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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-08-23

Bslehrad, l6. srpna.
Turecka iedna armada pokroei-
In at X JabIonic4. Srbsky v6dce
Antit sbira move silly kolem Kru-
Sevace, cd kterehofto misia vede
mnoho cest kn staremu sidlu Kras
gusevac. Pad mssta toho otevFeI
by Turkam nejen cel6 ddoli Mo
ravsks, alebrz mohl by bgti pro
vote Cerhaieva osudnym.
Londfn, II. srpna.
"Standardu" zvsstnje Sc Belle
hradu, ze Turci obsadili mesta
Petrovaee a Mirovace. Petrovac
Iezi iizn5 Mirovacc severns Cd
Badovince.
JeneraI Alimple musel nAsled-
KEN t5chto pobyb6 cpastiti po'
slednl mssto, kterem mel hlav
nj svsj stan. Pravi sc, ze bDd'
gen. Kolaroffem Dahrazen.
Londfn, IL. srpna.
aStandardur 80 telegrafuie !
Bslebradu Knize Milan pravf ,
dnesnim provolAnf. ze srbsko ,
cernA Hora budou 20 blti do 20
sIedniho mnxe-
Dopisovatel "Timesv . Ragus,
oznamuje. fe die zprAv sernohor
skych porAfka Turki Kuti byl,
velmi xnatna.
V pcndsIi vnikI Mahomed pas
. 10000 muz6 do uzsn KuSi
Voie Jcho byli ne vseeh stran pfs
padeny a museli sc dkti po ohre
mntch xtrAtAch ma dtkk- Povsta
ci proD&sled'ovsli je al K Podxori
ci,, kdsx j. jich dslostfelsctvo o.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-08-23
Jeste o tom tajnem planu.

V elsie pfedeslsm upoxorniIi
jsme ctenafe nase okresiehSaun-
ders a Butler ma to. iakym spa>
sobem zamysli Sc draha u. p.
spolu Sc senatorem Hitchcoekem
zmocniti hlasn jejich, kterak xa>
msslf ga lacin6 slihy uloviti tam
nekolik hlasd pro xnovuxvoieni
Hitchcocka Zaroveh poukazali
jsme ma to, 70 am Hitchcoekovi
ami spoletnosti drahy te nemoano
vsfiti, jelikoz minuls podzim
pied tim bez pottukrate podveili
voliSe lichymi sliby. Dnes ehcetne
probrati posvftiti - ma plan ten
ve svetle jinsm. Jak isme minule
Sc zmfnili, Jest hlavnim aEelem
tohoto bnuti dosazeni znovuxvo-
Ienf Hitchcocka slib ze Sc bude
draha stavet sicc z Waterloo na
draze u. p. do Wahoo z1stane
bezpochyby nespinsn. Mozna
rsak, se K vaii dokonaIeIsinr
oklamhnf, pocne draha klasti
traf. Starsho zeleza ma K tomu
vol. <os mani by tax mnoho ne.
by mysli dokonaleisimu zaslepeni
drahu skuteene a neh staveti dale
nez nakolik mil vice ned dude -a-
politely k zaslepeni volith Jest
dplne pravds nepodobno. X tenu
by toho tinilag vzdyr kdya tam
drahy nebude pojedou hide tax
iako tax do Fremont North Bend
n Schuyler. musi pfedce ma drahu
is same spoleenosti a aby snad
spolesnost byla tax nslufnA, fs
by stayela drahu k vail pchodIi
obyvatela toho County, TO Sc ne
da nikterak myslit. Vsak meier
znovuzvoleni Hitehcoeka jinshC
neele dosahla by draha U. r. 20
lezenim nskohka mil starSch II
nd. Kdyby odhlasovany hyl,
pro nj bondy, a spoleenost polo
zila nekolik mil drahy a obdriel'
bondy, zabezpcti si okies Sann
ders tax, ze sc tudy iadna vic
draha nebude moci stavet. ia
znamo, ptijmut move dsiavs Ion
alanek, die nehoz 1adnf okres M
ma SO zadluzovati We prospee
zeleznice vice nez 10 proeent %
hadnuta hodnoty takoveho okr'
su. Kdyx by tedy dosahla drah
10 procent bondn . vystavsla 4
,, ne nekolik mil drahy, pax N
i mohl by, die novebo zakonl
0 okres dati zadnou vice podpori
1 zadne jine draze- Bee podpos
, vsak zadna drhha SO staveti M
) bude u z6stalo by Saunders Bu
d tier a ostatni zapadnf okre-y !
| hoiitkach. Obyvatele okresn te'
@ zistali by vydani draze te ma m
: lost neb nemilost. Necht by j.
sem neb tam, byli by stejns zkr
u ceni, ieIikoz draha by positaia
. Ia dovozne ceny jake by ehtsl
Q Co tyto okresy potfebuji, co 7
.. zaduji, miti must budouli vol
rozvazne jednat ivskutku obdr
u jest draha zcela rozdilna nee
% vista cd drahy U. P. Draha X
n RAJ by U. r. vedla scutsz (ko
y kurenci) TAX ably obyvatele net
T. Ii odkazani ma drahu jednu !
!. vydirajici ceny dovoxu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-08-23
dluL umenseu tedy ss5s. .700, 900

dlnL zmensen tehy Q Sbos, sOU, UUO
Bshem valky nahromadIly Sc
mimo to iin6 pozadavky ma spoi.
staty, jako odskodn6nf statdm !
iednotliycdm IA sKody We vaIcc
utrpene, nedoplacene pozadavky
voIini namofnikG, stare boun>
ties nedopIatky ma smlousy <
dodavani potfeb. Tyto poaadav-
Ky nebyIy potitAny vefcjnt
duh q obnasi ma 300, 600, ,0O0- "a
tzchto II rok6 mfru vlAda vyplar
tia 1888, ,10l ,456 drok0 M diuhy
valkou xpisoben6 . demokratic-
kou stranou zavinsne, 297 .428,-
45l pense. o t6chto vydAnfeh,
kterez neize ku beznfm anelD ku
udrzeni vlady potfebnfm vydi-
MIN poSitati, .nexmihaje 80 pan
TIIdcn AMI slovem. Mnoho Ii oh
nksi celkem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-08-23
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-08-23
Nejnovejsi zpravy.
Lincoln. %. srpna.


John J. Middleton, bYyaly con
ductor draby b. 4 NJ spadl 9
bod. dep. parostroje. Paroslroi
pfeiel mu ODE nohy mad koleny,
kter6 ma Commercial Hotclu
odeimuty byli. Zemtel dne 23.
srpna We strasnych bolestech.
Zvlaatui depese Preston, Aria.
oEnamuje: Setnfk Potter 8. plu
ku Peehoty opustil Camp Verde"
due 10. oddslenim Peehoty "a
nskolika odielenimy spfizne>
Hych rudocha, sledovat stopu
Appachu, kteFi opustili reservacc
81 Carloo a paehAly uki utnos,i
ma osadnicich severovychodni
Arizony- Poltcr-ovo oddslerf
napadlo rudoehy as 80 mil seve
rovfchodns Cd Verde, kdeE ie
20 uskolikahodinSm boii porazil.
Indiana Etratili ! mrtvfch a Ia
iAtsch q zeny a 3 dsckal Porter
mel iednoho tsxoe ransnsho. On
je Pofade pronAsledujc a doui&,
2e zniei eelou tlupu.
New YORK, %. srpna.
Col. Drum oznamUje, ze psn1je
miusni, Re voisko z Cernsch vr-
ch6 bude vzato nazpst- On tvrdi
rozhodn1. BE - vse < zimnfmu
pobytu pro voisko pfipravuje,
zvlasts ia tece Tongue" a poto-
ku "Govs" badou nova lezeni pro
vojsko ptipravena. Tea tyrdi.
ze rudosi budou tax dlouho pro
nasledevani. doknf Sc bud nepo-
dali. neb vyhlazeni nebudou.
LondSn, %. srpna.
Die poslednich zprav Ruska,
Australia Saska ma bfti tech
20 zemich droda prosttedni. U
roda AngIH. Francouzsku, Ne,
mecku, Sv9dsku, NorvsEsku,
Dansku, severni Italii a Romanie
j-ou meme uspokojujici.
Washingionn, 70. srpna.
Telegram Doktora Popa "a
svon pani oEnamuje smrt pre- ise>
dy domu Eastupc6. p. Z. Kerr-a.
Washington, 10. srpna.
zfsk-~ ? amrti pfedsedy domu
zastupca, a5k7n .s.l9--,.,,
vyvolslA rFcdc trapny DOZEN We
vseeh kruzich. Clerk domu Zas
stapca odebral sc lined ku ohle-
dasi mrtvol naffdil mu, umrlei
truhlu do Rock Bridge, Va. za-
slati. To sc stane jif ultra. Vice
dFednika domu zAstupcd, iakoz
ieho tlcnov6 odebefou se tam y
tomtsa Ease, BY poslcdni poza>
statky pFedsedy DO New Albany,
Ind. doprOvodili.
Dee Moines, 10. srpna.
Kobylky opus,ili v6era seve-
rozapad Iowu as I drody je zaebo-
vale.
Dubuque Iowa, 10. srpna.
Jednotlive mraky kobylek tA-
hly severovychodni stranou pies
Usage. JeIikoz jsou veskere plo-
diny skliEeny nemohou nAdelati
jiE velsych skod.
Cedar Rapids. la. 10. srp.
Ctyfi vsznoye z.vsznice Count.
nj uprchly vtera veSir v9zsnf
kdyz tam vstoupivsfho serifa- Gill
hama zeleznou tyekou K zem
srazili Zena serifa pokusila 8.
dvefe trestnice zavFiti, byla all
take X zemi srazena a znatns 20
ransnA. Diva = uprchISeh byl,
ieste tete noci chyceni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-08-23
Celkem tedy s4.Oi7,643.757

Gelkem tedy S4.U4s ,U4osso
Ia rok 1876 nenf dosud afedni
zprava podana, vsak eastka, I,z
udavame, rovna Sc ma jisto ve-
skerym pfijmdm roce minnlem.
Je tedy vidst, ze Tilden pfehani q
udava pouzo n.alitkost 453 mis-
iiony vice nez v skutku ma danich
80 pf,jmulo. Dale stezuje Tilden,
ze vlada travila Z kapitain v
techto Ii rokach mfru. Pohied>
me jak vynalozeny byIy pfiimy.
Dnc 80. tervna 1865 obnasei duh
SpojenSch stat6 s2.757 ,000, ,00o,
Is. srp. 1876 obnasi zoos. 800, 900
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-08-23
DO CHICAGO.

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-08-23

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-08-23

dplne zahuby zachranilo. Cerno-
horci paef ztratu Mahomed Ali no
ma 5000 muz6. Byla to zajiste Ia
nejkrvavsjsi bitva celsho povsta>
nj.
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81 Pf~xr lazee - "A 49,
, 1876-04-01

the allegation implies that there
IS nothing very remarkable IN II.
But it is none TIE less al allega
ton that government is put up
at auction.. And tais shows, like
every other unhandsonne phenom-
enon Of our politics, the impera,
tive necessity Of a reform Of the
system which makes it 2orth
while fr a party to spend money
p%rofasely tor success ii an cleo
ton. THAI tie statement which
rcmesents the New Hampshire
polls as open markets is largely
untrue we have no doubt what,
ever.. Nothing is easier than to
make such assertions, and moth
Ing Is more susceptible Of exag-
gevation than the amount OF
money which is given and spent
for bribery ct elections. But
it is alarming to see that the
ASSERT II that the government
Ct a State was determined by
notorious hasd caa be generally
made without exciting other than
a ianguid and amused wonder
that any body should be so inno-
cent as te think II strange.
, 1876-04-01

The Power oF5ruE PEOPLES Ian
GUAGE.-The orator must command the
whole scaie of the language, f.om the most
elegant to the most low aud vile. Every one
has felt how superior in force is the Ian
guaec Of slc street to that Of the academy.
The street must be one of his schools.
OUGHT nG the scholar to be able 10 convey
his mcauing "a terms as short and strong
as the porter or truckman uses to convey
his And Lord Chesterfield thought that
without being instructed in the dialect Of
the lialles no man could be a complete
master of French. The speach of the NAV
in the street is invariably strong. nor can
YOU mend.itby making it what you cal!
parliamentary. You say, IF he could only
express himself" but he dos already bet
ter than any one can for him,-can Away
get tue ear of an audience to the exclusion
of everybody else. We'll, this isan exam
pie in poiAt. That something which each
man was created to say and 90, he only, or
he best. cas1 tell you, and has Alright to su-
preme attlntion 50 far. The power other
speech is k1at it is perfectly understood by
ali: and believe it to be true that when any
orator at AShe bar or in the Senate rises in
his thought lie descends in his language:
that is, vi ben lie rises to any height OF
thought OF passion. he comes down toalan-
cuacelevel with the car cf ell his audience.
It is the ncrit Of John Bro n aud ofAbra-
ham Lincoln, one at Charlestown, Il at
Gettysburg, in the two best specimens OF
eloquenccwc have hadin this country.-R
X. Emc+<oN.
, 1876-04-01

ISSION AR Il
into politics. Honor as such,
has been found yet to be enough.
The reasons Of the situation are.
indced. many, but one of the
chief and most obvious IL the
honorable reluctance Of men to
sacrifice their families to them
selves. Eight out Of ten clever
and highminded Americans, if
they are asked why they take no
active interest or part in politics,
instantly reply that they can not
afford It.
The small extent Of the -ccun-
try when the national govern
ment gent into operation, the
simplicity of It's functions, the
roll Of its officers not reaching the
nuvbeS OF servants of very many
prlvatAcompanies 10 day, the
fyeiingpf q large party in regard
to tbs government that it was.
as JEFFERSON bclittiingly called
it, a mi re Department of Foreign
Affairs and the peculiar distjnc-
ton ofthe public service at that
time, " ERE conditions very differ
ent from those with which VIC
have t. deal. It is the Iii. crest
Of the country TO day to tempt
the best ability into official posi-
ton. The favorite theory Of
many worthy people that any
average American can admirably
perform the duties Of any office
is not justified by the fact. For
the higher political posts, the
occupancy Ct which properly
changes with q change Of party
asceadency: the salaries should
be 50 liberal that trained ability
would gladly accept them, and
would therefore utltsclf IN the
way to reach them BY paltlcipa-
ton in political affairs; while for
the lower grades Of subordinate
and ministerial positions the ten
ure should be honesty, industry,
and efficiency. The question is
not, f,r hos little can we get
this onike filed? but, how can we
Cult 81 the most ablllty-
sucVconslderations DO not, OF
course, supply to the Presidency.
But it ) PLAIN that if twenty-five
thousand dollars WAS a proper
compensation for the President
eighty years ago, it is certainly
not proper low, unless there has
been such an increase Of allow
ances that the salary has been
virtually doubled.
, 1876-04-01
Official Salaries.

Official Salaries.
. The Senate has passed bill
restoring the Presidents salary
to the Oil sum Of twenty-five
thousand dollars. The House
eyill probably concur, and then
we presume tha. the President
will veto it. We suppose SO be-
cause it is well known that he
thought the compensation Of the
President should be Increased.
Aud if the reasons were impera-
tive two or three years ago, they
certainly are not les. now; and
he would hardly wish to subjec
h. successor to inconvenience
which he has himself experienced,
ana which he strove successfully
to have removed. The restora-
ton Of the Old salary is a meas
ure due to the general demand
fGw0r-rrd3uUtion and ref0rIlI, uHd
the popular Indignation with
what is justly held to be the
great social extravaganza oil
Washington. But the principle
of low salaries for high pubic
officers is not a sound one. When
DR.. Franklins proposition tna1
the honor should be the reward
for public service was discarded,
ard most properly, since itvould
have made the government a
kind Of plutocracy, the reason OF
the opposing theory should have
been mora clearly apprehended.
The ablest administrative genius
Iin the first cabinet was that OF
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, but he
retired to private lie TINT he
might enjoy the income which
his talent could readily Command,
and that he might not leave
his family penclIess. HAMILTON
could not afford to remain IN
public life.
And that is the point: ought
not the ~pecuniary condition OF
high and responsible public office
to be such that men Of the first
talent may be induced to take 1t:
Tue various great positions OF the
government at the present. time
require for their successful and
proper administration executive
talents for which there is always
sharp private competition be-
tween great enterprises of various
kinds. Can we expect a man
who can command forty thousand
dollars permanently fo1 his aolll-
jty to be content with ten thou
sand temporarily? Or. again,
can we wonde1, under such cir
cumstances, that the ability
which is called to public position
compares unfavorably with that
which is devoted to private
business. Wise heads are specu-
5lating upon the means OF attrac-
more generally superior men
, 1876-04-01
New Hampshire Election.


interpreted. for, like Bible texts,
elections will bear many constrnc-
tons. We are disposed 30 consi-
der that it shows the radical dis
trust of the Democratic party Of
winch we have often spoken, and
the existence Of which is unden!-
able. The feeling toward that
party. which naturally grew out
Of the war and its antecedents:
can be changed only by The clear
est and most positive evidence
that it can be safely trusted to
deal with vigo.: saga:ity, and
patriotism with all the questions
of the hour. But instead Of e
/ vealing these qualities, the Dem
ocratic party has displayed a total
want of them. 1t has shown by
the organization of the House It's
continued s~ubserviency to It's old
masters. By its elections Of Sen.
ators, and nominations, as IN
New Hampshire. to conspicous
positions, it has indicated the tone
of its preferences. 1t has attemp.
ted to carry Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania upon a platform Of rag
money. It has aimed 2ealously
to help itself by exposing the
oAAfanses for which the Repub]i-
can party is responsible, but it
has shown no serious, earnest,
intelligent purpose or capacity Of
reform or progress. Il would,
therefore, be sa1 uprising that it
should be preferred to the party
which, whatever its evils, is IN
questionably that which COM
mands the sympathy and support
OF the larger part Of the voting
population of the Uuion, except
IN the late rebel States,
TO this must be added the
conviction that although the Re
publican party can not escape
responsibility for the character
and actz4af-those whomitp}llace IN
conspicuous positions, the events
of the last few months show not
Only the necessity, but the pur-
pose. of the control ef the party
by those who represent its real
spirit Of progress and eform. It
is the belief that the PLATA pro
tests and criticisms Of Republican
papers upon such scandals as the
whiskey trials, the BELKNAP
disgrace, and the ScHENcK affair,
such vigorous denunciatlons and
demands as those Of the Union
League Club resolutions IN New
York; the general feeling, OF
which everybody is conscious,
that the condition Of success is a
lotrier tone Of political morality
in administration IS the be-
lief that all such signs show a
healthy Republican revival,
which still keeps the State OF
New Hampshire in Republican
hands.
This we say upon the presump-
lion that there is some kind Of
political sigifcance in the cleo
ton. IF there is not; if it be, as
some Of the papers stoutly aud
with perfect composure assert,
merely a bargain and sale; if
each party, anxious to secure the
first marked success Of this year,
sent thousands OF dollars into the
State and entered into u rivalry
, 1876-04-01

Yes, s2S GO q day IS guaranteed using M
Well Anger and Drills in good territory.
Highest Testimonials from the Governors OF
iowa, Arkansas and Dakota. AL tools war
rauted. Two wells SO foot deep can be bored
in ore day, and one well viii furnish water
sufficient for 100 head Of cattle. Splendid
tive catalogue fr e. County rights for sale.
ADDRESS: IL VEIL AUGEG CO., ST. Louis, Nc.
, 1876-04-01

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ie .:ira:aa: ha.sv.r eetSrs leea "Hssed 10 &c Tssae 10
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Every Family Ssow!d Haavea Eottso-
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fed endorsements by physiciaaS OF The very hisae': standing
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ST. LorA No. ocT.s. $50.
:4x=a J. J4essox : CO. h:ve sssa:inet The so-asla :s
10 .ptsT,Ac las: four a,eaias.. l coasils- ;hS;a sas mos; ysiu-
abs ;oaie aat sshnaian; now IL use. ). n. MHt.aEA'
A.,,s ICE a hhj J.essos = r. co.sGen:.e1aen: As yoa havo soz.
muaiea;.c % he medical profession thc recipe OF tns .HoEe
i:isss no. s ssans ss~;s .Ss been :sssn fcTit. We have osan!sea
the 1or1:uis 10. making the g Home bI:.efs. an1 Sa.ss;a-
t:n.ly say the cocahir.,!oa IS one Of raEo excellence. a! tss
r-::eies used IL its composition are the best OF :hs eiass 20
which ;h-r Lc!oag. being highly Tonic: Stiinui"nt. sNnaea.e.
thcn Is strictly ia accordance with the rules Of pharmacy.
Having rscd thea 10 onr private practice. We t.ss 2ioss.:sl
1oeonn .aGias then 10 u! per:en: cesi:eas OF tasias s:::sts.
as beins the BEST Tonic uud stinnl"n; nov e"STee 10 40 Hao-
Prof S Obstetrics. aad Diseases O.! Women. College OF PsyL.
clans. and late r,emhe. Board Of !;ea!:5. ,..
, 1876-04-01

IN all pa-;. OF ,,o North. We-: AID SoGta.
J. !. CAasXk, u. D., Ait"aHAee g.,
,v- AZ .cxsosG Co.--f!avias examined :ae formula o.ths
"Wo,ae Stomach Ii::czs."IGs 9c prescribed tse's II: l.. pr.e-
Z ~ ,. ?. 4. NeHAEOE, Y. b.
r-TPo. sa!o " nG druggists and s:occEs:
S:11,es ..EacE.sox2 q Co.. PropFie.oIss
: Labra;o:y !es an ". y. SccGSc ST. ST. LOUIS Iisso.-l
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29

The petition Of A. b. Phelps and M.
Dickens for consent highway was
granted and the Auditor authorized
to establish said road. =. 80,
J. M. Hughey presents a petition
asking the Board to instruct the
Auditor to issue q duplicate order on
the apportionmcnt fund. in lieu of
order No. 81 l, which he claims was
lost by mail. On motion Of Mr.. Me-
Collough the petition was granted.
| The petition of county officers to
have offices furnished with gas was
on motion of Mr.. Mccullough laid
over till Jan. term, 1877. i. '',,.,,,.t :
Mrs. S. J. Terrell presents petition
to be relieved from paying the ex-
pense of Geo. Stafford, her son, who
has been received at Glenwood, an
Institute for Predetermined children,
she being unable to pay same. After
careful consideration by the Board it
! was found that the said s. j. Terrell
IS unable TO contribute to the support
of said child at said Institute, and the
Auditor is hereby authorized, in COM
.pliance with. the law in such cases
made and provided, to inform the
Trustees Of said Institute Of this Or
der. r-si.,s,faf H. ss:sstliF,,,t g.. l,s.s.t
The petition of Lydia Lowrie for
abatement of taxes on lot 10, block 4,
Bladensburg, she being a widow and
unable to pay same. On motion of
Mr.. Mccullough the petition was
granted. .,.i, M IL 75-" "
Mr.. Mccullough moved that $500
| be transferred from the insane fund
Ito the pauper fund. Motion carried.
I.aaOn motion the. following claims
v,i,orn 4 Hawai-. ,Ha.', ..,R si,,,.1lst.i,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29
Iowa State Asylum for Feeble Mind
ed Children,

This institution has been open and
receiving pupils since the first Mon
day of last September. Its object is
to furnish special means of Improve
mcnt to that portion of our youths
who are so deficit in mind, or have
such marked peculiaritics of intellect
as to deprive them of the ordinary
teachings of our public schools. Chill
drcn between the ages of seven and
eighteen years may be admitted by
the Superintendent if deemed a fit
subject for our schools.
Information is hereby given TO all
throughout the state, of this institu-
ton, as it is yet new and unknown
to many who will be glad to avail
themselves of its privileges, sc. Any
information will be cheerftilly given
by writing to the undersigned. Very
respectfully, 3.. eI
Q. w. ARCHIBALD, Supt! I
Glenwood, Iowa, Nov. IL, '76.