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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
Address OF the MIssissnppI
ncDubIIcans-

No ono that understands Nil
sissippi affairs will be surprised
at ~ abandonment oil 1,a Re,
publican party in HAT
State. Of which we mtflibrkd
lasl week. We give below the
address Of the committee which
explaining Why they cannot main
tain TIER orgartzation-fahu m
Gmid9-ion anu violence.
Wdhavc confidence and wis
dom I'm President Hayes, and
paraiyzcd and %powcrlcsS as we
arc, We profoundly regret and Of
fJrr, coming frchI any quarter, 10
Tca en- his am, or which might
tend ~ the slightest degree 10
render unsuccessful the high OK
pertinent in siatcmrnship which
Aj IS now making.
Tie facts % history speak for
themselves; Fraud, inlimida-
Ton. ana violence haN practical
+, Hs'r9nch'sel the Republican
partv IN TIL, STATE; aud until the
Umc shall come when W. can
stan5 erect in am presence rs
frceacn, and MS crt and enforce
out H4i,tf at.;hc boilot- box. We
byfay IL 10 !ic the part Of wis,
dom 20 refrain from The Unequal
and hopeless contest. WIZ the
recollection Of thb campaigns OF.
1875 and 1916 frc"h'in oar mrIDO.
~. wc decline to- cn"a"c in Il
coNhCt which promises IN in
crease q jiilafaHll Wt'rcqually
II n "otl" rcsu't3.
\ lost Il hcrOts much more
-nulgaroua ihm The merfhhra OF
The Dapu0licaN'parly in Mi5sii-
GrDi havc.jn day gonc by, laid
3gTa heir IiEos 10 cave thcir
country. We can we'll anOrd 10
-~lc,1ti"c orr part Oi"anIIltiOn
lho .aarc allcr. ann ldavc the so
Hutton Of iha p?6Hfeif Is those
who have the powet - aojyc
in rG0riu,,on. We desire to add
hat orr action - not Influenced
Nv any want OF iajthlul adhesion
10 Tho nr.1riaiNe OF he RcOubli
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
VIII tipping Children.

Below is pa It graph, from a
lecture delivered by Col. Bob.
Ineersoli in San Francisco;
The Children of poverty! Ny
heart blceds when ] thing OF
thcm; The children simply cover
ed by rag; The children OF fam
line and II starvation; the chill
dren CT drunkenness and the chill
drcn Of crime, lotaam and jet
som upon the wild, the rude sea
OF ..l..c: Iic thlldtrn in alley:
|,hh Children who @r0uch in cor
ness when they hear The unsteady
step o. drunken brute of a ia
Their; the children little babies
with drinuhg mothers, The
children, too, OF Che rich, that
have no iihCrly-thcsc little chill
|dfen ti'it arS trdshcd, that are
upon, That arc frightened
i 2ity thrm from the bottom OF
my heart. What right hfHc you
10 tYraruiIe over ii child! I li3ve
very title respect for 4 fffan that
caanot goHcrn a child ~ithoul
bcNie force.
TainL Of whippihg children!
Why, they say children tells hes.
Yes, coWs3iiec ihthc mother OF
lies tyrdnuy II Che ia her Of lies.
/ Suorosor5u Han WHO is as much
flay2GGy Won arc larger than n
ttcycapola crild should come
tE0d N3i.t G,bhIc IN his hand:
f"NYh0 nbrGkc. that pfatc!" You
Would "~htnbIc; ycur knces
~ould knock together, and You
lWould swear you never saw the
plate, oft was cracked when
YOU sol it,. Think Of a member
Of HE Exchange whipping one OF
his clilaren for prcvalicaling,-.
think Ola lawyor, beating his
own flesh and blood because he
cyadedsth truth. Think Of a
dealer in stock Furnishing his
child setting aloat false reports.
What an inconsistency! Think
ofiG If you should h%erercafter
whip your child ] wish you could
have your photograph taken
when doing il, with brows Con,
tracted with anger, cheeks red
with wrath and the little child
shrinking, trembling, crouching
begging! If this child should
happen to die, wouldn't it be
sweet when the maple leaves ere
turning to gold; and when the
scarlet vine run like a SD regret
out of earth-wodldh't it be de-
lightGui TO go and sit on the little
mound that covered the flesh you
had beaten, and look at the pho.
tocraph Of yotrselfin the act Of
whipping that child2 Now think
Of il, think Of it; and fall | say
tonight viii SAFE one blow from
The tender hesIlof ihlaicy, am
more Jhon paid
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
Tic FaSlniEa Strike.

nal ~ - .r ~
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"''' ,,' - f'
'eSl'oN''o w. - ~ , NV
!'a,S' WIZ p'''''p'' ~"
III '.'' i",'lT '"'' '''' ''o ,','p
oS, = .,lo ~? = H. :" ';'.;n p'', w. ,, "o,
- 'a;,,S ~ |'a','
III a!1'0 every, ''l''an'' ""e'o
strike occurs tht damage td prop
crty is moro iha'n The cost of tho
l,hor won!d have hcon Ia tbi,
~ p,;rSa1s
',l%,tIrS','e lS'.;t"'oS '''' '''Pon-
.sihte IorIha str'lS' and the ark
ers arc responsible Tor The excite
mont Cbai Lo,- caused % mi,clr
ta,. of. 49, r',; n, usNl.,or., tbo
'~,
S,NN'fS IVA H-ot}o|''oE the prop
cry, 'aey "hr w curse OF w"
excitement, which gave The black
Ioqa and ntlhroals orthc cities
an yor.o g. VAN ond r,,,,dor ~
:"
$50 be ''r'c"'' hoNca 'l'a' we
Of ihta section VIII never live to
! 5Gt such state OF affairs exist in
M South.
-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
--latest From ConStanOpIc.

CoysrAHTINoPLE, July 21.-A
special SAYS the Raisslans are
within three hntnts' march of
PhiI'ippopolis.
Tbe turks arc rbw displaying
great activity. Troops and mu-
0.,ioHE 3re being dispatched in
all haste. Unhappiiy the FORTH
.cdtion5 at Adrianople are very
Imperfect, and not even armed.
One hrh1red cannon, which nave
baenannOdnced for this distina-
ton have not been delivered.
Some Of them have been dis
patched in all haste. but are still
on ,Ire railway. Complaints are.
heart! about the want of every.
thing soldiers, munitions, and
especially money.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
False Friends.

SAYS the Cincinnati Times;
a1l,o chief danger TO the admins
traIion. at present VISIBLE,
comes from thc supcr.scrNicclblc
friends who's arc doing their best
TO maLoil appear that President
hives care, nothing for the Re,
publican mrly} that he turns ms
INK anon itSrhat he leDtdiatds
its principles and contemhs IT'S
!, rmi2alion. Anl in no way
rnnla they more seriously nJnf-
Inn. in ihis regard, than liy trnm
.nnI,nr the Land that The plan 3n.t
'imple r~callirnation Of Hopubll-
i,n principloa pat lorth ny 'he,
H"niiblican State Convention OF
Iows VAS m attack on the AL,
n,ioiJInlion,' or that those IN
Ono Who propose to stand firmly
bv the Republican coIors are oy
tGat very act, assuming an atIl-
fndc of hostility toward the Tres
dent. Such 'rriehds no rnbi'c
man camnlord TO coohtenance OF
20 keep,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26

ZIG i.ElNt NtF tt I'tf .''
EAsTOs, "a Jlir 2l-fi train
hands on The Central RAILROAD OF
New Jersey ful IL, branches
have been POI flied by The Signal
Committe 70 do TO service for
the company ai'ar 1 o'clock 10
morrow morning.
NNucIi CFrrg, Pa |uly 2t.-
The br@Scmcl oi,ti,9 Itn'',h and
Susquciauna Djvi-ia5 Cfih2 Cen
trsl RJiiroad OF Nov Jersey viii
strike at 1 O'Clock Wednesday
morning.
E4sTcg, Pa. July 2l.-lhc fire
men on he Morri, and EEsscX
|RailrGad sir1ck at 6 O'Clock this
evening. this viriualiya closing
TINT road 10 all except mail rain;
and it is reported tia. 'ai3 acton
is also general on the Delaware,
Lackawauna and Woo,crn RAJ
read.
/ SEDA,IA. No, July 24.-Thc tn-
p,cyccs Of tho Mssouri. G "a
and ToEas R.iircad struck thi
LmC9hn~.d t 10 o'clock. 1tc ergi.
train caIhc IN FROM TIC Scutl,
and arriving here lacmca ran The
engine into th4 rouId-houac. aud
then toCI. thc ,tort ears down 10
.jilc .tocnvarHs, unloading he
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
The Georgia Convention

N't Georgia Constitutional con
veGtior, now in session, has adoP-
rcd The bill of rights. The bill
recognizes all races of citizens
ana pledges all protection in
their rights Of citi2cnship,' FIR
prsonmcnt for debt and Whipping
for crime prohibited. The bill
declares that ihc right Of chan
cling The Consultation or form OF
government j. the sole and inner
cnt right Of iho people Of the
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26

VnE Pre- sidenriu Bis eSlroaG
nary tyranical crGer 70 Off olnl-
ders, forbiddiDs them c0ntribu =
ting TO campaign funds, seems to
have forgotten the past. The
fact that money is used in all
elections is well establis he'd.
There & no election of any i'm
~portancc but what has some OK
pcnsc attached 10 it. Documents
and papers have 20 be printed:
Tickets must be furnished, and
the speakers expenses must be
paid. Now The question is was
not money med for these pur-
poses for Mr. Hayes benefit as
we'll as Mr.. Ti!dcn'sI or coursc il
was! Then viii scIhc Of the sup
portcrs Of Nh. Hayes please tell
~ whore the EcpubIiia + party
viii get il campaign funds ~ The
saiuro! Once hOldrre viz not
be alioWcdto furnish il, and no
one else is interested enough 10
bear these Cvpcns"s,
DaM3tfats wiil'raisc their funds
ON Tie hope Of getting Office,
whsle Republican have no hope
.undcr such civil service rulcc as
Mr.. Hayes. VIII Some one tell
rs who viii foot tic billI
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
Give .em PAOnIY Rope.

The Louisville Commercial
says: Itis within range of pOsibil-
ity that Democrats who have
been looking for n split in the
Republican camp, and aGrand as
aault Of its Ieadingmcn upon the
administration, will see u split
nearer homo in the ranks Of their
own party in Louisiana, and mall
The other Cotton States De
mocracy is very poorly suited in
thc essential demands Of 4 Gov
eminent which requires first of
ali civil order and the suprcma-
ev of law. Ii is moral impos3i-
hilitv for any society TO adhere
together which is inspired by the
violence and pcrlidy Of I'ouisana
Nhilc-IinorS.. Meanwhile let the
Republicans in those States stand
nlddf, Gnd whit for coming saliva.
non. Give Mhiie-Iinjsm rope
enough to hang itself in all It's
measure, doublcdealing. intol-
GRANGE, and Ignorance. 1t Viii
soon show the coumIry how in
potent a parIyis whose sole mo.
live il hate, and il will fall tc
picccs of It's own rottcnncss.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
Mail Agents 10 Dc Removed.

OUE cIeTcr assistant post mas;
3c4-inCasmGus thai aroe or "oar
OF, the Rnatc a%cUjs on iSo r. -,
Y. & g.. Il. II. Ej}l Gr "lhrif
"wa'hia& pap"rs' .hor!'y. lie
didn't ay Where ho get ms info;
nation, orWjo 'hc parties were.
We know one ching, they arc all
aobcr, study men, and attend
strictly to their duties, and !.
they are t5 j" removed bectuse
Of their politics, il is simply IN
outrage on a Republican conimu-
nifty. Tho mail service never has
worked better on Uiht line OF
road than at present, and that Is
reason enough fDrthcm to be re-
tanned. Which is best; TO have
honest agents that don't "endorse
Hayes or run The risk ofgetting
a thief, Ulat does "endorsc Hay
esq
This community is not very much
Interested as to &hQ don'i, and
who do ''endorse Hayes" but
they are interested as TO who han
dies theirmail. and money.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
The Weekly Herald.
JjLY 2Gia. lcI7.
Grant as lie Always IL.

The london correspondent Of
'he New Yoik Tribune, in speak
jng Of Tho effect The IioniHin& in
England had on General Grant.
SAYS: .You may safely conc'qd-
that tho dinners. have ddnc
him no harm. Hc is the same
man YOU sent over hcrc-iust as
simple in manner jg5t as free
from nonsense, as wien he quiz
ted The shores Of thc Republic he
eayCd."
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
THE GREAT STRIKE.
OF DoHars WORTH Of
property DESTROYED,
And hundreds of live lost.

a terrible st ~ Of flair has
Is; ed iog the par :wcek along
the Inc O. The Baltimore and
Ohio i,a;4ruTrt. IN A;avE,aul and
West Virginia. iue Order TcGuc-
inc Tire g es 81 81, thc employees
OF thp company. receiving over
one doIa.par day. len Der cent.
wcai. INTO effect Jalr lG. This Or
tcy seems 10 have touched more
particularly tie .rmen Oh The
freight trains. F~irst-clags fire
mon received $l.I5 per day, and
second class $50 per Gay. The
proposed reduction wrU'C T'5Ec
the wages OF he fist class 3l.5e,
and Of The sec0nil ClaSa Sl.3j. The
fireman refused 20 submit 90 he
reduction. whilr .ihc engineers,
conluc!"r4anl other cmp!0ya
accepted tc terry jacreupon
the tiiemcn Of freight train Z,
numbeun" liyn orJ.iy hnnirel.
struck, and. after thc manner Of.
81 kcra, proceeded 10 damage
their cause by dong yer" foolish
things. The first difficulty oc-
Cured a'Camden Junction. Tic
dissatisfied hrC.nru si@rnri .
freight trail and Nreyaiicd on the
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26

Effect OF Hayes Policy.

AFTER giving u list q The
States in which elections, arc to
he held ,his iail the NV. York
Herald says: 'Of the Whole list
Hrtwcnly ono S'1atra IL viii be
seen that The Republicans me
certain of only I've States ihe
Democrats Chime and seven 9th
cfs are doubtful. with The chan
&c, ri Mlia time, IN mos, ~ chem
IA favor q! tAa DcmCcrda
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26

a tourist writes that Niagara
Fails don't roar WORTH a cent, as
il were: "When we renched the
falls villige,' he says, "tho only
roar was Tho roar OF thc hackmen
Their roaring on n still day
might be heard for many mile u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08
Colfax.

/ The visit Of Hon. Schuyler ColiaX to Ottawa
this week was pleasant one in many respects,
tIe seemed to enjoy it greatly himself and those
Fho heard him talk and met him found it no less
10. He arrived on Wednesday evening to enjoy
he elegant and pleasant hospitality Of Hon.
Washington Bushnell. Thursday afternoon was
pent quietly at the Fair, and Thursday evening
| k gave his splendid lecture on abraham Lin
DIN" moderately large audience greeted
! lin, though not numbering half that should hear
tat most entertaining story Of Lncolns inner
| IL. il was without doubt, as the speaker said,
a heart service, and opened up many new
vaws of the martyr presidents" big hearted
MSS, Justice and mercy as well ms deepcned their
conviction of his great abilities, singleness of
ain and devotion TO duty. 1t was loving pic
tire OF a most loyable man, and was listened to
| with the deepest attention
| Aftcr the lecture, Mr. Bushnell, who had intro
d,red the speaker announced a short talk from
NJ ColfaX on Odd Fellowship, of which order he
is m old and honorcd member The talk occu-
pim about Is minutes, and was hasty review of
tn principles and character OF their work.
1t the conclusion Of these remarks, some so or
4Olnyitcd guests, chiefly Odd Fellows, adjourned
! Mr. Bushmell'S, where an informal reception
Wa held, which was exceedingly interesting.
Nj C's cordial manners and fine conversations
al bowers made every one feel at home at once.
FG all he had happy thought and said it, The
Traders representative shook hands with him
with considerable awe and trcpidation on enter
int the ROOM hut before we left him he had Civ
enus contidentially his remedy for curing dclin-
qu,nt subscribcrs-thc result of many years of
experience, which we shall apply immediately
AMI many other hints newspaper men will or can
ldipl@e In three minutes we should have been
boom friends, on our sidc-hc's out of politics
nov, you know,
r. was agrccably surprised, when later in the
evening DR.. j. 0. Harris stepped up to him, and
win charming little speech presented him with
a cine made of wood from a log house built and
occupied by the lamcntcd Lincoln. He replied
cordially and happily, and then gave the compa-
ny sort Of supplement to his lecture on Lincoln,
Of few minutes length--a Et'll deeper and If
nosblc more loving view Of Lincoln's loving
kindness and mercy and true greatness. num-
berof short speeches followed, till Mr.. D. Kirk
patiick walked into the room with another
stick" which, after speech addressed to no
particular person apparently, he presented to
sir f. Y. Grigcs Esq, as the one person in La
Sale county worthy to own cane from lincoln's
hone. Mr. Grggs was totally overwhelmed with
sunrise, but accepted the gift in few feeling re-
marks depicting his great love and admiration
for Abraham Lincoln. Miss Vincin Bushnell had
meantime on several occasions cnlivcncd the
company by music, and the entire evening pass
ed oil in the most happy manner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08
School stationery at Osman Il Hapeman's
The Re-UniOn.

There were a number of things in the manage
ment Of the late Soldiers Re-Union, in this city,
perhaps at fault, over which the managers have
had many regret, but the following, at least,
from the La Sale Democrat, is a SANDER on our
Ottawa Militia and a dirty libel ON the gentle.
manlness of the visitors:
The next visitors to get boiling mad at their
treatment were the Marseillcs and StrcatOr mill
tia companies, that had gone to Ottawa by invi-
ta,ion, There was no one ut the railroad depotS
in Ottawa to receive them, and where to 20 or
what to do, under the circumstances, they did
not know, until the captains hired cheap boy
to show them the picnic grounds. After Their
arrival on the grounds II was certainly Thought
some attention would be paid them, and dinner
be in waiting. No. sir; nothing Of the sort,
Hungry and Disguised they shouldercd their
brccch. leaders, and marched, marched away
over to Whites hotel, whore they got an excel
lent dinner, and paid for ii. So chagrned were
the "sOicrsn ut such treatment that 1t came near
ending in free fight among the militia. Mar
selles swore that to walk behind Strcator was
not to be thought of for one second and Strcator,
before her company should take the rear, would
stack arms and play game of munlblc.the-peg.
II wns pnrtlv settled by tho oo'"Paos marching,
two blocks apart
The simple truth is, that, rs the committee I'M
derstood it, the militia companies were invited
to the picnic only as all other guests were, ana
entitled to no other special attention. The pie
mic was in honor of veterans of the late war, not
of present volunteer organizations. The com
mttec had distinctly informed the militia com
panieS in advance that they would he gladly
welcomed rs guests, but as the veterans them
selves brought their own provisions the militia
must expect no special attention or free enter
tanmcnt The mistake of the militia appears 10
have been in imagining that hcy were the show,
whereas the committee were thinking only of the
veterans as such. However, as soon as our
militia company heard of this supposed lack OF
courtesy on the part of the committee, commit
lnc of the cnmnamy took thc li.LLmg mILLLLn In
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08
Excavations to the Rocky Mountains.

arranged with the various railroad lines in the
country for special round trip rates to the Rocky
Mountains, and has secured the following rates
to Denver, Colorado Springs, Canon City, Pueblo
and return: from Kansas City and Atchison, $40;
ST. Louis, $50: Chicago, S65; Quincy, $50; Gin
cnnati, SO; Buffalo, $50, and corrcspondingy
low rates from all points east, north and south
These tickets are good for 30 days and to stop at
all stations west of the Missouri river. Tickets
are on sale at all the principal stations through
out the country This is the new route to Den
yer through the garden of Kansas and Colorado.
Send for maps circulars, time tables, etc. to
T. !. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agent
Topeka, Kansas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08
For Next Week,

Nj II. J. Gillcn was unfortunate this week in
not receiving his late consignmcnts of goods
which he had expected early this week. His in
tention was to have made an exhibit ut the Fair
of his fall lines of silks, shawls, laces, dress
goods, cloths, &c, &C. but, as we said, they I'M
fortunately arrived too late for that purpose,
therefore, in place of his display in Floral Hall,
he will have one ready next week at his store on
Court ST., which he is very DESTROYS of having
every one look at. His goods will be choice, de-
pend upon it, and well worth visit. His store
will be Il small fair in itself, and his prices on
these new goods will be more than fair-thcy
will be bargains in the full sense of the term.
Call and see for yourselves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

The finest display Of clothing at the fair thi:
week was that of Fiske lS Been, of this city
whose case in the east wing of Floral Hall at
tracted great attention among the gentlemen, cs
pccally. The goods are their own make and the
furnishing goods samples selected from then
shelf stock, showing that the house carries The
finest line of goods made
And this should call the attention Of the com.
munity to the new stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING received during the past few days. As we
have said before it is guaranteed to be complete,
of first class quality and style, and sold at the
most reasonable price.
Their line of FURNISHING GOODS embraces CIV.
erything in the line of all grades of goods.
No house in the city offers greater induce
ments and none can or will give buyers greater
satisfaction, as all who call will see.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

Mr. j. +. Nash and Miss Nash left Ottawa on
Tuesday for Washington, where Miss n will re-
main at school.
Miss Belle Norris is Il guest OF Mrs Henry
Nash, in West Ottawa.
Mr.. l.. Mcpherson and Art lIobert, formerresi.
dents, are about town.
Mr. and Mrs Marvin have returned from the
east.
Gus" Dinct, Joliet, made short visit TO OF
tawa, spending Saturday and Sunday with his
friends here.
Frank Gallagher, now Of Henry, showed him.
self in our sanctum this week.
Messrs Gilman, Warner and Avery, of Chicago.
were in the city this week looking up old
friends.
the Grundy Co. Ayr. Board called on us on
Thursday
Among the many valuable assistants Of Mr..
Hoffman at the Fair none, he thinks, was more
valuable to him than entrance gate keeper, Pat.
rick Finnesey, of Strcator, whose general ell
at the gate but through the entire police force
all over the grounds.
r. II. Trask has put in new plate glass win.
dows in his store on La Sale ST. improving the
appearance very much.
Deputy County Clerk Stockslegcr has so far
recovered as to be able to attend this week
Sheriff Stevens was laid up for part OF the
week with an attack Of neuralgia. He was out
again on yesterday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

You are asked every day through the columns
of newspapers and by your druggist 10 use some
thing for your dyspepsia and liver complaint that
1gcd spending money with hut little success.
Now, to give Won satisfactory proof that Green Is
Flower will cure you of dyspepsia and liver com
plant with all its effects such %, sour stomach,
sicl, headache, habitual co-tiycncss palpitatlon
of the heart, heartburn, wacr-5r4sh, luilnesS Al
Inc nit of the stomach, yellow skin, coming up
Of food after eating, coated tongue, low spirits,
etc. we ask you to go to your druggist Forbes
* Gehriug and ret sample bottle Of Green :
August Flower for 10 cents and try H. ora rcgu-
lar Size for - cents. Two doses viii relieve you.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

One of the most surprising displays of good,
made by our merchants at the Fair was that OF
fine furs by Mcssrs. Hull IL Bartels, of this city
The taste of arrangement was exquisite. 1t caught
the eye instantly, and no one could pass it by
without having first admired it. But the quality
of the goods, perhaps, was matter of second
thought, which appearing, the visitors admira.
ton turned to surprise at the richness of the eX
hbit. The rear,was formed of the most clabor
ate robes of choice and rare skins at the base OF
which lay spread out those lovely seal skin and
mink skin cloaks that all lovely women sigh fol
-cloaks ranging in value from one to five hun
drcd dollars each; while the show of muils, boas,
capes, etc, was fully in kecping,-the value OF
the lot being little short of $4,000.
This is one OF the results Of their new policy
cash dorm and loc prices to match. During three
months they have tried it, it has worked so ad.
miraby that it has tempted them TO this biz out
lay. And no one in the county will wonder al
their brrvery who deals with them on this new
cash basis-thcy must succeed.