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LOUISA SANGER.

Many of the older settlers of Ottawa still cher
ish pleasant and dear rcmcmbranccs of Miss Lou
lisa Sanger, whose death at the residence of her
brother, DR.. W. A. Sanger, at Frankfort station,
VIII county, on the Sd inst, is announced. She
was the daughter of David Sanger, well rcmem-
bcrcd by old settlers rs the contractor who built
the Ottawa aqueduct and the brother of Loren
20 p, Lucicn p, James Y. and DR.. W. A. Sanger,
all formerly prominent citizens of Ottawa. She
had from carly youth been affected with spinal
complaint that made her permanent invalid,
vet having an active and vigorous mind and keen
literary tastes, her bodily informtics only seemed
to cxalt and refine the mental part Simple, un
affected, and engaging in her manners, her con
ycrsation was often an intellectual treat. With
the rest, she cherished taste for poetry and the
columns of the FREE TRADER, thirty years age
and more, were often enriched with contribution:
from her pen. The following lines, written bu
few days before her death, were found in hel
portfolio
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-18

lie stood on the curb stone very close To- the
big telegraph pole and undertook to rocitc To his
friends that touching epic, when the swallows
homcward Nv" When he had proceeded ~ far
a., "Wthiclcn thicl swallows h-lhic) One made
aizc (hic)," they led him around ON Main 81, and
shot him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-18

| o! o, O, the American Popular and Rose Bud
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Buy your Sour Of Wood. r. vs.. 'he sr>. 10
put the prices down.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-18
Pianos and Organs

At MRS BROwERS. Prices very LOW for CASH. Mrs
Brewer buys strictly for cash, and can defy competition
ont bun OF pedders double the price that Mrs Brewer
asks for the goods Always on hand, hne Iloiii
Strings. ausli-Pi
, 1877-01-04
OTHER CASUALTIES,
DCHSEp 10 pEATN.

SpFcfdf {Ntp0lch TO 3hs 7Fblfe.
sEn.wACKEr, Wis, Jan. A-At Chaintron'a
dyetng-house to-day a Gun Of tenxtue exploded,
throwing the burning liquid over atr. and Mrs.
Chaintron, burning them 50 badly that Mrs.
ChAintron died In an hour, and the other victim
canuot recover, The room where the explosion
occurred ID tic cleaning room, and number OF
people were employed there cleaning c1otllcs
with bcnzinc, u ca1i III which NILS placed on the
flour within ubout alx feet OF the ttovc, where
the heat caused the explosion. The victims
were burned nearly to crisp, and prcsented
hursttle appearance. Chalntr0n Eas u yeare
old, and his vile about tho same age.
RESCUED.
Krr WEST. Flu. 1an. IA boat has Just re-
turned from, tho xearr!l for the m!ssing passen-
gers nf tic steamer Etnitc. whtcf. sank on Mon
day night ncar tI,ts plucr. Two Of The crew were
found wad!ug In the watcr nesr llarbor Key,
ore hnvfnt, become thoroughly Insane from hls
suf1crinet. Search will be resumed for two more
who arc known 10 have been on the hurricauc-
deyk. which toatcd away frum the hull.
LlTEn.--Dr. f1crncnrg!tdo Rodriguez de Alra-
ref1za. thu Brazilian Commissioner, to tile late
Centennial Exhibition, nn,l passenger on the
steamer Emile, has been euyed: lie vas taken
1rosn the skylgtt. on which lie had lrfftti since
the Etnltc went down.
, 1877-01-04

@. 4. KNArr's TESTIMONY.
AsnrAnUiA, O., Jan. 3-The inquest COM
mcuccd tt,ls morning At 10 o'clock.
The Artt witness, g. 4. Knapp. Chief En-
gtnccr Of the Fire Department, said: One en-
zine was on The spot when / arrived, at about
8:30. This engine. the '' Protcetion," Ind q
large amount of llosc when she arrived at the
fire. Asked Me. Strong, station agcut far tue
railroad Company, which side wc should throw
tic water frutn. Mr, Strong said he dtdn'.
want airy watrr: that he wanted hc}p to get the
rcopic out. Know there mas a pipe at the
pu,np.tossc to which shc hose might have been
III s sea The up s's"% %tnsss W: tS's 81 no. s' oras1 s
my water thrown, because he was ordered not
to. Wns III etprenc eof'itn and Of the Fire De-
partnlcnt, The wreck was burning considerably
alive was half an hour after lis arrisul. Thinks
thu bodies could hare bcen saved 80 that they
might lave been recognized BY friends; Gould
have seut two strcanlG Oh tho fire. All hc saw
buckets Think there were persons enough to
nut out tho fire. liayc ITO other REASON than
ftalrd fur nut thriving water On TIC lire. No
onc made any effort to hinder tue witness
There were no lntimatIons that he should uot
throw water in order that the bodies might not
bo recognized. lie Ind perfect right to throw
smply t thought that il they didn't watit thu
water thrown lie tlidn't want to throw any.
Heard screams and 0roans from the wrc:k, and
knew he had the right anil authority 10 throw
watrr. but had no rcnsun fur not throwing, c1-
cent that Mfr. strong told him tot to. Ills e1-
cttcn,cut was very great, but knew Whit lie
ought to DO. Should have thrown water II lie
llau not been prevented by the statement Of
Mr.. Strong.
THE MKT WITNESS
was 4. A. Strong. station Agent Heard Of tue
accident immediately upOll It's occurrence and
| FASTENED to tho bridge. lie devoted hlmself
| principally to caring for tho wounded, and
| ordered ruad to bc UroIen through tue snow
to thr top Of tile HILL that tue Injured might BE-
carried UP. At the time vi his arrival ~ tho
| Vi the wreck. The appliances OF ttr Company
for putting out fires 81 the station al the tle IT
tho urc!Lut,t werr three hylrants und MI hose.
Received nj orders frt'tn tic Company except to
| do alI III his power to rescue the wuul,dci
and get them to placcs of safety. Received to
| Instructions from my #0trtr mt to put watcr
oil tic fire, aud doat know Ut any such orders
being received by nny tine. No Objection was
male, to Ills knowledge, IL the use of the appl-
nr,ces at the depot for putting out tlc hre Cat"
nut state why the hose wa3 nut dttael.cd Tor tic
purpose of throwing watcr. except that there
wrrr no orders gtvcn BY the OIL.
ctals Of the fire company. when Mr.
| KNAPP was seen III witues.. The effect Of
throwing wafer upon the lire would have becit
| undoubtedly to preserve 8ut,ie u the b1lles 80
tl,py r.luld lave hecn recognized. lie don't be-
lIcyc tl.at any lives could laye been fayt1. ns
there were III sl,ricss heard when lie Arrived ut
| the wreck.
Witncss made 10 e:rurt to control tho action
| Of the Fire Department In rrgaEd to tho wrecE'
, 1877-01-04
train, when she came along, was male up into
EQT TIER E.

Eor THERE.
Tie heart Of Dennis O'Dfien was made much
lighter yesterday by the receipt OF a telegram
from Schenectady. stating that his sstes-in-law,
Miss Mary 0'ConnDr, supposed to tlavc been oil
The wreckth train, had mt yet LETT Schenectady,
md was IN the enjoyment Of health, strength,
NJ: s. J.. Mayl,an, .: No. $50 Washington
street, called at supt. rar,pns Office yesterday
70 learn something about Mr. T. E bfgfoFl ],
ON the 29th, and who, Mr.. Maylan fears, mag
have been in the wreck. Hupt. Parsons put the
wires In motion, and something definite will
probably be known this morning.
TIE MISSES WADE,
OF South Bend, Ind. arrived In the city Tcster-
tiay, II, company With the Hon Schuyler Collar
and wife. These latlics had come up from An
iovcr, o.. on the morning of the 2oth, anu we're
y have taken The morning train for the Wses.
They missed It, however, and were at the Ash
tatyi3a tleput awaiting the arrival VI The evening
train when the accident occurred. These ladies'
the depot, and, ly tl,etr Kind looks gentle mat
ners. and proper Idea Of the way tt treat the
injured passengers, succeeded in making the lot
Of naany poor sufferer mose endusahle.
supt. Thompson, Of The Hallway Mall-scrvIce.
reports the following mail saved from. the
wreck At Ashtabula: FiftT.ave letters from
boston for Minnesota, 100 lcttcrs from Bost on
Dostof for Illinois State: one package from
and New York fof Springfield. H.; one package
from Boston antl New York for Jacksonvlllc,
for Quincy, iii. 1N5 letters from New York ior
Illinois Slate; five packages foreign and two Of
domestic letters for San Francisco, Cal. All ot
the recovered innil was damaged more or less,
warded. This in regard to tho letter mall.
The pa1,cr mall, Of which not to exceed two tic
sacks was recovered, was SO burned and water
soaked A. to be Of little value. There was on
which, except what is described above, was
totally destroyed.
{NE. SWIFT
fe1cgrorhed Mesers. Jcwett and Wilcox, Of the
fremont, yesterday, tint he and lii wife were
on the train due IN Chicago Lust night The
traIn arrived without Mr.. mud Mrs. Swift, from
which their friends infer that the Indy found
herself unable to travel GO far, and stared over
at Toledo
, 1877-01-04

The real tuusc VI President Sloan's desire to
have Nr. II. u. LeAyurtl resign hls position as
General Superintendent of the Atchtgan Cen
tr4l iailtousl las now been discovered. II IL
su!l that neither Air. Waterman nor Mr., Iiatch
x!&l get the position II II Ii vacated, aud tue
former Is merely Haeat Us u tool to force Mr.
l-cIYatl to rcst4n. 111r man Wllenl Mr. Sloan
has III view fs said tu bc slr. Samuel Ssuv!,. at
present ueDerul Mu1ul.cr Ut the Marquette,
Houghton u Untunuyt,l Ra1lroalt. ot which Mr.
Sloan 10 alsu tbs President. Ut Afr. Sciurll's
qualifications as L railroad iuunagrr but ltttle Is
Known, but llr Is tue sUn-iIl-law VI Mr. Sloan.
, 1877-01-04
I'Ox.ITiGAI..
L...STAlE CONVENTION.


Ee:er IS hereby given that Monday. Jan. g. se77.
.sntIuu will b. c'4 IN pursuance to iGt flInwlnx
rsclatiat!s nanMon.lY adapteA hy tho Democratic
ittsairu. Tat The Lntn'cc do hereby affirm tic
C1nst!! Eix Vt tt enatr nn1 House u epre'
beHt4tt atrr t: President If The senate shall bare
ietura, fur lrrsttt aud v!c- rrrsidrnt " ihr
CA!ird statr' sud Dr. clare the rrstItt If sl suunt.
HtseFt. THst ~ Ir!y slIc rs.svnce 9f any SuA<ii.
tMtIoaA, r.at Ipwer In tue lrrAucat uf tr senate
Vt tile tnrd ssascs Independently ~ authority tfu1n
the TWO lo1hes. ~ ruat kt said sutra and declare GtB
Er.nt tneteu! aIa wuua re2asa SUCH proceeding -
nt,oiffa. ihas We hare rntlFe confidence In tue In
tc!lEcHct end paEIoan Of ConErr and VI the propIc
snI thus. M b graf emergency thr) vii: Flte atofe
party 1.HasH Tie rixt. A'u Hu&tAH ruhstl uilpnal
liberty. aGJ tha: Chngstss VIII fairy md inlIaraIJ
snc1 manner ~ Will roinIllxud the conndtnec aud
jsso'ftd That a,s rtlnc tr hrd tu cact county
In thIt ktAc thr IN t4f Vt December nrxt OF al
rzrhs 1Erescitfr gf party. Whu aru In favor " PER.
Iwtuat'n: tse Republican lesturc u our sys1sM u
flecors of rtsdrnt atI E!rr+f frrttarIt Mat on The
1t VI SnteInr last Tor t< selection 1T delegates -
te"neton u bc held u srrnsfrlt The I'll! Ut jan
usry NEAL cstl r.luntf to be cntti ~ the sasr hum.
lrt Ut drrxst schs tu Tho statr Dcnncratt
Convention VI June last. ~
dtacf tlut tt .rrtlnG fcFriI1 recommended Will
H. t4sstePard In W afI fs;raus u rru Eufcrnuent.
and tht nelr ps.rirl.hs viii ht In hsruonF With tbs
graf III Ut ilIe uIca+ion, a.
The .cytral rouulira nf The statc VII be cntftrd u
d. IeG sr cry sutss, aud iettGate fur rrry
rnt VI Public Ii.:tviIun II ts Slectlua OF la7t
{uttpHU.
, 1877-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

was manifested yesterday in getting additional
particulars ~ To tho Ashtabu1s accident u has
beeu noticeable ever since the first information
Of that calamity was reviewed IN the city. -"
5 came tu fsoM Cleveland yesterday morning I'll
time, but wus uuly about half naatle ". ts'c
other section arriving about o'clock iu the
afternoon. The Eastern tsain due II Cleveland
Tuesday uiEht waa quite late, and. In order not
to detaln passengers who were cotnioK from
Cleveland anil tntesiaedilte plaexs to ChhaRo,
No. s left Cleveland On tune. nu1 the EASTERN
, 1877-01-04

SpFc1W l3!Ibdftf 10 1NF 1F71HHk.
ANN AnuoR, Mich. jan. 3.-Gcorge Hubert
4 young man Of respectable family, while in-
toxcatcl last evening, attempted to takc tic
life of his father ard sister. He succeeded fl
in1urtng both, but not seriously. lie was
tlnalIy occurred by cords and takfn to tile Jail by
Chief-of-police Cook. lie was brought hcforc
JustIca Mcmahon today on cl,arEc Of drunk
enncss, and, III default of 1aa, WA retnandea to
jail.
for the murder Vi Nathan L. Runlscy, Of Dex-
tcr, and pleaded not guilty. Ex-Goy. Felcl has
been retained to defend HIN.
, 1877-01-04
IN CHICAGO.

Tho alarm from Boz ST. ut q o'clock last eycn-
lug waa caused ty fire upon the second siury
Of No. ~ Madison street, u double Grlr& build
Ing, owned unl occupied in The basement by
Fruuk Gazzolo, WHOSE luss rearhca about $5cU
The t,rst flour was occupied by =. l., Aletauutr,
cIothtcr, who lusrs nbuut 500 tuore by water.
Tie cause Ut thu iire IL uukM0Yn.
, 1877-01-04

YAx91ox, D, r., Jan. 3.-1u tho uultcd States
Court here to.day John MrCall. previously cor-
ylrtcd Of the murder Of Wild Bill In the Black
Hills last August, was sentenced bf chset-Jls-
ticc Shannon to be hanged TIL Thursday, afarcll
l. In the abatement made to the Court he
claimed lie was SO bRdly intoxicated OIL thu day
Of the murder as to he entirely unconscious Ut
olsooting anybody. lie etatcd, further, TINT Ills
na1nc Ia not Mccall, but said he ran away from
home when boy, and assumed this nanc. Ills
attorneys viii take the ease to the Supreme
Court, which nccte Oil the 17tll. but he stands
10 chaucc to get hcw trial.
, 1877-01-04
1tEDEEaf1SQ HpSl,S.

The Cn!cag., Milwaukee Is 1t. Paul Railroad
has given uptiyc that, IN pursuance ef tho ter1ns
VI mortgage. tisty-thrce d! ttc cu,npany's con-
solhlatetl shaking fund bon4a laaye besn drawn
for redemption, all will Ge paid GU presentation
II the Co.llpany's office III New York. Interest
on slsetn will vSasv July !, ls11. TAu nulatcr
of thu ltou,s are: 81, -. -. :5o, $780, i3, l.lhs,
l,lyi, lesJ l.l3i l,i1l ,45., ,te5, l.Vi3, lT+.
l,ni, t6l3 2rA, :,lu5, l3l, W, ?,2Ds, 2,X6.
x,4i3, a,hli 44tsr. .61s, .,T!H, 2,7U ,es. !,ol!,
2,s85 22,JiU 2y.5 3,yN, y, l94, 3ai3, $3.50, 33l5,
b,452, g. 5, J5.,9 4,UTi, 4.l7!, 4,;sD, 4,Ss. LUIS,
bt.t*i4 5,2*sl, 6,:2us, 5Ht ltI., 5,i13, t,di7.
, 1877-01-04
MEDfCAk.s
THE -: =.
NATIONAL DISEASE.
TI.5.-E
Is IT CURABLE?

Those who hare suffered from the vaYfous and e,n.
pl!cated forms of dteaae assumed ~ Casarh and nass
cure await the answcr 70 this question wsh consdtra
bic en4LrtJ. And we'll ther may. for no tiscnss tfat
..ruet!sr e health a. Casa,r: Nrensi:ti. Atthnis
thu lnngs olluw. In tnany pf aapis tut
neglected. Catarfh uther tympa,hs aeciUns. su4n
Atacs!nes1. impaired ffrNNlt. nrt tosR ut sense Ut
tte!l may be !ftEre! tn utnor. lot
scsc8. tt ~ nothing with tae {vfuu&
3tcttous Ut tho tttroa& xnd DKs likely 10 follox,
, 1877-01-04
Ing away the wreck. and tho search for the mtss-

MIR. WILLIAM II. KiHEAID,
with Bates, Reed 4; Cooley. 451 I'rostiway, New
York, hns been published as lott On tbc wrecked
train on Friday night last. lie desires It known
that he got otf At Er!e aud Is alive.
TtfE Accident PREDICTED.
Dfe1,.teh 10 N. L.nis kfobt. Dt,nf errt
BtooNtHGroS, ILL.,, Jan. 2.-Tu-luy your cor.
respondent wns Informed lIy ". II. Jameson, i
that while travelling oycr the Lake Shore Koad
In Ohio twenty days aEo. he ~as TOLL while II,
conversation with = gentleman rcstdin5 at the
first station wcst OF A4l,tabu1a that the iron
bridge on the above roa,i at Athtabnta was cnsl-
sft'ered III very unsafe condition, and the pro-
ple residing Ii the immediate netghborhnod
lad for some time predicted that sumo terrible
calamity would result from the Insecurity Of
the bridge unless the necessary rcpairs were
made.
, 1877-01-04

Foec{03 WkO0scN 70 TIE 7F75HNs,
LANSING, Mich. Jan. 3-The Detroit. Lansing
& Lake Michigan Railroad VI. recently sold TO
few Eastern capitalists, prominent among
them bring James F. Joy. The road lnow called
the Detroit, lansing g. Northern Ratlroad) Is
being fitted up for tic lumber trade, with the
Intention to extend to Pentwater soon. The
tFst cott of the road vas t0 uo0 600, and It sold
for $GQ,000
, 1877-01-04
Bennett Receives Three
Terrible Cuts Across
the Face.
a Challenge Certain to Be the
Result Of the Casti-
cation.
Dne1irg Hen Discover a Nice Point in
Roleronce to q Cowhided
Party.


+: NEW YonK, Ian. 3.-1amcs Gordon Bennett
~as horscwhtppcd this morning by tho brother
OF Miss May. Bennett was to hare been mar
ricd the tlay after Christmas. lie did not np-
pear. 4 new arrangement WAS made, to-lay
being fixed upon for the ceremony, at wllicl,
cARnyNAL McI.osKET wAB TO oFrIcIATE.
Everything was In readiness and tlle couple
were to sail Immediately for Europe in the Rus
s!a. Again tho groom failed to appear. When
tie hour was 80 long past that II became cTl-
deut that Bennett mean: to play truant,
FRED NAT sTAilTED FORTH TO AvEN6E THE IN
suit
offered his sister. lie went to the Union Club
House, nj Fifth aYcnuc md Twenty y-i'sst street,
and met Bennett M the sidewalk.
Without Il word Mny
DREW KAwn1nE AND STRUCK BENNETT TunEE
nLows,
making cuts OIL Ills muse aud above both eYca.
The two mel clinclic1, au1 we're separated BY
some Of the members OF thu Club, who took
Bcnuett Inside.
May walked down to hla home On Nine
tecntl street.
AAS NatNbCtA a"s ~ SANA+CsHeAk$
DgENETT WILL CHALLENGE MAY.
Dr. cling men are discussing tie point
Ehctl.er rnt!cr the Southern cot!u challenge
rom cowllldel 1nan Is to be ncccptcl, and
lavor tho dcc'inatlon bY May OF any proposal
from Bennett.
This is tho first Tine Bennett llas been thus
ittarkcl. Tho fact IS recalled tisat ilis father
Tas horsewlslprcd three times, aud that once
Tom lIamblis,, Of tie Dowery Tleatre, held the
sldsr pei,Mett's mouth open and spat iu 1t.
There arc
DIFFERENT FToh1Hs ABOUT THE ENGAGEMENT
hnl proposed marriage. Bennett's fFienls clalul
that tie match was broken oG some .lays al,ee,
ard that no day was liked for the marriage.
Friends uf tho May family asscrt to the son-
trary, mud charge that
uESSzTr WENT ON SPREE
Tuesday night, and Was 50 drunk that he was
obliged to remaln in bed till II o'clock this
morning, whereas he should huyc been married
aud ou h!s way to tho hieama1ltp hcfure that
time.
Beunctt Is snIl to Instst GU challenging Afay.
and hty friends apprel.end serious trouble be-
fore the matter IL settled.
, 1877-01-04
an Increased mileage Of two miles IN addition to
the usual 20 CENTS bridge arbitrary.
CLEVELAND d pITTsBUnG.

CLEVELAND d PITTsBUnG.
CLEVELAND, Jan. a-At the annual meeting
Of The stockholders Of tho Cleveland d Plttsburg
Railroad Company. held In tftr city to-day, tic
following ntrectars were clcsted: J. n. McCnl.
la9a, B. F. Jones, rittsbure; Thomas 4. Scott,
Philadelphia; August Belmont, =. J. Tildeu.
Charles 1.afncr, George W. Cas-, Francis r.
Walker, New York; r K. Springer, Cincinnati;
rcy, Cleveland.
, 1877-01-04

C1sc,xsA7l, O., jan. IA Guztttt special snys
Henry Cc!ghton, u resident of Bloom Township,
FassIlctl County, was murdered BY hts crazy
wife yesterday afternoon. She shot htIu tw[ve
nMu cut hls head usE wttl. un axe. The parties
had been married four years.
, 1877-01-04

medite feiicf a1oraed by sta!o5ds Ssd;cs furc ivr
Gst.Mh + TT plight evidence ot Whst rsy fsIo"a
mater tat Ia, lodged IN .hs nasal pss.aEe, r... q
px, q n M ssd ase Slesa:ed u ana puf1ns con.1..
destso5lnR ln IT. cons, through the !rsten tho Ac1d
R0teU0 tbs dG1tE1ctYt AfGMt In Catarrhal discs A4e4.
, 1877-01-04

NEW YoRE, Jun. 3.-Thr,c thousand boxes Of
smusgiel Nayana rtgars. sclzcd by the Un1trsl
States uieeFs OIL Saturday last, were rcselxsl
by tue slnugglcrs, It Is supposed Sunday hight.
WlIlc tue ullcers wcE1 hscep.
, 1877-01-04

SSw Yonr, Jun. 3,-Thrco former employees
of putldtt Express Company were arrested to-
dag, charged with cutting ma!l.bays md nt-
etracting letters while conveying the bugs from
tllts efty to Jcsscy City Atd Drooklyn. Warrants
ure u1jt for tue urfcst Ut others.
, 1877-01-04
AT TOLEDO, o.

TOLEDO, O., Jan. a,-Thc fire ut South Tole-
do, t.. destroyed largs portion Of Merrill &
Wildcr's ptow foundry, Loss, 5000; insur-
auce, 1iuu
, 1877-01-04

TOLEDO, WABASH G. WESTERN.
6pecta1 D9spdscA to TIE Tribune,
DASv1LtE, ILL.,, jan+ 8.--The decree Of the
Court combining tho ta,e Of the Toledo, Wa
basil d Western Rai1road to John ". Ellis &
Co., trustees for the iopdl1oldrra Of the road,
was flled with the Recorder to-day. CunsEdera-
tton. e. 600 UO0
, 1877-01-04

EAST SAGINAW, Aicll, Jau. IA dwelling
owned by Jolu Boy was destroyed. will Ill Its
contents. to-day by fire. Loss, 3l,H,u; Insured
fur l,:..u III the Nntcttown lnsuF2ncc Cum-
nuy.
, 1877-01-04

BLoostlxor0N, Jan. Sat Normal, ILL.,, the
other night, sotne tend, NTH knife Ut other
sharp instrument, horribly mutilatsd tie live
stock OIL tue farul 0f Mrs. II. Field, of Normal
Township, cutting cows tongue out and uther~
wEsc tn1lctlI.g iuIurlcs.
, 1877-01-04
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

i local nd eoa.t!s9tons .ssay and f spp,ted e
1nprosc4 1nhalnR Tnhr. whteh accompanies c4cn Ios
ts fire Of carge and internally. conItutionAlly
;5ost and stem.c = frs; ths :!.ssm ttom te Rot.o9
n0 permanent cure he made. Thus the United ac.
to of th remedy IL superior 10 all pthesS conbtua
lions OF 0tAers.
, 1877-01-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

1Sn1netts Cocon;ne for tbs hnir hha stood
the test OF time and competition. 1t Inns estab.
l!shcd reputation for purity and ctiacy In every
quarter Of the wnrtd. Millions OF bottles hate
been sold during the last twenty yeats. md the
pnblc ayr rendered the verdict that Ia the chpnp
xtt and bc.t hair dressing In the world.
, 1877-01-04

Throat diseases Often commence with a
Guild. coagh or unn.ual cxrrttun Of the voice.
'.Browns bronchial 2roehes, which. I! neglect.
ed, often te4ut In q chronic trouble Of the throut.
, 1877-01-04


HAMILTON, Ont, Jun. 3.-The store Of Stuart
v. Mcpherson, Wholesale grocer, was partially
burned totluy. Loss, $1,000.
, 1877-01-04

sfrE. Winatow's Snot;,1nE syrup. fur chill
dren t+cthnx lo!senh the Ilms, .rc auces ndam,na.
tion, Al:ays all pain. Sure to regulate the bowels
, 1877-01-04

Hollands Aromatic Hitter ITinc IT iran 10 a
remedy tor nervoua debility. Impoverished blood.
end IMPAIRED digestion. lrpot. !:ttlark street.
, 1877-01-04
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Has worked revolution In tte treatment Of Catafrh.
i ha demonatrated beyond al doubt that this diseese.
aud hAppness bc nAde 10 follow yeara Of fn.ieTy.
!sars Q. .tIer,nE y Ds1ttaf',t r. en- w of The nsth:
G.! md con+ttsutona tt remedy PREPARED b dstIlt.
viii benf the tcat u ittne.
, 1877-01-04
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
Is Prepared By Distillation.

Evety plant and herb that y!e!ds IT. medical essence
tn p:.ssa - r. 3 imprnTra sii aad there mingled
oss1 ato lns rseo,'er ht.rInx WITH + ths hsanS g,
esrry ontamnatian, pure and cooseaa Thus the &C:
tEt medical conat:nents of Thousands OF pounds VI
ri: ss5 saafsF: ,.sdt q c1fe q T. e the naa:
~ curative properties ncrrAset tenfod. 1t 10 pos
itiFcIy the E. o4tcss mcd1cat triumph Of The age.
, 1877-01-04
THE RAWHIDE.

James Gordon Bennett Pub
iicly Whipped on Fifth
Avenue
By the Brother Of Miss May,
to Whom Bennett Was
Engaged.
Young jim Twice Failed to
Keep the Wedding
Appointment.
BE Was to Have Been Married
Yesterday, but Didn't
Show Up.
Whereupon Mr.. Fred May
Avenges the Insult to
His Sister.
Bennett Receives Three
Terrible Cuts Across
the Face.
A Challenge Certain to Be the
Result Of the Casti.
cation.
Dne1irg Hen Discover Nice Point in
Reference to Cowhided
Party.
, 1877-01-04
ELECTRICITY
BAL.SAM AND PINE.
TWO IN ONE.

Thus combined re have Two grnul medical e;cnts IN
nue. zach of which Performs v fnnesun taJ 9aitsdy
as:rr cforr tofnnunIcd In hc history ef ned'
clue. Try uac. Price, Is rtnts.
, 1877-01-04

Each package coniatns Dr. sanfords Improved 1nhal.
Inv Tube. with full directions for In al
Fcc, SiOn For sale by all wholesale md retail dru1
E:sts Throughout Tic United States. WEEKS r POT.
TER General ARcnta and whoesale pture:ts noSton.