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WOMAN'S TIHIALTI.

IL lisa lamentable fact, that from causes not
generally understood, feLale suffering ap-
uears to be on the increase. The sweet young
rirl lust entering womunlIuOd soon becomes
pale, feeble, emacaied, lltelesss, with head.
ache, pains ana aches, loss Of appetite, pal
pitation of the heart, cold feet and hands,
spdghtlinesS so much admired The middle.
aged married lady is no less exempt from
these Troublesome annoyances. She is con-
tinually grunting and iretting with pains
and aches, her secretions are all impaired,
her energies are lost, she forces herself in so.
clety, she "sours" on almost everybody, her
health slowly declines until she becomesa
mere drone in her own household. And she
nj the "turn of life" is no stranger to suffer-
ing peculiar 10 her SEX Mt that age, Habits
climate and inattention surely bring about
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The EScst Advice
Da, TUrT'SVEGETABLELIyER pluIs
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Possesses qualities that no other bye does. LIS
effect Is instantaneous, and so natural thai il
tnn not be detected by the closest observer
II Is harmless ana easily applied, aud In I'm
general use among the fashionable hphdross.
ers In every large city IN the United Stttes.
Price 81 Il box Sold everywhere.
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FIRE DISTRICT.

An Ordinance 90 further amend See
ton lI3 Of the Printed Code Of Orhi-
nnnccs for the Prevention and ENfin-
guishment Of Fires, approved July y,
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THESE SAD RESULTS.

that are now hurting thousands of females
old and Young to untimely graves. Exercise
your reason, Your judgment, and procure Dr.
Dromgoole'S English Female Bitters, as they
will cure the above female troubles in an in
credible short time. They are prepared by
an experienced physician, and Is one of the
most powerful iron and vegetable tones
known to the medical profession. They are
handsomely put up in large bottles and sold
by druggists and merchants everywhere.
Address, DIR. j, p. DROM6OOLE, Propr,
Louisville, Ky.
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Woman's Medical Advertiser, n neat and
we'll written book, specially for the use of ie.
males, giving causes, symptoms and treat
ment of all ordinary diseases affecting the
ten, Price only IS cents. Address as above
l7dawim.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

where he will be pleased to see those needing
ms services at once, as his stay will be short.
- Consultations confidentially In English,
German, French, Danish, Swedish and Nor,
wegian. ll6tlGmilwt,m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAos-Fourth. fifth and sixth
fss:.ssssa$ ssS$
soAsp 'n s sSiSm I1oDaIsa wAsrzD-R..v.sru PAGE
sxookEf spaq NEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-s.sosD
sus1k seag oPPSs sG9@n r.o.
CIV nsx gsFA so
oLzkEs AND sALEsaRS-rw..y.u pAo.-rhird col.
zs5 es1sn9
coAsT%siIsas ' ssT1THaasHrps-r~..,.u rAo.-rnA and
sS5 fSsSsaSfs,. s4ss
rs9.-g r1a.e esaan col
BEx 70 rE sSRsisarD
UNSFuRNisHED--szcoSs rAox-First and second
EuR6fExS srEAMsHIps-rw.1,r. rAa.-snh col
5ss: ss'sn Column.
aSS .sss sfa2 TO
ssasT
HELP ,wxNrED-FExALRs-rw PAe.-Tnlrd
HE'LL WAHfED-MALEs-rw.I.ru rAo.-sour.h col
aoRsES ,, cA.R,EIAoEs. Ao.-EI.r.srs PAa.-rnird
HctEs KooSs &C. sct wAsTs iS1Ra rAs.-rnA
1sDUSyEiAL EXHIBITION coxrAsx-rns. rAs.-
,,, Filth and sixth columns
EEsEy ofY hsSH Cry
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-szoosD
fEsAI Soa!Sss.Fls.s P4aas.zsh 1' so iSa%A
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsr PAcE-Fhh column
LOST AND kouND-FIRsr PAcE-second column.
MARBLE MANTELs-TwxLrrH PAGE-Fourth column.
MEDICAL-TwxLYrH PAoE-Fourth column:
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A01-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-Fif.h column
9UElCAL-ELxyENrH PAGR-Second column. .
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcx-Fifth ana sixth
PERsONAL-FIRsr PAcs-First column
PIANOrORTES, ORGANS. &C-SEcoND PAcx-Fourth
POST OFFICE NoTIcE-Ftssr PAcz-sour.h column.
PkOPOSALS-FIRsr PAcE-Sixth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-
rRofEkFY ouT OF Fas cIF9 FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-sscoND PAcx-Third column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEcosD PAoE-Third
REAL ESTATE wANTEp-srcosD PAez-Tnird column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-FIRsr PAcx-First and second
REwARDs-rIRsr PAcr--sccond column.
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGr-
saa ''sgaS rAs.-
srEcI1L SoIicEs-E,asr PAo.-s.eond. third and
sPoRfiNG-DOGs BIRDS. &c.-EI.vsxru PAos-Thrd
THE IkApEs-rwxIr.u PAor-Fourth column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoNp PAox-
s85zs AND 4RHasss
To
YACHTS: sTsAxsoArs 4c.--E.., rAa.-s,xth COL
umn
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rCo THE WIDOW Of ANY) AND NEXT OF Mn Oh
l. Patrick Coady, otherwise Patrick Coady Buckley
late Of Gippsland. Victoria, settler, deceased:-
Pursuant TO ~ decree OF the supreme Court OF The
Colony OF Victoria in It's equitable Jurisdictions made in
wherein the Honorable George Br,scoe kertorl,
Her Maestys Attorney General tor the said Colony. 10
informant, and William Huon AMI Thomas Mitchell arc
Defendants the persons claiming to ba OF kin
oordng the for the distribution interstate
Patrick Coady otherwise Patrca Coadv Buc
ley late of Prospect station Gppsinn in the colony Il
Victoria, settler living ut the time his DEATH which
TOOK place on the 10Th day OF june s or to be the re-
spectvc legal personal
Of such OF the said next Of kin dead and the
person III claiming 10 widow OF the said Patrick
Coady otherwise Patrick Coady Bucxiey. her legal
personal representative II she be dead either
by themselves their solicitors before the LIST dav
OF May, 1875, 10 in and prove their claims Of my
otice situate ut Bank Chambers, Queen street. tho
city OF Meibournc in the said Colony Ia default there
OF they Will &c peremptoriy excluded from the benefit
OF the said decrecc.
noon, my said ONCE Is appointed for hearing and nd.
Indicating upon such claims -
Datcd this 9th day OF July, A. ID. 1914 .-
Master in Equity Of the Supreme Court OF the Colony o.
Victoria.
1872 Collins street, East Melbourne, Crown Solicitor.
CRISP LEWIS,
81 Chancery lane Melbourne, defendants Solicitors
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SuERiys's OyrIcx, l
New York, August 8, 1874
i certify that the foregoing is true COPY Of the
Election Notice received by me this day IRON the
Secretary OF state. .. = ......
. sheriff Of the City ard County OF New York..
Publishers Of are nounsd not 70 publish
this advertisement uneN they are lpaglet authorized
y NAhs l1sh SHShSAl0a Claws q IN 6AAN (0j
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DAY POSITIVELY FIXED.
SECOND AND LAST
GRAND OFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF NORFOLK, VA.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10 1874
5000 Tickets-6Oo0 Cash Gitta
S25JUD0i
to be given away.
whole Tickets 40; Half Tickets IS; Quarter Tickets
81 50 ii Whole Tickets ~ Half Tickets for SlUO No
discount less amount
For tic ke and circulars giving full particulars apply
at Branch 0niec Of the Association,
- 70 and ~ Broadway, room ID New York.
% aa1ssm MASONIC. kkLfkf AeeUCIfTIoN,
tsa LAT Pest omeos New 4ofk oltA
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C,oURTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
II corner Second aventc.-Rcv George J. Mingins will
preach sabbath morning and address Missionary As
sOcIa ton In the evening Bible school at A. n.
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STATE OF NEW fOkK-OFFICE OF THE SECRE-
= Albany, Angus, 1874.
siRNotce s hereby given that the general election
t. e nss q s S.
loving Officers are ,s to D pc elected TO wit
Lieutenant Governor in the place OF John G. Dob
"A Canal Commissioner in the place OF Alexander
Inspector of State Prisons the place OF Thomas
term IN the place q Johnson a qTr
by the Governor in the place OF hutos W. Pecknam de-
An whose terms Of Office will expire on isstday Of
Representative in the Forty fourth Congress Of the
s ss
and % snS Q, the city q New
the county OF New York "'N '''"u -
Sa e S n S SsM the aDa M SeM
Representative in the rOrysoursn Congress Of the
composed Of the Tenth ana ssyenteent5 wards Of the
Rsprsssntstys ne cSaSress Of the
posed Of the Ninth fiteenth and sixteenth wards and
a PORTER Of the ward lying within SaT
in the city Of New York. In the county OF New
a Representative in the Forty Iourrn the
posed 50 much Of Twenoth wsrd as les within
Twenty sixth street Fortieth street Seventh avenue
Txenty-sesond ward: as within Fortleh street.
the city YORK. he ans
kepresent ave in the Forty fourth Congress of the
Avenue aacS Of the Sneesn sS's and %
g sa city as q hr
county Of New YORK = ~
Sr ss
%snS n Street. h so wa Skin aS ma
seventh avenues and 50 much Of me Twelfth and Twen
q the and wards 81 IL city iSa as
1 IN
the United for the Nnth Congressional district
~
@ & pas Is
s chapter ali vacancy ICY g Caused ssd ~
OFFICERS Also TO BE. ELECTED IN SAID
rvon,vouo m.n,.,. c N2:,,v
Register for the City and County Of New York In
new YORK. iH the s place Of william Sun'
ysal 'as
s ssss psss
Ali Whose term. Of Office will expire on asr day Of
Also six Aldermen at Large for the city New YORK in
mspcs On tic hSss Monday asaary ssa .'s WIN com
Provided cna1ie = s r. Lava e three Or whom
entn senate districts SAID Stale, constituted BY act
chapter gus Law; Of sSS and tour Of whom 10 be
by said together with the Twentythlrd aud Twenty
%as l Laws g sd
whose several terms OF office will commence on the rs
Monday III Jaduary, 1879.
The attention OF Electors and OF Town City Eicc
tion Boards pectors snl Canvassers Election
specially directed TO chaDter $50. Laws 1874 entitled
Constitution e the LieS3prs OF the passed May
era election the I'd day o. November next proposed
amendments TO articles two three tour scven eight ten
aud twelve OF the Constitution OF the state New York
and adding thereto two additional articles TO DC known
articles fifteen and sixteen, and prescribes the
ba Hot voting thereon. which proposed amendments
OF the Constitution, which eaid Act prescribing OF
ballot and manner OF submission published as pro-
yded In SAID Act in the newspagers DESIGNATED by The
Board 0l Supervisors OF New York county to publish
the Session Laws OF the year 1874 Respectfully yours
&C. DIEDRICH WILLERS JR.
Secretary Of State.
SurRiYS's OyrIcx,
New York, August 8, 1874
cer . ma. ,nc rUaSsonR - sue evpS vi .ne
0s'fe'A'' - ''se' WILLIAM @. CONNER
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~ OF New York I;Aorabam p noagand. plaintlE
Hcagland, defendant You are hereby summoned aud
required personally to appear before Chambers
this Court at the County Court House. in city
York on the "a day Of October next at ten and hall
mony as party before trial. IN an action between your
self Abraham d. Hoaglanl, plaintiff and stephen u.
Alden. defend ant TO tile provisions
OF proceaure, and Tor failure 20 attend VIII %
Justice. WILLIAM HENRY ANTHON Defendants At
torney Dated New York. July y, 1874
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and rsta Of oil chemists and storeksepers throughout
the states and Canada, who Also supply sAvUkY 4
AUoHhB DiFsytvs Cocoa, iss 1yspspus and lsiioaS0
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-02

The Dss Noinss. Rl0isler tails TIE
old story thae during . Aeehetan ths
West Botany River ssceatiy, party
II man started Il . boae - rsscus Z
German whOse house was sursounded
BY water and IN dAagsr Of heisg
foated o. Arriving q thsa hesse
they made known thsie ssEsnd, bst ~
Tsutoa dscliaed - 70 bsoaass - IA
: fins FLOODED hsn that Vas thsA W.
Ing IN egg, and hs waAtsd -
wait Tor n; and agAia. his by W.
asleep, md II 10 waked him up b
would cry, SO thsy Left him. Il
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-02

Public Lands, reported bill enabling
the Mennonites Ut Russia to mako
pormauSnt ssltlemeut In the United
6t1teA and authorizing the Secretary
Of the Interior % cell them proper
lands. It w. made the special order
tor. "Wednesday next.
The HotAs then took up and dis
cussed the Senate mining bill till the
expiration OF the morning hour.
SENATE.
Nerrimon, from the Committee on
elaine, reported I Joint resolution
permitting Robt. n. and Stephen O.
DouglAss TO have their cotton claim
adiusted BY the Court Of Claims. -
Agreed to.
Bchurx presented Z Joint resolution
ofathe Aissouri Legislaturs for the
|slmprovement Of the mouth Of the
Missouri river. q
The Senate then resumsd the cousid.
eratlon OF Gordon's amenduaent TO the
financial bill.
% ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-02

Mr. Young b Co, Of Chicago, sent
out circulars On Feb. 10, 1874, % III
the grain warehouses In the. NOrth-
west to ascertain the amOunt OF wheat
in store at that date. They fouud
there were the following amounts, In
bushels: es ssss frTst ess1
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-02

The contested election case 90 loag
undergoing investigation at Columbus,
OHIO, In regard to who was chosen
State Treasurer at the last election
resulted Friday last by the unaaimous
vote Of the Senate that WEIGH the Re-
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The same circular reports 934. 900 in
warehouses in Wisconsin, s,424, 800 In
warehouses IN Minnesota. and 1,500
IN Nebraska. 3
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The Congregational Cemvecasteu-
Its Eimainrs.

= Mr NVmGfcB0sAOn0A ComV0C0tfon-
It's Finaings. .
After two and > h61f dayts Ia seeret
session, the Congregstionsl' coSSsocas
ton. assembled in Clint6n ASenux
ehnrch, Brooklyn, New Yerk, afriysd
afthe conclusion of its labors at mid.
night, of Saturday, Goth of March.
The work of the convocation was ar
duous, and Of very delicate nature.
We az r.ot profess to have such infor-
me..ion of all the circumstances by
which the task was surroNnded, o %
be able 10 form an cpi6ion nee frOM
error, az TO the correctasss Of ths -.
suit but We incline 70 the view tAAt
The dccision, while II firmly stands By
the polity Of the Church. 1t the same
time, II tempered with i broad
christian charity, Tho hndings are
quite lengthy, too much 90 fer1Dur
columns It this time, In the press u
other and local matter. The decision
rccisea that Plymouth Church oonrts-
cualy declined n invitation ftom The
Council and ons also from On. Storrs
and Bdddingtona Churuhss to partic.
ipato n tho Ccuncii. II then says that
i vas proper fOr the Two Churches
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-02

4
particuhrinode Of making and return.
ing the assessment hcreinbefote "a.
thofized anlfAymeueeT such Aasess-
mSnts may, alf ~ dIpcsod " said
council " trustee bo enfbrced HI the
manuerand BY ~ lproceedingS provi-
'dsd forby sectlsAs AIS. 40 and ls0 d
u the code.
SEC. 5. That 90 much Of section 466,
chapter 10. title w, q requires the ex.
pense OF grading Of alleys to be paid
porated city or town, be and the same
are hereby repealed. fF
Sac. s. This Act being deemed 81
immediate importance shall take effect
from and amer 10 publication Ia The
Des Moines RrGrsrER, and State lea.
dir. papers poblishod 81 Des Moines
Iowa. -
Approved March u, 1874, d
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-02

swAsHlseroz, March 80.

II n ~ IN +
Und1t . call Of Statssa number OF
bills were introduced nd referred.
q SENATE
Oglesby from the Committee ON
Public Lands, reported fAvorably on
the memorial from the Governors Of
Ohio Indiana and Illinois, regarding
the 2 per cont fund from sale Of public
lAAde, wttha bill " eoeklo the accoonts
bstwesn these States and the United
Frsllnahuyson moved that the bill
DO referred 70 tho Judiciary COmmfes
ThurmAa oppsssdss Q snajority OF;
the sCOmmittse aro adyersc 70 the
sS1 e, and the Senate should aot q ne.
Coskling hoped n wSuia b ~
fsrJed, belng . legal Qusstics.
MoTton I'D ~ Conmitsss should
bssCeat ma de anoant Involved
~ one million dniIass and third
md the Treasury d not prepared TO
0Qul9ate such q clailn. e l8s Z
1orrili Oh1Vcted 70 tsO4d debatoy and
the bin M nlA0od % ~ calendar.
4 AZ the oxpdfafion " tho morning
hopr, ne Sonato rGeo1n6& III eonsids
srlaiel Of Tho bill providing for the
| Eodempz3o1 and fos11Soo Of UAited'
etakss nbtes and ne 0ankine. I
I'm SENATE. 49,. -. ~ s
/ WAsMNaron, March so AT ths r.
plensen olshe mocQ tng hem, thu Senate,
ltoeumed the confederation Of the bill
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s.:.s.s sssssss.aasssssss4szl
-. !.
------------M------l--
GENERAL ana Pupa,e Acs.. 4 Il
9
CHAPTER ~.
AN ACT to- provide ~, u Appoint-
mentOf q Board ef Flsh Commis-
si0ncfs fof We coNetrucelon OF Ash
sweys, fot the protection and prop.
\ AgAtlOd cf fish; ana to 1epeat Soc
tio.s 1o %. and A06S ana 70 amend
section 4054.
SECTION l. Be 1t saactsd by the
General Assembly OF the State of
lows, That the Governor Of the State
Y hereby authorized and required 70
appoint three coshpeteut petaons Who
shall be known q the State Fish Com
mieSlUucrs, who shall hola their por
eoetousi for the period of two vears,
and any vacancies occurring ID said
0otnMiesion ~ death, reo3Gnation or
Otherwise, shall for the suexpired
term, De filled by the appointment and
UOmulisslOn of the Gcvsfn0r. The
general d0ties Of The said conmission.
en- u Addition % Other dudes pre-
ecfibod BY this act, shall b 70 forward
H. rostosAtion 81 Ash 70 the rivers
end waters O. thu StAtos nd TO stock
the saane With isA 90 they 'tnay Be sup
piled with me4as f0r that purpose BY
the United 6eases llsh 4ommissi0lAers
andDy societies ara 1ndlvid1ale inter
ested n The peopagation of fsh ID the
wetefs Of 70 6fate. 81
SIC. 2. e sha1l al4o be the tdaty Of
The. Ash commissioner 70 mako an ex-
animation Of tho Various improved
Nah laddera 4sh ways and OF The
methods necessary 70 DO osed g 90
cure the pAseage q migratory fish up
through g over The dana new con.
struSted y Tie Sta4s, I'D - report 20
4Ael next 9sAseM Assembly, through
~ GovssnoA tAe eose Of oo1sttuse1o1
q Ne yar!eue f4ptovod hnetAodeWtsh
the AppMoaoillty Z thereof . the
esesens @ tho state With saoh otAst
!afoematt0n I'm their judgment nay
- psopet, VIII shs ealse @ sAasss q
tn U0crQQDQa OF nah In the streams OF
e s s:s g a. g; e. = .ss e. o.
q; ana 70 sspoa7 40, WhSe effsSes-
insusss q viii be noseesars - m1slee
n4AkE G1SnsSAtSnnsxn - Ame11 Aasnss y ,.Sts5
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-02
MAAS STREET GAMBLERS Ann
MOMEE NMYL0CsxS. nlscnfm ~.

NAxAa STREET cAmnlens An
!. En-. - ~
The strong majority 10 ere 11suss
py which the reissue Of - s44,0oo..
GOO reserve was authorizda, ana the
votW Following on the tame ,measuse
10 The Senate. show beyond question
thu The people have won against the
money changers in finances. The ad-
vocates Of the Shylocks now make
faccs over. the result over the only
thing left viz: that the snocess Of
what they term inflationists, u The en-.
tering wedge to future, further and
interminable flooding Of The country
with irredeemable CURRENCY. A CO.
temporary argues that athe 1aoo6
gates Of wild specuiasion, rod And
stock win b bpsned 10 IS ci6t1d onlv
BY another ana sevsrsr criais. \ mi,
is simp:y = daplioa1isa Of Tie storv 81
he EastssA asaplt1illes; Il any expsa.
sion should y snthcsiscd. IT'S only
: sest ceoW Win Mhleh The tim,d,
Me ehildfea Ii the chimney corner
lists1iAg 70 Ashsoblin salss, haxs been
frightened WIN. 4 10 very conpll.
msntary to IT, rood ssnes Of the
American pse4ls-ossr. the lsft--tc
say that : reasonable increase In cur
scncy viii sst thsm Wild, and that they
WIN, therefore cot the part Of ninay .
heads- We have no such opinion Of
our people; We do not think them
fools; NE disagfee entirely Win thoss
who entertain the contrary Idea. II
Is the last vail Of the deleAted, who
head their articles sGambling end
speculation encouraged. :
q ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-02

r 49, 4S0Gsd2 NSsa
Robert Hafis Esq, Bupt q me
G. n = q ni1road company, through
The Chicago Railroad Rspisso, givel
Aks visws upon tic law passsd lAst
winter in this Saats, rsgulasing psss-
eugsr faro and freight charges O oar
naiirpsds. he gives = tabls or rates
rom the law ssapplis& 70 ~ G. B. 4
q. road, and acsordiag - his shswine
which We know u 10 reepoa % eall
In Qucstion, thu rsslaokfpa iaffsighEa
BY this Law ie abeot ferty pes
cent. below thosa now in eEect upoN
the roAd. He s6ys fsrthsr that thil
Win reduce ~ commercial value 81
ths roada to nsres that ths Law win
sweep away the cntiss nst earsingl
OF roads We supposs he has bassd
his reckoning upon the suppoaition
that the lAw applies to AL fraightl
whether shipped between poiats With
IN Tho State Of shipped fsan . point q
IL State 10 one without. ...sA &,
Ne confess We don't know how this
may b coadlrusd. This e : 1i@eulty
which stand1 dirsstay upon the .shres.
hoa1 Of putting The Law A. force. We
fear the effect Of the Inv upon III
welfare OF the 4ohjsst sought. II ~
law shall only effect fseighks from
" - i -. 5h
paint 10 point within tho 6tats, theu
II can operaAe oalg ppsn small patt
Of the freigAtage Of tho road VI
feel = know tAaE no theory On bring
about practical results IN regulating
freights. II 10 only practice, expert.
ence, trial, that will work ost success.
Hspcs " have osunsellsd medefaAiou
in tn 1irst attempts, that we may mol
XIII ineoHtinently the goose that layl
The golden egg. OF oourse Mr..
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-02

! THE total debt OF the city Of Dn-
buque is $s4s, ASIA, sxclusive Of old
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-09-10
LAR7l FIRE N FRos-BURI, ID,

CUMBERLAND, Mp, September g.
a fire at Frostburg, in this county, yes
terday, (Satnrlay,) destroyed Beall &
koch's dry goods store, loss $4,000;
j. }. kellers grocery store, $4,000;
Max Wineland's dry goods store, s45
900; John Huntley's hardware store,
33,D0); Madame Won KIaizers milli-
merry store, $500; J. S. Metzger's
- lonary store, $1,000; Augustus
Fheol hills confectionery store, $500
Hohlitzell House, business block, large
stable, and five double dwelling houses
Sl2,00O; L. b. Porter's groreiy and
liquor store, a large building, $4,000
Seven shops and small stores, thirteen
dwellings,, the English Luthern Chu,cf
and Lutheran parsonage, and Other
buildings were damaged. Total losl
over $4,000; insurance about two
thirds. Having no fire apparatus tht
people could not stop the spread of thu
fire. Aid from Cumberland was sent
An engine, hose, and 800 men arrived
before four O'Clock, and the Cumber
landers had the fire under control by
five o'clock.