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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17
Centaur
LininlentS.

soothing and healing Centaur Lnimenis that we can conn
rom es bone or muscle dersnscmens n n ors nTs
tend that they VIII mend a broken leg or TX tie rn l.
the Inflammation and stop the ain Nor can
whisky. Temperance Is as necessary to a propsr
physical a mental Condition p''p''
The white Ccntaur Linime n I is par
Lumbsgo, Neuralgia Erysipra.. Itch, SPIRAL n - Chill
Ssns cuts Brn.e ms s'IFs w xGsO1s S%sad ssIaes
Burns. Frosted Feet, Pa lSy, Easche Ulcers Old
Dps.Gs etc The most Of thee compsnts the tentan
Linimen wi all of them It will benefit. 1t will
cure burns and scnIds with-ut a scar. The fol
lowing is but sample OF thousand similar testimonials
ANTIOCH ILL., Dec /, 1874.
Rheumatism. Sue has tlied many physicians and many
Nv. II. RING. Postmaster"
Its an ndspuable tact that Centaur Linmens
6y any preparation In evsteuce-nke Chronic Rheumatism
OF thirty years standing strengthening I'm
soreness from burns, &c
One ooar. or even my cents invested In Centaur Ln.
occurs and ' viii do mare good than any amount Of
money pad Tor me teal attendance When physicians are
charge several prices for it
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
adapted the tough kin muscles and flesh Of the animal
creation It's effects upon severe cases OF SPAWN Sweeny
marvellous
Messrs. J. Mcclure Goa Druggists cor Elm and Front
streets, Cincinnati, o., say:
I'm our neixhborhood number of tesmsters are using
The Lamen They M @ bS aST 10 a hy
bottles per month owners OF horses and mules"
We have volumes OF testimonials describing cures OF
Sprans Kicks Calls, Poll Evil Big Head. and even Foun.
dcrs which little less than marves. No owner OF al
animal afford be without hottie OF Centaur Lni-
ment which any Gay may prove worth twenty times us
cost.
Sold everywhere. but prepared Only at the
Laboratory Of }. B. Rose Il Co.,
Is DEFY ST.. NEW YORK.
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment
CaSt0ria.

Cross. scky babies and children may enjoy health anc
IN - hers have rest. II they will use Castoria
Worms. fcvcrishness, teethng, wind collie. sour
stomach and undgested food make children Cross anc
produces sickness.
Castoria will Hssim'lste the food eNpel worms,
and corrrc. all these things For twenty years Dr. Pitcher
experimental in his private practice TO produce effective
Cahartc and stomach regulator which weuld be rs effect
I've as Castor OH. without its unpleasant tasle OF
Iecoil
The OF his experiment extended Physicians
and rapidly adopted his remedy to which he gave
the name of CastOrla.
Castoria is as pl en- sant to TAX g AZ Oncy,
regulates the and bowels and does not grippe
adapted TO ali ages. contains no alcohol, and Is absO-
lutely harmless TO the most tender infant.
Try Castsra once, and you will never be with
out It.
Prepared at the Laboratory of j. B. Rose Co.. &c Dey
Street, New York. apr2s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17

Ellen Harrison vs. VIM Corners. Foreclosure
Decree.
Sherman B McQuoun VS. W Richey. Hear
ing and decree.
Catherine Brakeman ct at VS. w Hank. Die
missed by complainant.
Adeline Jones VS. VIM Jackson. Dismissed.
Ann Armour VS. Cushman ct al. Report OF sale
approved
Jacob Boulder ct ri VS. Sheridan Manuiactur
ing Co. Decree for 1891 81.
A Volght VS. Augusta Weight. Decree for ID
yorce.
Chancery No. 80 on trial ut adjournment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17

To WASH CoLoRED TABLE LINEN, &c
One teaspoonful of sugar Of lead dissolved In
one gallon of water. Soak the article to be
washed thoroughly in the solution, then dry.
The color will be set so that the articles may
be washed in the ordinary manner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17
An English View of Niagara Falls.

Mr.. George +. Uine, of Syracuse, who is com
somewhat singular description of Americas
great waterfall, and communicates it to
friends at home Mr.. Hlne writes:
| was in bookstore the other evening, and
picked up an English Reader, which is
used very extensively IN the schools here for
The study of English; and | was so much
AMUSED over the following description, that
copied II, and thought | would send 1t to
you. The Reader has passed through its
eighth stereotyped edition:
THE CATARACT OF NIAGARA.
This amazing fall of water is made by the
River ST. Laurance In its passage from Lake
Erie into the Lake Ontario. The River ST.
Laurance is one of the largest rivers in the
world and yet the whole of its waters is dis
charged into this place, 10y a fall of $50 feet
perpendicular 1t is not easy to bring the
Imagination TO correspond To the greatness
of the scene. \ river extremely deep and
rapid, and serves to drain the waters almost
of all North America into the Atlantic Ocean,
is here poured precipitately down ledge OF
rocks, that rises like wall, across the whole
Ded of lis stream. The river little above, is
near threequarters of q mile broad; and the
over. Their direction is not straight across,
but following inside like u horseshoe; so
that the cataract, which bends to the shape
of the obstacle, rounding iHwards, presents
a kind of theater, the most tremendous IN ma.
ture. Just in the middle Of this circular wall
of waters, a little island, that has brayed the
fury of the current presents one of It's points,
and divides the stream at top into two parts;
but they unite again before they reach the
bottom. The noise of the tall is heard at the
distance of several leagues; and the fury OF
the waters at the termination of their fall Is
Uncomfortable. The dashing produces mist
that rises to the very clouds, and which forms
most beautiful rainbow, when the sun
shines. 1t will be readily supposed that such
cataract entirely destroys the navigation oil
the stream; and yet some Indians in their
canoes, as it is said, have yentured down II
with safety.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17
The Housekeeper.

No G Of this excellent publication (for june is
behind none Of It's predecessors In the excellence
Of It's contents We have been especially taken
with Daisy Everbrght's Familiar Talk with n
Young Housekeeper about Washing Days and
Sundays or course we cannot undertake to
mention in detail the contents OF "A closely
printed large qulrto pages, but can only say
that they are such az housekeepcrs generally will
find useful and Interesting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17

men visiting the fair, where they can see each
other read the papers, do their writing, &c, &c
The volume before us recounts the various
steps by which the Rowclls were led into the
undertaking and their complete success, num-
Der of the larger and more wealthy newspaper
establishments contributing literally towards
the expense, SO as materially to tighten the pecu
mary burden to the Rowells. Then the building
itself Is described, accompanied by drawing OF
its exterior and INTERIOR and then follows com
plete list OF all the newspapers printer in the
u. s., with statement OF the location, popula
ton and characteristics OF the town IN which
they are published. The list shows that there
are now published in the U. S. and Territories
1888 daily 20 tri-weekly, 12l semi-wcekly, 6,a5
weekly, SO bi.weekly, 105 semi,monthly, TAI
monthly, 10 b.monthly and 81 quarterly publica,
lions, making total Of S, 1919 Of all kinds. The
list also shows that Illinois is the third STATE in
the number of its newspapers, Pennsylvania ex-
ceeding her by but 81 and New York by 23l,
The Rowells certainly deserve the highest praise
for adding SO interesting feature to the exhibit
ton, than which no other can more truthfully
indicate the condition and progress of the gen
eral intelligence of the country.
Centennial Visitors.
The present month bids fair to be tie month
for visiting Philadelphia and seeing the Centen-
NAL Exhibition. Now that the summer railway
schedules have gone into effect, no one should
think of starting for the trip without providing
himself with a railway guide, giving reliable in
formation. So provided, much annoyance, time
and money may be saved. By far the NEST reli
able guides are the official publications, viz: the
OFFICIAL GUIDE price 80 cents and
the pocket edition of the same called OFFICIAL
TINE TABLET (prce 25 ccnts) The latter con.
tans handsome photographic map Of Philadel-
pha, showing the Exhibition grounds and build.
ings. Issued by National Railway Publication
Co., Philadelphia.
Any Of the above publications may be seen at
the bookstore Of Osman ~ IIapeman, where sub.
scriptions are received and single copies for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17
Record OF the Year,


The July number Of this valuable publication
is received, and presents us, as frontispiece, a
fue street portrait OF A. T. Stewart with sketch
Of his remarkable career, death, will and sue.
cesson. Then we have, somewhat in the style
Of the old Penny Magazine, several hundred short
articles, giving useful information on rs many
different subjects, among which the following
are named as samples:
Queen Victoria's New Title
Dr. John Halls April Philosophers (fools).
The True Americana Characteristic Poem.
Washington II Marshal CT France.
Jean lngleow's Fancy.
New H0rse-Car Poetry, for April.
Dom Pedro's Characteristics.
A Whist Party in the Arb
Three Capitalists-AstOr, stewart, Vanderbilt.
Mark Twain at a Horse Auction.
First Female Lobbyist at Washington.
The Girl OF Seville Spanish Poem.
Royalty in the United States.
Artemus Wards Character and Peculiarities.
This is followed by comprehensive diary Of
passing events throughout the world, including
proceedings Of congress, political movements
&c. making it one OF the most entertaining and
really valuable monthles now Issued.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

VIE COuntenanCe is pale ana
leaden- colored, with occasional
lushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; hepupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thcnose is irritated, swellS, and some
times bleeds; a swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawinS sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood !;
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdry and convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
viii certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net capable 9fa0ing tile slight
est injury TO tie most tenatr Infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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Centennial Newspaper Exhibition.

We are indebted TO Geo. 2. RoweI & Co for a
copy Of the book they have issued in connection
with the Centennial Newspaper Exhibition they
b-Ve opened in FalEmont Park at Philadelphia
As our readers have already been advised
through the exertions OF Rowell & Co, the well
kHown advertising agents Of New York, beau
Eiful pavilion has been erected on the Centeh
=ial grounds in Pairmont Park, In which com
plete file is kept, during the time Of the exhibi
ton, Of all the newspapers and periodicals print
ed in the United States These are so arranged
that any visitor, on going TO the pavilion, ca
always see and read his home paper Of the lates
date, no matter fiom what part Of the L. s. h
may come. Then the pavilion il also made
convenient headquarters for all The newspspe
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are named as samples
Baliou's Monthly,

The July number is already on our table and
is bright With number OF excellent eugraylngs.
Following are the leading contents:
Beau Brummell; The First Quarrel; Westmins.
ter Abbey; Waterford, Ireland; The Hippopota.
mus; 4 Message; Marian Lcslies Husband; Liv.
ing and Loving; Pour Passer lie Temps separa.
ton A Startling Confession; A New Version OF
Sheridan's Ride; To Crisea: An Episode Of the
Italian Revolution; A Pretty Young Lady-a Tai,
Of Home Life; A Love Song; The Missing Indian
man; out OF the Shadows; Gulo the Glutton
Patent Coupler's Peculiarities OUR You've PEo
PIES STORY TELLER-That Taylor Boy; Our Lit
tie Prudence; Ruthven's Puzzle Page; Curiou
Matters; The Housekeeper; Facts and Fancies
Our Announcement for 1876; Uncle John'
Fourth Of July-HumOrous Pictures.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17
LIttell's Living Age,

For May 9th and June 3d. contains, Sunday
School and Lending Library Literature, Church
Quarterly Revieuo; Recent Scotch Novels, Edin
burg Reriec; The Lady Candidate Bldck'cood;
I7other Side OF the Water, by One who Knows
this Side, Temple Bar; Life and Letters of Lord
Macauay, Edinburg Reviro; Justin Vitali's Client
French Cause Celebre,' CornhRl; Mrs. Thrae,
the Friend of DR.. Johnson. Part ii, Macmillan;
National Antipsthles OF Individuals, Spectator;
The Conditions Of Business Success, Spectator;
Furnishing, Saturday Reyiec; Soul Traps, Sunday
at Home; Frenchnan on French Women,
Standard; Incidents OF African Travel, Nc'c quar-
terly Uagaziae: instruments of" What She Came
Through a charming serial by Sarah Tytlor
and the usual select poetry and miscellany
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17
LITERARY NOTICES.
Penn Monthly.

Tn its comments on the leading occurrences OF
the preceding month, the Penn Monthly for June
regards the defeat OF Disraeli on the question oil
closing public houses In Ireland on Sunday as
the prelude to other and more serious defeats;
another being forshadowed it thinks in the
Winslow case though the Monthly evidently
overlooks the connection of the latter with the
case of the smuggler Lawrence; in the light of
which, also, its high commentator OF MIR. Fish,
for his determined stand " in the Winslow case,
is,but sounding brass. The Monthly also under
rates the importance of the position taken by
England on the Turkish question, which is GER
tainly not to be whistled dewn as mere blurl
of English Turkophilism.
The Monthly makes light Of the recent flith
Avenue Hotel Conference of "political saipIs,
and thinks they did nothing that can be heid rs
indicating any political method by which our
government can be drought into ethetical con
formity with the national character" Speaking
of Don Cameron, the MOnHiy doubtless tells
the truth of the elder Cameron, IN saying that II
is not TO bribery" that he owes his great poiit-
ical influence in Pennsylvania but to the fact
that "he has steadily befriended' every young
and rising man who would accept his favors, and
can thus depend on them for an incalculableI
amount of political support" The Centennial
opening is commented upon as success, and
the opinion is vouchsafed that " II every dollar
that has been spent has been sunk in the enter
prise, the Exhibition will nevertheless be worth
all the care, labor and money that have been ex-
pended uponit"
In the more elaborate articles, G. E. DuttonI
concludes his Critical Observations on the
Theories Of the Earth's Physical Evolution" AM
article in which the elevations, depressons and
continually occurring disturbances OF the earth
surface are accounted for on theory as sci
entitic as it is reasonable though the mere state
ment of it would occupy more space than
we can give it here. European and American
Forestry" the next article, is less reconcile as
well as more practical, and offers suggestions In
reference to the rapid denudation OF our Ameri-
can forest that ought to arrest the attention
both Of congress and local legislatures. "Was
Shelly Consstentg" is n question which Mr.. VIM.
w Knsley discusses through dozen OF pages,
and promises dozen more. Personally we have
answered the question long ago in the negative
Shelly was a lunatic, how could he be consist.
ent? And lastly Mr.. Robert Ellis Thompson
airs himself In a screed against modern econom.
lc literature the free trade tendency Of all which,
TO protectlonist like himself, is a grieyancel
which he vigorously resents.
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Centennial Visitors.

Any Of the above publications may be seen al
the bookstore Of Osman " Hapeman, where sub
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17

Samuel VI Rowe ct al VS. Frederick Dalton. In
chancery. Bill dismissed by complainant.
T. Green ct al VS. The City Of la Sale ct al
Injunction. Decree Diminishing bill.
Geo VI Price, administrator Of the estate Of !
Erleroorn, deceased, Va Philip Erlerborn. Ap
peal. Dismissed by agreement each party /,
pay bis own costs.
Mary Cole vs. VIM Cole. Divorce Decree
Margaret Welsh vs. James Welsh Divorce
| Decree.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-07-01

Little Exchange-Petile Bourse.
Pres do Ia Maison de- Cour.
TENUE PAR n. w. VENUS.
Exccllente bar-Lnnchs 4 toute
heure ct d des prix moderes-Appar-
tements particulars.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-07-01
fGtcr les granls noms ct les gerands SOU
venirs dune patrie apaisee, aimee ct

tGter les grands noms ct les grands soul
venirs dune patrie apaisee, aimee ct
%glorieust.
CONNIE dhalitudc, la ioire ct le con
cert de samedi dernicr, a st. Michel, ont
etc III success, 1t lie but propose Il etc
atteint.
Sans doute st. Paul he dit MULE part
que IN maison de Dieu doiye ttrc entire
tenue par la vcnte dl vim, au whlskey
ct DIES liuuears, mas, CONNIE dissent Ger
tains malveillaits, tel nest pas le cas-, ct
nous devons toujours lespecter les croy-
anccs, les c0nsciences ct les ACHIEVEMENTS
%leligieuX.
Cenx-lA font bien lui font acte dc fol,
ct leurs intentions sont sacrtcs. QUAINT
i; lcur libcrte, qui done oserait Ia met
ire en- doute!
lie Bureau DIES Ecolcs, don't lie colo
mel V. Dickerson est president, s'est re
uni lie % JUN.
les AcalGmiciens Dickcrson, Simms,
Miles, Bovee ct Siskron Gtaientpresents.
j. Kerrigan ct A. Tureauu etaicnt alb
sents.
Et il q etc resolu par les AcnlGmi-
ci-ns "que les ecoles publiques de octte
paroisse, fermees lie 90 JUN, scraient on
vertes lie Ter. lundi dc s%eptembrc."
Trois mois dc vacance dams Tanntc,
surtOut dams une aimee detection ct
de politique, &c nest pas trop.
Et puts il fait 81 claud!
Nous rappelons au Comit6 demo
crate-conservateur de la paroisse que
c'est anjoarlhui, u midi, au bureau dc
NJ. +. p. PochG, que lie dit comitG dot
Sc reunir.
Que les dialogues DIES hut districts de
Ia paroisse sc %souviennent aussi qu'ils
sont convoQucs pour lie meme jour, la
meme lleure ct au meme lieu, ATTN U'elire
les dGlGguGs d Ia Convention dc Baton
Rouge,-Convcntion qui sera tenue lc
"a cOurant.
st. Jacques a droit 4 trois dialogues.
Les tronvcr est facilc. Et soyons CON
vaincus qu'ils seront intellige1ts, homo
rabies ct dignes. Les citoycns dc st.
Jacques sont peu politicians, ct In poll
tique nest pas prfcisemcnt lcur fait,
mails ills sont d%'honnttes ct de conscicn-
cieuX patriotcs.
Heureux ces trois-lA!
Car, les premiers depuis dix ans, lis
pourront dire: "Notre Guvrc . triom-
phG, nos candidats sont victoricuN, ct In
Louisiana est Sauvte."
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IS de Recompense

A quiconq"e retrouvera I'm esquy en- cypre,
peint en- marron, ayant 4 toilets, portant le
nom de Desiree, vole 10 20 JUN dams 10 parois-
SO st. Jacques.
On a tout lien de croire que lesquif en- ques-
ton SO tronve dams la paroisse st. Jean-Rap-
tiste on dams In paroissc st. Charles.
Adresser au bureau du LoUIsIANA1s.
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N''oss,''e= pas

~ -o
~ ASSURES nus
~ VIII.
Asnut ~dofconnaltres,. les nvansagcs
ln'oille notre C%onsrnGnic To-
ca'c, 'Lonlslann Equitable
N''' "S"'""'
q @ NH 2 q. N - ,
M; aouuo to,.
't"i 'u"' "ounl ,o"I CO quo u" s"ic'e
"I l,ei",et ue .oIs conner.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-07-01
Modes.

Mmc. Alfred Woolonghan,, de St-Jcan-
Baptiste, Il lhonncur d'informor lie public Qu'
ellie Went d'ouvrir tn nouvoau saton dc modes
Superintendent dcsi;nG uur d0mcs.
Grand assortment lie nouvcautts do Paris.
Chapeaux, Velours, Rubans,
Cravates ct Cheveux.
Coniiction dc Robes, Patrons,
AUX PLUS DAS PKIX.
10 mai &C.
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Compngnic hAssmrnncc
Mutuelic du San.

CAPITAL PAVE ......... $500, 600
JAMES L DAY, President.
HORACE CARPENTER, Secretaifc.
-DIRECTEURS FOUR 1874
Jno. q. Gaines. JAS, l. Day,
4. j. Hart, Geo. Jonas,
Henry Eenshaw. Emory Clapr,
Hugh Wilson, T. l.. Airey,
3. Biscoc, James Byrncs,
I. N. Marks, j. L. Harris,
Chas. Mncready, Lionel G. Levy,
W. Z. Seymour, W. B. Schmidt,
Richard Flower, l.. Alcus,
J. Weiss, D. Fatjo,
B. W. Taylor, Scott McGchec,
J. G. Morris, Isaac l.. HAAS,
Cette ancicnne ct exccllcntc Com
pagnie emets des policcs contre Fin
cendie, les risqucs de rivieres ct dc
mer, aux conditions les plus fnvora-
blcs. Ellie reglc toutes les pertes aux
conditions les plus Iiberales ct les
pale promptement, Il ses bnrcanx, No.
Cl dc Ia rue du Camp, coin CONNER
cial Alley.
Z. T.. De'anney.' Agent general
pour In Louisiana.
J.. Comes, Agent pour les raroisscs
du leuvc. ".".t->>
Bureau :-QnnaldsonvilIc.
, 1876-03-25

S. ". Has
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-10-05
THE FAIR.

The Redwood County Fair, held last
Thursday and Frii.y was much greater
success than the hard weather warranted
the Managers in expecting. Both days
were very cold and windy. two OF the most
unpleasant days for outdoor operations W.
ever saw in this country. 1t was very
dimcult matter to extract pleasure or en-
joyment from anything. The display
products &c., was very light The attend
ence. on Friday, was good and the center
Of attraction seemed to be the matrh grin
Of Baseball between the Sl"uches Of Lon
Tree Lake, and the Excelsior Club O! R IL
wood Pals. The Relt was won by tn.
Lone Tree Club, the score standing 36 t.,
"a. The wind was too s.rony aud goo,
playing was out Of the question. bu. the
boys turned in with good will aud mad
the most of it.
We did not visit the race track but lear,
that trotting race Was won by Mr.. Thus.
hcAillan's horse Frank Barr, and the run.
ing race by McCowen's horse.
The foot race was won by Sanford Bak-
We presume that the award Of premiums
will be made known by the Managers a.
soon - practicable.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-10-05

ALWAYS GET THE BEsT-Especial-
" in getting SaI-ratus-as the tes
costs but q tr,fe for a years supply
and that the good costs but a tr.f
more than the poor. The best goe
farther than the pour, and is niue
more healthy. We can rec"mme"'
D. b. DeLand &co 3 Best Chemics
Saleratus to be the best.
THE Colossal BRONZE STATUE OF
VIcroRY which st nds in the Parh
ut Lowell. before the tomb Of the frs
s"ldiers that fell in the r-vulu,ion, i,
a lasting aud beautiful tribute Of ar
1t is one IF the frs, ohje,,s sought b..
strangers visiting our sister city. whic'
indeed many visit purp"sely to see ,hi
elegant object Of high art. 1t Wa
obtained from the King Of Bavaria b..
d.. J {. Aver. to whoa his majesty
xas e>pe tally gracious in ackn"w'"ds.
nent of what his remedies are reput"'
to have done for the suffering sick
1t was donated by the Dnc'"r to IT.
Civ Of l.owrll a. a permanent an.
speaking emblem Of the Veto It's h"'
of Science aud Arms -H"gersto~n
(M press