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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-09
Prom tie ygc.t.-a Rural q.
L7rodec. ofa Esu.Lei oEGoTu.

IA your i,slc o! December 9.h, J. 2. asss
, for the result Of experiments 10 de;e.m ne
tue ''anoaa. 0. flesh, pork Or beef, blsAe.
o: fair, ordinary cora, oats or other gran vi.
make.
!, would tax v3lGrn. Of considerable
SIC to Eus~er this question p-eP.r-y, there
being s4cI variety or Circumstances nader
which ss,.a Is fei 10 stock, Including q. iae
various wav5 O.: preparing and ;-etin, gran.
and tue numerous situations N which STOCK
are placed. Gli the endless hiGI., varieties
and ql4.!lcs %. animals lei.
Bat as / have hal sons ezp.s.saco q
feeding swine, ! viii give the resa.E o. come
0. mr experiments, au1 perhaps Others. w-o
have had experience Ia i--clug under 1'le.-
eut circumstances, or have led different KINDS
Of .sa,a Or . he. k.uis or qualities c. ami
ma, si.l d. TIE same.
ia the winter g. l-jI. | selected six p.g5
iha: we're { Cross between the Berkshire and
SaT3!i, ,hat wsi % L aJou: 5O.5s. each.
divided hem il,o three pens, and vel ghed
them and their feed at tae end 0. each week,
auI iei them alternately G.y corn, boiled
cora and Elsa, sometimes seP-ra,eiy and
sometimes part Of each, aud he following Is
the :1.al result At the e43 o! tie cx ge.l.asn.5.
I o1rai-ci from aTy cora alJuq gaia O.
-. ir,. per b1slei; f.em DO c / corn alone,
IS; liza. per J-sasl: from Inu=a alone. l.
lbs; from dry corn and mgsh osetler.
/ RS.
Ia lie fall G! 1852, la = lot Of 10 Lesd
Of hogs o: a. s.zes. from 800 los. oseh. down
ID sucking pigs. Tae lot weighed OF graz.
and corn I.J5j ,5s. They were all y good
coul-ii,u-z55a, o; them ia. enough .tr meat
when weighed. In seyan'y-tiye DAYS fed
them go bushes OF dry cora on a b.ac sra.s
pasture o. GJ5E. seven acres, when | found
tasy hai game / g.7J-. or IL los. per Jlsa-
ell OF co.l .1i. ti,y head Of them were
choice Be-.sbrs a.d suffolk stock The re-
naming seventy we're such as could buy in
/ the settlement, somo good sad soG4e bad
The City head gained about twice as fas: - the
others; What portion 0: the food they coa-
slmcd hsve ~ means OF kGo..ng.
In the SIMMER Of ls63 | returned eighty
four head Of hogs on field Of oats esE i2lteI
(bv cutting a portion ct the same iikli,l at
200 bushels Tais lot Of hogs was Similar
in size and quality to The one ADORE described.
they weighed when pat on the oats lO.2GJ
lbs and when the osts were fed eT, iAsy
showed gam Of =, loJ .Js., or le.j IS. each,
per bashei cf oats. BEakdmEs.
Ridge Farm, III.
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No SHAVING on SUNDAY Legislature
OF Massachusetts, during ts last session,
passed an act compelling barber shops TO
close 5aeIness AT 10 o'clock A. n, on Sun
days. This has given rise to miny practical
Jokes. Among the best IS this a:
4 few Sundays since the Goyernor Of the
State stepped into barber shop about 800
\. NJ. and placed himself in the chair to be
shaved, at the same time giving the boy his
boots to polish. The barber atbered the
Governors face, and the boy industriously
brushed on the boots. Abou. ihe time one
half OF IT, Executives beard WAS shaven7
and one boot satisfactorily polished, TIE
clock struck ten. The brush dtopped from
the boys hand, and the barber began hastily
TO place his instruments on the shelf. The
Governor desired him TO oproceeF.
..C&n'r 60 it, Mister; the Sunday law IS IN
force" was the reply.
And in spite Of his protestatipns. the Gov.
ernor was obliged to lesve with one side OF
bis face pnshsved and one boat covered with
dust.
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,E'Eae Railing Hsnsnion Strong IN
Hsc:sssa

Old Boge vas a misery old fellow, who
had accumulated great wealth by IIfs>long
penuriousuess. But even mlsers haye to die
some time, an old Boge was atlenght called
apon TO pay that debt winch all mult pay,
and which is paid as easily by the man who
hasn't got a cent as by the possession OF
millions.
Old Boge was sick unto death, fnding q
partial recompense in bis sufferings from the
reflection that ss he could no, eat anything
something was being saved His physician
told him that his end was re- pidly approach
ing, and he felt within himself that he was
rapid y approaching his end, it was evident
TO old Boge that he must meet his end very
soon.
How long have l to live?' asked old
Boge, i'll fam; voice.
only half an hour" said the physician.
taking out his wstch in a business manner,
and added, ''is there any one you would like
to send fora cel Ryman, for instance? ?'
Old Boge mused III q lethargic way for
moment, then started up ,s with sudden
thought, raiset his iseblehcad and felt ef his
emaciated chin, upon which two weeks
growth of grey and stubbcd beard had grown
thar whispered hurried 4uick-Jging-
e-brinr-me-a barber"
ne D2rDeF came WIN MS All, ana Gu
Boge said il voice th,t W.s.rap.dly grow
ing weaker:
"You-charge rge-:sa-cents -to-sh.ve -
live-Tneu
Yes, tha. j. our price" replied ,h. bar-
bsr.
|hst--yol char5e-to -shave-desd
men,"
0ae dollar said the barbar, wondering
what he meant.
Taea--hsrs-n -4licl" said old
Boge, ner5ol-ly eyeing the watch which the
doctor held in hi, hand. lie v.s to- weak
TO SPEAK fac;her, bat tn. doctor interpreted
the question that vas ia his c7e..
Fifteen micutes. replied the doctor.
Old B)-e male feeble motion sc With a
ls:her brush. sad the barber "a, a; BIS work
in jify. lie performed his task with neat.
nes. and despatch, aud although the sick
man had seversi sinking sP=l!s-of al Alarm.
Ing nature, vet he bore up 10 the end When
the last s;ro&e ol the raz5r vas given, Oh
Boee whispered ia tone. Of s2listsc:io1:
"IAatIi d0-nHsty -51re!;' eud
Immediately ezr.reG.
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ALLEGED REVIVAL OF a LOST Aria cor
respondent at Upper SanduskY, Ohio, writes
that Mr. Disman. Of that place. has discov 8,
cred the process Of hardening copper, and has
secured patent for it. The art is ! pposed
to have been lost since the days of King SOL
omon. The material is properly called sill
Gated copper. and can bs worked without
friction. All necessity for oiling machinery
made from it is obyiatei. The " rIter saws
tie Cleveland, Coumbu. and Cincin matt Rail,
road il now testing the prepared rtetal. and
in case Of its success ase prepared to give the
inventor $4,000 for its use on their road
There is much excitement and interest in
Upper Sanlusky over the subject.
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X'E,e s>rssiacnt'= EqanEEnity Tes-


They tell story about the Presidsn: and
severe test upon his good humor. which
will do to relate. The e Right Uay' is a
small seveH>by ynine sheet, sadly misnamed
and devoted primarily to TIE abuse of An
drew jelDsoE, aud secondarily to the advo>
eacy of the Sumnerian mode Of reconstruc.
tion. Le'v Campbell! happened to pick up Z
cory OF 1t few months ago, which Was
peculiarly ri n in yituperai.on and sean.
dsl He took il to the " hite House. aad, in
the course OF an interview with his Excelen-
cv. drew it from E's pocket, with the remark,
Nov, Mr. President, ] am going to test
your different mental and moral qusli,ies.-
Let me see how you are as TO philosophy
Campbell then read an article entitled
Andrew Johnson aud Thomas Paine, Wit
ten after the msrner Of Plutarchs Compari>
son, and designed to show that Paine was
n very es;imabie man compared with john
son. The President listened to it alien
lively.
How DO you like that p said Campbell.
We'll, its not bad said Andrew, good
hrmorcdly.
Nov SAID Campbell" want to test
vour patriotism And he read an article
showing that as between Andrew Johnson
and Benedict Arnold there wss large bal
ance in favor OF the latter ia the matter Of
love of country.
s. How dc you like that p said Campbell.
!'Ob, it, VIII do. This l. free country,
YOU know smiiagig replied the presiiev.
Well, now, prepare for test Of your
6jalitv said Campbell, aud Proceeded TO
read an article entitled, Judas lscaIot
. I'd Andrew Johnson to the effect that the
BETRAYAL Of his Master by the former was 8.
nothing compared with the beiraya. OF his
party by the latter.
What do you think Of that, Mr. Presi-
.dent?"
wei. guess my shoulders are broad
enough to stauG Il. replied his Lxceliency,
not At al ~ oved TO disPleasIre.
Now, here CONES the climax" said
Campbell and began TO read double loaded
editorial to the effect that the HisH Way
would lie circulated through the agency Of
the Frcedmen's Bureau under an order from
Gen. Howard.
How do you Ike that, Mr. Pres;dsnt?"
inquired Campbell.
The President laughed, looked bis OHIO
friend in the eve, sud said Well nov. l
don't MIND the other things, but doesa'. IL
strike you that he Howard part Is a little
too steep"
Campbell said It really did occur to him in
that light The President finally took the
paper and made some notes Oh he margin
Of the order Of Cen tawart-sHce wLlch
time II Is supposed the FreedmeH's Bureau
hasn't been instrumental in circulating the
Right U&y' tC very great extent.
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! TE4rEaAXcE ST3EV.-Deacon johnson
is great temperance man, and sets a good
example Of total abstinence as far as he is
seen. Not long ago he emP'cyed p carren-
ter to make some alterations in his parIor,
and IN repairing the corner near the fire.
place, it was fouaG necessary to remove the
vainsc0i; NJ. when 10. I. discovery vas ma Ie
tha, cstoui3aed everybody. i brace OF de>
canters, a tumbler, and q pitcher we're costly
rep0sng there, =: if they had stood there
from the beginning. The deacon w,. sum.
moned, AID as he beheli the bushinr bot
ti--. NJ exclaimed: W..i, declare, :hat'.
curious, sure enough. Il must lie ,hst old
Baines left them there when lie weat ont Of
this ere house thirty years sgc. Perhaps
he uid, returned the carpenter bat, Deacon,
the ice in the pitcher must have been friz
mighty hard to stay so till this TINA.
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Z EE1aEE o. .EasD-c.

Tr7a tie H,vils., Wisconsin.
Policeman Peter Smith, who lives On the
South Side, la, \ little poodle dog. gr.G;
pc. smoug his chiidrca. Zone weeks since
the dor TO D. 20 .h= ksnsal waich VAS pr0yl,
dsd for It. and couil scarcely ever b4 induced
to leave the warm nest /. was supposed he
was eick, and syery care was taken Of him.
Os Thursday what was tds surprise Of the
family to see the % rlluiag sbou: ia: honse
with tvo intin.;le ducks folowin~ after him
and he enIe4voring to exercise parental
care over them. 1t seems that Nh Smith :
little boy had found the eggs and pldced them
in the kennel to feed n. dog. Ia tae warm
nest, ilcIbltioa hal been the TssIlt ali the
volny dicas mai, their appearance. Ihe
sltpr4e OF Tia. dog ~ the r.EI!t Of his lab rs.
sa1 the JOB h3 had s. successfully carried
cit is great, yet he sssnl 10 be awars OF the
great responsibility nov dAvo,ysi upon him,
and watches with jealous care over his pro'e
ees Woe be t. ia; chicken o. anv othsr sni q.
nal that con.i near them while fee ling. OF
course excellent care is taken that tae little
ONES shall not want for tho choicest de!ca>
css. They sasn to take the matter as all
right. bat on some orcls, 0ns do not show
that parental respec: which theT shoul', as
thev will ire IgeltlT ~I.n nesting ia tha long
hair Of TIA dog, fs,i in5i5-l with a spirit of
mischief AMI pull. the hair sevsr,iy with t.,-j jr
b,aks Orcolrse his d3g-nip does MOI Ike
this, but Lh3 rcbIka administered is OF a
gentle nature.
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pUIvEEIZED TUEPENrISE.-The Russian
admiralty are experimenting upon the uses
to which pulverized turpentine cnn be applied.
Bv adapting a lamp to it, flame two feet
high was produced which easily melted steel
and copper. a small steam boat. 81 feet long.
with engines OF two horse power, q ttaiad q
speed of SIX knots by the consump. p.ion OF
twelve pounds of pulyerised tuT pen.ine.
The scam was raised in 10 minutes by the
use Of the turpcntine lamp. Several steam
boats, whose engines are moved by turpen-
tine fael exclusively. are already plying on
L., NAra
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IN one of brigham Young's sermons he
saws ''The man that sells liquor. and thinks
to escape Gamnation, fools himself He has
however, changed his sentiments on this
subject, and has determined to save the whole
class of liquor venders from the hard fate by
taking the damnation npon himself alonc.-
lie has forbidden all to sell F, and has opened
a bar himself, the only one in Salt bakc City;
lie claims and exercises the sole right tcsell
liquor by wholesale or retail
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An exchange says, we were compelled to
refuse an offer of Job printing the other day
by man way back, who innocently called to
get some postage stamps printed! lie was
quite disappointed because we could not do
The work-he wanted EN- real bad TO put
o.: letters when he writ to gal, and ;hey
cost to, darn much to buy em of them post
c.Hee ieliers.'
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wit and Essssber.


The Saturday Press, among other .ugses.
ho2s which will enable person TO avoid the
Cholera, recommends Don't get it on the
brain, and, to this end, svoid reading tic
daily papers. Eudesver, if possible, to keep
clean conscience, and two or three clean
shirts. Rise with the lark, but avoid -larks
IN the evening. Be above gr0und IN all
your dealings. Love your neighbors G.,
yourself, but don't have too many Of them in
the Same house with you.
" Biddy," said lady, one evening, " we
must have some sausage for tea this evening,
expect COMPANY Yes ma'am" Tea
time arrived. and with it the company; the
table was spread, the tea was simmering,
but no sausage appeared. Where ara the
sausage, Biddy ?" the lady inquired "And
sure they re in the tag pot, ma'am Didn't
JGu tell ne we must have them for tay?'
Women are a great mystery. According
TO Ha!!er, women bear huagsr longer than
men; according to Piutarch, they can resist
the effects CT vine better; according to Un~
ger. ghey grow older anG never bald: : accord.
is- Pliny, they are seldom attacked BY lions
. ION The contrary, they will run after lions :
and according to GInter, they can talk IA
few.
! In Paris the mesaliiances ofthe noble fau>
bourg are at present the subject of various
wItticisuIs. The Young Due de Brissac s
marrying fortune made out of sugar. on
! the strength OF which his less successful com
/ peers congratulate him on getting the most
! refined Young person in Paris for wife
Somebody has found out new way Of
be-lero a. ,,;rb, ib., J tbo 5n:,; ," a 1H r
toorani,s- ~ ,,i-..d aa,.a.ai :. ~ go.
tha. hang bv ,Ie door, and doesn't annroya
Of the new, plan.
Tue pr, or Afar onot;-r
f.,a, H., ia 49,, ~. ilG'i. -.
;ro..' Joa - 80 '',i,t ,ba .nJ ~ og 'o"~ n.'
a witty fellow says that hoopskirt hanging
out Of shop door, reminds him Of the peel
OF bs!'e.
4 sharp grocer, whe: customer, who was
buying a gallon OF mo'ssses, observed that a
was ,rnsd rar.4 .,,' a at .Thera ie sSuns ,''er IL
in the u,eqssra hsIore 7 dra,, -anr ,aIlo, :.
A farmer being asked If his horses we're
o,a'l,eG' ss 'IfF are hl@tcGee ms; rate
the ether is willing he should
An irshnah VINO had clustered his fingers
excIoir,GJ * s. patr;SL -. fsE.i,
never get Them, on sotII / wear them = "a,
Or two
4 roor Tr,sb,,., who .r,,.1;-d e. . 1-oo,,,
to SCI! arden, spirits, being questioned a to
Lis moral fitness for ;he lrus!, replied, All.
sur ,U n o- - '' 0 q '''.'' 'c'1' li"A "s''
s..tao, i at 90 q. 'ns % me To-"
onJ 49, ,.IT =. -. ,,a.-t, =. p,..,
me-. she exclaimed. ''yo4 are always chang
iRg the time ol Ms line
WHY do Won kae, v,r,r,.lfsa 5fsfa,, o.,
said = fair one q ,.,si l.r,r. :. g1ra1s. p.
SAID ae' distance lends eneAaAtusn. to the
view
d smart !eiLoT IN oTce.ter mas discover
"a pan 10 ma" -Lwo h2a'u.s oi caai 60 as
- Iat d 'oU'. 10 Ho1'' me SIZE q iAe Aoi.
Inc H,',n':"H -d1'.,'.ir i,as an article on
- - ~ !" 'Ne s-'l'h o.
- -, - -. r.,,
N'.-''-H'- -1-~N--~- - N''-'1 80 - ~ ''sS-A
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a boy once asked his father why he didn't
take ride on the ears; to which the father
replied that he hadn't time Haven't got
hme?" said the boy derisively. "Why don't
you know that you can go any place on the
ears = darned right quicker thaa you can
stay at home!'' The father started for New
York the next morning before breakfast.
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EScrsT ESsHu1s

German author states that the number
of useful plants has risen to about 1900.
but that others will no doabt be discovered,
as the researches Yet made have been CONS
pIeted only IN portions OF the earth. OF
these plants there are $50 varieties of eIi-
bic fruits, berries, and seeds; iG3 cereals
- onions: $50 vegetables and salads: 40
spcciea of palms; 81 varieties of arrevroot.
and II different kinds OF sugars. Ninous
drinks are obtained from go plants, and
sromat;cs from 2G6 There are so substitu>
tes for coffee, and 1913 for tea. Tannin is
present in 40 plants, caoutchoue in 9j:
gutta percha in :, rosn and halsauic guns
in 3S9, v.X in 20, and grease and essential
oils III $50. IS plants contain potash soda.
and iodine; ESQ contain dyes, IL soap, 80
weaving fbres IL fibres E"cd IL paper
making ~ give roofing mater;~s, ard 100
are employcd for hurdles and copies. IN
bui!ding 40 plants used. and here are
6lj known poisonous plau's. One OF the post
gratifying developments Is that. out Of 27S
known natural families Of plants. there are
but Is species for which no use has yet been
discovered.
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y BEAUrIryL LEGEyD.-Jeeus and two or
three of his disci pies went down ore day
from Jerusalem to Jericho. Peter-the ar
dent and eager Peter-was as Us u2l. by the
Teachers side On the road to OiYet lay a
horseshoe, which the Teacher desired Peter
to pick up; but which Peter let lie. or he
did not think worth STOPPING for it. and ex-
changed it IL the village for measure Of
cherries. These cherries he carried as
eastern men Eow carry such tbings- in the
bosom Of his dress.
When ,hey had t. ascend the ridge, and
the road lay between heated rocks and over
ragged stones, and among giaring white dust,
Peter became tormented with heat and thirst,
and fell behind. Then the Teacher dropped
a ripe cherry at every few steps, and Peter
eagerly stopped for them. When they we're
all gone Jesus returned TO him and said with
q smile.
He who is above STOPPING to small thing
will have 70 bend his lack 20 many lesser
thinGs.
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III
From ,Ls Rev Jo5o II. Kc9aai ra.tor Of me TertA

From lie Rev. Joss II. KcYaai rasor Of the TertA
Baptist CLIr,h.l
I lave Iceu frequently rcqnesed to connect my
with commentators ci ieTrnt kinds Of medicines, bat
rrTng tie practice gs out of my appropriate sphere,
Iva l all declined: lui with clear proof
nstauyt- and lai'irult- in family, of the
Uiuts> oi ir. Hp'iuis German HiterS depart for
my usual eSrr,~s NY full sOnvicuoa
uHJ. r general debility u The sy-en and especially for
I.,r Conn laiit. L /, safe and valuable preparation. In
may ''i Int usually, dou',t will b.
very blu,ll tu those VII suffer from ts above
LJur vrry respectfully.
}. II. AENNAHD, Eighth hollow Ceais s.
philadelphia, Dec. II, lSi4
Roy J. : Uerm1s. Of the German heflrn Chsrch
Kutzown, Bor,, euu-, Pa cured Of laa Dyspepsia
Of twenty years Standing.
4 VI. Spauslrr. Eli'or IF tho C.iHtSi So.'l5 EsTth
sixth street Philadelphia. SAYS this Uiiters Isssm-
u!endci 90 him lk medical III, al abi ~ ist!lss cared
linn of campl,t- Irostratpn of tie Eciyoa, rJt,ss.
Rev = Newton Brown. u. r.. Fiitor Of ths BssysIsps
dia Of Hli-cus knowledge and christian CEIenIsis
PE..aaely hjI.
Rev. fhoEas Winter, D. D., Pastor .! Sexborsssh Bsp
list Char =.
EeV. Levi c. Beck. Pastor OF ihe Baptist Church. Pen
tcrt0n, v J. formerly o the North Baptst Church Pila
de!phg at present Ps;o Of the Baptist Chsrch Chester
PcuUsyivarta.
These gentlemen express in the strongest terms the'i
favorable ,l.nirn Of tbere Btt'rs.
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couple cf'' limbs Of the law who were
conducting q suit before a Justice in Roch
ester, got inceHsed al one another and Gnslly
came TO blows. Fhe Court sat by aEd looked
coo!y uatil iae lracas was over. Then the
combatants apoiogizad FOR disturbing his hon
or, but the Justice, wIping his spccs, coolIy
declared he hadn't been disturbed in the !eas.
he rather liked II.
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Madam. | vas bsrn thief
A thief. Mr. Gibson p

A thief, Mr.. Gibson p
'Yes, madam for, when chili. | stole an
apple from the stall Of sn Old woman With a
wooden leg; but my mother found me out
took me back to the old woman, and begged
her to beat me with her cratch which she
did Justify. ! never stole more.
'Ahr replied Her M.jesty, "a great deal Of
sorrow was brought into the uorll By the
apple
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E-,,:o--- .vs- '-r.ht to th.s nnsrt.t and adapted
= =. HSFsTI TRADE. a. Is CAN BE-, rsr-ar.t-S
-.--- ,c1 c-sfosse-ssS Z ~ = any demand
i-.,es - - - ,,z-s on ,,rt ol5--s c-sal -s-.d
r.-2s-;-1-,, s-..-.;.% - IF--.. - -j-su e a.
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Tl,c spucca a.l s,so 9ragotor.

Gibson says that at tbe first sitting Queen
Victoria gave him for the great statue in
Westministe7 Hall she hardly spoke at all,
evidently desiring 0 know what sort ofa msu
he was; but or I'll future OCCASIONS he says
the Queen was extremely aiTable, and deigned
to laugh heartily at soma of his storlss One
day he said to her, with his peculiar naive>
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F EAD WHO SAYS so.

Er-:l tle Rev. r. %, si--' Pastor # Twelfth Baptist
tHUg.h Philadelphia.
G.uflr-.n;i have recently len IaroTiug under tAe
i.st-s s e.-t t- ai l-.S.-1u accompanied ly Ircs-
t--.'n O. 'ha stem. Nu'nrrU remedies were
-i- -..fs ami rar 81 IN tested but with
,u- rE. - Nau- H.. f.Gi- ruan B;trrs were recon
r.'. rs persons aia h.i tri.l ihsnI and Whose favor
Pc - Ttl- @. 'hs Ettrs induced II try them.
'.'t At=zs ti1t hti aversion . Ptteut Sehina
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-09

CHARLHS j. BEATTIn. Attorney and
" Coun-eoE at Law, Pontiac, Livingston county, III.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

BoQuKr.-We acknowledge the reoep-
ton, at the hands Of lady friend, Of
beautiful bogaes OF towers. The bo.
quei presents splendid variegated eolors,
and altogether show that tho donor has
a high appreciation of the beautiful
Doubtless each flower is expressive OF
some sentiment, but as we are a novice
10 the language Of flowers, We are left to
conjecture their true meaning. The DO.
quet, however, is aoospsed With the high,
est appreciation Of the gift, and although
the flowers may wither and decay, gel
never will The esteemed donor aud heI
valued present be blatted fraIa tbc
memory Of the happy recipient.