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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-06-14
THE RUSSIAN sELARIAT,' DRILL.
Boston Herald


One feature of the Russian cavalary
not generally known will account for the
superiority of the artillery which accom-
panies them. Every Russian mounted
soldier is provided with a stout "lariat'
or rope, and is trained to help heavy guns
out of trouble. I'm the Crimean war, on
more than one occasion the Russians
brought twenty-four Founders into the
field in this manner, with as nanny as
twenty horses hitched in the teams and
Cossacks helping with the drag ropes. In
1714, when Napoleon beat the Russians
near paris, in heavy rain storm, Gen
Osteu Sacken saved all his guns, in spite
of the fearful state of the roads, by put
ting fifty cuirassiers with their drag ropes
to each gun and caisson. This habit has
accustomed the Russian cavalry to take
plenty of artillery with them, accounts for
much of their superiority over the Turks
in Asia.
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The policy papers said, in the early
stage Of the disease, that if Hampton and
Nichols kept their promises to the Pres,
ident, Gas they certainly would do" the
Republicans of those States would be
treated honorably and made entirely hap
py. How Hampton commenced keeping
his promises, his treatment of the Repub,
lican members of the Legislature plainly
showed, as have several other things
since. His last exploit in the mutual
work of Cancellation is thus detailed by a
Washington dispatch to the Chicago
Tribune, policy paper:
Judge Carpenter, the only Republican
among the eight South Carolina Circuit
Judges, to-day received notice that the
Hampton House of Representatives had
declared his seat vacant, and he was ask
ed what he desired done. He replied by
telegraph that the members Of the Senate
must act on their oaths in the matter.
This is one of the most glaring acts of
bad faith on the part of the Hampton
men. Judge Carpenter was elected to
the Columbia Circuit by a unanimous
vote-Democrats acd Republcans-in
each branch of the Legislature which
proceeded the last Chamberlin Legislature.
There is no possible flaw in his title The
reason for unseating him is to obtain a
Democratic Judge for the district in
which the capital is. This Legislature
has already repudiated all salaries due
Republicans at the time Hampton came
in, all deficiencies for penal and charitable
institutions, and the House, as announc.
ed, has repudiated the interest on the
public debt. The ground taken was that
it was corrupt debt fastened on the peo-
pie by carpet baggers; but six millions of
this very debt was incurred before the
war. The second election since Hampton
came in has lately been held, and coun-
ty that has always heretofore given eco
Republican majority has gone 900 Dem
ocratic.
This shows how the good work of CON
Citation goes on, and the election just
held shows how the policy is building up
the Republican party of the South by
dividing the Democracy. "-Register.
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Nevada Representative

Will the Republican State Convention
endorse the Presidents present policy I
Not yet, we hope. 1t is barely possible
that year or so hence, it may prove itself
worthy of an Endorsement; but thus far
the results of the policy are not such as tC
justify any such highly colored hopes
What then will the Convention indorse?
indorse Republican principles as fought
for and maintained in the past, as sci
forth in the records and platforms in the
Republican party, and in the call for the
State Convention: indorse the President
in the maintenance and furtherance of all
these principles, but not his present sur
render policy-no, not yet.
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A good joke and righteous punishment
was inflicted upon a Webster City man
not long ago. For a long time lie had
been in the habit of getting drunk and
abusing his wife. A few days ago he
filed his skin with benzine and went
home. When he arrived at home he
soon begun his usual work of larruping
his wife. She turned on him and planted
a plumper between his eyes which set
him down ON a red hot cook stove. He
was so drunk he could not get up and
she let him set there and fry awhile
After awhile his yells induced her to pull
him off, bat not until he was pretty well
cooked. He made such racket that
finally doctor was sent for to examine
the extent of his injuries When the
doctor came an inspection revealed the
figures 1856" plainly stamped upon his
bottom. The doctor informed the wife
that it was to old burn to be cured east
ly, he turned the victim over to the wife
for treatment. AS long as he lives he
will carry the date of the patent Of his
cook stove with him.
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improved City Pronarty.


HOUSE anda lots, on Liberty street; Z
- rooms i'll house; cellar; well on porch.
Fruit in abundance. Nice location. Easy terms
HOUSE and lots, corner High streets. &
- rooms, wardrObes, etc, cellar under whole
house. Building in good order. Beautiful
residence. win sell for good deal less than cost
uOUSE and lot, corner Douglass and Market
IL streets. a very desirable residence and in
1irst-cass order. ian be had on easy terms.
HOUSE and lot, I'd lot of Douglass and Mar
- tina streets. Situated in a good ncghbOr-
hood and convenient to business. Will be sold
very cheap, in payments.
HOUSE and lots, OH Martha street. Frame
- house in good repair; lots well fruited
Price $l5OO in payments
TTOUSE and lot on South street; frame house
Il rooms. Price $500. Terms to suit pur-
HrOUSE and lot on High ST. frame story and
- a half, centrally located and will be sold
very cheap for cash.
II Frame house, story and half
24NS2, with kitchen l6x8; rooms and hall.
Good neighborhOOd.
uOUSE and lots, on North st. Frame house
~ story and halt, in good repair; good
neighborhOod. Fruit ION lots. Will sell very
cheap.
ACRE lot eo aSan Pine S9 aad Ellen streets,
e. fronting south. Without an eXcep-
ton the finest residence lots in the city. For
% ACRE plat north of Judge Blanehard's on
q road to Forest Cemetery. Will sell cheap.
. LOTS IN Donahue's addition, fronting on
u
Improved Farm Lands.
FTIHE NJ ne J, sec II, TIP IS, 16, so acres.
l. House 2ixl6, story, rooms; stable,
cattle shed, bins, good bearing orchard. All
under cultivation.
TTSHE mel ne sec I. tip 76, r lG, 30 acres, and
II sci sci, sec 8, TIP &c, 49, 40 acres.
House 16N1S. u story, addition 1Sx20, 5 rooms; 9
good wells and barn; 30 acres good timber; 40
bearing apple trees and cherry trees, in album
dance.
A GOOD stock farm of 23s acres lying on the
II line of Mahaska and KeOkuk counties,
near Coal creek, and is miles from OskaIoosa.
Well improved.
rARM of ? 0 acres, miles ne of Montezuma,
u and 7 miles south of Brooklyn. Good
house stables, orchard, etc. Finely improved
In payments to suit purchaser.
rARM of 50 acres ! mile west of Otley, Marion
4 CO., onK& ID NJ R. Well cultivated; To-
cation unsurpassed. UHderlaid with to feet
vein of coal
WARM of 1870 acres in Grundy co., Iowa, seven
Il miles from Parkersburg, and in fine state
of cultivation. Good buildings and good neigh
bOrhOOd
Wild Land.
YEIHE sci 49, tip 90, tip &c, range 80 100 acres
- in Adair CO., Iowa. $40 per acre.
TIME Ell s-wi sec 30 TIP so, 40, 50 acres; and eli
for $1,000 or trade for property in Oskaloosa. In
Crawford CO., Iowa.
YTyHE NV sec rs, tp %, RS 100 acres, 7 miles
u from county seat, Greenwood county, Kan.
TIME Sc /, sec IL, tip SO, range %, 100 acres.
- Price 1900 Coal land. Wayne co., Iowa.
- $500; will trade for property in Oskaloosa,
miles of county seat; railroad handy. Stanton
county, Nebraska.
Apply TO or address,
W. p. HELLINGS,
81 OskaloOsa. Iowa.
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LEARNING TO PRAY.

Kueeling fair in the twilight gray,
A beautiful child was learning to pray;
His cheek is on his mothers knee,
His little bare feet half hidden,
His smile still coming unbidden,
And his heart briEful of glee.
~ want to laugh. Is it naughty? Say,
o mammal I've had such fun to-day
can hardly say my prayers.
/ don't feel just like praying;
lwant to be out doors playing,
And run, all undressed, down stairs.
can see the flowers in the garden-bed,
Shining so pretty, and sweet and red;
And Sammy is swinging, guess,
Oh! everything is so fine out there,
want to put it all in my prayer,
do you mean can do it by 'YesT
1t seems to me as If nobody heard,
Would Thank you, dear God be right?
He gave me my nanny,
And papa, and Sammy
o mammal you nodded might.
Clasping his hands and hiding his face,
UneOnseiously yawning for help and grace,
The little one now began.
His mothers nod and sanction sweet
Had led him close to the dear Lords feet,
And his words like music ran.
Thank you for making this house so nice,
The flowers, and folks, and two white mice,
Il wishI could keep right on).
Thank you, too, for every day
Only Pm most too glad to pray,
Dear Lord, / think I'm done.
"Now, mamma, rock me-justa minute
And sing the hymn with darling in 1t.
wish could say my prayersl
When get big! know can;
Oil won't 1t be nice to be a man,
y And stay all night down stairsp'
The mother, singing, clasped him tight,
kissing and cooling her fond goodnight,
And treasured his every word,
For well she knew that the artless joy.
And love OF her precious innocent boy
Were prayer that the Lord had heard.
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A child in OttumWa got hold of q bot

A child in Ottumwa got hold of bot
tie of creosate and drank it, and the Cour.
Ter says the parents at once administered
oil and milk in quantities sufficient to pro
duce vomiting, which probably saved the
child's life. People cannot too careful lily
put away packages or bottles of poison
because it is not healthy for children, but
they would do well to remember that oil
milk and raw eggs are antidotes to most
poisons and in case of an accident of the
kind above mentioned, waste no time, but
administer as quickly as possible and then
send for physician.
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Republican County Convention.

The Republican voters of Mahaska county,
will meet in delegate convention at the Court
House in OskalOOsa, on Saturday, June 10th,
1877, at o'clock p. M, for the purpose of elect
ing II delegates to represent the county in the
Republican State Convention.
Meetings will be held in the several townships
9th Tor the p1rnose of seectinr the nr %%nlr
number of delegates to said convention. Each
township will select delegates upon the follow
ing basis: One delegate for each township, and
one additional delegate for each fifty votes or
fraction over twenty-five votes cast for Hon.
Josiah t. Young, for Secretary of State, at the
general election of 1876.
The several townships are entitled to the fol-
lowing representation:
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On Saturday party Of villains dis
jointed two rails on the Missouri Pacific.
The engine and baggage car of an east
ward bound express train were thrown
down an embankment forty feet, killing
the engineer, fireman and the physician
of the company who was riding on the en-
oine.
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The letter of the Secretary of War re
gardlng the Texas troubles, was prepared
by Secretary McCrary, after full consul
tation with Gen. Ord. The letter has
been attributed to Gen. Sherman. Sec
Rotary McCrary says the letter represents
the deliberatiye policy of the Administra.
ton, and means neither annexation no,
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Mt. Carmel, Illinois, was visited by a
most terribly destructive tornado, by
which twenty persons persons were killed,
and a number of buildings blown down
including the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches, the court house and two school
houses.
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Lynde, Wisconsin Democratic Congress-
man, says: at won't do for Democrats
to fight Hayes as long as he is endeavor.
ing to restore self government to the Dean
ocratic States of the South. 1t is oui
duty to support his policy as Democrats
but not to break up the Democratic party
because he has adopted its policy"
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If the women who are teasing then
husbands to go east this summer vii
quietly hire pretty house keeper, they
will have no trouble about funds to traye
with or the length of tune they may stay
for the good hearted fellow will see how
necessary it is for his wife to have {
change of air by travel.
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wATERsPOUT NEAR BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, June A water.
spout this morning flooded the country
two miles northwest of this city, causing
Hawkeye creek suddenly to overflow and
do several thousand dollars worth Of dam
age to foundries, machine shops and agri
cultural works.
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CHROMOS The largest and finest

SLA1C<IulOos stock in the world EN- :
braoing over 100000 Chromos, Painting and
Choice Paints, at our enlarged Art Rooms. All
the new and popular subjects at rock-bOttom
prices The Falls of the Rhine, size 20x28-rO-
mantle and grand5 Scene I'm the Susquehanna,
one or the hits OF the season. size I9x27: Lake
Lucerne, Switzerland. the most beautiful lake
In the world; lsola Belle, g Charming scene in
Northern Italy. companion to the preceding:
On Boston Light, beautiful marine, size 14xSO'
IN great demand; Old 0aken f3ucket, White
Mountain, Niagara Falls. Newport Saratora.
Gathering Primroses, AZ the Sea Shore, Paddy
American Fruit, and other 2lx3O subjects''
Floral Business Cards, Sunday School cards
statuary, Mottows. Black ground Panels. etc
Also the finest and most complete assortment
of9x1i Chronlos. both on white mounts, blue
line, and black mounts. gold line. Our stock
embraces everything desirable for Dealers,
Agents or Premium purposes. and all should
test our prices and quality OF work. The right
parties can realize an independence In every
locality by taking an agency for our stretched
aud grained Chrom0s. Particulars free. Illus
trated Catalogue on receipt OF STAINS. Send for
50 or IS outat. Address,
J. LATHAM s CO.,
Stmo 4i9 Washington st.. Boston, Mass.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

The Twenty-first Annual State Convention of
the Republican party of Iowa, will be held at
DeS Moines, on
wednesday, June "a, 1877,
for the purpose of making the following nomi-
nations:
One candidate for Governor.
One candidate for Lieut-Governor.
One candidate for Superintendent of Public
Instruction
One candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court.
The ratio of representation win be, one dele
gate for each county in the State, and in addi-
ton thereto, one delegate for each 200 votes or
fraction over 100, cast for Hon. Josiah T. Young
for Secretary of State, at the general election
in 1876. The following table shows the repre-
sentation:
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RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rock Island { PacificR. 4

Trains connect at Grinnell, both East and yvcs+
with trains of the Central Iowa line. Also III
Des Moines with KeOkuk & Des Moincs Road
for all Western points.
Trains connect at EldOn with trains of the
KeOkuk & Des MOines II. r., for all points in
Kansas and Northern Missouri.
Tickets for sale via this road at all principal
ticket offices.
A. NJ. SMITH,
y. RIMEALL, Genl Pass. Agent.
Genl Supt.
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The central committee will hold meeting
Immediately after the adjournment OF the con-
vention for the transaction of important bust
ness.
By order of the Central Committee.
JOHN A. HOFFMAN, Chairman.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

- P. BOLLES,
HI. Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
Office with +. NJ. Davenport, west side square,
OsllalOosa, Iowa. 81
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HOBERT KISSICK,
NILBUR +. MARK,

ATTORNEY AT LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC.
3lII collecting Agent. Office Exchange Block,
over w. il. Shaw " Co.'S store, OskaloaSl; Iowa.
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w. ATTORNEY ATLAW.
Office with John L. Lacey, above Boyer &
Barnes store, OSkalOOsa, Iowa. All kinds of
legal business promptly done Collections made
ana cOnveyanceing done.
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isDLTDN X Mccoy.
- w. RICE,

~ w. RICE, ,.,.
AZ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AIl solicitor of American and European pat
'u!,. once No. ii2J r. street, near treasury
building, Washington, ID. O. Practice in the SUI
prcime court of the United states, Court of
t"liInS, Courts of the District of Columbia
business before ANY of the Executive Depart
m"nt- ui the Government promptly attended to-
Pit,IiS uItIincl in Washington, London, Paris
8rIs@'iS Vienna, and -. PeTcrSburgh. 33
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
- g i,rrt.:I''' lain Agent. Office in Boyer
BrIr~' o!Dck, 0SNalDuS.l, Iowa. Prompt
attention given Ia collections. Probate business
Tili receive careful attention. business attend
d Il in the u. :. and State courts. ~
,. C. G, PHILLIPS ATTORNEY At LAW,
collecting, Insurance, ami Read Estate Agent,
USkalO ,SaI, Iowa. Office over Phelps II GOuld's
boot and shoe store, south side square. l6
II. r. WILLIAMS. LISrON MMIILEN
W ATTOHNEYS AT LAW,
and Notaries Public. Office on west side of pub
Ic square, in Williams Old office, Str. is block
OSkalOOSa, Iowa. 81
IRA J. ALDER,
L ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Iowa City, Iowa. SUCCESSOR to Judge w. E.
Miller. ID
GED. ". LAFFERTY. !. KELLY JOHNSON
il ATPORNEYS AT LAW.
DSkaloOSt Iowa Once over Mitch Wilson's
stone, northwest corner of square. AZ
VI. +, QUITS, ATTORNEY Az LAW.
Office in Union 1II,ck, upstairs, north side pub
ic squire. II
J. 4. l.. CROnEHAN. II. W. GLEASON.
CNROOKIIAM X GLEASON,
- ATTORNEYS At LAW,
Office over National State bank. Oskal"nSa 80
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DR. Z. STAFFORD

Will devote his entire attention tOthe prac-
ticc of medicine. May be found at his residence
first door north of Methodist church, north of
HiWh street. a
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REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.
VIM. P. Hellings'
Law and Real Estate Office
Exchange Block,
OSKALOOSA, IOWA.

| buy and sell real estate on commission, pay
taxes and take care of property of non-resi-
dents. negotiate loans, make investments, col
lect rents, furnish abstracts of title give infor-
nation, and transact a general Land Agency
business.
Correspondence Solicited. Charges
Reasonable.
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PHYSICIANSund SURG EONS.
nR. E. TENANT,

Office Herald block, Main street, OskalOOsa,
Iowa. DIR. Tenant can be consulted personal
ly or by letter upon all chronic diseases, or of a
malignant nature. Cancer, fits, scrOfula, gravel,
drOpSy, piles, ear and eye, nasal catarrh, paral-
ysS, blood diseases, diseases of the nervous sYs-
TEN, consumption. and diseases of a private
nature, successfully treated. Communications
by letter strictly confidential. Best of city and
country references, and testimonials can be fur
nishcd Send for circular.
OSkalOOSa, March 20, 1877. n3l
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L II It. J. Z. I5ATLIII NJ Elk,
IL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office on west side. over Boyer 81 Barnes
store. Calls promptly attended to day and
night. l7pdm3
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3YIiON '. SEENERS. JOHN o. MALCOLM.
AtEEVERS & MALCOLM.
- ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OskaloOSa, Iowa. Office over Frankers new
bank, north side of square. IS
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II A. HOFFMAN,

II n. HURST,
-. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office on south side of square, over Dixon &
Wilson'S store, OSkalOOsa, Iowa. 20
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
ONCE two doors south of sOutheas corner of
square, OskalOOsa. Iowa.
Onicc hours StO 10 Il. M. to and to 8 p. m. Is
II SCOTT, NJ. d.
~. Office in w. r. Nugents drug store where
he may be found at all hours both day and night
when not professionally engaged. DISEASES
or WOMEN AMI CHILDREN MADE SPECIALITY.
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III. HILLS.
New Sharon, Iowa.

oiiN "a Ilor fhANs
~ ATTORNEY AT-L
and Notary Public, over Lewis store, southwest
corner public square, OSkalOoSa, Iowa. ~
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OSkIl0osa, Iowa. New Sharon, Iowa.
OLE 4 HILLS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OSkaloosa and New Sharon, Iowa. Prompt at
CnIiUn given to collections. Probate business
AMI c0nveyancing carefully attended to. Office,
upstairs, Union block, north side square, Os-
ktlonSl; AMI with DR. Page, New Sharon. 80
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-. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office in Rhinchart'S new building, southwest
corner PUBLIC square, OskalOOsa, Iowa. Resi-
dence on Main street, three blocks east of pub
ic square. q
nR. V. PARDUN,
IL MAGNETIC HEALER,
having removed his Office to his residence m
meiiately north of public school building n
south part Of town, is prepared TO treat all nds
diseases except deafness, with general satisfac-
ton. Terms, s. per month He willalways be
found at home.
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WILLIAMS Y McMIILEN,
W ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
and NOtarics Public. Office on west side of pub
Ic square, in Williams Old office, Sire is block
OSkHlnaSl IOWA 2I
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L ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Iowa City, Iowa. Successor to Judge w. E.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18
Regular Secretion Essential to Health

The regular secretion and flow of the
gastric juices and of the bile, which the use
of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters promotes, are
effects which conduce materially 10 the res
toratlon of health when the system is dis
ordered. Food is not digested in the dys-
peptic stomach because the gastric fluid is
deficient, superabundant or vitiated; the
liver becomes congested and the bowels
constipated because the supply of bile IS in
adequate or misdirected The Btters rec
THY all this and removes every ill-conse-
quence of non-assimilation and bilious
irregularity. furthermore, it stimulates
the action of the Kidneys by which impur-
tiles are, so to speak, strained from the
blood, and any tendency in the urinary
organs to grow sluggish and disordered
counteracted. Whether it be nsed as
means of regulating gastric or bilious secre-
ton, and relieving the overloaded bowels,
or to promote complete and, therefore.
heathful urnation, Hostetters Bitters may
be relied upon with confidence to accom-
pish the end in view.