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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-21
THE ELECTRIC WATER CURE.

This institution is now open for the reception of
patients 1t is pleasantly and BEAUTIFULLY located
in the beautiful city OF
independence, Iowa,
and is easy of access from all parts OF the country
Although not exclusively Water Cure we have
so styled 1t for want of a better name. The gen.
eral treatment embraces Hydropathy, Homeopathy.
Electricity and Hygiene. The value of Electricity
a remedial agent has not. until recently. been
properly estimated; and where used in connection
with lIydropathy and Homeopathy, it is rendered
doubly efficient.
The Electro Thermal Bath, administered in
this Institution is not surpassed by any other Bath
Prominent among diseases treated are those OF
the Lungs. Liver. Spleen, Heart, Kidneys; also
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Paralysis, Scrofula. Cancer.
General Debility. Nervous and all Chronic diseas-
es.
After years of experience and excellent success
with this mode Of treatment we feel confident Of
our ability to relieve the sufferings OF those aiict
ed with the various diseases to which the human
system is subject.
individuals wishing to avail themselves Of the
benefits of this Institution, may be assured Of the
best of care and medical treatment, with all that
kind attention which is calculated to induce a
home like feeling go very desirable and necessary
to aid in the speedy recovery Of the sick and suf
fering
ss' Any further information may be obtained
by addressing either Of the undersigned.
j. C. LOOMS,
MRS. j. 4. LOOMS. M. d.
40 Independence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-21

A postponement Of the Fifth Concert Of the
Public Library Of Kentucky has been SO generally
anticipated and is manifestly for the interest OF
concerned, that it must meet the approval Of all,
The day 10 now absolutely fixed aud there will be
no variation from the programme now announced.
A sufficient number of tickets had been sod to
enable us to have had Il large drawing on the 3lst
of July. but short pOstponement was considered
preferable to partial drawing, Let be borne in
mind that
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-21

This institution is now open for the reception
patients. 1t is pleasantly and BEAUTIFULLY locat
in the beautiful city Of
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-21
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT

is THE LAST WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN
under this charter and by the present manage
ment,
That it will positively and unequvocalIy take
place as announced on
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-21

WASHINGTON. February l6.-The de-
partment of State has no information
relative to the reports of martial law in
Havana, and other serious disturb
anees there.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-21


AS if there were not troubles enough
in this world that come upon men
without human design, people put
themselves to work to diminish happi-
ness and to increase misery. Phrenol-
ogists tell us that there is in man an
organ and faculty of destructiveness-
that, when unregulated, 1t inspires
cruelty; that it is the root of that horri-
BILE pleasure which the old Romans
had, and their modern descendants
still have, in murderous gladiatorial
shows, contests of wild beasts, bull
| fights, etc.
But there runs through modern civ
ilized society n vein of the same quail
ity. People who would faint to see a
gush of blood, and who think them
selves christians, have a lively enjoy
ment in witnessing pain, and cultivate
the art of infiicting it. The mention
of a few of the methods employed will
make good my remarks:
The delight with which many report
bad news, the eagerness with which
they report to people evil sayings
which cannot but lacerate the feelings,
show a morbid love of suffering. This
is not the trait of villainous natures. 1t
exists IN people OF real Kindness of dis
position. 1t is not anomalous, because
it is so widely extended as to seem nor
NAL.
Some people scatter pain-producing
elements thoughtlessly, and are sur
prised and sorry when they witness the
suffering produced. Others do it for
momentary pleasure, without meaning
any serious results. But now and then
We find persons who love to torment a
victim. They enjoy another's suffer-
ings. 1t is their happiness to see some
one made keenly miserable by their
lance-like tongue. They will smile,
and talk in low, sweet tones, and shoot
out quivering sentences, poison-tipped,
and cast a look sideways to see If they
strike, and at every sign of pain their
face grows bright.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

LONDON, February IA up to to-da,
63S members of the new Parliament
have been elected. They are divided
as fellows: Conservatives $40; Liber
ais and Home Rulers 296. The net
Conservative gain so far is 5S. The
election in Buckingham took place
yesterday. The Right Hon. Benjamin
Disraeli and Sir +. Y. Harvey, Con-
servatives, were returned. Disraeli
received 1899 votes and Harvey 1902
The defeated Liberal candidates re-
ceived I,72O votes. Sullivan and Cul-
len, Home Ruler candidates, have been
chosen by immense majorities to rep.
resent the county of South Ireland.
They defeated Matthew O'Rielly,
Liberal, who sat in the last Parlia-
ment. Six home rulers contested the
two seats for the county of Tipperary.
The Standard i'm its issue this morn
ing says there is reason to believe the
government will resign on Monday or
Tuesday next
A rumor is current that simultane-
ously upon his retirement from the
ministry, Gladstone will be created a
peer.
MADRID, February l4.-It is proba-
BILE that the form of government in
Spain will be decided by a plebiscite.
WASHINGTON, February 14.-Julius
Howe, of South Carolina, convicted OF
knklux crimes and imprisoned at
Albany, has been pardoned.
The senate committee on Privileges
ana Elections this morning decided in
the matter of charges affecting the
election Of Senator Spencer, to proceed
Herewith upon documentary evidence
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-21
THE GREAT FRENCH REMED'
pELAMARE-s SPECIFIC PILLS.
Prepared by J. Garanciere, No. 2l4 Rue Ion
bard, Paris.

bard, Paris.
These pills are highly recommended by The
entire medical faculty of France as the very
best remedy in all cases of sperlnatorrhea ~
seminal weakness, weak spine, deposits .n
the urine, nervous debility, and all TIE
chastity train of diseases arising from abuse
and secret habits. They cure when all oihfI
remedies fail, and have been used with as
tonishing success by The leading French ply
sicians during the past twelve years. Pun
Dhlcts of advice in each box or will be SCI
free 10 any address. Price 81 per box, sem >
mail, securely sealed from observation, on
oscar g. Moses, is CoTtlandt ST., New Yoi \
sole General Agent for America.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-21
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
,,h Macao, SIR LANES GLARE
JOD mOSeS FEMALE PILLS

Are extensively eounterieited. DishOueFi
druggists endeavor 10 sell the connterie'l. "a
make greater profits. The genuine have Tire
name Of JOB MOSES on each packagr An
others are worthless limitations. The gem,
Inc Mills are unfailing in the cure Of alb Ho.l
naiIiful and dangerous diseases 10 viii \ tAH
female constitution Is subject. They moo
otn all excessive, and cure all suppressiCn pI
The Inenses, when caused by cold, inflaf rri-
lion or disease. In all cases of nervous and
spinal affections, pains in the back or lHl IT,,
fatigue on slight exertion, palpitatlon ot the
heart, Mysteries and whites, they will effect q
cure when all other means have failed, ana
although very powerful, contain nothing
hurtful To the most delicate constitution.
Circulars in English, German and French
around each bottle give full directions and
advice.
The genuine pills are sold at most druG
stores, but If your druggist can not suppl H.
genuine, do not be persuaded TO accept any
counterfeit or bogus article, but send one
dollar to the sole proprietor, job Moses, rs
CortIandt street, New York, with name OF
express Office at which you will call TO ihe
package, and bottle of the genuine pills
securely packed in plain wrapper, viii be
sent by return express.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-21
LIST OF GIFTS.
The chances for a gift are as one to five.
PRICE OF TICEKTS.

Whole tickets, $50; Halves, s2j; Tenths, or
each coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for
500; 2215 Tickets for 81, 900; lib Whole Tickets
for 5000; 227 Whole Tickets for $4,000. No
discount on less than 500 Worth of Tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted,
in all respects, like the three which have al
ready been given, and full particulars may
be learned from circulars which will be sent
free from the office To all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for
agencies, will he attended To in the order
they are received, and 1t is hoped they will
be sent in promptly that there may be no
erai terms given to those who buy to sell
again. All agents are preemptoriy required
10 settle up their accounts and return all
unsOld tickets by the Goth day of March.
THOS. f.. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky and Man
ager Gift Concert, Public Library Building,
Louisville, Kentucky. l6w3In
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-21

"Some of these fine days. placidly
observes the Richmond Enquirer,
Judge, jury, reporters and spectators
of the Hastings court will wake up i'm
the basement of the City Hall, under
about 100000 pounds of brick and
mortar"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-21
old Type Metal.

VIyANTED-Purchase for lot of old
w type metal-an excellentsubstitute for
EshsiH metal, fnos ~. Apply 81 the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-21
10000 CA5H Gifts
$1.5OO.OOO

will'be distributed among the ticket-hodcrs.
The tickets are printed in coupons, OF
tenths, and all fractional parts Will be repre-
sented in the drawing just as whole tickets
are.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-21

A GEORGIA girl aided a noble char
ity at Macon by allowing three hum
dred men to kiss her at twenty-five
cents n head. When she got home
and washed off the enamel she felt bet
ter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-21
UNDERTAKING
A. w. MORTON

Respectfully informs the citizens of Dallas
and the surrounding counties that he has
expressly for the business, ana is prepared to
make Collins at the shortest notice, to order,
and trim them in all styles. He also keeps
on hand, Mt all times, collins of all sizes,
which he can deliver at an hours notice, day
or night. He has also made arrangements to
keep on hand q full assortment of Metallic
Burial Cases, which he can deliver on call
He has the exclusive agency for these Burial
Cases. for Dallas and surrounding counties
and can supply them mt the lowest prices.
Glass Hearse, and necessary appendages, he
will undertake all the necessary arrange
ments for burials with dispatch. He has de-
and respectfully asks the patronage of the
public. A. W. MORTON,
39wtf Cochran date StilD street.
, 1874-08-31

To>morrow tho oyator will ho restored to
place Of honor among men, Tho ruthless
months without "r's" will bavo passcd, aud
with .hom tho reprossive odict Of tho Common
Council. Tho oyster ia contomplativo boing,
0otnowl,at moody aud uncotnpauionablo in tho
summer month";; but withnt gcnial good
FOLLOW i'll season. II tho practice woro not for
bsddo,i in this city, something might DO got out
Of tho oystor by sorlea OF intorviowB to-day.
Wo should iiao to know what haa boeu royor-
borattng through tho chambers Of lis soul dur"
ing tho weary 1nontha Of hia bahtshmont. What
docs ho think OF his u1othor's oyes What docs Ito
tliuk Of his mothnr'a breaat Whas Of PorioIat?
OF Deoohor-Tilton or tho protty waiter
girla? OF Arthur Edwards, and tho Northeastern
Advocate Could ha not undertake. to como out
choerfully from Ills shell-to atop down and out,
na It wore-and strntghton all theeo crooked
things? Or docs ho remombor al the other
HtotnnchB that will acho2 Was Lis grandfather
a lypocl.onlriao7
, 1874-08-31

olapso sitter tho combustion begins beforp tho
Tiro Department or oYon tho nosroat observers
ntro awaro OF Its existoncc.
At prosont tho owners Of buildings vonld bo
only too glad to permit m invention to bc ap~
fdsod. FREQ Of cost, Which will bo Rurer hafo-
guard agalnas 1onH thnn insurance itBolf. "a Or
dlnarily conducted. And yot dlo Com
pany oreanizod within fow months In
N1W York for nf1D1Y}np fhfu 3run +fnr1
, 1874-08-31

2Se01T.aT]S ae1lct tho year. Lard Was quiet
nul 1aNo por 100 lbs higher, cloaiug at $1b.1211
cash, u,sd I'll. .26@11.a79 Hcllor tlo year. Moats
weYo active ad eaalcr, otoaiug at $40 for shoul-
tlcrB, 19@t2>6o for short ribs, 1211@129so for
Short cleer, and 1a14t@19o for eweot-piok1od
lams 1ltghwiuoa woro inactive and nominal
Mt U7@e7>So por gallon. Inko froiglts worc loBa
active aud unchanged. ut 90 for corn to Buffalo.
Flour Wan quiet md nominal. NhoAt WAS active
a1,a ~ higher, closing as p3Xo cash, aud o331Go
for Bspton,bor. Corn WIS loas actlvo and no
lover, closing at t65s6o cash, and oD96o for
Boptenbor. 0ats wore activo aud woa]t, closing
ut 5o5lfo casb, and $3.50 se1ler soplembor. Rye
WAS qulot aud strong at TIC. Barley was in
good domnna and stronger. closing at Do bid
for CASH, AMI 300 for soptonbor. Hogs were
active ut stoady prices, with lborai gncs at eb.O0
@7.4o. Cattle wcro In light demand aud un-
chnnecd. shoop woro dull at 92.60@4.76 for
poor to best.
, 1874-08-31

Tho whole Southern Conservative prosa, 10 far
ns wo Ilavo boon able to examine 1t, coinollos
with thoso viows. Tho brdtni folly Of tho Glib
BON County whites iB aarncatly robnkcd on nll
Hldos Thoro IL IN unanimous call for their In
etant puushnont Buch direction Of public
opinion ia only whnt might havo beon expected.
lilo groat mass Of tho southorn svllitoa, what
ovor elso thoy may bo, aro ocrtaInl, not Idiots.
It would bo tho height OF folly for them to do
anything which would mako tho Philadelphia
Press' appeals for "moro thorough reoonBtruo-
ton" worthy Of an instant's confederation.
Tho thing for wiso mon 10 do, North md South,
Is to keop cool, to dasrunt sensational r1.n,ors,
to Oppose all hu1ossnoss Of Whites or blacks,
md to strive IN unison, without distinction OF
RICO or color, for t1o salvation Of tho statos
which our policy Of reconstruction haa brought
to tho yergo OF ruin.
, 1874-08-31

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, 1874-08-31

Ono of tho most Interesting foaturoh Of tho re-
cent 1colaudo bllennlal Is tho fact that Oil tho
LIST Of August, tho now Constitution, which the
King Of Donnaxh graoiously gave tue lcolanu-
era, wont into operation. Dr.. Hayes, Hho hao
an intorviow with tho King on the ssma day hha
reported to the Now York Herald tho Tio#s q
tho lattor aB TO thu Constitution. According 10
the royal critic tho pooplo Of Iceland nov have
ayatcsnatso representation md local form OF nd"
nainlstsat!on. Hishcsto thny have only had q
consultative influence through t|aolr Althng.
Now thoy haye full powor OF legislation and tax ;
ation. Hitherto tho Ana!ra Of 1coland havo
hoan dtvidad hotwoeu tho bureaua Of difforont
Ministers IN Dounark. Nov Ioo1Rnd haa itH
own spoclal Minister. to whoac port
folio holonga all that ooncernB tile
h}ana. Tho atsalm whlol, oonaorn Don.
mark and Icalaud In common, such Oh tho
dynasty, intercourse with toraig@ powura, AMI
tho ordlugry rslatlons ot oonnaoroo, aEa st!il |"
tho AAntla pf thu Danlah Loglulaturo. Thu Con-
, 1874-08-31

There is a dull Roason In religion tho sama as
IL business; aud both Occur as tue ssu>e ti,no,
HONS hoarts Seem to DO moat open to tho an
proaohos ot tho e1horter when his coming Ia q
diversion from moro sbaorblng aud exciting
AHairs They oannot bear to look upon tho pro-
found uyaterlea OF existence steadily but would
rather 500 through glass darkly, and with in
toryala Of rest. This Is one Of many roaaons TOR
the goneral disregard OF religious obligations IN
midsummer, when everything bnt INCLINATION
ss,its to rnoas rigorous attandauoo upon tho
meaua Of Grace. There hays boon fow sun,n,az
soasoas OF late In which leisure time haa boon 10
abundant NJ IN this, and few III which the ohurshoa
bAyo boon 70 systematically deserted by regular
wo1ahlposs, Yesterday Ii Chicago waa naao
III polnt. Tho empty pows IN the cAuroh-
a. we1e many, aud tho "pi}lara" ware ~ often
~ not coaspiouona By their absoaoo. In behalf
Of thoas who Htayed at homo. II may bo ssid That
tlts Inducements to do oshoratas wora not
powerful,
, 1874-08-31

In tho future, French packot-Rhips will bo
commanded by naval officers. An order to tlis
e0ocs has becn made by tho Secretary of Marine.
waoee duty II is to provide for tho safety Of
Passengers On voasela sailipg under Fronch
co1ors. There will bo no dispute about tho wis-
dom of tho order. At least two steamers ha-
longing to the Transatlantic Limo havo boon lost
tn consequence OF tho cowarlica and ineflicioncy
of their olacers and, from aii tint wo Gun
learn, It Is a morcy that moru havo nos gone in
tho samo way. Naval ottlcera, howevor greet
may be their deficiencies IN other respects, arc
apt to bo good sailors and brave.
, 1874-08-31

Tho probable result Of tho fall elections ia
snottor Of speculation In Washington. Our
correspondent givos for what t@.ey uro worth the
views Of sonle gentlemen who arc eald to hayo
aoceas to peculiar sousces Of information.
Their opinion ia that tho Opposition gain in tho
next House will bo about sixty, thus reducing
tho Republican majority to thirty, and that tho
arAngora will not succeed III returning morp
than half-s-dozon Representatives. We do not
count much On tho peculiar sourcos Of nforma~
aou possessed by gentlomen as Washington.
Any 1nan Of ordinary intelligence uay BIT down
In hack Office mud evolve p1obabilitios.from bis
Own inner-consciouanea which will be quito na
satisfactory ~ those OF tho Washington geatle~
mkn.
, 1874-08-31

The appearance Of Fraucia D. Moulton at tho
meeting OF Plymouth Church On Friday evening,
aud his solitary vote againHt !he report Of tho
Committee was an act exhibiting both moral
and phyatcal courage in q high degree. 1t ro-
qui1es nervo to ntand up i'll the presence Of 5000
oaaaporatod ouenltes and Say No, when tho word
No III itaoff rebuko 10 overy other man in thu
assembly. This il wlaat Mr. Mou|ton did; 1t is
what ho had right 70 do; It Is what 1t was Ills
duty, ~ o member Of Plymouth congregation, to
do. Thu riotonA behavior Of tho meeting, gu
tho other hand, whom he rose to speak, and tho
attempt to mob him when 10 went out, wero
demonstrations Of moral and physlcal cowardico
moral, In that they dared not hear what Nonl-
ton had to BOY phyaical. in that eyery assault
By multitude On ono 1nan is oowardty, plym-
outh Church lowered itsolt IN that diagracoful
tumult far moro than it could eyor be lowexod ny
any oct of lta pastor.
, 1874-08-31

Tho verdict OF tho D1ooklyn Investigating
Committee IN the Deechor caso takes no ono by
surprise. It certainly does not surpriao those
who oonsitlor hlr. Boucher Innocent. Neither
does 1t aurpriso thoaa who, utter Weighing all
tho evidence believe TINT ho Ia guilty. It Is just
such verdict as any ono charged with an
orenso would have right to expect from q
court md jury appointed by himself, and from
among his most steadfast friends, Any other
verdict would, considering tho constitution Of
tho Committee, haro boon marvel. Tho report
Of tho Committee, too, ls such as WAS to ho
looked for from committee whose councillors
are ahrowd and skillfu!, though not profound,
lawyora.
lilo report. AZ dofonso Of Afr. Doocher, is ia
homo piaceA plausible. though nowhere cou-
vincing. It may satisfy tho Committee, though
We doubt eYon that; 1t may sattsfy for tho tima
being tho crowd which gathered at Plymouth
Church on Friday night to hear tt; it may eatis-
fy aona oxtra1no partisaps of AIr. Docchor, who
balievo thas his moral constitution Is different
from thas OF other people; Ii may satisfy tho
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AAo'' Aoa''4 eao".u 1''sA4' 'sa'"ss III" !" "1n
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1onts "a'" 4'o'oH's t''a'o''' oo' ;" tno 10"
port itaolf.
Inc lts' tang tn@s 8%Elae" us III pofoAla8 Is H.
'Aes a' 1no e''ooneo ID not H. some OF tho
Pranelpa %a'noesos dia not appear FRANK caE-
pen'a1' iof lnstohce' so1asoa 70 testify snaan
D. Ansnoog' 70 "nom thefo ID every roason to
oolleVo thet Mfs' 1llfon confessed criminal nti-
macy Win ME. boooher at nmo When aho could
have hed no possible rcason to ma9o auch con-
fcss'on unsesa 1t "ere ss7se, wsa not called.
Noulton's full Statensont giyoniso eas press, tho
Committee ignore ontao'y' They ray that
Moulton has rofuaod to testify; that NIL fo haa
, 1874-08-31

Tho new Administration organ III New York
will be started about tho middle Of September.
Il will bo called the Republic. Tho editors aro
picture takors There aro no caricaturistB among
thom. They will paint fattcrng postraita, and
gnccoed by appealing to tho vanity Of thotr
patrops, ii they succeed at all. It is not very
nice buaneaB, but 1t sometimes paya. suoh
work occasionally develops Joshuh Reynolds,
hut mover uogarth.