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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
4 E1- A lady was travelling in stage
.nach ,w;th i .sa,,lttass,.s. ll4l A .lE. Il

n- A lady was travelling in stage
coach with Troublesome dog Agentleman
cemplainedOf the annoyance. 5 +
Dear me, 81, exclaimed the lady. won
der;yo complain Of my dog -everybody ad
niires Tit is real Peruvian
@ | don't complain of your Peruvian dog
said the man but | wish he would give us
las Of bis Peruvian bark
allowed the question, how long have you
been marriea l1sf
AZ Yaw, dat isb you shall say how long
time ish ii when says Is the minister dat
/ shall pelpng 70 mine yrow and tell me no
questions III
Yes, THAI il what i mean which is the
& same as asking how long YOU have been MAJ.
Tied''1
NJ VEIL ais ID ting vot | seldom don't
likes to thinks apout bat ven | does, ii seems
g BE- % long u never vas
10 A Temperance lecturer in New Bed
ford thinks that the man who is capable Of
dealing out rum TO o poor widow woman,
Wbo has either TO support or neglect her in.
FAINT children, would at first opportunity,
commit petty larceny BY stealing sour whey
from i blind kitten
TAKE CARr GiRls - Well, Frank, isn't
she perfect creature ne
Why, think size would do, if she -
"IfsMhat, Frank e
e If she didn't eat oniuzs n
---l.av--rY ..ttSss+Z--4----A- h
10 A gentleman, once observing that q
person, famous in tho musical line, led very
abandoned life
" Ayr replied a vag, \ the whole tenor Of
his life has been basr"
E9- The smalles: sin, when indalged, acts
the part Of little thief who opens BY stealth
the doors Of the soul 10 the whole multitude
q grosser accsmPhees-
10 Where are you going T. said George
I SelWyn 10 anAcquaintance
To see i friend
Well, Illgo with you, for never saw
one yet
ENcorR AGING Stephen Girard used 10
say, There's no difficulty in getting rich
net the leasti in the world the first sniAioa
i the only dif6calty the rest win make IL
selfr Old Stephsnis right--sce haze fo1nd
the FIRST millions to Be the only difficulty,
tTsisgrapA.
NJ Somebody has written book On
The ars Of making people happy without
money We ere Il excellent condition Is
b experimented upon. Yankes Blaas
WickKD. TO persist in kissing young
girl when she resdiutely declares She wishes
ysu not % 4 looks Is though you doubted
Her word
a RuzzLE neutrality-suspicious.
- akSrnoatf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

~eF near " fhe house and panas inneary every field
This farm can be divided and We will sell The
whole or part {not less han300 aeres) as The pur-
chaser may wish The place il in a remarkably
healthy location and the neighb0rhood is a very
good one Aiurtherdes@ripliph ~ deemed unneees-
sary, as j. PRESUMED these Wishing 10 purchase
will examine for themselves Suffice tito sav.,hat
This farm has always been cafsi6dre eauaI In quail
itY of Soil 10 any iii TIE comfy mir Montgomery
Sampns. living upon Tie taftll, With Show il 10 any
one de>ifiEg TO purchase, # :HfT
T he terms win he made most accommodating
Fgr {afther INFORMATION aderessJ R TteKsR Win
chester va or ihe shBscribcFfat kerneysyile, JEFF
ii. TUDOR TUCKER,
AIM GF .M& 4 II. Iucter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

Ga- The smalles: sin, when indalged d, acts
the part Of ! little thief who opens BY stealth
the doors Of the soal TO the whole multitude
Of grosser accemplices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
ATTENTION, ] ARMERS.

SIll1l iesto"i' N9dA t-f, 49, -,.oPtfttf
Purchasers, look - ycur Interests!
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.
.FT1IE undersigned aaying lately returned from
4 the EastcrA Gisics wishaa large and Splendid
sADnLERi. &C, !
il prepared 70 madptacpIf and furnish every arti-
eie jill his line u bu&inas Idf the best material ana
iii It'd neatest and mpSt substantial manner, al
greatly reduced prices aud upon such terms ascan-
moi fail 10 shit purchasers. lie is not forgetinl Oh
the past 5indnc9s and patronage which have been
So liheralF extended 70 him BY his old customers
and woptd avail himself Of this means Of return
ag i6m his sineares thanks ipr their support
Whilsthe hopes ify refle Hep eFtrgy and attention,
b'.their wants t5 nerit d continuance OF theft
patronage II
He may al all times In Business hoErs, be found
ut his BID stand, one door North of WIN Dorsey's
Drug Store and opposite gohn w Bowls Store.
y. FINCENHELLER:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

TAKE CARr 6iRls--%Well, Frank, isn't
she perfect creature ~
!" Why, think size would do, if she -
+" If'what, Frank &
e If she didn't eat onigzs ri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

10 A temperance lecturer in New Bed,
ford thinks that the man who is capable Of
dealing out rum to . poor widow woman,
wbo has either 10 support OF neglect her in
fant children would at first opportunity,
commit petty larceny BY stealing sour whey
from bliud kitten
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

d LIT q Pine Plank, iust received al Dutfsld's
n Dspoi. Al pUFFIELD.
Anglsl q, 1850
FoTTON BAGS;-2O0 twoLbusAsI Bags for
~ saks by CRANE a BROWN.
September 6. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

- Where are you going T. said George
SelWyn 10 aaAcquaintance
I TO see 4 friead.
Well, I,llsgo with you, fer never saw.
one yets
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
Notice to Passengers.
- - -;

TTSHE RATS of fare on lie Winchester and. Pssc-
Il mae Railroad are as follows viz
From Winchester V HarpeFs Ferry, 81 60
Do do 80 ard resurn 90
From Winchester 10 Halliown, ILL., 3
Do do Id and return ! Is
From Winchester il Charlestown / %
Do do do and return | co
From Winchester 10 Camsson's s7s
Do dc dp and return s7l
From Winchester 10 ThomsQn's IS.
Do do do and return Is
From Winchester ID VAUDEVILLE or 0p B. Sd
Do do do and return 80
From Winchester to Stepksnsol's 25
Do do DO and return p
From Hal,Own 10 HarperSFsrfy 37a
Do do do and refn-n 50
From CAaEiestown 10 Harpers Ferry 50
Do do do and return 50
From Cameron s 10 HaFFers Ferry eas
Do DO Do ard return 62a
From Thompsenis 10 Harper@ Ferry Is
Do DO 6n and retnrn 1 on
From Wa6esviile Of o Bridge ID IL Ferry %
Do do ID and return .
From Sieehenso1's to Harper- Ferry -
Do do Dbl and retprrN | 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

a RuzzLE neutrality-suspicious.
oiitoosiingy topayforpnehinself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

LNRESH MACCARONT for sale by
KEYES 8 KEARsLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
uirsiiiia frer Dress
j. arns.hHep wExxLrt AZ
Twn nn1Iars and FiftV Gents

FEEH ANNUNI5
p.vshae K.lg rssris !. III Two DctraRs will be Ia
hen Ii payntnt III fHlS. II paid entirely u acvanse
rN-sVhxneFes paytaens = deilrred beyond me
expiration u he year interest WI Re charged
fSe SuhsrkiptiSrs TOT SIX n1Dnshss n - % q
naia invariably in advance.
ADVERTISING.
The terms cf advertising are fora square o. less
q lot three insertiops-laFgef ones m the same
proportion Each epntfnnance % cents per sQn1fe
fsgr All advertisements not ordered fof specific
line win b conlinucd ussiI forbid and charged al
aesdfnpie
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HAZLETlELD FOR SALE.

rTsHTs valuable Farm wing III jefferson county
Il is offered At rrltale Esae-stis Oh the public
road from =ChareAJnwn ID Martinsbur, six miles
from the former Place t,nffes from KerneYsyille
on The Baltinore hd Ohio Railrbad and five miles
from Shepher1stoWn which would give 10 the pur-
chaser the choice Of tile Baltimore and District mar
kCts f0F iijs produce THIS farm contains
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

% ! he above picture il a fac smile OF the wrap
per around each bottle Of the true and genuine Ara
ban Imminent, with The signature Of II G FARRELL.
the sole Inventor and proprietor, thereon. Do not
touch any other, or YOU will ct spurious article =
LOOK nell or g0u lciH be decs!red! Beware yariir-
appearance, called w. b. Farrell, Arabian Linz
ment, manufactured in Chicago, and scalIed by this
person the "Original" This is false No other
person in the world knows anything about making
lhr gruilne article except the true inventor, ii. g.
FARRELL, No II, Mime street. Peoria, Illinois.
|INIiE triumphant SUCCESS Of the great American
/ Remedy tor man and beast is causing coun-
teres 10 spring up all over the country, spreading
their banetul influence over the land, rohbng the
pockets OF the honestand unsuspecting by imposing
upon them worthless and poisonous trash, for the
genuine II G. Farrells Arabian Lin.ment Fellow
Citizens l.ool, well before you buy. and see that
the label oi the bottle has the letters H. C. before
fnUcls, Tor II II has NOT, ii Is COUNTERFEIT. The
label round each bottle OF my Linimcui reads thus
III. G.. Fare's Celebrated Arabian Lnimcn,;' and
my signature Is written upon the label also. and
these words are blown in the glass bottle, I'll. G..
Farre's Arabian l.nment, PEORIA
This truly great nied.cne still goes on, conquer
ing disease, and snatchlng many poor poweress
victim from the grave. BY its powerfully siimua-
ting, penetrating and anodyne qualities It restores
the use OF limbs which have been pasied tor years
and by IFS singular power oireproducing the Syno-
vial Fluid or Joint Water. 1t cures all diseases OF
the joints with surprising rapidlty. Forrheumatlsm,
and affections Of the Spine and Spleen it has pro-
we'd itself SPECIFIC and for affections OF the Lungs,
Liver and Kidneys it Is q most vuuable and power
! ful auxiliary: also, Tor nil diseases of the Glands
Scroula, Goire or Sweiled Neck, SC, &c. And
indeed for almost every disease where an external
applications required, this medicine stands unpara-
! leIed.
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Esq. Baker. Of New canton, HI,
slNS.

Mr. II G.. Iarrei's Arabian l.iniment has cured
some bad cases here, which every other remedy
had tailed m one was white swclhngand cOnlrnc-
ted cords IN the leg OF boy twelve years old. The
leg. had wthrrrd away, and was so contracted thai
he had NO USE Of il. Three doctors had tried their
kill upon in vain and he ,cas fact sinking 10 he
grdre, when the boys father was induced to Try II
c. farrc.ls Arabian linnent. Before the first
bottle was used mp he came into Mr. B'sstore, and
the first words he said were 3" Mr. Barker. | want
all that Liuiment you have in the store the one
bottle ! got did my hoy more good than all that
had ever been done before" The boy is now well
aud hearty, and has free use of his cgs II is good
for spranS, bruises, cuts, burns and sweliings.
Being fully satisfied lint If. G. Famclrs Arabian
ointment is the beStmedcinc in the world, | cheer
fully recommend it. | had been afflicted for f
years with most severe pain IN my, ,breas, and
shOulde RS which wns so bad that could hardly dc
amy work at all. and would often have to lie in 4
bed for two week, NJ time with it, ! used yOul
Llnmeut on 1t, and it cured me sound and well -
had at the time of using your niment, one o
the worst coughs ever had in my life and it cured
that too. rubbed II in well over my breast and
shoulders 1t is also excellent for trostbiiten feet
sores, swtlhngs, sore throat, mango, crysipcas
&c. ISAAC CLAYTON.
KIchnpoo rcoyu co. III,
Manufactured only by H. &. Farrell sole invent.
or and proprietor, and wholesale druggist No. II
Main 81. Pcpria, III 10 whom all communication,
must be addressed: and for sale by
WmrE& lIrNrEE, G l. THOMPSON and WALUEr
4 IlIcEIING. Otfar0.
5 so SMITH, Perm; BADDwIv& CuErNAN, LdSdllc
! II BRowS and w BowEN, Inlet
JENKINS MERRILL, Lockp0rt
II Il II ALEXANDER, NdaH0iia.
DAVID MERIT. Somonauk
c VoGEL and G d RICHARDSON. Bristol
K ID MILLER, OsrcgO and regularly authorize,
agents NIL over the United States
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Congressional convention.

The undersigned committee. appointed n, the last
Congressional Convention, held ht Ottawa on the lst
Tuesday OF June, 1913, respectfully call upon the
several Democratic county committees in the 4ih
congressional district, TO call conventions IN their
respective counties, for the purpose OF choosing the
number Of delegates they are entitled to in the Con
gressonal convention To be held at Joliet on the
second Wednesday, being the llh day OF Sep
tember 1850, for the purpose OF nominating n can
diJatc 10 be supported by the democratic party nj
the next November election, for Representative
~ Congress
In accordance with the ratio heretofore adopted,
itants and for each fraction OF 1907 each county
Is entitled TO the following number Of delegates, to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
TRICKS OF QuACKs.

Lsr EvEaysopY RsAD rnis CAsEFrLLr.-There 10 .
Sars4psrIls for sale the different towns called p
Townsends Sasaparlla Ia sdver,iseds s tho ORiGL
NAL GENUINE and all This Townsend dostor
and but formerly worker on railroads,
oss and the keye he assumes the tile Of Doctor for the
purpose gaining credit for what he " not He "he
has attended medical schoo aud pras,icud D h;cen
year' Now the truth Is he never praeieed medicine
DAY ia his lie such cifI, iricked Misrepresentation
looks bad 10 the character and yerciis OF the man. wish
sincerely, he hal never made those siemcns OF hun
self OF When will men learn 20 be honest and truth
ml IN all their dealings and Intercourse with their fellow
men lie aprsd Rue Ciapp TO assist hun IN man
uisctuTing his mixture stating the large sums he would
make nhueement to embark IN the business These
men have been Insulting and hrltnc all possible
forms, order 10 Impress the public with the belief that
the Old Doctors Sarsipars not the genuine, Original
SUsapdrHH, made from the fJd DocfoTs Original Reci
pie This D. T. Townsend have sold the use OF my
for 81 week. will give him SJp II he will pro.
duce single solitary proof OF tbs lis statements Of
Thompson, SsillmaG a Co, are uott0s but tissue Of
als.hoodr, SIMPLY made TO deceive the public, and keep
the truth town I'd TO his soHTiHK fsyHenfng
pound. This s to caution the public to pufchase none but
Old Dr. JACOB Townsends Sirsapara. hayn, on II the
Old Doctors likeness. his fGry Coat Of arms, aud t
ugnatureacross the Coat ol Arms.
Principal 0Ncs, l0l Ndssdusir.ei, y. Y CRY
Jacob TOWNSEND.
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Ono Of our citizens who la, been afflicted with
Rhunat,m fer several months and Il portion of
the time was obliged In Coon crutchcs, tried va
rious remedies without effect, but was fnall IN
ducei to try Soau's Ointment. which gave i'm
mcdat relief and hy the use Of two boxes VIVA
entirely cured Sheboygan Mercury, Wisconsin,
Oct IS. 1919.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

Who that has suffered with that most tormen-
ting Of all things, corn4, but will hail with Joy the
great AraJidn Ljnimeat Ii perscvcred in, it
never fails to cure, and isjust good for almost
all diseases which require an external Npplica-
ton and for animals, pomedcine ever discovered
has proved so eflicacious as II q FdrrcTs ara
ban LiHimcHi See advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

We invite attention to the new advertisement Of
MIR Sloan, which will be found IN this days paper
Sloan'S medicines are certainly exceptions 10 the
to great amount otirnsh with which the public has
been bored for years The astonishing sales and
still more astonishing cures which they arc continu-
ally performing, will not fail to make them popular
with every one.
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Grcat Discovery.

SI0nn'3 hore medicines are doing wonders. They
are n great discovery We heard iarmcr say the
other day, That he had valuable horse taken wiG
the sliIcowpaint He dtlle ordinary remedies
without any sensible effect, He was induced hv II
ncighhor 10 use Soan'S Condition Powder in his
case. He tried H. and the horse Is now well aud
the fnrmcr says he would mot now take 500 in cash
los him. Illinois JOHrGi, Dec 10.
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Markets.


Ottawa July G.
Flour--Sells Mt Si5oa5-best quality, for
family use.
IVhcat--Wintcr, Zoe; spring, best quality 65,
inferior Goa
Oats-Good demand ut SOC
CorH--35c.
pof,f'oes-3Jr
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Malngins Grove. Lee Co. ILL.,, Jan s. 1919.
Mr. W. Il Sloan-Dear Sir: One of my horses
had a large calluS on one Of his ankle joints for
some six months, which famed him considerable
but by the use of one box of your valuable ONT.
mcnt, in abou, three weeks the callus disappeared
and the horse was we'll
Yours truly, a. NJ CHRISTIANCE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

The Missouri Expositor says that Mr.. Benton
likes an encounter Of hand to hand We think
that in his late affair with the Mississippi Senator
he manifested decided inclination for an encoun-
ter Of foot 10 Footc-Lou Jour
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To be rid Of Rats.

Moores Rural New Yorker gives the following
on Rats:
Two years ago this month, came in possession
OF the farm now occupy. good tenant had
been on il for nine years but | found the barn
infested with " harf rats. without number Ihey
destroyed more than 100 chickens IN month
the month of May. My boy counted l27 that he
fed at one time, and we did not succeed in raising
one. They would get into the managers and eat
with the horses. | thought them expenslve-got
some good cats, but the rats were too strong for
them. The cats would not attack the old ones.
l then got two guns and set the carpenters who
were ut wark in the barn to shooting them. They
shot numbers every day for weeks, without effect
ing any apparent dimnuton.
Atlength took "A large dry goods box fixed
one of the top boards on hinges, and made hole
III one end of the box large enough toadmit n rat.
In the opposite end Of the box placed a tin pan
containing two quarts of Indian meal The rats
soon found their way to it, and trd them about
ten days-until they ate four quarts OF meal
day then filled the pan anew, and put two or
three tablespoonful of arsenic N it;-twenty'
four hours after and for the next six months, there
was not rat to be- seen about my b.un.
A few appeared about the Spring Of 1919, and
were disposed of in the same way, Some have
been heard again of late, and am feeding them
meal IN the same box. Come here IN fortnight
and ] will give YOU dollar for every rat You viii
find about my barn. No other animals but rats
and mice can get at the poison, and OF course moth
IN, else is endangered j. T..
\ Jcddo, n. Y, April, 1850,
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MARRIED-On Thursday morning, the llth
inst BY the Rev, C. Y. Kelly, at the residence of
W. II. W. Cushman, Esq Mr.. Francis RATTLE
of Peoria, to Miss ELLEN RopSEy, formerly of
Delaware
'Music hath charms" DC, &c.
MARRIED-Ou the | It'll inst, Mt the Mansion
House, Ottawa, ILL.,, by the Rev, NJ. X Whittlesey
Mr.. MosEs KlRKrArRlcK to Miss SARAH MclAuGH
Lis, all of La Sale.
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Chicago Cash store, Ottawa,
Str;sycl /!

strNyCU.
STRAYED away, on Friday evening last, the q
" inst, from the subscriber, residing on ! Albcr
Dunayatls farm, two and half miles above Day.
ton, \ Bright boy Mare,
with white nose, or what's sometimes called snip
noscd, no other white about her; five years old IN
May main slightly worn oifby the collar. A lib
crarewnrd will be paid to any person who will re-
turn said mare to the subscriber or give him lnior'
nation where she may be found. -
June S,.6w' ISAAC DlCkES,
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From the Hon. Peter Winarh, one
OF tie oldest settlers III IIiiMOis.

IT gives me pIcnsurc 20 add nv testimony 10 lho
virtues oiyour greatmcdciuc. One 81 my b'ouicd
horses had swengo the emp ofthe knee, about
the size OF n hens egg Some said it was strain,
and some. that II was the Joint water from the knee
and could be cured. ltrlcd OIL cedar on il and
all the lininents and oinmcnrs, and they did no
more good than water. then hy persuasion oimy
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Tc.iinnny from Enlcnn.

NnIrnn. NpNI I,TNIN'
Fellow C2cne-l hive used Sloan's Ointment
and found it 10 he the best article that have ever
used for injuries in horses and Tor family ointment
lfORGE RISEDORpH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

Shoes! shoes!
lust received ut my shoe store n supcriornssort
Of Ladies kid ties. Ladies CATERS.
do kid buskins, do Jenny Lind ties,
do cxcclseors, do slippcrsall kinds
Misses do Misses do
Ladies colorcd cnamced Pokas.
do kid boots, &. Misses cold lasting CATERS,
Misses kid andlea,her boot, md morocco buskins,
and general assortnen, Of chdrens shoes, for sale
BY June 90 WN HASKELL.
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20 l'lOWs

I G. NATTiNGER has Il new supply OF the
y Grand Dctour powS on hand The present
stock will he found superior to the piows heretofore
-old III this place The manufacturer has added
several important improvements Persons wanting
breaking pows can be supplied Ottawa, mar .
CASH paid Tor Produce oall kinds by
" JOHNSTON x CItNRruarn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

SEED WHARF.-The late Rev. Henry Colman,
some years since in his Notes by the Way rela'
ted the following anecdote Of farmer in Yer
mont, who always obtained high price for his
seed wheat called barrel wheat'--his neighbors
reSorting to him Tor their seed and paying high
as SO per bushcl The wheat was. in fact, supe-
ror in appearance, productiyeness and early ma
turity. The secret was at last discovered when
those who had been in the habit of paying him 8
prices, availed themselves of his practice of max
ing barrel wheat" for themselves, and they saved
the difference in price
The farmer in question used, before tllrcshing
his wheat to select the best sheavcs, and striking
them over the head Of an open barrel three OF
four times before laying them down to be thresh.
ed, obtained in this way, a superior seed As, in
this way, the largest and earliest white kernels
would be shaken out and fall into the barrels he
obtained what might be considered a elect seed
which he dcnominated his barrel wheat and
which until the farmers heard how to DO it for
themselves, found il their advantage in purchas
ing"
The hint contained in the above auecdotc, may
we think, be prolitably availcd of by wheat grow
ers generally.
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THOUSANDS OF
PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS

have recently tested the virtue of SLOlN'S ONT
NENTand CONDITION POWDER, and now
recommend them rs the EES1' Horse and Cattle
Medicine they ever u.cd.
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More New Goods

AT THE CHICAGO CASH STORE.
Opposite CuShmdn's
MANTILLASand wide black silks, white Grape
lNI shawls, linen cdgines, Lislc and cotton ditto,
Cambria and Swiss edglngs and Insertions Ladies
worked collars and cuffs, belt ribbons, hosiery and
gloves of all kinds Bonnet Ribbons, beautiful ar
ticle JUS, received. Baryedmusins AT shilling and
upward Cacocs sets aud up. Shectngs and shir-
tngs at ctsand up. Lawn III cts yard Linen
Gnghams Is cts and every article in the store Will
be sold ms low ms the same quality can be bought
west of New York. Call Mt the
Chicago Cash Store, Ottawa.