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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS

NOTICE To MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank HollInv,.
Lead Is ne only boat allowed 10 land passengers al
Mount vernon Wharf Passengers taking This
steamer (which Is connected with the Ladies Mount
Vernon ASsociai0n) avoid riding In Ambulance
three miles, as by other lines.
Round trip, ", including admission to Manslon and
Steamer leaves Seventh'street wharf DAILY (Sun-
Jay excepted) n 10 a m. and returns about n m,
J, NIGH. .HOLLiNGSwORTH
- bupt, Ladies Mount Vernon Association
FRANK HOLLINGsHEAD SIR Arrow IysIf
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vIooRATEs THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
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manu- ihoture sfEAM MACHINERY Of every de-
sTiplIpn BRASS and IRON CASTINGS, ROLL
PLATE IRON, Of all dimensions; have the only
large FORGE for heavy shAfting, &C., In New York
city. REPAIRS made eN ped Il ousy. IyIs
National Republican., 1877-07-21

For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Hahitual Costiyeness
Palpitation of the Heart Headache, Piles Nervous
n,~s and General Prostraion OF the Nervous System
medicine has given such perfect satisfArtlon
"a, the VkIErtSE. II purihes the blood cleanse- ali
~ the aud Possesses q controlling power over
the nervous system.
National Republican., 1877-07-21
NOTICE! NoTICEl

On Monday, July =, will he given of the mos,
enjoyable Trips OF the season. Third annual moon
iiyhl exclraion OF the Young Peoples Association of
waugh N. T. Church. on the steamer Jane Moseley
boat VIII leave sixth street nhaTfat p. m, re-
turning about midnight. Refreshments ttc nj city
prices. Nob taTs will be In waiting on return ar
boat. Tickets, any cents. Children under Twelve
years half price. Tickets may be procured from,
membeis Of The association aud nj the boat. Don't
forget, Monday, July - iyistt
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nR; J.. sAl'yEuRs NEW PUBLICATION
- - FABLts DE La foNTAINE, (avec Notes OF
HENRY HOLT. g Bond street,
,.,. r. FW.CHRISTERS,T n University Place,
yB New York
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=, ,,-,,. -. ,WILIIIAMS NOHOATF,
South Frederick street, Edinbugs6 Ai "is
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Extract q Q letter from q medical gentleman at
Msdrhs TO bis brother ut Worcester, May, lSii:
Tell LEE q PERKINS that their sauce Ia highly
esteemed IN India and is In my opinion, the most
made"
National Republican., 1877-07-21

The remarkable cures effected by vEaEriss have
Induced many physicians and ap0thecarics whom we
know to prescriba and use II IN their own families
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w COMPANY "a"
EXCURSION TO PINEY FONT AND POINT
LOOKOUT.
SATURDAY, THE :IsT INST.
SATURDAY, THE sIsT INsT

The steamer Lady OF III. Lake Captain Josepl
White, will leave sixth street wharf al Nh n m re
turning Monday nj a m. '
Tickets q each, may he obtained nj the folIowIn
places; Nat. Met. Rank, OF Cot W. q. Moore, W, N
Dalton, Sli Pa avenue SolomOns q Chhpni1 an VII Pa
avenue; Hanson q Blackfo Sia Seventh street
Matthew GoddaId corner Twelfth aud "a streets north
west; American House. Of y. ]. Dunvy.
state rooms may be engaged at ebl Pennsylvania
avenue, IyIn ~
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NEW "vEsT.roCKET" BOOKS.
4 MOOSEHEAD JOURNAL. n, Lowell
I.AiIEGRO, IL PENsEROSA. &c.-Milton.
SUMMER.-James Thomson
fAvoRITE PoEMs-wiiliam Cooper.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
The Kernel of Communism.

Here are two laborers, starting out
with no. hing but their natural pow.
ers of body and mind. They earn
each $1.5Oa day; one declares tina,
this wages is not more than enough
to barely subsist on, and therefore
spends it all as fast as he makes it.
and probably runs in debt besides for
the spirits, beer, tobacco, or other
luxuries which he insists on having.
The other denies himself all these
luxuries, and thereby saves so cents
a day out of his earnings. Wages
unspent are capital, and the frugal
laborer is accnmulating capital at the
rate of 80 cents day, or $l5Oa year,
while his fellow is consuming ali his
earnings in comforts which he might
manage to get along without. In ten
years the men arc thirty years old,
one has a small factory or shop of
his own, bought and paid for with
the savings from his wages and the
interest thereon, while the other has
nothing at all, and is, perhaps, 500
in debt. Now, according to the doc
trine at the bottom Of the late strike,
the thriftless laborer who is laborer
still, has . right to demand an equal
share of the property of his fellow,
who, from being a laborer, has be-
come proprietor and employer of
laborers-a capitalist, If you will
Is there any justice in such demand !?
The one had no advantage over the
both started as workingmen,
and both might have become proper
ty-holders by pursuing the same
course Of frugality and and self.de-
nial.-St. Louis Republican.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
To the Teachers and Members OF
the Fourth Annual Normal In
Stltute Of Wapello County

For the accommodation of such as
desire teachers certificates, the 30th
and 3lst, days of August, being the
last two days Of the Institute, will be
spent in examination, conducted by
Prof. Stuart and his three assistants,
and will embrace all the branches en-
numeratea In the school law. The
decision Of this board of examiners
will be concurrcd in and ratified by
the County Superintendent. The
questions used will be based largely
upon the course Of study pursued at
this Normal Institute and indicated
to teachers in pamphlet sent out on
the 25th of April last.
The examination will be written
except in reading which may be both
written and oral.
The object of this examination is
not so much to satisfy the Superin-
tendent as to afford the applicant a
just and satisfactory measurement of
his qualifications to teach.
A list Of questions will be prepared
on each branch with credits attached,
the total value Of which shall equal
one hundred, and the value of each
question unanswered will be deduct
ed therefrom, leaving the per cent.
on that branch.
Three grades Of certificates will be
issued-lst, End, and 3rd,-based up
on the average per cents, 60, Is, and
9O-and remaining valid 6, 8 and IL,
months. 1t is believed that the teach
ers and public will place high esti-
nation on our examination SO COM
plete, so just, so impartial.
CLAY WooD,
County Superintendent.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
lHousehold Notes.

To DRY CoRN.-The corn must be
gathered when in prime condition for
eating, put into boiling water no
salt--and boiled until the milk will
not run upon pressure. 1t is then cut
from the cob, spread upon sheets, and
spread in an open, airy place to dry.
On no account should the sun be al
lowed to shine upon it, or evening
dews to settle over it. 1t may take
several DAYS to get it sufficiently dry
to put in small bags and hang away
in dry garnet.
To PRESERVE CoRN.-First boil the
corn-it must be freshly gathered
and cut from the cob as before d.
rccted. Put layer of salt in the jar,
then one Of corn about an inch in
depth ;another thick layer of salt, and
then more corn, and go on until the
jar is full. Put salt on the top an
inch deep, cover over all with good
thick coat of soft lard or melted NUT
ton fat. not so hotas to run into the
salt. Press white paper cut to fit, on
the warm fat, and paste over the top
of the jar thin paper that has been
dipped in the white Of egg. Keep in
a cool place. 1t ia better to use small
jars-not glass. Canned corn is
tedious and uncertain process, we
rrefer to buy what we need.
To CAN Corn AND TOMATOES
Cook fresh, tender corn, and cut from
the cob, as before directed. Cook the
tomatoes to smooth rich cOnsis-
tence alow one quart of the latter to
q pint of corn; boil all together for
fifteen minutes put boiling hot water
into tin cans and seal.-Prairic Far
mer.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22

en- to views from the house and to the
effect produced by the house from all
points.
In country like this Astounding in
desirable locations with agreeable
surroundings, there is ample space
for displaying good judgement in the
selection Of q site on which to build
and embelish a residence.
1t has been too common error that
the services Of an architect arc not
supposed to be required in the erec-
ton of cheap or moderately sized
building-that most any good carpen-
ter could copy some other building,
or follow some plan of his own, re-
sulting, in nine cases out of ten, in an
awkward, ungraceful, inconvenient
structure, an eye-sore to every one,
ever afterwards; but competent
arhitect will be enabled to economic
and make the most of every foot Of
space, to harmonic and proportion
every part of the building, and more
especially where the requirements are
great, and the means limited, are the
services of an experienced, competent
architect required; and If he dis
charge his duty faithfully, which is
often delicate and sometimes vex-
atious task, to provide all the. accom-
modations and conveniences requir-
ed within given cost, and at the
same time have q due regard to the
proportion, symmetry, gracefulness and
harmony of the general design. In
short, we contend that no one, who
wants to build. can afford to dispense
with the services Of a competent ar
chitect in the erection of their public
buildings, or, for that matter, even
the simplest cottage.
CHAs, s. WATKINS,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
- ~
MIlf11NI2NGzzLG
The Clear Lake Assembly.

MASON CRY, IA, Aug. l9.--As some
of your readers are anticipating COM
ing up to the Sunday School Assem-
bly, at Clear Lake next week, perhaps
q word or two of information in
regard to trains, ETC., may be accept
able. This seems the more desirable
as some misapprehension exists. 1t
is understood by many, from the an
nouncement of the managers, that
parties paying full fare over the Gem
trail will be returned upon the certii-
cate of the Secretary at one-fifth fare,
but such is not the case. Passengers
over the Central should purchase ex-
cursion tickets, as usual. / have just
talked over the matter as to the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Road,
with Assistant Superintendent San
born, whom I have found to be an
af1able gentleman and an efficient
railroad man. He tells us that on
three days of next week, viz: the 23d,
oath and 25th insts., special trains will
be run to Clear Lake upon the ar
rival Of the morning train over the
Central, SO that there will be no de-
lay here. Parties, therefore, taking
the Central train on Wednesday,
Thursday, or Friday night, will 60 at
once to the Lake. Ample prepara-
tions have been made, I believe, at
the Lake, of which expect to learn
more fully tonight.
Ben Cole, of the Central, ran us into
Mason City in good time this morn
ing, and found that Superintendent
Sanborn not only remains here to
manage locomotives, but also fine
span OF bays, in whose good qualities
he and his family take great delight.
You will see by these sheets that l
have found the sanctum of the EI-
press, presided over by Ed Tucker
IT. r
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LIST oEIErrEas


Remaining in the Post ONCE. at Ottumwa, Wa
pello county, Iowa, uncalled for August Goth,
1877:
B-Miss Mary A Barrett, John Ba.
ker, James = Blakely, w E Buell.
Mrs. Eda d Brown 2, Albert Brannan
James Brewer.
C-Anna Colvin 2, Turner Cooley
Mrs Mollie Cook, w A Cowan, VIM
ChattertOn, Jefferson Clark.
D-Martin Dickens.
E-Miss Eliza Edwards.
Frank Fredrickson 2.
G-Mrs Amanda Green, Miss Fran
els Grady, Miss Ellen Gibbons w Ii
Goodwin.
H-Pat Holland, L L Hull, Mrs En-.
eziah b Hunt, Israel Heilman, Mrs
Evaline Hendrickson.
Ham Jenison 2, Francis jenkins,
K-Mrs Sarah knemer. Jeremiah
Haley, Eva Kitterman.
L-Frank Linz.
M-Geo w McGaw, Francis Nc
Ginty, Samuel McGrew, Mrs Geo
Morris, Daniel Moore, John McCune,
Robinson Myers, Chas Miller, Ed N.Y.
err, Miss Ida May, John Malaby, John
Mathews.
N-Miss Nina Nichols.
Own Overturf, NJ A O'Brine.
P-Angie f Park, Henry Parker.
R-Albert Ray 2, Chas A Rose, Mrs
Sally l. Rudge, VIM Reading, Miss
Anna Reamy. -
S-Mrs Maggie Schofeld, Harvey
Scott, Mrs Yiena Scofield, Patrick
Sweeney, Alice Shick, f. Shields, Mrs
Matilda Smith.
T-C b Toole, Miss Ru Turner, w
b Thompson, Mrs \ G Tauzian.
UNAVAILABLE LIST.
John Burns, Rising Sun.
MrsJ Parmalce Des MOines Iowa.
Isaac N knight, Frisco, Beaver CO
Utah.
David Conner, Marshalltown, lows
Persons calling for the above letters wi pleas
say advertised and give date of list.
A. IL HAMILTON. p. N.
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NlsEiklEE.> = La

by virtue Cfa execution 10 me dir ed 1 M 10
Gle. of tn. District our. III y sVei, Co, owa
on . Judgment obtained IN saiu tu Mt tI5.
day OF sep tenher. 10 III lave OF j yc4 ~
gan, US plaiatiu, an 80 last ilrc o Eta .
as dsfen'a ant, for ine uni OF - Froo snu
Oe hundred and Ninety 10 anu 81 40 Dollars
aud costs taxed at $40, and aucruiug costs
have levied upon the following real estate and
properly taken the property az said
to satisfy said execution, to- wit:
Patsick Moo ,gan's int rest in Lot No 20 in
Bonuifieid Myers subdivision OF the Mill Do
nation. In tue city of OstumHs; also about eight
cen u.s. acres of corn IN lhe field, and LIT ef DO
tatoes In the ground, on Section 4. Township u !.
Range Is, Wapello county, Iowa; also sorrel
Horse bay horse, Sc donble harness, rwo-
horse wagon, stirring plow, and double shovel
pillow.
And W i'll offer the same for sale to the highest
bidder for cash In hand The lst day of Septe
bel, 1877, in front of the Cont House in Ottumwa.
Wapello county, Iowa, at the hour of | O'Clock,
D. m of said day, when and where due attend
ance will be given by the undersigned.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa. aug l, 1877.
july Is 3w4J0 4. =. SPIIMAN, Sheriff said Co
by j. q. SLAUGHrEG, Deputy
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
A Card to the Ladies.

We wish to inform our patrons
and ladies generally, that we are bet.
ter prepared than ever before to give
them perfect fitting Dresses. We
have learned tho improved TAYLoE
SYSTEM, from Mrs. 8. q. Ewing, Of
Indianapolis, Ind, the patentee, and
we are now prepared to teach those
who wish to learn. Dresses, when cut,
require NO refitting. We thoroughly
tested this system before adopting it
and have no heaitancY In saying it ex.
cells all others, a. 1t is actual mcasur.
mcnt. Ladies' call and examine this
improved system for yourselves
We have opened teaching institute
and will give instructions in The
system Of garment cutting and
practical instructions in the art Of
Dress-M Making. We have bought the
exclusive right Of Wspello county
and are now prepared to teach all
who favor ~ with . call. Will BE-
found ct our residence on Second St
between Marion and Wapello.
MIssHs REYNOLDS.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
noTIoE.

We, the undersigned, Blacksmiths
of the city Of Ottumws, Iowa, do
hereby adopt the following rules to
protect us in conducting our business,
viz: That when either Of the UNDER
signed becomes satisfied that any per.
son obtaining work on credit Of them,
does not intend to pay for same, we
pledge ourselves TO notify each Of the
undersigned of his action, and we
agree with each other that we will
not work for any such person until he
pays for said work, and this rule IL to
be in force ON and after August 1st,
1877.
VIM. Hobbs, Henry Williams, G.
Daugherty, T. w. Doherty, Robinson
& Welk, Schick 3 Son, Durfee &
Pollard, f. NJ. Hartman and Bauer 3
Kiester. augl4-d4w3t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
rae Ohao nets q Ell,

From the human system bear the Same
relationship to It % sewers do 70 . city
They carry OF the waste, the refuse
which Il 10 essential TO remove In or
der to prevent disease. One Of the
most sAlutary. effects OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters to renew activity OF
the bowels when these organs are
derelict In their duty. The billions
and dispeptic symptoms which &C.
company constipation are also RENE
died by this sterling Alternative. Its
gently catharic action has the effect OF
removing Impurities which would 9th
erwise poison the system and its tonic
influence ID exhibited In An increase
In vital power. Il renews appetite
soothes and invigorates the nerves
prevents aud remedies malarial fever
and 10 firstrate remedy for dsspon
dency.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
NO sruBss, II you PLEASE.

SLuDUS ID tHo ulAn IcT tN6 demOCfGCv TO en-
dorse = Ottum,ca Democrat
Any proposition by which the dem
ocracy of Iowa are asked to nominate
or support or endorse the nomination
of u. z. Stubs for Governor of 10 wa
is simply silly and preposterous. He
is a chronic place hunter with no 9TH
er principles than an intolerablc and
inextinguishable itching for notorie-
ty which car be gratified in no other
way than by running for Office. His
pretended candidacy as the friend of
the poor man is inspired by no high
er spirit than the mercst demagogue-
ry. His intentions are mischievous
and malign and devilish. The ideas
he represents are dangerous in the
extreme, and to endorse him and en-
courage his followers is TO commend
the late exhibition of the comunistic
spirit and to give democratic encour-
agement to the most dangerous ele-
ment in American politics.--Dcs
Moines Leader, democratic State or
0uu.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
what Il Costs at Clear Lake.
Crr.p TAEr Au0 18th 1877

DEAR COURIER II promised in my
note Of yesterday to write about prep
arations here for boarding.
Briefly, then, parties may bring
their tents, care for themselves and be
s'under tribute" to no one. Provi-
sions are cheap, and where several
come, Of course this is the cheapest.
and, according to my notion, the best.
They can depend upon the Camp
ground Association Of which Rev. j.
II. Lozier is the manager, and board
and lodging will in that way cost
about $l.2O per day, parties bringing
their own bedding or yet, board can
be had at the hotels or in private FAM
lilies. AT the Lake View House for
example which stands on the shore
of the Lake and but few rods from
the Camp ground, board can be had
with good neat rooms and good table
for $l.25 per day where parties stay
week or more. Ii. b.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
THE SCISSORS

Constantinople has circumference
of about thirteen miles. Its harbor,
the "Golden Horn is q long, capaci-
Gus inlet of the Bosphorus, running
along the northeast side of the city,
with sufficient depth for the largest
vessels, and capable of receiving 1000
sail vessels at one time.
II is frequently thrown out at tall,
lean men that they can eat more than
their shorter fellows, because they
have, physiologically, a greater capac-
ity. The assertion, however, like
many other reckless gcneralities of
science, is not confirmed by actual
test. One day last week, in Brook
lyn, two colored mcn--one tall and
lean, the other short and already fat
ate on wager. Bread, sausages,
eggs. beef, buns and ham were furn-
ished unstintcdly. There was good
deal Of quiet work done for a while,
but the tall, lean man was the first to
ask for rest, and the short, fat fell
low won the wager, having eaten
some ten pounds.
DAYS HaCkllau 10 patron, point
ing to cabby sitting on his box near
by, "You see that man? Well, he at
tended his own funeral" "Not
really" exclaims the surprised pas
senger. II will tell you how it was,'
continues the cabman. ssThat man
complained not long ago to his wife
of hard times, and said he was going
to drown himself. Now it happened
that on that very day body re-
sembling his was fished out Of the
river. AS he had not been heard of
for three days the family concluded
he was dead. Now, on the day of the
funeral he was driving his carriage
along the street, when he spies his
wife and all his relations following
hcarse, That's sad,' says he to himself,
there's my poor old aunt, who is be-
ing buried So he joins in the line.
AS luck would have it, the aunt he
thought dead turns around and speaks
to him. Then, you see, those two
dead people begin talking to each
other, and the procession stops. And
they tell me that fivelier funeral
than that never was seen in our
town."-Ne,c York Mall.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
f,,ars tGsE. u! FORE rae rCRLIC.
DR.. G.. McL ANE'S
CEIRBR RATED
LIVER PILLS,
YoR rHx cuRR OF
Hepali,is, or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
PAIN inthe right side, under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patient rarely able tolie ontheleft
side; sometimes the pain is feltun
the shoulder-blade, and it frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affect
ed with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax the
Observation-Disclosures pain, accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss of memory, accompan-
led with painful sensation Of having
left undonc something which ought TO
have been done. A Slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains ola
prickly sensation Of the skin; his spir-
its are low and although lie is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to try it. In fact,
lie distrusts every remedy. Several Of
the abovesymptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few of
them existed, yet examination of the
body latter death, has shown the L,vRn
to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Din. c. MCLANE's LIVER Puts, IN
cAsRs OF AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No bettet
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL. 4.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asinple purgative they are uncqualcd
BEWARE OT LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. c. MCLANE's
LIVER Pulls are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal OH
the lid, with the impression On.
! MGLANR's LIVER PILLS,
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures of G. M.LANK.
and FLEMING BRos. on the wrappers.
TInsist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine DR.. c.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DK C. McIANs's LIvHs
Puts trial, will mail post paid to Any par, q
the United States. one hox Of Pills for twrniv
cents. FLkMtSG bh'fS.. F''-Hi-' !"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
A Rare Case Of sureerv.

We are informed that some months
since the surgical feat of tracheotona
was successfully performed by DR.
kierulh, of Marshalltown. 1t is said
that the operation is rarely success.
full. The patient in this case was the
bright little son of Hon. Jas. L. Viii.
liams, of Marshalltown, who was
suffering from membraneous Group
and was in danger OF sufIocation and
of course, death. AS most OF our
readers may be aware, the operation
consists in an exceedingly cautious
incision into the windpipe through
which opening respiration takes
place for the time being.
The little sufferer in this instance
would certainly have died, when as q
last resort, the Doctor cut into the air
passage, the boy being in the mean
time under the influence of chloro-
form for period of about two hours.
The air once admitted to the trachea,
the little hero was enabled to clear
the throat of the false membrane, and
gradually ne recovered from an 9TH
erwise fatal attack. The bright little
fellow is alive and well to-day, with
only red cicatrix against the wind
pipe to mark the locality of this skill.
full operation. We understand tina
since this operation others have been
attempted but not successfully
Io,cd Caty Republican.
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