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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-20
Encouraging Prospects for Home Industry.

Encouraging Prospects for Home Industry.
From all parts of La Salle county tho vel.
come intelligence is coming in, that our farmers
and laboring men are at last waking up to the
necessity Of encouraging and patronizing hons
institutions, and are willing to puchase cur
home manufactured articles in preference 10
those OF eastern make This is indeed welcome
news to us, who have hbored and tried our ut
most, for the last 10 years, to manufacture hon
est and we'll got up ready-made Clothing, which
would supersede and eventually drive oil the
eastern made shoddy Clothing out Of the market;
and now We are enabled to assure our friends
from all parts Of La Sale county that the Cloth.
ing of our manufacture is looked apon with
special favor by the shrewdest buyers and judges
of Clothing.
We are continually employing large num-
Der OF tailors whose wages average from $1100
to $4,000 per week. which we pay them cash
every Saturday evening, and We are we'll con-
vinced that it every Clothier, and even dealer in
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Furs, Furniture,
Hardware, &c, would do the same, we would
see better times all over the wsstern states. At
d
any rate We in our line Of manufacture defy
eastern competition, be the goods from New
York, Philadelphia or Boston. We are manu-
featuring great deal Of Clothing out of Dayton
and Aurora cassimeres. which give the greatest
satisfaction. We manage to sell them at about
the same prices as Eastern Clothing made from
Shoddy. Our heavy Dayton Sleeps grey suits
and magnificent overcoats meet with especial
favor as they are better made, better trimmed
and cheaper than any Eastern made Clothing.
We invite everybody who wants to convince
himself of these facts to visit our Clothing Fac.
tory and Tailor Shop, and we pledge ourselves
to verify the above assertions.
ALSCHULER & CO.,
Manufacturers of Clothing,
Ottawa Ill.
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NrGESr HoGABooM. who until lately have been
doing business under Moneys store, in Cheever's
Block. have removed to Armour's brick building,
No. l44 Main street, west of the First National
Bank. This firm are not only great pets with the
farmers, because they gobble up and pay the high.
est price in cash for all their spare butter eggs,
poultry, and all other kinds OF produce, but are
rapidly becoming the favorites Of the city for hay
ing always on hand, at lowest cash prices, not only
abundance of butter, eggs, poultry, and the like,
but that A No. l Minnesota wheat -four, than which
no better is made.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-20

Our citizens generally paid due respect to "ths
day We celebrate They declared var on Tur.
key, and not man on the enemy's side was 70.
leased from imprisonment. They were captured
and sobbled up in the most approved STYLE.
Tho young gents Of the elite had . grand bali
at the Clifton Hotel, Wednesday evening About
sixty couples participated willh' music was
good, the supper was superb, the ladies most ele-
gantly dressed, and everything just as it should
be- '.e ~a ...ett To1icA- : 7LTFF
at Turner Hall there was lively dance on
Thursday evening. and many Of our best boys
were there and had lively time. Mr. Keim,
the proprietor, did his duty in providing for the
comfort OF his guests. He got up ve-y excel
lent supper, and Denhard's band spelled the music.
The churches were filled as usual, with empty
seatsJ appropriate religious services being hold
only at the Episcopal and Baptist churches. And
so we may say of it that the day was observed in
the nsuof manner Y. ..a $500 - { !
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PEARs.-Th ere is no fruit that could be more
successfully cultivated in this region than pears.
but for She inveterate blight We are indebted
to Mr.. F. y. Prescott for pear, raised In his
garden, weighing about pound, and as delicious
as any fruit that can be imagined, Tho tree
from which it was taken is ten years old, and
about half killed by blight Ther, are hundreds
ofpesr trees all over in Ottswa-sure bearers,
and the fruit would be as plenty as apples. but
for the blight Is there no cure for it.
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The WEATHER.-The subject is one to tax
the patience Of an anchorite. When October,
usually so great favorite in this region, made
such miserable failure Of the weather business.
we said very we'll; November will make MP for
the delinquency Of its predecessor. Our faith in
the prediction was considerably strengthened by
the first three or four days, which were bright
AID balmy. But alas alas how have all these
fair promise, proved TO BE- only confidence
game played successfully upon unsuspecting hu-
manity Indian summer as an afflicted co.
temporary truthfully tells it, indeed looked in
for a few brief hours, gave US . little taste 81
that very wine which sparkles in its cup
wrsathed with garlands of rainbow.tinted leave.
then sent ip its cards of poa,' pre,sdre congo
and vanished into space and silence to return no
more during this year of grace, 1862" r'.s ras
We have no heart to recount ail the horrors
with which November thus far has afflicted us
Tom Hood was exactly right when he drew up
against the month his formidabl list of climatic
abominations, and though our readers have read
1t often before we suspect that they, like us, in
the absence of language of their own to do the
subject Justice, will take quiet satisfaction in
doing their cnssin' by so admirable and truth.
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% DoS'r DO Ir.-Bownan does not wish any one to
speak derogatory (daguerreotory y )of him. He is
determined in his mind about sustaining his char
acter, and will stand ready to fight "due bilr'
with any one who pretends to make better pictutes
than he does He has issued his proclamation on
the subject, and gives warning that he will run for
President in 1899. or thereabouts. Look out for
tricks and election 'phroads" and all "sitch"
Vote the straight ticket, vote for Bowman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-20

Have we a prophet amongst us? Or is the grea,
Judgment day upon us.
To the people of Ottawa and La Sale County
acknowledge having the smallest stock OF
boots and shoes in La Sale county, but do say it
is the best ever opened here, and as for price,
defy competition any where west The stock is the
most complete in men. women, boys, misses and
chldren's line. Call and see before buying else.
where, and save twenty-five per cent. on the dollar
S. p. SrRAwssER.
Philadelphia Boot and Shoe Store
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Now OR NEvER.-They say that there Is nothing
like taking time by the forelock, nothing better
than hatmemorable stitch in time which, however,
didn't refer to the chap who had "stitches" In his
back What we would mention IS. the necessity of
examining those pretty goods at John Stout's, be-
fore they are all gone. Now is your time-now or
never fyou want something pretty and good
go to John Souts for his stock is still large and
complete, and cheaper than the cheapest.
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CONC OrT.--That mammoth stock OF clothing at
MONEYS is going off rapidly. He is cleaning out
his shelves, he says yet though he sells very fast
and fills large orders. there is still on hand com.
ple'e assortment of everything in the clothing
line, every grade and quality, and he sells for
cash and at remarkably low figures. He is de-
termined to Gloss out, and will sell, and he puts
his prices down, he is bound to sell. Any one
wanting goods ia his line should call snd see him
at once,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-20

DAScING.-Rev. Mr.. Holmes recently preached .
sermon in this city on the subject of dancing. If
his object was to get up lively sensation, he was
successful. have heard but little else talked
of SINCE except the murder case and that scarcely
created more interest. If the Reverend gentle.
man, however, aimed by that sermon to bring
dancing into disrepute, we apprehend he made a
bad failure of it. 'BsI ..t
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Agents.

AtEr. VAuGHEr, ESQ., authorized agent a: Seneca,
H. to receive pay for old subscriptions the Free
Trader and contract for job printing &c All orders
through him receive prompt attention
j. MONTGOMERY, Esq, our authorized Agcntat Leland,
In this county receipt for subscriptions to the Free Ira
der, advertising, &c.
" C. DoyAenHo, Esq, and G. CusNNs are our autho-
rzed agents receipt subscriptions to the FRKE IRA
advertisements &C.. st the Streator
this county.
j. ". BROWNE ESQ.,, authorized agent at Earlve.
In this county TO receipt for subscriptions 10 and advertise
ment In the Free Trader.
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WELCoME! WELCOME The day at last has come
round when dry goods can be purchased at tho low
prices Of former tines lEl.. EflhD
stab,., Now, we sell goods so low, ...r
That no one would know 'u -aI
But he lived in the times
OFT years ago. tfa h.
s-.r....... LYNCH, BEATTY 4 O'KASE.
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Child Bro. not only have the largest and best
stock Of boots and shoes in La Sale county, but
receive new goods every week direct from their
wholesale house and manutactory in Boston, there.
by avoid all second profits, and OF course can sell
that much less They do not buy slop shop work
in Chicago and pay two or three profits on it.
Neither do they ask people two prices for goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-20

Great Reduction in the prices of Dress Goods.
Dress goods worth 40 cents, marked down to IS
cents. Dress goods worth so cents, marked down
to IS cents French Merinos, worth 81 to $l.25,
now only IS cents. Empress cloths worth 81, now
only Is cts These goods have just been received,
bought since the decline, and are perfect bargains
SCorT, Hourz 4 Co.
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Cotton Batting, Logan brand, each roll weighs
one pound at Norkans.
DECIDED SUCCESS seems to attend our friend
Ed. Armstrong in bis enterprise of opening d
Meat Market on the corner of Main and Column
bus streets. Ed. not only kills none but No /
beef and mutton, but understands the art of 80
dressing it as to make it toothsome and inviting
Always engage your Sunday roast day or two
before hand with Ed.
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ToBBAco.-Smith e. Rising are in the market
with splendid stock Of smoking and chewing
tobacco, cigars Of the very best brands, and
pipes of every variety. They are agents for the
celebrated Honey Bee" and Golden Flake
both Virginia tobacco. pure and sweet; the best
smoking tobacco in the business
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Ottawa Post OMcc,
LOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:
Tenn perauce Orders.

o. O. r., OTTAWA LoDGg No. ilj Meets every Friday
evening 10 their hail, Cheeycr's New Block T. smith W
Il. ). Goo. W. Lamb v. c. 7
alF H. LIVE DAk FEAr.s No. subordnatel: Meets
cry Tuesday evening their hall Cheeyers Block
{; {. Morse, ". G. I. John Dckerman. W. Il.
MunehAha Social Temple No. g. in the New Hall In
Cheeyers Biock every Thursday evening. Miss Ella Grow
. T. = Geo " Hunter, D. p. r; Mrs. Thos. Ready, RI
A. I Wood, b. L..
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SrARrLrSG.-A. Johnson. our late president, has
gone into retirement in Tennessee. 1t is said he
takes his defeat for senatorshp pretty sorely but
this has nothing to do with business especially
that Of selling boots and shoes cheaper than ever,
thing which Joe Megaflin says he is bound to do.
Go right along and see his' new goods. {y%ht
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Ten lines OF Agate make one soua,e


Advertisements not under b. plainly mark
ed the length OF time desired they will be continued and
charged for until ordered ont
Business and professional mot exceeding fye ne
Inserted at ve dollars annum lines NIFTY cents
per line extra.
Transient advertising in all 10 be paid strictly In
advance.
tB Yearly advertisers diScontnuing their advertise.
ments before the exprao the contract will be charged
the full rates above. Ezra charge will also be made for
dissolution and other connected with their regu
lar business.
Local notices. fifteen per line
sB- In no case will these terms be departed from
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Rev. r. FRAME, of Morris, will preach in the
and Madison streets, on next Sabbath morning,
at 10 1.2 o'clock A. NJ, and afternoon at o'clock
Seats free
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"Nor GurLrr."-Athough the popular verdict
was mot guilty in the late murder trial, Burke
&Heenan still continues to sell those choice and
handsome goods TO every one and in large quaint.
ties. They have as good stock any one could
wish to select from, and their prices are always
uniform and low
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JORRrNG DEpAPrMENr

Our facilities for dong all kinds of job Work in the va
rous styles OF the art surpassed in this section and
we respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in this
line to give us call BY the Judicous and liberal use Of
printers !nk many mans fortune ha. been made and ,he
field Is sim open. Try Il.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO-
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'rAlxus rg..,1 : ksly : 6yss.sss, III.
new Eursksisss. are setting out some very nice
dinners. A COED many men went there for thei,
Thanksstvins dinnsfs. wheh they TALK ts,ksy,
they msaa,it. .~VAhg nrf nr
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G., A.. r.,

HEAD QUARTERS G.. A. r., ottawa Ills, April Ess-Gen-
ers Oriers No lOThe Encampment VIII hereafter
bic Monday evening each week instead of Wednesday
syening AS heretofore BY order Of Post Commander.
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LovslY.-fhs weather during The psst week has
been peculiarly "sough. but that fact did not pro.
vsnt . large number OF ladies snA gssslsmen from
visiting the new Dollar Store, on Madison street.
They have Q most beautiful stock and sell every.
thing wonderfully cheap MONT
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No slirl--no moOni !
NO mOrli-no nOon-- =
- No dswil-no dask--no proper time OF day;
. t.. NO sky-no earthly view
NO distance looking blue f'
NO rOal-no street.-the 'tother side the w,ay
No end 10 any row
80 indication where the crescenis go =
No top TO any steepe- "a
No recognition of familiar people -
No cOnrtesles for showing EN-
No knowing en- 4!
No travelling az al-no locomoton; FL
No inkiDg Of the way--no notion ~
No 20" BY land ocean,
No nIail-no post
No news from any foreign coast
No park, no ring, afternoon grnt,li,y-
No company-no nobility
No warmth, no chcerfndess. no hcalthfrl ease,
No comfortable feel in any member
No shade, no shine no butterflies, no bees.
No plants, no flowers, no leaves no birds 3
\Oyarutsr'
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sMsosic.-The ANIMAL election Of officers of
Shabbona Chapter Nos K. A. u. win take place
ON Wednesday evening, Dec. l, 1862 All COM
panions are cordially invited to be present. ...i.,
H. F. CLARK, H. p.
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i. o. q. II.

OTTAWA LoDGR No. Il Meets every Thursday evening
Lesslg Lodge No Sf tGcrnau Lo3cel meets We'd.
nesoay evening as their Lod-cl.1om in Cook Gloyer's
block.
Daughters OF Eepeeca Meet on the mrs, Tuesday eve-
ming OF each month.
OTTAWA EycANPnEyr No. 80: Meets on the second and
ourth Fucsday evening
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The Executive Committee of the La Sale County
Agricultural Society will meet to-day at O'Clock,
at the office Of Ed. c. Lewis.
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MAT ERIA MEOICA,

no more acknowledged powerful effective medi.
cmes an hose the vegetable kingdom Ar the same tiueit
IL c' oeyops dispute that saeh medicines in the h,.
man system no bad effects Therefore, should be mans
eudy 70 avoid al medicines that any contain the least
pert OK any OF the many nercur and arsencai Preparations
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OK HASD-Thoss splendid Kentucky bourbons.
choice old rye, peach and other whskies, and pure
wines always for sale ia quantities TO suit pureha-
sers, at Nelson Cards. s3Helsd edl s0a,rss
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Meets hrst Ihurday IN each MONTH in Dr. j. Paus build
Ing Donations BIRDS insects and petrfactons solicited
J. Paul. President. W. ". Cakins. Secretary
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j, The useful, beautiful, ornamental and gay, al
combined, at the dollar store, near the bank mort
side Of Court House square.
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Mr.. Bruce Informs us he expects ID complete the
masonry-the substructure of the bridge at Peru,
this week t.r -,
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NRw SrocK OF SnAwLs.--l am also happy to inferm
my customers that have received smother supply
OF the Royal Standard Alpacas. These are the
cheapest and best goods in market. II. II. HULL.
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New WAGoNs-Twenty new wagons for SALE
Inquire of John Stout, at his store on the east
side of the Court House
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:, Bum, on the east side of the Court House, i.
surprising the natives with cheap clothing. &c
for him.
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Blown DowS.--That elegant sign in front Of
Piergue's was blown down in the recent storm and
smashed into "smishsrsens," but Piergue's honss
is still on firm foundation, sad the oysters fresh,
plump and good. nt.,s
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EDWARD WILDER'S
STOMACH BITrERS

Is purely vegetable. 1t acts the SICK enfcbed ike
charm giving them renewed vgor and strength. The old and
the young also ladies confined the house. ought to use Il
freely there IA nothing that gives appetite at oncs
bringing tae tone Of the stomach thereby giving health and
yigor to the system.
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"A penny saved is u penny earned" go to the
new Dollar Store. opposite the Court House, north
side for goods. M t.gti.H.. U
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Remember the new Dollar Store, that is the
place for pretty goods. Every article good and
sold at only dollar .t- tsat .vaiin
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OTTAWA. ILL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER CO. 1869

STARTLING RUMoR Tho rumor few like
wild Are" through town the other day. that the
enormous rush for Goods on Reddick g. Gillen
had whitfield down their stock 50 low that in a
week or two more at such rate they must be
cleaned out. Ladies who had fixed their hearts
on certain dresses only to hs obtained rat that
store began to despair But their alarm was
quietsd by the arrival since Tuesday of rail-
way train load, more or less, of new goods So
it only renaias to Gimp roye" the moral: Never
fret, but you can always rely on getting what.
ever you want in the dry goods line at Reddick
& Gillen'A --..-.-..-
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good fine French calf sewedl Polish boot, jus,
the thing for misses to wear to school, at Child
h Brothers.
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market, are now being made at Stones harness
shop.
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They sell choice perfumery at the new dollar
store. Everything in this establishment is worth
its price, and many articles much more. Go ct
once and make selections
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to sell the best oysters, and the cheapest oysters
and all that, but you will get none better for
the same" smount Of money any where than at
Henry Wslthera Besides, you know, Henry
can beat the world in preparing them, if you
want fry or stew, or scollop, and then he has
suoh delicious fruits, cake, candies and all those
other nice things that 20 SO pleasantly with
them
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We notice that the Illinois Starch Co. have their
corn buyer on the street again.
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Shaws, the Alexander, high colored, to be had at
Morgan's, Nattiuger's corner. "'
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a Aubossed heavy felt skirts ~ hosgsn's, Nat.
fingers corner. ,-,...,.,.s,.
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WHERE TO Go BUM. the suctipneer is selling
clothing for almost nothing.
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Received this week at .HulPs-a new stock Of
prints, bleached and brown muiin. 7" FA'
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LOCAL MATTERS
CITY DIRECTORY.


Commencing October nth and IN III further notice
trains pas here a. follows:
GOING EAST. GOING
Night Express 25 NJ Night Express 80, l,s
Accommodation. 6:i2 Day Express (daiy) lis N
Day Express daily .lA5i N Accom- modaion s:l0 N
o'taNa, ocI' 10, lsof. +. IAVESER Agent
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Leave orders for Marselles Mills wrapping paper
at the FREE TRADER office, with ]. G. Armstrong.
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Over $a,00O,0aO have been paid to widows and
orphans by the Charter Oak Life Insurance Go.
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The new dollar store has produced great revo.
luton in the prices of goods. fu..i .g..... ......
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Thomas and Jeremiah still make their head.
quarters OF Piergue's. -
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Black beaver eloaking, very heavy, at,Morgan's,
Nattinger's corner.
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All kinds ofrubber goods and warm lined shoes
at Child & Bros. so ssg a.ae.-T "a
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Blankets, white and colored, home made, at
Morgan's, Nattngers corner. Ut
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GRIDLEY, BRISTOL u PERKINs have now q
full, complete and we'll assorted stock Of dry
goods, carpets. groceries and oustom.msds boots
and shoes. Farmers and others buying goods in
this market, win find IL 70 their advantage hy
calling and examining their stock before purchss-
ing slsswhsre. -a.s .url., .Tesn n,C
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Great Bargains in Shswas st Scott. Hout. / Cos
Good blanket shawls from q to Is. - u ,m.3
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EDWARD WILDER'S
Sarsapari|Ia & Potash

combination such the world has zeyer before seen
Known All sorts OF old chronic affections and scrofulous
diseases disappear by its use as by magic and the OF
these obnoxious diseases is rapid, certain AM, complete.
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EDWARD WILDER'S
FAMILY PILLS

Are not intended grping powerful prgatiyc but
mild and searching and bringing forth
from system that makes NJ health and leaving 1t cleans
ed and strong.