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New-York tribune., 1876-02-05
EcQal Nolte5.

(NIANCERY SALE.-Pursuant to the decree
< need at te Noyembrr tenn i,7' OF G 5e ] iSsy
Co. and others con- i snis asaD,t ie ~ n % oony I,I ,a
ompIny ana othrrs of ~',' grIi~ oa
MONDAY, THE 2lsT DAY OF FEBHuARY 1870.
he real estate attached IN the cause TO the highest mIer
fo cash IN hand, 10 VT:
pany eonsong Of neytra tracts or parcels o. Lam contain
'a Al aGioiIs Tue ads o samuel L. stephens VIM holiR7
an Hd. o. %acI sas Is t Of resne lss% c"y Tnn
YIs bss l9 81 KS. >'' ii. A. WILDE {. g NJ
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-in pursuance of
Jersey eortn cause III rein aepsgei91g %eIeq
noEE X XAG =; 1l S"G ar bearing
de Ne went day o. PSse@SI @ a d. Yds Nab ,Ig s%ay i
Company hereby gives notice 70 al creditor. Of ad CON
Paterson uner oath OF aibrnat on an tei ~,
era claims ana % o r next being four months from
r date orcf il default ihcIeol they VIII be ea
by Court ,h pIocs,i anG M res Of ad
'prsl4s%"x Tsgrso% y j. Dec % ST. is75 '-O,' -
DUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF p,y &C GoTTt beSen.d
Upon e pication Of the "Iuin9m Ere nsa,aneS Com %
By yrue Of aS &c, Of legislature the state Of connto
d iIar1o,d Couy so~Ing tins Court tha, the slocs
sad eolat On 9n tho %sLh dsy o. 5"u u acd IA; ~
pored and 10 distribute lie capital stock and ass among
~ II Sar ss yTs GyoroS al to Apply 70 the superior
Court Of Hartford Go or a. cofpoai6n To- pre
.e iT aims AGAINST dTectOrb; and ffther repre-
seuing ,hat cOrlO hhs no doe any Ds ness @
,gI.,h incorporated since oct - ~
that ana
order limiting time tho creditors 0f sad cfllh'on
any there be- present their claims against sam COZ
20 thereof. ana prescribing tne ho ~ "o
creditors. pet tOn ~" hlit iliN
Tbis Court having into the allegations III r app
cation, nIds than ~ be and therefore mucih anu uI.t
the cretos Of said Putnam Fire Insurance company m
Hartford shall present is zms against na CORPORA ron W
esd one OF directors President of said corpora
uOH before the 10Th day Of Apii A. D. 1915, or sa Do
barred that nOice tliA
der be Civ to said Creditors by publishing copy thereof
publ shed sad CITY ~ Hartford continuously
commencing before the IL IN day Of February A. d.
1870 aud Wy publishing said pOtce In The No. ork
Daily Tribune printed In the city Of YOrt once
Of 10 A. d. 1876 and return OF said be
made 10 this Court oy said i0be L. bay by order OF Court
| C. w. JOHNSON, Clerk
certify foregoing true COPY original
| Hartford. Conn., Feb. 3. 1s76 e. ". JOHNSON CierE.
CUPREME COURT-C0UNTY of NEW
- YORK.
| IMILLIE BEYER against HERMAN BEyER-To the
| defendant HERMAN BEYEK; You are hereby summoned
complaint In this sctioD which
office Of the Cierk of the Oty and County Of
NewYok hs Office In the Court house In said city, aud 10
scriber at his ohce No B aehs In the CITY "
within twenty alter the thereof exclusive OF the
day Of such syiee and fail 10 the complaint
aforesaid Within the time sfoe aid the paintiG this action
viii apply reiof demanded In the
plslnt-D1ted september To- 1875. -
/ CHARLES s. SPENCER Plaintiffs Attorney.
Tie complaint herein duly hd In the oice ef Clerk o
The Gsy and County Of N0"YVA On s "a sPE fay e Pee"
J. 12a lawsws flAastaxs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05
Ilar5le ano Slate I,anlels.

Ilar5le ano Slate N,anlels.
CASONI & ISOLA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
Il6 IL lJ2 West 4othst, near broadway
Monumental Mantels, Affairs, Figures. Iing Waiuscotng
importers aud manufacturers in Italy Of marble
work OF de-oripiOn.
MARBLE and MARDLEIZED MhNTELS,
Va NEW DESIGNS. from 81 Gp0Hr; also N0uunI'1lit
Nor at greatly prices MaT,e tIIn Tor the iride
a. KLABEH No. 1874 last Eighteenth ~
STEWART Slate, Marble, and Wool Mantels
- New and elegant designs ranging trc" rom go NJ
The trade brTalY de.lt VITA. ~ aBd ~ "r-i 23d s
W. -. g. 4. &. NlCHOLS.-a25O entirely new
w designs Marble, Slate, ana Wood Mantes banuiat
Cresng Sia r. Fxres Fence crates Wraihci
Vanas Wholesale and retail send for catalogues IS Hud
e., opposite Worth 81
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05
NEw-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These hrstclas- steamships sail regularly nj from
Pier 20. Is NOItd RIVER. ~ follows;
steamship COLI " iItS ........ TUESDAY. Feb 10.
Steam snip CiI-t III CITY TlI hSDAI. Itb. ~
Aecommoi ialgns passed For frc gt ~ passage apply 10
WI LIAM T.. CLYDE & Co.. No. l0wling green.
hCkELLAR u, Ii LIMO & Co, Agents 4n Havana
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05

\NUIIE oTAN Line.
FOR QUEENSTOWS AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
IJ%ITI.D STATES MAIL.
TIE scamerni ils 1nc take the Lam - io frc2,nmenisl
g.. =. ~ going south "f tho hahAs on 'Ie
t.as.a gr 90 lu. eu-tpnI.. all she year round
GEEMA%IC. sArt HDAY ROB =, AT J. p m
CELTIC. sA1 UKDAh. tou. -. ~ = M
ABRI ATIC. rATUhDAi. Fc.. 10. at - m
EALIIC. SAT- lDAN. 3. %. 20 ~ =. m ~ ,,o,.r,,
FROM FHE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIEh JZ' NUM-"
RiNIh Al, a.,
These steamers are size and unsnrpas'rd ~ az
continents The ~aoof. Statrf"or- Nm"klhs hhn Ia,n
Rooms placed anidshps, whGr" the ""s, ahu n'"
nr ..Isi 30, auorng degree Of comfort htherto uhA
HHTIS-:,aloou s6 $50 and 500, gold Return iieAeA
on favorable terms Eteersgc tZs - 1870 -, a..
COmuapys OnicoA No. 81 Broadway, Nrw \ 0rk.,. ,
~o"P'' Il. j. COHfIS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05
Citations tOagte0- females.


North az ireland girls a good cook and aun ress makes
tr al h,cGi Sc second eirl Pt wa-~ anf clail er.
maid are hath class servants and want sf"ry plac
TO- cticr pttae city or country g"o references IAN
a No 3G6 Gtf ave, between I'D and 2bd-stS
, 1876-06-09
ntaete tsIegr. DeDfl1sa.
9euti9lano.

aonbon, s.. SUM-. Spc5iol-De-
psI6en bon Serlin meloen an ben
u@tanborb," oub Stint Slsnord BON
ieiner 0erri9olt in 2%auenbury plO5lId
al elmer Gonferen5 nit Dem &aasr nod
Berlin berufcn morben lit. Die @ufrs-
ouus ,piro psrmcbrt buy6 Die Nn5eise'
baB bic Mbreile bcs Gailers naD Gns
ocrldoben wproen 1T. 9as @eru@t
perbinoet biele grcianille nit sslulOe
iibertriebenen 6oroerun9en melbe Gub-
Lamb i'm BetreII Der nnterFlgna9 IN
ieincr D]liAen Yolitif an Ssnil9lano
eslellt baben loll, uno melde Slsmard,
,pic beridtet wirb, burd)ols niAt bllll9i'
9ie Berliner .1ribiine" 1T se9en zine
al senoue 8sfolsnn9 Der @nF@tell &uB
lambs ourG 9eutl9lono.
, 1876-06-09

erfennung bon Murab 10 LANCE 3u Der
ldieben, big er Q8iuens lei &aibINidgc
bon oeu Md1ten un5unsbmcn, ptrwci-
CERT baben.
9erGorreiponoent Dee nS~eIe9rop9en"
in Baris mcloet, bab Der @rnblcrjo9
Wi9ael BON &ubtuno oprt o%ngetommen
1T. sc Soir" iagt: rGrpbe @iGti9-
felt tpirb hielcn YeIu4 in politiiNcn
&reilen bci9ele3t. g8ir glaubcn, Is
3ci9t oen mioerberseitellten f:an60Iiiacn
ginfuB bel ben europdil9en GtQlcruns
gen."
2onbon, 8. SUM-. Cine Biensr
0cpci4e an ben n9oilp S~elcptopD"
iogt uGs miro beridtst, oaB 6raf An=
braiip erlu4t poroen 1T. nit Den Sir
fen @ortl4atoff uno Yismard i'll GINS
5nIommcn gu trcfcn, bat obcr bis jtBl
Die GInlaouug nod niGt oneenpmmen.
% il II, s. SUM-. Cine bier ein9c-
t%rofcne 9epei9c aus Belgrade meloet,
DAB Die IerbilNe 81 9ierung crtIdrt bat,
lie peroe Der Gmpftblung %uBlanos'
ni4t IN TcinoItll9teitea ge9cn Ole aar
fei eiaSugt6sn, fpt9eu,
, 1876-06-09
5alan0iDhe Dspf(den.

9biIooelpbia, 8. Suni. Die
6cuti@e Garfe rWerioian", ipel1e gu
0recnWih Yoint, Ybilaoclpbia, fir
Bremen ODER Sambur9 belaoeu, fins &C.
tern Nbeno 6euer uno wuroe arg ber
i60bigt. Sic mur0e in Den Strpm &C.
ldleppt, no ite jcgt inter g8aller lisst,
YbilaOelpbia, s. SUM. 9aa
Srausrgcbauoe auf DEM Ausi .~cllunss-
Ylabe mnroe Scltern9fo0mitta9 crDffntt,
8r0Iioent &ueter ricf Die S~clesutea sur
Orbnua9 uno ltcdte Serrn Gloulen aus
9icp Oort por, wel1sr cine &eOe in Ye=
5ug auf Die S9ulerl9ftlt Der nus9ciiibr=
ten Nrbelt uno Die cnoll1e 0oQenoun9
Otrielbeu belt. 9err U. GaBeEmap,r
belt barouf cine 9ttoe in OtutlOerS pra-
DE, uno Die Abgeorbmten febrtcn Johann
in Die Staot suriid.
st. 2ouis, S..Suni. 9as Sal
l9er- Sauptquartier gu Mt. 8eruon, ST..
1T aufgebroden iporDen. Nerl9ieoene
VcrbaFtungen wuroen porgenommeu urb
anoere lperoen folgen.
San rancisco, s. Suni. 9rci
NnIilDrer Der fiirsli4cn Mnti- Goolie=9es
lpe9np9 81 Garion, Nepaoa, wuroe bic
len MorSen perbaftet nno eingeiperrt.
S9re @n9dn9er bsoroben bas @efdng=
NIP nieoer gu rciBen, penn Iic ni9t frci=
9%clailen lueroen. Morgen 1T her bcItimm
tie Sag an wcl9em Die Gbinelen= arbeit
aufsebort lueroen iol. unrlben lper<
oen beFur0tet. Sic Straben limo se-
0rQn9t pDl BON Menl0en.
, 1876-06-09
GatOpa (Ge uAbtiA en-.

2sertim. Die 1orlidrittspartei i'm
abscorpnetenbaale bat bcsagIld) ber
Std Oteoronun9 einc 9leiulutlon b:l0lol.
leu, oabin9ebsno, gu erflGrca. oaB Die
AuSoebuuny oer @tdoteoyouun9 ouf Die
G~rooinsea Hbeinlano mo Wtltfalen
uabeoinst scbotsu ict. 6eruer mid Gle
6raction, lalS oaS 0relfialienlpltem
beIbebaltcn miro, cine ar0Bcre @aplcr@
sabl i'll Den ei~nse!ncn @lallen fet9elest
%,uillen, ME oieS in 0aoen Der Sail 1T,
no Die crlte Gialle etn j2ip6litel, Die 2.
Glalie 5ipei s3lpOtftel unO bic 3. Glalie
e u 3wOlltel Wdpler sablt. Iudl Die
aus WtltaIieoern uller Yalteleu Ocs A0s
9cOrbnetcnbanleS 3ulamutcn9elcete &om'
nIllllon bat bslAtolcu, on Der An5ocls
Otbnun9 ocS @elee,S auf Yoleu, MelI'
falen uno GbciAproclns f%eIi5uDalten uuo
anA lar ben Stc9..YeSirf S3geabaotn.
D" GtalIbrun9 Der GfaOtcorlnlng 81
beIanoortcM; oasc9en lou oa5 eDcs
mati9c SurDcHen nab ben oringcnbea
MuHiAea Der oortlgen IbscOrousten
oopon oOsJeIAIpNen bletbeu. 00Nt
luabrlNcinllO wtgo oa5 OrtifloGen,
MaDtlptem bcibeQaltcu wrroeu.
IS liebt jet left, OoB oaa 2lbgeoro'
ncttap0uo ~ Pltnytcn Ia G0Jc 6eytcn
9absa ulo Dem QcrrcnDaHle Gberlohm
wIro, III bieler a3eit Stellun9 gu ocIi
bysber scIobttn Seld)llNeH gu ncgmen.
yeeterca lpll IN oeu nod itbrI9eN. orei
96oben bic w!Ntigltcn uno 0rIn9en0'
ten OCT nOd) %rIdltanoi9cn Gorlagcu cr'
,coI9eu. 9tad otr @eoeraujNayMe Der
Arpcttcn Mil maa ll1 baun uar nit
on 'StlNIuIlm ocs 3erreu3auie6 be-
ltoItt9sn, um Die SellioM nld}t bus ms
una0lepbarc Qpa6uotbuen. uater lOI'
llcn umItaaOen wsroen fretltdl eint9e
Yorla9eu filr oieSmat ibrc &rle0l8una
uod) nttbt tlnocn tonncn.
8ie ale @Itee fird)li9cn G0oyaf,
terS, 10 bat aud otr Gntpuri liter Den
AuStsltt aus Den SDna8osengsmeinosn
elne maBrc 6tui9 pon 4etionen pcrpors
9crnTcn. 3lellben mebrcn lic) uod)
Exit leeem Gage nno belDwcren li1 IN
Ieet,r l3tIt uamcntlId a0er Ole Bctim.
mun9 o,s GntwurfS, mel0e Oen @ts
meInocn baS 9ied)t 5alpribl, Den 0lliis
benton Die Wltbeuusang oeS &rWQoTS
! Sa uerlaSea.
Su %eiuisen SlattcrM wnr0e ii6er Ger.
%banplungsn berlWtet, wet1e 5tpii9cn
Dem 6iRan3minirer uno Dem PrdiOei'
len bes eidasGtltnoobHalnts yubey
Den Antauj Der ~grcNGlldisn gaausn"
, 1876-06-09
gWirsci.

&asuo, s. SUM-. Nn6ri@ten
aus IlaopniIheu 2ueien melocn, oob
Shirt Garosepr9switA'S 2es!on Die
Siirten in Der 9iabe Don Gortooito in
grsnien am 3. Sum- 8eIAlascn bat.
Sic 3iirten Iicben 16O Soots ouf Dem
S4ladtfeloe. Sim fulseaoen Sage CT
gaben lid $500 3i,fen Den SnInrgenr
ten.
&agua a, s. SUM-. @iele Sniurs
genten boben in OeIrtj9 I'M Nlpl
g%eteten; 1ie ia9en, 0OB lie oerbun-
germ miiIieu, lpsnu man ibr @slu1 per
ape!ssrt.
9onbon, s. SUM-. Cine @ps5iol-
bepel6e Der rSimes" aus Serllu beriA.
tet, oob ilopOnii@c Sournaie be6apten.
oub itorts rulli1@e @treitmd3te 5u Benz
Der, ON @nltiter Slulie, naDe Der Mol'
oapos Sirtilden @renSe, consentrlrt lper
0cn.
Ser Shirt non Montencsro bat Die
8ef6rocrung ppn 9cpelben ooer Srie=
fen, wel@e Na4ri6ten iioer Die mlIltd-
ridden Sewe9un9en ehtbolten, berbotel,
Die S%erSesowiner, inter @ontrole ots
Siiritsn pou Montencsro, iinb left cnt.
i1loHen feline SerbinOung nit Der Yfor
te einju8ebcn.
9os llaDonilAe Gomite su WOaeow
but ben S~niursenten 100000 0Iubeln
selonot.
9ielslbe 9epsl9e 5agt: uGs i@eint.
bob ON l. SUM- etne PropolitiOn, wels
DIE Die pfIi9e 5ra9e beriibrt, in Wien
uno Oeltrsi4 bon gn9Iano unoGublano
empfanssn woroen 1T. lebnliAe Com.
munitationsn lino wabrl6einIi6, che
&ailer @ilbelm feline beobT9tl9te Gtclle
na9 GINS peri9oben, BON bcloen M&dAs
ten nod Berlin scianot iporoen. Sle
Na9ri6t lit seraoc ansetommen, bab Die
Ditrci1ii0c &egiernns wieocr erIaubt
bat, 5000 Sintsrlaosr nno 100000
Yotrpnen in @ottora fir bic Montene-
sriner gu Ianoen. Sic 3iirten b0ben
infolse belIen ben Ditrei@li4En Sam-
pfern uerboten. Die tirfIl0en ufcr Der
Sonau 5u beriibrcn.
Cine @isner Gepsi9e an ben nOailp
ScieSrop4" crwdDnt einen 8crl@l, Dap
0eutl4lanb uno Ositrei9 einen Don
&uBlano 9smo9tsn gpsI4los, Die 9tA'
, 1876-06-09
Gn9len0.

Queenstopu, Z. SUM-. Ser er-
fte OfTisier pes 9%ampicrs .Sltrian,"
BON Gplon nab 2nnppol nnterwc9s,
1T in Groof6apen cinsetroffn unb uers
lonst Siilfc iiir oieIc3 6ObrScN9. Die
SanptweIe Nes nSfrion" mar 9ebro9en
a,lo Der Sampfrr iu0r nnter Sessl.
Sic gartc ,2ouis 81. Mfartines" bon
9bilobelp9io, ptl9s bcnte bier %elntraf,
bat ben pSiirian" geItern selproAen.
Cont mar Mlcs an 8pro wobl.
Spater. Ser 9nmpfer rSfrion"
lit por ben oafen ou9ctommcn nno
apirb nod 2iucrpool geldlsppt tper=
Den.
, 1876-06-09
Gtrsinia Staats<Da5eEEe
ths.,e bsrausssaebsn s0n
3ebn g. ps'H IT,
sls. 8 3pSlitc stra8e.
oiihmouo, So.
.-xx.r,rt;ors. Aretfe.
Vreiic Ser Wndei8en:

ssrSs.re gnssteen ,rpsrsea btuiser strfdret.
Mht pber ypensaer Sci IN 11beu eta7n SaHart.
Aue @u;eiasn fnb int @srnus III Sablth.
Sic 3ettuua pt'b IN 5ltd mcne Inp NM
asaenb ron BET 3rGssrn thr IS &snts per
gSrhe 0aSestrdaen.
, 1876-06-09
Die Tolkur 6.

1T beitumt. has sanse btsbsrisc 9eitperfabren irts
;uitoben, Ole Sur miro bur9 baS logenonrte
9oDbGo rao tnr4 Ginnebnlem pom 2oDputntr
beptrtt. & ie Sobedoer SctScn an, no bic arant9ett
tb,en Gig bat, ~ tttt le lte9t, nno 6i 9letbcr
.Sett Seigeu fe bie 2sbeastroit hes Menl6en all.
Eouienoe Ino tn BEN lebten 5pei Sabret tn Der
&obe>9lnIiolt, "a Stanton Str Mem gort, 9ebetlt
worben. nnter ben @cbettten befinben it3 ptcle
YlerSte unb Ipot9 +. 3te 2obbdber nrtcri3etren
fb Don ouoerer 9Goer1 baour9, boB lie brett uuf
bic Srattbett etrpirten, Il ben tranfen StoiI ents
%iernen, tn wel3er ,orrn ct aud sum @orl9etn
iomme. Sic iiub eth YerbrennunSss ODER @usi9eis
bun95s Rroees Der Sront4ettsito1e Sober &ranfe
Mrs BET Der Anperoun9 bt lec 8ar I~o;ui0scu 5etn
ei9euer gtrat,. @ern SemanS bnr9 bisie SGSer ge'
BELT tit, f. tt er mirtlib nnb raSttal 9eRetlts mdbs
renb nab Der bt5bert9en 9etlmetbooe bic Mtttel
gewobu(i4 9ei6brtt9er iiro ais bic 8rant5eitic(bft,
nnb iia Diters eth eantts peer ierInedrer &rant'
O6sieiS bic aoD5a6sr ouc &ranf5siten. ianertt9
urb duberli4, %turtren, 10 limb oo4 bite @trfanQsn
BET ~Ioloenbtu &rentbeiter, b~eiouoers fpern tic iib
nod in ocuteul 2uitonte beftnben, gang auberorocNts
lid: Gieber, ielbit @eruens unb 3pPhnSItebsr,
,perDsn is9r i9nsa, gsDS9nta3 mt 1 +, gq Sfr
b~eIonbcrS bet iunaen eeuten II. TN eriten St9otliat,
qem6bnli5 Iei9t tartrt. Maferlndt, Mbeas
MatiSmeS Ueroen oft 'ebr idnea, ~aebetlt;
ispbiIltiide &rantbeiten In leosm @robe. get
dlheren SrGnfbeiten, Sranopnnoen, Ges
fd,piireu, @erupDetn &C. TT BITE Mirtuns etre
plbsll5e II, fdtbore. 9tur eth goo tit btnretdenO,
nm Seoen pom Der aStrtlin9 tu ioerSen9en. 1sas
sentrebS rno. bic io8euannts &,srns oeer
Snferrnbr (etne bis isst unbeitbate Srontbeitl
inutben aebet(t, Bet lebtertr &rautbeit seben rs
prosent Ses !3u6ertofeS nit iebem Babe Sur4 ben
nrtn ab.
sic 8obes unb gtmaebme.pulper psrSes na8
iebem @Gas I'm eonbe ~periarbt, Scr Nrtts bes
@abesNutperS tit So, her Ses Ginnebute . 8ulpers
81. Wian IGije ii4 cine Brochure nber BITE eobtnr
1t euslii4sr cDsr bsuti9er GprG9e f5tdea.
Fr. Rauchfuss,
"a Stonton Ctr. (Dox laG9).i
@sw govt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02

Millersburg, Iowa county,is lively
neighborhood. Last week two men
came in from the hot harvest field to
take the town. They had taken part
Of it and were gobbling the rest, when
the citizens rallied and began taking
it away from them. Pistols were
emptied in the air and the attacking
party soon retired into the woods. and
are hiding there from arrest, living
on ginseng, may-apples and adjoin-
ing rabbits. A day or two after this
q citizen contributed what Charles
O'Connor would call his cozes quota
to the public amusement by an unsuc-
cessfnl effort to hang himself with a
halter. The following Sunday SER
vices were interrupted by couple of
fellows who had come to the sanctua-
ry to scoff at each other rather than to
pray. They were piously jerked bald
headed and fined $40 apiece, and at
last accounts Millersburg was Sleep
on its arms.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
8ote in horees,

The Popular Science Monthly has
been experimenting with bots, and
has found that whale oil poured on
them will destroy them almost imme-
diately. Spirits of turpentine was
poured over some bots on the stomach
of dead horse, but after an hour
they still held their hold. tenaciously,
when the whale oil was poured over
them, which caused them-tosl Sse their
hold, and soon they were all dead.
Hence, whale oil will do TO drench a
horse with when troubled with bots.
Mr.. A. Keplinger, Of Indiana, says
that when your horse has bots, drench
him with two quarts of fresh milk
and one of molasses; give all at one
dose; wait fifteen minutes and give
two quarts of sage tea In thirty
minutes after this. give one pint of
curriers' Oil, or enough to physic the
horse. The cure will be complete, as
the milk and molasses cause the bots
to let go, the tea Fuckers them up,
and the oil carries them entirely
away. He says one trial will satisfy
any one of the efficacy of this anti
dote. Now. / have King-Cure-All
for bots, which was published in the
Indiana Farmer some years ago. /
do not know who edited the paper at
that time, but it certainly is the best
remedy for bots have heard of. The
then editor of the Farmer tried the
remedy himself, and told us it had
not failed once in perhaps fifty times
that he had tried ii for himself and
his neighbors. He told us it always
cured sound and well in from five to
ten minutes time. The editor had a
horse bad with bots for three days, in
1881, and tried all the remedies that
he could hear of to no avail. Finally
an Englishman came along, and told
him to give the horse heaping tea
spoonful each Of alum and copperas,
pulyerized fine, and put them into a
pint Of apple vinegar. This was Civ
eli the sick horse. and in ten minutes
he was well. He never knew This
remedy to fail.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02

We understand that the Directors
Of the water power company have re-
ceived letter from H. II. Sears, from
which it is learned that he will be
here tho last of this week or the first
part of next, when it is hoped thai
something will be agreed upon where
by work may be resumed on thu
water power again. The Directors
are engaged in collecting, and if tn,
people will only come forward will
the amount of money necessary, which
is not much, it is expected that worl
will be commenced in very shor
time. Our citizens should see tina
it is to their interest to start and com
plete this work at the earliest posi-
bic moment. Every dollar invested
in completing the work will be pait
out here, and will help to make bust
ness more lively.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02

A darkey woman of Keoknk, last
February, gave birth to twins, which
were born all right, but died shortly
after birth. Two weeks ago this wom-
an again s'mothered" twins, and in an
hour after gave birth to third child,
and the three are living and as jolly
and lively as could be expected under
the circumstances. So says the Keo-
kuk Constitution, "and whatll you
lay it's lie, sir? ?"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
Mahaska county news, CLEANED from

Mahaska county news, CLEANED from
the Herald:
Philip White, section hand on the
X. & ID. NJ. Railroad, died sitting in
his chair, at Beacon, on the night Of
the 22d. The Coroner's jury said he
died of heart disease.
George Workman fell from scat.
fold six or eight feet high, Thursday
last, injuring his head and right
shoulder severely.
James McNulty, a miner in the
Iowa Coal Company's shaft, was in.
jured severely by the premature dis
charge of a blast, on Thursday last.
A little three year old daughter OF
!. Kelley johnson fell from the bed
one day last week and broke her col
lar bone. This little child has had
her right arm and collar bone bro.
ken twice before.
Saturday last little daughter of
John Cochran, was seriously injured.
1t appears it was out near a little
bridge on the Rock Island road west
Of town, and girl eighteen years old
undertook to carry her across the
bridge, and when near the middle by
some means dropped her through the
bridge, breaking her collar bone and
one of her arms.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02

The ladies have not had an invita-
ton extended to them to attend our
club meetings yet, but we were glad
to see that some of them came last
night Notwithstanding. We take il
upon ourselves to say that they will
be heartily welcome and hope that
at the next meeting they will turn out
in larger numbers. If the ladies had
a voice in the matter Soapy Sammy
Tilden would be beaten clear out OF
sight.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
Agriculture at Philadelphia.


If any one supposcs that the Agri-
cultural Department of the great ex-
hibition at Philadelphia is devoted
solely or largely to display of agri-
cultural implements, and that the eye
of the visitor is to be wearied with
piles of freshly painted mowers, har-
rows, plows, etc, he is greatly mis-
taken We regard the Agricultural
Building, with its contents, as one OF
the most interesting Of the group. and
alone, it is worth trip to Europe TIC
sec. Every live, intelligent farmer
in the country should contriye in
some way to visit this display. More
can be learned by careful study OF
the seeds, plants, tools, agricultural
products, ETC.. which are here brought
together from all parts of the world
than in any other way. A farmer in
middle life will find enough to. sup
ply food for thought for the rest OF
his days; and if it costs the price of a
yoke of oxen, or a couple of fat hogs
the n oney had better go in a journey
to Philadelphia. If it is necessary to
practice economy after the return. nc
matter; the visit will compensate fol
almost any sacrifice.
There ore acres Of area covered by
the graceful roof of the Agricultural
Building, that are laden with the
fruits of the earth from every cline
and the elegance of the design o.
cases, rooms, etc, and the costlincss oil
the products, astonish the visitor
Take the display Of the single State
of Iowa, under the Management oil
James w. Fulton, of Fairfield what
a vast variety of wonderful products
are here represented. These fruits arc
all represented in wax, and are exact
models of fruits produced i'll the State
last season. The wax fruits arc work:
of art in form and coloring. The
seeds are shown i'm vast variety
enormous stalks of the cereal grains
with the golden ears of corn hanging
in pOndcrOus masses from the walls
afford pleasant sight TO the eye, and
the collection affords a complete ex.
hibit of the earth products of thai
garden State. The same may be said
of the exhibits of the other States and
counties.
The display of tobacco in all il,
forms of growth and manufacture is
wonderful. 1t seems quite impossible
that this "filthy weed" could be put
into such artistic and pleasing forms
Some of the exhibits of tobacco cost
the contributors $4,000, and the same
lavish expenditure is observable ev.
erywhere. I,,.i.
1t is not our intention at this time
to give statements in detail. We wish
to excite interest in the display as {
whole, and to a deserving act by in
ducing our readers to "throw down
the shovel and the hoe" for week OF
two and go to Philadelphia.