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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-26
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

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A ~ A Is widely known
Ali SH IN as one of the most
AsA "a INA cilectual remedies
ANNA ~ lAEA eyer discovered for
aSYEA iSHEtb cleansing the sys-
SsESSYTyASl*3 TEN and purifying
4# the blood. 1t has
SSNNsS4sxpIfEsgRy stood the test of
SGNsSNWaSgI years, with con-
.SSse1 stantly growing rep
isa~Hs'o utation, based on its
intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re,
mmkable cures So mild as TO be safe and
beneficial 10 children, and yet 50 searching
as 10 efectually purge out the great cor
rnptions Of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dole, and disappear Hence It's wonderful
cures, many Of which Rre publicly known,
Of ScrOii,la. and all scrotnlous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptivc dis
orders of the skin, TumOrs, BIOtches,
lsOils. Pimples. Pustules, Sores, st.
AntliOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipe-
las, letter, Salt Rlleum, Scald
Head, RingwOrm, and internal UI-
ccratiOls Of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. II also cures other CON-
plants, to which il would not seem especi.
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep-
sia. Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LcucOrrhGa, when they are manifesto.
tons of the scrofulous poisons,
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. by renewing the
appetite and yigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless lam
gnor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and new lease Of
lie.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-26
UNION ChURN.
THE BEST CHURN EVER MADE

MRI day guaranteed using our Wei,
AuFer Drills. 500 month
- irss. Jil1 Anger Co, st, Louis, No.
sept a.wl3w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-26
FL "a n T. !

I hear that fearful Cough, which Is but from o
Cold, and u can now be Guro1by few doses OF
Dr.. Falcons Roain Weed Balsam,
which has no equal for Coughs, Colds,
Wn0Opi ngC0uKh, Group, BrOnc d nj
AnectlOn and Lung Dlseases. You need
have no fears of trying IT, for every bottle Ia war
ranted to be genuine Price, 800.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-26
loHN q ENNie-

a TTORNkY At Law. end Notary Pubiic.
~ Once corner Main end Market streote ,
over Ennis . Bsllord's Drug stors, Ottomwa,
tOVa. Mar 2ldVly
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-26
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair it's
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
efectual 70 +
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
royor apjfh fJa
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-26

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to meet the train there. When the
car was opened at Osceola, three men
and two boys were found in it, hav-
ing box Of goods broken open. The
three men were arrested and brought
to Abba for trial as they admitted
that they had broken into the car at
Melrose. The two boys claimed that
they had got into the car after it was
broken open, and the men said the
same, so the boys were considered to
have been only caught in bad COM
pahy and We're not arrested.
The three men give their names as
John Fry, VIM. Murphy, and David
Waters.
Our COURIER friends, judging from
the tone of their comments on the de-
feat Of Ilawley's proposed Ordinance,
are disappointed that it did not pass.
lfnot. why did they assail Ballingall
and McCue for voting against the
Ordinance, and not word in con-
domination of the course of Moore,
Armstrong and Boulton, ia favor Of
it, thus destroying the best provision
of the Wine and Beer Ordinance.
Let the section providing for bond
of 81 900 remain.
If we must have license, there
should be no change in the Ordi-
nance VfndicdtOr.
s.Our COURIER friends" are not dis
appointed that Hawley's proposed
Ordinance did not pass. We only in
tended to show up the Inconsistency
Of BalliA gail and McCue, who opposed
the passage Of the original Ordi-
nance from first TO last. Peter is
always figuring for popularity and
votes, on all sides, and we want the
people to know that he is one of those
slippery fellows who tries to carry
water on one shoulder and Whjs-
key on the other.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

RABBIT HOLE SULPHUR. - A San
Francisco exchange says that there are
ten tons of sulphur consumed daily in
San Francisco. This sulphur is re-
ceived from the island of Sicily, in the
Mediterranean, Japan. in Asia, and the
Rabbit Hole mines in this county. The
owners of the last mentioned mines
have made arrangements for putting
steam wagons on the road from the
mines to the Humboldt House for the
ansportation of the sulphur which is
refined at the mines. They .xpect to be
able to supply the San Francisco mar
ket with full supply of the article
and have considerable left for trans
portation to the east. The quality of
the sulphur from these mines 10 said to
be superior to the imported article.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26

ROAD MEETING To NIGar.-An ad-
Journed meeting to report progress on
the measures adopted to secure the
bridging of the Owyhee, on the Winnie
mncca and Iornucopia road, will be
held this evening at Oriental Hall. The
conmit'ee appointed Mt the last meet.
ing are expected to report and give such
information ms they have been able to
obtain relative to the cost of the pro-
posed structure. The meeting will be
called to order at half.past 7 o'clock,
sharp.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26

WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY. = Jacob
Ulrich is pushing work on his hall,
which he proposes to dedicate Old
Washington's birthday with grand
ball. The new building will be named
4" Centennial Hail." and will, when
completed, be one Of the finest build
ings for the purpose for which it is
designed between Salt Lake and Vir-
ginia City. No pains will be spared to
make the coming ball the grandest
affair of the season.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26

EBkRLEY's BAKERY Charles Eber-
Icy, practical baker, 10 now prepared
to supply the public with the best quail
ity OF broad, cakes, pies, etc. Orders
left at the Bakery. opposite the Court
house, for anything in his line will be
filed with dispatch and In the highest
style of the art. Give him call. See
al in another column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26

SoUTH MOUNTAIN. South Mountain
stock has again made its appearance on
the Boards. 1t seems to have reached
the bedrock, and sells for 80 cents a
share. The holders of the stock here,
and there are several, take this as an
indication that the corporation does
not intend to go into bankruptcy.
Possibly the company may re-organize
and resume operations in the spring on
a safer and more economical scale than
heretofore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26

THE DELAYED TRAIN. The western
bound passenger train due here at 3 20
P NJ. Yesterday, arrived at 2 o'clock
this morning. Among the passengers
for Winnemucca was A. Il. Goodrich.
ofChicago, one of the principal owners
OF the Goodrich Mill and Mine in ST.
ezra District.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STRAYED.

Last spring small bay pare, long
bodied. heavy with foal, branded on
left hip with a small circle, and a
small star on forehead, strayed from
my corral in Winnemucca. 4 liberal
reward will be paid for her recovery or
information that will lead to the same.
Winnemucca, Jan. 10. 1876.
4w S. j. CHAMBERS.
Silence that terrible Enemy of life,
bad cough, with HALE's HONEY OF
HoARHoUND AND TAR, otherwise the
cough may soon silence you.
PIXIES Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26

SNow.-About two inches of snow
fell in this vicinity last night, and re-
mains on the. ground up to the time We
write. There has not been sufficient
snow on the ground here at any time
this winter to bring sieighs into re-
QUESTION.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26

ORGANISED CAMP-MBxrrNG. Sum
days express train east remained at
Elko Sunday night. The independent
says Conductor Hopkins formed tie
passengers into line and marched
to church. after which he pre-empted a
car and opened camp-meetipg. If
there is anything in the world that viii
bring railroaders to realization of
their general wickedness and cause
them to repent, it is a snow blockade.
Its evangelizing effect exceeds that of
Beecher's sermons, or even the scandal
trial.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26
JERSEY DISTRICT.
Its Location ard PrOspects-The
Mines Looking Well and "a
Furnace Completed.

UdulGO n. LII, W 1OOCfCb anu -.
J. Chambers left here last Saturday on
trip to Jerse y District, which is at
tracing considerable attention at the
present time. They returned last even
ing and furnished us the following rel
alive to the new camp.
Jersey District is situated about sixty
miles east Of south from Winnemucca
There are about one hundred men at
present in the camp, and several new
buildings are in course of erection,
among them one intended for a hotel,
which is being built by Messrs. Laveaga
and Hawley of Unionville.
THE NINE
was discovered about two years ago by
Len Tremble, Of Galena. 1t has paid
its way from the beginning, the ore
having been shipped to California and
Europe for reduction. 1t was purchased
of the original owners last November by
Frank Hamilton, j, Sevenoaks and 9th
ers for $40, 900 in coin and one tenth of
the capital stock. The course of the
vein is north and south, dipping west.
1t is from ten to twelve feet wide, and
carries on an average four feet of ga
lena and about five feet of carbonate of
lead. A ravine runs at right angles with
the course Of the ledge. From this ra-
vine the vein is prospected north by
tunnel 300 feet long and south by tun-
mel so feet long. A shaft is sunk on
the ledge in the south tunnel to depth
of 20 feet below the level. The vein is
of uniform width as far as prospected
and is well defined. The average assay
of the groupings is S195 GO silver to the
ton and rs per cent. lead; of the dump
S78 per ton in silver and SO per cent.
lead; at the bottom of the shaft $126 60
in silver and 70 per cent. lead. Tie
quantity Of ore on the dump is esti-
mated at 1900 tons.
THE FURNACE
is completed and it's net capacity is 40
tons of ore day. 1t will require from
800 to 1000 bushels of coal daily to run
it to its full capacity. 1t will be fired
mp on the 9TH of February, from which
time it 10 expected an average of ten
tons Of bullion will be produced daily.
large force is now engaged in chop
ping wood and burning coal in the Aus
tin Range. about % miles southeast of
the mine. and another party of chop
pers and coal burners will be set at
work shortly in the Second East Range,
south Of Clark's Ranch, where there is
an inexhaustible supply of nut pine and
cedar wood.
oTHER PROSPECTS.
The ledge has been traced 5000 feet
north of the Jersey Company's works
and south to a considerable distance
An extension of the lead Is owned by
Robert McBe;h, and the prospects of
finding an extensive body of ore are
very encouraging. Mines have been
discovered and locations made north
and south of the Jersey for three or
four miles. When the works are in full
blast some ten or twelve ten-mule teams
will be required to haul coal to the fur
mace and bullion to the railroad. They
want a postofiee established at Jersey
City, with semi weekly communication
with the railroad. and have signed a
petition to that effect.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26

A DISPATCH from San Francisco say s
William Sharon has sold his Suffer
street residence and furniture to W. S.
O'Brien. ofthe firm of Flood & o 'Brien
The purchaser is handsome bachelor,
and the marriageable girls of San
Francisco are almost dying to know
who the coming woman is.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26

HE first newspaper, says Figaro,
which appeared in England. was pub
lished at the time of the threatened
Spanish invasion iu 1888. 1t was is
sued by the Government for the reason,
as stated. - that this publication is the
surest means of making the truth
known to the people, and contending
against the sin of lying and exagger-
atoms of calumny" The oldest mum
Der of this journal extant is No. so, of
July 26, 1888, now in the British Mu-
scum.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
House and lot for Sale.

FEyHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS
A dwelling house and the lot on which it
is situated for sale ON reasonable terms. The
house rs situated on Third street next to Rob-
ms residence. For neutrality-suspicious. apply
to j. l.. RAGSDALE.
Jan. Him
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


Last Evenings Board.
400 Meadow Valley 27s. %
ll5 Raymond Dc Ely p, 20
30 Eureka is. 155
$40 Adams Hill l
260 Belmont ~
200 Jackson ~, 2
$40 Prussian 2
1875 Alps ~
z35 Leopard 1917. 1874
loo Se1iersod IA
30 Advance ~
leo Poorman size
$40 U,ah 10, 1917 b30
1890 Silver Hill 1lH ia
40 Challenge 5, %
9l5 Dayton G1a, 65s
595 Rock Island d. IA
100 Pictou soc, G0o
1l15 New York IL. IL
300 Occidental ia, "a
80 Alta
Clio Woodwlle 25I, az
$40 Mint soc. 4Ge
40 Lady Washington ~, ~
1880 Kossuth 33@. 3H
% O. G: Hlli ~
l65 Andes So, 90
so Florida
700 Europa SOC 55a
$50 Wells Fargo 37I1c
80 Niagara 371ac
100 North Carson 40c
ESQ Leviathan IL. /
700 Amazon %, 2L
10 Maryland l5c
$50 Morning Star 511s
90 Monumental l
so Glasgow "a
500 Trojan / Il
255 ella pa. rs
40 Panther "a, 2L
1875 Hassev IA. rs
$40 Gen. Thomas ., 97s
400 Mansfield 75s
$50 Coso Con. Ia, Ia
This Mornings Baord.
1875 Ophir 81
43o Mexican 2034, 2o'5
1880 Gould Il Curry %. 22L
44o Best Il Belcher 6414, GA
1925 Savage 2I1g. 24ss
800 Chollnr 80, $50
500 Hale & Norcross 81. 61s4
$50 Crown Point 231S, 23s4
$50 Yellow Jacket 100
80 Empire 8
90 kentuck Is. 1917
1870 Alpha %. 23s+
2l0 Belcher 80
$50 Cen Virginia 449, AT
1905 Sierra Nevada 231s. 231E
1915 California SS1I. $50
50 Bullion 80
$50 Imperial ., S1z
200 Exchequer 1874
$50 Seq Beleher 90
420 Overman 81, 671a
290 Justice 2S54
1856 Succor 81, 21s
220 Union 105a
1880 Lady Bryan 81. So
70 Jntia 1514. 10
90 Caledonia 80, 3lI
30 Knickerbocker "a, 25s BIZ
255 Baltimore 311, 35s
100 Utah 10
SIS Silver Hill IL. 12H
200 Rock Island IA
$50 New York IA, ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26
Employment Wanted.

A GOOD COOK WANTS EMPLOY
IA nent in a Hotel. Restaurant. or for
Company. Apply at this office for further
particulars. jan251w
, 1876-09-18

and sce,lu0, and hence nsxt tn the darkness Of
f0nu:arie would he a lcarnlng TINT sl,ou!'' he
attcntc.l Ivy caltlncsa anh skeptirtsn. -lcss
wspn 'Ls a !. nevsr 0 ass"cated With my
great principle u intellect or interest u tho
Scart, It vas not worthy Of record In history
where only tho a;,tes e,, Of great n.n;ia :G
we're t. DC written ,angh.cr T NO mS9e,9 Wash.
ngton Or d Ornpgc, Gccnnfe 4 Is only
deep feeling. Of rolIctuic or sorrow that sprini,
up around tho mighty ncts ani principles of So
eety Mnc! ths a; our tmgs ass 70 oe pfaseM Y1
tho freedom and power Ut thclr thought, ye:
toy must ntHo bt feutcd as 1,cfng able to build
up the intellect at the expense OF tho heart,
making lis all skeptiss or thinkers rather than
nj tho feet Of our um! Perhaps ChVlst moves
q,laintc1 with grief" that lfls religion may al-
ways carry wiikn itsclf pathos 1!kc Beethoven
vanity from tue soul and to make eternity
cornu To tls Imagination with it, solemn nys..
terry. That development of intellect that slnll
,nnkc tic study of science tl'splaec the ncsltta'
of man read more swcst'y tlan tho plead!!p9gss
anil prayers Of Jesus, Is mental education TINT
may well be feared as n fatal enemy. II II,
educated man Is bread .nan, he must be broad
chamber 81 Ms brain Is cloae.l, MS Ii.
l!ears every side Of every question and
Dcr Of hls heart can be closed, ,bt't every.
thing must deeply imptess IT. from Tho ~oSmng %,...
and to tho Inst sigh Of mati as ho goes awa}
from this earthly arcnc. Not only Is there rast
nrt in the world AMI vast learning and progrcas,
but here, too, as q Latin p'rtt says, "arc ~
reminds us of the difference hctwecn virtue ant
Vice, and with that tollch Of conscience come!
tue mct,,ory of sins coultnttctl against man mt
, 1876-09-18
"WORDs. THEIR USE AND ABUSE"


The London Saturday RepIto, Which Is not
oycrlrIen.l,y to American authors, has tho fol-
lowing notice OF Prof. William Mattcws' lust
buck:
4 tscatipe on the uta and abuse Of words BY nr.
Mathews is exceedingly Lively and readable, o'snE
cAuss. partly tu the fact that II confirms great
many Thoughts. which, II not exactly arl1ina, a.e
at ay neither tr!to nog familiar, ana pAFll "
Tho ylsor and viyac!ly Of the authors style. u
much loo long fur Deliberate and continuous fcAu;
tug hut takcjs IN for an hour ut time, ahd read
cliaptct by chapter, 1t will prove not only IN.
atrnctiro but amusing. On tho importance 0f
Worls u an instrument OF thought. IN tl'd value
OF words In art, tho power VIII luent comuaMl
Of Language, q large vocabulary. amh quick
ncu,uFy, give to pocts aud Ptuso. .wsliers, antl
t,p dependence Of OsAtury ana Ut every fntln
Of vctsa upon the apt choice of the Wprd which
not unIy c6nyoys exactly the right shaae OF nlean.
Ink, but which hatt asdorta with The context
aid with tho anuRd and rhythm required: on Tho
runsrguunt difficulty 0f translation, and lhc fasl'
urc o9 the hcst ye1sca In foreign language to rep
tpscut The !ut graco aud heulty Of wUfk crIkt.
u0liy remarkable for taala and execution: on tla
morally of worl4; on tho rcl4l!on Of the different
| parts u which onr language 10 lnade up; and on
half dpxen athGI Curious OF important points ~.
| tatiAs 10 tAs employment and cuMblnattuR q
words, UF. Mathews haA written With very coastd.
| ar4blu knowledge, sud with al unusual power VI
turning hls knowleage t0 ACCOUNT beth to Instruct
aud " please Gls teaueru.
, 1876-09-18
WHAT Is TIT
Interesting Diseorery-A Question for sa-'
wants -1tcmarkahls Eotaii ltemalns Of =
Prni,nI,ty-Ext1nct Animal or Reptile.

Interesting Discorery-A Question for sa-'
wants -1tcmart<able Eoshii Remalns Of q
Prntnbty-Ext1nct Animal or Reptile.
Bptefa' Corretroad<ncs ar Tina Tribune.
BISMARCK, Dakota, Sept. 3.--Rich "a tue VAL
Icy Vi The Upprs Missouri is known to be In fos-
all rerna!ns, pctrlfactions, and other matter IT.
tcrcsting to geologlsts, It Ia nevertheless rare
that any Of them arc saved or brought into
civilization, where scientists can have an oppor-
tunity tU examine them. However, for once,
specimen, or prrhaps should say great NUM-
bcr Of them, have hccn secured, aud will proba-
hly prove a valuable acquisition To eomo
museum.
Tho steamer Key West, Capt. Bucscn, landed
at Cow island Oh Aug, 30, md after disclnrgug
and reloadInu, left TN the afternoon of Sept. l
to return to Bismarck. Que uf the passengers,
Col. Ccndcnln, Of Carroll, Montana,
stated IN conversation that he knew
! Of the pctsited remains Of q huge
snnke not half milo from tho river bank, and
70 be saved. Capt. Duesen at unca consented
to stop tho boat long enough to collect 1t, and
expressed wish to le Of the party. We arrived
vt tlc mouth Of the Emmel Creek about .. IN.
mounted, otlcra following TN foot. Wc had
provided sone good stout sacks to hold the
specimens, ard commenced ascending the bluffs,
some of which werc rather precipitous, but our
cliii,bed like sheep. Near the top. of a ridge,
about 175 fee, above the level OF the water, 1ay
the remains VIC were IN search Of. They were u
quantity Of bones, shurt- -JOintcdt without ribs,
lInc, line makiug il look like q potriaci snake. "a
brief examination, however, dispellcd the idea
Of the remains being those Of . snake,
all iavoring the view that IL waa the baek-bone
pieces nlcasIred II feet 10 inches. These
wure carefully numbered before they wcrc placed
, 1876-09-18

4 RESOLUTION of tie General ConlcTehce, IL.
creasng the basis Of representation In that bod.
from IS tn any number under 70, waA read a1It
colcurrcd III Iy this Conference.
Anuthrr resolution, asking the General Com
ference ~ permit Annual Conferences 10 dceig-
nate the number nj districts In each Confercncc,
inttca,l pf leaving the matter with the Bfah0ps,
was tabled, as,d will come up Cor discussion
Monday.
, 1876-09-18

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-This morning was o
passenger on the Michigan Central train frum
Michigan City. This train was very much
crowded, and at Lake the newsboy on tho train
received Ills bundles OF papers. lie passed
through the ours, aud evidently sold out bis lot
OF TnIHusEs early, Ms tho only paper pnrclIas-
alle when hc reached the fifth car was tho
11nhs. Why Ia 1t that tho .tra!n-1oys are not
supplied with snilivicncy Of your journal for
clstomcrsi Are travellers to DO forcca to buy d
pausr they don't wunt any louecrl W,
, 1876-09-18
Queer Preferences,

Nr. Miller, OF tho artvslan baihs, has noticed,
every day for the past slx months, that : la1E9'
nut ssrret regularly In tLo afternoon, sua,
possing down to the hsuk Of the river, turns to
tIlo south, and goes directly to the end Of ths
humc, OF sewer, where, Tue artcss4n watGl9
cmvty Srotn tie well, and drinks heartily, aud
aitcrwar,ls always stands quietly awhile licking
let mouth, u u she enjoyed tho uedieased
, 1876-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
MICHIGAN ". y. CONFERENCES.
fneeinI hsnafrk To INs FfibuhA.

NILES, Mlrls., Sept, 16.--I,he Michigan Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church re-
assembled Tor IL fourth day'a work this morn
ing,-Bshop Haven presiding. The Rev. J. II.
McCasty conducted devotional exercises. Tho
following were elected to De9con's orderb:
Lafayette Dodds, W. A. nunabergsF' .. y.
, 1876-09-18
OUR FATHER.


Kingdom Oh ooo' -
,,, m,rrp
OUR FATHER.
SERMON Br TnB REV. 5. W. puFrtELD.
,,....s",. .no wv " Hh,.,.,, o,',nnr NJ nohcv ona
iEeenJ'e!AlH onuieu' eo,"s' l.'s... 1850,
Washington stfocts' pfeachea yeS'e'aay '"''"'
Ing, taking rs Ills text:
In ,le beautiful ltt1c story Of .pIcciola,n tlc
.,aas ~ .ne usI aa"ras, rnarnsy wr,tcs unon his
imprisoned convert Lna1ue5 "a'ssn up ,,,..,1
dungeon wall this sentence: "chanec 10 pi'hu,
aftorward His world has been enlarged. Tho
s..4 ~ amm,, ,,,.n. h.a t,tcn rnot in Tho
aesu - " 1"" s.,ass,, nn,,r.- rnrd T, hna
cfcvices OIL tHe stomc'paVea sour'-5asu. ~ .1 nIe
mind Of tho prisoner which lie has not forcsccn
II has so ,nany curious coutryanccs, 30 many
,naonto,s Dro;c,tIona. lint he ia bewlldcrcd.
ingenious p'oaesus, ,m,, e.. !. na.tI, y, rnrn n
direct this curious growthl And 90 at lust,
having studied every part Of the littlo plant
viii ion1 and mathematician care. Ao comes
,'a s w. e. ,s.,i m whrh lint scntencc ia writ
ten, aud he alls beneath It tue important WORT,
"Pcrhaps!"
To world full OF questions camo Ono who
uo. N he horn and lIyc and dIo In
order to prove tnat pes,s"' !a.,n.a nao rhnqs n1s
were those t',en,-as IT there arc nowmwhs ,S y,
daily duties, Iis Martha oi Bethany. t'sy v9',
ued the earthly more than tc heSvenS. 1a nS,ton ~
othcrs-to live their usual lyes- AT Anythlns ys
eSw chss xs ws to u besoast TT to % 70 out Of er
coasts. 10 them the types from "nicn W.T., Mcsc
printed the monotonons pagss, OF eae,L ,aeas y,
contained no interrogation mares no po'nes o.
, 1876-09-18

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now occupied by the la!!h11 Central tsruad Com
rany onlcrs running ttruagh 20 central deI1k l1
suitable ful most any 9ustna.s Ean be tsn1sd e Ior
time aittr Sov. |. Apply Al Generxl AsnaKsrs oh1cc'
90 M1chlganhy.
FIV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: CAPACITY Fnt!
l. killing !, Goo hogs per day. Apply W WILLIAM
NOt1NE Union EtuCk fhrua.