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CT OTHEN G.
SPRING AND RUNNER.
DRESS COATS AND VESTS.
Oriental SILK Pld Worsted, $40
Northampton silk Ribbed wersted, 81 =
Vienna Diagonal W orsted. GIG SO
Blackington Black and Gold wors.ed, 8 I 5
UIbridge Fancy Silk worsted, Ella
Rsrrsgansstt Fancy Blk Worstei, 81
BUSINESS SUITS.
Fine Elbeuf Spring Oass. Suit, $40
Fine Delabarre Plaid Oass. Suit. e. =
Edward Harris Hair-line Csss. Suit, $3.50
The Versailles Checked Csss. Suit, sI3
The Diagonal Ribbed Cass. Suit, sI4
Gen'ne Washington Mill Blue Flannel Suit, sI3
North Hoosic Block Cass Suit, STA
Hercules Scotch Cass. Suit, 6 IL
English Stripe and Plaid Cas-. Suit, $40
Kniokerbocker Check Csss. Suit 3
salisbury Broken Check Cass. Suit, es
Union Cass. Suit, Trock and Sack, s6
YOUTHS SUITS.
miilburs Diagonal Worsted Suit, s1s
LippIn SILK Ribbed Csss. Suit sl3
Mssons Hair line Cass. Suit, St1
London Plaid Cas-. Suit, 90
New York Mills Cas-. Suit, 81
BOYS SUITS.
Norwslk Fancy whsted Suit, sI0
Camden PlsIa Csss. Suit, S.
Snow fake Fancy Csss. Suit, 81
Knickerbocker Check CAss. Suit S.
onion Osss. Suit, IS
A. 5TRAUS,
tOII...... PKHNsYLvAH1A AVENUE ..~..-IOII
ap2s.tr BETWEEN IoIH lNDIIrH STREETS.
RAZAR PATTERNS,
BAZAR PATTERNS,
AGENCY AT
c. BAUM's, 4Os 9TH street.
AGENCY OF THE NEW
AUTOMATIC WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING MACHINES.
LADIES UNDERGRADUATES
AT ASTONISHING PRICES,
Made Of the best Cottons aud best workmsnship.
G. BAUNS SANITARY CORSET
OR ANY STYLE MADE TO ORDER.
c. BAUM, 4Os seventh street.
apo Ahptr
4 MBRKLLAs AND PARASOLs Gov
" ERED AND REPAIRED, 80
AT THE MAEUFAOTORY, ~
apAlm' el3 D street northwest.
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OF The THOUSANDS of victims of con-
sumption and kindred diseases in our CHI
mate. a large proportion would be saved by
using Bakers God LireT Oh and Phosphate OF
Lime, which, as We prepare il, is decidedly
pleasant medicine. Try II. See that the
label has our signature-JOhn e. Baker &
Co, Philadelphia.
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Corn. Extracted Wi,hout Pain

Bunions, Ingrowing and Club Nails, Vas
culsr Excrescences, and other ailments OF
the feet successfully treated, at Dr. Whites
establishment, 1ll6 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Willard's Hotel. Fee 81 per visit
Established In Washington 1861.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

THE INDEPENDENT ZOE COMPANY
Desires to inform CoNsUNBRs OF Ice that they
are now shipping from their HOUSES on the KEN
SKBEc RIvER, MAINE, TO this market, the best
quality OF Lex, which will be furnished to our
Patrons at the lowest possible rates, By the Cargo,
Ton Pound, and viii insure satisfac lien TO ell
who favor with their patronage.
Depot-9th- street Wharf.
Ofnce-121S Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
WI YERKEs Superintendent.
~ Be sure and look for the INDEPENDENT
ZOE cos WAGONS. ap2g-si
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

INHB CDNGRESs eTEhEr n. p SABBATH
Il SCHOOL, assisted BY s0ms Sf The hest yCcsl-
lists Il the District viii stve COaoert, ENhihti1r
and Centennial Tes Party - fha Curtis -hnGl
Building THIS EykElnG a so'c'ccS. my3-N
ADIBs LOOKING Pr PREITY AND
Ia FAsHION aBLE DRkSs GoCns, vii tbd =
great variety st he store lately reCd He'd aud bean
nhed, No $50 Brio &c store, Georgetown. Danasse
spa Siuss 80 suitluss newest thing oatll NJ hsir
and Osmsl Hair pres- Goods, Lace aoas for Over
sAirts, Black Grena, ines, Tsmise, Psclrc Jasn,
neS ely lee, (rOf side bAndsl. l2s Linen Lawns -
sN i.s N u.lns IN oio strised mu-l ius, l2s %
Plaid hnslins - 60 Sis. We also cell good, fast
coiortd Calico. Sc brown Cotton &C bleac he'd
Cotton. Sc, and all kinds Of Domestic and Hsuse-
keeping Goods ~ the very Lowest prices Psrssols
and sur uIbrtlss W. p. GIBBONS 90,
i R,cS.sp Rrs.or.p. $50 Bride street.
MAY FysrIvtL-rhe ladies ot the UNION
WI BENEVOLENT SOCIETY uM hold = f-sti-
val at Forrest Bell, on TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,
aud TIL RsDAY NkNT, MAY z, 5, aud 4 for the
bens 81 Of the AGED womens Home. Contributions
solicited. uYl a.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
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RuptufeC Cure Truss

For HEALTH and an increase Of vital
ity, use the Health Lift, at 925 Pa. ave. 40
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BRoOKLYN, Y. Y. Angus

N August lbs
GeJltlemen:-It is with feelings of gratitude
that l place before you simple statement
of my sufferings and cure from the use of the
Peruvian Syrup. am forty years OF age, and
my occupation is that OF map engraver.
About fifteen years ago was attacked with
what suppose was a disease OF the spine. 4
could not walk erect, owing 10 great weak
ness which l experienced at the small OF my
back. My digestion became impaired, and
by degrees my whole system became de-
ranged. 1 suffered in this way for seven
years, and then placed myself in the hands
of eminent physicians. They treated me
with mercury and many other strong RENE
dies, but grew worse instead OF better.
In the spring of 1857 there appeared upon
my back and side two large assesses, and
at this time l was also suffering from a very
bad fistula; my whole system became utterly
Frustrated, when i was advised TO try the
PeT1atGn Syrup. j commenced using it, and
at once experienced great relief. i have
taken three bottles of il, and every trace of
my former complaints have left me. Ny
system has regained its strength, my appe-
title has returned, and feel myself COM
pletely renewed in age and vigOr. In word :,
my health is now perfect, and can truly
say that was never able to do more work,
and with greater ease to myself, than at this
time. Yours respectfully, JAMES z. Cox.
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To THE CoNsUNPTIvE let those who Ian
guisa under the fatal severity OF our climate
through any pulmonary complaint, or even
those who are in decided consumption, by 70
edy at hand, and one easily tried. "Wl6Or'S
Compound OF Cod Liuer Oh AMI Lime" wi thout
possessing the very nauseating flavor of the
OIL as heretofore used, is endowed by the
phosphate oflime with a healing property
which renders the oil doubly efficacious. Re-
markable testimonials OF its efficacy can be
exhibited TO those who desire IN see them.
Sold by A. Il. Wilbor Chemist, Boston,
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LINGERIE.

ONE PRICE ONLY,
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
0E ORGE o. EENNtN0,
40 SEVENTH STREET,
sp25-tr SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE.
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PROPOSALS FOB WATER TRANSPOR.
TATI0N ~

n Ne
DEPOT QuARTEhMASTER' OFFICE.
NAsHtN5T Ton, ID. O.. MAY lst, ls7s
ShAIhD PkoPOstLS, IN triplicate, will be re
- ceiyeo az this Office until u clock noon lime
l. lSIo al which time aud place they will be opened
~ me presence OF bidders, for the performances of
the DAILY trans portstiOn services by water between
THIS city and Forts foote and Washington, Nd .
winch may be required by this Department durisR
the hscal Tear ending June ~, ls7T.
bloders viii state the price per man aud the price
per pound, also the rate per diem At shCh they viii
csrry n passer srs and stores Each bid must be
accompanied by guaranty of two resp Jnsibe per
sons that the contract 60 be entered into Will be
duly executed.
The right is reserved by the Government TO reject
any and all bids. and these proposals are Invited
under proSiso that appropriation shall be made for
the ser .oes BY Congress; but If otherwise, the Gov
eminent Will not accept any BID enter into Goa
tract.
Proposals should be marked, " Proposals for atsr
Transportation, and addressed 20 the urdersigped
Any further information desired will be furnished
on application TO this Office.
A; ROCKWELL,
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THE CURRENCY FAMINE-EiiifOr Star
In view OF the fact that most OF the silver
issued from the Treasury is boarded, for
some reason not well understood, I would
suggest to the business men generally the
PEopriety OF converting the currency into
silver a. fast as 10 comes into their posses
slon IA order To make the coin as common az
possible, and thereby place IL in It's proper
POSITION a. circulating medium. The
sooner this is done the sooner fba dfsadyar
tage We are now lsboring under for the want
ofsmsll change will be obltterated.
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WBITTEN PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-.
w ceived up to May 9Th BY either Of the under
slgned Tor the Restaurant and Bar privilege. OF the
race meeting, TO be given by the Nation al ockey
Club, on the 10th, 18th, and 18th OF May next
RICHARD WALLACH
y. ROESsLE,
spss cost JNO. A. BAKER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-06
THE MOTHERS STRATAGEM.
CHAPTER l,


One sunny morning, IA few years
ago, Jan Kammerick came up from
the cabin of his barge-which his men
were slowly working through lock
near the quaint and ancient city of
Antwerp-and set his huge Dutch feet
upon the deck. His first act was to
below ferociously at the good-natured
fellows who were doing their best to
get the barge through without even so
much as scraping the fresh paint on
her sides; his next was deliberately
and cruelty to kick small moon-faced
boy who was lying on his back. and
looking up at a carved wooden figure
whose grotesque head grinned from a
side rail-
Many of the loungers along the
banks of the lock knew old Jan Kan
merck for mean and cruel Flemish
boor, who maltreated his wife, his
children, his bargemen, and who some
times flew into such terrific fits OF an
ger that he thrashed his own sides with
his round fists. You may see people
just like like him in some of Teniers'
palntings--men with low. cunning
faces, small, twinkling, greedy eyes,
thick lips; men with broad shoulders
and stout limbs: men who seem nj.
ways ready to get down and scramble
away on all tours. like the animal:
they so much resemble. No one il
Antwerp-not a marketwoman on The
shore of the Scheldt, not a bargemal
on river or canal-liked the choleri'
and brutal Jan Kammerfck; man,
times the wretch had narrowly escape,
ducking at the hands of mob be
cause of his cruelties: and on this oc
caslon. seeing the poor child who wa
Kicked begin to cry and to crawl ava,
toward refuge under pile of rope
everyone shouted:
Jan kammerick, Jan Kammerick
you are mean. bad man, and no on
VIII he sorry when You come to harm y
or Jan kammerickl YOU shall b.
complained Of TO the Judge OF the dis
triet.
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For sale by Forbes & Gehring
The western Rural.

Milton George, practical and successful far.
mer, and tor several years connected with the ed.
itorial staff Of The Western Rural. has become the
owner Of that popular and sterling Farm and
Family Weekly, aud has recognized it upon a
hrmer basis than ever before. IL is now greatly
improved, and fas the abest and best editorial
staff and list Of contributors TO be found on any
agricultural paper in the country. 1t islalso the
Champion Of cheap transportation and equal JUS
tice to all classes. Combining its practical in.
formation on Rural affairs with its entertaining
and instructive literary departments make il the
most complete farm and family newspaper ex.
tant.
The price is $500 per year, with rest of '76 free
TO new subscribers. Less to clubs.
Address THE WESTERN RURAL,
Chicago, Ill,
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Special Meeting,

"WEDNESDAY, October II, lSi6
special meeting of the City Council was
called for the purpose of taking appropriate ac-
ton relative to the sudden death of James n
Colwell late one of its members.
On motion of Alderman Bowman it was or
dered that a committee of three be appointed
to draft resolutions expressive Of the regard of
the council for James \. Colwell late Alderman
of the third ward.
The Mayor appointed Aldermen Bowman
lloban and Smith as such committee. They re-
tired andupon their return presented the follow
ing resolutions of respect which were unani-
mousy adopted:
Resoired, That We sincerely regret the untime.
ly death of James n. Colwell. As n member we
know him to be courteous and respectful and
most energetic and faithful in the discharge of
his public duties.
Rssolre2, That we tender our sympathies to
his family in their bereavement.
Rosolrsd, That the proceedings of this Coun-
Gil in relation to the death of James y. Colwell
be spread upon the records and published in the
corporation newspaper, and that the clerk
present the family of the deceased with a copy.
On motion adjourned. Gro. W. RAVENS,
City Clerk
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peal dismissed for want Of prosecution. Proce-
dcndo. Judgment for s. Is Damages for delay
90 William Nolan vs. j I Cunningham APP
peal. Continued by agreement
o.. Alice Deiner VS. II Hitchcock. Appear
Dismissed for want of prosecution
% Patrick Gilligan VS. Steamboat Novelty. APP
peal Dismissed for want OF prosecution
96 Isaac Means ct al VS. Knower Wormley APP
peal. Dismissed for want OF prosecution. Pros
condo Judgment for : TO-
497. Alexander Hansen ct al vs. Andrew Craig. APP
peal. Trial by jury. Finding for plaintiff dam
ages assessed s2Sl5. Judgment therefor and
costs.
lOl. c Hatheway and j IL Campfeld VS. Board
of Supervisors Of La Sale Co. Assumpst. Trial
by Jury. Finding for plaintiffs and damages as
scsscd at $1,000. Motion by defendant for new
trial overrued. Motion by defendant in arrest
Of Judgment.
l03. John Mayo etal vs. levi Green. Assump'
sit. Motion by defendant to continue
100. William Erwin vs. James McBeth. Appeal
Continued.
ll6. J Z Scott ct al vs. Geo W W Blake. APP
peal Appeal dismissed by defendant
1i7. jacob Bower vs. VIM } Williams ct al
Appeal Continued.
lis. David " CuthbcrtsDH vs. Same Appeal
Continued.
l73 Nathaniel ShoutllG ct al VS. \ Hess. At
tachment Continued.
324 William l. Wiley vs. David Stevenson
Distress for rent Defendant ruled to plead by
Tuesday morning next
4Ol. Chas Brown ct al VS. Joseph Hayes ct AL
Attachment Defendant ruled to plead by Mon.
day morning next.
4l6. John Mcknight vs. Nicholas Downey ct al.
Ass1mpsit. Judgment for plaintiff for SIl9o9.
All. Artenus Carter vs. Philip Conlin As
sumpst. Defendant ruled to plead by Monday
morning next
439. Chas Finlcn Us Henry Huh. Leave to
plead.
453, David Towd vs. Austin Adair ct al. AS
snmpiit. Motion by defendant for leave to ap-
pear and plead.
CHANCERY.
g. Lucian p Sanger VS. " II W Cushman. IL
chancery. Dismissed.
GS Celesta & Bell vs. Andrew J Bell ct al. In
chancery. Dismissed.
rs James II Fclch VS. Daniel G. johnson ct al.
In chancery. Dismissed for want of prosecution.
9G. Elizabeth Hull vs. Emira Jackson ct al.
Partition. Dismissed.
ll5. Anna Van Antwerp vs. Jacob W Van Ant
wcrp. Divorce. Decree
80 Continued.
$40 Bridget Ann Finn VS. Jas W Finn. Di-
vorce. Default, and bill taken for confessed.
al Vim J Wormley administrator, &c, VS.
Albert Stoddard ct al. Default, and bill taken for
confessed.
la Michael Eaton VS. Julia Costello ct al.
Specific performance. Proof Of publication.
l40 In the matter OF the petition Of Geo G
Biddulph. Adoption Of a child. Hearing and
decree.
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THE COURTS.
Suureiue Court.

Since the adjournment Of this distinguished
tribunal, the Judges have devoted their limc' as
is their usual custom, 20 examining !he cases ana
apportiouing them among themselves for writ
ten opnions, 20 be flied from time to time in va
cation. During the past two weeks they have
filed written opinions in IS cases. On looking
them over we failed to find any that would inter
est our readers, hence We do not publish them.
The next term OF this court will be held at
Springfield, beginning in February next The
Judges separate to-day, leaving for their several
homes.
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\ little nonsense now and then
i relished by the best of men.

This old couplet, Ike poetry in general, will
not bear the keen eye Of criticism, since there is
no proof that the best Of men" do wrong by rel
ishIng nonsense. The word nonsense" itself,
the subject, is used rs meaning wit, clothed in
pleasing garb, and that is the essence of sense.
Our staid and solemn fellow townsman, Mr..
A., and John b., one Of the citizens of the coun.
try south Of u.s. ruralist, noted for his fat sheep
and fine pigs. met recently The former was dis
cussing politics with friend and took warm
republican view Of the situation, when I'M asser-
ton made by A. sounded unpleasantly to
BIS well.cultvaed tympauum, and he said,
i old hon, Mr. H." (our friend gets his his mix
ed.) Mr.. A., in an attempt to wave Mr.. B. back,
B. upon the mouth. That gentleman mistook
the assault as a signal for war, and at once put
in his right duke on AS nose. Then the rue.
tioa began. 1t is claimed by the bystanders that
had not the enraged gentlemen been separated
promptly,as they were, the cellar would have been
filed with blood, not to speak OF noses and ears
"chawed" off and eyes gouged out. The fun Of
It all was that next morning, when the thing
was fully explained, neither Of the gentlemen
could tell what they were fighting about
Alex Hanna, of South Ottawa, has obtained
the reputation Of truthful man, and yet he SOL
EMMY states that one day recently he killed one
million of rattle snakes on Coyil Creek each full
ly feet in length. What makes this statement
more binding is, that Mr.. Louis Phillmore
swears that If the number was not a million, they
would have filed q bushel measure. Now the
question IL, what kind Of pater do these chaps take
in MeIT'
In the rear OF Mr. Hess's new brick building
was an old frame structure, the property OF Mr..
Hess, as was also the lot upon which it stood.
Mr.. Hess wanted to move it to an adjoining LOT,
also his, and had it raised and rollers put under
it for that purpose, when the authorities notified
him that he could not remove the old shell with
out their consent. He desisted. In the succeed.
ing night, however, the building mystcriously
moved itself 1t is claimed by some that the bed
bugs within the ancient frame did it, while 9TH
ers assert that the high wind from the north on
that evening is responsible.
Fish Ames, not the patriot Of the revolution,
but the Ottawa expressman, become So enthus-
astic over the probable chances of the demo-
Gratis to carry Indian that he bet his horse, truck
wagon and wife and children that the Ho osier
state would give a democratic majority of 10000.
He lost, and now, alas, Is obliged to subsist on
occasional potatoes dropped from farmers way
ons, or free soup lunch and aquaker cocktail,
Ga glass Of water with match in it, at Martin
Kcim's.
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IMPROVEMENTS OF RoADs.-We are glad to
mention that our Commissioners Of Highways
about Ottawa have made good use Of their time
and the public fuIds in their hands, for road and
bridge purposes, this season. Besides much
work of great importance to all who enter the
city by teams, from all quarters, they have gra
ded, piked and put stone waterways wherever
needed, on the public thoroughfares which lead
from north of Judge Cations west TO the town
line, two miles.
Also three large arched culyerts Lave been put
in the road leading to Abner Strawns, at the
west limits OF the town. This work on both
roads is permanent-the improvements being
substantial, and therefore the most economical
that could be devised.
a good culyert has also been put IN at the Per
~ Smith farm, Mr.. Hoban experimenting the
above work.
Mr.. Calvin another OF the commissioners, also
deserves credit for his work on the road up
Brewery Hill, past the Hanbury farm
The commissioners seem to have hit upon the
wise policy of making no more temporary roads,
br ridges or culverts. Mikeshfts are no longer
tolerated, and every Improvement Is a lasting and
credi,able one, in all OF which the people en-
dorse the commissioners.
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ger. Inventory approved and ordered recorded.
In the matter of guardianship of Henry Ransch.
Chas Ransch appointed guardian. Bond, $4,000.
In the matter Of the guardianship of wilhelm
Kuessell ct AL, minors. Henry Mass appointed
guardian. Bond, $500.
Estate OF Nathaniel ;. Pierce. Appraisement
bill. Inventory and widows accomplishment aud
selection. Approved and ordered recorded and
leave given to sell chatte! property at private
sale.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of Mary \
O'Nicl ct al. Inventory and report Of accounts
approved and ordered recorded
In matter Of guardianship of Mary a. Spencer
G, al, Renort Of accounts presented approved
and ordered recorded.
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XpeftaI Antifes.
DIR. III. OLIN,

DIR. ii. OLIN,
OF Chicago, formerly OF this pasej will visit Ottawa, at
Clifton Hotel Ars Tuesday of each month, treating
ell diseases OF the Eye and Ear surgcsly otherwise
for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids, closure
Of the ear Duct eye rasshyoma and the removal OF
tumors and morbid growths of every description. Artificial
eyes and ear inserted without pain
ton, Granular syeds the most disease IN TIE oest,
,udicd!ly and permanently cured
From his long experience In treating diseases OF the Eye
he feels confident in stating that he nearly
every case Chronic tresed Consultation free
Largest stock OF Artificial Eyes In the West.
December 10th ta70.-tf
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SUCCESS UPoN MERlT.-lf there is an instance
upon the records of our country where an arti-
Gle of American manufacture has made its way
to universal favor solely upon its own merits
and without eXtraneous aid, it is that Of ID. B.
DcLand II Cos. Best Chemical Sdlerdtus. II has
only to be sold in one place, and it is demanded
in another; and so 1t has gone on increasing in
favor until the products of the extensive Chemi-
cal Works of ID. b. DeLand IL Co, at Fairport,
Monroe county, \. T., are now immense This
article Is made only at these works by process
known only to the proprietors, and is better for
all purposes than Soda. Try it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-21

NesJs. Ed.tors:-ln reading tue last issue Of
the Rpublican lind an article of inquiry about
the Literary Society, signed SPES," and con-
slder it right move for the renewal of this or.
ganizaton, or any other society which will afford
our youth place to spend their evenings pro.
ftably. Ottawa should have a good literary So
ciety, and the citizens should encourage 1t. The
saloons and billiard halls afford ample practice
for the physical! development o. our youth, and
certainly place for the Advancement OF the
mind would be OF better results than playing
billiards, drinking poor whisky and spending
a large portion of their earnings. M"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-21

MURDER wIIL oUr--A few years ago August
Flower WA. discovered to be a certain cure for
Dyspepsia asd Liver complaint, few thin Dys
peplics made known 10 their friends how easily
and quickly they had been cured by its use. The
great merits of GreeHs August Flower became
heralded through the country by one sufferer TO
another. until without advertising, its sale has
become immense, druggistsi In every town in the
United States are selling H. No person suffer.
ing with sour stomach. sick headache. costiye-
ness, palpitation ol the heart, Indigestion. low
spirits, etc, eau take three doses without relief
Go 10 your druggists, Forbes X Gehring, and get
a bottle for IS cents and try it. sample bottles
10 cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-21

A travelling Bavarian band has Teen discours.
Ing sweet music upon our streets for the last
few days, and has won the admiration of all who
have heard its selections. II is hardly fair, how
ever, for the boys To stand on ihe corner and
listen and when the hat comes around TO sud
denly disappear.