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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27

The Democrat of to-day has another
bitter attack on the managers Of the
County Agricultural Society, but
don't tell us who the "Schovelty.
funks" are. The following is the ar.
ticle and we commend it to the officers
of the Society as good sample of the
Democrats way of helping the Fair
"The Wapello County Fair opened
Tuesday, with very poor promise OF
success 1t had not been sufficiently
advertised, it has been poorly man.
aged, and there being an utter lack of
confidence in it everywhere, Of course
it failed.
Now we want to see an improve
ment next year. In the first place
there should be thorough reorgan-
ization and new men placed at the
head of affairs. There are members
of the Directory who understand
what is needed, and are anxious for
Reform, but they are hampered and
overruled by the incompctents, and
so it goes.
Wapello county is one of the
wcalthicst counties in the State, and
it is disgrace and a shame that we
can have no better Fairs than we
have been holding, and there must be
change for the better"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who has suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and al the
effects OF youthful indiscreton will. for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
1t, the recipe and the direction for making the
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can DO so by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN b OGDEN. a. Cedar St New York
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
The Philadelphia correspondent Of

The Philadelphia correspondent OF
the State Register says: "Iowa has OF
exhibition l,5Il plates, and 3i2 varic.
ties OF apples; l6l plates. and 80 va.
rieties of pears; l2vaiieties of plums
~ varieties Of grapes; 2 varieties OF
ounce. These plates occupy seven
tables, each six feet wide and IS feel
long, a total length of 2l5 feet. The
tables have uprising shelves, and each
one is an elongated pyramid of srea,
beauty" Iowa is ahead of all Other
States in the fruit show.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27

GLOW long, Oh Lord, how long
before people will learn that we do
not publish anonymous communica.
tions, and ''H. b. NJ will take notice
that he can't abuse somebody else al
our expense. We don't make cats
paws of ourself for anybody, he they
friend or enemy. If you want any
thing published put your name to il
like man, as a guarantee of what
Won saw is the truth
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
just Received, .

Another car load of that very fine
Flour called Our Best, Gem City
Gold Dust, and White Swan, which
has always given better satisfaction
than any other flour shipped to OF.
tumwa, and which is being sold
cheaper than ever. All persons who
love good bread and want good floul
would do well to call on
j. II. YOUNG & bro.
Market ST., between j. II. Merrill 4
Go. and p. o. 9-l3-d6 wi
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
An unfecling Southwestern pape

An unfecling Southwestern paper
evidently has some cease in point
when it says:
A country paper never looses the
opportunity of paying an idiot lot
of compliments whenever he goes TO
fooling with a sensible pistol, and il
goes off and shoots the stufiing out OF
him. Served him right we say.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretlons OF youth, nervous weak ness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, etc, viii eend > recipe
that will cure You. Fres OF Charge. THIS great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self-adiressrd envelope to the
Rev. Joseph Z. Inman st t.on u, Bible Horse
New York Iitv.. mar Ida wen
The Centaur Linianenls have created
. revolution In remedies for Rheumatism
Strains, Swellngs, Pains, Burns, Scalds, Stings
&C. The White Liniment is for the human fam
lily, and the Yellow Liniment is for horses
They sre certain, handy aud cheap
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
rarmers and Merchant,

Never buy Clothing until you have
first obtained prices Gom Nusbaum.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
Thos. Taylor has been appointed

Thos. Taylor has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Jas
Taylor, deceased, and wishes to in
form the public that he will continue
the same business at the old stand
lie will make particular effort to
please and beingthoroughiy acquaint-
cd with the business of the house no
doubt will succeed. Give him call
and examine his stock and prices. w2t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
Nrom the Daily of Sept 90.
OUR COUNTY FAIR AGAIN.

Last week the Ottumwa Times pub
lishcd an article dcnouncing the man
ayers of our County Fair as ''Nabohs'
because they refused to give him the
printing when his prices were high
or than could be obtained elsewhere,
We took occasion to publish his ar
ticlc in full without comment, so far
as that paper was concerned, justly
concluding at the time that the pub.
LEGATION of the article alone in the
COURIER whcrc it would be seen by
pretty much all the intelligent agri.
culturists of Wapello and adjoin.
ing counties, would carry with it Q
sufficient justification of the action
of the directors of the Wapello Coun
ty Agricultural Society, il indeed
any were required. We also suspect
ed at the time that the republication
of the article in the COURIER would
make the Times somewhat hot under
the collar and we have not been dis
appointed.
We submit below the rejoinder o
the Times in its issue of yesterday
in this instance as in the former ono
dceming that the Times versus tn
Times is a sufficient punishment 0
that paper, without any comment o
ours as follows:
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27

out soliciting it, and done it as well
as usual. And that finally, if it will
molly the feelings of the distin-
quishcd agriculturist of the Times,
and cause him to give in his
hearty and cheerful aid to the society,
thus securing its great prosperity
hereafter, we will agree now and for
ever to allow him all the printing the
society may have to give, so far as we
are concerned.
In the meantime we may add in
conclusion that if the Times makes
itself obnoxious to the farmers and
manufacturers of Wapello county by
calling them hard names and puts
itself in ridiculous and absurd posi-
ton requiring the eating Of such a
vast amount of humble pic as is con-
tanned in its article, which we print
above, it must not shake its CORY locks
at us and say twas us that did it
merely because we give its unadorned
fulminations the advantage of oul
wider circulation.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27

PRESCRIPTION FREE.
pOR the speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness, Los,
: Manhood, and all disorders brought ON by In
dients. Address
sepl l-wly DAVIDSON CO. Box 22a6. n Y.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
TRUSTEES

TRUSTEES.
Hon. Hiram Price, Davenport.
Col. Jas. Vandeventer, Clinton.
Col. q. l.. Godfrey, Des Moines.
Capt. b. r. Sherman, Vinton.
Hon. John A. Elliott, Des Moines
J. S. Clarkson, do
Col. II. V. Ankeny, do
Col. S. +. Spofford, do
Hon. b. +. Cue, do
Hon. p. M. Cassidy, do
Upon the circulation of a subscrip-
ton paper about three hundred dol.
lars were pledged towards the mon.
ument fund.
, 1876-12-01
neuftf telfsr. gspsfbtn.
Der erica i'm crient.

2Gnbo II, 80. Nop. Cine Sepei6e
FER Zines" aug Berlin meloct. bab Die
pforie in Der beporilebenben Gonfereni
Elm internationalss Sdieosaeridt besiis'
lid Der 5rose, OF RuBlano bas &edi
bat, 8olontdre mad Scrbien Su i6iden,
su forbcrn beab1idti9t. Wenn Dos
Sdieosseri6t sesen &ublono saiidei-
bet, 10 wirb Die 9forte cine betrdAtIi6s
GntT6aoisunssiumme BON &ubIano per,
lan9en.
2pubon, %. Nop. Ser @isner
Correspondent Der vSimes" ts~lcsrapbirt,
oab Id ingeaus auf oieO emarfotiOnsll
mic um IlesinacS cineS treitfraee erbob, II
bat. OieGuiien beanipruden, baB Sell.
RAD II. Mlsrinaes in Dem neutraien@ ebiete
einseidlo1en iein iolsn. wabrenb oieSer
Ben fo,bsrn. bab bic Sirfen Alsyinaes
su rdumen bohen, inoem itc bicls Siaht
mod Mbidlub oss @aHenfiafanoes be-
febten.
, 1876-12-01
Guropai(he Nahri1'sn.

gsaprent9. Der Bismard. Attenta.
sr uno Straflius i'm bisiiseu 3tAt.
baule, &uumanu, ltano OH IS. Suobsr
Dor ben SAramfen oss b~isiigsn 9c3Irts.
@srtbts, an9etlast Der 3osper.Serlse.
ans uuo Aufspnuns sessn Die 5laats.
@swalt. NlS Der lslbe am 80. Suli
Don Dem Guileber Sobaun @arsis aus
Ieinsr Belle gum Spaslers@ Gang. abse.
bolt puroe, er9rlff er, obne oaB CT
lr9snoiuie 9erei5t poro.n wdre, Die
b0ljerne Wal ,rs&anue uno perlcstt
benz Iuilebsr oamit einen Sdla9 aui
ben ROpt baB oIsitr 81 Booeu %taunslts,
ltar3ts lid oann aui i'm uno wollte i'm
srwirsen. .3uei anoere Strailtnas,
bic 9lelh3eitlJ nit NuImaun aus ibren
3cuen sur Grlrildun9 IN 6rsIen ab5e,
bolt woroen waren, unter ibnen Der
irabcrs &aiernsn. Saipector Braun aus
Waraburs, tamen Dem Auliehtr ~
Dilie unO beIre.teu lbu aus ben SGnosn
&uaua ms. 81 6olss oieles Aafaas
war Der Nufleper @arels 26 Gage
arbeltSu fab,s uho osripiirt beute nod
SdmerSen an Scope. &aumann benabm
lid) IN Or Verbanoluny auBerit fred.
Als y wea9ruuo ieincr Ibat lab sr A.,
baB ibn Der Au'ieber maudmal 9rob
an5ereoct babe. ais iei er ein .Ohitus
&odis". uebsr feline b iosn Wtitltrdf.
Im9e, bic Den Auiisbcr ans ieinen
0anocn bcfrelten, IicB iih oabin aus.
Vie ieie" ibcr ibu b,rgeIaItn. luie
oaS 8auernuolt in &lliinscn". Bum
Shluli belt er cine Ysrt aeioigud9S.
@tOs, i'll Der r lid 9c9eu bic .3udIpahss
CITRATE wanbte uno ia9te, oaB olsisibc
telnsn Wynid,n before. &uumaun
wurSs lu 3spsi 3apren @eIansniB
9erurtbellt.
Dem Ysrusbmeu mad bat iid bic
StaSt erboten, baS burdl bic 6eltauI.
Fabrunsea %entfanosns Deijit bon co..
300 Wt. 3u bedsn, inter DC, SeoinsunJ,
DaB in benz biclissn Opernbauie I'M
naaltm SABRE ie&s Opsrn, ndmliA
StetbOusn's ,6ioslio", Sponlini's
.O3pmpia". Spohr's .9yGouOa". De.
bsr's .Oberon., Wo3art's nDon 5uan"
amo Basner's nGannbduisr" 3ur Oar.
teIlnns 9ebraAt weroen. O,r Yin.
trittsprsiS gu Der Ssris ioa 100 Dr..
iir slasn @arqueIiis %belrassn. Das
Sniembie zines lsoeu Wsrf . iou in
bsmielbsn WaBitabs ME be. ben iins.
len 5stipisIen untsr bir Yeitu q 30
Sapsamsiltsrs OfiAtsr In @isn itebsn.
MIrnseva. Im IS, Sttobsr brad
, 1876-12-01
9nldnoilde pepf(den.

Mew'Y I, 80. 9op. Glue Ocpce
Ide an ben .Seralb" Don Chicago iost
n%9isutenant Colonel Greo. Grant. ruur
Dc seitsrn abenb auf Die Nnflase perbuf
tst, einsn 9eridter latter beg .Gurrin9
Sonrnal" in Sen. Sberibans Sanpt.
quarter, ansesriffsn gu babcn "no biz
S~reitas Morsen inter $500 8irsidafi
eeiiellt. Colonel @ront lcusnet. oaB or
ben 8eridteritatter sei4lasen babe"
@ew=D Ort. 30. @Ou. Gin 5wei-
Hodges Solssebduoe an Der @de Or
Concord. Mpenue nno 1877. 9trabe, 81.
sentbum oes 9rn. Seinri1 &au. in NIL
Diem Die 6irma Soiepb Sanger & 81.
cine Oiiti0srie betriebsn. brannts sslttrn
Morsen ab. @erlult $25. 1000.
pbilahelDbia. 30. 30 0as
MaI5baus Der So. s. &c 9. Balls. Ode
Der 81. uno Sbonpionitrabe. ,puroe se-
fern Morsen frib onr6 6eusr ssrlt5rt.
Ser Weluit bstrdst $4,000 uno it
tbeilwsiie ourd @srfihsruns ssoedt.
9ie IS euti6e Geuer.Y trIi4srunss'@-
ieli@ait" bon Baltimore usrlisrt $4,000.
Gbefer, pa. 30. Nop. Gin Mann
Der fir AnselO 2asaro urnpbilaneipbla
9ebaltcn miro. wuroe aeiern frib I'm 2
ubr au 2inwOoo an Der PbilaoelEbia
Wi!minston nro Baltimore Gilsnbabn
bon einem Gru&twassn ibsrfabrsu ano
0et0otet.
SanGroneiseo, 20. Nuo. Cine
aus San &afael, Der Sauptltaot BON
Inter. GoI%iiornisn, einsstrOHsns Oepe.
, 1876-12-01

Rihmonb, Du.
9 laaFen ft ben Sreuntsn unb bent yu.
pubIitum i'm Malemeinen ibr aruers Qaaer,
ret6es aus fp'aenben GeHeu tefsbt, anau.
bistsn: 5roaeu, @ebi3ine. Chem fallen, 9os
be- nnb Gailet- M,titel, @Hwamme, 2orfe,
psrfnmsrien. Garbf. Fe, Narbe, Oeie, 8snfer-
alas. Titt etc. etc. einfd 'ie6lih 9Ies, mas
in sinsm auten Drcssn. @sl9af, sswUb Mid au
baben #.
sic fdhren e'ei&fars cine arr6e @usnabl
eidtifder pr:e Jra,iUnen nls: &prsIs @slatins,
enle''s Grcca, Yerl.@ iiB., 8orn. e tdirfs,
SafsrmtbL Sasp. IapiOca, e~rnbenfi ts @il&
etc. etc.
eanbrstb's aaranttiter @artenIaamen, NOS
scn elm Scaes MGurtment Tets porrdtbig IL.
@onesnirirts 8ru9t, sFenren, Wrcmatii.
tnllss err tic Spa jepsr S.rte, @emiirae aum
@inr aGen.
Ser r I.nsen fe RE @afmmtlamteit auf ibrs
Isl' ltaenl' often y. sperate, psIGs eire 2O.i lab.
rtss yrobe rspanpsn nno fir pslGs fs saran :
tiren tSnnen. NH
, 1876-12-01
Urie1enlann.

2ouoo n. 80. Sop. Cine &euier'i6e
0epei6e nus Mtben meloet, bob cine
Winiiterfriiis oaielbft eyiiirt. Sic Cir
nennung zines neuen Gobinets mirb p5r
aeidfaeen. unb Die Nbiesuns zines
Shells bes 9eaenmarti9en Riniteriums
wirb aIs mnpermeioli4 amseieben.
, 1876-12-01
Teuti1Iau0.

Berlin. 80. Sop. Ser &eidstos
nobm seIlern Die A. alauieI beg Straf'
geiebes on, welhe poridrsibt, bob fem
Serausseber. Seter ober Mitslisb beg
neutrality-suspicious. elmer 3situn0 Dem
3eusenSuans unterworfen iein ion. 10
lan9e Der pcrantuortli9e &ebaftepr Die
8erantwortuns fir oas betreHenoe Ser
aeben ibernimmt.
, 1876-12-01

yer YretS. 0es Stlbers.
Seit Der 3eit. mo i'm gonsrsB Die Bin
ansenommen uurhe, berSufolee nGtele
beg aleinpapier9elbesS ilbsrmiinsen elm.
eefubrt wnroen, 1T Der Yreis bes Sill
bers auf benz 2onooner'@ sIomorft III
mdblid seiiiescn. uno jebt nuf 54@543
apancirt, nudoem er bereits auf 48 per
un3e 9efallsu mar. Sic Musprdeung
Der fleinen S%ilbermiinasn bat ltit Dem
lebten CONNER fait Die sanse Yroouf.
rtien u~nIerer 9ilberminen abiorbirt unb
es fonnten baber feline Silberbarren
mad europa perihift tperoen. Nrb
i9eint es. oaB Deuti6lant iebt einWsali-
gel on @ilbermiir5en fir nen Glsinper;
tebr uorbanben III, 10 oab bic 8eldsre,
sierung Iid bereits nit b, m 0o,1aben
trus. bas 9eieblihe Magimum Der Gil.
b%erminaet BON 10 Dart auf Is Dart
pro &opf Der RspOlternns su erbobm,
pbeleib no1 ben neueitsn Nadrldien
aus Oeutidlano sesen einen oerartissn
YIan in &eihstu9sfreilen piel Oppoli
ton berei6en iou
Ob Der Silbsrpreis tebph auf Der ses
scnlpdrtisen Sohe lih bauerno baiten
uiro, 1T sins anoere 5rase, Die mobI
idwellih III bciabsn lit. uhlet 5llber-
heoarf III o%enfals in S,uei big orelSn6-
rem, big mir iammtllhes &!sinpapieraelo
oul6 Silber eritbt baben. 81 gnoe,
mdhreno bic Sllberproouttlon Iortoau-
ern unb oann abermals lhttn Weg nu1
europa nebmen uno nsue %6luftuutIonen
auf bem Sllbermarft beruo.rafsn mlrp.
menn ni9t tpiener in Snoitn uno Oita.
lien iib zine erneuerte NadIruge nab
Silber seigt.
So LANCE aher Der Wsrtb brs Silbers
in Verlaut elmer furaen 3sit 10 erbebli.
den Sdmantunsen untsrllest pis iebt,
lit bas Silber fen, geelgn,ies Gncnlu
tionsmiitel. Dte erits 8spihgung ems
aefunom @eIonmlauiipmitsms 1T DE
Mmuenouns EMS gel bllh II 3ablunas-
mittels. Welhes elnea fsfeu, jtabilen
@erlbmcil + fir ale Yrocu!ts, @aaren
uno Sisnltle itnnscn absibt.
Gs bat lelper ni1t Den NriAcin. ols
,piirocn MIR IN Ter peu~orlt,benosn % n.
ieslellion bss Con rifles III Der S age
'pessn @ssberaulnab ne rsr8aarsabluns
Tyeno elnen Shult. tpelter fomm.n
BON Dem tl9en oemnftaliihen 81. pra.
lentan!snbnus, tpsl6ss unl'r oerGonirol.
lie Der SnfutiOnilhn itsbt. BADEN mir f.,
ne Goroeruns Der 8aorSablune su er.
mart, II nno dc brel WDnote, ,pelbe fir
Die Sbdtlgtett oss Gon0rciies uor6anre
limb, wero,n aatm W%ermutbsn .ud In
5nlebr ourh- Die 8uoaetaroelten uno uur
ultm aurh ow Ylaluoe1ienwablfra3e i,
AnipruA genommen wsrocn.
(SLp. Nns.)
, 1876-12-01
Oenrei9.

2onbon. 20. Nop. giner &suter'.
iden 9epeide ans @ien sufolgs ,per-
ben Die @sriidte Yetrcfs sinlr Minife'
&rilis in Nbreoe 9cit, ut. Mnoers Iud.
ridten erssben ieooh, BOP suii9sn Der
&esierun9s. uno Der eoniitutionelen
partei i'm &eidsratbe cine b%sosutenbe
Grbitteruns beSislid Rem 8antfra9e
1erri1t.
, 1876-12-01
0irainta Stadt6< Wa5etrf
tasltp terausssseben son
9obn q. psin.
20. s: 3p6lfte stra6e.
i'd IN ND, V a.
eubfcriptiore . Mreifes
pretie Der aaseisen:

.BrSs,re Nnsetsen wersen trtssr ters&net.
Mdbt cter wsniser Bel rbtiben einen Square.
cue Mnsei8sn inb I'm geraus su satIeu.
Die 3eituna mi,b IN 8ifmont anb Tn
ysaenb BON bet 9rasern far IS Gents u
Wohe dusaeirdeen.
, 1876-12-01

ide bs'tdti9t ben 8eridt, oaB bic Nomi.
nifration !bes @ouperneurs 0iIesrano
seitirat worosn 1T, sibt jsbo6 an. bab
Scr @ouoerneur ielbt nit Den &epo.tio.
ndren 81 @uniten beg Generals Oins i'm
8iinbniiIe itebt. Scr @pnpsrneur lol
tpeeen &ebelion, 0erIesuns Der Wobl%
9eIebe u. I. w. Derbaftet mo mad @uas
pamas yeIbift noroen lit.
, 1876-12-01
Die Tohkur.

N bentrtutt. bas satas bisberise SeiGptrfabren INNS
luitoben. Ote Rtr wirb bur4 bas fogenannte
Sobban rdb bur4 @tanebmen pom SobpuIOer
bewtrft Gte aobedber Ssissn an, NO pie &ranl6eit
Seit 3etsen ne bic 2ebensfrait bes Rsnf&tn an.
9auienbe finb tn ben IeSten awei Sabren In Der
gabssanitalt, "a Stanton Ctr, Rem gort, sebetlt
Gerste ntb apctbtftr. Ste SobbdSer nnterid.iten
fd BON anberen Bdbern baburd, bab fe btreft auf
, BITE Rrantbeit etnptrtsn, u. b ben tranten Stoff eats
fern.n, IL ipel9er Sornl er aud gum @oridein
bun8ss prpeeb. Der Rrantbeitsitofe. Sober Rranft
wir6 bel Der Mnirsnbnag bttIer EUR fo3uIagen ietn
stssn.r arst @ean Ssmans bnr@ tteis gdber ess
f.nb nod. Der ,bisbsrtssa peilmstb6Sss Ste hittssf
sepShnltd sefdhrls@er fnb ais BITE &raHtbei eli felbN,
sms l$ Dlt.5s ~ sansss Seer istnnSarer ar0nfs
S6sisiS bie soybaSer ale arants.iten, innerli4
nnS dubsrIid %furiren, 10 inb bod bic @trsanasn
bet fol9enben 2ranfbsiten, Defenders uenn re nd
nod III aeutem 81 Jtanbe ~befinben, sans aubsrorbents
lid: Gteber, ielbft g1erusns lnb EppbusHeber,
%turirt' SSlss aaS Esaasssid@imsfsdt NIB,
| ~beioaoerS bet lnnaen eenttti II. I'm erfen Stadium,
ssw0baIi4 Ies4t furtrt. WaTexJndt, @beNs
f~aatisaas Deresa Oft is1r. I@msa s,hsilti
IfHpbiIttijd,e aranfbsiten In i.bsus @rabs. Del
6uberen &rantbetten; eranbmuMsem, @es
ltd!tsiirett, Geropbelst &C; IL bic Iirfnhs eine
plSelt$s II. F4tbars.: gaur Elm gab IN binret4snb,
1asntrebS nnt. BITE fosenannts &arns obes
| 9udettnbr (eine bis lest unbttbdre arahfktit)
A ~urben 8ebeilt. Bel testersr &ramfbeit aeben 2k
@roSent bss 3utsrfofssi NIT iebsus Babe Sur9 ssA
ilrtn ab.
Die Babes ans einnssuss g alper sb.rSen nod
teStm ptas I'm eonbe D~srlanbt, Der prsts beb
BabesYnlptrs TT 50, bsr bts ginnebnie : pulptrk
81. Dian IaJe f9 cine BroIdire aber bte aohSu5
b snsfiatr oses bsuti9sr SprGae f4idtn.r
FIR. Rauchfusa
"a Stanicn Str. (Box 1sse)J
Rev QorE
, 1876-12-01
fSepree = ib;om. IT,,

" o. 1901 Wat. StraBe.
Smpertsar mnb 9dnbIer in
alien 2 orten "o%rselau- no las
Waaren io,pie in ueridteoenen
Artsn 0ausba tunssse-
rdtbihnftel.
Sh bate freAsr bret son Der gas,if III
2imcars, 'sranfvsib, zine friits Senenna,
20" Rem ttfen irc. sBil = en- Mp { rifsln in
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ches in diameter, three and fve-eighths of
an inch thick; c. H., No. l. fange quality;
perrile strength sixty thousand pounds. A
plate parallelogram, two hundred and forty
inches long, eighty inches wide, two inches
thick; c. ii. No. l, shell quality for cylinder
boilers.
Admissions constantly increasing. The ele-
waited railway across agricultural ravine is in
operation. A Texan is coming from Austin
a steer to the centennial. The average of
persons who travel daily over the narrow
gauge railroad is twenty-five thousand The
bench-show of sporting and transporting
dogs, to be held frem September LIST to sth,
will consist of fourteen classes, namely
hounds, greyhounds, Gordon settlers, Irish
settlers, English setter., pointers, retrievers,
spaniels, terriers, bulldogs, toy-dogs. They
will he inspected by nine set of judges. The
circular piece of polished slate, five feet in
diameter, frsm the Argentine Republic, was
carried more than two thouaand miles on a
mules back. This is certainly an evidence
of the energy of our South American neigh
bors, and their sympathy with the exhibition.
Venezuela exhibits forty varieties of fruit,
preserved in their natural shape.
JOSEPH BARBIERE,
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4 PORCINE MONSTROSITY.



The City of Pekin, which arrived
from China last Saturday, brought a
monstrosity in the shape of hog.
From between its shoulders grows an
excrescence covered with bristles, and
about the size of a large cocoanut. 1t
hangs perfectly free and is easily nova
BILE. Along the upper side of it extends
a row of four or five nipples, and its
whole appearance and feeling shows it
to be nearly identical with the udder of
a COW. From what would be the lower
end if it were pendent instead of lying
upon the back of the animal. are five
long finger-shaped protuberances,
greatly resembling the fingers of the
human hand and perfectly pliable.
These are also covered with long, stiff
bristles, and from the end of each OF
them depends long black claw, as near
like the claws of Il bear as anything else,
the ends of them being as sharp as
though tkey had been treated with a
file. The ears of this freak of nature
are fully as large as an elephants,
being at least eight inches wide by ten
long, and hang down over the animals
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BY THEIR FRUITS

Scrutinize the platform of pom pous
platitudes evolved from the inner-con-
seriousness of Nevada Jones at Cincinnati
and realize at your leisure what a con-
summate humbug is the republican party
of great moral ideas.
What Economy of providence was
it, which, "purging the land of human
slavery" eliminated in an obstinate as
tringency in the ex-slave's deposits in
the freedmen's banks?
Does the nation, which is "not a
league" secure rights of citizens abroad
to sell bogus mining stocks to English
investors?
If the republican party is hundred
years old how did it happen only to come
into power at the time the land was
purged of human slavery, or, being a
hundred years old, why did it not purge
slavery when SO many of the now repub-
lican states were slave states, and could
have shared the cost of the purgative?
Why the permanent pacifcation of
the southern section of a union, which is
not a league" by the setting up of sat
rapies at the point of the bayonet, which
invariably toppled when the popular
voice was allowed expression at the bal
lot-box?
If the first act of congress signed by
Grant pledged the nations faith for the
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PHEASANT FOR TAMPA =
ERS.
What an Entirely Unnecessary Var is
Likely to Cost the Country.
10

What an Entirely Unnecessary Var is
Likely to Cost the Country.
st. Louis Republican.
Newspapers published in Montana as
sert in a positive manner that the hostile
Sioux are concentrating in the "Bad
Lands" an almost inaccessible region Of
country in the east of Montana. 1t is
said that the movements of troops ac-
companied by supply trains through
that singular district is altogether i'm
practicable. Crazy Horse. with large
body of warriors, variously estimated at
from two thousand to two thousand five
hundred, is sad to have taken refuge in
the "Bad Lands" with sufficient
amount of supplies to maintain them for
twelve months at least.
The Montana pioneers maintain that
no less than two thousand five hundred
could drive the savages from the strong
holds to which they have fed. Supplied
with an abundance of food, the number
of Indians now in these natural fast
nesses might defy the power Of the gov
eminent for years.
The indications are favorable for an
other Modoc war, only on larger scale.
If Crazy Horse should prove himself as
shrewd a leader and as fertile genious
as Capt. Jack proved himself to be, this
war upon which the government has en-
tered will not be a pastime of day, but
may be protracted for years, and cost the
lives of thousands of men and the ex-
penditure of millions of dollars.