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Splendid Piano to rent at Ford's.

The resolutions adopted by the Farmers Clut
of the town OF Mission on the evening of the
9Th inst, as published in the Republican, came
from the Secretary. How happens it that the
FREE TRADER has an additional resolution on
the removal of the hitching posts? Was it in.
Intentionally omitted when sending to the Re-
J',blcdH or did it first the light in Ottawa
Otta,cG RpuJ!icaa.
Probably, as the Repablicdn IS an apolgSt for
the htching post outrage, the farmers of Mis-
sion dared not trust it to publish their emphatic
resolution on the subject. The rcsolutiCa Ger.
tainly did not first see the light in Ottawa, aud
was handed to us by very substantian farmer
of the town OF Mission. who was present when il
was adoptcd
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Parlor Grand Organs at Ford's, III Main st.

VINO WAS SHE?-On Sunday morning last 4
young woman called at the office OF DR.. Brecse,
insths city, desiring to be treated for wound
in the groin, accdently received She said, in get
ting out of a wagon. The Doctor examined the
wound and found it SO serious as to be necessarily
fatal; also that the wound had been inflicted by
sharp instrument and not by any possibility in
the manner stated by the woman He gave the
wound such treatment as ii was capable Of, and
turned the patient over to Supervisor Lynch, by
whom she was sent 10 the county house. She
gave her name as Eliza f. Wilson, and said her
home was at Decatur, III. She has since died.
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ALMOST FIHE.-The big dry goods establish
mcnt OF Scott, Houtz Il Co.. as well as tn" list
telling how many more buildings, narrowly cs-
capped decided warming up on Saturday eve
ming In lighting the gas in one OF the fine show
windows on Main street fire was accidentally
communicated to some mosquito netting, which
"went of" like powder, communicating to other
goods in the window The fire was subdued by
instantly pitching the contents Of the window
into the street.
.ANornER'-A boy crossing the bridge near
the Glass Factory ON Wednesday, noticed that Il
spot on the root was on fire, and gave the alarm.
By the instant adoption Of effective measures the
fire was suhdued. With ten minutes Roadway,
there would have been fearful confagration.
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Il. B, Lent, hitherto famous the world over
as proprietor of the best circus in it, comes
this season to the very front of the tented field
with combination of gigantic shows call
ing into rcquisition six immense canvasses,
five hundred men and horses, and double
special railroad trains This new and colos.
sal candidate for popular favor has cost Mr.
Lent the enormous sum of a million of dol
lars, and includes more rare wild beasts and
living human and animal curiOsitics than
have ever before been presented in one eXhi-
bition, besides the celebrated permanent cir
Gus organization, with whose superior mer,t
all are familiar Mr.. Lent is thoroughly and
invariably legitimate, with nothing of the
charlatan about him, and what he promises
the public has the best assurance for belev-
ing he will perform. UneXampled and de
served prosperity, during a long series of
years, afford him the ampest means for or.
ganizing an exhibition without equal here,
such an one may be expected from him and
on Wednesday, July ID
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Teachers Institute.

4 County Teachers institute and Normal Drill
will be held in the High School building at Otta.
wa, commencing on Monday, July 2sth, and con.
tnuing three weeks.
Experienced instructors from abroad will be
present to assist the teachers Of La Sale county
in conducting the drill.
The time viii be chiefly occupied in class
work suited TO the daily needs of the school
room.
\ cordial invitation is extended to the teach
ers and friends Of common schools in the county
L. WILLIAMS,
Comfy Supt of SclOOls
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pain in his stomach on getting up the other
morning, Che always does about that time,)
stepped into the nearest dispensary of fluids and
took nip of brandy. Depositing dime on the
counter he was about TO leave, when the light
ming dispenser mildly insinuated: Il can't af-
ford that at less than Is cents, it is just opened
and have not indtc,T it yet" The gentleman
is still Illuminating on what the inducing process
can mean, and what possible connection il can
have With the price Of the article.
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SETTLE CP.-NIessrs, Gridley & Perkins, on
looking over their accounts, find many unpaid
notes and bills and are very DESTROYS of squaring
up everything IN business like manner. Those
who owe anything to either OF the members of
the late firm are earnestly requested to call nj
once and do "the fair thing" Mr. Gridley will
be at the Gas Works, west of the sidecut, and
Mr.. Perkins at Cushman's Foundry and Machine
Shops, and settlement with either of these gen
tlemen will be binding"
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PERsoNAL-JeF Carson, formerly lumber
merchant in Ottawa, at present timber slash
err at Grand Rapids, Mich, was IN town the
earlier days Of the week, greeting his many old
friends, and looking as rotund and Jolly as a
horse jockey or a bishop. Beer and bologna over
in Michigan are wholesome and nutritious.
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The agents OF the C., r. !. d P. and e., b. ~ q
r. X. Companies, at this place, have received in
structions from the General Freight Agents OF
their respective roads to carry out the proyis.
ions of the new law respecting shipments. All
special rates will be cancelled on the Goth inst,
among shippers.
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The Germans Of Ottawa, 10 the number of two
or thr"" hundred, with additions from Peru, L.
sale, Joliet and Morris, had a grand picnic
ON sunday last az Peckham's Grove in Utica.
The party from Ottawa went down in canal
boat, taking q band with them. While our carly
training does not permit rs 10 approve sunday
-"creatiou- Of this sort, il must nc said 90 the
credit OF tine party on sunday that they con-
Quoted their amu-cmou'- in q decent, orderly
ard Huutia.'i1rabIa wly.
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PoTATo BUGs--Ths nuisance is rs destructive
this season as ever. M John Carey OF Jackson,
Mich, says the bugs can be easily ertcrminatcd
by sprinkling the vines with strong dccoction
obtained by boiling the root OF the common
mandrake II kills both bugs and knits and in
no way affects the zines The mandrake is found
in abundance anywhere in the woods around or
taWn
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Don't bay an organ from Il poddlcr.

Basket picnic by the citizens OF Farm Ridge
and Deer Park, 1t Pratts Grove, near the Farm
Ridge Seminary, on the 9Th. \ refrcshment
stand in charge OF the ladies and for the benefit
Of the Deer Park Baptist Church will dispense
provisions and wholesome (but not intoxicating
drinks to such as cannot conveniently bring
their snnnlirs in "basketN
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HOME MATTERS.

4 TIE GRA&GRs.--It yiil be borne in Mind that
an important meeting OF the Farmers Oranges
Of this county takes place at the Court House
in Ottawa at :! o'clock to-day.
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Il is no violation Of the rule which obtains
among all publishers, no, to disclose the name
of a correspondent without his consent, 10 say
that our friend Rcsurgam" in last weeks FREE
TRADER, was mistaken in the object he was try
ing to hit "IncoG" remains incog" still-!Sta'
Lo,,;u;S ,t.uITT.
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In ne town OF Serena, onJnne 18Th 1873 Mrs MELyINA
BRADSHAW, formerly OF Freedom. aged 90 years and
u days, leaving ahusband-Gecrge W. Bradshsw-snd i've
young children surviving her.
The deceased was the victim OF that fell disease cOHsump
ton. During her long Illness she bore her affection with
great patience and christian resignation She
pary member of the NJ. F. Church and her many christian
graces and her devotion and zeal the OF her Master
sRone consplcuously forth She peced and beloved
by the whole community. and her funeral attended by
very large Of tue people whom had
resided The afflicted husband and family who have
the deep and heartfelt sympathy OF their friends
and neighhors
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odd Probs.n has arrived in Ottawa. Every
morning programme Of the weather for the
day may be seen posted up ut the post office.
People intending to 90 fishing or hunting, or
farmers about 10 cut their hay grain, will find
it profitable TO see what sort Of weathe- 0. p has
picked out for The day.
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The Father Matthew Total Abstinence Society
of Ottawa will join the Father Matthew Societies
of strcator, Wenona, Lostaut and Allen township
in 4th Of July celebration in a grove near
Streator. Addresses will be delivered by Mr.. +.
Lynch, Of Lincoln, and Hon VIM. Reddick,
Father Heating and II. K. Boyle, OF Ottawa A
rood time NAV b. nNncntll
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Kiss Huliti, tie youns lady recently admit
.-ito'Le bar orti.., state i e grand child ofthe
ia:e DR. Guy Hu.it,. Of Peru, and the la,, Of
he- race. sic IS g resident of Rockford. and
during Tie pss, TWO years lass iCct1red n
.se-ent places irn7g,hcru Illinois, creating,
IS VIII be Ae- >'yla. voice. E..:'e- md man
r.-.a, by her pleasing looks and bearing. g.
-l.v favorable impression. ii. enters upon
..- profession E.i-- % e".arwi-a-.sn % sue
..a. and chose who know i.- 5.s. ..y -Le
. -.- &c ..-..I .rt,-.
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Wm. II. King, manager Of a frstclass theairi-
cal troupe is in town arranging for theatrical
entertainment at the Opera House on the after
noon and evening Of the 4th
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CIRCUIT CouKr-WEsr END LIsr.The west
end list Ia the trial docket Of the Circuit Court
will be vailed on Monday, the It'll day of July
next. &. II. Hook, Clerk.
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An EXAMINATION FoK STATE CERTIFICATES
An examination Of teachers desiring state cer--
tificates will be held in the High School building
at Springfield on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
LIST and I'd days of July next. Full information
upon all essential matters pertaining to the eX-
animation will be sent 10 any teacher desiring il
upon application to the state Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
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Shaw, the Streator miner mentioned in our
last AS having been adudged insane and detained
in the county Jail, was on Tuesday taken to the
Insane Asylum at Elgin
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Children from the New York Juvenile Asylum,
for whom homes are desired, at the Clifton Ho-
tel to-day.
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Sheet music-al the new and popular pieces
at the Academy of Music, on La Sale street
nearly opposite the Opera House
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Six cars were ditched near Covel Creek ON the
road from Ottawa to Strcator last Saturday eve
ming, causing delay Of trains for two OF three
hours Nobody to blame Nobody hurt
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SETTLE Ur.-Al persons owing Dimmick N
Brother can have receipt in fun by applying,
&c, at old stand DIMMICK Il BROTHER.
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MOTTO I-.-f.-,IEo or g. p EDR WILSON. DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given, hat tie undersigned, admins
traitor OF The estate % George wilson, s- Of tie county
Of la sale and state oi Illinois, deceased, viii GpUgaT before
the county Court 81 said comfy tie ID Monday trag
lie 18Th day OF August ,, Et the Court House In Ottawa
u aid county, when ana V"e an r-r.ors having claims
or demands against sI. stale u0trei 70 attend ara
resent ne same .1 VIZ - .- 80. ss-.1eat.
Dated -a.s ION cay l' --rt E. 2; 90.
ROBERT " iuE
.---,v A.a..r .,--'0r.
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The best way TO beat the potato bug is not to
nlant pOtatOcs
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mold transformation at Catlin, Aug. 90.

hold I; mass.cOnvcntion at Catlln, Aug 90.
The following resolution was adopted
WHEREAS, The present General Assembly
ot the State of Illinois, at its recent session,
passed law regulating the charges for the
-arrying of passengers and ireights or The
various railroads of this State, which law will
go into effect on the LIST of July next; there
fore,
Resolred, That Committee of five be APP
pointed, and that they Ike and are hereby IN
sIructed TO cause suits to be instituted against
all railroad companies doing business in this
"ounty, who may violate the provisions OF
said law, and that said suits be instituted for
ne first violation, ia order that trials may be
Tad AT the August term of the Circuit Court
4 committee of five, composed OF w. Nj.
Ray, J. +. Bennett II. Martin, +. B,Jcnkins,
and J. II. Oakwoad, was appointed TO carry
he provisions of the above resolution into
effect
WHAT THESE ORANGES MEAN,--The Kan.
sas Tribune says: MIR. Geo. kimball of this
city, has been SIGH and unable to do his farm.
work this spring. Seventeen OF the Burr Oak
Changers rugged their teams and broke up
twenty seven acres of ground and left it ready
for planting. There is something practical
IN that kisl of grange work, and it has Il
smack of brotherly kindness in it that would
make mostany halt.decent man be a Granger
Mr.. LamoN, an artist of this city, got word Of
what was going on, took his instruments,
went to the spot and succeeded in getting an
excellent photograph of the practical demon
stration of the Changers.
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To those iu search Of q trunk We ,ay. do not
DE wasting your time, hut 20 to the mammoth
trunk rooms OF ". Suefel Il e., WHORE YOU viii
lind Il wholc--i- stock To- select from. square
dealing White Corner
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Now is the sound Of exploding soda fountains
heard throughout the land. Mendoza had the
last report.
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! fan assortment ". cloths and r.--im.rs, iu-'
in. Can and examine our goods and leave your
orders 90 +. Cl-i. mans, - Madison.
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RarrteD.
Dten.

on the lIth inst. ny Arthur lockwood. Fsq. Mr. Gee
BOltLANDLE 20 Miss ANNA BIER. both OF ms CITY.
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Mr.. Bernhard, county recorder, has done him
self and the county credid by having his
office newly paPercd and painted, and generally
cleaned up and renovated.
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wnhen', Anti-Pcriodic, or Fever and Agu

WiIh1fts Snti-Pcriudic. or Fever and Ague
Tonic.
TEE GREAT REMEDY, TBE REAL GESNIsE SPEClFlC at
last discovered snc oered 10 every child
suffering from Chs and Fever. Dumb Chils, Bilious Fe
Enlarged Spleen Periodic Neuralgia, ard sen Pains
and that horrible ualady, Co'q.to Chfs. II specific
for eacH and all Of these complaints and may be safely a.
mniseret AZ any tim" any age II contains no pol
son arsenic or mercurydoes not require rubbing drb
bnC and pla.terng with unsigy. iodine to
duce Enlarged Spleen, morcgry Internally eGec;
cure.
Whoits Tonic cures permanently and destroys The peri
odiclty OF Calls and IalAE.ogs FeyeIs. IguG-lu
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u.F- r.H. e.. sop 0-rs.-. >-oa .- F.-E'..
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Mems calf pes-cd ana ,"wcd boots at Child
Bro. ~ Phipps
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The National City Bank has been brushing up
very decidedly. The banking office has been en-
largcd, the counters overloaded and largely re-
ncwcd ard beautiiicd, and the walls and ceiling
have been magnfccn1y painted and tr"scoed.
Those city bank chaps are tasty fellows cen
to delight in gorgeous surroundings. Il. ,aint-
ing and frescoing, It Is almost needless 70 say,
was done by NJ. Steger, IN artist Of whom Gtta-
wa is instly proud
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NOunty SUBJ. 81 Sch0Ols.
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GRIDLEY IL PERKINS.
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cATARRE REMEDY.
Catarrh ut Is Years Stan
ding,

With droppings in throat almos TO Chok-
ing, Headache, Pains in Lhoulders, Back
and kidneys, and entire Breaking Gown
of the System, cured by Constitutional
Catarah Remedy
To Messrs. IITTLEFIELD & HAYES. ProprietOrs
OF Constitutional Catarrh Remedy, Manchester
n. H.:
| reside at Manchester, n. H, and previously re-
sided al Henniker, and am q native of Wears, this
State ! have had Catarrh 25 years, ever since
was 10 years old had it bad all the time 1t run
all that period, and nights il would fill up and drop
down in my throat causing feeling OF choking,
so that / would spring up in bed to myself
from strangulation. II affected my head so that
felt confused, and was troubled with severe head
ache at intervals for a week at time. | also had
pains In the shoulders, back and kidneys, from
which l suffered immensely So bad were they,
that year ago last summer was obliged TO lie in
bed most of the time for three months. have
tried all kinds of snuff and Catarrh remedies with
no particular benefit and consulted physicians. I
began to take the Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
last August. began to grow-b better before finish
ing the first bottle. Ny cattarrh is cured; my
health is restored have no pains aches or cough.
My whole system is made over new. know il is
this medicine that has rescued me from intense
suffering and almost the grave. / am now able to
do the hardes work and bear the greatest exposure
and feel that cannot say too much in favor of the
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.
MRS. T. J. FLANDERS.
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There was fire in Chicago the other
day, which swept over an area equal to
three or four blocks, destroyed large
amount of property, and left several hun
dreds of people without homes or shelter
The sufferers are poor, the amount of in
surance is small, and the hardships which
will be inflicted by the calamity will be
very grievous. This fire had its origin in
cinder from the locomotive of a railroad
train, which fell into car loaded with hay.
1t must, therefore, be added to the long
list Of conhagrations that are attributable
to the parsimony of railroads in refusing
to adopt the necessary appliances to pre-
vent their locomotives from scattering fire.
brands along their route like insensate in
cendiaries. There are plenty of such de
vices at the command of the railroads, and
there is no other reason why they do not
use them than the niggardly spirit which
charaeterizes their management If the
company which is responsible for the re-
cent Chicago fire were made to pay for
the entire loss, this and other companies
might be driven to the performance of an
obvious duty.
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COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MESSRS. j. Il c. MAGUIRE, st Louis, No. Gen
temen:-The undersigned, having known you for
many years as reliable chemists and Pharmachuists
and observing the effective action of your remedies
for Whatever recommended, wish 10 bear voluntary
evidence to the efficacy of yon rs and. in our opin-
ION, best preparation, 'MAGU LRE'S CUNDIRA
GO BITlEkS. Ii is all that you claim for il as an
Alternative purgative depurator and dfuretic acting
specially upon the liver blood, kidneys and bowels.
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor, who adds Il have
found this the most pleasant and effective medicine
have ever used
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commissioner,
who adds: Il endorse the Mayors opinion .
THOS. RICHESON, .H.LEFLINN.
Pres White Lead Il Oil ofLelin a. Rand Powder
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D. N. HOUSE,, GAS. D. CONFER.
Prop. st. Lonis Globe. Ch'mn Dem. Cen. Com.
W. K, WAGNER, P. q. FURGBS0N,
Clerk Probate Conrt. jerks" of Mo. Dem.
BRITAIN A. HILL, HENRY I. MUDD,
Attorney AT Law. Late City & County Ass's
= BLOOD, FRANK VALE,
Late Priest B'tmns. Savings elk Court Criminal
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NORMAN J. CoLMAN H. NJ CHAMBERS,
Pub. hura} Home. Pres. But 4 prov Bank.
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Late City Collector. res. Y. NJ c. A
THOS WALSH E A. SHkYOCK
Architect. of Shryeck Co.
NJ T. ANDREWS, W.T.. GAY,
ofMoody Michael & Co ofGay Hannenkamp& Co
THERON BARNUM. JAMES ARCHER,
Of BaFnum'e Hotel Denver, Col.
And many others too numerous TO mention.
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Ny journal abounds with similar letters, all Of
which guarantee to be genuine and written by
the persons whose name they bear.
Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don't
he drawn away after new and doubtful exper
ments. Don't risk your health by letting noyiccs
experiment upon YOU with their trash.
Ny Sarsaparilla has stood the test of twenty FIVE
years il is still the Sarssparilla of the day and Of
the age, towering all Others in popularity and
its curative qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying to palm of OF
you other extracts ef Sarsaparilla so-called. Re
member it is DR.. John Balls Sarsaparila, of Louis
vile. Ky, that is the old and reliable remedy fo
impurities of the blood and scrofulous affections
Always bear that in mind.
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Loz1sy1IIE. Ky. Oct. s. 1869.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. s, 1868.
Dr.. JoBN Bull Dear Sir: Many thanks to you
for the medicine youlhave so kindly given me.
have been great suhtrer for years, and had the
advice of various PHYSICIANS. Some pronounced
my spine, some my lungs, and some my heart,
TO be the seat d my disease. l have
been burnt, blistered and cupped until | had
become disheartened. Several very eminent ph ysi-
clans who examined my spine Informed me that
threatened with paralysis or aPoplexy any
day, and that nothing bat seton would relieve me.
had perfect horror Of that. and was hesitating
about having one inserted, when you kindly Sent
me your Sarsaparilla which Immediately begun to
take three times day. had suffered terribly with
most acute pain in the right side of my head. es
pecially when would read or write for any length
of time, and on raising TO my feet would be per
fectly blind for several minutes and would have to
hold to something 10 prevent falling.
am most happy 10 inform you that the pain in
my head is entirely relieved; suffer but seldom
with my spine and then not SO acutely. Ny appe
tite is good indeed for the first time in my life
enjoy my dinner more than any other meal during
the day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again last night
and began again this morning and hope to b'
entirely relieved. Please accept my hearted
thanks and best wishes
Very truly your most greatful friend,
Mrs. B. c. RIVERS.