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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-23
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The shades of night were falling fast
The snowfakes through the air were driven,
As through the town of Ottawa passed
y sleigh which bore, mid snow and ice,
banner with the strange device,
"To Jaekson's."
Their brows were sad, their eyes beneath
Flashed like falchions from their sheaths,
And like silver clarion rung
The accents of those garrulous tongues,
ITO Jacksan's -
In happy homes they saw the light
OF household fires CLEAN warm and bright,
Ahead the spectral snowbanks shone,
And from their lips escaped groan,
ITO Jackson's ~
TRY not to pass" the toll man said
Dark lowers the tempest overhead,
The fallen snow is deep and wide ~
But loud that clarion voice replied,
"To Jackson's"'
Mid snowbanks deep they pluEge and rear,
1.-THE way is there, the road is here"
Regrets with Joy are blended now,
But still voice from meath the robes:
ITO Jackson's ~
"Oh stay" the maidens cried "and turn
Thy weary steeds upon the road to town"
The tears stood in their bright blue eyes,
But still were answered with sigh
ITO Jackson's :"
beware the oak trees fallen branches,
Beware the snowy avalanches.'
Then Vas the party. last fond hope,
A voice replied like " Bill McCormicks,'
ITO JacksOn's ~
There in the midnight stormy hour,
While Jackson in his bed was snoring,
Up rushed that sleigh. mid snow and ice,
Which bore the banner and strange device
''To Jacksons"
At break of day as hemeward bound,
The pious people Of the prairie
Uttered their morning prayers,
A voice cried through the startled air;
To Ottawa :"
\ traveller by his faithful spouse
Was told his ear frozen.
But still they grasped with hands of ice
That banner with the change device,
ITO Ottawa"
Then in the mid dav, cold and gray,
Lifeless but beautiful were they,
And from the streets serene and far,
\ voice fell, like ii falling star,
Ottawa :"
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CHILD & Bios NV ARRANGEMENT -
By ior;uitous conjunction Of circumstances,
Mcssrs. Child L Bros. have succeeded in
procuring another first class business stand
in Ottawa, and after mature del:bera,ien,
have made up their minds, being imfelled
thereto by recent occurrences. 10 continse
the Boot and Shoe business in Ottawa. They
have been so fortunate a. to secure the cen
tral store in Cheeysr's new brick block. lately
occupied b. Mitchell & Dudgeon, into which
they are preparing to move Immediately, and
where. as soon as the goods can be procured
from the east, they viii open with splendid
spring stock. Meantime. As their present
stock. on account Of The winding up process,
has run low, they are continuing the sale II
the law rates Of the last few weeks. So look
out for q big new stock a, Child Il Bros in a
week or Two. and meantime the cld stock is
golug! going going at halfp price and less.
They fnl the low price system pay, and
mean TO stick to it.
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Who feels her brightness. yet defics her thraii,,
Ia the best, bravest conqueror OF them ALL
MEssRs. EDIToRs We, several of the
young men of Ottawa,-which is in the
county of La Sale and State of Illinois,
were SO highly pleased with the report Of
the late Indignation Meeting published IA the
Republican, and held by several Of those
creatures whom We are pleased to denomlnate
the fair ones of earth, in this city. that we
in medately resolved that there should be a.
second meeting, to occupy that position. as
advocates OF moral decency, which had not
been taken by the aforementioned fair ones
Our bugle was sounded for the conclaye. and,
although = blast from 1t was not worth a
thousand men," yet it rallied sufficient
number TO produce great enthusiasm for the
cause, and they unanimously came TO this
conclusion, that ''come veal, come woe"
they were for the right. and would throw the
gauntlet as champions Of indignant and
offended females. Their stand point was
enthusiastically taken and is conveyed IN
the following preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS certain unprotected. unfortunate,
orphan females, without parents, have been
highly atfronted, by one certain silycrheaded
cane, cOnspicuously carried BY one huge
aloustached individual, and no apology made
ioi tue III puACECS vi Sdlu cane ana lH1lVlu-
ual IN ''staring" and nOddIng. and a. said
unprotected dear ones are particularly sensi-
tge on the subject of their pretty feet and
colored stockings; therefore this gentlemanly
looking piece of impudence is Informed that
he did entirely wrong in thus staring with
out permission from their parents, and as
they were orphans without. parents his con-
duct was very repreheuslble and unjustifa>
bic, he not being able to get such perlnis>
sion and therefore
BE ii Rrsoired, BY the Hearts, that
should such conduct, such etfrontery, such
unprecedented assurance, be repeated by this
or any other whi,kered individual he will
be waited upon some dark and gloomy night,
during Its still, small hours, and compelled
Ia wash and wiring said eolored stockings,
for his criminal ickedness and impotence
in staring at" them until he discovered that
they were dirty. MANY HEARTS
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re TO THE LADIES. "a


L h.s Undue. Is 10 put UP a complete lineof
80 shades. all Liquids.
Which vii recommend themselves to every one wke has
ever used Liquid Dyes for
Brilliancy of Color.
Simplicity Of Use.
Ceriai.ty Of Satisfaction.
Economy of Time.
Freedom from all Dust OF Dirt.
MordaniaHd Dyes combined, one preparation
The .nly pyes Of the kind invented for silk wool
Ell and Feathers that VIII give perfect color requiring
only 80 minutes, according Ia shade
Ez directio for and certsctss from eminent ese-
rnists with each package
Sample actually dyed with each Of the colors on six
and WOODEN, may be and the Dyes obtained at all
-ssse~ for - cents.
La If Won desire to insure SATISFACTORY COLORS,
il the -L1riet time with the least trouble, inquire TOR
REEFS LIQUID DYES and tate oig, rs they are the
oaey Tsijgis c0i0Ts.
GEO. II. REED & co, Manufacturers,
50s 5Ie, and 512 Commercial street. Boston.
FCr s3le ~ B-rki Co.. DimInick & Bro, Gibson
HatAeway, =. y. Griggs. anil Druggists. ap2S-ly
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ORIGIN OF THE LATE FIRE.-In giving an
account of the late FIRE in Ottawa in our last
we STATED that there was no evidence that it
had been epklndled by an incendiary. We
are since advised that the investigation be-
fore the grand Jury, OF which, of course we
are not permitted to give the particulars,
warranted a velr different conclusion. There
had teen 10 fire in the building in which the
fire originated for three days before the fire,
and then only in one-story addition to the
rear: while tae FIRE certainly was first seen
to issue from the rear windows Of the
second story. Besides. ladder belonging to
Mr. Never, aud which he had fastened with
a paddock, was fouad TO have been broken
loose, and had every appearance of having
been used to ascend TO the window from
which the fire was seen TO issue. We have
now had three fires within as many moalhs,
all of which are clearly traceab!e to incen-
diarisp. The fact IS not only startling, bat
Is creating so much uneasiness as well as
feeling, that vigilance 20 catch the incendiary
is not only redoubled, but a determination
e7imcsd that, when caught. a Ignai example
be made Of him.
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The FIRST New Goods for the spring
season, are now being offered by ALsHULER
& Co. We would advise those in want of
dry goods, to look at their extensive stock,
which is again complete, before purchasing
elsewhere, as theii goods are cheaper now,
than any we have seen for five years.
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CHEAP Doors AND SHOES !-BR0EE orr IL
A New Place JOINS SroUT, who recently
bought oat the extensive and popular dry
goods establishment Of Cameron & Eberhard,
has also bought, at an immense bargain, the
entire stock Of boots and shoes lately owned
by Mitchell & Dudgeen, and removed them
to the up stairs apartments Of his dry goods
store in Reddick's block The determina-
ton Is to sell the stock OF at prices that will
turn then INTO cash forthwith Immediately.
Little reference will be had to cost-the pri-
cez are fixed wholly with view TO insure
immediate sale-$S calf boots for 50 and
So s. shoes for $50 and 81, DC. The
stock was bough, new last fall, and is through
out first class, embracing genilemen's boots
and shoes Il all kinds as well as bootefs,
shoes, galtcrs, &C.. &c, in every variety and
style for ladies' wear. Don't fail to see them
before purchasing elsewhere.
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Iu EEEecsnaI worm uediciue.
EsrO.yi-s NnrfsiitltGe COnifIt..

Or Worm Lorarc-r- Ng-h -i-kn.ss -ndouifeflr
with children AMI aIuIt attributed other us,1 =.
3-s.l ned y The E-rmflg- Cgfust>. a.th. Oh
rtu7l 10 destroy ing worms DO possible u'urs
delicate csii9 This valuable combination ll-
been successfully used by Vy-l..u7 aui found q - sa.-
AMI sure in eradilstjl-. worms 50 hurtfu u children
CidT. b5rlHg Horn, gife .Ii;n-i1ts att milton,
neglect u the trouble on prolonged sckss
.SyssytHiS q F17slI ., ,7l.73 often overlooked
Worms In the staIn .rl anil bowels irritation witch
can be removed only 10y the o. remedy. Tie
combination 81 ingredients Us- i making Browns " e-
ui!Gee Con-- = such s 20 give tsv BEST possible effect
With safety.
CURTIS BROWN Pf1Ti-;nr- NsT York. sod hy
y DsaieTs in M-lleO at = cents box.
Js-Ty
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DIR. DIN, Of Ottawa,

Represents this great reform in medicine anil Will attend
personally upon all forms II disease either acute chronic
Surgical when desired Violent diseases dPthsra
cholera Group dy seHte iver, &c successfully
treated iy genuine Eclectic practitioners they
ly losing any while in oil chronic they noted
everywhere. They always called upon repair the
mischief produced b. other physicians with their kill
cure" remedies.
Coughs % 10 or Il years standings Catarrh with the
destruction of the bones and sCft TISSUES Of the nose
Consumption with partial loss of lungs: Syphilis with
fou liberation and loss of parts Hip disease, with inabl-
ty walk S,roulaus diseases Of every variety and
severity; Deafness from 10 ~ y-ars continuance Rhe
masul, with enlarged and anchyosed joints Spermaor
rhea with dementa: Diseases Of the Eve, &c &c have
been cured and all Of which will be happily referred
for The benefit Of those similarly afflicted warrant.
t in all cases of Fever and Ague.
Diseases of Women and Children specially troutei.
Medicine and surgical instruments of every variety
rey adapted to these various compt Ints Consult him
Dec 22-sI-tf
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II. sSE' 81

Live Oak Temple lsuborlinsts.) No. 5, mset-
Tuesday evening. at their Hall. in ShessSr's Rock
DR. Z. 2. H0BERT, W. c. T
CHAs H. YoRCE W r.
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HELNBoLp's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BU CIT
j. f,s firedt DrreFc.
HEIr<-LI'- r"NcESTEATrD EXTRACT stEs srAHILLA
Z Pc GrsEt B'->-i Pto-,f>r.
Both prepared according rule Of Pliarnav ana
chemistry. aus the live that can be made
FEB 3--swly
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Meet first Thursday each month. in Dr.. J. PaUls
building Donations Of birds insects and petrifactions
solicited. J. PAUL, President
W. y. CALKISs, Secretary. feb-- "
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CARD-Mr N. kNEUssL desires Us TO re-
turn especial thanks, in his behalf to the
fremen and numerous citizens of Or
tawa who so generously assisted him III saw
ing his goods at the recent condagation.-
Their prompt assistance has enabled him to
reopen, with unfinished stock, in the
room lately Peter Meyers aa.oon, nearly OPP
posite his old stand.
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"FACTs FOR THE PEOPLE. We have ex-
amined Scion Robinson's Facts for Farmers,
and consider it a work of great value to ewes
nv farmer, and one which no farmer or horti-
cuturist would willingly dispense with if he
knew what it contained.
J. w. ARMSTRONG, Pres. La Sale Co. A. S.
H. l.. BRUSH, Ottawa.
ELI STRAwS.
DR., J. S. BULLOCK. Vermilienyille.
EDGAR BALDWIN,
Persons desiring to examine the work adj
dress Agents, p. 0. Box 202 Ottawa.
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John Es. Cough.

scHool-The Misses Stanley will open their Spring
Term Of s.Lool on Wednesday, March 9th fsblG-3w
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E.ciectic or New SchooI system of
HscGicIn..

Em.rcn- every modern reform and Improvement in the
Medical Art. Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with
They produce evil and lay tho foundation ,stur, III
health. Parents IA ult that their children not
dgsci with suck medicines. fur they De vol
afterwards. All min -al ps-on- alike injurious. The
greatest modern Improvement in iciue CONSISTS in
containing the active medical principles Of roots ana
plants in a concentrated form. They are Esrtic Reoe
dos and before eIg7le in the treatment 81
disease. When uiiciousy administered they meet dlf
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Ottaua free 0raO e..
LOCAL NJ ALTERS;
Ottawa Post Office.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL PF MALE
Eastern. closes l2.SDP NJ & SPIN. Arrives s4S P. n
Western, 12: 90 A. VI. l:35 p. VI
Farm Ridge closes at p. NJ and arrives Al 12 NJ, Tues
c days, Thursds' rs AMI Saturdays.
Newark, closes l:3O p N and arrives p. 81 Tuesday
AMI Saturdays.
somonauk closes 80 A. " Saturdays; arrives s. so Pm
Fridays.
Eagle closes ?. NJ Saturday; arrives Il n.
Ofire Opens 4. ~ Closes, ~ r.N.
noy2s 90 J. ". DOW, ?. II.
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OrrAwA LoDsE No. Al NESTS every Thursday evening.
DAUGHTERS REsRCCi the third Tuesday evening o
each month. OTTAWA Enc iupMENT Ne. &c. tha ri ans
4th Tuesduy evening. feb 10y
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NEW MUsIc.-"The Independent Girl =
Song, poetry and music By NJ. f. Fox.
Father, dear Father, come down with
the Stamps :" Song and chorus by Frank
Wilder.
"Snow Bound Polka By John NJ. Hol>
land.
" Signing for Home For Piano by
Albert Jung mann.
Daughters of Carolina :" by Mrs w. B.
Harreil.
Just pablished by Oliver Ditson X Co.,
III Washington St., Boston, and sent by
mali to all parts Of the L. S. Price 30 to 30
cents each.
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D r. w a L x + r
GEI.ER IkousE, OTTAWA,
% z. OLIN.
Late bf Sf. Louis.

Oif-rs hs professional rryiess the people
ard yi-iny. and doing would beg Leave t. say ths,
after long experience in the o. and
chronic disrt7es incident this and other climates be
FEEL qualified . tax ny in hand that may ufS
Dr. o. has looat-I perm l.ou.ly ia Ottawa aud hore' by
thorough AEoveIs sf 1rin- ami strict attention to
all abs, 10 city ,sg Try receive l51ra share Of
Fraetics.
"a FsrF-url- Ate ,ea s-.G ;. H-t7 q r., Trolts,-a:
a. Diss2s,s q tie ETIi 7sJ E4R. q
ofice in Pas; Once fulIiu.. over baz.ry uay24s
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Hotel.

The bill which passed the Illinois legisla>
ture few days ago to incorporate the Otta>
wa Hotel Company is not kting charter,
but was prepared by men who are prepared
TO take stock and build the hotel, with proper
encouragement from our men of means gem
orally. We understand the prime movers in
the matter are already looking up suitable
size for the building, aud making, other preim-
mary arrangements. Certainly the prospect
for good hotel at Ottawa, such a one as will
completely wipe away our standing reproacn
on this subject-never looked brighter then
they do to-day.
Both Ho, ses of the Kansas Legislature
have adopted proposition extending sut-
TRACE TO females but are disagreed on the
coored suffrage question.
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PREPARED OIL or PALM AND MACE.

" ELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU gives health and
a yigor to the fran and boor' 10 tho pad cheek
Debility l. arcomPsridi bT m,a7 alarming symptoms,
and If TO- cJu-r1pt On insanity
spil.ptic fit snszs feJo -eswly
'ENAKE 30 MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
Il Remedies fer uup easzug and dangerous diseases
J.e llelmbod's Extract Buchu and Improv~I Rose
Wash. feL9-.uwly
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7sonitor Division. No. 500,

Of T. meet every Monday evening at THAR Hall in
Chesvtrs Hall. side Court House.
". T. WHITliOBE W =. y. PEaLEf. Il. (.
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DAN. G. 0'IAAyE.s
STEAMSHIP AGENCY

r. agent ,or the Natonsl Steam Navigation Co.'S Like
Of 0-.sI. Steamships; and Black Stlr Line OF Sailing
Vessels.
VIII issue Drafts Regal Bauk of Ireland at
ale rates.
Parties desiring To bring .neir friends from the Old
C4aHtTy viii DO well T. give him call, his rates
lower :lIan AN other steamship line Oct27-ly
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NOR NoN-RETENTION OR INCONTINENCE of Urre
irritation Inflammation liberation of the bladder
or kidneys diseases of the PROSTATE glands stone in the
bladder calculus gravel brick dust deposit and sill d.
Of the bladder kidneys and dropscsl swsllings
Helmbolds Fluid Extract Buehu. febo-eow1y
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Ottawa Lodge No 535, meets every Friday evening al
tasar Hall in Rsddcks Block.
CHARLES SNOW. W c. T.
T. II. INSRAHAM. W :. feb 10y
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HsEC90RS:
HENRY r. Il VEg G-M c CHURCHILL,
EDULN T. fLLEE Ed WARD E4HES,
JsRN D. SITOT, 0. H. BULLEN.
THE CITY BANK or EiNES. ALLEN Go.
has this day transferred it, organization from the State -
National system and will hereafter conduct its BUSH
ness sndeg the name and style Of
The Rational City Bank Of Ottawa.
Exchange Ola CHICAGO NEW YORK. and all the
principal e;tie- East aud West, bought and sold.
exchange on ENGLAND. IRELAND. SCOTLAND
all important points in Continental europe, drawn
p 10 salt purchasers
Gold aEd silver bought and sold
Us. KVvcnuc Stamps Of all denominations
constantly on hand AMI for sale
Al-. viii give esFscal attention t. the purchase an
sale Of al ci;,s-e. Of Government Securities,
nclIf. tiie--J-clled FveTvrnty and TenForty bonds
and She popular seven Thirty loan.
~ world respectfully solicit continuance Of the bus
ngss relations hag-of0e cxs-g between the City Bank
AL its "a irons and 10 them. well a. such
"a favor MS with their business would say shall
l., able 10 extern, such facility and accommodation
tIast will prove them satisfactory and profitable.
HEERT F EsIES Frcafiagf EDw-.J ALIEN, t'tSltigr
EDy, Es-I-s, We Pre-. o II GrIIEN. TT fi'shr.
Ottawa. E=7l,t 1867
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PatTGnizG Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.
seGice in <EsccyaE.'. New Block.
s,riu4a Eotes received to May / 1865. constituting
the Capital,
1927. $40 sd.
NOW in force
&l6G. s3J 93.
Amount Of Property ut r-k
SH.93S. G9s III.

twill he y the above thst tn Company has Il
II f. every 81 at risk tho leading Stock Cos S
The Fast have only = Of assets for every Si2 To 54 of liza
L;litils shown by their published reports.
The 4e9s @ Of Insurance in this Co. for the past ton
wears Int about tri of the rate charged by
ether Cos.
le-- thus far have been promptly and atisfactoTi-
adjusted e have never hal to contest a loss.
The business the Company for the past tive years has
taSu very prosperous: more policies having been issued
than ia the previous eight years.
The directors are well known lHora tue best business
" the county
NJ assessment cen made until the losses of the Co
re,lur, IT, year, and by 4 re-
rent iI- Directors, members SGt mt bs rsq
I,,y ng addition Ia Us Gdc1Hss I,1yaeht Vi!
gfo5, gf ys,D from the date of th.ir policies
In view ag tie above facts, that ti, Is home i'll
stip: that security ample; tn cost OF insurance
las other Cos the prompn-ss and hhertlItS with
vri,h l,-, settled think entitled to the
patronage 81 this community in prefrrencet- foreign Com
lsiuicS
Po-. issued on both the srockspd Mutual plans with
most favorable terms.
IVA He's. Pres'r.
WI. u. TRUE S-o'ry.
". II. CUSIMAN, Treasurer.
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Timber EIanI E'oI- SAID

El1 sELi &c. 3. T -. Il 3, containing 50 acres;
SWl[ SEX sec -, 7 %, Il 3, containing 40 acres.
9Iniles -ouib VI M1rEeales fTtcc i0tg.
i'et, t9-sf d. 2. CAMERON
Post Office Block Dr.
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ITO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. KNAPP g. SON.
Physicians and Surgeons ormely Of New York are treat
Ing successfully

TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. KNAPP g. SON.
Physicians and Surgeons. ormell Of New York are
iIs successfully
q ii e VIC DIS SES.
Which embraces the best and approved method, In
tins and other countries for the all Chronic Diseases
They treat successfully all nervous and Neurcic sreo-
Mons all forms Of sroiuIa Dyspepsia Diseases ofthe Liver
Constipation all Skin Disease. Putin Consumption in
NJ eSE stages, Paralysis Epilepsy Salt Rhau Head
aches, all Eyart Disease, Di.os--s II Children and
seminal TyeakncS. n Sra uni rIiseascs.
"htcl' Al" carrying thousand. to their crave. Annually.
Il Y l.. n Nd Il y r..
TLey rT.st succesfy, a new method all dI.c,sos Of
the EYE and EAR They have had more extensive rrae
iicr and better sr-ccess i. the treEtmsnt Of all
DISEASES OF WOIEN,
Inan any other Physician in America They havoc
women who have been confined 10 their bed Tor years
They never fail 10
RHEr MATIsM.
IL all stages; matter q how long standing They
ASTHMA 50 it never returns They have Sure onr. for
the distressing Gi-essc, HEMMORRH0IDs, OR FILES.
They cure all Diseases Of the Tl5oo anil lungs
CANCERS.-Ihey have had extensive practice and
wonderful success in the treatment q cancers, which
they cure without eating ;hem on; using the knife
Let those who have TGm'rs Swclliuls, red spot
los" N" time in having 1t attended l., timely treat
ueIlt may save them from tlc horrors, suffering and
death of "a Oseu cancer
CATARIHt CURED-Ihey treating catarrb. on u
ne" system which j. ,nra cure for this disease.
TrIE CONSULTATIONS for years lave averaged foiu five
seven thousand year, which gives h"m NIcreHes
uns'. ria--ed by any. and elua!lel only by few
EE-Romcmbrr they DO not promise 10 all stages
Esessc While all diseases durable. II taken in
all stages not Your may be durable this week
not n-Xt-to-iay. not tomorrow; hence the danger
delay.
No case VIII b. received. ~ hen Ihcre
are aEy dCubi. OF cure or Relief.
Our FERN. hcUcg the money Doe sent with
nil orders fomelicincs. II costs from v~ dollar, 10 fifteen
dollars per month"; doctor with which includes lnci
cnes.
Re The Poor will lie favored.
CONSULTATION FREE
Patients write their Name State post office address,
plainly. All letters requiring must contain
letter stamp, and De addressed to DIR KNAPP 4 SON Box
o+s3, Chicago H.
EsAuy of the diseases De treated essul
ly 10y TIA" Patients dr- riding their letter when
thsy cannot
DR.. KNAPP 1sIo lss visited OTTAWA regularly for the
ptzt ive years. can De con u"e a. the Goger Hous.
from Ncin estIf noon, OF. 3D. till Thursday noon. OCT
4th from "Wednesday Nov 18th til Thursday noon
Nov. 29t!; from Wednesday noon. Jan. %, 1907, till
Thursday 2ith, 1861 from Wednesday noon
March 2Dtl, 1867, till Thursday noon, March 2lst $50