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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BATON ROUGB--Steamer l. Hodge--ls bales
cotton sks seed cotton l2o skis cotton seed 261
hhds sugar 1872 bbs molasses, half bbls molasses
CHiCUT CITY-steamer Katie-s3os bales cotton
1928 sks cotton setti and sundrics
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie Hopkins -
"a hhds sugar TO bbls moasses 244 half bbls mo.
lassss 43 sks rough nee and sundries
LowRa COAsT-Strsmer Bradish Johnson-34s
hhds engar tS7 bbls molasses Ss sAs rough rice sl
CONVENT LANDING Steamer Mary Ida-loo
bbs molasses ~ hhds sugar sks ssed cotton aud
Observation-Disclosures Lee-s3s6 bales cotton
ll4O axis cotton se-d aud sundries
DONALDSONVILLk-St Steamer Seminole-20l hide
sug 96s bbls molasses is half bbls molasses bbls
nOas-es and sundrIss
observation-disclosures John Howard-sO9s
bales cotton 1884 SKIS cotton seed and sund-ies
GRAND CAILLuU-Schooner Clara-6O bbls mo.
LOWER COAsr-schooner Amanda-soo sk, rio.
BAYOU SAkA-Steamtr W Pike-l385 bales
Isl hhds sugar $50 bbls :nolassee and sundries
L"WHk COASr-Steamer WallOon-6l bbls mo-
UPPkR COAST-Stesmer wawenock-se hhds Of
sugar g. bbls mOlasses aud sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
NEW lBERIA-Steamer Ida-ls bales cotton 40
hhds sugsr COS bbls molasses kegs molasses and
BONNET CARRE-steamer wawenock-43 hhds
sugar IS bble moasses half bbls molasses 20 kegs
BONNET CARRE-Steamer josephine-2s hhds
sugar bills sugar 1870 bbls molasses and sundxies
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS..
M0RGANS LOUISIANA AND Texas RAILROAD
Dtcember 6-548 hhds sugar l6 bbs sugar ~ half
bbs nOlaasee 8Ol bbls molasses ~ bales cotton lI9
head cattle AID sundries
December 7-55n bales cotton sks seed cotton 40
sks rous rice 1870 hhds sugar bbls sugar 63l bbls
m0asses half bbis mOlasses bbls ~ rup and sun
dnea
NEW q LEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, Decem-
Dor II hhds sugar l31 bbis m"Insses annssundries
NEW ORLEANS AND M,bBILE RAILROAD. De.
ceuber '2OOl bales cotton 900 bbS lime 6 tce lard
l65 kega lard and sundriey
NEW ORLEANS. vt. LOUIS AND CHICAGO ALL.
Road, December 6-2398 oaes cotton and suudr,oe
December = 7s20 bales cotton aud sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

Tho ms, ket opened uudev the depreesine inhu
encs Of sdeclins Of Lied 81 LiveTPo" where the
eign exchange. but there was good inquiry.
slthough mostly rom buyer: who claimed Goes .;,
% admit, although resdy 10 give way to less X
tent The movement was consequently Checked
ssachra 1000 bs.., sf,er witch the demand was
Hnet more free y, and $500 bAes oddi Onal changed
Che total sn.in... o. the d.s 400 bale. Low mid:
ding sold 40 low 40 l3%c. middDg st Htc. aid
ara,s ds ns :" sSSs IN sS st IN:
New York (rsport.d nv the leo P. n dap tch) Of
SC lin spots and aa233l6c in futures. as v.l ~ by
Abe faliL SG vt Liverpool aA3 in foreign
change.
Board and engaged for shipment. was set Gown
sracins 81 600 for liverpool, 20 600 for Hay. 1000
Sor Spain. 500 for the Medi'srrsnean, 5000 tor
Tor the Rorth. which. .hen deducted IRON the
SsV evening ieavss ~ 200 baies to represent the
suantity a, the landing aud in presses unsSd Os
The ~ change reports: "ssles $500 bales, inclua
Eng 900 after 3P N. on SATURDAY.; market unset
sled ", quotations are srdusea a. &C .Gs S"e
ordinary and low mic ding ana &c Sof UiooAhSs
good Msdaling and uiiddiing iaf
COTTON sTATEhESf.
STOCK on hand September =, ,s's......:;:::: 1889
Arrived since last .tatsment........ ll,a,o 40, en-.
Arrived presiousy so].o's-s|o'o"o
1., Total, l., DAY. :::::::::::: ;.es; $3.50
Cleared previously. .S's,l'@-|"''-'
xtock on and aud on shpboard, not cleared loa ~
Stock same time last year 'os'e|s
To-day q exports were to Grim by for orders;
Receipts proper since Saturday ev.mhs io,o'3
s,aes arainst 9s33 on last sunday and n 'nday =
Il 737 last year making an segI.ssie 81, c. F'ia
evening Of % 200 bales, against IL 62s last week
ri O4l last year, and STAGE August 81 OF :"i'S'
bales agalns1 3i3. lA7 lasb year,lucrease 40 ''oV
The exchange kilograms make the rec'ips. AZ
the ports nom u NJ. satu' day TO u Today 4lzss
haes agaiust 81 ia is.t We and Al COL asi year
and since Friaay 72.sls bales. against 6oz act
week and 4so last year o TSa s,nce sa;nrsx
noon. DECEMBER S. last year, excluding the above
81 66l-incresse Us 3S6. o.~ p.,..,
KYno,ts Friday aud SATURDAY. to Great BRIAN
10 ass bsles against 80 oa6 last week and Ss.1 .st
Ear and To th continent 20. TBS bsles against slI
lat week and - 7G0 last year ,ow
Etnrks At ali o.. delivery ports, mso0 mp 70 =:
sat si3 baies against seA 40 last week and sieIA
last year. 49, - 81. %>d.~ I
saiss for the ps.s week 6 hhas; ssAnss. . :, \.
for the week before. Tho amount ON sele y
M 1850 hbds I'VE continue 70 auHte - iol
lows Inferior huge s0ske; medium to ane ~"nSS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08
AUCTION SALES,
By Roey 4 oconno,.
sUCCEsssOS o. FREDERICK WILLIAM sOsH-
6CHEIN.

9CHEIN
Second District Court for the fasisb q 01lnone.
10. 81 1877.
Rr nOE1 e O'CONNOn-HICHoias ).
y Hoey. Auctioneer-Ofics 10. ~ A1chsngs
place, SATURDA!. Janusry g.. 1875. At twelve
O'clock NJ, ct The Merchants and Auctio nesrS TX.
change, on Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tenhcuee streets, by virtue of an OrdeS OF The
honorable the Secon4 District Court Tor she par.
ish Of Orleans. dated Hovember 49, 1874 will be
sold BY public auction for account Of said succes.
sion. the following described property 70 Wit
TWO LOTS or GROUND. With ali the buildings
and improvements thereon, in the Fourth pistrict
Of this city, in the square bruude6 BY Third,
Fourth. Clara and Willow streets, designated 40
lets Nos 10 and ii, ,dsining each Other aud meas-
uring follows. to wit: Lot No 10 forms the cor.
ner Of Fourth aud Willow streets aud measures 80
feet front Fourth street, by LIT feet incheo 4
lines In depth and front on Willow street. between
p ,ralel lines Lot no. ii adjoins the said corner
lot. aid measures 80 feet inches 'front.' on Fourth
etreet, by depth, between Dsralle1 lnss. u l21
feet inches 4 lines.
Terms Of Sas-One.thira cash, and She rsmsin.
der ut one ard two gears credit. in notes bearing
interest OF eight per cent Per sunum, with ali the
usual security clauses; vendOr'S lien; Gvo per cent
attorneys fee; insurance and transfer OF policy.
and assumption Of oil taxes Of 1871. payable In
1875.
Acts Of sale at tho expense Of the puEshasess.
offor~ Andrew Hero. Jf.. notary public.
de8 10 Is ia29
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.


Conrad Stump and Margaret Hubers ~.
IN THE UNITED sTAffks " III 'R ait COURT
District OF louisiana Nos 10 573 aud 10 a1 In
ODedlence u admiralty warrants me erected in
above ent,tled suit.I have seized ana taken into
rhB STEAMSHIP CITY OF HOU,T0s he,
tackle, apparel: etc, now lneled bv Con rad Stump
an MaIgar"t Huben ,or tn causes 81, forth in
tne nD' now pending In the District Court of tho
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner Or
owners thereof, and al and every person pcr-
sons having or pretending to have any rIsht, title
or interest," IN or to the same, 20 he and appsn,
DIST c court Of the United sts'-s tor III" dsrrico
oresaid. 70 he holden At the city Of New Orleans
on Inc fhiid Monday ~ Ue"+ NIB, r. to how cause
II any they have or can, why the sard ., ean,shie
snond not 30 cond-m mined and BIZ sold agr eabiy -
United =, ats Marshals ofic'. New orle.as,
a.. PACKARD.
noz4 d'Sl 81 United States M-Ishal
Steven Earnest W.. Schooner Amxm.1a.
IN THK UNITKD STATES nI'rKICT ,a,lIkP
1 District If Louisiana. No. 10 $40 In "b. deuce
to Gil admiralty warrant, to rur directed in [ q
above eu'it ed suit. have ssz ID ali TAKEN inte
TIKI SCHOONER AUGUSTA. her TACKLE sn,a,
rel. e'c now l.beied ~ Steven Barnes. Tor the
causes set forth in tn. libel pnsd,uy IN TIA
District Court of the United mates
And do hereby cite and a .moais tn. o vn.r sle
owners thereof, aud all u ID roery trr.,n mr. -
sons having or pretending to h4v. any II h.. fits
or interest in or 70 the same. be AID "a, NJ =
Districi Court or The United ats ~ h. di.,r eS
Aforesaid tn be holi-n 1T the citv Of ", O i.,ns
on tn" third Mo day Of Decc.np r. 49,. 10 shn -
ca &c. II any they have ~ wii, thu, saia
schooner should not b- c"ndn ned and sol agrees
ABLY u IN" prayer of lIbtlAns
United States Marshals Once Moo .$iAsas
8uvemb-r 10. 1874.
g.. PSKARp
noiS oeZ ~ 10 United states N uehSQ.
son" johnson 81 ~ W. Snip TheuiR.
Thh NIrhD SrArKS DISTRICT ,OURY
Dstrict " Louisiana NJ 10 ,5y3 In uhr d.. nsxs
70 an admiralty warrant, TO me dIirc, I'd IN tfue
ABOVE entitled suit, have ,.,izu ., .sk M ,ntS
my vbs- e-iOp-
~, Ihk SHIP tn g, herttackE apparel. ETC., As,e
nWed " John 10 nsOn ct al, for the ca,,,rs a.
."rth Il the libel now pending in til. ;sric, Cpu.s
Aud do h~reb. cite aud admonish III s..., -
owners thereof. and al and ever, p.ri o., a, 10
sons having. or pr~te AdnG to have t., ripSt tithe
Or m N OF " IN came to be- Soc, rc,, ~
D,s no. Court o. the itrd State. tnr III as,r~S
.sorss.sd 7" b. hold =, th. oitv ~ o.. ana -
me thiIo hoaaay of Oeccmter 1874 70 sIpoS -.
any tnny have can wav The AID SS,C
shS ns. not % condemned AID sS sssaSy %
US,:s1 's -. AssAfs sAs. lev os..A -.
>>~~~ 80 eACAAAA
W 0ioA oaD0 $50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

Monthly advertisements, inserted every ether
day, to be charged two tbrds of the above rates.
Second page monthly advertisements. each
Square $40 per month.
Transient advertisements, having the run Of the
1Aper, first insertion 50 per square; each sukse-
Quent insertion seventy five cents per square.
Second page transient advertisements, each in.
0ortion + 50 per square.
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely, will
- allowed such discount from above named tran
IN no case shall such discount exceed twenty I've
Dor cent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08
MONETARY AND COMM ERCIAL,
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICR.

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICR.
MONDAY EVENING, December 7. 1874
The money market continued quiet today. The
offerings were Of moderate extent at the banks and
limited on the street, and DOl hing trsnspired in
commercial paper that indicates any change in
rates We still quote fret class sgnstures, with
without col iaterAlr, 1t 1910 y cent p annum AL
class mortgages continue to rule ut lO0ll p ceut
p annum. We hear of nothing doing in second
pmAs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,

q published every Saturday morning. and contains
The news by telegraph, miscellaneous reading, edi.
sorials, local matters of general public interest,
commercial and monetary reports, and every thing
that appears in the Daily, except such items are
q little public moment The WEEKLY RB-
PUBLICAN 10 an excellent family paper, valuable
- we'll for instruction and amusement ~ inf0rms-
ton on the current topics of the day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

DY NASH & NODGSON-w l. HODGsOx.
I'D AuctOneer-Office No. CarOndeIet street.
Beginning on TUB DAY December r. 1874, o. 10: 30
will be sold
THE EHTIRH CONTENTS OF THE AROvR OLD
AND WELL-KHQWN ESTABLISHMENT, contain.
ing the hneet meat Of furniture IN this cit "
Terms-Cssh on delivery in United ststss treas
Hry notes.
n. B.-The furniture can ~ inspected for three
days prior 30 the sale, when catalogues will be
ready fof distribution. dec I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

Ship John Rutherford. Useal. from Liverpool Oc
t.b,r II to : K Miller tco.
ship sciots Drummond. from Hsv.e October u. -
Ship Charles Davenport. Jones. from Liverpool o.
Norwegian ship Pylgia. Jensen, from Barrow Eng
| October g. to master
= RIO
Bark Jury dice. Edwards, from Breme.h.ve.. Oct
Bark Ebenezer. Hansen; from Bristol Eng. sept -,
| vi Cardiff Oct Is. to master
Bark Udsere, Berentsen. from liverpool. Oct 49, 10
Bark Haicyon. Hsrdie, from nav1s October :. 20
Bark Protector. Jensen. from New York October -.
Bark Adrians Petronells. Bose. IS days from Ant
Bark Alpha Munson. from Glouceste. October II,
! TO master
Bark He. rietta; simpson days from Havana. IN
Bark Africa Hubert 81 days from Gloucester. 70
Bark Esther. Lorjns from 1urk's Island. 70 Rus
Brig Stella, Davi'. IS days from New York. to Geo
Schooner Jeremiah smonson. Thompson. from
Philadelphia 2lst ultimo. to master-
WAITING ORDERS.
| British chip Birmingham, Durham. from Liverpool
October IL, to mastsr-
EXPORTS.
GRlMSBY-ship T,os-2 IS bales cotton
| BBLIZs-.0 bbis Hour "a half tbs dOur 20 obls Of
1 pork bbls whisky cks bacon res hama bbs Of
beef 20 kegs lard 10 balea hay ll0o0o feet lumber
l5s pkgs sundries
| IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship Kew Orieans-Astd mdse
! NEW YORK-Steamshp Missssppi-Astd mdse
| LfVERPOOL-Ship Traast-262s SKIS salt IS dos
mats
! RIO JANEIRO-Bsrk Brightest Sta1-ls"s bags Of
coffee
| HAvANA-Steamship Ash snd-20 600 cgars
BKLIZE-Schooner Antonio Poma.-G7. $50 cocoa
unts
292 bales cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08
TevmS Of Subscript10ns
One year. IS; six months, 81 50.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Transient advertisements same terms - in the
Daily. Monthly advertisements inserted for one
1purth of the daily rated
liberal commission allowed to those who send
- clubs Of five more.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08
AKTKnSLvK NAYALVGUH SALE.

ELEGANT AEDIUH AND ORDINARY PASL0D,
Bed. Hall and Dnngfoom Household Yusni.
sure. In Rosew ood. Mahogany. Oak and Walnut
setifine from business. being The large and
varied stock Of Joseph D. Hubbard. No 122
Rampart street. corner Of Psrdido street, est alb.
ushed since 1850. and contain ing one Of the
most varied end extensive Stoke IN NeW Or.
Isans. a4 public suction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

D
aud the southern end Atlantic Telegraph Con.
peny. Of which Charles w. Blussou,, Gso.. il
VicS presld0st. 10
Ind in conclusion, the stuck holders and corn or
ators hereinabove named in conf niati. n II tho
Aforesaid stipulatiOns covenants and agr~o me nts
ordained and established by the present act for
size purposes above mentioned and 10 that effect
snly have herrunt0 subscribed their psmes
respectively. in tho pressncs Of Mes,rs Rdx.p
Grns and Nums D-ls-y. both residing III this city,
competent wltDe 1888. who have also her-untO see
their hands wit ms, Notary. In my aris ONCE
At the city OF New Orleans, Oh the ~ aud in Aho
mouth and year first Yb Ivo written
The original 10 signed:
JNO. B. LAtiTTA
mo. g GAINES,
g. KOHN
J. N. SEIXAH
EAM'L SIMP ON
J. r. DOSWELL
Per pro. CHARLES y. SLOSy<a0 T. B.
J. NJ. SkIXAS. ~
Witnesses:
EDGAR GRISA,
NUMA DKLKkY.
CHAS. q. ANDRv, Notvxy Public.
eeYtify the foregoing TO b. . tru. COW Of tho
original charter txtant and uf record in my office
In fa'th whereof gra these D esa 10 under
my signal ure and tn. impre.s of seal % Office
81 the city OF New Orleans, I; il seventh day Of
the month of November. A d. 1874
CHAS q. AKDRY
nns - 70 dtb NOa'y Pr blic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08
AUCTION SALES.


2OVABt0 R11BCTS. PURNITURD. CHARCOAL
GOLD WATCH, xTC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

Ship Tiger Miller. fr"m aAv~rpno, Octobs.s u. 70
ca Shepherd Aco-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

GRlMSBT-Ship TIos-2 65 baies cotton
BBLIZs-.0 bbs Hour "a half bbls nOur 20 obls Of
pork bbs whisky cks bacon res hama bbls Of
beef 20 kegs lard 10 bales hay 10000 feet lumber
l58 pkgs sundIies
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28
GOOD BYE, MyLLET.

TIE mechanics and w0rkingmen generally
al, over the country will send up one good
hearty shout over the fall Of Mullet, the SUI
nervising architect at Washington When
first brought into being, the office OF super
v;sinr architect was intended to be a mere
clerkship, to be conducted strictly under the
supervision Of the Secretary of the Treasury
But Mullet, once in Office, swclled up with so
much self importance, that he imagined he
was at least q member of the cabinet, hardly
respor sible for his acts even to the president
anu congress. Richardson, before promoted
to the head of the treasury department having
been mere clerk himself, stood in such awe
of the pompous Mullet, that he never pre-
sumed to interfere with him. Accordingly
Mullet assumed the complete management OF
the whole business of erecting, repairing ana
looking after the public buildings or struc-
lures 0, every grade or kind in all parts OF
the Union. He let and decided on contracts,
dlsburscd all the vast funds, amounting TO
many millions, lavishly voted by congress To
be expended in that direction; and even SUI
pervised the wages to be paid to the WORK
men on public buildings, nullitying the law
of congress which made eight hours days
work
When the new secretary Of the treasury
Mr.. Brlstow, began 10 look about himself he
ventured to poke his nose into the operations
of Mr. Mullet, and finding him conducting
matters with pretty high hand, gently alp
piled a curb. II took HIM very little time 10
discover that as an architect Mullet was a
humbug, and that beyond the widest eXtraV
agance and waste, his plans had no features
to raise them above the lowest grade Of botcll
work So he rapidly proceeded to undo
some of Mulcts work. At this the Dompou;
clerk took umbrage, aud concluded to crush
Bria,ow at one blow by promptly prosecuting
his resignation To Mullers amazcment il
was as promptly accepted Then he got on
his knees to the president and influential sen
ator,, who were doubtless his debtors toI
favors, and had them besicge Secretary Bris
tow to reconsider his acceptance Of Mul!et''
resignation; but Bristow is stubborn and can 7
be moved, and poor Mullet is out in the cold
Bully for Dristow
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

trace of only one of the chlordes prcscnt,
and that is common salt, According to the
analysis of Prof Blaney, the Ottawa water is
far superior in all its qualities, both IN puri-
ty and in mineral combination, to the
WaukcsEa, according to the analysis OF
Prof. C. +. Chandler,::of Columbia College,
n. y. ss...
The company that has taken the Ottawa
Springs, to improve and erect convenient
places of resort for the accommodation OF in
valids, have already commenced in good ear
nest. The coptal stock of S25 900 is all sub
scribed The mason work around the spring
Is completed-1 IT. wide, "a #. long, and to
the TOP of the arch about 10 f. 1t fills itself,
and overhows with the same head above as
below, in A minutes, or abovt 4 bbls min.
ute. 1t is visited by crowds every day, and
is now being carried all over The country,
and meeting with universal applause wher-
ever used 1t is now universally acknowl-
edged, by the fact of analysis as well as Dy
experience of thousands, that the mineral
springs that gush forth from the bowels OF
the earth are as necessary for the restoration
OF the enfeebled and sickly body as is the
pure air of heaven. SO, why should we not
rejoice that Providence has placed IN our
midst that very thing necessary for our very
existence, and we refer TO its analysis as q
proof of its curative qualities with the utmost
confidence
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

Our sYlend, q. +. ingalls,, the defeated Lib
eral candidate for legislative honors 10 this
county, can congratulate himself that he has
brother in Cook county who Is Republi-
can, and who was at the last election, chosen
TO the State Senate in district where it re.
quired all the party vote TO carry him through.
-Diroa Telegraph.
A week before the election we interview.
cd" G. A. Ingalls,, the brother here indicated
as elected senator on the republican tickle
in Cook county, aud found him Iealou.
hard money man and free trader. Shortly
after we met Mr. Hise, running on the oppo
sition ticket for the legislature in the SAM
county, and found him equally sound on tn
same questions, and then encountering c. +
ingalls,, defeated as above indicated on tn
farmers or rangers ticket, he Was founc
equally sound on those vital issues Well
what party won at the late election anyhow
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

The Supreme Court OF Indiana has been
bringing grist to the mill Of the negropho
bists by late decision to the effect tina, ne
gro children have no right to tree education
IN that state The ground the court takes is
that the advantages of free schools are con.
ierred by the state constitution only upon
citizens and at the time the constitution
vas adopted the colorcd people were not citi.
Gems. This, TO say the least, Is rather thin
for as that constitution wa1 adopted some 70
years ago, more than half the children 10 the
state were not then Citizens" as they were
still unborn. 1t is by jus, such nonsense as
this that the negrophbia nuisance is perpctu
ated as disturbing element in our politics
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28
From the Amboy j5nrnal
Tbs Ottawa Mineral Springs.

There is principle contained within The
bowel, of the earth, As vita!iZlng and neCes
sary 10 human existence as the pure, heaven
" AIR We so unconsciOusly and constantly
breathe: the elements of which are so scien
Ititicalv arranged and are of such "a fixed and
unerrlng combination, that the least variation
from its natural condition, through the evils
of over-crowded audience rooms or badly
ventilated residences, that sickness and death
is often the inevitable result of the obnox
ious deyirslizing principle that the air IN
such apartments contains.
As in air, so in water that IS manufactured
in the great laboratory contained in the bowel.
of the earth and although the great chemists
of the world may invent and tax their mental
powers to the utmost capacity to initiate the
great mineral springs of the world that are
famous for the resort of invalids, yet they
must acknowledge they fall very far short OF
accomplishing their desired goal, or satisfy
ing the many thousands of invalids that are
seeking after health. The Almighty, in his
infinite mercy, has established his labora
tories throughout the world, expressly for
the purpose of manufacturing the life vigor-
at,ng streams which he causes to flow freely
in every quarter of his vineyard, so that all
who will may be healed of their many in
firmiies.
or the many mineral springs that are now
claiming notoric'y, the one that has lately
been discovered in the city of Ottawa, La
Sale Co, Is the most deserving of ouI
special attention; .lot so much for its neal
proximity, although that is no mean advan
agel, as ii is for its more deserving qualities
1t already nutranks all its competitors in tho
richness OF its mineral properties, as the fol
lowing analysis by Prof Blaney, of Chicago
will fully subslantiate: