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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-04-25

CHICAGO d Rock IsLAst r. R.--Since
Sunday, the Day passenger trains on the
Oh. l. R. I. r. R., pass Ottaw. station ~
follows.
Going East, .t hu 3,O0r.N.
Going West, .Hs.5 .'>i IL, 4OP. ~
The change is only temporary. per-
manent time table for the summer season
will be fixed in . few days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-04-25

"Cdution,' inserted in the Ottawa RrpnJh-
can- can be satisfied At once by calling at
his office .......F.s rs..
MILLINERY OrrHISG-One forgets these
are war times on attending the 'Open;ng'
st Mrs Tarble's millinery establishment.
The display of fnery in the way of head
trimming and the toilet generally for tho
ladies is 50 rich and dazzling, a. to put ono
In mind Of scenes in tho Arabian
Nights. The establishment of Mrs. T. is
really a wonder in the way Of new fsery,
and ON her opening day on Tuesday. she
made = tasteful and artistic display of it.
WArsR WARKs-Are our citizens aware
that we have actual, active, live wator
works in this city? That, at about the
cost Of keeping up an ordinary pump or
we'll, they can, in all the central portions
Of the city, have introduced into their
houses, steady, flowing, never.failing
stream Of IS pure water rs ever gushed
from mountains sides We are prompted
to ask tho question, not because tho fact
is not known By all, Of course, but because
so few, comparatively, appear to be avail
ing themsefses of the use of the famous
Cation watet The rates are hot high
now bat II more availed themselves of
the ~ater, they could still be reduced
A trial of over two years has demonstrat.
cd that there II water enough for tba
whole city, and nothing but customers
is wanting to ext<nd the pipes through
overy street ' i# -. ss...t ts-s
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North,cest of Court Houss, ss~na La &xVH
and Madison Streets. 7l
Ottawa, March 9lst, 1s69r-S1. % t.isH Z
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-04-25

For Those WorkIng Out Of Doors.
have 500 pairs Of Dickinson Kip H IT, xhieh WI
good ysu can get usAs sas shops, and
will sell them for less money.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14

PRESENTATION To GOvERNoR BLAIR -
On Friday evening last, the State officers, Clerks
in the State Departments, and other friends OF
Governor Blair, made him splendid present, H.
the form OF a service of silver plate, costing the
sum Of $500. IL consisted OF nineteen pieces
comprising tea set Of six pieces, two servers.
on the largest Of which we're engraved the name-
Of the dcuors-a coffee urn, water fountain.
and goblet, solid pitcher and two gOblets, a
soup lsdle, pair Of salteellars. case OF eoffe,
spoons, and a sugar bowl, lined with gold
The plate was furnished by NJ. S. Smith, OF
Detroit
The presentation vas made in the Senate
Chamber, where a large number Of persons IS
sembed to witness the ceremony.
The presentation speech was made BY Hon. s
S. Lacy, in behalf of the donors Governor
Blair responded in one OF his happiest aud hand
soonest speeches, and altogether it was a happy
and handsome affair
The plate remained on exhibition during Sat
urdsy, in the room Of the State Library.
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n. w. PUT NAM'S
EXCELSIOR CLOTHES WRINGER
FOR SALE BY
j. w. MPHLETT.
TaNSTNc ,rrr-rrr,-

This wringsr, is wthou, any doubt, far superior -
any other Every family should have Of them FOR
It IS a relief to the hardest part Of washing dav
Il enables the Washing 20 be done third less
time.
It saves the Clothes from that terrible twist given
- drive out the water order make them dry quick
II saves the tender hands from al alternate bath IN
hot and cold water aud helps rash the clothes well
dry them
The reason why these Wagers are SO universally pur-
chased IN preference 70 al others. are As follows.
They are made Of Vucluiz-d Rubber and Galvaui-
zed Iron. and Will stand hot AMI ctIf ,cdter
They vii Ct any tub or barrel from one half 10 one
ami quarter inches Ia thickness shout the least alter
two seconds
8 Ttey are 50 constructed thas you can wiring hand
.erchei, blanket OF bedqut without the least atera
ton o machinery therefore all labi.y q breAsiur
llrom p -lectI = avoided.
I. They small. Light and simple AZ cannot ct or,
4 repair AID VIII wiring clothes mach dryer ban "a
Dc done by twisting with the hands
The only objection Clothes WringeTs has been thew
would not stay GA the tub drmiy. and large ant srna
tlinss could noi o. passed through between the ro.
without trouble In this machine, the difficulty ob
waited.
The simple rastennes o. the outside ar Sufficient
n hold the WrlEer perfectly tight % the tub a.
the spiral springs over the EMS q the upper roll i
keep u 10 place for large or small articles II one loos
al the machine does nor convince tl4 skeptica one
| Is surely sold
great many q these wrnEers are IL use AID all VII,
have them are delighted with them
We ant every family 10 The country O have on an
therefore invite al % sal Al the store o. aa u
and see them To those who t1in~ g. - cro. s-.-.
me money g. oly one, We beg leave a. say Won car
tier anr- % raisetle money thl1 itfsr The YEA
an tear caused BY the hard twist yor clothes 81 box
l hand wrllElnE.
/ The WrusiuE Machine. by pressing the water or
tlllt tie slightest injury even tn- fucst text-,
|i nay rs cost in months II the single fem o. va
and tear s4ved-And You add 70 that the te aac ho
sava1 ant the pleasure derived from having the ras.
olt u re Way early it IS -rs tl paid flr II month
Tie Nrns-rs are On. ie "a tl-ae Sis
Retail p-ices. s 90. = % ar : 10
AHy p--s1a rll bugs on. ugi afr t7a-, = ,,,ss~
q rs.'lrn g. ca7 d. 50 Gsd hIr. sa5a5 -sf,aiss
! Y AIrHLETT
| sV-nS A0r7f f5- TRgl1z Co NcA
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At NcCsrtyesvile. Santa Cara county Cslifornis
Nov. 29th. lS51. o. typhus fever ORSAMUS BRADY.
thlri son 90 + z A. Gunnison. Of he Witt Clinton
Co, Mch aged ? years, months AMI day.
shine IN the light OF God.
HIS LIKENESS strikes my brow:
Through the shadows OF death my feet have trod
And I reign IN glory now.
have found the JOY OF heaven
am one of the angel band
To my head a crown IS gwen
And the harp is in my hand
Friends OF my mortal years.
The trusted and the true,
Nol are walking stin through the valley OF tears.
Aad wait 10 welcome YOU
IN this city, December IA, 1862 WILLIAM only so-
q william aud LYDIA N. Rayuer. aged year. month
and l9 lays.
Aso. January 4, lS6S, CLARENCE C.. infant son O
William { AMI Caroline Lonsstreet age1 II month
and 10 DAYS.
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2m4OO
HEALTH F0R SOLDIERS

HEALTH fJh oDLlItl-c-
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has been used bv the
sick soldiers in our army, it has saved the lives Of
hundreds that were rapidly sinking under the regular
official treatment. II this REMEDY freely dspens
ed among the troops under the direction OF the Govern
ment not hundred would be obliged to go to the
hospital Suck Its viii prevent sickness however
exposed t. fatigue, climate and the disease breeding
halatons from the swamps marshes rice fields. and
bottom lands Of the malarious south
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has been used with
marked success. both Preventative and as a Cura-
tivc Of the indignant Yellow, Typhoid, Bilious fevers
Fluxes Choleras, &c. Of the South. RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF peculiarly adapted Tor the Military Medicine
Chest. With this Remedy the soldier can visit all eli
mates and undergo the severe fatgues and expo
with safety In South America whore hilarious
Diseases prevail in more malignant form than in the
United states, has proved positive preventive and
iafallable Curative Of all Fevers Fuxes Bilious Dis
eases, Acute Ch0ios, Rheumatic Affections &c As an
evidence Of It's importance Army Msdicne We refer
10 the following authority.
CAMP SCOTT, June Goth, 1861
MEssRs. RADwAY L Co
Atyodr request give my opinion OF your RELIEF 20
Although opposed TO empirical preparations fused IN the
hospital considerable quantity and with very satsac
tory results, especially Rheumatic Pains Since the
formula for Il has been communicated 20 me- am not
surprised At lis beneficial effects supplies the place
Of many elaborate formula Of the United states Pharma
copoeia, which are not really compounded n military
service Yours &c " n TINGIEY
surgeon ana Medical Director Excelsior Brigade
From Gen Jose vilamu Commander in Chief Of the AT
ms Of Equator, south America.
MEssRs. RAILWAY x Co.
have used your READY RELIEF, for the Asthma
which complaint had been afflicted with FOR twenty
years The first night used III felt relieved aud en-
Dyed the irst sound sleep for many years have since
introduced it the army In the Military Hospital at
Quito very successful. next used II as pre-
ventve, on marches aud when encampsd IN malarious
districts, il saved my army from much sickness
JOSE NILAMIL
Genl Commanding Army Of Ecuador
Those who have friends in the army should send them
package Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. il will protect
lhsm agaias. sickness. and Will save many lives
Price 25 cts, 50 cts. and 81 per bottle
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lAdvertisement.l

READER, Stop AND THINK.-We sup
pose the most OF our readers buy and use D
B. DeLand & Cos Chemical Salsrat,ss. but il
there be any who do not, jus; stop and think
that impure salaeratus is very detrimental to the
health OF yourself and family, while the Chemi-
cal Saleratus Is as pure as snow and is therefore
perfectly healthy. Il is manufactured at Fair
port, Monroe county, New York, and is for sale
by most merchants aud grocers in the country
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An ORDINANCE FOR THE CON

n clkl llbN W A -lllL-N Ain IN NVklH SIDE
OF FRANKLIN STREET.
Whereas. It Is deemed expedent 10 construct a Side
walk North side OF Franklin street from Iarchstr
10 East street Therefore.
section Be u Ordained By the Common Council o.
the CITY II Lansing That the respective and
cupauts Of each and every lot house adjoining the
Aforesaid contemplated sidewalk. hereby required
10 lay much Of said walk 20 be constructed IN
front Of his her lot house and his or her own
proper cost. charge and expense the follow
ing that say The said sidewalk 10 be Of sound
bite oak plank. and one-han inches thick and not
than eight inches wide % be lat transversey on
four by four white oak strngers. said sidewalk BE-
feet wide, and the plank properly nailed down with
sxeens nails be done under the direction OF the
City Marshal and De done and fully completed on OF
before the 1st DAY Of February, 1865
Sec . II shall be the duty OF the City rlert fort with
cause notice Of this Ordinance Dee given 10 the sand
and occupants by publishing the al least
newspaper printed anu published the city OF Ian
sing least in each week Tor not less than
week and also by posting up written OF printed copy
Of the least three public and conspicuous pa
the saii street where SAID Sidewalk 70
be constructed.
Approved Dec. 80, 1852.
WI IT. CHAPMAN. Mayor
THEODORE FOSTER. Dep. Cify Clerk. i01wl
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ANBoy, LANSING & FRAvERs BAY
RAIL RoAD.-The Saginaw Republican has the
fol!owing in relation to the completion Of thi-
road in which We have so much interest, from
Owosso 10 saginaw:
We are glad to learn that the prospects for
the early completion Of this road from OwOsso to
Sag'naS are cheering. We learn that the direc-
tors have made arrangements by which the road
is 20 be completed by next fall"
II true, this is good news. We hope it may
prove so
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GRAIN AID Stock Trade o. CmcAG0.-We learn that
she Nssrs Fairbanks have set Ia The elevators 10 this
city during tie sst year about sevelty -t Their five
hln1re1 bashel hopper scales and Several smaller ones
Each o. thess b. loaded full capacity and the
oaI discharged few minutes. which can be- weighed
upon tAlm. Tley have ais Sea- al the ta rert stock
yards h. TIE city FIVE n their stock scales with plat
forms o. sufficient SIZE o. weigh whole car load al
once which must add greatly the facilities for ship
ping live stock from this market -Chioago TrtJune.
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DENTISTRY.

Dr. Wood The Dentist is Al home again and fly PIE
pared to execute any Job IL his profession Teeth
mounted on Gold Or silver Plate Or Rubber Base 4 any
prefer IT, Teeth filed Nth Coli silver or Tn. or any
other operation all done Il The most perfect manner and
at low prices practice Of 81 years and very many
very e4ttering testimonials from eminent citizens a.
Albany aud reference ia L4using should De- sufficient
guarantee. Gail and see.
once - his residence on saginaw street 5sl
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LIE WEATHER

The WEATHER. 1t is not our custom.
usually to discuss the weather, but it has been
so bad lately, that We cannot refrain from ester-
ing our solemn protest against it, What with
mud. hubs and ice, which have alternsted during
the past week, it has been almost impossible to
get around.
When shall We have seighingS Where is
RYAN,
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School MEETING The Board of Edu-
cation will meet, tomorrow Thursday even
ing, at o'clock, at the Common Council Room,
TO consider matters Of vital importance to the
city schools, BY order Of
GEO W. PECK. Pres't.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14

PIcTUREs All who desire a good life
ike Photograph or Ambrotype, can obtain such
By calling at Phil Engehart's gallery, over Ford
& Welis's Drug Store, vest side Of Washington
Avenue, Lansing, Mich. 4O2m3
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Wednesday Morning. Jan. IL. 1868.
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tie FIGURES which our subscribers will aad attached
- their their papers indicate the NUsBER Of
the paper a. which their subscription paid. By tn
nup5sr is meant the WHOLE NUMBER" which
may b. found m the heading Of the paper, which S.
changed weekly being increased each week tftytwo
numb constituting year By referring % this
Der the he4iing of the paper and comparing with
the number attached % the name or direction the
paper our slbcbers readily how their accounts
stand on our books.
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Re WISE BY nMEi

II WISE 81 IIlIF--
Do not triae with your Hath Constitution an.
Character
II YOU are suffering with any Diseases for which
HELMBOLD.S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is recommended.
TRY IT. TRY IT. TRY IT.
Il viii Cure you, save Long Suffering Ailayng Pair
and Inflammation. and VIII restore YOU 10
HEALTH AND PURITY.
At Little Expense
And No Exposure
Cut out the Advertisement IN another Column, ant
call or send for Il.
BEW1RE Of COUNTERFEITSf
Ask for Hcmbots Take No Other
CURES GUARANTEED
1u1
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PETERsoN We have Peterson for Feb
rusry upon our table. Il il full Of good things
as usual Published by Charles j. Peterson
BOG, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia Price -
per year, in advance.
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Advertisement

~ Persons visiting Detroit. should not fail
to call on C. H. Dunks, l57, Jefferson Avenue,
and examine his splendid stock Of solid silver
ware, jewelry &c. Ii ia a well known fact that
the best gold pens are to be found there.
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New Advertisements

NOTICE.-Came into the enclosure of
4 the subs, riber. the 10th o. November last a
iarS ormdie hen err years OIL with one topped horn
aud small white pot IN her forehead. AMI or tle value
1t about ten dollars The owner OF said heifer is un-
known HENRY FOOT
Dated, Lansing, January 5, 1868. 4O2w6
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t. HOMEOPATHY in the ascendant Immediate re-
lief guaranteed Dr. s1yTHE from London hls opened
an establishment 10 Phiade phl Pa f9r the treatment
Of Female Complaints Read his advertisement Ia anoth
sr column. headed - Ladies Reac ly57o
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| l>SOLU rION-The Co-partnership
= heretofore existing between r Thavcr and Charles
n htrrison under She style OF Thaver 4 Co is this
Sas uisso4vel oy mutual consent The said r Thaver
having purchased the interest OF said HARRISON In s
~ u Tie Books, Notes aat Accounts 20 remain II
ne hands Of +. Thayer, Tor settlement
Z. THAYER
Dated. November g. 1862 4osws
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HOWE TESTIMONY.

sPRS0 PORT Jackson Co., Mich. Aug. l.
Dr. " R9Jacf-Dsar SIR Ny boy about eight
years old was very much troubled with s. Anthony
dance 50 that times be unable % feed himself
freq lentiy falling down lt-anl three Of my family
had the fever and agge bought some Of your Scani
navan Blood Pills and Purifier ~ your agent here Mr
Calkns ami % our great joy h.v rot only cured the
fever and agle but my boz OF tAe e Anthony dance
FOR which We hall ever feel grateful
Yours truly. g. II BAUM
1a-See advertisement 590ml
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4 lHANCERY SALE-Inn pursuance N

- and BY virtue Of decree OF the circuit Court To-
le county OF lngharl- In Chancery. made on the III
gay OF Nay a H. ls6Z m certain case therein pend
lls wherein David BosiwcS Complainant and Iavi.
" Snetd Is defendant viii sell az public auction
% .ne highest bidder al the Eagle Hotel in the ct,
9. Ltnsing IN SAID county q Iugham. on wesnesfay
ne -otn day February next a. one O'Clock 10 Il.
A.erneen o. SAID day the following described piece 0,
l4lCe- OF and, w; The west one half o. the sortt
sAp number four north OF range number two east IL
the county Of Ingham and state OF Njcbivan .o,,s,
eighty acres. more or less
Dated, January 18th, 1865
H0RArO PRATT.
circuit Court Commissioner for Inshan Co Mich
SAo- 4 faSsoSss Solicitor for Comps.
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Nj Oh L " AUE SALE.-Default having
WI been made IN the conditions OF a certain mort
gage executed by Andrew Hahn. Amels his VIE. and
Emery Hahn, OF Leslie. Michigan. o. Horace smith of
he same Place lasel tie nineteenth -ly % October
H. eighteen hundred 1oG sixty-Cne. and recorded
October twenty third. A u 1851. 10 the o1fce @,
the Register OF Deeds for tie county lnsham 10 the
ate % Michigan. "a hper \. OF mortgages on PAGE Is
Wnlcn sai- mortgage ws -ly sued tue twenty sixth
DAY OF October H. eighteen hlnlre1 and by
SAD Horace smith % William j. Waterman Of the city
0i D-troit which SAIL ASS sument duly recordei
me -sA day " october A T. eighteen hundred anl
-Nsy one, 10 SAID Registers olhce Ike II q mort
cages on page sos upon which mortgage there i claim
Cd 10 oe due az the tAte Of this the OF one
hundred ami sxtysX dollars AMI thirty seven cents an
No sl or proceedings A. aw having been instituted e
recover any part thereof. notice therefore hereby
gwen, That on wednesday. the fifteenth day Of Apr
H az twelve CLOCK noon. shall sell a. public alc
ton 70 tAe highest bidder o. Place she irur
door OF the lls1am county Circuit Court House tlt
Flase u Mason iAc premises C0ltlst such mort
gASe OR 50 nlcn thereof shall be necessary 10 sat-
sly the amount due on such mortgage with tea per
cent interest. and legal Gusts together IN an attlr
ny Zee % twenty dollars cuven3lted Tor she-en sha
= say the fiocWns piece or parcel o. and situate u
ilgsI county Michigan VIZ Commencing a. STAKE n
two rods east and two rods north ~ The larter post
t"en sections twenty oae and EhE IN tovushi.
one ncrtn ~ range one west thence north eight RODS
sence east GIT ro-s thence south eight RODS theu-.
west ezLtros q the place q beg inning This sale v N
msle subject - nstaent ret 70 becon due on Sal
nlorisAge--D4tsd. Detroit. January 9Th A p ISIS
wv. J WATERMAN. Assignee q Mo-tss-e
J. " WATERNkN. Attorney. I3x4OS
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STRA1ED-From the subscriber, on
- or about tie 2lss q October list three ysarlinE-
one steer an Two 1eers Tie steer Is spotte.-re and
ANTE some sqoss gray heal AZ neck red one q The
-eers s al red al- tie other c2rk red LIS - ts
-lce. ar = lie smallest @ ID two.
ANY Town Clerk. o. other person giving the under
snvl information where SAID animals czn Be f1uu1 e.
persoo2ly or oy letter, XII. De Literally rewarded
tos' once address Lansing Michigan.
al ,, 1855. COWS MATTHEW RALpTF.
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REDEMPTION OF
POS AGE STAMP
At Lansing Post Office. Mich.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
= the undersigned Will commence receiving FOR ex-
animation packages Of Postage stamps which have been
used currency the Both day Of January IS and
that the time Tor receiving them positively limited
81 days ending on the 2sia day OF FEBRUARY 1868 SAID
stamps Will not be redeemed Until the expiration q said
80 days fixed for presenting them al this Office
The following rules must be observed.
l. Parties presenting postage stamps for redemption.
must 60 50 on condition that such may appear - have
been once used for paying postage registered
vni destroyed al she Postoface. "a
The stamps are 10 be separated bF the owner accor
ding % the different denominations, and upon these
small parcels be Market the amount OF each mar
eel AMI then the entire lot be placed IN one euve-
ope wrapper anu the aggregate value claimed endor
sed thereon, together with the and residence or
pace OF business OF SAID owner or owners. But one
deposit VII De allowed UF rfrOm the party firm
association The parcels a. received viii be mum
ed regularly and cheek or receipt with the correspon-
ding number and name u be given - the applicant
Packages Will De registered 10 TIE order Of recep-
ton The stamps enclosed Will be carefully exam
ued, and tie value Of The good ones noted upon he
/ envelopes
: The progress Of the work win be advertised BY
I redemption.
S Owners VIII then make application. aut viii re
cele taer respective payments for surrendernE the
receipt ID government notes or postage currency.
such postage stamps only as have been circulated
I a currency vii be r. deemed
: Whenever the unders gued nay deem il exDed.eni
ioi the interest OF the Department he vii require an
anlavi. from any applicant that be Obtained the SAID
stamps honestly and egtirately, and that ;hev have
never e his kno<lege been used letters Or Cleans
after such use
5 The pubic cautioned against using or atteup,
g TO use stamps that have been soed ID any manner
I Tor the pre-psym q postage
Applicants viii please present their packages Of
between the hours ~ A n. and4PN
lansing Pos,-ofHce. Jan. Ist. 1sss
+ol-If
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10OOO TO LOAN. IN SUNS

= = 2 = % SUI, O o years tine o.
bo1d and mortgage. Apply a. the BANKING O9ce =
SssNS IEFg. ECSTER
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NJ - II II Z n ID .

Al Fbriige Oceana Co Michigan. Oct. t. 1892 oy
wf1,arn II leach Esg NJ LEWIS MUCk-A IAT o
OrOT 1Back Coul) and Mss MARY NJ BAH SA-CE-
ZHICK f-iLe-of-t be-lay
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HeImbold's Genuine Preparation.

HelnbOld'S Genuine Preparation.
HIGHLY CONCENIRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BTCHC
A Positive an >pecl-. Remedy
Dor Disease 90 tne BLADDER, Al4NEN> CRAWL. and
Il.s Ae1clne Increases TIE power u Dgestloc. and
eEctes "a AtcOt.htN - -to healthy action by which
ID Al ft1 nEs AL AhtCNS tri>ltilns Al1 al y
81 -.7- rNlA..'tAt> ~ are re--ce- As Vel Is PAIN
~. - --A.-AA--~N. A. = 500 JOY AS>- MtAN
uf- Ofil--'fIN
" - -
hhANhull' Alr-A~l 81 Git.
F9F weakness
A. s--s lI-A tA-esS i-'i's OF -sslfAs9-i Parry ln-s
oltt.i- 70 A--s'.