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NJORTGAG AGE SNiE.-Whereas David Max
wi on and sarah. his witt, did execute and deliver TO
Alison Ward their certain mortgage deed dated The 29th
cay of October 1875, in ana by which they conveyed
rbed land and premises situated IN tue county OF La
Sale and state OF Illinois, VIZ: .
The south nall OF the southeast quarter OF The north
vest quarter ac.es the half OF the southwest
tue nortt west quarter OF $50 acres) all In
wnship north. OF range hNe east oil the td
principal meridian 10 secure the ynent oil one certain
of date with said mortgage Tor the
IF dollars. payable year
With interest At ten per cent per annum from
cate until uai and signed by the said David MaNon had
mortgage recorded in Book No. jl on page so oil the
books in the recorders office OF said La salle county
duly sold transferred aud assigned the said
note 10 mortgage described and secufed and tie said
mortgage TO the uuder.igied.
And whereas default has been made In the payment of
nortgaCe and the Undersigned IL fully autho lied aud en-
powered hy said mortgage 10 Ill the sld and premises In
said mortgage described:
Therefore pablo notice Is ce5y given, that the under
signed as synec OF the sad N~pn NEr. the mortgage
m said mortgage hy virtue % the yowrr- and provisions
in said mortgage. aEt IL pursuance thereof will
on tue sln day February H. is, vt The hour OF "
o'clock ~ OF said day, at the south door Of the court
House Ot IN SAID Ia safe county 10 The state OF IL
LIMOS. sell AZ puhc auction. the highest and best price
Tie same will bring the land ami preniaes described
In san mortgage before described and VIII make
and deliver 20 the purchaser or purchasers at said
goo and sufficient deed or deeds OF the premises sold
and amply the proceeds Of laid sae as prOyded In said
There viii be- due on ssd promissor note secured hv said
mortgage al the ay sale. the OF six hundred ahd
eighty dollars. resides costs ana attorney ices .
SAID land premise Vii be SOFA SUBJECT 10 all mort
or ocr Hens said lana aud premises At the time
tn execution and delivery OF the mortgage Aforesaid.
. OTTAWA. January -ith, ls''-'" CYRUS \. LELAND.
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MO ~ l. En-


lIcI'TG GAG Il - I,E.-Nooc' Is hereby Civ.
vi en- that on lie sh day Of March A. l~, 10 clock
p Joseph stout. villa self al publ auction, 20 the
highest and test bidder CASH a the south door 81 the
COUNTY court HOus- Tire city u Ottawa In the county
La sale and 81 Iros tie ONoNinZ described
lands. situated sad county. 10 VII: AHthe southeast
quarter southwest quarter OF section uifecu ~
EnsLp thirty three north. range tEe cast OF Vie third
principal cridian except acre heretofore conveyed 10
Larson Pope. George POPE ava Inward fopr ~ deed
BEARING date 'uly ls; p -, aLa teceiat ih bsok -.
eDce made tor more particular description; That said
sale wi, be made hy trustee in pursuance 81 pow
er given ly ain mortgage " Geed OF trust
cuted by John Gibbons graaor 70 me IS grantee dated
The 2h August IS and duly RECORDED In tie
Recorder ONCE OF said county u BOOK " OF coi de a.
page ~. IL and So which Teierenoe j. made; That
sad deed given 20 secure one pr"iuiss1y
OF said John Gibbons o! said date ior @ being pur
money for aid premises pay abe 10 TIE order Of JO
sep Stout N wears iron IT. dae tattug Interest al
the CT per cent yer aunur payable sei annually
And default hAs n made f TIE payment Of sad
aad interest any thereof sud tue sale note an
interest being due pay able have elected 20 al
verfiss and eel said preuse sccoE 10 re terms and
conditions OF said mortgage oT a'-4 OF la'i.
JOSEPH STOUT.
Fst.lo. ,s,s. Mortgage.
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BUDGET OF FUN.
4 Southern Negroes Adventures at Gosple
MIL.

MIL.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
"You dontcome down to church no mo,
Brudder Remus Dcre's been might INFER
estin' meetin' gwine on lately
Hits been long time, Rastus, since | was
down dar, a.. NTH be longer. done GOT
my dos" -, :,
you, Brudder Remus?'
Not in perticler. DIES TOXIN dra"cu OUT.
De members wus too mutuel fer ter SUIT my
doctrine"
How wus dat?'
We'll, | tell you, Brudder Rustus. Wheh
| went ter dat chu'ch went as 'umbil ez de
mex one, | went dar fer ter sing an pray an
wushup | wus alters on han, mos Centrally
alters had stray shinplas,er dat dee ole oman
wanted sent ter dem pagaus ont dar. Hit
went on dis way ontil de fus news | knowed
dar wus a row got up in de amen corner.
Brudder Dick sed dere wasn't huff money,
an Bruduer SIM sed if derc want he specled
Brudder Dick knowed whar I'D gone ter, an
den Brudder Dick lowed dat he wouldn't
STAN no probusness, an den he hauled off an
took Brudder Sim under de jaw-plip.--an
den dcy clinched an drapped an iout on de
flo an under de benches, an 'mong de VIM
men. Den de preacher started down fun de
pulpit, an ez he wus skippih' on de platform
ahime book cotch him under de eye, an hit
sounded like a Gungshell he'd busted, Bout
dis time Brudder Jesse riz up in his seat, sor
ter kccrless like, an went down inter his
britches arter his RACER, an den i knowed
dat de trouble he'd begun. Sister Dilsey, de
preachers wife, she seed it herself, an let of
one of dem halyluyah boilers an den dis
remember what came to pass. La gitten
kinder ole, an de dus an de har Shet out de
panneramar Fuddermor' my Inns got ter
akin, particler when hear Brudder Sim an
Brudder Dick a-snortn' an a.scutflln' under
de benches like ez If dey wuz maxim fer my
pew, so l sorter hump myself an scramble
out, an de fus' man | seed wus q perleece.
man, an he had niger rested, an de- name
of DAT niger wus Remus."
"Ue didn't res you, did he, B.udder Re
mus?"
Hits DIES like tell you, an had ter git
Massa John, what wus my young mors,cr ia
de warmin days, TO 60 inter my bon's fur me.
Hit amt no use fer TO sing ont chu'ch ter
me. | done bin an got my dose. Wen |
goes ter wah l wanter know wat I'm a
doin', an don't wanter git hemmed up
'mOng wimmen an preachers. want elbow
room"
"But, Brudder Remus, you amt"
III mout drap in, an | mount; but wen
you see me santer in de do, wild my specs on,
you can say to de brudderin confidenshill,
Oar comes ole man Remus wild his boss
pistol, an if dar's much ov q scutfle roun'
here dis evenin' you gwine ter hear fun i'm
So long. Member me ter Sister Tempy."
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All Talk and No Cider.

Sam and Ben were two Indians, both I'm
commonly fond of cider, The missionary had
barrel Of fine cider, and he liked to hold re.
ligiOus converse with Ben and Sam. One
day Ben said to Sam: why do you go to
the minister's 50 often?" ITO talk" was the
reply. And what do you talk?" "Genesis,
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Exodus and
Pocraphy." Hugh! Say 1t over What
else." peter, Timothy, Jonah, Ananias,
and Levticus." "What else" Babylon,
Moses, Judas Iscarlot, Saint John and Ne
buchadnezzar" "And them" "Why, then
get mug Of cider and go" The next Sun
day night found Ben at the minister's. The
latter was busy on a sermon, and was not
talkatlve Ben sat till there was a pause, and
the minister looked up Then he uttered,
with tone intended to be sweetly pleasing
and attractive: Genesis, Matthew, Mark,
Luke, John, Exodus, an Pocraphy." The
minister stared at him, but before he thought
it worth while TO say anything his mind re-
vertcd to his sermon. Then Ben proceedet,
in tone of sadder earnestness: "Me say
Peter Timothy Administrators.
"Ah, ves,' replied the clergyman, distracted
ly; "Very true" He put away his work with
a Sigh ofrellef, and then thought of setting TO
find out what his visitor really wanted. Ben,
however, anticipated him by uttering with
the determined accent Of one who wouldn't
be misunderstood or wronged on any account:
"Me say--Babyl -Judas-'Scario'
Saint John Nebuchadnezzar r"Ben, wha,
do you mean?" said the clergyman. at las,
startled Me mean," said the Indian, with
calm Gignl,y-"me mean-clder."
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1t is related OF Judge Davis that IN his cir.
cult at Indianapolis, lawyer named ketch-
um was ready when his case was called but
his opponent sent word that he could not ar.
rive for an hour or two. Ketchum insisted
on proceeding at once Judge Davis remon.
stratel in favor Of the absent lawyer, but to
no purpose. WELL" said he finally, iii you
insist upon going on, Mr.. Ketchum, you have,
of course, the technical right to do so but If
were you wouldn't urge the matter. over
at Springfield the other day there was just
such case; the lawyer would insist on going
on with the trial. and so l had TO look after
the interests of the other party myself-and,
do you know, curicpslv enough, Mr.. ketch.
um, we beat him Mr.. Ketchum decided TO
wait
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-24

Young America Is advancing. Here is the
evidence. Youth Of six years-"I'apa, you
must get me some marbles" Fond parent
MARBLES, my son; do you know how to play
marbles" He waited till the next night for
his answer Youth, displaying pocket in.
tlated with rafting agstes-"Ah ha! see
therew Papa-"Why. what's that" Youth
MARBLES! Don't I know how 10 play -
Papa-"Whcre did you get EN-" Youth
"Skinned fellern
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y man bought gallon of cir to take home,
and, by the way Of q label, wrote his name
upon a card, which happened 10 hc The seven
OF clubs and tied it to the handle. y friend,
coming along and observing the jog, quietly
remarked, That's an awful careless way 10
leave that liquor Why: said Tom. Be
cause somebody Nigh, come along with the
eight of clubs and take H."
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Ecgal.
NICHOLSON & SNOW,
4ftUfftGS at LfIC.
a DNiINI 81 tA"Cs,E't| SAi-yc q L.
~ I-.-'EATE


DNiI y - ssA't"s,k-SS - IA LIZ q L.
N REAL ESTATE.
By ylrnc of order and decree OF the County Court OF
La Sale county. Illinois made petition %! The under
signed Adam ia, oh, Administrator OF the Estate OF John
ste deceased tor leave sell the real estate of said de
ceHsed ri the JANUARY term s OF SAID court 10 W.T.
the Sth day OF Janusry lS1i shall, on Thursday the
first day OF March next at the hour OF one ocock In the
afternoon OF said dsv sell ~ public SALE ~ the premises
below described in sad county the real estate described a.
ullows. tOW: All that part OF The northwest quarter OF
sec ION one IN township thrtysX NORTH In range ionr east
81 the third principal meridian lying and being north OF
the center OF tho Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad,
and containing abont nlatytwo acres also all That por'
ton Of east half OF the quarter OF section two IN
said township and lying and being south OF said
Burlington Quincy T. llrOad such land TO be sold SUB
ct 10 dover interest Of So?hie sah therein ana SUBJECT
also the pay ment Of certain mortgage on the tract hrst
above described. given By said John Stah and lie to
George w Davis, Tor Ave hundred dollars dated 18TH
February 1874 and duel three from date, with inter
at ten per per the following terms, 10
wt One hall cash In hand and the balance one year from
SALE with interest at ten cent per annun me purcas
to give approved security and mortgage ON the premises
sod TO secure the pay men OF the balance purchase
money
Dated this first day Of February A. D. 1871!
ADAM JACOB,
Administrator o the Estate Of John W. Stahl Gee a.
NICHOLSON SNOW. Attorneys. "o3'"
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They were at the Art club. Shc--'les, IN.
deed that is a sweet, pretty picture OF The hay
field, ana the girl raking hay, and the chil.
dren oh, they're horrid, tumDling about 50.
And over there IIe-"But, darling, you
are passing rICh: IL Norton's beach view.
See the frog and She oh, YES, know
| don't like such pictures They make me
think the crimp is all coming out OF my hair
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President Islesias, Of Mexico. reIolces in
the middle name of"Mariar." Unhappy tom.
cats sit on the back fence at nights, for hours.
trying to pronounce that name. And 1t is
marvellous how close they hit the correct pro
nuncia,ion, You may have heard EN-.
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zegpl.

NrOu-ICE.-EsTATE OF JACOB BRusBAck, Dk0 D.
y Notice In hereby given, that the underslgnei hun,s
o me estate OF Jacob Brumback late OF the county
of sale and state of Illinois, deceased VIII appear before
the County Court OF said county on the third MONDAY "
ottawa In said county VIII and where all persons hevng
claims or demands against said estate are noheu 10 hehu
and nresent the same in writing for adjustment
pa'cu ''' i' N' " WILLIAM PllZER,
,,,-sy Administrator
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Mamma-"What Is the baby crying FOR,
Maggie" Mcggie-"I don't know" Nam.
ma-"And what are YOU looking So indig.
nan: aboutg' Maggie-"Ihat nasty dogs
been and took and eaten my 'punge cake. =
Mamma-"why, saw you eating sponge
cake minute ago" Maggie, that was
bahy's"i
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\ western editor said 0f atornado-"Itwas
a wind that jus; sat up on lie hind legs ana
howled."
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The big steer" was in Buffalo lately: |
was said TO be the largest in the world, weight
ing 5,ll5, pounds seven years old, bred AID fed
by Mr.. Summers, of Tennessee.
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The Inquirer has discovered that Sterne's
apothegm, God tempers the wind to the
shorn lamb" printed in l,6s, is traced to
Herbert, 1910: TO The shorn sheep God
gives wind in measure" which is a close
translation from Henry Estienne, who wrote
IN 1894, "God measures the wind TO the shoTn
sheep"
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DooK AND jon PRINTING OF
ID every description. coue Lsany, correctly, and - Ia
% - ..-a .s.lzrsrf.o- OMAN 4 N.fPFaAA,
Of court IiDss
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BIRDS KILLED BY TELEGRAPH WRES.-In
the early days of telegraphlng 1t was popu-
lar opinion that the passage OF electricity
along the wire while birds rested on il would
Kill them. the tact not being known that elcc-
tricity always follows the hes, conductor
where there is free connection, and that lie
discharge of a jar heavy enough TO knock
one senselcss might pass through rod held
IN the hand without harm to the operator
More recently d.. Cones has discovered hun.
dreds of birds lying dead under the wires
in the West; they were not killed by electri.
city, but by flying swiftly agains, the wire
while not seeing il.
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PIMPIFS.

vii mail Gree the recipe Ter prepArinE simple NsS.
T.HLz BAlr that will remove laS. FIRE. Kills. PM
PLs and BLnTcHEs leaving skin soft clef and beau
iul Instructions for producing lIuAnt gr9- Va
Of hsir bald head smooth fece Aodrcs bdu Val
delf Co.. Box 5l2i, No. Wooster street. New n0rk
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A merchant was celebrating the marriage
of his daughter. While they were enjoying
themselves above, he CHANGED to go to the
basement below, where he met servant car.
rying lighted candle without candle stick.
She passed on to the cellar for wood, and re-
turned quickly without the candle. The
merchant suddenly remembered that during
the day several barrels of gunpowder had
been placed IN the cellar, one Of which mad
been opened. Inquiring wha; she had done
with the candle. to his awful amazement her
her reply was that, being unable to carry it
with the fuel she had set it in barrel Of
"black sand In the cellar
He flew to the spot. A long, red snuff was
lust ready to fall from the wick into the mass
of powder, when, with great presence of mind,
placing hand on each side Of the candle,
and making his hand meet at the top, over
the wick, he safely removed it from the bar.
rel. At first he smiled at his previous fear,
but the reaction was SO great that ii was
weeks ere he recovered from the shock
which his nerves sustained in that terrible
trial.
There are candles in many barrel OF gun
powder today. Many homes have been
blown TO ruins by them. There is candle
in the cellar Of the wine.bibber. 1t barns
brighter with the added fuel of every cup he
drains, and, ere he is aware, all his hopes for
this world and the next will be blown up
with a rum more terrible than any destruction
that gunpowder can bring.
There is candle in the cellar ot the liquor
dealer, burning slowly but surely. He who
is dealing death TO others will he startled 10y
a sudden blasting of his own peace, when the
wrath of God, restrained no longer, shall fall
upon him In q moment. Every way OF man
is right in his own eyes, but the Lord pom.
dereth the heart" HE that by usury and
unjust gain lncreaseth his substance, shall
gather il for HIM that will pity the poor.
The man who is willfully destroying himself
may be deluded and see no danger; the man
who is destroying others may say, IL do not
see it; but the eyes which ponder both theil
ways see not only the evil, but the sudden
obstruction" which is before them, If they
do not speedily repent and reform. See 10 il
that no righteous anger burn against you
See to il that no burning candle is endanger
ing you in your cellar.-Christida at Worl.
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GLEANINGS.

MIR. Shook, of Illinois, shook hands
with mad bull, and was soon afterward
buried.
In Arkansas neckties are cheap. The
crowd puts one round your neck, sings it
over tree, and it doesn't cost you anything
/ The Baltimore Sunday Telegram puts
Eastern Shore items under the head of
"The Eastern Eden;" queer name for de
sho'.
Max Strakosch has engaged Clara
Louisa Kellogg to sing 10C nights for $780,
600. Max could have saved Just $50, 900
by engaging us.
| -"Send us wives" is the piteous plea
that comes from Washington Territory,
and naturally the question arises, Whose
wives shall we send 90
"A North Carolina girl pierced her ears
in order to get pair of earrings, and got
instead four and half pound tumor,
which surgeon has removed.
There is great deal ov premature
wit floating round; it il like the hand
writing ov sum men; you kant tell what it
was meant for after it gifts cold.
-" What did you get >" asked wife
of her husband, on his return from a hunt
ing excursion of several days duration.
81 got back!' ne sententiously replied.
The intensely poetical editor of a
Texas paper describes recent gorgeous
sunset in that vicinity as resembling a ripe
pumpkin wrapped in the American flag.
The Rev. George Bull baptized forty
persons by immersion in twenty seven
old, too. He is " star " baptizer-in fact,
a Great Dipper.
"A base, ignoble brute of Oil City says
that when he sees a woman neither fat nor
fair, but forty, with a cardinal red plume
on her hat, it suggests to him a life and
death struggle between Nature and Art,
with Art on top by large majority.
-" Now, my boy,' said the examiner,
"if had a mince pie, and should give two
twelfths of it to John, two-twelfths to
Isaac, two-twelfths to Harry, and should
take half the pie myself, what would there
be left? Speak out loud, so that all can
hear" "The plate" shouted the boy.
"A man is generally supposed to be in
pretty tight place when he is between the
upper and neither millstones of an adverse
fate; but if he knows himself he doesn't
want to exchange places with a fellow who
gets between brick wall and baby car
riage propelled by determined woman.
"A newly-married man directed by
his wife to order some yeast, and, not
having a very weld fined idea of the
article, he told the baker to send up
ten dollars worth. At nine o'clock next
morning three men might have been seen
Juggling cask of yeast up the front steps
of that mans house.
"A young Partisan artist painted por-
trait of a duchess, which did not satisfy her
friends. The painter was convinced that
he had succeeded, and proposed that
little dog belonging to the duchess should
be brought, to prove the resemblance. The
dog was brought before witnesses, and no
sooner did he see it than he sprang upon it
and licked it all over, expressing great joy.
The painters triumph was complete. He
had retouched the picture during the night
with thin coating of lard.
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BUBBLES.

Getting tat-Buying lard.
"A favorite exclamation-A lass.
-Children's wear-Who'd think it -?
"A standing gagement-popping the
question over the front gate.
The economical baby puts its toes in
its mouth in order to make both ends meet.
Call the next baby Elaine, after Tenny-
sons heroine. Then, when she is cross,
call her Madelaine.
Although a girl may be as proud as
Lucifer it doesn't always follow that she
makes good match.
Good partners at cards-a chimney
sweep and a bugler. One can follow SCOT,
and the other can trumpet.
When is an express package like fish
When it is C. o. d. Or, when it is under
the scales. Or, when it is hooked.
-"Did they have to wake up the hen ?"
innocently asked Smith, the other evening,
after waiting twenty minutes for soft boiled
eggs.
When proposing to widow, the ques
ton whether her first husband is dead or
divorced should be put as delicately as
possible.
Mrs. Spilkins, reading that Gen. Crook
had just captured hundred lodges, de-
voutely expressed the wish that her hus
bands lodge might be among the number
The time when man fully realizes
that woman's sphere should be enlarged, is
when he finds that his washerwoman has
mistaken his stockings for his shirt bosom,
and starched them accordingly.
"A Western girl visited a music store
and asked for "The Heart Boiled Down
with Grease and Care" and "When
Swallowed Home Pies" The clerk
at once recognized what she desired.
Mrs. Darlington to Isaac Y GU must
take calomel. Isaac-you know what Spoke
shave says" Be thou as poor as snow,
and as cheap as ice, thou shalt not 'scape
calomel. Now don't be like the Prodigious
Son, Isaac"
Real estate business is not profitable
just now. The tenant is waiting for the
landlord to lower the rent, while the land
lord is waiting for the tenant to raise it,
with the chances ten to one that the tenant
can't raise cent of it.
-"Don't make fool of yourself with
that girl now, Tom; you know loves blind, "
said his cautious parent. "That's all
bosh," said superior Tom. "Love's not
blind at ALL why, see ten times as much
in that girl as you do
-Squabbles, an old bachelor, shows his
stockings, which he has just darned, to a
maiden lady, who contemptuously remarks,
"Pretty good for man darner." Where
upon Squabbles rejoined, Eyes, good
enough for woman, darn her!'
1t is a remarkable fact which we can.
not explain, that the boy who does not
less always to be found at the safe end of
the gun. Providence ought to look after
this little arrangement and reverse it oc-
casionally.
When die let me be buried within
the sound of the hammer, the clans of
the work shop, the hum of the mill, :"
says the candidate in his speech. And
then ne goes home and sets himself in tie
rocking chair while his wife carries the coal
out of the cellar to get supper with.
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MONEY To LOAN.

TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS on first
4 mortgage, in of less than five hundred
dollars. Apply to VT. WARRINGTON. JR.
Aug Is, 1sII-tf Ekton. Md.
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For The Cecil Wing.
BROADBRIM'S NEW YORK LETTER.

The Return Of Prosperous 7Tmes--TAe
La@ and oar Neo Inns and Hotels
Murder at the Fire Points - Gaman's
Surrender and Sentence-Bnsines,, etc.
If any man, woman, or child in the U.
S. doubts the return of prosperity to our
beloved land, he has only to take walk
down the Bowery, and on the corner of
Hester street he will see the most unques-
tionable evidence of it in the startling an
nouncement of, Whisky, Six Cents
Drink" The size of the drink is not
mentioned, the quality is not even limited
at, but among the numerous evidences of
the return of the good old times, nave
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