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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-04-20

Through the efforts of our eff
cient and popular postmaster. Hens
ry II. Smith, our community has
been furnished with additional
and quicker mail facilities with the
northern and eastern cities. A mail
is made up daily at our post Office at
4 p. IN. for Louisville and all points
north and east, which goes on fast
through trains. Letters by this mail
reach their destination twenty four
hours earlier than those which go
on the regular mail train in the
morning. A through mail from
points north and east of Louisville
is received daily at 11:3O p. m, in
addition to the regular mail at mid
night.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-04-20

GURLEY is selling Saddles and
Harness at cost. feb. rs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-04-20

Pictures framed cheap at the
SHOOK PIIOTO STUDIO.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-04-20

The "Queen of the South" is in
full operation for the season at
SULM & cos,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-04-20

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
Indians on the War Path.

BI.MARK, DAKOTA, March 2.--Reports
from BuiOrd and Poplar River Indian
Agency indicate a fresh Indian scare at
Yankton. The Indian Agent at Pop.
lar Creek has asked for arms and am
munition. Three Cheyenne scouts
from Gen. Miles, bearing dispatches to
Fort Peck were killed by Red Cloud
Indians. The Missouri, between Peck
and Benton, is reported full Of hostiles.
but Sitting Bull Is evidently not one Of
them. When he was at the YAnkton
camp near the mouth Of Rock Creek
for -four aud meal, he said there were
no butfilo across The line, and his PEG.
pie we're starving. The Yinkton Chief
refused TO let him come into camp, aud
the proposed trade was oil. Roaming
Agency Indians are wei! provided with
everything except meat, for which they
are willing to sell ponies or dgh'. The
Missouri river ice at Poplar River l.
rotten and a breakup is expected a.
any moment. There has beCn snow
here this winter.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08

in Paris, states that Austria 10 concen-
traling troops AT HeTmanstadl 10 Tran
sylvania.
A Madrid dispatch says that in The
COrt6z yesterday, It was announced
that the Cuban Central Executive Com
mittee aud Chiefs Of insurgents had
surrendered. A vote OF thanks to
the Generals and army In Cuba was
Immediately adopted, and the COrttE
went In q body to congratulate the
King and Queen.
The Times, in its financial column,
states that Wilt, PerciVal q Co.'S fall
ure was precipitated by the failure Of
Cures, Brothers s. Co, Greek mer.
chants Of Finsburg, who owed them
100000
A Dispatch says the willingness Of
Russia 10 grant concession to Austria,
arises from the fact that the Princes Of
ROumania and Servia have resolved TO
accept Austrian protection II II is OBJ
tainable.
The Times has tho following hom
Rome: " The Italian Government hae
warned the Vatican authorities,
through lie Inspector Of Police, that
they could take no measures 10 prevent
a possible di-turbance at the POpc's
coronation, as the Pope did not recog
nizl the King of lraly. The Vatican
is indignant and it has been decided
that the coronation shall be strictly
private. An understanding between
the Plpacy and Italy is as fur IF as
ever.
The Times OF this morning, in its
leading editorial, says that tho an.
nouncements in Parliament yesterday
evening will he welcomed as Teviving
some hopes Of peaceful settlement Of
the Eastern question.
The Belgrade correspondent Of the
Times telegraphs: d" Forty n respect
able citizens have been imprisoned at
Semendria and a number at Parrtschin
and J~agodins, charged with conspiracy
to assassinate Prince Milan on his
homeward journey.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
On Saturday, the oh day Of March,
Citation Notice.
OF MISSISSIPPI +
Warren County.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Warren County,
Cha ocry CuUr, e snid CorAfr february
AID. 1878.
Ju.,o, ". llazricli ". SllIjc O.. E1.ari una
Thomas VI. Bviuur..
OPENING COMPLAINANTS
- BIZ, and II appearing lr"Iu alliduy /
thereto made, that the su.l defendants, ~aIli.
&. BolaLd and Til INA, VI. B,laud. her hus.
band, ,ro not citizens, { lhi. S'a'", hu' ro.ilr
beyond .ho limit. thereof, il nth" city Il Now
Otlra's Louisiana, which i. n.-o Their post
office, md the ordinary process, II Thu. Court
cannot be- served upon tlru
1t is therefore ordered, that 'l"y AID each
Of them d. enter their appearance herein pr
before the second Monday Of April uclt
CT suing. and plead, answer or i"uur To rou-
pluinNulI bin, or tho several ulIegutiu",
thereof will be- taken q. confessed ugaii,.
them, Il is further ordered tia. "A copy 81.
this order lie publi,hI for once II w,-k .oy
tour consecutive weeks in the Nicksturg
Weekly Herald, n newspaper published H.
tn" city If VicksburC, md That i copy ;n"r.
of boNllrr,srl and mailed, pp.t,gn prepaii.
to said defendants -! their post-oiic. ut Sov
Orleans, louisiana,
Ordered, lhi, February S'h, ISIS
UPIO@ NJ rot 10.
Cipre boy.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
The Russians to Enter Constantine.
ple-Ths Differences Between Rus
sia and Austria.

The Russians to Enter Constantino'
ple-Ths Differences Between Rus
sia and Austria.
vienna, March 2-The Political
Correspondence publishes a Constanti-
nople dispatch, which says reliable in
telligence from various quarters agrees
on stating that the entry OF q portion Of
the Russian army into Conslantinople
may shortly be expected irrespective OF
the delay of peace.
The same paper publishes a highly
semi-oflcial communication from 81.
Petersburg, taking exception TO Count
Andrassy's demand for six millions Of
forms. II says, though not intended
for ornaments directed against Russia,
this credit places Austria on the same
footing as England. Russia has no OBJ.
lection TO Auslria's occupation of BOs.
mia and herzegovina. Austria objects
TO the formation OF the whole
of Bulgaria into q single province and
its two years occupation by Russia.
The latter combats the partition Of Bull
garia into TWO provinces, %lnstancing the
frulllessness Of q stipulation separating
Moldania and Wallachla temporarily.
Russian occupation is imperative for
the maintenance Of tranquility, with
the prevention Of excuses by Bulga-
rians, but measures OF control and sus-
pension may be taken to prevent an
occupation assuming the character Of
conquest or assimilation thereto.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
Bishop Greens Appointment

MARCH.
Aberdeen-Sunday, Sd,
Co!umbus-MOnday and Tuesday, 4lh and
9th.
Macpn-Ash Wednesday. 9TH.
Shuqulak--Thursday, 1lh.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. sth.
scOOba-Saturday, 9th.
Meridian First sunday in Lent, 10Th.
overwhelmingly, 18th.
Pascag ula Thursday, lIth.
Biloxi-Friday ana Saturday, 10Th and
10th.
Mississippi ity--Serond sunday In Lent,
and Monday, lIth and IS b
Pass Christian tuesday a-d Wednesday,
18Th and 20,h.
Shie!dsborO. gh-Thursday. 2l.t.
Usy ka-rhiid sunday In Lent, 2th.
Magnolia Monday. 18th.
McComb Cily- Tuesday, 2Gth
SUNNI WED lesday, 27th.
HaZleburst--Tbursday .Stn.
Crystal springs "a urdoy, 3ltn.
Terry--FJurtn Sunday in Lem, 3ls,.
APRIL.
Dry Grovo-Tuesday AID Wednesday 2ud
aud Ord.
BranaOn-Ftid4y, 5,h.
t~RntOn-bth sunday In Lent n.
Lexingtou-l uesday, 9tn.
' -Net ~" L ANey lAsA ahA
l2th.
Car~rollton-Satu day, and the 9Th sunday
in Loot. I3th and lilh.
WinOna-Monda, and Tuesday 18Th ard
10Th.
Grenada-wednesday and Tnursla 18th
and Is.
Water Yalley-Good Friday, 1911
OxfOrd-SatuIday, taster sunday, GOTH
9lst.
Early Grove Easter Tuesday, 23rd.
I amar thursday, 2jh
Jackson-Satutday, LIST sunday after Ens.
ter, 9th and 18th.
Extraordinarily, Goth.
MAY.
Extraordinarily, 1st.
Edwards Thursday, 2nd.
BOvina-FTiday, Sid.
Yicksburg-2nd sunday after Easter, 9TH
Holy Trinity A. NJ. Christ Church 7. NJ
9Th, Annual council,
A collection Tor Diocesan Mis- ions NAV
be expected in each and all Of the above
places. ". VI, GREEN
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
FOREIGN.
Current Notes.


LONDON, March "A Reuter- from
COnstantinOple says it il probable the
British feet will DO Withdrawn from
Touzla TO Ismud.
Earl RusselPs condition is greatly
improved.
The Standards Berlin special says
Austria, In consequence Of Germany's
confidential representations, has aban.
doned the idea Of war, but would oc.
cupy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, ifRussia
persists In her pretentions.
A Vienna dispatch says Count An
drassy has informed the spOke,men OF
delegations that the vote Of credit is
absolutely necessary. He added that
the Government would be satisfied il
it was passed by a small majority.
The Standards Pesth dispatch slyz
the Hungarian delegation has deter
mined not 10 vote credit, Tit is intended
to be applied for the occupation Of
Bosnia aud Herzegovina. The d le.
CATION desires a full explanation # The
Governments intentions.
A dispatch to tho Tim.s from Gal.
llpsic, on February rs b, says a tel.
gram from the Turkish Minister OF
War, orders the Governor Of The D,F-
dinelie4 to prevent any more men.oi
war, whether Bsi'i,h, French or Aus.
irian, from entering tie Sa Of Mar
mora.
a Ptra telegram 10 the Times, or
February 18th, says the Porte is fully
prepared to ,ign the treaty Of peace,
except the clause concerning the iron
clads, in which Russia Is unlikely 10
insist, aud hence the signature If treaty
is expected on Saturday.
4 ST. Petersburg correspondent Of
the Times reports that he has reason to
believe that Russia IS disposed to come
to amicable arrangement concerning
the Straits, but irritation at England
supposed design to form an offensive
alliance with Austria Is increasing.
A dispatch from Athens says the in.
habitanls Of Mount Olympus have
risen and declared for a union with
Greece. Five hundred and lty vUlun.
teers for Greece have joined them,
with Two steamers with cargocs Of
rifles.
The Telggraph's Pera correspondent
understands that the Turks nave cvac.
uated the lines OF Bouiaif.
Tie Times publishes the follow Ing
from Vienna negotiations concern.
ing The conference proceed slowly, but
Austfia'o resolution TO bring about iti
meeting Is mistaken, and it will proba
biz meet in spite Of the present apathy
ofthc Powers on the subject, The dis
cussion on the vote of credit, at a pre-
urinary meeting of the AusiriaR dele
CATION, lasted several hours, aud onl!
few members declared against thr
credit. One section was ready 10 volt
the money Internationally, while thu
other was only willing to do so oil
condition that il shall not be used II
The f~urtherance Of any scheme Of an
!. nsxation.
A telegram from Bucharest, received
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
Trustees SAFE.
STATE OF NI.SlsSlPPlr
Warren tuuA Y.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
warren tuuly y.
DY VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED
ID Of Trust, executed on the 10Th day Of
January, AID. 1863, anil recorded in Deed
Book IF, p. 4S9, Of the record, Of the Chan
Gerry Court OF said county and State, l will,
On Saturday, the 9th day Of March,
AID. 1873, before the Courthouse door Of
said county and State, and between the hours
prescribed by law, proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed property situated in the city Of Vicks-
burg, in said county and State, to-wit That
part OF u tract Of land conveyed by John G..
Yciscr to Eliza NJ. Yeisor, By deed dated
September 2Dth, 1865, aud recofd.d in Deed
Book &C, p. GA, e Warren county records.
to-wit; One hundred and seven feet fronting
on Cherry street continued, being the north
end Of said tract, running back, or wet,
from Cherry street, between parallel line.
to the western boundary, 2s} feet, more or
les. J. j. CONAN.
i"bs-%J: Tru-'"p.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
BERYAU'E
Eloctro-VOltaiO and Magnetic Appli-
Ances. Belts and Bands for Seize ure.

They restore the nervous md dpbili;a,cd.
impair neW life and strength u the waning
organism. e]nrircly the body wit electric
and magnetic Influence, and Undue the sys.
TEN with u constant vitaliZing current.
They offer a speedy cure, without medi.
cine, for all diseases that arise from a loss
Of vital force, as dyspepsia, paralysis, kid.
ney disease, nervous debility, impOtency,
weakness, etc. Price, s. and upwards,
Illustrated pamphlets sent free. Address
BRYAN APPLIANCE co l47 \ asst 18th
Street, New York. my4.wly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08

THE application Of Henry N. Dixon
the SLAYER OF Samuel Harrison, TO be
released from jail on ball on the
ground Of illegal detention, came up
for hearing before Judge S. S. Calhoon,
Of the Circuit Court, on Monday last.
After q most patient and exhaustive
investigation Of the case, lasting until
II O'Clock Tuesday night, his Honor
recommitted the prisoner to Jail 10 n
sWer ct the next term Of the Circuit
Couri.-[YszoO City Herald, lst.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
Commissioner Sale.

IN PrRsUA\, OF, AND By VIR-
L tue OF the judgment of the honorable
supreme Court Ut Mis-Iss'ppi, rendered
IN the lIth day Of November, 4 =. lS17,
and NJ the decree OF lha Honorable the
Chanc ry Court az War; II county, Teu-
d red on the 20 h day II February. \ ID
SIS. the undersigned. ~ tUmmi.s omar Oy
said DEGREES APPOINTED will prOce d to
eel ID the highest aud best tiGucT, for
cash, in font If 'he Courthouse, east
side. In the city 81 NIckebuig Mississippi,
between the h urs b! Ia" pr scrlbyd, N
Wednesday, the 81 dry Of April, 1873,
the following men incd and described
property, tO-Wll: 4 certain parcel nr lot #
lard AT tho ;ur.c iioU of be ~ ard
Harrison streets To sid cit,. . ing in
square 80. II, IN the plat ul tail gity hC-
g'nni' z AT a b glnIiug conner Of a | 81
three 90 acres uLd lbIUl # an 80 g. 'un.
yuy, d Dy william WEEK By Dccd to W. ).
Bodley, lher &C long Tue line II , henry
stree ID ieCt, theLG5 a. 7 ght arg'e, ~,
feet, IN ne at right apg'vs north, ~ feet
10 a stre-t thence west by Cherry street
TO III" b p~inninz-heirS til house ami let
g 'uNcs ei 10y II. W. NicH To- Felix Il. 1ur.
ley, by deed dated May 10 lsji, md after.
wards 'nyrycd by deed on til" 18th II
May, 1879 by +. L. Hurley tot L Wheeler.
This sal y. Ing made 10 CpatDriui y l. ami
Ia exec. NOT said decrcIs.
LAZ. IIND>EY.
i'b-N.dlt-wit umnissivnUr
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08

The nrsl bottle has never failed 10 r q.
lieVe from pain in the most aggravated
case. should the patient find no relief
nom the u.e NJ one or two bottles, he maj
feel as ured be il not suffering from any
Of the above Diseases, and it will be Of no
use to continue. Upon its own merit,
without adyeI Using, IL has est hlished for
itself 4 great reputation throughout the
South, and Is used in tr practice Of q
large numb r NJ our leading pbysic INA.
For sale in Nicksburg, Nj 9, b. Dr.. H..
O'Leary.
Price, 81 50 Ter tottIe. ! l. LYONS,
Wholesale gent Nev Orleans FER.
LtW & CO.. prophet rs, + n, Box 1905,
New Orleans. fuh9l.hkwly.th
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21
There is a vast difference between courage and

There is q vast difference between courage and
rashness, as We all know; but seldom is the fact
more forciby Illustrated than ii was on last Sat
urday morning by little occurrence which hap
pened near the mouth Of Fox river. For some
reason unknown to this deponent, youth from
the country rejoicing in the torture of first pair
of colorcd kid gloves, drove into Fox river at the
point where its bottom is a bed OF quicksand.
He had been warned, but remarked, 'I'll risk it."
Striking the quicksand his horses began to
founder and gradually sink deeper into the wa.
ter The drivers brag was gone in an instant;
his wits deserted him; he wrung his kid-gloved
hands in an ecstacy Of terror, crying Justify,
"What shall do%' \ couple of men from the
crowd gathered on the Illinois river bridge went
to his assistance, and by unoosing the horses
from the wagon saved the whole turnout. Next
time friend will doubtless take Off his gloves
when he drives on bed of quicksand ..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

re Cinnamon at the laundry on Main ST. were
again, this week, made the victims Of mis-
placed confidence. George was very elaborate in
his explanation Of the matter which goes to show
that "for ways that are dark and tricks that
are vain" not the Chinaman alone is peculiar
The truth seems 10 be that on Monday two youths
raised IN the streets had been hanging around
the laundry very intent on learning the mystcr-
les Of the art washatiye with the additional pur.
pose d giving George n game" They did it.
For wleu he went to the back room ON one oc.
casion to see his partner, The boys went back OF
his counter and through the money drawer, re-.
leying it of Mclean money to the extent Of about
81. George heard the racket in time TO their
shirt tails dodge out Of the front door. He and
his partner smoke their cigarettes in silence but
they doubtless mediate on deep and searching
revenge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

On Monday evening Stephen White was ar
rested and lodged in the county Jail for stealing
clothing from II car Of the c., b. e Q. railroad at
this place. Early in the evening John Corners,
boatman, saw him hiding the clothes III II lum-
Der pile. With his captain, Foster, of the Venus,
he inspected the package and gave notice to the
police. Thercupon an officer went with them
to the yard, and all hiding themselves in the
lumber, had not long to wait until the young man
returned, when they easily captured him. The ar
ticleS stolen were lot of underclothcs, linen,
handkerchefs, &c, belonging to W. Deutsche
and George james, of Grand Ridge, which had
been sent in for washing. On Wednesday they
appeared and identified the clothes, and White
was bound over by Esquire Reese to the Circuit
Court
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

We are doing large amount Of commercial
job printing at the present time, and putting il
up in Holders Patent Botter Blocks. Our
work gives the best of satisfaction, and the tablet
finds favor all over the United States. mer-
chant once using it will have his work in no 9th.
er form, as it keeps the stationery compact and
convenient, and from getting soed. We charge
nothing extra for the blotter, and do our print.
ing better and cheaper-for good work and stock
than any office in La Sale county. Bear the
foregoing fact in mind and call and see samples
and get prices before ordering your work else
where. odd sized bill heads, letter heads, note
heads, etc, ruled to order. Cone to the FREE
TRADER job rooms, Is La Sale street, when in
need of printing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

The grand climax Of success is at last achieved
The poor rejoice the sick arise and walk, the rich
bask IN the golden sunshine of perfect health.
The physical miscrics of the human frame need
no longer be endured DR.. KINGS CALIFORNIA
GOLDEN COMPOUND, for Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Sick llcadace, Coming up of Food, Jaundcc, Liver
Complaint, Bilousncss, General Debility, Drowsi.
ness and Low Spirits. This wonderful remedy will
poSttiUcly cDr, and that where every other remedy
has failed. To prove that this wonderful remedy
will do all we claim for it you are presented with
II trial bottle free q cost, by which you will readily
perceive its wonderful curative qualities and
which will show you what regular one dollar
size bottle will do For sale by +. Y. Griggs,
OttAWM. %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21
A. NJ. HOFFMAN,, SEEN.

On Monday morning the dead body of a man
was found by Mr.. J. X. Mcpherson in the waste.
water way Of the canal, just west Of the County
Asylum. 1t was bloated and greatly dishgured,
clad In dark coat, check shirt, bue-ieans pan
falcons and shod with strong CATERS, Near it
were found two fishing poles and lines; butnoth-
ing on the body or around it lead to its identih.
catiQS. Coroner Reynolds held an inquest on
Monday afternoon, bu. rs nothing could be
learned of how the man came to his death or
who he was, the usual verdict Of, drowning or
other means unknown to the jury" was returned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21
Twelve Inns Of Agate make one square.

Advertisements not under contract must be plainly marked
the length of time desired they will be continued and
charged Tor until ordered out
Business and professional cards mot exceeding i've ncs)
Inserted five dollars per annum, ve lines, dol
lar per line extra.
Transient advertising in all be paid strictly in
advance.
eE Yearly advertisers dscontinun their advertisements
the expiration of the contract will be charged the full
above Extra charge will also be made for dssolu-
ton and other notices connected with their regular
business
Local notices, fifteen cents per line
s&" In will these terms be departed from.
Sc The date the slip which the subscribers name
is printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful to notice that date the slip corresponds to the
date which they have paid and ut notify the publish
ers of any discrepancy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

The city Of La Sale is at fever heat of excite
ment over robbery on an extensive scale which
took place in that city on last Saturday after
noon From the Democrat and dispatches we
learn the facts to be about as follows: It Is ems
tomary just before pay-day-l5th--at the Zinc
Works to receive via the L. 5. express from Chi
cage large amount Of money for the payment
of the hands at the works. AS usual the pack.
age came last Saturday; the amount. $4,000,
reaching the city mt l205 p. NJ At about 8 80 the
driver of the delivery wagon, Heman B. Chap
man. started from the Office to deliver it to the
consignees. lie had several other packages in
the wagon to deliver, but the time occupied i'm
the delivery should not have exceeded one hour
Five o clock came; he did not return; at $50 he
was SSH absent and McBoyle, the agent OF the
express company, became uneasy and alarmed
Al about SIN o'clock McBoyle received % request
from Chapman to call at bis home. Hurrvin.
thither McB. found him in bed, wounded when
he said that going to the works he had been as
saulted by three ruillans, who stopped his horse
mounted his wagon, stran gled, chloroformed, beat
him and robbed him of the package of money to-
gether with his watch and revolver and left him
insensble After regaining his senses, instead
of going to the works or to the Office, he drove
home and went to bed, when rs stated he sent
for his principal Information was immediately
telegraphed to Chicago of the robbery and detec-
tivcs were sent to work up the case. There are
those who would believe Chapman is not SO ig-
nOrant ~ he pretends rs to the whereabouts of
this money. "The actions OF Chapman" says
the Democrat, (Which consider, him innocent, y "af.
ter the robbery certainly gave the highwaymen
every chance to escape, and yet an innocent man
might have acted just as he did He has live1in
this city from childhood, is well connected both
by blood and marriage, and his reputation has
always been very good" Certainly the case is a
mysterious one. Chapman went to Chicago on
Wednesday to undergo investigation there
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

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Spirits, Loss of Appetite, Sour Stomach Coming
up of Food, Yellow Complexion, General Dcbili,
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il. In order to prove that it will do all we claim
for 1t You are given trial bottle free of cost,
which will convince you OF its truly wonderful
merits, and show you what regular one dollar
size bottle will do. For sale by
o. ". Y. GRIGGs, Ottawa