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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08
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GEN. B. j. Sweet, flrst Deputy Com.
missioner Of Internal Revenue, died
at Washington on the 1st instant, Of
Pneumonia, after q brief illness ot
nine days
The deceased was 4 gallant otiiceI
Of the late war, where he received
while at the head OF his wissonsin
regiment s severe wound, It the battle
Of Perryville, which disabled him for
life. Being thus united for duty, hs
was assigned to the Invalid corps and
put on duty at Camp Douglass, Chica.
60, whore his activity ard seAl frus-
trated the famous conspiracy Of ths
Sons Of Liberty, which had Tor its OBJ
ject the release Of the rsbsf pfisoners
then confined II Chicago, and The de-
ssruction Of that city BY 1irs. The
particulars N thar dfsbolleal plot, In
Guiding the arrest trial, and punish.
ment o: the conspirators, Il still fresh
In the public mind.
AT the closs of the rsr Cen. swess
was made Pension Agent - Chicago ;
subsequently Supervisor of Internal
Revenue for Illinois snd Wisconsin,
and 4 the tina a. hiadsath was Allihe
With much intelllgsase Ind SerSdlt 1he
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

Htephcn Girard's viii prohibited
eler9ymen from ever entering the
doors Of Girard College. AT . recent
visit Of the Knights' Templar of Roe
ton to the insfitutiOn, one Of The
Knights, = well known physician, who
wears q white neok.tic, was passing in
the janitOr accosted him, saying, /" you
can't pass in here, sir; the rule fol bids
itn 9 The hill ! can't" replied the
physician. All right sir, : replied The
janitor, apass right in"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

OyrIc1AL returns q Niasissippf givsl
Amss majority ovsr Alcesn for Gov.
ernor as 2O,5e1.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

WAsHlNGroS, Jan. 2.-'rhe increase
Of the Public Debt since June 60, 10,
Is 81, ,I49.6,I.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08
humeration OF school children
tate OF Indiana has just been
ed, showing 631, ,149 white and
ored school children, A total Of

eceipts for internal revenue for
Ter exceed those for the pre-
onth something over a half d
dollars, which indicates that
erican eltis - returning to
\ n6mber * tods per diem,
reyatled prior to the 'tpanic. .
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08
r u IS M 81:
ER YEAR IN ADvA1



The Dsmoctatic and Reform papers
axe nothing, IL not captious and fsult.
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doaA nom Tie subjugation Of the Re.
bollion down 10 tho arrest and punish.
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

A Chicago paper last evening far
nished the following special diSpatch
"A lady did good work ata billiard
hall in Atkinson, Ill, last night, and
made It lively for . while, smashing
glasses and bottles. She threw the
billiard balls into the street, and sent
sundry kegs Of lager after them. Bs.
sidss- this playfulnesa shs osused !
beer mug to carom on tho eye Of the
bartender, which gives sinister ex.
preston to his face. The cause of-all
these demonstrations was the fact that
the lady's two sons have been divert
ing themselves at billiards and Are-
water-and at considerable expense
since last autumn, refusing to do any
work for their own maintainance OF
that of their mother
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

NEW YORK, Jan. a-The bank state
ment shpws an increase in all the
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08


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1874
urIueznEsrl=szssz== -
New r.~. n..s J. 3. r...,.. q a
so.nl ny I. Ds0socrat OF st. Louis, Of tht
zs = - koO0 sPlrats over the pros
49, - .ne speedy compietion Of an
snsa s nne q railroad giving to 81
- ~. ulrect connection with iowa
~ Mnlsslse1Ppa valley and West.
o - ....Lvsu OOmpaay ma completed
~! sn.cn,e VIA tne HanniDa! and
~. sysPh O0mpany, Dy which the
v xS, liIo u lHHEoe9 from Hannlba!
- ~. cssy 49, De !uiiy completed and
das0 - 0Spesaslon n ehc next ninety
- tOe0 ID setfeauy nnlncd, OF
saDSeeali.sly so from Hannibal e
Aeeknk, tne nrst named Company hal
pe!1,cseo 1:a sslSne eements with the Kan.
- Csey and Northern Company 20 ust
~ !osa fFom Dasasnne 70 st. Louis
Etnelad1ng TIE bridge a. st. Chaflci
.o - uS0 OF tne uonOt grounds IN
|Se Louis.
sI1it 0ocurss 70 our city q direct con.
nsctton With KeOkuk on Z water grade
- - , line the shortest possible be.
t3eea The two points. The line Il
saia 70 " very superior, with no
o1A0e - ex0sed twenty-five feet POI
.ala - N1neet strAlght. The Wh0Ie
(011ooe to4 Keu4uk to st. Louis,
I0yNr tAiD!np9 road, Will not exceed
- m1l9G - sug6 arc the grades and
- - ~ - ~ t1Iat Il b expected
tn9,d.s 2eewee4 tAe p0ints may n
- ~ Mx AogeA ~ 1oO1l ~ unSSde fVaS
.6sYtole1y b61lneeedsssy 90 ~
y river roed, We mean ! lf60 0f rail-.
reeQ q WateF srade, Is now COM
Isoesd between buflingt0n and st.
- e&oePs 9 short link between Dav.
- u.lnsen ~ iowa which
:x.sS s9 - Mnisaca. Wnen nnished
49, ~ = = II. = g ~. ~ Continu0us ROAD irom
- ii 4sls 1n null on sucn grades
tie year, passise d through II ali he river y
Icxs s1n.,.f .-..-A ~ /.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

midst of ell this wonderful
of disclosures Of peculation,
It least one good omen, viz
be guilty are being punished
lutte generally. Ex-senator
b, Of New York, late President
Waikiki National Bank, has
und guilty Of misappropriating
7 Of the funds Of the bank and
q In prison.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

A Texas editor, whose midnight oil
must have failed him just as he was
going 70 nres4 pEints the following
leuee0etlc opinion: "The man who
,Weph vatsr petroleum and s0ll IL
veaH sneak into The palace OF the
lking ~ kings, and stsal the gliding
Effen the wings Of angels.
A country postmaster, In making /
souuisit3on On the department ut Wash-
inston for three Thousand postal cards,
|aroaogfnss lor the unusually large
nnnbsr esdesea by saying: HYol may
1hlnk taAt this amount Of postal cards
that / sopd for efe great (our ONCE be-
/ iA9 annal1), but I WI oxplaln Il to yoa.
|We Wont tAem 70 aavortise for man
thAt waa our town treasarcr and sb.
sconded.r
a Dn 1foiacs drasgist sent his clerk
! ont to dHum for salos Of oils. He call
ID upon . tradosulAn, and tossed Z
card upon the counter saying that he
represented that establishment. The
tsadeeman picked Il up,gave It steady
look. ead saI6 it was ! fne establish-
nenl, aud Was informed by the clerk
th1t he had represented 1t about three
years, whereupon he remarked to the
youth that he supposed he would sool
be partner. Tho youth said he would
/ be pleased to sell him somo coal oil
md that his establishment handled
more oil than any other In Des Moines
The tradoaman took another look al
The card, and asked tho boy II he wasn'i
mislAkea. He blushingly gucssed ht
was, - he returned the girls picturt
to his pocket.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

JNE OF the plainest and, perhaps.
bst effectual electioneering speeches
er made was that delivered in 1902
Marshal Laeuns: SOLDIERS" he
I'D, I'VE are voting to have Genera,
onaparte nominated as Consul for
10. Everybody is entitled to his
5pinion, and ] do not desire to in
uence any one Of You. Isimply wish
10 inform you that be who votes un-
favorably to General Bonaparte shall
be placed at the front Of his regiment
and shot as . sacramentarian. Hur-
rah for liberty
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08
The Courier job Department,
Complete v ith new
TYPES AND PRESS

PRINTING OF ALL KfNps
iErem Visiting Card 70 q Mammoth Poaser 4
s1scus0d r. GOOD style. Eastern prices and
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

NJ. Ivs Altman Of the Anti
Ppolk State Central Com
ees has e411ed . State Convention
sult asion, to meet on the 25th
(e6tuary next, at Des Moines. The
Fago Iymcs comes In patronizingly
- father in this move and gives
ary Of success for this party in 1874
swa. Az . leader Of reform, the
e has : record that will probably
mand the respect of the fire In the
party.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

LosDoS, Jan. 2--Adyices from tho
Gold Coast report that the British
forces have diivcn the Ashante.s he
fore them and penetrated 10 miles in
90 their country Three hundred Of
the Ashaniees were drowned ID cross-
ing the river Prah during retreat.
The Gold Coast was very unhealthy
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

EcEDck, Jan, 2.--During The inycs'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08
oTTUMwA IOWA. THURSDAY,

4
Or n sileace. At length 1fr. Upton
spoke:
aHow y thiss Ibelieve am look.
Ing upon Nr. LswisT
The Count ulniled, and, sitting down
ny he 6ankG, explained Ill thai wAa
mysteElous In his Arst vislt to Here.
ford, and oompletsly satisfied thu
banker Of the propriety OF ah his 90.
lions.
Belofu leasing ~ bank Count Hsrs
lmSf AAd obealAed 1(Es 1ipton's consenl
TO psopeeo 70 Nh daotAtor. As
"Co1e doWnst11su '1ried ~ bank.
81 - - arrived q III door ahsoluee-
~ 4osgettiAg feg Tie m0nont hls Dc.
deoofnm, S6ome down here aud 90
IN old acquainAance.r 4
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TEI.EaR,AMSI |
NEW YORK.

'nsSn ExPREssLy FOR rHr oornieR
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

LIvEKrooT., Jan. 3.--The actual stock
Of wheat in this city is $4,000 qusr-
ters, which is much below the ~esti-
mate. The stock of corn il I2,00Q
quarters, and Of aour 39.b0o barrels
and 3i .nM sacks.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-17
TWO SMALL PLACES FOR
SA l. E.

. "A II l.
situated In tho small village Of West Cornwall
VI, upon the height Of land which commands b
beautiful view OF tue mountain ranges upon tn
asst and vest six miles from Middlebury, fort,
DDS IRON post Office and two churches, Baptist
Ind Methodist), same distance to store; have dai
y ma anu stages to and from Middlebury. On,
said places contains two acres Of land, gooo
,ouse, AID all necessary cut-buildings, plenty OF
'ruit, 81 apple trees in b, airing condition.
Tue other contains about 4 acres, with plenty
II fruit, aud buildings in good repair Thes,
places will De sold lower than any other tw,
places in the State we'll situated the owner hav.
ing moved to Minnesota aud having no furthe
for them. Those having iu contemp lation tn,
purchase Of such places will fnd it to their ad.
vantage to look these places over at oroe and
the beauties which nature imparts in her season
II adjoining, r,ther than wait until March, tn,
most desolate season, aud then start uptn theii
pilgrimage Of home hunting. These places, on,
Or both, are well adapted to the wants of thos
who have mixed With the busy cares Of life, I'm il
NV they fluid that toll must cease and retirement
take place Of busin, aud activity.
Good society pleasant location, and that Ole
cry. cheap" are some Of the principle induce.
ments which am able to offer. shall be happy
to show these places to all wishing to purchase.
II. E. TAYLOR.
20;tf West Cornwall, Vt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-17
agricultural department.
co dOJcTtO. BY .AlBeaT CHAPMAN.


The apple tree borers are nocturnal in.
sects. the female Of which deposits sin.
gle egg 10 place generally low down il
the trunk Of the tree. THIS matches into
iruitless grab which burrows its way
deeper and inward into the tree, feeding
upon the sap wood. When half grown it
works its why still deeper and otil up.
ward. into the heart of the tree theu
outward, through the sap bark, but re.
turning again to the heart TO undergo itt
Transformation prior to issuing forth tC
reproduce its species. Thus in the spring
comes forth and emerges to the light o.
Jay.
Of the many remedies for the depreda
tions of borers we have never found ,
bettor plan for the eradication thar
watching for the castings that are ejectec
during the summer, by observing the dis
colorations or depressed portions Of thu
bark. Cut carefully in aud, when thu
ori6ce is found, thrust flexible wir,
therein until the insect is reached ant
killed. If the wire is barbed the ipsec
may sometimes be brought forth, but tn,
indication Of killing may generally be OBJ
served. Nevertheless. it will do no harm
TO inject solution of soap (stropg soal
suds) into the hole. Sometimes the youn,
insects will be found Immediately unde
the bark.
Birds are the best protectors agains
iuse.t enemies. Especially valuable ar
the wood.pecker. plea tribe. They ar
iudefatigable hunters of insects, especial
ly borers, their natural prey Hester;
Rwral.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-17

LAwNs-Their GRADES AND GRASSES
MIR. +. r. Elliott, 10 letter to the
Gardeners Monthly on the suhjec, at the
head nj this article, SAYS:
There is a truth ia the fact that oaly
in the suburbs and surroundings Of cities,
where intelligent landscape gardens re.
side. do we fird true and appropriate ar.
rangement Of ground, tree and plant.
But thanks to the growing intelligence
OF our people, and the grand desire o
each one to make bis home grounds fea.
lures Of beauty as well as comfort and
profit with economy, we are yearly adding
to the number in which true taste is al
least attempted to be developed in the
grade, line of path and planting Of tree,
shrubs and flowers, surrounding the home
family house.
Money and wealth, and expense Of af.
ter care, are not strictly part and parcel
of the tasteful makeup of a homestead's
household surroundings 1t is more in
the careful study before doing the work /;
first Of where the house should stand 10
order, according to its plan, to give the
rooms n st used, the best light, uud best
and pleasantest views; second, how the
paths leading to and from the doors can
be made graceful and easy. (for no person
will ever walk Naturally straight line OF
one hundred ieeD aad at the time just
where the main items of necessary travel
have to be followed. acknowledge this
is thought demanding no little study,
but it is feature of everyday life, that 10
the fret fitting of ones home. grounds
should be considered. The next point is
the establishment Of the grade. which
should always be, upon what we term
level ground on tho average frontage Of
suburban country home grounds.so toned
that while it rises from tho street line, it
does so, hiding mainly the portion Of the
pathways from those however useful and
necessary to tho grounds, and no more a
feature of beauty thereto than is the
chimney to the house. They are not the
10 the architecture of the work that be.
longs to the study and application of E
fee taste 10 the formation, saving and
except that they are the necessities which
when shown, exhibit the daily walks and
wants Of grounds, as do the chiuncys
the positions aud uses of the rooms in the
house.
Mr.. Elliott very properly recommends
heavy seeding Of lawns. 10 relation to
this be says:
the mixture I would make should be
twenty.eight pounds of clean Kentucky
Blue grass--the same of Red Top
twelve pounds of white clover, aud ten
pounds of Creeping Bent grass to the acre
Ia sowing this seed do it three several
times. i. e., divide it into three parcels
Sow FIRST east and west. then rake the
GROUND lightly then SOW north and south
rake again lightly, not over an ioch deep
with light steel rake, then SOW again
the last third of the seed cast and west
aud roll ,t-rake no more, hut roll il
FIRST east aud west, then north aud south
and then again east and west
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-17

PRINTING IN PEKIN.-A recent letter
from Pekin speaks of the erection of d
printing Office in connection with the
Government College, where six presses
are actively at work. IL il not three
months since the establishment was open.
ed, aud already it has struck of volume
Of poems, b. Tuugsuen, one Of the Min
listers for Foreign Affairs; volume on
chemistry, by Prof. Billegrier of the
Pekin College and several volumes Of
an immense work on the military history
Of the Empire during the last twenty
years. The operatives in this establish.
ment were all trained by American mis-.
sionarios, some OF them at Shanehae, -aud
some in Il printing office opened ia Pokiu
five year ago. After this 1t will not do
to speak of China as stationary and
petrifed Power. With the printing press
at work in its capital it must 60 forward
even if the Government has not already
declared by this innovation that progress
is its choice.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-17

weed pumps up water out of the ground.
The weeds in au acre Of the Deacou's
clover pump up more water in a day than
all bis animals drink 10 a month. Weeds
propagate faster than rats. have got
more rats than the d ,acon. but the Dea-
con beats me on weeds. The boys shoot
the rats. Yesterday they shot Two aud
scared away a dozen. Next year they
will come back again The Deacon kills
hundred of his weeds and buries
thousand Next spring they will come
up by the million Yon can' get rid OF
weeds unless sou kill Them. II you do
not kill them, they will kill you They
are worse than four ioot-rot 10 sheep.
They spread faster than caterpillers on
curraut bushes, or the cankerworm on
apple trees. Some of the orchards iu this
ncighborhcod look as though they had
been sprinkled over with kerosene and
set fire to. The worms have eaten of
every leufss Some farmers keep off the
insects ~ putting ia: bands round the
trunks q The trees in spring; some don't,
They think it is no use lighting the worms
Some farmers think it is no u,e
killing he weeds. 1t is natural ior the
soil to produce weeds They say you
can't ki them. The Deacon does not
sag weeds can't be killed, but he does not
try to kill them, He hoes his corn. |
don't hoe my corn. hoe the weeds. |
would kill the weeds if there was no corn
| am not sure that the deacon would
The Des con never summer.fallows. He
never fall-falows. He never tries tc
make the weeds grow He tries to smother
them up for few months. He does no,
kill the roots. He does not make the
weed.seeds grow and then kill the young
plants. The weeds on his farm are get
ting worse and worse. My farm Used tc
be worse than his; now some of it i,
cleaner than his. au fighting the weeds
He let's them grow, and is waiting fol
something to turn up. There are thou
; sands Of farmers doing the same thing
The weeds cost us more than all oul
State. national and local taxes; more
than all our schools, churches and news
papers. They are more expensive thar
ohildrens' boots and ladies' bonnets
They are as bad as cigars and fast horses
The horse may break his neck, and yor
will get rid OF him but the weeds vii
: stick tighter than a mortgage. and ru,
up faster than compound interest or
grocery bill. They are like bad habits
You must not iamper with them. NJ
halfway measures will answer. The oul,
way to stop using tobacco is to stop. tn
only way to kill weeds is to kill them.
l hope the old gentleman will b
, pleased with my "composit:on." / hop
|, when he visits this neig hborhood again h
will 6nd fewer weeds. Land worth Sl5l
per acre ought to produce something bet
ter than thistles, red.root. quack. gras
and chess.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-17

H. A.-ssli S...l >Is<e 1853 Asl4.e ae.,a
Ing directions. aud remain long unwell. providd
their bones destroyed by mineral poison 9th
fleans, and The vital organs wasted beyond the ro
Of repair.
Dyspepsin or Indigestion. Headache. Pal
In the Shoulders. Coughs. csines' Of the Chest. ID
ziness. Sour Eruc,1ions Of the Stomach. Bad Tas|
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks Papi,atiou NJ III
Heart, Inflammation Of tho Lungs. Pain in the regoj
Of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful symptom
are the ofsprnss ii Dyspepsia. In thess complaint
i, has no equal and one bottle will prove Letter guaI
anice Of It's merits than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, in Young or Oh
married single, At the dawn Of wumanhood, or III
turn Of life, these Tonic BitterI display 30 decided
influence that marked improvement is SOON peree(
iibe.
For Infiammntory and hronic Rhes1
niatism and Cout, Bilious, Remit;ent and 1ntel
mttent Fevess, Diseases Of tho Blood, Liver, kdnei
and Bladder. these Ditters have no equll. Such ID
cases are caused by Initiated Blood which i general
pfoduc. b. arrangement cf the Digestive Organs
They IRE n Gentle Purgative ms we'll Z
n Tonic. possessing also the peculiar merit OF act
rs power y agent in relieving Congestion or InharI
iaon Of the Lvar and Vsce.al Organs, and in Biod
Diseases
For Skin Diseases, Eruptons, letter So
Rheum, Dlocl-s, Spots, Pimpes Pus,ules, Boils, Ca
buncles, Rng-wornis. Scad Head Sore Eyes, Err
speas Itch. Scurfs, Dscoioraions Of the Skiu II Juno
and Diseases Of the S<in Of whatever nane ~ natur
short time by the use Of these Bitters
Grateful Thousands rroo'air NirsuA. BIZ
TIERS the mos, wonderful lnvigoraut that ever sdSan@
the sinking system.
] WALKER, Pron'r. n. II. MCDONALD q 90
Druggists and Con. Agts, San Francisco, al.
and COT. Of Washington and Charlton sa N-,v yors
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND EEALkRs
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