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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-15

tiaF City; where tboysmaySploGhst ~ flaits
IF The Tree 81. Lie. and eat and. Ire Tor.
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Ihc Des Moines valley Mcdical AS
soelation met at Oskaooea On tne I'm
inst at o'clock r. M, and inathe o.
sence OF President ana. Vice Presieent
tne meeting was orgsnized b{ eicean
~. r. UruweH, or e9kalo0ea, FreeaAsasl
pr0 TOM, ana Dr. Y: =. Foster, OF o.
Htumwa. assistant eeceetssy. \
81 Inc following memO0fs answered 70
ron call ks,@r
~: Gr!Woil, ~ H. e;nambeylasns
w. >. Lambert, a; 4. Melrs a. Y: Al-
ney, 2. .. InrAIl, =. ~ l,nsmsona Y; -
F9s.er, =. y. Doueiass, 3. - Mitcnells'
J.lC. H1nsey' -. nfo y: ~
LSWls, -. Az hurst Wms ~ McEAs
slnaIey. ,--,.s.,- -.
4, minutes Of last meetlng ree0 a10s
approved. y 81 sss a:.s.sgv .gss
. DE hurst on nensll OF 36ahaek4'
70: Medical society aelivered sesmeee'
ana sPPr0pf,ass su0Eose @ 49,
board OF CSneols nooom0c1aea 49,
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a: 1untnrle. o. reis ~. 2. neafie
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-15

DIR. j. walkers ClI1fOritIa VIM
,egar Bitters are d purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly nom the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges OF,
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califor.
MIA, the medicinal properties OF which
nro extracted thcrefrom without the ust
Of Alcohol. The question Is almos
daily asked, g What h the cause Of tht
unparalleled success Of vIxEoA1 sBTr.
RESP Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and tho patient re.
covers his health. They 6fv Che great
blood purifier and q e@giying ptincipe,
3 perfect Renoyator and lnyigoFntol
Of the system. Never before In the
history II the World has . medicine beer
compounded poiseedng7 ~ !e9eskeek
Q0H1}tios Of vIHEoA1 BITTnl4 IN heAiipR the
TX q every disease MATHS heir 70. IAey
~ i Gsmle Purgatiye - veil 50 Tonics
/ i1aieyi6g Congestion or INFLAMMATION o.
thA Liver and visccrM Organs, n Bilious
,Oseaaes. & 10 &c ~ l51csf SGss ga @#
The paUperties d aDa. aWAIsKERk
svfxxdAR BIrfxns are Aperisnt. Diaphnretic
CSymin11ives NnaiezouE IAxativns biurstic.
/ Ssdxtiys, upteg,Irri.snt, SudefifA Alteraf
uveA md And bilious. s..s {
= u n IA. s14SADOW AID - CO.. 81
1es ~ Co. zsss sse fssc'sssc g. cj4Y "A
! - ~ 81 Drse xi.ss ana Dssisls.
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-15

John Mcdonald, Of darlington dis.
appeared on New Years day, and his
mother Is very anxious to know his
whereabouts.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-15

IuC On the fShOeS keSrs. l.!
Whersis Hparts unknownap asks a
correspondent softhc Danbury Neps.
70 which, Bailey answers very truth
Iully aWlisre they don't advertise
: JAMrs Gnrrs, OF the Bentonsport|
paper mills, . ,perpendi culsr man 10 do
busines sswith; gays ussascall to-day.
This millisnow making texcellent pm
per, ana they sellit cheap. & !,
Thu value Of sunshine is shown
81, The net tlist, in ths week of
the /, gseat log,sl ~ torao the
arose - 37ipsrl ,000s aaYes-l
nike hot Know sbsfOfc 1 iorea hiany i
, -. "a asaFfslalsss hsss .ss5sssf 4siI'
s [: bsAaisg So sssad gos |:
!, ,Epiros 1s lScbb lsich. ofl
DAhlqas Pines. tered spen
duty hssPsnsion Agent lnss elinquish /
the Quill az editorssa-d tod. Ii.
1kc1sf An l4ass All taas bsyeza lssss
! - - ~ ssa!esza -ssas Sd bna bAsass|
! NoFsohs; of Rfftham Ydssrrs wivss
b. u asik drssa ana they 1Ye u NskrI
fsiri made out Of buffalo robes. Ana
Elisa| Fnfthsfs A4ysa thae osAs iaisd'0nly
: ' " NJ ak Ea. $50
THE OttuNh@s Fork House has sns-
rorAnd huaiuasa Y0rfh6aBrHaent. The |
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-15

tie meantime kicking his toes against
the wheels Uf his wagon. in . frantic
effort to keep warm, are rather micro
scopic and bard To get at But the
Buchanan County Bulletin, admitting
all of the above az true, remarks that
~lho joys Of q farmer under such cir
cumstances are fully US well developed
as those OF the impecunions wretch
who has to go shining around town
20 get money enough 10 buy that
thren-eorncred los 4 OF wood"
iise state isegsstes Of to-day says that
therc are four prominent Republican
candidates for speaker, viz: NJ. A..
Leahy, of Franklin county; J. G..
Sewbold, of Henry, j. q. TUFTS,
If Cedar, and John Ii. Gear, OF Des
Moines county. The opposition have
for candidates J. W. Dixon, OF Wapel-
10 county, and Smiley H. Bonham, OF
Clarke. That paper adds: scrhere is
little If any doubt but that tho Speak
or will be n Republican. We Judge
there Is no uncertainty in saying this.
There are fifty regularly elected Re-
publicans, aud the Independent Re-
publicans will, no doubt, prefer Re-
publican 70 Democratic assneiatios."
WE understand that some OF the
married ladies are indignant because
we occasionally notice the advent OF a
new baby. We are really sorry OF this,
as we were baby once ourselves. and
would have been glad 10 have been
considered of sufficient importance q
be noticed in the daily papers. lSuI
We were born in the long ago." whcr
newspapers and babies were not sc
plenty as now. Besides this VIC rccoi
lect our first baby an,l some Of the re-
Inarks that were madc then rel
headed spprentice boy saying
thst We were more pleased
nor dog with two ails"-which wae
fact. We like babies, we do we
like to kiss the little fellows, and when
VIC hear Of new arrival we arc al
ways ready 10 rejoice, and We ,lon't
think that anybody, now that we
have .de6ned our position onght to
"xo and got their backs up" because
70 tall ahQut the arrival Of these nice,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-15

10 the city Of the living God, where care
md omSjety are not known. What shall /
saw to the faithful teacher who occupies
such . responsible situation, teaching the
noblest and grandest work Of the ak days
creation immortal soul--houscd in
this tabernacle Of clay.
Its abode here is designed for prepar-
atory state; who shall prepare it to enter
tbe.abtles of eternal felicity, the home of
the best, TO wear the white robes Of spot
less purity washed in the Savior's etoning
blood,f 1t is for you mothers and faith
ful sabbath School teachers. It's Tor You
to Law the foundation Alright that every
rock may exactly fit in its proper place, for
remember that the sunshine and light Sof
Gods countenace will often be obscured by
the dark lowering clouds q adversely, that
the rains, and storms and floods Of this life
viii wash around and dash their angry bill
lows high up against that foundation ssO6y,
how important, then. that II be securely
laid. for il it falls the fall win he terrible.
To think Of Que SOUL going down otthc
regions Of despair, and to hear the mourn.
fai LAMENTATIONS on the atMooDhere Of that
doleful and dismal region, is terrible In the
extreme. Oh, teacher you must be Paspar-
ed for the great work Yon must b isti-
naatels acquainted with Gods holy bouk ;
You ,a1ist be no stranger, waiting At heav-
ems tlpar for m interview, within whose
solemn stiffness we can almost hear the
Arch. Angel crying holy, holy isl the Lord
God 9f1hosts, the King Of Kings and the
Lord 81 Lords, for he has.:styled Himself tbe
wonderful counsellor, and Is the great SOW
ereisn Of All worlds. To this great being
we can come for counsel and advice, Come
then 10 him 10 prayer, for the way has BEEN
made accessible through the victorious death
and suffering Of our great Teacher, who,
himself, was nm example Of prayer. The
stars in their. midnight watches have heard
him pray. lie prayed that we might pray.
The sun, the great luminary Of the day,
saw him toll. He toiled that we might
Toll. The wandering angsl,sc commissioned
at the throne Of eternal Joys On 2 tour Of
1 love and mercyyn nav him weep He1wept
that we might weep. Prayer Is tie thiis.
tian's ma tive air; prayer is tlseIkey that IN.
locks the golden gates ct Heaven, md
brings as nearer the eternal throne Of God,
TEACHER you must study how to intseo
your class, how to lead their minis ffen
the. tFansitory things Of time, which aares ~
feeding asst nc tides Of the slnmbsrine ocsan
heaving Its mighty weight against. tarsieH
Of sand, then receding with i. mingled roa
df sadness vibrating upon the 5soiomr'aiS
4 Sois the life Of children. They cannc
Hotter on the banks Of time. She ahs1te
them along. and they grasp with interest >
il every prospect or object that ia pressufe'
Ia 81, hi or thought. Go with tlfefn. teach
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-15

~ JAMES GnEEN, or the Bentonsporti
papsr mills, 4 arpendiouisr n1aI % DO
busine ssswith, gays us,ascalli to-day.
This millisnow making excellent pa-l
per, ana they sellsit cheap. & afss
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-15

The last number Of ~ Rasyroaa
Monitor contains some intercsung
items about the old Des Moines VAL
ley Railroad, ssioW thssKsokuk 3 Des
Moines Road. Il says tho Valley.
Road has 269 niles Of frsek. 81 loco
motives, and $50 cars. rs spaid up
capital stock "a n, 52a;5O0y zAd A6bt1
$6OO6, 600 Tho cost Of consttnSl16a
was SIS, 8O3,2S5. it, gross receipts for
the fiscal year were t776,2 54, and the
net receipts over operating expenses
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-15
0ttulnWa Marble Works

1laslWH ~ - Lln - - Is.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17

it is odd that so beautiful thing as
bouquet could by any possibility be the
occasion of trnuble; bat We Witnessed
the like few days ago. \ young fell
low from the tram ii seemed had sold
bouquets to number Of people, and i'll
the hurry Of making change had over
locked collecting from one lady; but
seemed to know what case it was. and
after closing out his stock took up his
basket and started oft-ezclnimiug as he
launched. "Whorcahouts in Hell 5 that
red headed woman that was here min
tie ago and went off with bouquet
without payin' ? She's 90: the flowers,
and by thunder l want my money !"
And he went his way, but not rejoi-
cling.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17
A Mistake Corrected.

LONDON. june 10.
4 sami-oficial telegram from Berlin
explicitly con,radicts the dispatch of
Friday last that the Federal Council of
State had voted to extend to all the
States of the Empire the new Prussian
law for the civil registration of births.
deaths and marriages. The Federal
Council really rejected the bill on the
ground that its provisions are not in
harmony with the legislation OF the diff
ferent States. The Council. however,
adopted resolution inviting Prince
Bismarck. as Chancellor, to prepare a
new bill. the provisions of which shall
be applicable to The whole Empire.
This is in consequence with the system
of anti-sectarian legislation of the Ger
man Empire inausurated by Prince
Bismarck. Now, the priesthood, and
not any courts or Legislatures, determine
the validity of marriages and the legiti-
macy of births. Naturally, the secular
authorities want to wrest this power
from the hands of an unfriendly priest
hood.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17
MORE: WILD S3OO TING EE TWEEN
CHARLES DE EoJN:i AMI NAP-
TiJiE4a.

IN list evsIiiuc',, Chronisie We find the
following an!e- date O! San Francisco.
JIac Is:
4 shooting a5Trny occurred al II 4. u.
to-day. nn Washington street. opposite
tie postul;ce. hr:UotA Charles De
YJuur az the Clare. icje aud +. +. Nap
;l.aiv al the San. light shots we've
exchanged. and neither IF the principals
were hit One of the bullets, however.
straci, - ii,;.a boy aame! Henry Mi
c!.sli. :. iatsSs ug,,r boy ior the Western
Union, Telegraph Company, VII" was
crlS,.uz, ti,t. street at the time. Il" Tt
c=iyed ii Ash wound il the leg. Nap
thaly states THAI he was going to the
PostoGli,e and su,iieniy found himself
confronted iIy De AOuUG. whose face WIS
untitled up with large scarf; that De
Young instantly drew revolver and
fred. the parties standing within ten
feet az each other. Napthaly then drew
au,! fired five times ut De Iouug, who
shot again at him. At this lnnc,Hre
seyerui citizens iuterierci and the COM
hatau;s were arrested. They are now in
ia;!. and charges OF assault with intent
TO commit murder have been entered.
De Young declines 10 make any state
mer' beyond saying that NHpthtly fired
the first shot. and that he sought the en-
counter Ly Ituson Of a scurrious attack
hv the Saa last evs min. on the character
OF his mother. 1ho affair caused III
tense excitement. and public indignation
Is loudly expressed.
TGis Is getting monotonous. 1t Is
time some skiifui ma1ksnan took ii
hand in these wrangies and shot the
whole set OF EN-. Napthaly aud al.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17

A Coop RFGULATIoS.-The Monopoly
has made one good regulation. in these
times of smallpox alarm. The small
pox cases come only from the East, and
only 10y the Immigrant trains; 50 the
order has been given that West-hound
Immigrant trains be stopped east Of the
WhistlePost-i. e, y a mile otf-at
each town along tie road. On reaching
the Whistle-Post. the engine and fats
are uncoupled from the immigrant cars.
and pulled up 10 town for water and
regular stop. When the time comes to
start. they back up and couple, and the
IMMIGRANT cars are whizzed through
town at lively rate. Il is an excellent
precaution.- Measure for liccs'Ire.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17

- rr -, 1900, -
our sh'eu A0o'ph-' ''oh IL ~
meet wiki that unanimous encourage
r,.rt which so ardent n lover of the
1890. TT, G., r.,
hi.i-'-' i-''7H' eAf'o'.
cisco Post deals with his last dodge thus
puagentiy, rs follows:
S,r,o men won; die when the;r brains
ors ont ma Mr. SDtrotUonel is one of
- Il. see hv tbe TELEGRAPH that he
a1r,i, lDo,--;,', II the 6nnr of the
st With ;, pn,l,tied nrorosit,on-u
NJ a,,.,d,,.,,. =, tho Ward hill He
- - 70 ,rrs, Lius.lf wifi, the
C".,,,;..Sa ~, 1-;,,,e cd AJ;n;n,, md
v,i,rd of his own vii; ont of thai. He
-. A. J,,,;.,;..y,- C,,rau,i,.ea and has
r., l-i1.l-zd or1t If thot And now he
~. ,-i,.t-..d IN tn COMMITTEE ON Puhlic
I,anis and hraos tn, he has secured
~. ,~,er4. there;n that will rerort in his
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17

AGAINST CooLIEIsN.-The following,
we take it, is intended to weed out the
possibly growing evils of Coolieism:
Conkling, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported with amendment House
bill to protect persons of foreign birth
against involuntary servitude. Placed
on calendar.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17
NEW TODAY.
a GARD.

Carson. Wednesday. June II. 1874.
We. the undersigned, citizens Of Carson,
wishing TO show last t-ibuts Of respec. 20 our
favorite artistic. AMY STONE, whom We esteem
both as lady and an actress, request her, re-
speCtfuily. 70 lame some evening en- which
we may at least otttr our presence foT the coca
sion Of aTestimou:al Benefit.
=. II. Nedtr, Z. 7. EeNy,
Jerry Schooling, J. RosenstolS,
Theodore A Hale, :. 7. swift,
z. s. Eld1sdSe. Geo. ellison.
Alex. Mitchell, F. BCsbo,
David Il. Sessions, James Frsser,
Sylvester H. Day, .. P Willis.
Alfred Helm, C. T. Colaon,
Il. II. Bcnce.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17

SENATOR JOHN LOGAN of Illinois who
evidently thinks that the financial prob
lem is thing to be decided by the Rab
Rousling tactics of western stump ora
tory, has gone to Illinois to fire the
Sucker heart in favor of imitation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17

TIE Arkansawyers still continue to de-
noance one another for thieves and
rogues, and the honest song of the pis-
.ol is heard in the land. One Hall, in
Conway county, killed Doctor Crittenden
ard also Deputy Sheriff before himself
vas wounded and captured.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17
TIE FRENCH SITUATION.

On te.....l., Is chosen at saa33ln. 1t
icay,i-s. rs-u1.elr. something permanent
ana t3a-i1ta IN French politics. u~nra
Il = &c: justified By facts. Il would lie
70 Eiat IA: Il irrsIs-e to IN IKE The Insta-
bilitv .. French A.:yrs'' 4 Isa.]iu-.
E-sl.tli. politics are h..,,lslsscof:c. While
yoss gaze III wonder II the aspect mo
nsn,ariiy presented, breath OF air
comes upon tne observer and instrument,
Rrd what WIS is hcreleszly lost, aud
nsv forms arise. dazzling. marvellous.
-ohenaTal- The MeTqgis de St. Croix
s.2ps Gaajetsa across tae eyes with
stalking cane. That iS-Napoieonisin
sfaros - strike Led Il lublicanisu III the
ficc-,l.reS 10 court the worst condition
possible t. France. Il Pays. with Paul
its ClSsagGac for its editor, tie bully
sit, an assumed name, the hero Of q
s.1-s Of Glels. 81 fuI Of false c!.iyalry
Is Barnxeil Ehett or Preston Books.
les u wal; for the Red L pGblic IS the
Ead 2zp,,l!.c is embodied in Gambetta.
the wi;r Corcicsu. And in all this there
IS guite as much OF cohercnce IN the
French politics of the day as in anything.
The present President. Marshal Ne
I-hon, Louis Napoleon 5 right hand
z1an at Sedan. is n dummy Imperiaiist
a: the head of the Republic. To be sure
:Es :. Republic " is as much CT bur
}7sqae On repablican;sm. as AcMahon
: z r1anikin Of Napoleonism. The
active forces are u sham. The Bona
pa-t:sts are rs much Bourbons rs the
Bo-Ebous themselves. TIE Republic is
nondesciipt aud false. 1t throtties the
press and hIxis the A,Irse;iriSe. Iai-
Far!.Iis,n rroTckes the reign of the
61as C,.lritsS and longs for the Prince
Imperial. De Charities and the rest OF
tie Lf0narctists are as much impracti-
cables rs Eochefort and the ai'synthe-
DESTROYING laaatics Of the Commune
There Is no thought OF stability; no
phase nor groundwork fer compromise.
aEcN4lon Is sustained one minute and
denounced The next. The verge OF the
c.li OF Communism and bloody revenge
gaDss on this side, and the not less
bIoody Probabilities of Navoleonis.n or
the ether. Free speech breeds ANARCHY;
70 form o. government is content with
ont some one 10 prosecute and cypress.
The popular iiIe;, IS perverted With the
Interior Object of subjected AID ,i9or-
odsiy conquered class The sense of
tyranny 1erv..des all alike. Liberty car
RES with it The right or the power to OPP
press. huI: and Luniliate. All PARTIES
a-s -ire for rampant revolution The
appetite has become chronic and ungoy-
s-I-ble. Moderation is not and cannot
BE- France has come to live upon arti-
fetal slim alaBts and cannot be satisfied
With the simpler and more wholesome
yiaris. OUe looks back, even from Re
publican America, even from the stand
point which frowns upon any but a self
5raained government for tie people,
By .he people. and cou.emplates, with
gratitude. the order, prosperity and CO.
he-ence Of the late Empire with its
-Jrdar, objects aud enterprises of peace.
France mus; be governed; for she will
~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17

WIZ YESTERDAY s mails were detained
is explained in the following:
EniSrant Gan. June Ia fire at
IgIa Pass woo,lshed to-day destroyed
three-qua,ters of Il mile If snow-shea.
together with woodsheG and about ]. 800
cords Of wood. Trains vii! not lie able
to pass hefoFe Tomorrow afternoon. The
fire caught from passing train.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17

ONE Edward Mullen, an ambitious
pedestrian, has walked fifty miles in
zine hours end two minutes, which is
tne fastest time on record. He said he
meant to walk lis miles inside Of II
hours. But this is only Mullen stalk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17

AsrTHALY. with his Sun, 9larcs upon
he i0ibies Of The uncharitable DeYoung.
His las. Performance was to run, below
ING, from Charles DeYoung, swearing
that be was pursued by the latter, pis-
.oi IN Land. i court examination failed
% fnd any grounds for the accusation.
Meantime, the Chronicle mentions the
.S.i1. Only to denounce it as disreputabie
sheet. The DeYoungs evidently look at
the Sun through smoked glass-that is
TO saw, a smutty medium. Who keers :?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17

THE Army Reduction Bill is dead-as
il ought to be. 1t is the most senseless
measure of these times of i'll considered
legislation.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-22

BIGAMY AND 1NcEsr.-Comly r. Jones
Of Claymont, Delaware county, was before
Alderman Hagey in Philadelphia Oh Sat
urday charged with bigamy. He had a
hearing on the 10Th instant, when K. T..
Hannum Jr , testified that on January l.,
1872 Jones married his sister Susannah
Hanpum, The marriage certificate has
been stolen, but Rev. Mr.. Cole eriormed
the ceremony, and Jones and his sister
lived together as man and wife without dis
pute, and his sister bore Jones child.
He bad left his father-in laws house. and
on November %, 1873, be married Lizzie
d. Pox, also Of Delaware county. These
facts where further testified to by many
witnesses, among them the father Of the
first wife, r. G. Hannum, Sr, as well az
by number of witnesses who knew Jones
both previous to his marriage and during
his residence at his father-in-law' house.
With regard to the second marriage the
certificate was produced. signed by, and
with the seal OF Alderman Donaldson, GER
trying that he had married Jones to Fox.
Mr.. j. l.. Rodgers, testified that Jones had
confessed to him his marriage with his
daughter. The defendant was held in So,
600 bail for trial.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-22
NIischIefih the AI..

We cannot analyze the AERIAL poisnns that
produce epidemic and endemic diseases; but
the valuable discoveries which hay" been
made in vegetable pharmacy enabl. "a I"
counteract their malifc influence. The most
powerful known antidote to every species Of
malaria is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.a pure
botanical medicine in which the finest an
tiseptics tones. alternatives and stimulants
of the vegetable kingdom are skilliully and
effectively combined. At seasons Of the year
when the atmosphere is surcharged with
any infectious diseaseis supposed to be present
in the air. this famous corrective should be
taken regularly as n protective. All who
choose to observe this rrecaution may bidde-
iance to intermittent and remittent ievers.
and in fact to all disorders generated by foul
exhalatiUns or impure water. auglOtcE
The daily gazette., 1874-08-22
IHe BPOOhiyH !SrUIitini.

Moulton's long looked for statement in
the Beecher-Tilton case has at last made
its appearance. 1t occupies over twenty
columns Of small type i'll the large city
dailes. IT. is compiled chiefly of letters
from the parties interested. and its APP
pearance created II greater sensation in
Brooklyn than all the other previous
publications of the great scandal.
This statement is well calculated to
shake the faith of the most ardent adj
mirer OF the great pulpit orator. Ii will
be very surprising if, after all, Plymouth
Church is not broken up before the case
is concluded, if it is carried into the
courts for final adjudication. Moulton's
character has been strongly assailed.
But then it must be remembered that
Beecher has on several occasions held
him up ;ls one Of the best Of men,
Beeeher says of him in letter to him
Many, many friends has God raised
mp to me, but to no one Of them has He
ever given the opportunity and the wis.
dom so to serve me as you have"
And again writing to Mrs. Tlton,
Beecher exclaims:
The friend whom God sent to me
Mr.. Moulton has proved above all the
friends that ever had, able and willing
TO help me in this terrible emergency OF
my life"
Mrs. Tilton, too, addresses him Us my
Dear Friend Frank"
Nevertheless, Beecher may refer {,
other men perhaps better than himself
who have been bascly betrayed by
friends in whom they had repoied tn,
utmost confidence.