The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-20
advertisement Extraordinary.

We are not paid for inserting the subjoin-
ed advertisement; but as there are many
in tbs community who are evidently inter-
ested init, and may not otherwise get TO see
It, we give it at once, expecting 10 be am
ply repaid for our trouble by their gratitude.
CHEAP WHISKEY.
DEATH * Co.. iciiolesdle aud retail dealers
IL Spirits, take this opportunity of informing
their friends and discerning public, that
they continue the trade of making Drunk
ards, Beggars, BonLrupts, and Mdniacs,
and on the most reasonable TENSION Tie
shortest notice.
The advertisers beg leave to return their
most sincere thanks TO their numerous, stea-
ldy and attached customers, and to all the
tipping part of the community, for the in
creasing countenance ard extensive pat
ronage which they now receive: and they
nope that the many proofs which are to be
found i'll every city, town, village, and dis
trict of the United States, of the success Of
ID. !. Co., in the above line Of business, will
secure to them the increasing support of
drunkards, dram drinkers, and occasional
'''o''i'iNiS' ~ wen Dis lCEtNtT SlltTCe tUc du-
vocates OF Temperance Societies, those bit
ter enemies of this long established and pop
ular trade.
ID. < Co. beg to assure the public, that
the article in which they deal is the best and
most pleasant Poison in the world, and has
never been known 30 fail in any instance
where the individual has persevered in the
use Of II for the limited time which d. and
Co. prescribe.
In order to do business in a respectable
style, the advertisers have obtained Ii
| cENsE from the diS.ict, (under whQSe be-
nevolcnt auspices the price Of Whiskey las
been lately reduced,) so that they have in
creased facilities for bringing the wives and
families Of their customers to misery, and TO
round, mann, and bcggar, and drive to de-
'i57um and dcG'h, as many as the public good
requires in particular, d. * Co. will spare
no pains to secure the eternal damnafi0n of
| as many as favor them with their counte-
nance and support. To accomplish these
desirable ends. it IS only necessary for the
individual to take half glass occasionally. \
til he feels that quantity insufficient TO sat-.
iSiy the craving appetite which it will soon
create: and when once this whiskey- appe-
tito is formed, the results at which ID. s. Gu
"i"i di' ot'GiNH. 10 lAC INIouH tilcU Is pre-
pared to brave temporal and eternal misery
for the sake Of .'another glass"
For the accommodation Of their .nurner-
Gus customers, and for the despatch of their
increasing business, DEATH & Co have ap-
pointed a sufficient number of active agents,
who are stationed at convenient distances
in the streets Of cities and along the high
ways and cross roads in the villages and
country places. u. < Co.'S agents may be
known by the relcurtdined window, and
having the patent mark over their doors,
''Licensed to sell Wines and Spirituous Ii
quorS," and may be found ready for bust
ness al all hours, By day or night, Sundays
not oxeepted.)
IL Satisfactory references can be given
to the Bridewelh, LUnatic AsWuns. Hospi-
tGls, the GGoiS, the G0Ho,cS. or the Drunk,
drd's Fn@ide.
ID. s Co. beg to caution all tipplers, dram
drinkers. and drunkards from taking heed
to whatever parsons. medical men. and all
advocates Of temperance societies NAV say
against spirit drinking, as these eentemt,
are avowed enemies to this respectable soul
and -body destroying business.
VALLEY OF DEATH, 1917.