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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-10
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM PROPERTY
B. +. LINCOLN Ottawa, III.
The MendelssOhn CLUB.

Probably the finest entertainment that will be
seen or heard in Ottawa during the present sea-
son will be that of the Mendelssohn Quintette
Club, Of Boston, at the Opera House on next
Thursday evening, Nov. 18th. The Club now
consists of s. F. Jacobsohn, violin; Gustav q.
Daunrenthcr violin; Thomas Ryan, clarionettc
and viols; Edward Hcindl, flute and viola; Ru
dolph Hcnnig, violoncello; Alexander Hcindl,
volonccllo and double bass, and Miss Ella C.
Lewis The club have given concerts for the
past % years, and many in this city will remcm
Der their visit some years ago when they created
so great sensation among us. 1t would occu
py far more room than we have at command to
enter into a eulogy of the club and its members
individually, suffice it to say that is considered
by the best authority to be the finest concert
troupe travelling. OF Miss Lewis the press gencr-
ally speaks in the highest terms of praise; I. g.
the Boston Gazette: "Shc has an exquisite voice,
rich, fresh, sympathetic, and of delightful quail
ty. Her information is dclciouely pure, and he
style thoroughly refined. She sings with grca,
expression and fcrvor, and with freedom from
afectation that is fairly fascinating. We trust We
shall hear her frequently here, for she is really q
valuable acquisitions" and her Encouragement
by the club this season confirms the opinion
above.
Seats secured at Simon Bros, and no lover OF
music should neglect to purchase.
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Ell PERKINS.
On THE CARS An LARGE IN New YORK
.Dl


November ID, 1871.
T, 4 SHERWOOD, Lecture Com, Ottawa, H.
Dr' SD am moving-slowly moving on OF
taWa. \ few more towns to infcst in New York,
and few more cities to depopulate in Ohio and
Indiana and will be with YOU am booked
for Joliet Friday evening" and, as it is hard for
some people to get away from that town, may
not get in for Saturday evening, the 18th, but
will try.
think shall like Joliet. II is such a safe
place,-l mean the building where we sometimes
stay when We borrow II mans horse and buggy,
and then cut the buggy up for kindlingwood and
don't return the horse.
like to stay in II place like Joliet where | can
go to sleep at night, conscious that the citizens
can't break in and steal my watch and jcwelry
remember visiting your beautiful town many,
very many years ago,-I should say about 300.
Mr.. Hapcman, Of the FREE TRADER, was then a
fair haired boy, innocent and blithcsomc. He
had just returned from Palos with Columbus,
who assisted Mr.. II. to smugglc the FREE TRADER
office through the New York custom house with
out paying duty. Twenty years afterward came
Messrs. Cullen and Sapp, of the Republican, They
and because there was suspicion among certain
Chicago people that they believed in Christianity
People harboring this belief have only been al
lowed to live in Chicago within the last year.
Those were grand old times when | used to
live in Ottawa. Many time have gone out on
the prairie where Ottawa now stands with Mr.. j.
j. Wife, from Ireland, and hunted Injuns and
scaped buffalo. 1t was Il common thing for us
to scalp drove of buffalo and kill flock of H.
juns before breakfast, and then come in and play
game of base ball just for exercise.
Ottawa, if | remember rightly, was named
after the Ottawa RpuJljcdn. Mr.. Cullen walked
through bowling wilderness from New York
over two hundred years ago and established his
newspaper, and then the people moved in from
Chicago and Joliet and built houses just SO they
could be where they could take the newspaper.
| | remember how your town grew and pros.
percd-how you built school houses and church
cs, and jals, and filled them with your best citi
zens. remember how self-sacrlficing your pco
pie wcrc-how they gave up smoking and swear
ing, because Mr. Osman, of the FREE TRADER
but who then OBLIGATED as clergyman of the
| Methodist church--bccausc, | say Mr.. OSmar
convinced them that profanity was incompatible
with family prayers.
| How noblc How sclf-sacritlcng,
| But must not lingCr A brother Of mine LOST
his life once just from lingering too long 1t was
under gallows. Yes, he hung around that gal
lows too long.
I know 492 different things about Ottawa, bn
| can not tell them until come.
In the meantime may Heaven continnc 70 pro
tect you From your friend, ELI PERKINS.
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The famous and inimtablc ELI Perkins" will
be in Ottawa with his Uncle Consider on
next Saturday evening, and deliver lecture,
composed Of parts of each of two lectures, "Thc
Philosophical Fun" and 'Thc Perkins Family"
These lectures have been everywhere received
with screams Of applause" The talk an
nGunccd will be irrcsistibly funny and at the
same time instructive. One gentleman says,
besides much instruction he literally made the
audience laugh 100 times in 60 minutes" He is
sure to be on hand He says: ~ will be on
hand 10 lecture at all hazards-or rather at your
town. Tell Your people that am always present
when lcctre-always" SO procure your tick
cts at simon Bros.
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La Sale County History.

CHIClGO, Nuy. :, lsi,.
Ny History Of Ia Sale County vii. hc through
the press by The 18th inst, and will De delivered
20 subscribers Immediately after.
had proposed inserting in tho work let Of
,hc soldiers that served In the war Of the rebel.
lion, and employed assistance 10 get the list, bu,
soon found it impossible TO accomplish it in a
satisfactory manner. The adjutaEt general
list embrace, al thu mrrccnar.r, obtained in s..
Loui, and elsewhere. while tho, IS ho went into
organization, formed out-d, Of the county Do
not appear Tho lr,' -houd Doc eliminated from
The li,t ard the La; -houldhe added. To accom-
plish thi- will take months 90 labor aud the per.
icctcd T., with history %! each organization
viii ill q gooa--lze1 volume such work is
needed and Will e written. ANYTHING Ices than
afull and cor-rc. l-t and history vi'' De- uu,a',-
factory and of .I;tiralge ErNEu B'rnN.E.
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| This talented artistic, as previously announced,
will appear at the Opera House on this evening,
| in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet" The ac
tress is well kown here as one of superior merit
and few words are necessary in commentator OF
her acting, but as some may desire to know how
she appears as Juiiet, We append the following
from the Cincinnati Enquirer:
| The general expectation was more than ful-
filled. In the balcony scene, the nurse scene,
and in fact, in all the earlier scenes of the play,
| the rich musical reading of Miss Coombs reached
not only every ear, but every heart in the in
mcnsc audience But it was when the strongest
passages of the tragedy were on that Miss Coomts
| rose peer of the actresses whose names have be
come traditional among play goers-Siddons
! Kemble Cushman. In the scene where the news
| of Romeo's supposed death is received, the dc
picion of the grief and passion OF Juliet, Is
wonderful. 1t is "a fitting introduction to thai
parting scene, whose pathos none who ever have
witnessed Miss Coombs' rendition will ever for
get; the moment when the banished Romeo takes
his last leave of his new made bride. The agony
which has been infused into the word "banished,
until it sends thrill of sympathy with the strick
en- girl through the rapt house in the preceding
scenes is forgotten in the tenderness of the bro
ken hearted adeu. But the climax of dramatic
power is vet to be reached Left alone in the
chamber to take the potion which the "Frlar
has given her; left alone to the contemplation OF
the possible awakening in the tomb and all the
consequent horrors, the superb pysiquc, the mu-
steal far ranging voice, the expressive face OF
Miss Coombs are all called into play until, fol
lowing the reaction Of the thrilling Romeo,
come" the curtain falls upon stormcd house.
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On Monda, evening Dan Tucker held -..t.'-
warrant for ..ir a-rc-i u. .u. Patrick Hour. Bra
the lad 90, tue Fox River House. Jsrrf ti'7lau
aud Tom Brennan went along Co assist. and 'sur-
rounded" thr hou-r, not, however, succeeding 10
finding him. The police then slowed themselves
iu odd Ilacr~ along Tia street. and presently the
fellow r,u into their arms. bcin- captured
hy the boy, in good style. The special charge
now laid upon him j. the forgiu-u!j y. SLuicr's
name 20 an order fUTa ,sck 81 -Four a. Benson *
Fosters. .u relation % which =. 49, examined
by Ju.tic, Lcaycu.. Iu default; of hsi. Do. ro"
lie. in "duraucc vile" But w. understand that
other order, oi q similar nature drawing boots
and shoes. groceries. and clothing. a-' 81, aing q
..patcrnar' who will recognize Them.
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Opened--Fine CrOckery.

The latest addition to the business houses OF
Ottawa is the large crockcry store of Mr.. CHAs.
W. HoxIE just opened at 43 La Sale ST., Boil
meyers old stand The stock is complete, en-
bracing large and well selected line OF crockery,
china, glassware, lamps, woodcnwarc, fancy
wickerwarc, cutlery, etc Mr.. Hoxic is an old
hand at the business having had many years cx-
perence and knows just what the people OF this
region need, and will do his best to please by sell
ing honest goods at fair prices. He has host OF
friends, also, gained during his apprenticeship
by his consderatc and gcntlcmanly dcmeanor,
who are pleased to see him thus strike out for
himself.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-10

1t is the duty of every person who has used
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP to let its wonderful
qualities be known to their friends in curing
consumption, severe coughs, Group, Asthma
pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung dis
cases. No person can Use il without immediate
relief Three doses will relieve any case, and W,
consider it the duty of all druggists to recommend
it to the poor dying consumptive, III least to try
one bottle, as 10000 dozen bottles were sold las
year, and no ono case where it failed was report
ed. Such medicine as the German Syrup can
not be too widely known. Ask you druggist abou
it, Sample bottles to try sold at 10 cents. Reg
ular size IS cents For sale by Forbes Gchr
ing Ottawa, Ill.,
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"Cheap Dress Goods"

Scott Bros IL Co. ask you to read the following
and then come and see the goods
Large lines of New Dress Goods received this
week at lower prices than ever sold over Gun
ter in Ottawa.
Handsome Dress Goods H. II, IS 20 to 25c.
Black and Colored Alpacas 20c, lately 30c.
Fine Basket Materials late price 35 to 40c,
now 25c.
Matlassc Dress Goods in all the Nto Shades
lately worth Soc now lSc.
Handsome Colored Cashmeres reduced from 81
to 75c.
Fine 40 inch Colorcd Cashmeres worth sl.25
marked to Sl00.
Great reductions in BLACK Silks"
Large line of ''Colorcd Silks" marked down to
81 per yard.
Our Black Cashmeres are the best value in the
state.
Big LOT of "Delaincs' at 6]4c per yard
KID GLOVES.
Next week We will open big bo.goin in kid
gloves.
2 Button Black, White, Colored and Opera
Shades, at 6215c This is the regular dollar kid
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For Kansas and Color ado

take the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fc Railroad,
extending from Kansas City and Atchison, on
the Missouri river, via Topeka, the capitol OF
Kansas, through the fertile Arkansas Valley. to
Pueblo where direct connection is made with the
Denver and Rio Grande The track is eXcelled
by that of no road in the West, and the passen-
ger equipment embraces all the modern improve
ments for comfort and safety. Through express
trains leave union depots, Kansas City and Atchi,
son, daily, the arrival of trains from the East
and run through the Rocky Mountains, with
Pullman Sleeping Cars attached For maps, cir.
culars and detailed information send to
r. j. ANDERSON,
General Passenger Agent, Topeka, Kan
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Free af (,Osr-

DE. KINGS New DISCOVERY for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc, is
given away in trial bottles free Of cost to the atilict
ed. If you have severe cough cold, difficulty
of breathing, hoarsencss or affection of the
throat or lungs by all means give this wonderful
remedy trial. As You value your existence you
can not afford to let this opportunity pass. We
could not afford and would not give this remedy
away unless We knew 1t would accomplish what
we claim for it. Thousands of hopeless cases
have already been completely cured by It, There
is no medicine in the world that will cure one
half the cases that Dr. KINGS New Discovery
will cure. For sale by E. Y Griggs Ottawa. C)
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Screnadc.

One ofthc iolliest affairs o! the week took p.ac.
on las, Thursday evening at the residence Of ;
". RAYMOND, Esq, county treasurer and trca,u
rcr elect ON this evening number OF ID
friends. accompanied by Bacl'- band, paid hll
visit Of congratulation. Some music Wa, had
and the company adjourned inside, where, ai1
short time. they found one OF the incest -'tl
pers imaginable awaiting them in the dining
room. (which they did full Justice Those pre-
en-, are very enthusiastic in their remarks 90.
corning the occasion.
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The city council met Oh Last Tuesday cycuIs-
FOR regular meeting, but decided, a. there wa,no
bushes, of immediate Importance To transact, Ca
pay the bills and adjourn to Tuesday Of next
week. Md 80 the bills were audited and the T.
nance Committee authorized To- borrow the mon
~ 10 pay them with. The bills amounted usi.
GSj.Ii. $50 81 which i for new team f'r The
hose cart, purchased last week. IThe stable he.
ing finished the city. animals now loTd al
home
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Parker's Hair Balsam is the best and cleanest
preparation ever made for restoring gray hair
to its original color. 1t Is entirely harmless and
free from the impure Ingredients that render
many other preparations injurious. 1t removes
dandruf, stops the HAIR falling ont, and restores
the perfectly natural color. 1t Is exquisitly per.
fumed, and so perfectly and elegantly prepared
as to make it u toilet luxury, Indispensable to
those who have once used II.
Ask your druggist for it, Nov. 18th, 1y
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DRESS GooDs.-Wc open to-day $500 yards of
Matallcsc Dress Goods at lSc. This
is the best bargain we have offered
this season.
CLOAkS.--We have in transit line of Natal
lese Cloaks which, for Styf beduty
IF cat and elegance Of trimming, far
surpasscs anything heretofore offer
I'd in this market, and earnestly re-
quest all in want of the same to hold
on for week and We will make it
pay you.
BEAVERS EARLY next week We shall also receive
a large assortment of Matallcsc Bea-
ycrs for cloaks. All the above mt
popular prices Respectfully,
w. H. HULL
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Children's ovcrcoats, handsome styles, at \,
Frank d Co.'S the Clothicrs.

In our advertising columns Is noticed StOfG1r' 8
UqsicH LiJ,drn u serial publication, now under
way which from its extraordinary chcapness will
effect a revolution in the music publishing inter
est Messrs Stoddart " Co. agree to give for the
low price Of one dime, collection of the most
popular instrumental and vocal music, printed
on fun size music paper, Of the best quality. The
same amount and quality in fact rs would cost
81 80 if published separately, This is q step in
the right direction, and one which will find u
slant and hearty favor with those whom ii Is H.
tended to benefit.
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For a crack proof pure gum boot 20 Q"
I M FL :.

Non >o.-Nui having met Dr. Sheppard lat
week 10 talk with him. took street tain for The
facts Of the ease. which ~ usual proved wrong
The Young mau who stole the Dr., money Wa
neither an Englishman nor pupil 81 the Doe
tors, though Ia had assisted him, and W., help
ing him over TIE rough places" 10y giving him
work when be had need of assistance.
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Furs, Furs, Furs.

A large and very handsome stock of PURs has
Just been received by Messrs. D. Heenan e. Co.
The goods are choice, and sold at very low pri-
ces, c. g., Alaska Mink at $3.50 per set up; gen.
uine Mink sets $ll.5 up; also handsome line
of Seal furs, and furs for children at very low
prices Call and see them.
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Parties wishing the Agricultural Report for
SO, or any other books printed by government
LOW on hand, can have such books sent them
rec Of charge by dropping card, stating their
--ishcs, to Gen. p. C. Hayes, II. r., Washington,
,. C. If such books are not sent, il will be be-
Use they cannot BE- obtained.
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We shall open in our new store opposite Opera
House on Monday morning Nov. 18th.
1t will give US pleasure to sec all of our friends
and customers at our new place of business and
think we can serve them much better than at the
old store Respectfully
PHILLIPS Bros.
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For ready-madc clothing, by all means 20 to
7iskc d Bccm>. This firm has mammoth stock
4 ruinously low prices. How it is they manage
- buy and sell at such low figures is beyond the
apprehension OF all Again We say. buy there
-hcn i'm need.
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Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup speaks for itself. II
seems everybody recommends II as the most re-
liable remedy for Coughs, Colds and Pulmonary
complaints Price y cents a bottle. Sold by
FORBES n GEHRING, Ottawa, Ills.
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Spit of the abominabc weather, Mrs. OMea
RI continues to be busy, her elegant millinery
good, and excellent taste in manufacturing being
alwgy> in demand. Call on her in Walthcr's
hlnr'
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New stock of ALBUMS at Osman x lIapcman'
Fine Underwear,

Our attention was called to very fine line Of
gents Undertaking and furnishing goods gen
orally at Fiskc Il Bccms. They should be seen
by all in want of those garments,
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Having used Dr. Marshall's Lung syrupin my
practice for some time, I am prepared to say that
It is a superior remedy for all cases of Coughs,
Colds and diseases Of the Lungs and Chest. DIR.
F. w. Watman, Springfield, Mich.
Sold by NJ. KNEUssL, Ottawa Ills.
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Every Variety Of Cook.
ing and Heating Stoves,
Furniture, &c, at linton's
Auction Roc ms, Court st.
Goods received and sold
on comm: lsion.


There viii De ,,,'rial meeting Of the Hook
md Ladder Com. on next Wednesday eve
aing, Nov. H. at t,t." room in the City Hall, to
axe action on a to.Imu. iication received from
nc Undne Hose Company. All members are
-equestcd to be present at I'D sharp. By order
4 the FOREMAN.
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Do not stupcfy your Baby with Opium or Nor.
pha mixtures, but use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
which is always safe and reliable and never dis.
appoints. p cents.
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Dr.. Bulls Cough Swap should De keptin every
saniy. slight cough. II unchecked. j. often
.he furc-runner of Consumption. and a timely
lose Of this wonderful medicine has rescued many
rom an carly grave.
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THE RrIE 90. FIVE, cor com inaiiuu rule Tor
boys and girls. consisting uf % rulrr, slate pen
Gil, steel pen and holder, slatc pencil sharp
encr and au eraser For sale boy O,man X llapc-
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New Books at osman X Hapeman's

Bo-roN MONDAY LECTURES. Biology. By
Jo-. Cook.
THAT HUSBAND OF MISE.
THEY ALL Do IT. BY Danhury Var, Man
My MoTHER-IS-LNw.
The three last in paper or cloth.
The "No Names" iIabbrrtou'- Book
SIpoNIF By \. DaLdpt
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The Oven II. po-ry Farm. Ion acrc- . mile,
: ". 81 Grand Ridge. for -alc by W. VI. Read.
assignee Of the property; sad also - acre, ad-
joining; will be sold together or in parcels. For
terms addrc-- ". " Read, Grand Ridge, la sale
County. Illin..-
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Doctors

Recommend Fiskc IL Bccm's moderated shirts
for rheumatism. These shirts have been pat TO
the test and are found Of invaluable service. Per-
sons afflicted with this disease should not hest
tote to Try this simple remedy.
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Throw out the II Sale B,.no-.,,' aud toe Ctia
Da4g Tj.s,s i the sorsi sTauInarinn and
poorest spcllrr IN America.
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Pianos and Organs

u MRS. BROwERS. Prices very LOW for CASH. Mrs
fower buys strictly for cash and can DEFY c9mnciltion
ont n pedeiS at double the price that Mrs Grower
sGs for the same goods. Always on hand, hnc Ei0n
strings auS4l-pl
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J. NcgaiHn. Nc. - L. Sale st. is thu bo,t
boot and shoe man II the county Examine hi
mammoth stock and low prices for cash.
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Notice the 500 $1,000, sl2OO, $500 ant
$500 suits at ". Siicfcl " Cos.
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FnosAL ArroeR.rH ArsrNs, something new,
at osiaan * Hapemm'~
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See Spencer kip hoot>-which he -ay> ar,
ne best and the cheapest in the city.
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You can find the best assortment OF boys
clothing at A. Frank IL Co.'S.
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Fine stock of pocket cutlery at 0sman Il Hape-
mans.
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HACKMETACK, new and delightful perfume.
Sold at Tozer's Drug Store, Ottawa, H., and else
where by all dealers. (3
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For the best stock of Kip boots and the loves
cash prices 20 to j. MrGAFFIS's
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Tic largest, l.aud,oulr-t. loylie-t sweetest an
most complete -joca Of dry goods ia the west az
I'll at hOttomlc-S prices
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For gloyes 81 10 \. Frank 8 u. :.
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Astonishing Success,

Call and get key of the Original FuhncstocL
White Lead. FORBES IL GEHRING, Ottawa Ills.