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Wnrt10le Me.

NHEREAs, Adonirfn } Ti''.rber did on the 27th day
~ 81 n"ecHI =. 1854 execute anil deliver to the
1 r-r.-d mortgage deed whereby he ihe1 md there
- - 49, "nd"--'Sn"d the premises there's andb1
hereinafter described to the payment "t eignt nv
drei dollars cash advanced. 10 the said IhHroer oy e
and any further Of money not eae.edng
ten thoustn4 dnl!'rs which the nnaeSlsrn n ali
said II uTier ut his reque-t with interest on All
the money advanced AZ the rate Of ten per cent. H
NUM-; ana whereas the Undersigned hath ai'nhcei =.
sat Tnurer the full sum Gf taH thousand doiias
according 20 tho terms f aid mortgage iees " nus'
together with the interest thereon
And whereas s The terms Of said deed should
de'anlt To made ~ the Of said Of o.
any PER- thee OF the interest thereon the undersignsd
was thereby authoLiza and empowered 70 sell Tho
tote therein described at the door Of the 'sA 81
noi-. the highest ~ 's'l. AMI ,a'e n ~
ing notice six" -saer r'r cA-o af'er rr1ish
- printed IN aid 10y Cttayya, ;rsi,-y IRE time
- "a - 80 49, an - NIX 49, ''-IS.I
= re Feh'sr or purchaser Of aid fsaI esfate aesd
or dred= Of s1 rI ia'e. ai IT, pTcre.ds n sueh
sale Trorid" in -id s''ss dr-d to vi, II payment
expenses Of such sale aE Of when Js,-, .siys apd a.
ous together with olIers fully appear IN say orty.e.;
a. recorded in ooE 81. 10 81 the For -yc Goods
s Ia sae q'any, ard io-sicb cord all interested
. are specially DIRECTED.
IND 77i.re defsHI hail; b, made in the naymsn, :.
,eid ami interest - - . 20 - "A
tls suh q" Il" 'iu7~I dollars with uterssa and
sH t.
e"f5oTIHty nth the Ioer j,s"v.zon Contained in
. I' ~ deed. ak! foF IL EErEe-s u payIsS ths
{
S9i'-s ~ sie -!1-s on the 5-t'a. e Marcia n Ses
al the sl. Il Court -. %. .,!s,cty Il OTTAWA
o1er ia AMI SET for tbs highest ant lss pr1s that
ttse wil. LEin il cash Lots nine ten. flel eev
- H. twelve. 10 land Irts 3 block sreIsfecn
NJ In rhot ~ bia2 ne ii S<ssr is., N tho
co:it. t5a<@ 10 II fol -s described
cOnlt,I scng 2.tiq 80 cornergf s. 10 escsI ~ in
All G.cE seventeen. q ~ sscue ss4sA 10 ITO oanAl
thence east fifty tNt fe- t- rrf To- the Sc corner o
Sail Tot thirteen "a. thence west nifty l feet to thu
place n - sig. tr.et.er with all and Singular the
s7''lIs x 80! FEr -, INTO beiongfng 81
H. ss .4ss ffttrfIG, ~ being the premises
. H--cl l'e'4 IL. sat5 zrsrt-age deed
= 4 !. Grover ATTY G p DEXTrIs
5 4. Tit'jNBRIDGE-
/. n-- 20, IS, Scrtgsveos-
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STATE or lLLI -s,fS. CStT.y CSaH. t!erscf- te
la =,lL1 C5sy7T March Term. 4. D 1896
Charesf sDiuhoT Smith chyly Rhen-a C6Kiy, Rich
ard Hu2i5 ard Charlotte Hugbs In ciI-ncery
As't-lt 4 -, rIrre-ianrs 0f Smith Cxby and khs-
St'r. tw0 Of the Defendants ahBEe .asej hSsfas-
'-n iei II ID" Office % Tie cleTf q ..conBsy court OF
-t IL Sale county. D.te Asreby .iye then, tho
sad Smith ClNl, AMI Rbc C,irIy. "a: Gar fes VAN.
auser COM i i's s hi II complaint in said court.
tie cian-ory side brrof the 10th day of Deem
bsr = l-tI. and thga lIrEeuDDn Ssaed
of sgd C1trt against said defendants
fTS 3. H~f 1.r usEt. $50 is ~ law required.
sf'T. unless yuu IRE sisi s;ltih tiIXly and RhsnsN
EhN ysl-u gscslE4y p Syf.sr t-4,S- sail County
Con- first day .be thssesS Le bold
- court house IL Ottawa ia sail ct-zlty- me
ffrt MpG1:F i Itah ue1t. 1850 anil Fsad-
deEGr, T. The s'l complainant ~ e cUEapaset. the
A-s tire matters anI tsas, iAcrrn stAsEs4 and
siat,d vi. - ssscn '"s;f- uai arcree sessf sd
asaiis' ia, according t. ''r yrag.r 4 ssFi bih
4. e. MOORE, CL.rE.
Xxx. EElsS-s. fs,,l,.I, Silrs. Dec. 30. '65-&w
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Ere,vfor's Sale IT Real Estotr

FHfHE undersigned executor Of the fssf Will and ~.
ment Of Lawrence q. Cumer late Of La Salts eoan<y
Illinois by virtue of decrcta order made and entsrs
record In the county court of said Ia Sale tie
December term thereof 1865 will offer for sale a
nnlic vendue nj the east door Of store at Worthwhile
Post lice. lin the town of Northvc) in said county On
Mondh the twenty ninth tsIth) day of January 1868,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock and ve (5 O'Clock
of said day all the following described lands being Of
the estate Of the said Lawrence Culmer situate In
said town of Worthwhile, IN wit:
The south west fractional quarter a. of section No
nineteen, 49, township No thirty six north range Ave-
o. east of the third r. NJ. containing 1912 acres.
said lands will be sold to the highest bidder
cash in hand viii ecnte 10 the purchaser sufeisat
deed of said premises confirmation OF p1d ssle
dec l6-6w JOHN GUNNER, ExscutSr
L. 5. Albeit Soil it,r for Petitioner 81
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Administrative Notice.


tsfafE on JOSEPH NooRHEtb, DEcEAstD.
f'lt Undersigned hsrinc been appointed Administrator
. ~ ricrsatc If Joseph MoOrhead late of the county
Of J. sslic AMI state cf Illinois ss- hereby gives
tee that he Will appear before the County Court Of Ia
Sale county, at the Court House in Ottawa at the March
term, the thirl Monday in Msrch -x which! time
all persons having claims against said estate notified
requested - attend for the purpose OF having the
adjusted All persons indebted to said estate re-
que-tsd make immediate payment To the undersigned.
Dated this erI day OF January, A. d. 1890
JOHN : MDDRHEAD Administrator.
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Hs-'ng fitted up tbs most complete sash. DOOR and
8IIND factory and PLANNING MILL to be found In
the State, prepared to fill orders in this
Inc OF business at short -ntice and Low RATES. A
complete of the ordiDa ICES OF SASH (gla Ied
and ungiaIed) DOORS, BLINDS, FRA"rS and MOULD
INGS always hand, and our f.cilitie<.-- turnin
out work such that can supply unusux,s. icss
short notice. We are determined nothing buI
the best SEASONED LUMBER in this department. and
machinery being all and OF the most perfect
kind, nc cannot fail TO make god work.
Having the benefit OF machinery, do all kinds
Of Carpenter Work with greater dispatch ever
We prepared to make
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NOTICE i. Hereby .yss that the uui.r.ign~d admins
- tratrii o. - e-t.rc n ieury shaw deceased. By
virtue Of dreizl sz1'rT OF the County court OF Il
Sale curyty fhTis ssI- 1T he E~cefAl CT tenn
Isl viii "a Hariay rtv-ffrst "a. e ia raAry. A. >
lSo6. at t- t.r Of uck p ~ at the south door Of
the COHri Home. IN tie city Of Ottawa Ia Sale county
sell At pubic ~ to the highest bidder. the interest Of
Marion T. Shaw a,i ifenIIet.e " Saw in and 10 -
mach. II ss IL owing .eTsbs sd rszl estEis nay -
ef ne itl iednss. NJ ssd dsceaAsa
es.ste vii: The Il VIVA Sec. -. T 3 n, ), "a
I. ~ ~ situated in the county oI La Sae- lDince s0A
Js-s 70 AID ss ;sb.e Of Eorcg nd Hsnrsssy1f
Term. Cash. nAEY L. sBAX.
ir.Gva dec 90 'Si-6w Administrative reoaid.
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-hdmin,stranor's Notice.


EsTaTE OF CuRrsTIAS HRSET GLiAs, DECEASED.
TF1nE undersigned having been appointed Administrator
l. Of tina estate Of Christian Henry Glaas. late Of the
county uf La Sale and state of Illinois deceased hereby
gives notice that he will appear before the County Court
OF La Sale county, at The court house in Ottawa the
March term, the third Monday in March which
time all persons having claims against said estate
ed and requested to attend for the of having
th. adjusted All persons indebted to said estate
requarted To- make immediate 10 the updsrsignsd
Dated this 9Th day Of January. A. ID. 1865
sw MICHAEL FREYSZ, Administrator.
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Administrative Notice..

ESTATE oF JSnrs c. JouSsoS DrcrAsEo.
Tie undersigned hayiy ba appointed dm inistrstsr
Il the # amc- c. I,ausDn, OF the county Of
Ia Sale and State If Illinois decreased hereby givss
Iiicc that he viii aIsar before the County Court " Ia
sale county the Court House Ottawa at the Ysbruary
Term the third Monday in February next at which unne
all persons having claims said estate notified
and reqUes,vd T., cDd for the purse Of having te San
aas.eH s. persons SAIL hsa.s ane ssqnsss-
~ 20 max, !i.inelisIs a. la-s ksdNsigScd
l-airl this .9i day of Dec A.. u. ] sf5-
GEORGE L. MILLER. Administrator
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E,tG+e Of Francis LibSy, deceased

..-sJGSArIoS OF GuaRDi.S.t
Ii persons Interested arc hereby nojnhed that OF
~ Thursday, tho 18Th day January A. D. 1904 7
stIa appear ist esscy court Of la Sale county
Tie state of Illinois st t eSart house Ottawa in said
cout ~, and then and there sras resignation ans
present my accounts tf i.lssnent VI Guardian Of the
minor Children of Francs tIhg deceased whom and
where all persons interested xPsaa ai bs heard II
they see fit 50 to do. TALLMAS klABY,
Dee. 80 65-4w Guardian az y i'll ninor ehTSsrsp
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.tiI..l s,i,lltEae MIR.
Esr,rz or cz,r1-. =. GATES. Dfsr--5.

Esr.rz 5v g ,EI-s T. GATES. GEsEs--5I
fs'IIE undersigned Jr been appointed Administrator
Il e tie --Ji" nf 'hl> l.. Gate. lte nf the county
- Il szii ~ts! state q Hin Deceased, hereby gives
tee Itt b, VII aII=r -f-rr tire County Coa-r o! La
sale c-I.y. - H. t.Ei Efs4 IA Ottawa the FsbruA
~ Fern. ths 81 Mpsf.U - f-1Euy rs-1t- At vhrh
TIM Az hz,s- c--lts sI-t lsl cs7f nnc-
t4 @ sc S-s--l =. aI!,7d for iir ls.I Of having Tho
listed AT persons iniciied to said estate
iuet-i L. max immediate y to the Tudsrs Snsd
Dated this ~ ,4y 81 D--enoer. 4. d. 1865.
JAMES b9AlIAN. Administrator
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yaIuabIe Farm For snIe.

fuNIE old homestead farm of James Read deceased
Il sising of $50 acres, situated in Farm Ridge ~
miles souhof Ottawa, offered for SALE the premises
good dwelling house barn i0f 10y 60 shed 2oft ~
70ft crib soft by 10 and other outbudngs Earn
Is we'll watered by falling stream; 200 bearing
apple and tenant houses For particulars ~ -
price and terms enquire the premises or of kAoO
al National City Bank. in Ottawa. --
nov lS-tf ELIAS y. READ, crr.-
WIN. VI. READ, Administrator.
/ ANNALINE READ .---r
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WHEREAS Adoniram j. Tli;,rbcr dni on the 9th day
~ of n"ccnIar A. =. 1854 execute anil deliver to the
md ..-d mortgage deed whereby hc ther md there
- 49, ''rdersiSnsd the premises THERE'S snf1
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Administrators Notice.

-IdntnistrutOT's Notice.
ESTATE OF MARTIN MuRRr, DrcsAssp
'J>liE undersigned having been appointed Admnissrsssr
L Of the Estate of Martin Murry, late Me
county of La Sale and State Of Illinois, deceased hereby
gives notice that the will appear before the County Court
of La Sale county, the Court House Ottawa - ~
March Term, on the Third Monday in March next ss
which time all persons having claims against aid y
tate notified and requested to attend for the purpo
OF having the same adjusted. All persons indebted
said Estate are requested to make immediate payment -
the undersigned.
Dated this 9th day of December. 1865
JOHN MURRY. Administratol.f
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The GroxI Curayivs

The GrOAI Curayf1S.
tsE @-FffrsytRsH, April 10, 1850.
Re SER Ns.-T have been trcetAe1 with cough for
h- xs!rs by Of which have frequently
been unable sleep than half the night tri~d
many remedies 1but all vain. hoard Of your Cough
Syrup and resolved is ard state that the of
ts:tes hs clFra entirely. chccrfully recon-
nendIi greedy ard PLEASANT for co,Igs aud
colds Ioars respectfully WM. WQ0tiS.
This is -.rosg testimony, and given voluntarily.
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The sixth commandment.

Ny lesson to-day is the sixth conn
mandment," said Johnny; only four
words" What is it? Thou shalt
not kilt" Z 1t does not mean that it
is wicked to kill earwigs, spiders, and
hungry bears running to eat you up.
No. It does not forbid our defending
ourselves against an enemy coming to
kill us. No. Or hanging a murderer
by law, according to Gods words,
which says, Whosoever shedeth man S
blood, by man shall his blood be shed.
No. iss3
"It means not to murder folks, .
said Johnny. = That don't apply to
me; I shall never murder, / know"
Perhaps it means more than you
think, johnny" said his father, for
it forbids eUery thing which can injnre
life, your own life or the lives of 9th
ers notonly killing with a gun or ak,
or poisoning with arsenic or strych-
nine. but making and selling drinks
which kill people slowly, like brandy.
and rum, which are often made of
poison.
And I suppose it forbids killing
ourselves in any way. blowing out our
brains, drowning ourselves, or taking
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poison" said johnny. Well, I am
not likely to do those things
:" Johnny" asked his father. I" do
you remember James Sides who died
last Spring IN consequence Of stuffing
himself with green apples? He knew
better, his mother told him not to; but
he ate them. Yes, said Johnny,
I remember" He broke this com
mandment," said Mr.. Ames; he
killed himself. Eating what hurts US,
and eating too much, is breaking it,
because, in that way, we make our
selves sick and put our lives in dan
ger.
That's a fact, cried Johnny, g
ate too much mince- pie one day, and
it most killed me but I did not know
| it was breaking Gods Iaso."
Yes, eating, drinking, or dressing
in way to injure. our health is break
ing the sixth commandment" 90"
cried Johnny, I'VE had better be care
full, then. 1t comes home, doesn't it?''
And more than that, said his ia
Their; for it not only forbids hand
murder, but heart murder" 81 do
not know what sort of killing heart
murder is, said Johnny Tits kill
ing folks in your heart" said Mr..
Ames " feeling angry enough TO kill
another. Have you never seen boy
as angry as that?' 9. Yes, sir, / have.
Bill Parsons got so mad with Joe
Pake that he threw a stone at him.
which just grazed his temples, and the
master said It was great wonder it
did not kill him. In Gods sight
that boy wasa murderer. To feel Ike
killing is as bad as killing to Him
who looks at the heart. Have you
not sometimes heard one child say to
another, ! wish you were dedd?'
That is heart murder; that is break
ing Gods holy law" The little boy
looked anxious, for perhaps he re-
.membered saying so himself. Gods
laws are very strict and searching.
Killing murder always sprouts
first in the heart, IN feelings of anger,
envy, revenge, or hate, very small at
first. 1t is hard to believe that the
heart, which has so many good feel
ings, can harbor so many bad ones;
but the Bible says so, and it shows
that we can not be too careful about
taking care of our hearts and keeping
all right there; first asking the Lord
Jesus to cleans them from every thing
wicked, and then to fill them with
love-love to Him. and love to our
fellow creatures. And we must see
to it that our hearts are kept filed, for
the Bible says love is the fulfilling of
the law, which means that love only
will make us obey it. My children,
keep love in your hearts, and keep it
fill Child's Pdper.
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rEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
m the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents of the city, desire all
persons whether they need their profess
sional services or not to visit their rooms
and see the various styles of work manu-
factured. S@ sE4
Improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that will subserve
the interests of their patients is secured by
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equalatO any in the Eastern cities.
They have several An@sthetics for allie
Waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour.
All desirable styles of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made anywhere in the United
States are made by us. Irregularities of
Children's Teeth successfully corrected.
Those having Decayed Teeth should
either have them extracted or. filled (the
latter If possible). The health of the par
ties and the remaining teeth demand il.
Neuralgia Affections treated; also Cleft
Palate. M e& aprl8
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from the New York Citizen.
\ Pungenf Consideration of the
Various Trades and Callings.

OF all the trade that men may call
Unpleasant and offensive
The Editors Is the worst of all,
For he is ever pen-sive;
His leaders lead to nothing high
His columns are unstable,
And though the printers make him pie;
It does not suit his table.
The Carpenter-his course is plane,
His bit is always near him;
he auguls every hour of gain,
He chisels-and none jeer him;
he shaves, yet is not close, they say,
The public pay his board, sir;
Full OF wise saws, he boreS away,
And so he swells his hoard, sir.
st. Crispfn' S son-the man of shoes.
Has awl things at control, sir;
he wakes wealthy in his views,
But he ne'er neglects his SOLE sir:
his is indeed heeling trade,
And when we come to casting
The toe-tal profits he has made,
We md his ends are lasting.
The Tailor, too, gives fit to all,
Yet never gets a baSting:
His cabbageS, however small
Are most delicious tasting;
his goose IS heated-happy prig
Unstinte& In his meaSures
he always plays at thiTnbIe-rig,
AND seams man of pleasure.
The Farmer reaps a fortune plump,
tAe
His spade forever proves trump.
His book is I'Ue-d7l-hoe sir:
However cOrned, he does not slip Il
Though husky, never hoarse, sir; -
And IN q plOW-share partnership,
he gets his share of cOurse, sir. ~
The Sailor on the giddy mast
Comparatively master
Has many bulwark around him cast
To wave away disaster,
Even shrouds to him are full of life,
His mainstay still is DER him,
"A gallant and t0p-gallant crew
OF oeGnz esprits before him.
The sturdy Irish Laborer picks
And climbs to fame-'tis funny.
He deals with none but regular bricks.
And SO he pockets money 49,
One friend sticks to him lmorter 'tis),
In holden gray, unbaff1ed,
He1eaves below an honest name
When he ascends the scaffold.
The Printer, though his case be hard,
Yet sticks not at his hap, sir;
lis his to canonize the bard,
And trim Roman cap sir.
some go tWO-fOrty-what Ofthat?
he goes it by the thousand!
A man of form, and fond of fat,
lie lpves the song now send.
The Engine-driver, if we track
Hls outward semblanee deeper, afx
has got some very tender traits
He neer distuFbs the sleeper:
Aud when you switch him as he goes.
de whistles all the louder;
And when you break him on the wheel
Itonly makes him prouder.
l launched this slxiff of rhyme upon
Ihe trade-winds of the muses.
Through pungent seas they've borne iton.
The boat no rudder uses;
so mast1cate its meaning once, r
And Judge not Sternly of it.
You'll find freight of little puns.
And very little profit. -
MILES O'REILLY.
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General Banking Business,
7-S0 TREASURY NOTES, GOLD AND SILVER.
BANK NOTES, EXCHANGE.

Buys U. S. Certificates, Bonds, and other
Securities, and Discounts Foreign and Do
nestle Paper; and, for the accommodation
of Mechanics and others, who have invest
ed their savings in the popular Govern
ment Loans, 1t offers to receive packages of
u. 8. Bonds, Interest Bearing Notes and
other Securities, on Special Deposit, free of
charge, affording small holders the oppor-
retaining them in their own possession.
jel9tf ~
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Question for statisticians: are there
more false or real calves in the world
at the present time?
Cut dogs tail short and he can t
wag it. BreYity is the soul of wit, 7
but not OF waggery.--Pfeatice.a
Gen. Grant was presented with $50
boxes. OF cigars In one day. This is
regarded as extra ordinary putting.
There is nothing that we are such
spendthrifts of as health. We spare
everything sooner than that. though
whatever we sacrifice to it is not worth
nothing without it.
Keep out of debt Pay as YOU 90.
Buy nothing except the money is in
your pocket. Have no account at the
grocer's or butchers. Give your note
of hand TO nobody. Eschew credit.
Pay for your newspaper. Deal for
cash only. ~
a young lady in California broke
her neck while resisting the. attempt
of young man to kiss herr A fear
full warning s'---s@
A collection of the sayings of g The
Country Parson has been published
in Edinburg under the title ofs' Boy
diana.
:. What is the best attitude of self
esefelNe2 asked an amateur of a
pugllis% Keep a civil tongue in
your head, was the reply.
Pumps is such a thorough teetotal-
Ter that he declares he would, rather
prefer Wsatery grave than to be pre-
served in Spirits Punch.
What is gratitude p : Gratitude
is the memory of the heart"
What is hope?' Hope is the
blossom of happiness.
What is God?" The necessary
being, the sum of eternity, the me-
chanist of nature, the eye of Justice.
the watcherof the universe, the soul
Of the world"
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SENTIMENT AND FUN.

a little nonsense, now and then, -
is relislled by the wisest men,
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" The Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford,
one OF the most successful Fire Insurance Com
panies OF this or any other country"
san q
"Oonnecticut Companies follow the rules and
practices Of the Etna almost as carefully as If
they were embodied in statute law"
Again, pointing to errors Of practice in New
YORK Companies, the Etna's successful manage
ment and solid rules called to their attention
thus: =
1t still remains more matter Of wonder than
Imitation In the insurance world.p 4TB 80
+"
"By what subtle alchemy has this corporation
been enabled TO turn its full paid capital into the
philosophers stone1" -
The extraordinary events which have distin-
guished its unparalIed hnsncial historyr
THE AVERAGE LOSSES PER DIEM IN THE
UNITED STATES, AT THIS PERIOD OF
THE YEAR, ARE ABOUT S25OOOO.
THE GRAPH DAILY SOUNDS
STARTLING NOT rs OF WARM
ING TO ALL PRUDENT 5000
PERSONS.
Do mot neglect the Security OF Reli.
able Insurance.
Policies issued gisEoat delay 81
y. W. EEIsEE, Agent,
Evansville, Bnd.
z Co.
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pB- We win keep a complete aEz5st 81 snf
Of everything IN 0eF line, at Y7hoiesaIs and
retail Let al who desire good Goods cheap
cali early and examine our stock
8. ~. DDCKER * Co.
No. 75S South First Street,
n1arltf Evansville, Ind.
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DRUGS & CHEMICALS

Bsfhaua an9
Il 9dt asok agaoH
eiierss dgo
NEDAR CAMPHOR-
~ The best preparation in the world 70
Lne prevention of moth and insects of a
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