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writer in Frazei's Magazine says
eye glasses ought never TO magnify
much, but merely show the object clear
and exactly ~ they are Every person
oueht 10 be able TO read with bis speota-
Giles at the same distance that he was ac-
custorned when his sight was unimpair-
ell. Pebbles are preferred on account Of
their clearness, never becoming dull
from moisture, but they are dearer. To
test true eye glasses hold them obliqne-
~ over print when, if the glass is cor
rect. the letters viii preserve their true
character.
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4 emma a. am Insrrument Of Fraud.
New YORK sum-

l-fNN AfAh sum-
The claim of the United States for fas
return Of the 81 100000 lent 30 help
out the Centennial Exposition has been
rejected by the United States Circuit
Court at Philadelphia, although there
are abundant funds remaining in the
hands of the managers with which 10
satisfy it. Consequently, unless the de
cisiCn OF the court is reversed on appeal
the 81 500. 600 will be distributed among
the shareholders IN The enterprise, and
be Just so much taken out of the public
treasury Tor their benefit That this
would be the result was iuretoid by the
opponents OF the loan at the time IL was
proposed. and was Indignantly denied
BY It's friends Some OF them, IT least
were disinseHuGus in their denial. and
intended that the money should be
gift and not y loan, as is evident from
thc peculiar wording Of the bill appro-
priatlng It
The clause which WAS relied on to pro
tect the interests Of the nation, and
which was used TO secure votes for the
grant. reads thus
"Ihe approximation hereinbofore made
shall be paid in full IN the Treasury
Of the United States before any divi-
dend, OF percentage Of the profits shall
be paid TO the holders OF said stock.
The advocates OF the grant professed
70 read these words with comma after
the word dividend and persuaded the
public that no dividend of any kind
wonld be paid TO the stockholders until
the loan from the United States had
been FIRST returned Now By their
counsel learned in the law. they have
successfully eontended that there is no
such comma, and thai only dividend
OF percentage Of the profit" was
Intended lnasmnch as dividend Of
capital Is not a dividend Of piofits. they
have got the Judge to say that the
stockholders may pocket the 81 SOC 900
AS returned capital, and the United
States must lose the whole.
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New York Sun. Texas is tryiag TO
regulate the traffic in alcohol by a local
option Law, each County deciding for
tseif whether licenses shall or shelf not
be granted, The negroes generally have
voted against prohibition. There are
various opinin1s in every quarter as to
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with interest
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ENTS!


Physicians reeosanssJ.a. ard farriers de.
etass that iiB sa,si resn dies a.. - ever s=for-
ist. 2 ~ USE. Words oiissp but tia. Drf,-
rs iSfs u tI',se sIt'ciss eid pie,-i.t fsiai
heiitss to suteatesi men. gratis, and wiH
Eoaraatse more Fspit and. satisfactory r.
ssitia tttsatt GsVe SNsf isfort been oi,ifin,-a
fs.- si-ssaar s.taisnss.s. " ns.e " ra.,per
wiz cate itsaenlna tisus. Neuralgia Ieaa. bsgo
7cifttcs, taxed Breasts, sore NfpKt:s-s. E'rf,5
any ordinary
1 FLESd, BaSR'rs AuscLE AIlaRNr.
1t viii extrse. .5c poison OF bite, and
sea-, LoeA Jaw, Palsy, Weak Back, Earacie
I iSc5hsrtlS, Tier aud Cutsueoss ETuptiuns
readily yield u it, treatment
Henry Blsek OF Ada, URr,fin et,uufy Ohio.
says Ny v lie has hat rheumatism Ter We
yea;s-no rrsi. i'e.sieeP-eanid scarcely walk
seFHss the iaeer. she * new com pietsIy cur-d
oy she nae of Centsnr I.iniment. WaalI ;e.I
thankful ia you, aud recomfnend your won
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lanes burd, OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio. says
Ria."
! lAlfrea TuSh., OF Newark, writes: ..-.ud
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Ute 10, etc
Idly.
fsse Csuiaur Imminent Yellow wrRp-
.per,
Is :or the tcrsh skin, fiesh aud muscles Of
HossEs. MULES AND ANIMALS.
We haze never yet seen u case, of SPAWN
sweeny, ktnybcne. " iudgall, Scratches or
fobrTa, which tnis Linimsnt would not
speedily benefit, and We never saw but a
few Gases which u would not cure. Ii VIII
cure " hen anything can. II ia folly TO spend
ssn for a farrier, When one dollars worth Of
! Ceutsur Liniuent will do better The fol-
lowing Is q sanipis Of the testimony pro-
dueed;
JEFFElasoS, NO., Nov. TO- 1873.
"ssome time ago was shipping horses to
81 Louis got one badly crippled in the
car. Hiih great difficulty | got him 20 tie
stable The stable Keeper gave me u bot =
OF your Centaur Lininaent, which I use.i
~itH sueh success that ia Two days the horse
visa ~etsNs ana nearly we'll. 1 have been a
I veterinary surgeon for thirty year., but your
lanlInent beats any thing I ever used.
"a. j. ACASIl, Veterinary Surgeon"
For "A postage stamp Ne win mail a Cen
/ tanr Almanac, containing hundreds OF GER
s.ileates, from every state in the Union
These Ltniments are now sold by all dealers
IN the counLFy.
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III Dey street, New York.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EoR the speedy Cure of seminal Weak
i ness Lost Man hood, and ali disorsi ers
brought en by inGiscrs siods or excess, Any
drugslst bias the iugret ieufs.
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Causes The naiy % Gain il SOLID ,lssi

It's value can nst bs 100 strongly Impressed
up9s the attention Of those who b ave been
exposed fe faint of Improper charartYr
me amieted are sssnrea that this is not one
Of the worthless fsostrlilns 81 the day bi,t il
prepared upon scieni Eiic priueipies. by n
phs rleisn OF thirty YEARS experience. Sold
prineipai oiHes. IS n array ST.. New York
septSGeod-wly
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WHAT Is QuEEN's BELIGaTs

u Ia plant that grows In the South and is
The only actual bio purifise ever o.scoyr
cred, by which all disc SECS that center in tile
Mood can be ersdiefiet ut once aud forevee
II eXpeis for lite all seIoiuioas, syl,flii;ic-
CrtancDus and Rh~nfn ttir aifectt0 and Il
ths ONLY TRUE REMEDY Esr this elass VI
oisesstss. AlOn a. IL is 8 searching, but VIII z
soHabincd With Hoadu ~ .iarsa sariiia, Yes
low DOCK AMI other roots and herbs IL be-
comes n blond purtter ensurpassabie and
uneqnaGed. pnce IA t3le compination OF
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, intermittent Fevsr
Sfin Fever, Hemittent Fever, Dumb Ague,
all the affections which arise from rnaiari-
Gus, marsn, or uliasmatie possons.
This is q compound remedy, prepared with
seientine skill from vegetable ingredients, which
rarely fails TO cure the seyerest cases of Chills
and Fever and the concomitant disorders Such
remedy the necessities ofthe people in maia-
r'oas districts demand. Its great superiority
over sny other medicine yetdiscovered for the
cure Of latrrnittents'is that it contains no qui.
nine or mineral, and those who take I, are nee
from danger Of qunism or any injurious effects,
snd are as healthy after nsfng il Ms before. Il
has been extensively employed during the last
thirty years In the treatment Of these distressing
disorders, and so unvarying has been its success
that uhas gained tho reputation Of being infal.
h5ie- IL lean. therefore. be safely recommended
as sure remedy and specific for the Fever and
Aguo of the West, and tie Chiiis and Fever of
the South II counteracts the rniasmstic poison
In the blood and frees the system from its inau-
ence, SO that fever and ague, shakes or chiils
once broken up by il, do not return until the
disease Is again contracted.
The great variety OF disorders which arise from
the irritation Of this poison, such as Neuralgia.
Rheumatism. Gout, Headache. Blindne.s.
Toothsche, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma. pat
ritation. splenic Affections. Mysteries. Pain
an the Bowels, Coilc. Paralysis, and derapgc-
OF the Stomach, all of which become interHis.-
tent OF periodical. have spectlier remedy t,.an
AYERS hnirE GcBH, winch cares tIsesn ali alike
and hrotensa the system from future attacks. As
preventive, il IS Of immense service Ia those
communities where Fever and Agre prevsilE, as
u stays the development Of the disease If tales
on the ffst approach ofthe preu,onitory sysnp-
ton's Travellers and temporary residents are
thts enabled 10 defy taese disorders, and Few
VIII ever sufier IL they avail themselves Of the
protection this remedy affords.
tor Liver Complaints. arising from torpidity,
Il Is an excellent remedy; il stimulates this organ
into healthy activity, and produces many remark
able cures where other medicines fail
Prepared by Dr.. ]. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Anniytscaa Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
sold sr AL DRUGGISTS Kyxxrwzx1x,
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Mothers!

Gnsto~fs Is the result OF "a year, expert
iaents by pr. sam usi Pitcher, OF Massacho-
tive aS castor oil. brit perfectly plt4sa TO
The tss a. IL can t.s "a en- oy iht- youugts L
infant, aud neither gags nor gripes. Dr. A.
SIks--i have tried the CastorIa aud can
speak IA gBiy OF tTs merits. II w.n, / think
do away en- ireiy with castor oil, II Is pleas.
ant ana harmless, and i won erfuliy efiica.
very thtns.
The Esstoris destroy worms, regulates the
natural healthy sleep. IL is We Y an ca cto,Is
In eraup. and tor teeihing children Honey
Is not piaaSanteT u the tBsfe, aud castor oil
cents, IN s&rge bot Is.
7-I8t J. y. ROSE ( co. New. York
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Ds. rgTr's sARsiPAgiLta AND
efsgss DELlaHT.'

forming the most powerful Alternative
known % Medical s-cfe ace fuf the cur. OF old
Ulcers and sor.s, pLses sad JOINTS, Foul bis
charges from the f.Ess atG Nostfiis, A D.
seesscs, Skin affections. kheumatism.
:.iotsYs kidney cnnp ANTS. Evil affects o.
7earee practices, Diseased seal Disordered
iAFrr siad splesn au'i All Diseases that &c n
ter -: tie htos.d. II tosseS.es the peesila,
property OF isssparttng lair com pieEieli gaa
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APP sstatn cure for al; Liver diseases. pys
espsis, Loss 81 AppetIte, Alex Hes dac3 &
OoStyeness, Soarhsss of StoT scb, Hear
Barn, indigestion, iAHndice, Biiliouane 81
Diarrnoes. F'luz, Ctiilis and Fever. A.tc,
SAtEfsS-in bnyiug always ask Tor Dx
n. u. sssntaass>' LIVER 81 sDItINE, pre-
pared by 81. a. rhrd:oTd & Co., Cnstta-
nocGa, Tenn, and see that the likeness o.
Or A. q. simmons is on each bottle an6
package.
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CUPID's LATEST PRANK.

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all they want.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-26
A Gard to tho 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 TAYLOR
SYSTEM, from Mrs. s. z. Ewing, of
indianapolis, Ind, the patentee, and
we are now prepared to teach those
who wish to learn. Dresses, when cut,
require no retitting. We thoroughly
tested this system before adopting it,
and have no hesitancy in saying it ex-
cells all others, as it is actual measur-
ment. 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 Making. We have bought the
exclusive right of Wapello county
and are now prepared to teach all
who favor us with q call. Will BE-
found at our residence on Second St
between Marion and Wapello.
au7dG-wtf MISSES REYNOLDS.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-26

Chas. Walgamott, formerly of this
city, shot and instantly killed a des-
perAdo at Rock Creek, Idaho, on the
18th inst. It seems that the man had
previously been arrested and con.
victed Of horse stealing at the in.
stance Of the stage agent, Mr.. Trotter,
= brother Of policeman Trotter. liz
had effected his release, either by the
expiration Of time or by other means
and returned to Rock Greek to have
revenge by killing Trotter and other
parties against whom he had grud &c
He went to shootin. around rather
promiscuously, shot at Walgamott
once and snapped his pistol the sec
ond time. The affair was becoming
rather personal and Charley unlim
bered his ordnance and shot the fol
low dead In his tracks. Walgamot
gave himself up but the preliminar.
examination, Il j. thought will OK
Operate him from blame.
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LEGAL.
RErEuHE,s sAue

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
We're duly appointed by the District Court o
Wapello Comfy, Iowa, at its August term. 1871
Referees in the partition case of VIM. Holmes VS.
Charles w. Holmes ct now pending in said Court
with authority and power to sell the following de.
scribed premises, situated in WapelO county
Iowa. to-wit: Lot No. s, being what is known :s
Turkey Island, situated in the Des Moines river, IN
Section %, Township TO- Range "a west; also part
ofsw \ of Section Is, Township 70, Range Il
west, described more particularly as follows, to-
wit: commencing chains east of the NV corner
ofthe scH, sw n Of said section. thence east ten
chains; thence south six and 25-l00 chans thence
west ten chains thence north six and 25-1OD chains
70 the beginning; this last piece containing six
and 25-lO0 acres more or less.
Now therefore, by virtue Of the power invested
in ns by said court. notice s hereby given that on
the 9th Day of October. 1877, at 10 o'clock A.
at the font door OF the Court House In Ottumwa,
10 said County. will expose said lands for sale.
at public ontcty, and sell the same to the highest
aud best bidder
TERMS--One half cash ON day of sale, the buy
er 10 have the privilege OF paying the other hall
in cash or on one years time with ten per cent in
terest, secured by mortgage on the premises
Dated this September 18th 1877.
JOSEPHHAYNE
CAREY INSKEEP Referees
GEORGE GODFREY.
Chambers y McElroy, Attys. for plaintiff,
9-26.Wat
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County superintendent AFFAIR.


EDIToRs COURIER Since I have
been unjustly assailed through your
columns, will you do me the Kindness
to insert brief reply.
John v. Wingate, the avowed athe-
ist, has charged me with having the
same proclivities. In this Mr.. Win
gate has either been wrongly inform.
cd, or he has asserted that which he
knows to be false.
While am not associated with any
church, I am Q firm believer in the
bible, and think that the progress OF
civilization depends upon religious
influences. To verify this, I will re-
fer any one with an inquiring mind
to any respectable citizen in the vicin.
ity where l am known.
l write this more to inform the
public who made the accusation, thar
any other purpose.
w, A. MCINTYRE.
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Tho most certain way to render
powerless tho miasmatic vapors which
produce chills and fever, and other
malarious disorders, is TO fortify the
sy stem against them with that match.
less preventive of periodic fevers
Iostetter's Stomach Bitters. The rem
edial operation tho Bitters is no les
certain than their preventive effect:
and they may be relied upon to over.
como cases of fever and ague which
resist qninino and the minerel rene.
dies Of the pharmacopGl. Dyspep.
sia, constipation, billions complaints
rheumatic ailments and general dc.
bility, likewise rapidly yield to their
regulative and tonic influence. They
are an incalculable blessing to The
weak and nervous of both sexea, al
excellent family medicine, and tn,
best safeguard which the traveller o.
emigrant can take to AN unhealthy eli
mate.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-26
The kIrkvIlle Nesting.

Friday evening, the 2lst inst, r. l..
Tilton and his Greenback opponent
for the State Senate, Patrick Brady,
together with A. Il. Burns and w. A.
Nye, Republican candidates for Rep
resentives, talked to the good people
of Richland township. Tho largo
school room in their fine large school
building, was well filed. Everything
passed of pleasantly. These discus
sions seem to be conducted with the
utmost courtesy and good humor.
We can observe very readily that the
brief time allotted TO SO many speak
ers, greatly impairs their ability to
discuss tho issues of the day satisfac-
toriiy. We would suggest to cur
Kirkyille friends that their good and
capacious room for these meetings
should be better lighted.
A Speaker to do himself and his
auditors Justice, should be able to see
clearly tho countenances of those he
is talking to.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-26
Bottom prices tor Clothing
At Nusbaunns.

WANTED-A partner, either silent
or active, must have $4,000 to 5000
cash. To the right party this is per-
haps the best opportunity ever Offer
ed in Ottumwa, to get into an estab-
lished business on very advantageous
terms. None but those meaning bust
ness need apply. Inquire for one
week OF [dwl HUTCHINSON & MAST.