-03-29

Sixty aoraH Of the farm owned by tho Into
Edwin Forrest, near Philadelphia, which llo
namod 'spnngbrook," lnB boon sot apart BY lis
executors for the Home for ngod and indigont
10 surrounded by magnificent park, to which
tho public will Ilaye FREQ atimlttallce.
, 1873-03-29
RAILWAY. Y..FRElGH7S.

hottcr to Senator DonH1iuc on u spc-
Clnl GricvNf1cD.. =
TO Tho Editor Qf The Chicago Tribune:
s1n; Will you please publish the following
lotter, Or portion thereof, to bring tho subject
to the attention Of the farmers Of our State, in
order that, il tho suggested legislation meets
their approval, thoy mny 80 expreus themselves
whlo tho Legislature is iu soBsion2 Respect
fully, youra, Fl. c. L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

which now surrounds the oftaivwlll be cleared
away. The Lord Gordon Gordon who was
kidnapped, as alleged, by two or three Amcri-
cans, is entitled % no tympsthy, ~ no is q
well-known rascal; bu: II Is just such kind Of
adventprcrs who get us into trouble with for
oign Powers Tho diplomatic history Of
every civilized country proves this to DO true,
and It Is not improbable that In the end thou.
sands Of pages Of correspondence will be
added to the hundreds that have already
been written about his case, Tho New York
|iawyer.who insisted tina. a bailod prisoner /:
at all times ameuablo to the authority Of his
bail, and that In fact he Is always prisoner
to his bondsmcn, has originated no new idea.
But the fact that Gordon was not on Ameri'
can soil at tho time OF his capture by his bail
complexities the matter, and now that Consul
Taylor has been arrested for contempt Of a
British court, IL Is not improbable that the
affair may assume more serious aspect
We shall hear the British lion roar his loudesi
about Yankee invasion OF English soil. The
london Times Will put Its thousands OF
readers to sleep with lcarnedly stupid dis
quisitions about international rights. And
all this over feeling thief. 100 ...r ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
w. TO THE PUBLIC.
Rsles, Regulations, and Instructions for
the Preventien q tho spread Of Rpi-
demic, Infectious, and Centa atcus Dis
eases In the District Of Colu ubia.

fw. TO THR PUBLIC. Z.
RuIes, Regulations, and Iu.tructieus for
the Prevention q tho spread Of Rpi-
demic, Infectious, and Csnta sieus Dis
eases In the District Of Celuabia.
IN Ct 81 SE as & P
T. mad "a .hs dS,y Of the Beard q Hs.,,
Ssns The ala Bisttct Is tfiestensd Win. Or sect
cd By any formidable epidemic. infectious or con.
sfdsrs resuistiens. and ipstfns,iShs . may. YIN IN
ther Judgment. be deemed effective for the IRE.
snd ss fsmsn 4
full force and effect until by the said poard r.,
IN such manner "a in The Judgment II said Board
may se dssmsd NECESSARY: Now, thereiore. the
iissins that ssia pistrct u Coiu%Sia Is now
thrsa'snsd with an egidem,o di.ease, does hereby
and Instructions. 70 witi
4: livery Ihysicisn % head Of any family in the
Ss, 5s,Rs ether sSni
formation report the same 70 the Board Of Health.
Sc Suss within fxsye n sOSrs pa
Il ssh time
ment shall for suineisnt reasons, be extended. and
sransrS apon ' s. n ~ Inn
Ia ~
q No railroad or steamboat company or other
common carrier shall bring into the District Of Go.
pscisd Of being sse,ed BY any ~ The forssoi JIM
Diseases: but any railroad car Steamboat, or other
conyeyance on which there may be any person "
trics q Coambs until The soard q H Health i dpiy
q sSs :aa ns st sss
a. Az q ~ lame according toe direction
IN 81 81 Sa the
ssh,s, suphate o. iron. carbole aoid with suipSsts
9f lime or some other Prlyiou. tested and snitA.
BILE d-infeotAnti IN water closets. or 10 pounds OF
suPhate % ron dissolved in or gallons oi water
the solution. shall be employed in quantities not
| less than one pint night aud morping; In drains,
sewers. and upon premises sentrally, quick lime,
css.Rs0ae o. lime o. oth.r sgliyaien, disnfeotan,
times - TO keep all premises within the District q
Columbia IN proper sanitary condition.
That AZ undertakers, or persons acting as IN.
CURED 70 report to he Board o. Health, on or BE-
lore the tenth day Of each month. until 9th rwise
ordered. all interments made by them. toeeiher
en.s ptasss ns ,ss or hsr
attending the death Of any individual, setting forth
the n4ma seq color Are. time Of and cause Of DEATH
sud also the place OF interment. together with oh
3 g .srss e Sossa Il aHs II.
spread Of epidemic infectious or contasious dis
These regulations the Board Of Health will, to
II Die dnty Of the Board Of Health TO issue orders
regulations and instructions As Aforesaid.
presidsn. hoard Of a a DIT q Columbia.
Approved; IL b. CooKx, Governor. jyl+0t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

SENSATIONAL NEWS FROM MEXICO,
We print 10 our nsws columns this morn
Ing news from Mexico, o part Of which Il %
decidedly sensational that IL carris with Il
the contradictien which we hope |: viii soon
receive from oficIsl sources. Tho statement
that General Escobcdo is marching on our
Texan border, however, bears every Impress
oftruth, and Ia to DO accepted as semi-ofaciaL
The rumor Of an engagement undoubtedly
had its origin In tho fact Of this movement
Of Mexican forccs. The object IL plainly to
retsllate for the MacKeu raid and to square
accounts for the Invasion Of Mexican
territory by our forces. When 1t Is
remembered that tho Mexican Gov
ernment has preserved q su'plclous ST.
lcncs on the subject Of Colonel MscKenxies
movement tho suggestion naturally arises
that similar raid may have boon iuaugurated
In Tho spirit Of revenge. II is moro than
probable, however, that Escobedo has organ
lied band OF rufilans and marauders, all Of
them actuated, like himself, with intense
hatred against tho United States, for the pur-
pose Of plumber. It's well known by those
acquainted with the character Of the vaga-
bond Mcxicsns who live along the shores Of
the Rio Grandc that such an organization Is
quite possible, and that Escobcdo Is Just the
man tolead Il. 'nr ....... rr ..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
WINDOW SHADES .. q.
W . AND DEsr FIXTURES
FoR o. AND UPWARDS, Ig.
..' ROTHROCK's, st"
DRoPosAIs FOR DIMENSION STONE RE-
i CURED IN THE O0NsI BpOTION OF, THE
SbM SS}R}iEfbSaESr hbftPfNd Al fdfL'
oTricR OF supKnyIstso ARaur1por,j

,wAsHIN0rUH. July ", MA J
Sealed proposals. wall be Ieceiv. d " this once un.
~ " N O. the Wh Day o. Ansust lslS for iufnsn-
ing and Delivering 81 the site OF the PROPOSED Gov
ernment t bIildinS q PhiiAdsphiA, Pa. Al the
the building,
me sPeeies o. stone from SniSh secsion WI bs
| sAndstones and the qualifies especially ihsated
upon wih ps nnLoTmity o. eolyf and texture, DUR
or hammer.
ssmpl. block 3xl2x2 lnches. showing on one
other a,ae rent Nh Kinds OF ens'ns must DO sub
cut stone In buildings for At least ten yeArs, viii be
cons dered; aud absolute proof that mas been %
The stone must further have good siain and be
ree from ~ I. and me qarry
t n as xa the q'ay and quantity do
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

AT THE LATE INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS, held
at Cleveland, Ohio, J. warrick Ried, col
ored citizen Of Richmond, Va, was chosen
vice president. The announcement Of his
name was hailed with cheers OF approval.
There is q world OF suggestion In this fact.
Twelve years ago ho was slave, ten years
ago q "contrnband," and now full-aedged
citizen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

MANY PROVOKING THINGS arc done In Gin
cinnati, the most recent and not the least OF
which was the dying Of woman who was
over one hundred years Of age, which her
name II Is one Of those things that no oas can
iud out, and that Is what Is so provoking.
Wesuspect however, that "Deocgue Smeetho"
was the woman, and that, like the rumor Of
The Popcs death, the hierarchy over which
she presided Is interested In keeping her de-
misc secret, And the Shah never saw her.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

TIE AMERICANS who celebrated Indepen-
denco Day at Vienna were short Of wine, (so
report says,) and made up for this deficiency
by unexampiod buoyancy Of loyal rhetoric.
In brief, the American eagle now higher than
ever before on foreign soil, and for once was
sober.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

GPqson, learing DC eitgdlaring De trdc-
cling season can haze ne Republican mailed
10 dhsir address for any length Of time ocy
may dsaspaie, al 90 cents PER monn, payable
In adrana, by ordering he sa,ns at ne o6spe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

T ATHs.- 900 LATHs OF SUPERIOR
y: l'SsSsrs, sssa
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A PHEASANT SUMMER RRsORT.
ffs GREAT AbsF " fEaEaSssSap TONIC WA.

N A..NA cSuAuAnAA Ah5ohIs
fi GREAT AEEEF " 1Eaa Ssp TONIC WA
Of fssSR. va s ~; aS A. ssss
hsS ,sfs sr e .oT ihs
y the hope q nndins In the renoystins iniaences
g . s b q; .assS !. z lost
.. STRIBLING SPRINGS,
thirteen miles from siAunton. Virginia, where the
ouas hs sas. isa M
AN aS "a snd sulphur Springs Offer al
Thee spfinss are hisSy medicinal, .nd have
PsT as m many wondsr farss Their srea
e Sas Of
dTSE4sRSFfs
tains much lhrger PROPORTION Of the important In.
.a Ss SR ss Y a. Than mi
ts eom6insd slter.tiye and Tonic pIopertss 4 Pre-
nhroniS srCRSShitis md Pnsa%Oaia dy.pepsa
sngson dssss: S s arD.Is
IS y ;$s T. $ss::
sPs issi 4 Ss merlin:
dslishtfll nature Of the climate the grandeur and
AZ. :safns s. q q az
uss q ,ss %,nsss sSTas
az sR Pss Week. s per month
IL The Hotel is now open for visitors.
Z. ny a.ilrS.d 70 sssgn,on thence thirteen
P.s ma from Baltimore, No, w.shinston D.
the sans SitsrsoSn before SsrR darn e''o"ns Springs
letter. q eminent ply slcians. and certificates Oh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
AWNINGS.

AWNINGS
FOR STORES, PUBLIC BIILDINGs, no.
THIS AND PRIVATE REslDENCRs.
N. q. COPELAND, Manufaeturer,
s1oAMp-MEETISa fESTs shd rhA ssrs fcr
sale or rent. 771T ~ = = jeis.H
A VIKINGS FOR STORES, OFFICES AND
"A private dwellipks manufactured by
JOHN O. HOGAN. NJ Market 4pacs. n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

A CORRESPONDENT Of New York paper
credits Bismarck with having declared that
| he has attempted TO crush out Christianity.
SWhereupon the press Of the country cry out
THAT the chancellor is blasphemous inhdel.
In this weather 1t Is dangerous to deal with
such warm topics, and especially is this true
I'm view Of the fact that the next mail will I'M
ldoabtedly deny that Bismarck ever said any
Ching Of the kind. Even If II were true he
Us too shrewd q disciple of Machiavclli to
give Il publicity. His opposition to the
Church OF Rome he does not deny, and In II
may DO found the germ of the falsehood of
which the correspondent has been guilty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
WOOD AND COAL.

RILEy BROTuERs, DEALERS IN ALL
IN KINDS OF WOOD AND COAL,
Depot and Yard at Rlley's wharves, foot Eleventh
and Twelfth streets southwest jypaw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
aAtrs or ApvRRTIsIso,


Twenty. ave cents per line Advertisements under
he head Of "For sale or RENT wanted" Lost
and fUpd."s personal" twelve and . half cents
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

Every drop Of blood that circulates
through ,he veins eventually becomes a
solid pa, .icle Of the body. Flesh, bone and
muscle IKE merely solicited blood, and upon
the quality Of the diced depends the condi-
ton Of the whole physical system. Unless
the liquid material by which the human
syste !, is renewed and sustained is pure and
nutritious it is impossible that the body can
be healthy and strong. One Of the most
important properties OF Hostetter's Siom-
ach Bitters isitliat of improving the condi-
ton Of the vital fluid when infected or inn
poyerished. Acting directly and power
fully upon the stomach, in which the man
ufacture is commenced, and upon the liver
which secretes fluid next in Importance to
the stream o! life itse's, this powerful vege-
table tonic aud depgrent hes 81 immense
indirect influence upon lie circulation
Hence the extraordinary IS wrought by
the Bitters in cases of e "la! debility, ma
larious fcvers, rheumatism, billiousness,
constipation, &c. jul6d7tw1t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, July 16. - Four fires
broke out this morning within the
space of two hours snd a half. The
first occurred last night at half past
nine, in the lumber yard of Long &
Emery, damage slight. The second
occurred In the candy mandatory OF
Conrad Euhler on Market street.
Loss, $1,000. The next fire occurred
on Third street, between Main and
the river, in j. E. Withers & Co.'S fine
cut tobacco establishment, DESTROYING
that and the adjoining building, Occur
pied by Herbert Wright's mill furn-
ishing establishment. The loss of
Withers h Co. is estimated at 5000
loss Of Herbert & Wright about 5000.
The fourth fire occurred in Bambarger
& Blooms Block 4th street, between
Green and Walnut. II destroyed
yernUn's grocery, Madame Buckeyes
fancy goods store, a vacant house in
the block and injured considerably
Pargny's restaurant and confectionery.
Pargny's loss is estimated at $4,000 I:
building destroyed.