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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-28

HAvRE, Aug. 22.-Queen Christina
died last night at st. Eadresse, near
this city.
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|
lar loan at per cent. interest Don't
you know that the people rushed in
such numbers to secure this loan that
thirteen times as much was subscrib-
ed 40 the government needed? Don't
you know that the French are a ma
ton of bondholders to-day? Don't
you know that they are nation Of
.coupon-clippers," one man in every
five owning government bonds and
playing the "Shylock" aud the ''old
pinching cuss' on the peoples earn
ings?
Don't you know that the interest
which France pays on money absorbs
. large part of her annual taxes? !?
Don't you know that that country has
been FREQ from the irredeemable pa
per nuisance since the assignat "fiat"
foolishness and ruin 1893?
Don't you know that the doctrine
you preach would be regarded as the
widest lunacy and the most danger
Gus Communism lin France to-day
Don't you know, finally, that the pros
perity and stability of France are a
standing rebuke to your irredeemable
currency theories?
How do you make it out that the
circulating medium Of the United
States was $55 per head for all the
people in 1865? Don't you include
the 7-30 bonds due in three years the
compound interest notes due in the
same time the per cent. notes due
In one or two years; the certificates
Of indebtedness, due in one year, and
the temporary loan certificates, due
at ten days' notice, oil bearing interest
higher than the government now
pays, and required to be funded and
! redeemed long ago? Don't you know
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wrist Plain sleeves for seryceaOc wear or raVeilihs'
arc naturally made long and close to the wrist
Mr. are stockings 10 be behind the times Some OF the
newest have all the specked lines and inermi1tures
OF the bouIete effects; Others are embroidered with
beads new fashion shows open work In imitation 81
hemstitehng and there tIicolors with fine SIX EN-
broidcry the lines of division Even shades rVa NJ"
the other lovely and delicate shades OF pink lavender
turquoise blue and deeper hues of vivid crimson and
purple The checkerboard pattern comes in brighter
uts The coois correspond with the gares. which are
made OF satn lace and ruchings OF silk III the costes
manner, with buckles and clasps Of gold, silver or oxs
died silver. bearing some quaint old legend III raised
letters pair Of white satin carriers are trimmed WI
point applique. The red gold clasps have scoraDer IN
The centre, with the legend, GOD knyt our hartes III
faith"
Messrs. Arnold Constable & Co, A. T. Stewart Co.,
j. &C Johnstone, Vim. Walker & Co., II. O'Neill, and
Mme Demorcst viii please accept thanks for infor
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LITERARY NOTES.

A novel, Rutherford" by Mr.. Edgar Faw-
Library Table.
The volume on early Rome" from its foun-
datIon to its destruction by the Gaus by W. lime, VIII
be the next book the series on "Epochs OF Ancient
History"
DR.. Doran was one of the early editors of
The Athslaup and it is proposed TO collect into
volume some of his important critical contributions
to that Journal
Among the contents of Sunday afternoon,
for April will be articles on Charles Kingsley ny Dr;
Washburn OF TINS city, and on " Inc hpiscopi ouooA'
by the Rev. j. II. Ward, OF Boston.
A library edition of tho "Adventures OF Gil
Bias" newly translated, with preface and notes, oy Mr.
H. Van Iauu is announced to be illustrated by twenty
four etchings executed by II. Lalauzc.
The fourth and fifth volumes Of the Ii
brary OF Contemporary Science" will be on h1sthetcs'
BY Eugene veroD, and Philosophy by Andte @'eVre'
which are now iU press al j. b. Lppineott & coz.
A volume entitled "The Bible, what Is 1t 7"
In press by g. p. putnam's Sons is presented by the
author John I. Sutherland :" an attempt 10 answer
te question III the light 81 me Del az" "
the most revereut and catholic spirit"
A remarkable discovery of Goethe's, Schii-
ers and Herders autographs has made by Preller
at grobior among the papers OF his deceased
father The manuscripts by Schiller include the iau
beIbad." the "G0tter Griechenlands" " Ratlsel, ETC.
aud of tine other authors equally interesting &
Guiding many variants from the established toXts , Inc
col eron also contains several valuable letters from
friends and correspondents Of Schiller.
The Germans, according to the tables OF HIM
rich-, Of Leipsic, published in 1877, 1925 books
against 1886 recorded IN 1875. The eduealonal
books still lead, with SIT volumes those on Jursi1u
eucr politics and statistics fail on from last year. pu
are si second with 1865 theology holds Its tDiid
place. increasing TO 1893; bellies lettres ihclndhs c
lion poetry and drama, counts 1926. There are notable
falngs OF in the natural and mathematical sciences
Mr.. N0yes hopes to publish the second part,
pages 4OI-SOO OjO), Of his admirable Catalogue OF the
Brooklyn Mercantile Library some time during inc sum
mcr, having already finished work through inc 'vVh
pagr and the letter L. The three parts are expected 10
make altogether about 100 pages. This catalogue
with ifs useful grouping Of leading books under Srdhu
classes and It's references to kindred articles III peio
Gals is Of very wide use, public and private outsbte
Br0okIyr aud Mr. NOyes il now endavOilnS 10 increase
o cope Of its usefulness by soliciting suDscr pticns
winch win aid Fastening the printing at ~ Tor the
complete work, or - per part
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THE MEXICAN AGENT.
MR. zAMACoNA SPEAKS OF RHADEN AND PRiICI
ARD. AND DIsCOURAGEs THEIR ZEAL.

MR. ZAMACONA SPEAKS OF RHADEN ASD PRiICH-
ARD. AND DIsCOURAGEs THEIR ZEAL.
WAsHINGTOS, March 14.-Apropos Of the
Associated Press dispatch from the City Of Mexico.
announcing that McSsTs Rbalen and PrehaTd, claim
ing to be agents OF the Mexican Government 10 the
United States rcpudiated IN Mexico the following
extract from recent interview with Mr ZaInacona the
confidential agent Of the Mexican Government In tho
United States, Is interesting:
The German Ehaden." he said, came 10 the United
states with commission from Of the managers OF
theatre IN Mexico TO engage French troupe OF singers
lie me In NewYork and spoke TO me about his
necOn with OF the wspaper there, but told
him l didn't think IL necessary TO that
kind OF Influence. Prtchard came TO Mexico a
short time after / arrived IN the United
States and I know that he represented 10 Cen
eIal Daz tnat had certain influence and connection
with public men In United States he offered
the Government OF Mexico here but suppose he came
here for personal only General Dlaz told him
10 me here. saw him In New-fork and told him
that ddn think II necessary FOR him To take any steps
ia regard 10 the press OF the United States NotSIth
standing that declaration have read one or Two art
ces land very foolish they were). when were pub
lisled ia one or two Of the newspapers OF New
written by him. consider myself the only agent OF the
Government of Mexico IN the United States"
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RAILWAY SIGNALLING BY MIRRoRs.-An ac-
count Is given in La Pate OF new invention In railway
signals. Tue description is very vague but gives .iie
general idea that mirrors are to be SO set as 10
hundred miles of road TO mirror at cen'ral s'''lo
which in the present of experiments ie az MafseS
The statement is that in the central mirror ai tue
movements OF trains on 100 miles OF ro'u va"
sae aud any danger of collision will be perceived In
time for ,pitobe tegraphic orders TO prevent accident
The nirrors 10 be used are spoken Of as elesraphc
Observation-Disclosures that ml1o1Fan IL ls qi1e up '
that the purpose cou1d bot DC suosoi'0" W '''
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maintain steamship line TO any part of the world
where neither an Englshman nor German nor an
American can 10 so and live DUNDEE.
Netc- York, Feb. =, 1873.
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rupted by an unfortunate accident 20 Professor Draper
His right caught in the engne that Is useu ~
procurlnC an electric light to furnish spectrum OF oA
gen alongside of the suns spectrum, tor PURPOSES "a
comparison. He hopes to be able to resume the eAi
mems next Summer.
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MAGNETIC VARIATIoN.-A useful little book
on this subject been recently compiled by j. H. Stone,
formerly instructor Of mathematics al Yale College.
very large proportion OF earlier land were
based compass and the amount OF magnetic yar-
ton for each and locality rarely If ever approx
imatod MI stones book furnishes the means for eaeu
IN this country. 1t also gives the observed Tar,aon
for at least 800 places IA tle Cmsa ~ az" i
details OF the method OF computing the io'
observations the Pole star. The BOOK cOnilins
brief but interesting sketch OF the theory OF terrestrial
magnetism as eucidated by modern research ana Ii
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SIMPLE METHOD OF LEvELLING.-An exceed
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perhaps hundred feet apart, pole is driven into the
ground To each pole the top, glass tube Is tied
The lower ends OF the glass tubes are then connected
with each other by means of sufficiently long piece OF
tndaubDer tubing. Water is to he poured INTO one OF
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tubes aud the record Of this height can be harkeu on
The poles alongside The method il capable Of surpris-
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Intervene between TIE stations.
TESTING STEAM BoILERs.-It is rather I'M
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Ious after discussing the advantages and disadvan
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hammer test was better than the hydraulic IN every
,pec Several believed that the hydraulic test injured
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speaker adduced facts 10 prove bis POSITION ana te
main ones On--as the usefulness OF the hydrauic
te.t-remaius rather more unsettled than before.
VALVE OF FISHERIES Tables have been
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country In 1876, over S750O0O0O. OF this sum,
twothirds accrued from oysters; next come eodhsh
sbouJ 81 100000; then whales about S2o'oooo' Inc
sf Of values further dimnishes in the following order
OREGON salmon mackcrel. nenbaden Great Lake Usher
les shad aud aewlves habui, lobster, herring poIsies
blutGsh; below this point the values are SMALL
PLACE OF 0XYGEN IN THE SUN.-Profess0r
Henry Draper the discoyerer Of oxygen in the sum-
writes Nature an account OF some more recent re-
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-17
communicated.

MINERAL. POrNT, WIS.,, Man q, lS19
EDS. DEMOCRAT: The address Of
Rey. \. Il Heller has callcd u NV
mind some Of ny experience and on
<er4ations relative 10 his subject,
which might not he out Of urler at
Tins time, and with your permission
viii give them 60 the readers d. me
Democrat. |, perhaps not lm.llr the
majority Of lrotrStanls, atlr#Hl ou,
into tho World witl alnc lagr,p NJ
Toast Of preiadcp against ihe Cdtlo
lie Religion, which lhInIs to eNper-
anra, VI now yntifrly ohliteratri
from NY mind, Many Protest, rtS
charge lhtt Iha rria~t will mol allow
tile people under his pastoral charge
% read the Bible. For thr hattar in-
formatloa Of such, | N0uld state tllal
! had the pleasure Of hearing Rev. s.
lrant preach i sermon N Highland
about three weeks agn,MAcrcin III Saia,
that on some previous occasion hr re-,
lated 70 his congregation the story oG
eyueen Esther a Short tim, Subsequent
thereto, 4 memh,r " his coa .reglion
called upaa him AMI atE,ii#.mi if IL.
l.al the book containing s#ory nj
question: thl /, MA Ncil iptarrgs-
5ng story. AMI that III would Ike "a
borrow TIE book IN read il Whereup-
a. h0 informed the mNiaus nauller
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FRIDAY, MAY II, 1878,

"rhe gospel of peace and good VIII
makes its sloweSt progress among us
warmest expOunders." This Scntl-
ment ii uttered by the ST. Louis Globo
Democrat, Republican paper, IN
referring TO the division between the
Northern and Southern McthOdistS.
Onion and Confederate soldiers have
smoked the pipe oil peace together;
politicians have shook hands across the
bloody chasm, aud why cannot Chris
Clans Of one faith also dwell together
in unity? The Christian Advocate,
the leading organ Of the NJ. i. Church
North. although al excellent paper
in all other respects did more during
and after the campaign Of 1870, TO
hindlo anew the fire Of hate between
the North and the South than all the
politicians who were engaged in it,.
The Globe Democrat urges the nee
essity Of M effort being made 70
secure u Reunion between the TIVE
branches of the NJ. Il. Church. The
N. Y. Sun also ina leading editorial
urges tho importance Of elfecting i
union between the Northern and the
Southern lrcsbytcrians and says that
it does moi seem appropriate for such
divisions 10 exist. II would be well
for Some Of our religious papers to
initiate the spirit Of such papers rs
the New York SIM and the St. Louis
Globe Democrat, III advising Ill TO
live in harmony under the same flag
und the same political system.
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pose iuI snlr and n ii puu't aneiloa A." me
htahr I uHdrr for Caah. 81 ne ftuht 6f.c .'E eha
GunH lloHHe in lnc lli9n ~ tdd9t1 5li,, IN st8
county aud STATE ~ ines6t he 2lat day Z
Way A ". lhIN III Z o'eluuk NJ thr tcrnnun "a
sam dAy, tile ali0wln2 du-clihaa m@tt.sEtad
prrmi,rs or ~ mWcll thereof H. may >" rec.,4
eitEN To IS9EU the uhouBt ~ s9ld ludgmoN,
hfpIC'i, alta cuat -Ul spir. tO WI:
thr sulth cast qlHttef az we suNth ctst gnGt
tcr ~ Aect0n num@l tM iE ullr "ll, dlt
s,f.lh wr 4uNrlrr a The c,th-Wsst qua t,r
al see t~n urmNtt t0H n TWO (.'' tie
rorth wcd tfGRr,vr ui Ill. f"lth wet qUarjpr u
ttttlUn ldAter twenty sEs,l, t&a, III form
WOE Vunrftl 81 ttlc i9af.t,ts tletItei ~ soctlln
iGmhrI tMlGty ri@hi #t; asa twenty ,hrt
asrr. ollu ne r@lf tuI " the enrth-ca.t
qRaJt,r al t9r No iii c3sl qraAcr Of tcctfpd
muhor lwe8N -eirhi - ait N loWt,h}ll
nunNor liz, #tll. uulthpl range hHinher live ~
eArl, ~ low tuUl agnir " u isruNrla and
fanta,n Ns auo haodfrd and cishtA three la5
lrf.t inatr on l'a
Hrt,d, hcrHa Office. po,gevllr, IoWg
GeGUtS. State al Nirr9tisut, this On day ut
Aptil, \ y, ISIS 1H0N NJ KIN EllN
scout "A taUa County WISCONSIN
Horny y aWltn. AttDMes tnr ilantti. 3t 6