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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-02-10
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt,

Eyery drop Of the sARsApAR1LL1AN REsoL:
and other Fluids and juices Of the sy.sm the vsor Ok
IT, for itrepars the wastes Of the body with new and
G.nduar disease. Ulcers /, shs throat Mouth. Yu:
mors Nodes in,he Glands and aher parts Of the system,
Che worst forms Of skin diseases Erup!ie,s. Fever
Acne. Black Spots, Wormsin the Flesh, Tnmors Can.
cersin the Womb and all weakening and painful dis:
charges Night Sweas. Loss ofSperm andall wastes Of
the life principle. within the curative range Of this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and few days. use will
prove oany person using tfor either oftbese forms Of
diseased its potent pr over to cure them.
1.-THE patient, daily becoming reduced BY the wastes
and decomposition thatis continually progressing
ceedsin arresng these wastes and repairs the eana
with new materialmade from healthy blood-and this
the SARsAPARIi.LIANw will and does secure-aeure
ascertain; fr when once this rcm"dy commences IL
work Of publication. and succeeds in diminishing the
loo, Of wastes It's repairs wilb rapid and every day
the patient hmsel growing tetter and stronger
The digesng better Of petite improving. anddssh
end weight increasing.
ALT remedial gents In the cure Chronic, Scro
tulons. Constitutional, and Skin diseases buttisth the
only positive cure for a
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FEVER AND AGUE.

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and Avue and all other Maarious Bilious, Scarlet
Typhoid, Yellow. and other Feyers laided ~ kAD =
WAYS PILLS 40 quick rs RADWA1'ShEAOI H.
LIEF. Fifty cents per bottls.
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Kidney d Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb diseases Ora vel Diabetes nrnrsv,
6oppage of Water Incontnence of Urine, Brighs Dis
ease, Albumnura, and in all cases where there arc
deposits, or the water is thick clondy, mixed
with substances Ike the white an egg or threads like
and white bone dust deposits and when thereiS
apricklng sensation when passing water. and
pain inthe Small ofthe Back aud along the Loins.
1xns0r Of IL Years. GTO1vth
Cured BY Rad,V0v's Resozve,st.
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4 BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAIN
~ ed from Courts of different State
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ed. NJ. HOUSE. New York.
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16


A wife commits adultery and volun-
tarily tells it to her husband, without
his asking or suspectinE her.
She tells her husband that she com.
mitted adultery, and she tells him this
in order to induce him to love her
more, and keep her from committing
adultery.
The husband forgives his wife for
committing adultery, and continues to
live with her and love her, as though
nothing had happened.
The husband forgives the man who
committed adultery with his wife and
Lives four years on good terms with
him.
The husband, who has been injured
By the wife's adultery, fearing that
there will be q rupture between him
self and the adnlterer. gets third
party to act as mutual friend to keep
them on good terms.
The husband whose wife has COM
mitted adultery, gets another man to
help them keep the secret.
He next engages for the same pur-
pose the proprietor of q newspaper.
He takes all these measures for Sc
cresy when he alone is the only person
to make the crime known.
The man who can forgive his wiie's
adultery cannot forgive her for deny
ing II.
The man who can forgive the sedu-
Ger of his wife for the seduction can.
not forgive him for the lesser offense
Of putting him (the husband) in false
position BY denying it.
Hence he who did nothing to avenge
the adultery institutes the greatest
lawsuit on record to svenge the denial
of Il.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16

Twenty young men and women who
wished employmsnt, last Gall, associated
Themselves togsthsr at Springfield, Vt, for
the purpose Of doing buainssa that would
furnish them with work, wages and home.
Each paid in . small sum - capital, and
agreed that one-fourth Of thstr wages
should b saved and allowed 10 accumulate
u capital, to enlarge the businsss. They
rented workshops and furnishsd dwelling
house whore they boarded shemselvss, and
commsnced tho manufacture Of toys, table
mats and baskets, under the nams Of aIn.
dustrlsl Wosks." In SIX months they
saved fourteen hnndrsd and ssvsnty-SouI
dollars from thsis wages, and thres hundred
and 6fty dollars In the cost OF thsir board
and washing, making : total Of el,s24
saved In the dx dull months Just passed,
This saving coatlnued Ave years, the money
bang invested in business that will paJ
seven Per cent will amount to $21 900 ID
ten years 70 $50, 900 IN twenty years 4
Sl4s, ,esl; In thirty yssrs 70 tsa7.77s, ol
$l7,63S for each member Of The association
~. .A76 for each couple. With such ~
example and oportunity before them need
working people BE- oppressed by capital
By increasing their numbers. to hundreds
their capital will soon amount 70 million
of dollars.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16

Our readers will recollect that with
out any authority of law, but by force
and mob violence, the White Lesguers
somc months ago drove from his Office
Sheriff Crosby of Vicksburg. In the
course Of these operations about . hum
dred negroes were slain, and but
one or two whites. Crosby was after
wards re-lnstated, and now the news
comes of his assassination. This only
seaches what any man knows of the
fearful state of barbarity-resultin
ffom human slavery-which exists
smong large class Of people at the
South. The argument Of the bowie
kaife and pistol-the handy work Of
the assassin, IL the natural outgrowth
Of tho great sin Of slavery, and It per-
meates not only society, but enters In
TO the political acts of the citizen. II
ais the same which sought to pull down
'the temple of liberty, and In the at
tempt poured out sea Of blood. Be.
fore the rebellion no mans life was
safe from these Southern desperadoes
who dared to speak his honest senti-
ments against the institution OF sla-
very. The same IL true to-day that NO
man who stands mp for the equal
rights Of al citizens, black or white,
ljs secure from the pro.slavery assas.
bins knife,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16
NEW YORK

NEW, YORK, June 10.-The grand
jury of the u. S. Circuit Court to-day
found an indictment against III. B.
Claflin, of the dry goods house
of ii. b. Claflin s Co, and w. II.
Talcott, silk buyer of the firm, for
completely in the recent silk SNUG
CLING frauds. There are three indiet-
meuts against Talcott charging him
with receiving and concealing SNUG
gled silks. Three indictments were
found against ii. d. Claflin & Co. the
first af which contains four counts,
charging them with concealing six
casos of smuggled silk goods valued at
$50, 600 on the lst of April, 1873. The
second Indictment contains Is counts.
1t charges them with having at yari-
ous times during the year 1872 and
1873 of receiving and cancelipg guam
titles Of valuable silk. The third in
dictment contains twenty-eight counts
charging them with having received
and sold large quantities of silks, well
knowing them to have been imported
into the United States contrary to law.
The names of the members of the firm
also indicted are Horace L. Clafiu,
John Claflin. Edward f. Fames. Hor-
ace j. Fairchild. VIM. S. Dunn, David
Robinson and w. M. A. Talcott.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16
DeAsh and she Grave,

IA Fable.)
II am hungry" said tho Grave.
"Give me victims"
Death ansWered:
81 shall send for q minister of awful
destruction and You shall be salts
fled.n
Aud the Grave answered:
"What minister will you send ?"
Il will send alcohol, He shall 20 in
the Ruise of foed and medicine, pleas
ures and hospitality. The people shall
drink aud die"
II am content"
And now the church bells began to
toll and the mournful procession to
advance.
"Who are they bringing now ~ said
the Grave.
"Ah," said Death, .'they are bring
ing q household. The drunken father
aimed q blow at his wife. Ho killed
the mother and her child together, aud
then dashed out his own life"
sand who" said the Grave "comcs
mex, followed by q train OF weeping
children 2"
aThis IL . broken hearted woman
who has long pined away in want,
while her husband has wasted his sub.
stance st the tavern. And he, too, il
borneSbehind, killed By tho hand OF
violence"
"And who next ~
IA young man OF generous impulses
who, step by step became dissipated
and squAndered his all. My agent
turned him out to bo frozen on the
streets"
"Hush I" said the Grave, NOW hear
| . wall Of anguish that will not be ST.
lcnced.'
EYee, II is the widows cry. 1t is the
only son OF his mother. He spurncd
| her love, reviled her warning. and. q
bloased corpsc he Gomez to thee. And
thus - further than the eye car
reach, the procession crowds to thy
abodes. Aud still lnred by tho en-
chanting cup which I have mingled
the Sons of men crowd the paths o
dissipation. yainly they dream of es
cape but l shut behind them the invis
iblc doors OF destiny. They know i
not and with song and dance snd rio
they hasten TO thee, q Grave! Then
throw my fatal spell upon the new
throngs OF youth and soon they to-
twill ba with Thea.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16
Ella PaP Thomas and sheR0an.
81. Louis Globe Dem.

Tho Munchsusen Memoirs are catch,
ing It from some Of Pap, Thomas'
old soldiers, who refuse 70 believe that
the old hero was slow in mind and
action, % the author asserts. II An
artist were called upon TO paint the
most heroic picture OF the war IN Q
single figure, he could not make bet
ter selection than that OF Gen. George
II. Thomas holding the FedesAl line
OF Chickamansua against terrible odds
when most of HE associates he'd taken
up the line of retreat for chattanooga.
He was accused Of being "slow" at
Nashville, but hO was very sure there.
He knew that n he lost that bsttle the
Confederate army would soon again
overrun Kentucky, and perhAps got
into Ohio. In that event. the "mAfeh
TO the see" would have gone into his
tory with . coloring entirely different
from that which II now wears. The
Fourteenth Corps, ,;oommAndea b. tA1e
''slow" man, never engaged n . battlu
in which it, per oeut. Of lossss VA Aol
q great - that Of any other corps n
the army. George H 1A0noa - ouG
Of the men whose memory a0nnnt b.
assailed without discsedit to Tie aaeail.
ant, NO matter what may Be his ranh
or station. Save In the trumreting oi
his own valor, he would bear eonpaf.
ison with any American General on
either side Of the war. whether living
or dead.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16
Artificial eyes for horses are annanacsa

Artificial eyes for horses are announced.
London market gardeners pay $500
per acre yearly rent for the land they cui-
tlvate, and their average profits arc $500
per acre.
BY the new convention between tho
French Government and the bank Of
France it is provided that the bank shall re-
sumo specie payments January i, 1878.
The merchants OF Philadelphia have de-
cided TO send the LIST regiment Of pennsy.
vania infantry to the Bunker Hill ceuten-
uial, that Philadelphia may be well repre-
sented there.
1t isn't often that any ordinary person
accumulates board bill OF $40 000, but
San Francisco man has brought suit fer
this amount for boarding the wife Of relative
from March, 1s49, to July, 1868
Six hundred thousand dollars haye been.
subscribed to start paper IN Vienna, from
the editorial departments Of which al jews
or '.persons of Israeli;ish extraction are to
be excluded. All other Vienna papers ale,
in great degree, in the hands Of this race.
In South Carolina the financial and in.
dustrial situation is better than at any time
since the wsr, and the same II also true of
Mississippi. Ia the latter State there Is
more land IN Ter cultivation, sud
better wort ed AZ that. that ever before. Aa
incr Of rom to 6aud oven 10 per oea.,
in cotton aver tho average ol tue isl
several years is anticipated In The cotton
product, while there viii be much lergar
corn crops also. General thrift is hooked
for when the crops are ready fer the market.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16

The great railroad war" goes on
with no apparent approach to . settle
ment. On Wednesday last, Mr.. Scott
laid before the public through the
Philadelphia Ledger, some items in
the expense account due to the strug-
gle. For the four months ending the
3Oth Of April, the gross sArnings Of
the Pennsylvania. road fell of $444,.
667, causing IN estimated net decrease
Of profits OF about $lll,O0O. Mr..
Scott does mot say how much Of this Il
due to the competition with the Balu-
moro q Ohio road, but the infersncs
10 that IL arises chiefly from that
source. and IL will bs noticed that the
statement does not include tho results
OF the last month. which has been tho
sevsrest Of any. Col. Scott processes
hinself willing to refer the difference
between his COMPANY and Mr.. Gar.
rett's to "disinterested and competent
parties for their dscisios," which is .
proposition made BY Mr.. Jewett of
the Erie Road at the opening Of March
and acceded to by Mr.. Scott, but rs-
fused by Mr.. Gsrrett.-N. Y. Times.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16
oTTUMwA, WAPELIo COUNTY. IOWA. JUNE 6 1878

observes: "Occasional and serious
monetary disturbances are the "inev-
"itable results Of the boarding Of 20
"large an amount Of gold In three OF
"the principal countries Of the werld." !"
It is reasonable to conclude that ell
yer resumption, although difficult,
would be eminently useful - step
ping-stone toward . thorough return
to specie payments. There IL . sur
felt Of this sscond rate metal In Belgi-
um, France and the Netherlands, 40
well as In Germany, msking the pres
ent very favorable time to push all
yer resumption, and make It an sstab-
lishcd fact.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16
Smoke Yonr S00A Cofn.

NH1LLlCoTnEs Ia, juno JtO, 10.
EDS. CoURIER:-I saw In your last
issue, comPlaiats. Ahoas corn not com
Ing up,being taken by wire worms.
There 10 the same complaint in my
neighborhood. 1t might not be amiss
Tor me to tell your farmer readers how
save my seed corn and my success.
pick my seed corn of the stalk q II
begins to ripen. II In the milk all tho
better. hang It mp In my smoke.
house TIL Spring. When / smoke my
meat my corn smokes also.
l never had my corn come up better,
and better stand than this year. It
grows rapidly. w, 8. MYRIcK.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16

The Rev. George Bacon who stirred
up Henry c. Bowen 90 savagely BY
refusing to serve in . Congregational
Board OF Ofilcials with Bowen, is not
disposed to leave In peace the man
who "knew all about II" but ~ yet
has failed to tell any thing bearing very
pertinently on the scandal. In . sec
ond letter he says Of Bowen's knowl-
edge of the facts bearing on Beecher's
guilt or innocence: III he dose,
he knows either that his pastor
Il good man or that he Il infamous
ly bad man. II hs knows that his
pastor Il good mas, wrongfuily, and
sits still, and mot by word or gesture
helps to vindicate that goodness, then
he 10 not . man to represent me, at
least-whosver else he represents in
any position which my vote Affects.
II he knows that his pastor ID . bad
man. and ats still, and mot by any
manly word or open oct helps TO put
him out Of his position, which, In that
case, 10 every hour degraded and de-
famed, then he is not . man whom I
win vote for - the occupant Of any
representative position In . religious
society, NOR msn to whom can viii
lingly give Christian fellowship or
social recognition"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16

The Supreme Court of New Hamp-
shire refuse to decide the question ~
to the eligibility Of Proctor and Priest
in the State Senate, simply because,
we presume, the question does not
come properly before them.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16
MII.WAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, June 7.-Supervisor
Hedrick and Revenne Agents Brown,
Brooks, and Hogue this morning
pounced upon 2l3 barrels of illicit
whisky belonging to one Meyer, g
fugitive, which were found seereted ia
tho vaults of an old brewery in the
rear of Emil Ruehl's saloon on Chez
nutstreet. Meyers wholesale rectifying
house was one of the establishments
suspected here, but was found gutted
when the raiders first arrived. Me-
yers sailed for Europe two days be-
fore they commenced, and evidence as
to the fraudulent character of the lid-
uor is conclusive. 1t hiss this day been
removed to the Custom House, under
the direction of Supervisor Hedrick.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-16

Daring March and April, ~, ,977. .O8
In pensions were paid out at Dies
Hoines.
The Independence Ballstia has been
susd for nbel by saloon keeper Of
that place. who places his damages at
4kOo0.
Sixteen head Of cattle were Instant
" killsd, and al Of tho hundred head
IN tAs heard completely prostratsd by
lightning, In Green county, last week.
Travelling men who have been over
The country, say that . larger area Of
corn has BEEN planted throughout
westsRn Iowa, than ever before, and
that 4 h coming up in splendid style.
The ground this year b In better con-
ditioA than It has bean for many pre-
vious seasons, and more care has bean
exercised in planting. Farmers are
iesling pretty we'll over the prospects.
-Rsgister.
At tho last term Of The District
Court in Jones county, Mrs.. Nancy
Jswett obtained verdict Of Sl,2O0
against II WashburA for s'sslling besr,
Als, and wine to her husband" who,
che alleges ''is an habitnal drunkard." /"
The Jury put It in the shape Of LOCO
damages, and e2oo exemplary dam.
agss. Costs and al foot up tl,60O.
Dr.. Bulls has recently found In
Winnsshiek county the tooth Of Z
mAstodon. II 10 sevsn inches losg
and weighs i've poundA Bulls and
Bailey are out digging for the whole
animal, and expect 70 fnd Il and have
Il broken to work long before DR.
Gailbest, OF Dabuqus, 10 elected Gov
ernor Of Iowa on the Democrat.
ticket.