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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-08

CRY Council meets tomorrow night
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh 2. E.

r.. - ON AND AFTER DEC.
I'll :~@. IA, 1873, Trains, will run
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-12-11
TILE E[ES.SlEE

We publish elsewhere the more inter
esting portions Of the annual message Of
President Grant. 1t is quite lengthy,
and discusses the topics Of the day in a
clear and concise manner. The message
declares unequivocally in favor Of a
speedy return to specie payments and
the establishment Of free banking. He
gives Congress due notice that he ex-
poets some action regarding the civil
service rules, otherwise lac shall regard
it rs a disapproval, on the part Of Con-
gress, Of the action already taken in that
direction, and hc viii be constrained to
abandon what, without legislation on
the subject, must be regarded as n farce.
The message is regarded as the ablest
the President has written, and however
persons may differ from the view there
in expressed, it must be regarded as "A
terse aud vigorous paper.
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Ghe gefferbunlan,
Findlay. O.. December II. 1874.
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The long winter evenings are upon u,
and as you draw around the family cir
Gle, safe from the storm without, you
want a copy Of the JEFFERsoSIAN. 1t
will be constant and faithful visitor
bringing you useful, entertaining and
instructive reading /: is strictly and
squareiy q Temperance pqper, and while
exercising charity Tor ali, has no sympa-
thy for that class Of men who persist IN
gaining livelihood 10y destroying happy
homes and beggaring families. While
Republican in politics, we propose to be
independently 80, ready to condemn
wrong-doing and corruption wherever it
may occur, and % give credit for official
fidelity and integrity wherever it may DE
found.
We offer in another column TO send
iIe JEFF. tree for the remainder OF the
year 1874, to ALL CASH SUBscRIBERs
for 1875. - VIII all friends Of the
paper call the attention Of those who
are not subscribers. TO this offer. We
want to commence 1875 with 2jO0 sub
scribers. We offer no premiums, but
will make the paper well worth s.. 90 to
every subscriber No family can afford
be without it. - II you have friend
to whom you would make an acceptable
birthday, Christmas, or New Years gift,
order a copy Of the JEFF, which will be
sent sirty sCeesS for the low sum of Tjr0
Dollars an OdrnHcr
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Mr.. VIM. Frantz has formed a partner
ship with Mr. \ E. HardeshCll in the gro
Gerry and provision business, in the Colt
House block, North Main Street, under the
Ii-m name Of Ha7deshell Il FrantZ- They
have a large stock of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceTies and Provisions They also buy all
kinds Of Country Produce. They keep on
hand and are constantly receiving, Fresh
Oysters, Of the best brands, by the can, hall
can. or bulk They can furnish yOu 3
splendid dish of ovsters. any style, at all
times. & i've them 2 call 3w
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States oEt1ui--aua. Aiabama, Georgia,
Florida, South Carolina, North Caro-
lima. Kentucky. Tennessee, Arkansas,
Mississippi, Maryland and Virginia. at
The time OF the elections. We're four
thousand and eighty-5vo This embraces
the garri-ons of al Tle forts from the
DeIaware 70 the l.u.E o. MeE.eo.
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85 Nain Street
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Semi Annual EIeeting q the Northwestern
Chic Medical A4scc:atioE'
Tie regular semi-aunUal meeting OF
the Northwestern Ohio Medical Asaccia-
ton was held in the Masonic Hall, Tor.
est, Ohio, on Wednesday and Thursday,
December Sd and ith. 1S5i
The meeting was called to order at 2
O'Clock. p. H.. by DR. = ". Hertzler,
president. TIE minutes OF the previous
session, held al Toledo, o.. were read
and approved.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Drs. Starsen, BIGytou and
Galloway, on admissions; Drs Hurd,
Philips and Shoemaker, to examine DR..
Sans, Of Tifin, for a certificate.
The consideration of amendments to
the by-laygs, proposed at last meeting,
were indefinitely Ios. poned. Dr, Leon
ard read paper o. Tray-matic Pneu-
monia. The following cases were report
ed; BY DIR. Philips, a case Cougenital
Defornity Of tie CescPhagus;7 Drs. 5Ic-
Cracker and Brayton, cases IF Wound
OF the Abdomen" vi.I iD,cstiues pro-
truding. successfully treated.
The following gentlemen were elected
members OF the Association: 2. c. /
Smith, of Dunkirk; =. V. Walters. ol !
Ada; Wm. Mcconnell and Jchn u. Ches-
ney, of Marsailies; G. p. Jones and 4. |
Brown, Of Nevada; ". o. Hanhy, Of
Osceola; ;. .B. Squire, ofsuiphurSpriugs; Of
E. S. Patterson, Of North Robinson;
Doctress Georgia Glen, OF Van Vert; !
Frank d. Bain, T. II. FiuEcy and W.M |
Chesney, Of Kenton; :. II. ayard, oil
Sandusly; and Albert Myers. Of Carey;
Drs. +. II. Hyatt, Of Delaware, and y.
C. Scott, Of Cleveland, were elected
honorary members. Adjourned to :,
p. NJ.
In the evening, Dr. +. W. Fimin ia-
troduced the foilovingre gresolUiions, which
was laid over till the next dav.
PesoIred. Thar the vote AT the meeting
in June, 1873. clccting Dr. ". Il Myers. Of
TT. Wayne, an honorary member OF tins
:1, ASsoelailol' -, ,, '''' '-'' same l. i'''fe"!
G1,a -. .e ,....-....,.,7 ...;...
- ~
a com ipiaii't 'nat sal" myers Niu Deeh
guilty OF unProIeS-!oHnI conduct
DR. u W Galloway IfeseAtec' II
PropTta peTSo'''. "a ease oi I"do'eht
Ulcer oil tAe Leg ',i-dfeP'i,ed pf's-e's
in treatment. D-. Hurd read "a paper,
ease of Divided TenGo
scbiIIis - ,,f+I, o,.a,, ,,..r,,7 s,,c,.y.r,.lr,.
.--.I-.',Il-.S,'.'-..- -,
tre'''eu y" ''i' com ''''' '-i''sii ~ cue t-i'
DR.. Leonard reported similar ease,
successfully treatd. AIiy.rned till 9.
4 n ,T;.,,,--,l,,.
~. -r-...-..-.. /.
~ ~ D-'- -'-'-l-'-- --'''' l'e'- D.
Association met, pursuant 10 adjOurn-
ment. Dir. Firluin called u3 the resolu-
tion raspectins-yy II 7rva~s aud ,,c,-..1l
81. -
le prev i'''' l''e7'-'''' ' '-'.i' - vas '.i'-
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IEeifer Taken Up.

~ Z r. To ny PREMISE ,toui miles aud a nalf
I wet RI Fiud,sy. oH tie River road. or the
D. o. oT Nov- uIbrT. l5si A IwO-yes -"ld-Tsd and
vL-.- heller. The animal II IA pretty gOsSd or
er,y and pay charges JACOB J. W LKER-
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Dissolution Yoiiee.

THE LAW PARTNERSHIP o. II. & z.
i Brown Eas this day id-SOlTed. the Law Of
dee ~ Tire undersigned Will hereafter De in
II att, building. over ) & J. " HuDfr-s Drug
sore. nearly OpUo-i.e '.Oid White Corner" ="
where ne will attend 70 any business enfrust-
a 10 his C are, upon terms fair and sttisfaetO-
y. Ezra BROWN.
November p, Is7i. Dec 4-If
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Stat, lnents and Billheads

Are Indispensable articles with every live
business man. They need not cost much
more Il an the paper, and yet they should
have the business card neatly and tastfully
printed upon them, that they may be an ad-
veTtiseuent to all who see them The JEFF.
. s.llce i prepared TO do such work on short
notice and at Granger prizes"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-12-11

Ar this season Of the year, when %
many of our people are suffering from
colds. we call attention TO AYERS CHER
RY PICTORIAL as a sure cure not only for
coughs and colds, but eli affections Of
the lungs and throat. Having Used Il in
our family for many years, we can speak
from personal knowledge Of rs etician-
c.. There may be other remedies that
are good, but in all our eE1-.-.s..c. so.
has proved to be - lar Tie is--i. Ia
qualities are uui.or.n ami wholly reIia-
bic. Ii is pleasant to take, and should be
kept at command, by every family, as q
protection against class of complaints
which seem harmless in the beginning.
but become atHieting and dangerous If
negleeted.-Ne1o Harea Register.
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GREAT BARGAINS!

WILL SELL MY RESIDENCE On saBd1>-
( Er street. IN F4ndiay- CaeaP Al-O. my IA m
-a-t - Elndiay cuEt@Iuiuz lfri acres, with val
ua.J.- iHt PROVEN elI-. G4il soon and ~se
N.v - ts7f-F4 c. W. O'SEAL.
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EEYtinpes-

ANY Size. shade or Color, with card neatly
printed thereon. at a trife above what the
envelopes would cost you, by calling at the
''JEFF.- OFFICE.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
J ,JURUBEBA
weak. NerHoug, or DeLiItated?

Weak, Nervous, or Debiiitated?
are oa "a aHE MID that any eXsrtiOn re-
-ulIe- i-lC-e Of an erJIt than you Ieel capable
VI .1.3EIues
zhsnars JURE BEBa. the wonderful ton
.c aIu fEtS isOrtfsT, Which acts 20 beneficial
IS oH tE- accretivr organs a. 10 impart vlsOr 10
AL the vital tOIcgs
10 il no ticohOllc appetizer, which S;iE1siatss
OI e short time, only 10 let the sufferer ldil 10
"A lower depth OF misery, but 70 j. vegetable
10 ic acjthg z diIecJiy on ihe Nv er and spleen.
Il 8. ;suiates GEe B Beis,quieLs the nerves
anu siy - sUch I healthy tone to tie " hole
~ Stem a. L. soon maze the invalid feel lac a
'.-sy peTsOg-
Incorporation - nat violent. bat j. char
ac;eriz1d b. great ssDtieIesS The paIlsnt ex-
peieis~ 40 >licdSil cliiti's, 80 man ed fest u
J-J gfaauaiiy niS trouble
Fold their tents like tie AIstbs,
And silently steal away"
This - 10 new and uutIied discovery, Jut
IA t=eH iOng USED v itn wonderful renee raj
ecu e., stId - pronounced by ths Mig nes med
ic't. aE t.sTiile - ''the mos, powerful TO ic and
-ttJet atIse kLOWn" ass your druggist IUr IL
For sale Dy " ~ =. klDDEK CO, Ne;r York
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30C PLANES and ORUANS

NeW anv ecOnd EHanG, of First Class
7.ssascF yCiH be sod at AOWer PRICE for
c,st. Or ore IDsiailIgsenfs o. Tor rent iIt : NV
~ "untr5 dur nS these Hard Times nd
thc Il OIL Is. by HORACE MATEFS q
-o-a. 4si EFofiGSsa9 .fhssH ever befOFeoI
tcEe@ Ih New Svrk. 1l=euss WanIeta 10
sct wafer GeH Scale EfaHO-, csad tom
certD organs i.uaIEsxsets s.aIaIos<ass
Mafi%d- Ar.RG Ind Hr eIsatEsi- "a the Trade
= urge discount 70 Teachers nEnf-Isrs
tGaFeLe Lodges, schools ec Dec ia
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-12-11
THE FORTYTHIRD CONGRESS.

Congress assembled last Monday. As
usual, but little business was transacted
the first day aside from the reading Of
the Presidents Message. In the Senate
a bill was introduced 10 relieve the peo-
pie now. suffering from the ravages Of
the grasshOppers. Also one looking to
the revision Of the custom and revenue
laws In the House a. bill was intro
dGced 20 repeal the press gag" law.
On Tuesday bill was introduced in the
Senate to reduce the Presidents salary
to S25, 600, after the present t.rm; also
a bill amending certain sections Of the
National currency acts. The House
had quite a lively session. \ bill was
passed prohibiting members Of Congress
from acting as attorneys against the
United States, in cases of violation of
revenue laws, and attaching penalties of
fine and imprisonment for violations of
said law. The debate on the oil TO ex-
change greenbacks into 3.G5 convertible
bonds widened into a discussion on ex-
pansion and contraction, which occupied
most of the day. The bill was ordered
printed
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EDS. JEFF. This being a bright,
cheerful morning, and as natural con
sequence | am in excellent spirits, and
thought that il would not be amisS TO
let you know Of some OF the doings of
our village. / suppose we have had
more, or as much, sickness here this sea-
son as for the six years previous COM
biaed. Very fortunately there has been
very little fatality, and now we are re-
suming our usual good health. Rev.
Kringle, OF the l. =. Church, our resi-
dent minister, is now holding pro-
tracted meeting south o. here, which Is
proving very interesting. Mr. Kringle,
by his kind and cheerful habits and So
cial qualities, is creating host of
friends.
learn that or old go-ahead towns
man. Wm. Mcdowell, intends running
his factory with renewed energy after
the first Of the new year; and with the
addition Of new machinery, including
Tub maDufactory Our FIGURING Mill
changed hands this week. Mr. J. X.
Wall selling a half interest TO Homer
Vansant- The mn Is doing a fine bust
hess, with Fred. ShuIer as miller.
The winter term Of our school com
memcei yesterday, December 9Th. MIR.
Hodges, Superintendent. Mrs. Elmira
Pratt, teacher Of primary department.
Our superintendent. although quite
young, Is a man Of very good habits,
aud respected by all doubt II the
primary department could be filed to
better please the little folks.
There are large quantities of grain
and stock being shipped from this place.
1t is generally conceded that there has
been more money paid out here this se;.-
son for grain, stock, etc. than ever be
fore in one season.
The oppressed Of jackson town
ship, headed by S. j. Siddeli, delivered
nearly a car load of hogs here last week.
Some Of them got so tired before they
left that they could not walk without
help. By some it is said that they Just
had too heavy a load of ~FuIks axe
handles" procurable only in h. Z. Bur
maps back room. Q. CLIMBER.
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naYpeF's BaZar.
IL8JSTRATED.

The h1-fU - CIire.. WIKI % .ribdttou Of
tact al.G ,a.cni tIat 81, dom % id ia any
JoutAssl uLG t.ir iSugf-tI t-e.. =, tu.- organ Of
sLe sfe-t' word u fashion. ssOst II sCCeftsT.
ih- StzIr comments Itself To every EIcIn-
De- u .l-- iOur eIJ Jid-tO the children by drOll
a q pretty pictures. 70 the young Ladies by its
'st~llion-P.dtss IN end 80 variety 70 the prCvl
dent inatrOn by lis pstii-TI- ior the ciIiidIen's
clothes To I,=fcfnttitss by It's ttstefu. dc1igus
for eMLrO:doE slippers and luxurious dies
sing gown 1uj LGe rraI4ng lltLter OF the
BI5Hr Is uniformly Of great excellence. The
paper ht- acIu.Eei q wide popularity for the
ilEeSlde enjoy Incnt II anOrCs---N. i. Lte5sihg
Eyst
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-12-11

Nr. WorthingtOn has introduced q bill
in the Ohio Senate providing that only
before the close of the war shall be ad-
mittcd into the Soldiers Orphans Home.
This will turn out of the Home all chill
dren under ten years of age now there.
Tor the sake Of humanity ard the good
name Of the State, we hope that the bill
may not become law.
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G0TT OCR CoT7esIondeacsl
How sell G0ods-One PTiee-Sew -SborTr.t
road between M#nHEaPtuPer aBd Ear-unaer
Where buy and how to buy and the hest questions
every
Believing that the Credit System dncry Indirectly principal
of the abuses complained Of and the cxau
goods, adopt the theory, and i for Cash
Bnng that money should many goods anothe
sell atstcy ONE PRICE md dc represent of
5 for less than would sell to otiersi
We keep the best goods, represented
resident New York buyer take advantage The closing
consultations of OF the largest houses aUcd by the depression
known IN the New York market invite Ion
Notice great decline in Cotton and Wooden Fabrics Millinery
Dress Goods!
We agens Manuoy Custom Shoes
and the shortest road between producer and
ing the best goods at the least expense
Weinyie your a-sortncu, ct
Nlw CASH OyE Price STORE
HUME Il HALL
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''One citizen and seventy or fifteen
negroes killed, is the way the Associate
Press reporter puts il in his report of
the casualties in the late 'scrimmage"
at Vicksburg. We really thought ne
groes were citizens down there. Perhaps
we were mistaken.
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The vote To investigate the conduct of
Jenner, late Superintendent of the
Soldiers Orphans Home, was reconsid-
cred in the Ohio Legislature, last Mon
day. ana after amending so as TO provide
for Joint Committee Of each House,
was LOST upon its passage Thus have
the Democrats emphasized their deter
mination TO screen the debaucher Of
soldiers orphans from justice.
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List Of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining in the Post-oflice at this
place for the week ending Thursday,
Dee. 10. 4. D., 1874:
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1t is dangerous to fool around funer-
al procession down IN Mississippi, ride
the following, from a dispatch from
ticlIsburg. After reciting the move
ments CT the armed negro bands in the
vicinity OF the city, 1t proceeds: They
lthe negroes fred into funeral process
sion, yesterday, wounding one white
man. The fire was returned, and three
negroes killed. Just think of funeral
procession cleaning out band OF blood
thirsty 'niggers'."
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They are at it again in Vicksburg.
About seven hundred negroes marched
upon the city at the behest of the negro
Sheriff of the county, and were met by
the citizens, vhereupon a fight ensued
in which one white man and seventy ne
groes were killed, and several wounded.
One finds it difficult to believe the ne
groes entirely to blame when seventy ne
yroes bite the dust for every white man
killed. Ard this disparity in tie NOR
tality list is observable in all these South
ern scrimmages. 1t is inexplicable.
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a ssepositOry of Fashion Pleasure and
AnzirHeai. a
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IteW Partnership.

please say advertised.
THOMAS E. ADAMS, p ".
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Down in Vicksburg the ''citizens" hold
mass meeting whenever they want to
get rid Of obnoxious officers, and de-
nand their resignation. We can't see
any use for courts when mass meetings
are adjudged such extraordinary powers
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national government should be repealed.
TO take effect a. 10 all contracts entered
into after day fixed in the repeating
act. not TO apply. however, to payments
Of salaries by the government, or for
other expenses now provided by law 10
be paid in currency. In the interval
pending between repeal and final resump
ton, provision should be made by which
the secretary of the treasury can obtain
gold as it may become necessary from
time 70 time. from the date when specie
resumption commences. TO this might
and should b. added d revenue saliic-
iently in excess of EXPENSE 20 insure an
accumulation Of gold in the treasury 70
sustain redemption. | cOIEmend this
subject to your careful consideration, be
Heving that a favorable solution is at
tainBble. and that if reached by this
Congress, that the present aud future
generations will ever gratefully remem-
berit as their deliverer from thraldoIn Of
evil and disgrace.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

FoR SALE.-A lot Of second hand
Sleighs. Bugeies, Spring Wagons,
Harness, &C., will be sold very cheap
or win be exchanged for horses, or
good notes, to make room for . now
stock IN the spring. Call and see the
goods, and get prices before buyines
dec.1 WITT Cor. LEWIS.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

lLosc0 State Register Oct. 90.
osvef ~ CartkIte4s5 Enaerss.ens
6 AnASsaat 1Svsa stase Atlas.
STATE or Iowa, II
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
DIES MolNKs, Oct 28, 1874.
70 pA0n It mary Conccrn:-I have
examined the proof sheets Of the Min
ue1ota Illustrseed Historical Atlas,sby
Csptiin A. 7, AndrsAs, Of ChicsSs,
edf regard Il - work Of superior
'I8etlk and II ssems to me any cftieen
81 Minnesota could hardly do without
II. I understand from Mr.. Il. T.
Phelps that Capt. Andreas 10 now TAX
ing the preliminary steps preparatory
70 publishing ! similar Atlas Of lows,
witk sseA improvements - past expe-
'risncs ii tin buslness naturally sug-
gests to his mind. Having known
Er. AAdrSAs. intinately and well for
No. ysArh I have NO hesitation 10
aseos1se;All wlo may read this that -
w5lEd& tlAs proposes, and thst he
public win Ind his work fully equal
to the promises Of his circular and
Advertlssments. &C CARprNTKR.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

n =. 4. Stewart i recsiving now ten organs
every day. His trade u very large and
constantly increasing. tii2.3tdw1t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

J. B. Miller, has for sale by the bar.
relL or in less,quantilies. the very lin
est native wine In shs market, OF his
own manufacture and warranted FREQ
from adultsration and perfectly pure.
It cannot DO beat. 3td.1tw.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

JUDaNRHT FOR DAMAaEs. -1n the
District Court It Mt. Pleasant, week
before last, Patrick Leech, Of Keokuk,
obtained Judgment against the X. +
D. N. Ry, for LOCO damages, Tor In
juries caused BY 81 accidsus On that
road. Leech had leg broken and Wa
otherwise injured by collation. ~
tween IN engine and hand ca asar
PAttersons Pork House, Keokuk, Last
summer. he commenced suit In Kso-
kuk, but the Company took ! change
OF venue to NJ. Pleasant.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

PRoF. EccLEs LECruREs.--Prof e
cles commences en- Christmas eve, r
this city, at the CITY Hall, : ssries a
i've lectures. They ore purely scien-
tiic, having no connection with ths
subject Of Spiritualism. He writes
that he has delivered them 10 orthodox
churches It their own request. Ths
lectures are interpreted with scores
OF the most beautiful aad iatsssstisg
experiments. His spparatns for illus
trating these sxpsrimsnts cost him .
large sum Of money. The lectures are
FREE, Mr.. Ecclss bsing recompsnssd
by Q subscription which has been a.
ready raised. dAwlt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

Now ia your time 70 buy your clothing
ard gents furnishing goods where You can
find them IN large variety aud at bottom
price. Nussbaum u the place in Union
Block 2 no 6-dlkM to ian 1
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

AMAN IN Rufxs.--One Of Inc aad3sst
spcctacles in tho world il human being
shattered and broken down By tho use Of
ardent spirits. But the damage may b
repaired, the ruin restored 70 perfect sound
ness, by . course Of that most powerful Of
oil invigorants, DIN. WALKEas VIxKaA.
BlTTERs. Beware Of those sstonics" Of
which rum 10 an element. They sggravate
disease and promote decay. Gee 2-daw ~