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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27
SHARED.

Il
She dawncd upon me like dream
OF loneliness, whose bliss
Made everything around me seem
Sweet as an angels kiss;
For angels kisses must be sweet,
Our artists draw their mouths SO neat.
I called her paragon of girls"
She called me "Man of men,"
And then praised her lips and curls,
And she praised mine again;
And with her scX's charming art
She taught me loye-so won my heart
And thus she made me blissful, so
thought existence half divine,
For was Arabella's-Oh.
And Arabclla would be mine;
And after that would not ask
In greater happiness to bask
But once brought o friend-ah we'll
A friend to see my lady love;
A most COMPOUNDED flop and swell,
With patent boot and whitc-kld glove;
And with his boot and glove, this swell
Soon cut me out with Arabclle.
And he proposed for my adored,
And was accepted, too-ah! me.
And then my very heartstrings roarcd,
II ever heartstrings roared; you see
thought my friend the ''happiest swain
That ever trod the Arcadian plain"
And, on my word do declare,
envied him most fervently;
But since his marriage, blissful snare,
IT'S he who fcrcely envies me;
Because he says that was smarter
And let him catch u perfect Tartar.
And now whene'er meet this swell
But oh! he is 4 swell no more
stop and say, 81 hope you're well,
And then lie give subdued roar;
But when ask him for the "Missus,"
He grnds his teeth and at me Kisses.
--Welboarne P,md,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27

On the coast 90 the island of Lewis IN the
Hcbrides. shipwruckS were very numerous hc.
fore the lighthouses were built. and formed a
source pfregular income to the islanders, who
plundercd them. The inhabitants of another
island of the same group, a little further south,
were 50 demOralizcd by this mode of living
that one of them complained 10 visitor, re
Gently, of the activity Of the Government in
building 50 many lighthouses. "Ay, years
ago" he said, III was a fine island for ayoung
man; il wass. Every week a chest of tea, or a
barrel Of whisky or a box of clothes whatever
was washed ashore. But now they meter come.
No. not at all since they have put up those
tanned lighthouses"
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The Selma Times gives the following inter
csting information in regard to the domestic
economy of the negroes:
1t has often been matter of wonder to many
people how so many idle negroes subSiSt about
this city
We have an old negro man who visits oul
premises once week and performs small
job, for which we pay him quarter. We had
the curiosity to interview him the other day as
10 his finances and subsistence
How art you getting on, Uncle Alcck ~
said we.
"Ah, thank God, make out To get nufr to
eat" said AleCk sum days | make a quar-.
ter, some days more or less, and some DAYS
muffin. But indurin' the week | gets huff 10
buy visions ter me und de ole 'omun."
We'll, Uncle Alcck, how much provisions
do you buy Tell me exactly. | want to make
n calculation
Aleck then gave the following items as his
weekly purchases for himself and wife:
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NIGHT CLERK
PLAYING CARDS. SSriOOssss ,! sOs5ds !
Hspensn's. west OF the Court House SQUARE

LIVE ENGLISH AND FIR ENCtI
u sTArtONAEl-plsin and iRiilAtea-st
OSAAN q hAPkMAk't,
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hR. II. NJ. MoASTHUR, OttavH. ~. ONCE
~ -l'ooms 5 & T. o. Block Open from o'clock \. VI.
tot ocock ~ Residence Benton street, south OF Hi
n0is Avenue. janl2,6
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A. C. FRENCH. 7. ID. CRANE.
LNRF NCtI 81 era y f., Attorneys and Counsel
at Law. In the Office formerly occupied by Bick
ford. Bowen Moloney east side of Court House Square
Ottawa. III. Prompt attention given TO all business entrus
ed TO us. junly15
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g. NICHOLSON d. D. SNOW.
u ICHOLSON & SNOW, Attorneys and Coun
IL seors at Law. VIII practice in the courts of La Sale
and adjoining counties Office, west of Court House. Otta
Ill. noy4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27

EDWIN N. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor at
IL Law. Glover Cooks Block, Ottawa. III. APPS
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u +. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. Office over
ID. No 10 La Sale street. west side OF the Court House,
Ottawa, III. july315
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u +. BULL, Attorney at Law, Office over City
II. Drug Store northwest corner of La Sale and Madison
streets, Ottawa, Ill. may2Ui6
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-28
DR.. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY.

For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chltls, Asthma, pain in the side and
chest, dry hacking cough, tickling in
the throat, Horseness, Sore Throat and
all chronic or lingering diseases of the
throat and lungs, Dr.. Kings New Dis
coVery has no equal and has establish
ed Tor itself a world wide reputation.
a great many of our leading physicians
recommend and use it in their practice.
me formula from which it is prepared
IS mighty recommended by all medical
Journals. The clergy and the press
have complimented it in the most
glowing terms. Go to your druggist
and get a trial bottle free of cost or a
regular size for $1.OO. For sale by F.
Robinson, Kenosha, Wis.
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alive. The natural desire of praise
'should not be repressed, but encourag-
ed within due bounds. Encourage
ment in well doing is one of the most
powerful checks in evil doing.
Again, the teacher must, as far as
possible, recognize individual peculiar
tiles and adapt himself to them. If
these be not recognized and acted upon
justice cannot be done, nor can the
teacher exercise a proper influence
One child is naturally irritable, another
is naturally amiable. One is rash and
impulsive, another timid and retiring.
One has a strong bodily organization
not easily affected by external sur
lroundings, another has inherited a
highly sensitive nervous constitution,
readily excited by the slightest changes
To endeavOr to compress the character
of each of these into the same mold is
as absurd as the effort Of the eagle to
teach the tortoise to fly. It cannot be
done. Disappointment and vexation
must ever be the reward Of him who
makes such futile attempt. Even if
success seems to attend his efforts it is
at the expense of the best interests of
his pupils each requires discipline
adapted to his or her nature, and the
skill of the teacher lies in his ability to
understand the temperament and pecu-
liarities OF each, and then, in his tact
to apply the regimen that shall contri
butte to the best development. Here
lies the great art Of teaching.
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The Place Where the Sun Jumps a Day

Chatham Island, lying off the coast
OF New Zealand, in the South Pacific
ocean, is peculiarly situated, as it is
one OIL the few inhabitable points of the
globe Where the day of the week
changes. 1t is just on the line of de-
marcatlon between dates. There high
u on Sunday, Sunday noon ceases and
instantly Monday meridian begins.
Sunday comes into a mans house on
the east side, and becomes Monday by
the time it passes out the western door.
a man sits down to his MONDAY din
ner on Sunday, and it is Monday noon
before ne finishes it. There Saturday
IS sunday and Sunday is Monday, and
Monday becomes suddenly transferred
into Tuesday.
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g9g1 . . 9 9 . .

TO the Working Class.-We are now
ployment at home, the whole of the time. or for
their spare moments Business new, light and
profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn from
30 cents to So per evening, and a proportional
Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. That
all who see this notice may send their address,
and test the business we make this unparalleled
send one dollar to paw for the ronbIe Of writing Tf
Full particulars, samples worth several dollars to
commence CONNIE work on, and a copy of Home and
F1reslde. one of the largest and best Illustrated
Puolicatlons, all sent free. by mail Reader if
GEORGE STINsON s. Co., Portland, Maine.
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Aid. Yule moved suspension of the
rules, and that the above bills be al
lowed.
Ayes and nays being called, motion
prevailed.
Aid. Yule presented the following
claims:
p. Burns. cleaning hose .......S so
W. E. Hill, cleaning hose ............... 1850
On motion, rules were suspended.
and bills allowed.
BILLS PRESENTED.
City council room, 8 Oh
CITY engine room, gas ..-............ 145
City lamps, gas. .......,.......... IS O5
On motion, bills were referred to
Committee on Gas.
Aid. Leonard called attention to
case OF John Hansen, pauper, and
recommended an appropriation to Mr..
d. Abel for care during sickness of
said Hansen. Referred to Committee
on Pauper Affairs.
Aid. Yule made statement as to
ownership Of the fire alarm bell on
City Hall, and recommended the pur-
chase of same by the city. Referred
ito Committee on Fire Department.
BILL ALLOWED.
Mrs. L. B. Fisk, for road scraper. S15. 90
AID. Reed, poormaster, moved an
allowance of SIS per month to Mrs.
Butler until Nov. 1, 1877. Motion
prevailed.
The clerk presented manuscript
showing plan for book for use of CITY.
Referred to Committee on Printing.
AID. O'Brien made statement to
council of condition of the south ap-
proach to Main street bridge. The
matter referred to Committee on
Bridges.
Aid. Reed moved that all public and
private cross-Walks on Main street be
lowered to the level Of the street, and
that the private cross-walks Of indi-
yiduals be lowered by those ownir
them, without expense to the city.
Aid. 4ule moved to amend to in.
clude cross-Walks on West Main street
and all other cross-Walks that are
found to be in condition to inconyen.
fence the the public.
Aid. Reed accepted the amendment
adding, that if any individuals owning
cross-Walks refuse to comply with or.
|der OF council that the Street Com
Imissioners be instructed to remove
Isuch obstruction.
On motion, council adjourned.
IL. Is. BENEDICT, Clerk.
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Price, One Dollar
Buekda ghaaa's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray OF any other undesir-
able shade, to brown or black, at dis
cretion. 1t is easily applied, being in
one preparation, and quickly and eff
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which will neither rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL G. Co.,
NASHUA. NH.
ss!a sy all Druggists, and Dealers Ia xsa!s.assA
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ed with the greatest care.
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1t restores gray OF faded hair to its
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It removes all eruptions, itching
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cooling, soothing sensation Of great
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BY it's tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and MAX
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS a dressing, nothing has been
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A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assayer
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COMMON COUNCIL.
Official Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING, June 4, 1877


Present: The Hon. Hayor; Alder
men Yule, Van VIE, O'Brien, Leonard,
Zahnen, Schend, Bruins, German, Dewey
and Williams.
Minutes of last regular meeting
read and approved, as corrected.
Bill Of 0. G. King reported correct
by Committee on Claims.
Ayes and nays being called, bill was
allowed; amount, $1,000.
The following bills were presented
and were passed under suspension Of
the rules:
Marsh & Stevens, poor account. $3.50. 49,. .8S
SloSsOn s. O'Brien, poor account. .......... 500
Aid. Yule moved that the sum of
1913 be drawn in favor of W. E..
Reed, in settlement of claims ON dredge
work. Motion prevailed.
The following bills were presented
by Committee on Streets and Alleys
FL. Mullgan. ................. 5.25
j. Schetler.. eco
j. Bienneman Observation-Disclosures. 75O
). l.. Hastings. ....... Observation-Disclosures. 525
IhoS. GerTltt.. Il 30
Aid. Williams moved suspension of
the rules, and that the above bills be
allowed.
Ayes and nays being called, the
motion prevailed.
The following bills were referred to
Committee on Claims:
G. A. Dewey, hardware ....S GO. 20
KenoSha Telegraph, printing .............. 500
Aen0Sha Union, printing. .............. 11.30
Head 81 Switzerland ...- 1919 Se
James Mathews, poor account -. .... 17.78
Bill Of j. hoffman presented
amount, $765-fOr lime used ON Ann
street culyert.
The same was allowed under sus-
pension Of the rules.
On motion Of Aid. Yule, the night
police were allowed one months
salary, less $500 deposit, as per con-
tract.
The following bills were presented
for labor performed on Main street
bridge:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28

20 cr.Goenf. Gin Sun9e Der einise G~rioDruns i'm
NSE1uNnl. apotbeferSeI9dft bat, beutid nno eng
It'd iprtdt, font 8ei@diti9un9 fnben. @ton %ooreiiire:
13l, WecSredor, eSorpu. Int
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
Sic Ta0et Dout SoppeI=9toGer ttttO
oe4t1 aLtett 90toet4A

3met g1oltbtbiere, Elm 0oppeI= 9l6Ier uno
etn alter Some, benz Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
betite6t, tpnren in Strett iber Elm oLtcS,
ober 1e1r. bos6afte5 Gameel gerat6en, bas
nit BEN 8etnen mad alien Setten duss
i9Iug unb tpeber benz @tnen nod benz
Q11bern sur 8eute tperoen tpoIIte. Ser
fre9e 9oppeInbLer griff 6as GameeI NIT
etnem Sdnabel am &Dpf un0 NIT benz ant
bern am S6tuan3 an. Ser 00tpe brinte,
setgte bic 3d6ne, bate ie0o9 nt9t ben
D1ltb, ben Nbler a63utuebren. Nber ct
muBte ieinen She'll baben. 0a CT tpeiter
fetre1t S~arrpf9etoiien fan0, faBte ct ft6
en0It9 ein 6er3 unb ben1G6ttgte ft9 Der
6~interbetne 6es S6la9topfers, unter benz
8ortponb, baB CT boi1el6e 9e9en ben Nbler
i9iben poue. ct 9GIt lie i'm W1nuI rn6
man gIdrbt, 6aB ct Tie obbeiBen unD
nit benz Qbler it9 9ItIi6 iiber Die 8eute
bertrager tDirb.
9aS lit oie @ei9i9te bon Dem Qrgrtff
bes 9~oppeI72t6Ier5 bon GuBIan6 altf Das
tIrfti6e 8arneel, nuo BON Ser 6iIfe bes
e~roBmduligen (nt6t ~mutbigen) 20tpen BON
@ngLan0. Den &opf un6 0as 6intertDeiI,
Bu%lgarten IN europa uno 0rm e.
nten in Niten, mill Der Nb1er boben.
Die 6itterbeine, bas i66ne NegpDtenz
Lamb un6 ben Sue3= Ganol, fptrb iid
gn9Ionb 5%uet9ter1. Die 8oroerbeine,
QQ6dnter, 8o5nien unb bic 6erse9opina,
nirb man ein3elnen fleinen S6afaIs o6er
BENT oitret6ti6en 0oppeIzQ6ler geben; bic
8ruit unb 6as 6er3, GonftantinopeL, ipir6
mabri6etnLt6 eine Observation-Disclosures a6s
Beben. 9er tobtet 9turrpf unb bieGin gez
petbe, nit be1t 6eiIt9en Stdbten, iberlaIen
lie Der gertpeiung un6 ben 8iitcn7 ul1b
NaS9eiern..
l1n6 Die MoroI 6er 8abeG? 8erIa1e
th6 yeter1anb al1f Die 0o6ber3igfeit G1gz
Lambs. 9a IS GuBlanb nt6t BON Ser Surz
fet obtpebren fam, ion e5 iebt nit ibm
ge1netnionte Sadie 8ernodt babe1 sur S6etz
Lung beg v&an1eelS" tpobei IS it6 Negnpz
ten 5u @emutb fii9ret min.
(BbiI. 0en1.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
8ermtf6teS.

Sent General Grant fe6Lt es
i6on i'm 8orduS ni6t an 6 tnI16nnz
gen IN Der q It II % cit. g8te tim dIetd
BET ietner 2an6ung bic @aitfreunoI6oft SET
Stabt. 2toerp0oI %ertDartet, 10 bat linn
in 2on6on Ser rei6ite oortige Nmerifaner,
S. 6. Mor9on, Ser @Dmpagnon be5
oer1torbenen Woblt6dters Yeabobp, iein
6ons snr 8erfu9ung geiteLlt. SeIbmarz
l6al Dt oItf bat t6n berettS gebeten, in
8erlt1 letn Sat 3n ietn. Ser Ofori6ou,
yrdttoent Tranfret6s, 90 &C Mabon,
bot etne dhnlt6e @tnLabung ergeben Iaiie1.
limb oont e CT BON GuBIan0 1T
Oft grant Die gt1tld0ung erfolgt, ii6 mGbz
renb ietneS Nufent6altes baielb1t ais Ben
@o1t oes &dtlerS SIT betradten. @hnn
stDet frI6ere 8rditbetttet Der Ser. Staten
bdben emit europa beiu6t, ndrnltd g a
Buren un6 6tIImpre; aber fetnern
BON bieier tDur6e brauBe11 ou9 nur Elm
Hetner She'll 6er Nufmerfl1mfeit AT 3betl.
6eren Grant fi6 5u e~rfreuen 6aben tpiro.
Der rnteri6teb 1T thetl5 1T benz 6riees=
ru6nte Grants bergrunoet, tbetIs bartn,
bag bic Ser. StaotelA beute in oe11 Iugen
6er WeLt nod nte6r gelten ais GUT 3ett
BON 8uren'S unO Stumore'5. Sol6er
Dirt m09en aud Die GrInbe ietn, aus ipels
den it6 Der etgLti9e Ofittiterz0fotb
oa6tt enti6ieoen bot, vbaB Gen. Grant IN
Gnglano NIT ben ei1em friiberen Souoez
rain 9e6ii9retben Gbren empfangen tperz
ben iole." Plus oteie1 G6ren tpirb itG Der
etnfa6e Grant penig MAIDEN.
Nm l%d1tgIten bon auen Staatsge>
eb9ebungen tparen Die BON silt
nots u10 b0n Netp Onrf beiiammen.
Die Jteip 2orfer trat nod etncn Sag por
Der Suttot1er in Sibutg, ndlrli0 idon ant
2. Sannor, nnO beioe gtngen enbli9 I'M
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
CUR 8enNtatn9
fir Ficiiine f11t0 ftrrhlnme GClttsdle !

Sn btdt bep0[terten @ounties beS StaateS 6anlaz
itno mebrere gut p~erbeierte 6armen 5u nleorI9en HretS
ieu gu pertanieu, uub lptro - o9ne etne oaor9eloSAnS
%8oblun8 10 Sabre 3ett sur G%bSabluns ss9ebsn' mr.
mIiien re 6duter qenilgenO Geio bellgem: nm Ole Mcile
idaHsn. Nue nd5ere Austunit ertbstIt S. 81. >.
Gbcrwouo. SO. 81 SrOaOWaq, NOOm Il. Nsp 9olf.
19leb9ltp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28

moht, ib fin6e dber nirge16s angegeben,
6QB Sic ;tDeterLei Weetbo6en ienals 6eridiez
bene 9feiultate ergeben bitten.
Sn bieiel1 Nugen6ltf Iiegen bie II Il
It en- itattltti6en @erfe iiber &ur5it6tt9z
felt bur6 S6ulunterri6t DDr mir ur1O
i'd finDe BARN folgenbe ertDd6nenStpertDe
Tbatla6en:
1. 81. SO az Gonrd6 bat Sic Nltger
BON 3036 S9ulfinbern IBIS ms 0Dmnas
itl1m etni6lieBlt6] in &%0ntgsberg unter7
Iu6t, uf10 bat nit bem Nugenlpie9el tpe7
Ientli6 anoere 9teiultote ais Our6 Die
9eleprobe erba[ten. st fanO
Sci ben 0eIeprOben: 0it benz au9enipie8el:
9tornati9tige 55 9ro3. 80 3ro5-
6~ursiidti9e So Bros. ~ Yro5.
1lebsrs(6eF44a9 d ji5ii9s uro,.
9o9 mar aud BEL etnen Inter
iu6ungen i'm neunten [Gebten] StuOterz
iabre bic i3a6l Der &ur5it6ttgen iebr bod
60 8rosent BET ben 2eleproben un0 40 Eroz
ser1t BET Der 8ro6e nit benz Nugenipiegel.
2. Or. 81. BON Heub inter lt6te Die
groer idmmtGider S9ILer be5 2eopolbz
itG6ter @pmnoiiun1s in 98ten. IS beltebt
aus a6t SIaiien Die adte &lai1e TT Die
b0dite; Die GAIL Ser &urait6ttgen pu6s
NIT eritaunlt6er Gegel1ndBtgfett bon Der
nnteriten &laiie Bis gu ben 3tpet 6Dditen,
bon 33 in bet unterften bis auf 81 nit
go Bro3ent III Der ftebenten unb a6ten
@l11ie. Bon BEN i'm Sabre 1872 unterz
iu6ten 400 gpmnaItaiten tparer1 int Sabre
1875 nod 211%&anipelenb. Jta6 etnem Sabre
tpore1 "a, mad 3pet Sa6re1 81, mad orei
Sdbren Sc 8roSent bapon 1totionGr 9ebltez
ben un6 IS, 80 lnb 33 8ro5el1t nod furs>
fi6ttger ais bts6er geipor0en. 9lt Der 3u=
nebmenben &ur31i6tigfett bur6 Sic oufe
itetgenben Stubteniabre lit 6a6er ni6t 3t
3neifeln tnDbl aber l6einen mir Sic
9roaentidBe bis iebt nod iebr unit6er gu
1etn.
3. 9r. GmtI S mmert bat Die 2l1=
gen bon 2148 S6Ilern i'm @pmnaitum st
Bern, 8ursborf nit Solot6urn; in 5tpte
Wtdb6enl6ulen in 8ern; in elmer in8urg=
bort; in Ser Snbuitrtej6nle in Gbaur Be
fonb; in elmer GnaEeltz un0 MG69enidule
In 0ocle uno in bier o%ortigen u6rna6erz
i6ulen unteriu6t unb Das merftDiir0iee
&eiultat gefunoer, boB Ser b0ufig It
3uiton6 Ser idtpeiseril6en S6uliu9en6
Ser Der @eitit9ttgfeit (l1eberii6tig=
fet) lit. Sn Der WfGb9enl6u[e tn Burg
bort fan6 ct "a 9ro5ent g8ettz (Terns)
1uDIl9ey III DeI DUlIt9et 9leLteIlut1 DulS
gar 50 Bro5ent. Sn ben @Dnu1aiien 81
8ern unb Solotburn fan6 er Die gr0Btt
9ln5ahI 9ur5ii9ttger, aber ite rei9te ni6t
iber % 8ro;ent, unb ioeor bort CAB es
80 Bis go 4ro3ett 6ernit6ttse. Sn aIer
ibri9en S6ulen o B neNuSna6n nj maj
BET 8roSentioB Der 6er1tit6ttgen iiber 81
ur6 itieg tuie geiagt Bis 81 SO Qro5ent BIN:
duf. 9ics fann bur6 ni6tS Nnberes
ais 6ur9 bic ~beitdnbige @etuobn6ett bes
9usi9auens mad ben 8erggipfeIn uni
gergriden betptrft tporben ietn = gIuf:
lid Die S6tDeiSer, benen tire berrlid,
91atur nod INNER lie6er lit, als bie8i6er:
gele6riamfeit. Die 2iebe altr gtatur mad
fte fernit6ttg, unb ieIbit in ben 11brma6er:
f9uIen fontlnt Die anbalte16e 9tmirutib:
arbett ge9et ben GtnfluB Ser mG6tiger
Serge auf bic S9pei5er zNugen ni6t ouf
Sn BEN bier 116rma6eri6ulen in 2ocLt
fan6 Or. gntlnert So 8ro3ent 6ernit9tigI
unb nur 10 9ro5ent &ur5fi6tige; 6u
t1e6rtgen batter normaIe Sebpette.
6. 8. g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
Farmer I'll verk aufen

100000 ader SarlnGunO in @isconiin, in Marotbon
rrb Strcol1t Counties, limb 5u perfauIen bur6 bic BtSz
eoniin 0alep @tierbabn Gonpo9nie, uuI lansen @rebtt
Su Z 8rosent Sntereien, ober fir Saar9elb 81 $1.25 bis
$500 per 0der. @eiutoes &Itnd, tein Steber 1tnb
N9ue unb feline 9eui6refeit, pouauf 9ol3 BON alien
Sorte,t, en gutter 2ocalmartt fir anes Grbaute, unb
3por gu euten 9retieu, ba has 9anb in ether euten 8ouz
BotSzGege1tb ltest, nit sobGret6eu Sd9en1iibIen, pououf
Grbett mdbrenO bes san5en Sabres tnr Dteiertisen nit
penieen Witteln, peld)e Xano touier molten.
98eset btatser 9tetiebefOrberun9, &arten lno @trfulaz
rem, BITE bos 2aub beidreibeu, loenoe lnan it6 on Ghrts
itiatt 6 9toi,, 268 Soutb Slater Strabe, 3trnmer $40.
II, Chicago, 81. S. ~. Smith, guuOeonmiii ioner,
@ouiau, Otarotbon So, isis. 20ni3nttn6
3u Derfaufem: Is GiT mes Sg HIa, : 5 y!s,5s' d 5IoTsit.
81. Oieietbe beitebt aus 203h older, wopon 40 afer
out tuItiutrtes @rairteIano uuo S31a older sutes So(ss
Ioro limb. SIT elm gutter g9etberIae, peldeu elm rte
periicseubcr Bad flieBt. Cine friite Guene, @obnz
baus nit Stetns 6 e1er, Stal unb Drummer, Der 10 sutes
@alier Iieert ais i'm @ourt9 81 finben it,. Grober
S1u6t9orten, in uonsr 8Iiitbe, in benz ale Sorten
ssridte gu fincen iinb. Ia9rt nit b~eIobeuem 4naen 3
Stunoen bis Gbtca9o unb IL Wietlen bis 3ur @tienz
balm. S60ne gage uno etne WeeiIe meitIi6 Don elmer
orobe,t lutberii9en Stride. nit pelder ette beuti6e
Sdule uerbuube1 lit. 8tnis urb LANCE 3ermtne. aiGs
berss BET Sobn Sutton. len. Der tn Der Rabs Der 6orm
1pobnt, ober bel BEN @ieeutbnmer g. 0opnep, Ode BON
Collins unb GtbertpitroBe, nabe 8rap's Ipotbete in
Sotiet, Gin Gourtp, Sl.
7mt3W(tp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
SEE Sert6t Oct Gratt.

9atmt9, Wta T. q. Sept. 1875.
Serrn Stepens.
@ertber 6err!-ssyd fi5&e mid sebrun9en, einiscgorte
itber VEGETINE su ia9en. Die @erste ia9ten, i'd
Bate 10 ptele getbeu, bob ie mir Gi6ts su ee6en rpisz
ten. Sic iasten. i'd bdtte Idte6te SdIte, uno Nicrenz
Ieibcn urb Ge6erleiben unb ~Sersidmdde unb i'd CLAUDE,
Sie sT aer,te iasten, s Mite mir Sid? MiStss, nod n SS IL
ctnsunebnten, 6a i'd ben DeGi nidt lberLeben t6rnte.
Mabrli6 i6 etaubte, baB VEGETINE BET mir mirfz
lid cine roun6er6ore 5eiluns bewirft bat, unb Seoem,
ben i'd treffe, iose ids baB es bic bette MebiSin in ber
Melt lit. Sebr bonf6or bic Sbrtse
9rau 9. 8. Butler.