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Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13

Dr. A. Johnson, one of the most successful practitioners of his time, invented what Is now called Johnson's Amodyne Lint ment. The great success of this article in the cure of Bronchitis and all diseases of throat and lungs, will make the name of Johnson not less favorably, if less widely known, than that of Louis Napoleon. .-[Com.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13

A Kentucky legislator was recently missing for three days. The fourth found him back in his seat. To the inquiries of friends, he replied that he had been sick. Being asked what the matter vas" Well," said he, "some folks call it nervous chills others pro- nounce it kind of affection of the heart but, to be candid, call it a plain case of old-fashioned drunk"
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13

FoR INSECTS. water applied hot is said to destroy red and black cockroaches, spiders, and all the crawl ing pests that infest our houses. The alum water should be applied with Q brush to all woodwork where insects are suspected. Powdered alum or bor- ax is useful fol travellers to carry with them, to scatter around where they suspect there may be troublesome visi- tors.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13

A Coughing Chorus. Never before were coughs so universal and 50 violent Silence them with HALE's HONEY or HoRE- HOUND AND TAR. Nothing else is sure.-[Com
 Pike's Toothacho Drops cure in one minute. II Com.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13

The public are hereby assured, through tho columns of this paper, that Par sons P,ugdtiUe Pills contain injurious principle. but that they may be administered to children and the most weak and shattered con- stitutions in small doses, with great certainty of success.- Com
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13
W1sTARs BALsAM for inhuenza.-[Com.

A pair of shoes will only cost 5 cents moro with a Silver Tip on than without, and it will add twice the cost of the shoe to their wearing value. [Com.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13

JAPANESE LAw.-An obedient son living with his aged parents had dis agreeable wife, who made the old couple very uncomfortable. The son, in order to restore the harmony of the house. hold, poisoned his wife. This act, though dictated by fiiial piety, could not be entirely overlooked by the authorities. The man was therefore tried for the murder and sentenced to be imprisoned for ten years, but, on consideration of the circumstances, the court decided that these should be spent in hisTather's house, on condi- tion that he wore chains all the time.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13

Best and Oldest Family Medicine.-SoN fords Ltuer InviQorator-a purely Vegetable Cdthaf Nc and Tonic-for Dyspepsia, Constipation ,Debi nty Sick Headache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange nents of Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Ask your Druggist for it. Besonre of initiation
 " NOTHING BETTRR." Cutler Bros. Boston
 Dr. John Ware. celebrated VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM, for Colds and Consumption.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13
Deafness Caused by Catarrh.

Catarrh not unfrequently produces deafness
 MT. Levi Springer, of Nettie Lake, (P O.,) Williams O., O., formerly of Durban's Corners, O., has been cured of deafness of fourteen years standing, by using Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. He was so deaf he could not hear 6 person talk when seated by his side, and can now hear the church bells ring two miles distant-so he writes.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13

THE BROWNS AND BLACKS produced by that sterling preparation, CRIsTADoRo's EXCEL sIos HAIR DYE, cannot be excelled by Nature it's tints challenge comparison with Natures most favored productions, and defy detection,
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13

"How fortunes are made in Wall st., ' is tho title of a now book, explaining how any person can make money ill stock specuationr by investing from $10 to $1OO. Mailed freo to any addross by l.. w. HAMILTON X Co.,, Bank. ers 43 Broad street, Now York.-Con.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13
A MARKED CASE OF DEAFNESS cUR1
DIcKERsoNvILLE, Mag. Co.,, N. Y., Feb. 22

1871.
 About one year ago caught severe cold in the head, which terminated in a severe form of Catarrh. During the time alterations occurred deaf in one ear, with partial deafness in the other. The inflammation had involved all the delicate structures of the ears, and I was in immediate danger of permanent deafness The discharge became profuse and fetid, both into my throat and from my ears. In this condition called on Dr. Pierce for aid, who prescribed his Golden Medical Discovery and Catarrh Remedy, and under their use have rapidly recovered. My hearing is restored, and my Catarrh is entirely well. JOHN SMITH.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13

F1Aaa's INSTANT RELIEF.-Warrante to relieve all Rheumatic Affections sprains, Neuralgia etc. The best, the surest, and tr } quickest remedy for all Bowel Complaints. Re- lief guaranteed or the money refunded. Gem.
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13
HO! FOR COLORADO

With its glorious climate, m mAgntncent scenery, mininR resources, stock growing, farming aud honlh ad vAntRges. 0ensrnL and special informR ton sivon free. Addrsss A. H. PATrERsoN, Fort Col,ins ., Colorado,
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13

S1OO A MONTH .S ,S: agent; n%pTo1sa sS 'stI Homo shuttle Sowing Machine Only low-prtoed lock. stitch machine over invented. Down with the monopoly ought not the best sewing machine be old for $lor HoME SHuTTLE Nj G., 765 B'dway,N.Y
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13

MONEY IN IT.-Fruit Farm near City limit ts MI Newburgh, 90 acres excellent land we'll water cd, commanding Building sites overlooking the Hudson, high healthy, good buildings, soft water. fruit, shade, beautiful surroundings title perfect
 Apply to J w. Bloome Front St Nc bu oh N V
Connecticut western news., 1874-03-13
Colorado for InVa[dS and Tourist

Its advantages Tor Consumptvss and Asthmat- ics. Full particulars given free Address, A. H. PATERSON,
 Fort ColltnH Colorado
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01


8lib tommt uno pergebt fam es ipieoer
!,pie Morgenrot0 lno &olenouft unter
chamber bur6 oas @Ganin berob uuo
auf Sen &artoffeln lag bie I6Dnit 8rat=
lpurf @ie gepiinl6t, 10 9elbeben.
@er ioute T6 iiber einen iol6en Wun16
uno feline Grfiilung nidbt drgern? 8el=
der Mann ioute ii6er iol6e llnDorli9.
ti9feit leiner Trau ni9t unlpillig tperoen?
Wenn Dir bo6 nur Die Murlt on Der
9la1e onsewadien ipdre, lprad er in Der
eriten l1eberrol6un9 ou6 in aqer l1n=.
l9ul0 uno obne etluas on0ers gu oenfen
- uno tpie 9eluiinl6t, 10 gel6eben.
&aum mar oos lebte Mort gelpro6en
10 1oB bte @urlt an Der gea1e oes 9uten
gSeibes fe It luie ongelpa6len nno bing
su beiben @eiten berob .ipie Gin Sui iaren=
j9nau5bart.
9}un mar bic Notb Der orn1en Gbeleute
erit re6t 9rob. .3luei 8iiniGe tuaren
getban uno poriiber, un0 nod lparen lie
nm feinen 9eller unb I'm tcin Mei5cn=
form, ]onbern MIR I'M eine b01e 8rat=
,purlt rei6er. 9}p1 mar Elm 4un11
5par ii6rig. N6er mas 3alf nun aller
Nei0tbum un6 oles @liid al elmer 1ol=
6en Nolensierratb Der 9aus frau gSpll=
ten Iic luobl pOer libel 10 ,nubten lie Die
BergfeD Bitten, nit unli6tbarer 9anb
Barbiersoienlte 5u leilten uno Trau 2ile
pie0cr pon Ser Dermale0eiten Murf 5l
befreien. 9Sie 9ebeten, 10 9eld)eben, l1nb
10 mar Der brittle WunI6 ou6 poriiber>
uno Sic ormen Gbeleute 1oben einanoer
an, luaren Der ndmli6e 9ans unO Bic
ndmli6e 2iie na9ber mie porber un0 sic
19Dne 8ergfeD fam niemals ,pieoer.
D}erfe: Benn sir einmal Die 8ergfeD
afr fommen iollte 10 lei nid)t 9ei5ig,
lonoern >piinlcbe
9&umero Gins: 8eritons, oab bu nil
len u0gelt ,pas bu
91ulnero 3ipei ,uinl6en 5ouf #, I'M
9ludltG 5u ,perben. lln6 neil es lei6t
mDgli6 lpdre, boB bu lonit etlpas lpdbl=
tef, mas Elm tb6ridter MenI@ ni6t bod
an19ldgt, 10 bite no6
g1umero 9rei: I'M beltdn6ige 3ufrie=
benbeit uno feline &eue.
O6er TO-: Nue @elegen6eit, 9liifli6
gu ,peroen, bilft ni6ts, tper ben @eritono
ni6t 6ot> lie su benuben!
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Ser erffe 81 ppifat.

9as gBort 81 p # aiie 1T slei6be=
beutenb nit u Mbfall. Weon be5ei6net
nit Dem Worte q p o fiat Defenders
einen 1ol9en Menl6eu> BET bonn tpabren
@lou6en ob9efallen 1T , oer al1o ieinen
>pobren @louben Derldu9net bat. Colder
Mpoitaten nun bat es gegeben BON Mn=
fan9e oes gbrilientbums big auf uniere
Sage. Wer mar nun ber er1 1te MpoI fiat ?
Gs mar >@imon Ma9us, Der 19on in Den
erfe SabrDunberten als oer nrpater oller
&ekerei uno MuFebnuns 9esen Die &ir6e
@ottes angeieDen ,uuroe, oieier @imon
lebte 5u Ser 3eit als ser erite BON @brt=
1tus 1e1blt einselebte Papit Petrus bie fa=
tbolii9e &ir9e regirte. l1n6 gerabe bieler
erIte Mpoitat mar oie WeronloIlung, ooB
Yetrus bic @taot Q(ntiohia perlieB unb
ouf @eDeiB @ottes no@ &om 9ing, ,po
oenn Der pdpitlibe @ib bis gum beutigen
Sage geblieben 1T. @in1on Mo9us
ltammte aus Dem Tleden @itton in @a=
maria. Qlls Tim oas Sabr SO oer 9iafon
Ybilippus in @amaria 6os @pangelium
probate unb @imou Mogus Die @unoer
iab, Die babel gel6aben, lieb er ii6 bon
Bbilippus taufen uno nabn. ben fqtboli-
.19en @lauben an. Qlls bann bie at
Seru 1alem beinoli@en Mpoltel 90rten,
mas 1id gu @amaria be9eben bate,
lanoten iie Yetrus> ben Siirit Der Mpo-
1tel, uno Sobannes babtn oamit biele
unterIu9en ;1ollten> ob Die 0ur9 Pbilip=
pus berporgerufene Be,ue9sn9 unter oen
9eioen un6 @ameritantrn sottsefdllig
lei. Ser 9err bdtte ndn1li6 friber
(Mattb. K. s. Sen Mpofeln Den 8efebl
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@s lit olio Die fleinere 3abl=24, 3db=
len mir oasu Il, 10 lit Die srDbere - SO.
0ieIe beioen 3ablen aber "a ul1o 3S
1inb go. z. .s -. s. ....,
2. 98er miro NUN ben 5peiten She'll
unlerer 9(ufgabe 9(o. Is ouf g(ei6e Weiie
lD1en? .~..
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Srent . 10 0rter.

Bur @eba@tnibiibuns fir uniere iunsen eeier
Mpofo1pp1e, (9r.) 9ebeilne Of<
fenbarung. Mpplogettf, (9r.)
Nertbeibigungslebre. - 81 p It a ie,
(9r.) Mbtriinnieteit. - u p 0 It a t, (9r.)
ber MbgefaQene. - ZIP oit el, (9r) Der
@anote. - @polt olat, (9r:) oos
2poitelamt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01

rem Manne entseeenl ltellerL ibn oufbaltel'
unb bcl6lpDren fann SIT ben Der G,pi9e
in leiner &iite uns 9ei6enft bat. @ebe
| inn olio entgesen unb Iu6e bur6 jegli=
DIES D&ittel i'm gu beldnftigen. &on'
|bat Den l1eberfall 9lttila's iiberlebt uno
|ioute ieyt nint ben einen Mttila auf fbal=
ten tDnnen? . rette oos &ei6 uno oos
0olt! N}ein Water> Du balt ia einn,al
| lelbit gelagt: Sn 9rpben oQ9emeinen
2eioen 1T Elm gutter 9irt Die bette Stlbe
Der 9eeroe." :,
sd meroe in Gur5sm bic aBoDr1eit
meiner Morte erprobel," ont>portete Der
III. SEQ, ni6 ecbe Dem ipiloen Geptben
entgegen. 9ebe pobl! Sci unbelor9t
,ue9en meines 9ebens> @ott 1T 9err iiber
oaije(be, Mttilo ollein permag ni9ts 9egen
mi6."
Ser III. Yop1t sriff sum @irtsnitob
uno mo9te 1iO in Oos bunnll9e 2o9er>
bos 5id) oanlo(s am llier oes Yo befano.
Obne TurNt trat er Dem 9errl9er ent=
oeocn, Dor Dem 9llles 5itterte. Sie Ge=
ibid)te bat uns Die Morte Die Seq 81
Mttilo oe1pro6en, nidt ollf fbewabrt; ,aber
Die 2escnoe 9ibt uns oielelben t fol9enoer=
moben wieoer: uGrober Qlttila> Der &oi=
fer uno bas r0mii6e Yolf, einit Beberr=
l6er Der Welt, pie 9u jebt, babcn MIDI
o6oeluuot, 9cine Mlitoe on5uru fen. SD
tbue es obne Grr0tben, oenn es 1T ia
meine 6eeroe, fir Die i4 Di6 bel 1mDre,
unb i6 6in ein 9iener @ottes> ocr Die
crbDbet, Die li9 ernieorigen, oes @pttes,
Der bic@9mo6en 16iibt uno oft oie.5tol@
,en perldbt. MtiBbraude ni9t oelne
&rdfte uno ben @@reden oieIes .unslud=
liben Nolfes. 8e9niiee bib bon1it oos
Saupt oct apo ltolil6en &ir9e un9 ben
&je]onoten Der &6mer febeno Dor Dir 9e=
1eben Ill 6oben. Inter ollen Greignlllen
Die Sem 9cben ausseibnen, miro Dies
oas merfmiiroiste uno slorrei6ite letn !"
glu6 miro er5ablt, baB, wdbrsno Der
Neoe bes bcilisen Papites etpas l1eber=
irbil6es ouf leinem @eii9ts selegen lei.
Ser 6unncnt1nig be.punoerte nit elneln
@tounen uuo elmer llnrube, oeten er gar
'nidt Meiiter ,uerben tonnte> bic Maie1tdt
oes Yop1 1tes unb bie &roit leiner Morte.
Mub ion iiber Dem Popit cine bin1mliI@e
@eitalt nit fommenoem @@>pert uno
orobeno crbobener 9ano erlbienen lsin.
9ariiber befi oen Yarbarent6nlg Be=
itir5uns uno Turdt. User ou aud
leiel It" lpra6 er Su SEQ, rMenl9 ooer
Gnoel Nom uno Stalicn peroanten Dir
lire &ettung. 9u bait in einem 4u9en@
Bid uno NIT ,penigen Morten Su @tanoe
9ebru9t> mas @olentinion uno Der e.
nat nit alien i1ren 9eeren ni@t perno9t
bdtten,"
Olo6 msnigen So9en tuar Ser @ertrae
]6pn untcr5eiDnet. Stalien mubte 5par
i6meres @elb be5oblen> aber Mttila itellte
ale 6einblelisfeiten Elm uno trot nit lei=
mem son5en Seere Den &ild5ug an.
Sre1ot . 10 0rter.
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Oret 2SSiiufbe.

Den ein5ieen Tebler, Der in je0er men19=
litben 8ruit babeiul lit: wenn mon's
gut bat, tuiinl6t mon's gerne
better. glus bielem Sebler entiteben
10 piele tb0ri6te WiinI6e, moran es i'm
|lerm Sans uno ieiner 2ile ou9 ,,i6t
|feblte. 8alb tuiinl@ten lie bes @9ul5en
Nder, balb bes Nlepers Saus uno Sof
uno 8ieb balO eil1mol bunoerttauI Ien0
Millionen Sboler flr5me9.
Gines Nbenos, ols lie frieoli9 am
Ofen 1aben unb 9liiIIe auf ftlopften uno
l6on Elm tiefes Sod in ben @tein bin=
eingeflopft batten> fam bur@ bic &an,=
mcrtbir Elm lueibes gSeiblein Derein, nid)t
mebr ais cine Gle lang ;, aber humber
| l66n BON @eitolt uno Mnselidt, uno Die
9on5e @tube mar boQ &olenouft. 9as
2iGt lDl9te aus, a6er Elm @9immer ,pie
Morseurotb, penn Die Come ni9t mebr
fern it, froblte BON Dem @eiblein aus
uno iiberSo9 ol(e g8dnoe ueber 10 et=
mas fam man nun bo6 Elm lpenis err
| l6reden> 10 1@6n es ausleben mag. Qber
unler 9utes G6epaar er6olte ]ib bod
balo lpie0er> ols bo5 Traulein nit ipun=
oerliiber lilberreiner @timme 1pra9:
Sd bin eure Treun0in, Die 8ergfep, Mn=
ma frike, Die i'm trpital(eneu S9lob nit
ten in ben Bergen >pobnt, init uni )idtba
rsr Sorb @olb in Sen Slubjono itreut
uno iiber liebenbunoert bienltbare @eiiter
gebietet. Drei Bln16 oiirft lift tbun !;
6rei Miinl6e loaen erf fiillt lperoen.
Sans briidte ben Gllenbosen al oen
Nrm ieiner Grau, ols ob ct ia9en tpollte:
bos loutst ni9t ubel. Sic SSrau ober
mar i6on i'm Be9riff> ben Mluno ST 0ff=
men uno ettpas bon ein paar 0ubeno
golbseitiften 9auben, 1eibenen 9olstii=
@ern uno ber9lei@en 5ur @pro6e 5u
brin9etl als Die 8er9feD lie NIT auf9ebo=
benem 3ei9el finger tparnte M6t Sage
lang, 1a9te fie> babt ibr 3eit. Beoentt
eu6 luobl uno ibereilt eu9 nidt.
9as 1T fem Te1ler, ba6te ber M}ann
uno legte ieiner Trau 0ie 9an0 auf ben
Muno. 9as 8ergfrdulein ober per=
l9mano. Oie 2ampe bronnte lpie por=
ber unb itott bes &olen0uftes 5og ipieoer
pie cine Molte am 9immel oer Oel=
0ompf 0ur6 sic @tu6e.
60 gliidli6 nun I'm lere grten 2eute
in BET 9offnuag l9on gum Goraus lua<
rem unO feinen @tern meDr am 9immel
laben, 1onoern lauter Bab9eisen, 70 ma
rem lie iebt bo6 re6t libel baran ,ueil
tie bor lauter WunI6 ni9t >pubten, ,pas
lie lpiinl@en mollten unb ni9t einmol
oas 9er5 batten re6t baron gu benten
ooer Oopon gu ]pre9en, aus Sur6t, es
mD@te fir setplini6t polliren, ebe lie es
|genug iiberlegt Ddtten. 9fuu 1agte Die
Trou: @ir baben ia mod 3eit bis am
Treitas."
9es anbern Mbenbs lpdDrenb bie
&ortoffeln gum g}o9teilen in 6er Pfonne
prahelten tanoen beioe W&onn uno
Grau, bergniigt an Dem Teuer beilam=
men, labelt 81, >pie Die fleinen Sellerfinfz
lein an oer ruBigen Pfanne fin uno ber=
5in9 9elten, balo an9inser, ba1o auslDI9=
ten unb ,paren> obne Elm Wort gu re6en,
pertieft in ibrem tiinft9en Slid. 9lls
Die Trou aber Die ser01teten &artoHeln
aus ber Pfanne auf oas Pldttlein am
ri9tete 1lnb ibr Der @eru6 liebli@ in Die
Nale ,1ties; = Menn 1pir iebt nur Elm
9ebratenes 8urltlein oa5u batten> iaste
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Dbio Waileilfrell1lo.
,G'e,a,ei,tasiiti9e Ren,et,,iHe.

sutopdil6en @ulcanen, slei6 ousseseiG
net bur@ oie &egeln1dBigfeit leiner @e=
5talt ols bur9 leinc @rbBe. Gr erbebt
Ri6 an Der Oftiife @iciliens ouf elmer
,peiten freisf isf6rmi9en Balis, tpel6e i'm
9ur6(6nitt 5 Meilen i'm Our6meljer
Dot unb einen le,tbten @orlprung iiber
oie oasemeine Il ferlinie bloet.
Mtpme. lleber Die innere Sci6of=
fenbeit oes &brpers laben lid oweierlei
Mnl liGten sebilbet. 9la6 Ser eillen lit
Die N|atcrie bis ins l1nenbli1e t9eil6or; );
nod Der onberen lit Die S9eilbarfcit be-
sren5t uno sic lekten ni9t better tbeil6a=
een IGeil9en nennt man 9(tomc. 0iele
aetere Nrlidt, Die 9ltontiitif ooer Cor
pusculortGeorie, loll l6on i'm 9rouen su=
tertbum nnn Dem YbDni5icr Dlo16us
ouf9cltellt lporoen icin lmo nod beut5u=
tage bnloiet Die Mcbrjabl Der Notur for=
lGer bieler 9(nnabme.
glt{cbiu poer Ntjiu Elm :. in oe:
@r6Bc pDn 10000 cn9liiden Nuoorot=
Mcilcn, Sen nDroliDen She'll Der oitinoi=
{Aafn sSnjcl Gumatra umfalienbes mo-
!loii10cs &6nigrcid, bot cine 9ep6lterung
;ppn ctpa elmer lol6en Mflllion. Sic an
Der Norblpibe bes Nei1es uno am TIulie
:gleiben 9iomens licgenoe 9ouptitoot oes
>5ultnnsv aIbin, bat einen ollr6 Slpel
3teinrraae Sorts pert9eioigten 9ofen uno
eiue Uinwpbuersabl pon $4,000 abpfen.
9tttila Gobn bes Munosud, bic
aYeIBs1 @ottes 9enannt le6te I'M 5
.Sobrbunbert @iele 00lter in vi len Ii.
@uropa >uaren inn untert6ou ooer per=
blnbct. Das rDmil1c Sail 5erreid lpurbe
nou linn bart beocdn9t lno 5u wiberbal=
ten Mulen perwiil lttt. 9oma(s regierte
Der y. 4aplt SEQ Ser grope bic fotboll=
1d)e &ird)e bonn Sabre 440046l. Gs
5dVen in jener 3eit Die 9onse @elt ous
ioen Tu9en su 9cben, aber Popf SEQ
0ielt bic binlinfenoe QSelt nit mddti9em
:2lrme oufre9t. gls Mttilu nit 1cinen
,pilben Sunnen raubcno uno 5eri itDrenO
nur6 europa sog unb. ourh Die 0rbBe
Feines 9eeres Shreden uerbreitete Oa
;,uor es Der Yoplt Sen Der Bic @taot
::2mn unb Die driltliGe Melt bon Der
s9arbarsi bs'oobrte. 9(ttila Spg einber
an Ser Spite bon lie6emmul bunoert
tau 1eno Monn; jeoes Wolt mar unter
ber NnI Iiibrun9 leines &0ni9s; Die W{enge
Der &0niSe beo6a6tete mie 9en1eine @ol=
footcn Den @inf bes 9(ttila; sllles> ,pos
vi beiabl, tbot Seoer nit Tnr6t, obns
Mioerlpru0; er 1elblt ober, Der &6nl9
gab alien 8efe9l uno >pa9te olleln fllr
MNe.
,rssSn Trantrei6 bei Ser beutigen @toot
Nbalons, itellten Ttb i'm SATIRE 453 Dem
Mtti1u Die G0mer une Q3efgotben ent9e=
gen. Gs entbrannte cine 9robe beiBe
59lo1t> uber 1ie hlieb unentI6ieoen.
Da bel4lob Der 9unnent0nig Den feino=
Ii9en @eeren aus Dem @e9e 81 seben>
1i@ ouf Stalien su >perfen uns oieles
1ei9e 2onb su pliinocrn, ebc jene ibm
auieber auf ben 2ei6 riiden t6nnten. Sie1
bliibenhen Gtdbte Mailanb uno Mqui=
leja unb piele anoeren i'm oberen Stolien
apurben 5erlt0rt unb mon 9laubte ni@ts
nnbers, als bob au6 9tom in Die 0dnoe
Der 9unnen fallen miille. Ser rbmil6e
Gai1er @olentinian pub bte li6 feinen
RotD unb lieb Den Yaplt Seq rufen.
uM}ein @oter", rebetc ct lin an, ~MQes
Tiebt uno perldbt ben &ai fer; adj Der
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q ufQabe So. 20.

@u9e slpei 3ablen, BON 0enen Die eine
6mal 10 9rob lit, als Sic on0ere uno oe=
rem unter] ]9ieo 10 betrd9t, ~. :.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-18
HYnR0PHORIA.

The recent death of the printer Mccormick,
in New York, from hylrophoba, the result
of being bitten by dog that never had the
hydrophobia and is still aliYc, has called Il
great deal of attention to this disease and Oc
casioncd widespread discussion among med
ical societies as well rs IN newspapers The
question which serves as the pivot of the dis
cusson seems to be, Is hydrophobia disease
of the blood or of the nerves: That it is Of
the latter character, is the only hypothesis, it
is contcnded, upon which hydrophoba from
the bite of non-rabid dog can be accounted
for.
Al recent meeting Of the Neurological
Society of New York, DR.. Hammond, who
attended Mccormick from the beginning Of
his attack to his death, gave full account Of
the case, and then proceeded to discuss the
question whether hydrophobia could be pro.
duced by the hi,c Of non.rabid dog. he
said:
There were numerous cases Of the kind on
record, and such appeared to lie the case OF
Mccormick. The dog by which he was Bit.
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',ahce Vi Go@ LYING TWO weeks WIN hyuro-
PhoDi"' anu 81 ms case re- hau llYed SIX
cr recent case of young child which was
bitten by "a slut which was being led by q
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-18
ASSESSMENTS.

The following figures Of the assessments
of this county, as returned by the different
town assessors, are the iooilngs as prepared
by the County Clerk and transmitted to the
Auditor as well as laid before The Board of
Supervisors, on cohvening at Ottawa on Mon
day, to equallze the said assessment between
the various towns. OF course the Supervi-
sors, in their work of equalization are not ex-
pected materially to change the aggregate
footings. They are not allowed TO go below
them and are usually CAREFUL not to go much
total is some $60000OO below that OF last
year:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-18

DRIyING AWAY CArITAi.--OA this subject
the following from the Industrial -igs seems
to hit the nail square on the head:
Some of the big dailics who feed at the
railroad crib profess to be very much eyerciS
ed lest Eastern men will Withdraw their cap
ital from the West. 70 this there are two an.
swers: I. All the capital the West or any
other purely agricultural and manufacturing
region, gets at from ten to twenty per cent in
tercst, had better be taken away, and the
sooner the better. ,. II Is not true. Nc
doubt the financial cutlhroats the moncyed
and business equals and associates of Fisk
and Gould, hate TO have the people Of the
West make the railroads carry out to rca.
sonablc extent the promises they made when
they accepted their franchises; but the Ige
happens 20 know there iS.still a larger, class #
capitalIsts-who do not think it necessary "a
rob to gain q liyclihOOd-who are honest and
do business on business principlcs-wili now
have nothing 10 DO with railroad stocks in
consequence of the bad character of the men
who control them. Let the roads fall into
honest hands, or let the public authorities see
that they are honestly conducted, and such
capitalists will not only freely invest their
own money, but trust funds under their con
tgol. When the shark, and -harpers are both
under the power Of the law. the credit Of the
West will improve %, much as that Of any
uoighb0rh0Ol would after dangerous and de.
PRAYED characters had been driven from IT,
.lr confidence would then De placed Co. the
stamina and virtue o. the people