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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-21
THAT CONVENTION.

The Democratic Anti-monopoly
Convention met at Des Moines, We'd
nesday, 18th inst, and nominated a
ticket to be swallowed up in Octo-
Der. The Democratic element pre-
vailed, if there was such thing as
prevailing in a convention that only
had about IS delegates. Mahaska
was represented by WEIGH, Harbour,
and Ballinger, all Democrats. They
nominated a ticket, three of whom
are lawyers, Notwithstanding their
abuse of that profession. The tick
ct nomiuat ed is ]. G. Vale of Van
Buren, for Governor; Fred O'Don-
nell of Dubuque for 1t. Governor ; B.
J. Hall, of Burlington, for Supreme
Judge and Prindle from the Lord
only knows where, for Supt. of Pub
lie INSTRUCT on. Their resolutions
are quite lengthy and contain no new
issues. One of them hits the Mahas-
ka county ticket slap in the face. 1t
reads as follows.
THAT we will not, knowingly, nominate any
bad man to office. nor give place to any presis
tant seekers therefor, but will freely seek for
ourselves competent officers, as heretofore poiti-
cal leaders have sought office for themselves. and
that we will nominate only those known to be
faithfully in sympathy with these declarations,
and will at the polls repudiate any candidate
known to be unfit or incompetent.
Ofcourse they did not have any
played out political hacks to run the
machine. All laboring men and
farmers, for instance that heavy
farmer Bill Stone that undaunted
laborer flor office) ]. b. Grinnell !;
and as men who never dabble in
politics, we have Pore WEIGH, Old
Claggett of the Keokuk Constitution
whose office was thrown in the river
by the soldiers during the war, on
account of its rebel proclivities,
John Irish, his cub T. o. Walker,
r. r. Harbour, Thos. Ballinger,
Geo. Slavery, Fred O'Donnell, b. j.
Hall, and many more Democratic
editors, broken down Republicans,
"tom tit lawyers and "one horse
preachers" Porte WEIGH was on
his feet all the time if we may Judge
from the newspaper reports.
AS a farmers convention it was a
failure as a politicians convention it
was a success, but the ticket it NOM
mated will be buried under the
usual $4,000 majority.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-21

j. H. LANCE, an old citizen of Clay.
ton county, was killed last week by
getting tangled in the sickle of a
reaper. Both legs were very nearly
severed near the hips and one arm
cut nearly off.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-21
JAMES HKTHERINGTos,

our caadidat. fer Sheriff is native OF
Ma, aska. HIS father was one OF the
earl settlers, and Jim was born In
th,. sily. Frbr .ary, is4o. in 1851,
tts Il sas oaade for mar. to
sh aloer tbs musket and defend
nations safety, Jim was boy OF Is,
tmenlisted in Co. c., 10th lowe,
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-21

Treasurer's Tax Sale.
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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-21
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
OUR TICKET.

At the head of this paper will be
found the ticket nominated at the
Republican Primary Elect on the
9th inst. 1t is composed of good
and true men throughout, men who
will prove efficient and careful offl-
GERS, always on the side of right and
opposing wrong.
, 1873-03-01
A RUNAWAY.

Two Little Girls Run Away from tho Skim
uor School and Ifnvc Not Hccn Bocn Since.
Mimic Cook, agod 10 yeara, who resides at No.
$3.50 Fulton street, and May Plumstoad, agcd u,
who resfdon on tho corner Of Fulton and Shot-
don strocta, ran away from tho Skinner School,
yesterday afternoon, at recoss, and have not
boen aeon since. When they wero preparing to
80, they told some Of their plnymates that they
would mover be Seen again; that 1t WAS their in
tsntion to run away. This remark Was received
BY their playmateH. as made In sport;
but, when Rorao Of them went to
their honos yeaterday :, evening, thoy
found they had not boon soen thoro since MORN
ing. Their parents woro informed OF tho re-
mark they had 1nadet and they at once hhatcnod
to tho Union Street Police Station and reported
tho nattor. OflcorB wero detailed to hunt thom
up, but, up to a late hour last night, thcy Ind
not been found, A. pstrolman who bad not hoard
Of tho runawayB said TINT ho SEW two little girls,
answering to tho description, on tho corner OF
Lake and Ely streots, about 9 o'clock. This 10
all that has boon hoard Of thom. Tholr
families aro in tho deepest misery
on account Of tho strange action Of thoir youth
fnl mombora, aud no possible roason can bo
assigned for 1t. Both tlioir homes are pleasant
md attractive and their ro1ationB It tB said, aro
Of tho most pleasing character, It is fearod TINT
they arc the Victims Of aomo doyiltry, and this
auppoBition but adds, Of course, to tho gricf Of
their families. Evory. effort is being made to
find them, and 1t iB to DO hoped TINT today they
may bo reclaimed from their folly.
, 1873-03-01

L1vkRroon, Fob. 2s-11 3. m.--F1our, 2ea ed92os.
il 6d@11a % club 1aa dd@i3s lod. Corn, a7s@27s
Sd. Pork, BIS Cd. Lard, Sis 1d.
LIVERPOOL, Fob 2a-1 p. n.-karket unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Fob: 2s-1 p. m.-Bresd datuEs dull.
Flour, 28s@28s Cd. Winter wheat, 12s Sd; aprng,
IL ed@l2s 2d whito, 1la 7d@lls oa club wheat Id
LoNpoN, Feb. 20 = Consols, o2X3o2A; 6-2os
q ps 93N; do v7, e31s; 1o-4os, soA; now o., ooK;
Tho rste OF money ut the Stock Exchange Oh gov
ernlnpnts ID IS per cont less than the bank rate.
Tallow, 46a Cd.
FnANR1oAF, Fob. 28.-6-2os OF ca, o5x.
pAn1s Fob. 2a.-Rentos, bgf soc. Tho specie In tho
Bank Of Frnuce haa Increased 2.250, ,o00f.
LIVERPOOL, Fob. 28.-Cotton quiet rnfddtlng up
land s,1d Orleans. oM@1od: sales. 1o qeo bs1es
ot Teek, 200; enrort tooo q, slesantion sooo
$1,000; American, $1,000 actual export o,00o; stock
atioAt, 500 900; American, oo5. 600.
Dreadstuffs-Dull; California; whito wheat, average
quality 1ls 7a@ais ioa club ~ ad@12s g Tsa
929a Cd. Corn, 93sBa7a Sd.
Cumborlands, 35a. Short ribs, oea.
Receipts Of corn for tho past three days. 600 qrs
American, 1900; receipts Of wheat for tho eamo
time, 81, 600 qrs, nt[ American.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and firm.
, 1873-03-01

Cooke Of whitehall, ongagod in drawing stono
from Woo1soy'a quarry to Uary's camp, on Lako
Ohamplatn, a distnnoc Of ~ mtloa, drcw z
load tint measured 9 yards foot and
polndh. Ono Of tho boaBta ts a years old; tho
othor ia blind, ring-bonod, aud spawned ngo
not known. Tho sleigh upon which tho load WAS
drawn Is al yoata old. THO load waB measured
o sna o n tnf By ss rss sg sugadS son aneon @
parties drawing orc, thoro being many teaun orn-
ployed from out Of town. joel Thompson, who
Ia tho ownor Of q team that hns been employed
In towing on tho canal In tho summer eoaaon,
boat by " outsiders" recently lrow loud Of orc
from Dndger Hill " to Fort Ann Dock, dis
TANGO Of ~ milos, that woighod 20, $40 pounds
, 1873-03-01
The Produce Markets,

NEW 1UNNs
New YONG. Feb. 2s.-CorroN-In fair demand !;
DnRApsruTrs--Fionr dull and heavy: receipts,
5000 brle superlne Western md State, 6.8p4G.65:
common TO good extra, $1.66@7.95; good to cho!ce
t1.oo@lot6; 81. Louis, s7.So@i376. Kyo aour qaist
Corn meal steady. Wheat very quiet; prtoea favor
spitns saoa o6x choice Ko aIxaniee IL stelo
$l.e4. Rye, barley ind malt du.l, Corn .a rather
Mcstern tn store, Csc j; do atloRt, csc; new mixed
bu; now 1nl1ed Western, 6l95lho; old, eIXo
Whlte Western, 6l@63o.
Glover SEHD-g@pAo. timothy, $4,000 ,I6,
Eons-Quiot at 82@37c.
HAY AND uoPa-Uuehsnged.
dnooER1EB-CoGee strong Rio, 18@20Xc. Hugar
steady reanins, 8'<@sAo. Mola.aoa quiet. Rcs
PETRolEuM-orude. s}le roanea, ak81oAo,
PaoyIstoNs-Pork quiet sneas sl5.25; primo
Mess, $1t.35. Deef unchanged. Cut meata quiet /:
shonders Co.. Alldlcs weak long clear, 7Ho; ahort
clear,Bo, Lard n fair demand Western steam, 8fo
kettle, aH381so, ''''
nuTTEM-Dull,
CilEEsE-8tesdy at 123l7o,
WA1sky-Dul at o1u,
buffalo, Feb. %. Market quiet and rrces
ateady salos: 200 bu corn as go in Atore 500 bu
PHILADELPHIA.
PHI1AnEIrI11A, Feb: b:29.-DnEADs1uETa-Flou
proved tocal .lonand but no export donlsnd. Wheat
dull ; rod, $l.GO@1.97; amber, '$l.9T41.Q8: white.
$?.lo. Corn IN better domanl; yellow, e8@b9o
WHITE ESQ, Oats unchanged.
.rEynolEuu-or,1do, iaNo; refined. for March,
Wa1sn1-~Quist at s1o.
MILWAUKEE
M1LwAu1EE, Fob: 28,-DRE Abartrys-Flour uuIet
and unchanged. Wheat sssady No, ], f1.91; No. .,
, 1873-03-01


9, oot< c,. a., oood ,1e,nsnd and hfubsr: NO. T. $50.
Nn ~ ~ .nI IN, Ma q asn nyo H1,tet No l.
eoNo. is ''i,S Dsslsy III ar'n; nj No. !, 74No.
sntrMrNFa-Tioi,r, 10 bril- wheat, 1,6oo bu.
n.rr,uoer r,,,. o.1tpi asnBnn.Dsru,ye-F md
VIII sa sa s: ssa SS;' ;sis mixed
"s Sssxsss.oss;@SSasS:sss ''tis oi1s'i1s'
WH1s11-4ales ~ eAT,, AT,,r,o
oswEao, Feb 2o-Mhois 1nist ana nrtn: u, oofn ao1'
''''@'l'' Barley 81 II Snn''' ''.''
and unchanged. Wheat dull but hold firm No. ! red,
oats stoady; No. gtato, 41e+ o..
State iogsl test, 2lS21Xo.-
DETROIT. ....
$104; No. 81 8ox: amber, $1.G2@1.0i. Corn steady
at lN@42e. Oata In good demand At S6c.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO Fob. -pnEAusruTrB-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dnil and lower; No. 2 whlts
Wabaah, Sl86; Sxtra white Michigan 81 .93 No. reos
s&o ~ aas ~ "a Snsfsnsea 1s5p quiet low
9IasEa 3n1sa1p atpn;R aMoqs;Sso4S9S - nanno, N ,ax
,GsS # e,i5 5 900 6f'' vhs' oS 0n corn;
Bn1rMEATs- Flour, 400 brls; whcas, 5000 hui; oorns
- ~, oTNo1NNAT1. n ...
o5n1rsstT1 Fo6 IMHEApsTurrs-F1our "A. au!"a 1%
Corn quiet md unchanged. Oats quiet 1t ao@seo.
1INsEsn Lnaa oIl-e9@osc. Jar
EeesHmsser & q; tending higher po,. am;
stssdy; stc.n 7xs7ao fettio, , sasko s. % Bait msat1
ono@ 6sS bid }sr 9 h5eh clear ~
shoulders, &c; clear r1b, T4o; clear, 90.
, 1873-03-01

BUFFALO, N. r., Feb. 28.-CATTLH-Rcceipta to-day,
1224 total for tho weck thus far 1905 42a care,
against 42l laat wcck Market dull and weak at ycatcr-
scarcity of cara for shipping In tno for thu Albany
market causod buyers to hang buck in the hopes Of
further dccline Most of tho stock will bo slppod IN
At so0o@64o; 68 Iniann steers, 1,2 at $500 90 I'LL
nofs steers, to 1 at &5.S988,50; az Michigan
1,135, at $3.50
snEEp AND IAmna-go-day, 600; total for tho weok
thus far, 40O against 12 800 last week. Tho market
closed weak and fully c or last wooks closing satea
Duyers and aellors stt No apart and but Hfte do
Ing. Sales 456 Michigan sheep, 81 TO 03 lbs, at 5000
0.821<; 178 Ohio Sheep 81 los. It $3.50.
Hoas-To-day, 200 total for the wcck thus far,
15 against a. 600 last week. Market allow At yea-
terdnys ricea but few loads In tho pens md Ill sold.
IIad thero been moderate auppy, prices would have
declined. Sales A6o Ohio hogs. Az 210 Tbs, at $6te
1B8 Indiana hogs, ~ 120 Tbs. ut $3.23.
, 1873-03-01
Albany Livestock market.

Sptetal Diapatch . 1ha Chicago 1f1bun<.
ALBANY. N, y, Feb. 29.-BEKvRs-The market
oponed tame Thursday with worry small allowance
& H. i}oss Z; Ihs hpalncss done was snsl being S con
ket CLOSED tame, and has continued snce. The Ut.
tendance to-day was larger but most Of them contend
quality is fully good last week. but the chttlo
rive very frreguary. Dealers complain Of negligence
On the part Of the railroad company In not forwards
Ing cattle from Buffalo, but the officials doing all
thoy to bring tho cattle hero There is deolius
Of fully No per pound but Little has been done that
= ruling prico can scarcely ha quoted.
MltoH CowR-Market dull, With few receipts,
Priccs range from $35. 90 por head.
sHEER AND L4sfns-nfarket quiet, with Downward
tendency; supply good; avoraHe quality better. Wo
quote Fine wool sheep Mt 6@7Ao y b cosrao wool
ate15@7o; Hnd lambs. 84o y ID.
Hoas-Reoepts largo, but oil were sent forward In
9ret han1s, thero being no demand here,
, 1873-03-01

New YonH, Feb. 29.-DEEyzs- Only 800 fresh cattle
more than wanted. Trnde Is very dull, and prtcos
Weakening Total for the week, 71oo, egsne 800 Last
os q %
gIEEr-nn,e dull And generally 10 lover. With 1000
toay and 600 for tho week. against 10 laat week
Go for common. CAT, av 30 !bs, State, 0o: car nv
% lbs, ohto 10; car, ov 10o ibe Canada, 7c lot ~.
1t6 ibs, 7a@c. -
Hoas-To-day 6t oars completing $1,000 thla week,
agnnat Last week Total Western dressed for tho
week, 12,300, G,000 lesa than the previous week,
City slaughtered docuned about Nc, selling At GA@
7Ho; Weatorn dreasal, 0t@8Hc.
, 1873-03-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Ncwyor1k Financial Ncws,

V111HI1C11xI l4CKVNk
b.. New YoHK, Feb. 2a.-Tho money sringenoy waa
cse marked To-day, and tho ratoa for call lohnB
ower, ranging from LILO per day 10 per cent, closing
at the lhttor.
Sterling weak at 108Aat0a'f.
Gold declined from 1141( to 114X, but again nd
yancct to 11&K@114A, closing Grnor.
Loana 27 per cont to la for carrying, and aat for
borrowing Oloarings, $Go 600. Treasury dlsburse
ments, $130, 900.
Qovernmonta dull and etoaly.
stnte bonds very quiet.
Tho stock market wAa active md strong all day,
though lesa excited than for tho past two days. Pa
cfdo Maif was an exception to tho general drmness.
e m & yGs5 heavy a9s wa GSso afao ap 3fG o
trones but late in tho ny recovered 10 6B, closing
at 67A. Ruinor says that Mr. Stockwol, though por
fecy solvent has lost control Of tho atock, Which
will probably go into tho hands Of Jay Could WcatsEn
Union was active. Tho whole market closed strong.
8teslsnR, lD9A
, 1873-03-01

Congress-, frat entorod tho HouBe, a Whig, IN
1B48, md WAS continued In Ills aoat until 1902.
Uo voted for tho Kanaas- Nebraska act Of 1854,
and waB thereafter classified 90 Democrat,
which i,o now claims to bu Of tho atraIghteRt
sort. Mr.. Stephens 10 now 81 years old, and
rotains nil hia mental vigor.
, 1873-03-01
Comparative Cotton Statement
Tho following la tho comparative cotton state'
meat for tho week ending to-day;
Cruelty to Animals II. Vermont,

IT05H tte NNElaNl lVk} UtT1l1t F11. II, =
in tho vicinity OF Whitehall Layo become ilnbued
with the idea that each droyo tho bost team, aud
consequently many have been tho larBo loads
drawn, many Of which taxed eyery muscle OF tle
boast. On Saturday last team owned by Az,
, 1873-03-01
Pittsburgh OIL nIRrlkct.

trrTsnunou, Fob. 2s.-urudoi dull, droop-
Ing $21O rer brl at Pnrkess landing equal to bu
gallon here. nehued dull, dropping.
, 1873-03-01
. LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
BPu1Aof1gLp, Feb, %.
RTNATE ..
HCNAIE,
pETtTlnN4.

II ------------ FETITlUHH,
By Mr. Petitions to ropeai an not
In reference to roads and bridges. Deferred.
By hf.. PALMER-pot!tion to appoint Col.
Morgan Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner
, 1873-03-01

Ehat Liberty LfV0 STOCK NIhFKets
PtTrsnunon, Pa, Feb, 2s.-East Liberty cattle mar
ket unchanged; arrivals fair; best, 8A@eho: stock
ers, sB4o; common 4N9b4c.
saKEr-Dull; arrivals heavy: bcat, 68eHc;
medium, 5@6Ho; common, 4@AHc. -
1Iona-Markot dull arrivals fair; Philadelphia,
$t.7O@t90 !; YorkerB, tt20@5.40,
, 1873-03-01

The MISSOURI 8cnntorsllip.
Br. Louis, Feb; 2a.-The Republican members
Of the Legislature hare drawn up and sIgned
, 1873-03-01

Entre hsreby glven that tho paxtusrahip hesoofor
n1i4tiuR u the s9too OF Art and Drawing, 0 MiWau-
o0nnont Of tho partfas. ~1~
/ Chicago. Feb. "a, l81a.
, 1873-03-01

The copartueKship heretofore o1atin8 uper tho firm
nae Of Goo T. Braun Co.. u dissolved by Imitation
GEO, r. BRAUN.
4, ]. COLBY.
Tho business will bo continued uplos tho sano uAms IA
horoto{oto, by 'QE0. r. BRAUN.
Chicago. Feb, 2s 161a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-03

II Is n sad thing 10 pass through lie only half
alive. Yet there are thousands whose habitual con-
dition IL one u languor and debility. They com-
plain 81 no specific disease; they suffer no positive
pain. but they have no relish for anything which
affords mental or sensuous pleasure to their more
robust and energetic fellow beings.
In mine cases out Of ten this state OF lassltude ana
torpor arises from a Morbid stomach. indigestion
destroys the energy OF both mind and body. Mher
the waste o. mature IS not supplied by a due and
regular assimilation of the food. every organ u
starved, every function interrupted.
Now. what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances Of depression The system
needs rousing and strengthening; not merely foran
hour or two. to sink afterwards into a more nlua-
BILE condition than ever las II as-uredly would
DO n an ordinary alcoholic siimulant were resort
ed to-. but radically and permanently,
How f. this ~ desirable object 10 Dee accomplished
The answer 10 this question. founded on the un's-
rying experience Of a quarter Of a century. l. easi-
IL given. Infuse new yigor into the digestive or
I gans by a course OF Ilosteticr's stomach Blttcrs'
DO not waste time in administering temporary
remedies. hut wake the system up 10y rccuperaiirs
the founiain-h,td Of ply steal strength and emery,
The great organ upon which an the other organs tie
pend Tor their nurture aud support.
By the time that q dozen dose, of ne great N'-r
able tonic and inyigorant have heen taken. the it-
ble frame OF the dyspeptic will feel ishcnlen wv
enrc. Appetite viii be created. ana WIN apptuN
Tho capacffy to digest what II Graves. fcrscNtr
m 10 H. the material 81 flesh aud muscle. bone ant
nerve and hraig. flows through the channels ny yN-
c~ulatIon. instead 1.-THE watery papulum Win Mhl,,i
they have heretofore been impcrfecty nourlshel'
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SOUTH.

Dispatches from Shreveport and Mem
phis. September 20. state that the yellow
fever continued without material change.
\ few cases were reported at Helena. Ark.
September 10 was observed i'm Memphis a.
a day of fasting and prayer. religious SER
vices being held and business generally
suspended.
The dwelling of William Crouch. near
Williamstown. KY. burned on the night Of
Sept. l6. and his wife and two children
and an orphan boy named Dunn persisted
in the flames.
A Shreveport special Of sept y gives a
very u~nfavorable report of the progress OF
the yellow fever. Notwithstanding the
sparsity of the population. the number OF
new cases reported was greater than ON
any previous day. some of the colored
people were dying with the disease. III
to ) O'Clock there had been twenty inter
ments during the day. and other death.
had occurred since. In Memphis there
was a marked change for the better.
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FOREIGN.

The Cologne Gazette says the cholera Is
raging with great violence in Hungary. the
percentage of deaths being unusually large.
At the session Of the Old Catholic Con-
gress. held in London. Dr. Wolck Of Edin-
burgh made a bitter attack on the French.
accusing them Of provoking the late war
and holding them responsible for all its
horrors. The speech caused a painful sen
sation. Perc IIyacinthc and other French
delegates were deeply offended and with
drew from the Congress.
Madrid advices TO Sept. 81 state that the
insurgent mcn-of-war from Cartagena
Effected a landing in Aguilar, and pillagcd
the town and suburbs. The Cortes adj
journed on the 2lst. In accordance with
authority recently granted by the Cortcs.
the Government has issued a proclamation
,uspending the Constitutional guarantees
and regulating the press throughout the
country. This action on the part of the
Government aud the occupation of Malaga
by the forces under Gen. Parain. have re-
stored public confidence.
DR.. August Nelaton. the eminent French
J physician. died Sept. 20.
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4 dispatch from Calcutta announces the
loss az sea OF the ship Indus. coolie-laden.
and lis coolies persisted.
4 Berlin dispatch says that Frederick
William, Elector of Hesse-Cassel. has for
mally recognized and consented to the an
~nexation of his territory Ia Prussia, and
renounced his right OF property in the
rcvenucs of the Electorate. In compensa-
ton. the Prussian Government has granted
him an annuity or 100000 thalers.
Recent adyices from san Domingo state
that the revolution against the govern
ment of President Baez has assumed
alarming proportions. and there is every
prospect of its speedy success. Great
confusion exists. and numerous families
are preparing for flight. Martial law has
been proclaimed. A sudden change in
favor of the reyolutionists was caused by
ing the revolutionary cause, with six hum
drcd men. The war-cry % the revolutions
lists is. Down with the SANTANA Conven-
ton and BaeZ.''
Madrid advices TO Sept. p state that the
entire British fleet in Spanish waters was
collected in the harbor of Alicante. which
city wa threatened with bombardment by
the insurgent iron-clads. The British Adj
miral had demanded of the insurgent COM
mander a postponement of hostilities for
four days. and was supported in his de
mand by all the foreign consuls. General
Garibaldi had rendered his sword in the
service of the Republic, and President Cas-
telar had replied. thanking the General for
his noble offer, but declaring that Spain
10Y needs no assistance. The proclama-
ton %suspending constitutional guarantees
establishes 4 vigorous censorship over the
press. and prohibits the carrying OF arms
by civilians. The Bank of France had
agreed 10 advance lO0. 100000 francs 10 the
Spanish Government.
\ dispatch from Teheran announces the
return OF the Shah of Persia 10 his capital.
The whole population turned out TO escort
him 10 his palace. The Shah. in a brief
speech. stated that he had visited the Par
liaments and the principal institutions of
Europe with the special object of intro
ducing what he saw was good nthem into
the administration of his government.
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Can IT BE TRrE?-Within the last few
months a considerable number of persons
have called upon DIR. Walker. the proprie-
tor of the popular medicine known a
VINEGAR BITTERs, and assured him that.
in their belief. his preparation Is an infhlli-
BILE antidote for rum and tobacco. The
minute details which have been furnished
him forbid him 10 doubt the accuracy of
the statements. This new claim of a great
remedy to the confidence OF the public
will give a vast and well-leserved impulse
10 it, popularity. Heretofore the BuTERs
have been recognized aS a pure vegetable
tonic and corrective. devoid of alcohol. and
thoroughly adapted TO the cure of stomach
and bowel complaints. nervous disorders,
biliou. affections. muscular diseases. and.
indeed. n majority of the ailments within
the reach Of medicine: but il il will also
cure the craving for liquor and tobacco,
philosophers. statesmen and theologims
ought to unite their voices in its praise.
Can the good news be true! Ii i. easy 10
test the question.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-03
Thirty Years Experience of an Odd
Nurse.

Mrs. wrSsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP Is the prescri,.
zion OF one Of the best Female Ply slcians and Nur,,.
IN the United States. and has been used for thirty
years with neyer-failing safety and success by min.
ions OF mothers and children. from the feeble inflr,
Of one week old to the adult. II corrccts aoidity d
the stomach relieves wind colo. regulates the bow.
els. aud gives rest. health, and comfort 10 mother ana
child. We believe II to be the Best and surcst Rene.
dy In the World in all cases OF D~YSENTEnY s.I
DiAIslsHGA IN CHILDREN. whether IL arises from
Tscthing or from any other cause. Full d%ircctio.s
for using will accompany each bottle. None GENUINE
unless the facsimile Of CURTIS * PERKINS is "a
the outside wrapper.
SOLD By ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.