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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-05
ARITHMETIC MADE EASY.
ROPP'S
EASY CALCULATOR

Is publication that must prove henn
Farmers Mechanics and Business Men. 1t Ia so rapid
and original to stare the most scholarly and yet
simple and practical that the most nerde In figures can
become his accountant. 1t enables
thousands to accomplish In minute what they could not
learn to calculate In many months.
first part entirely system, OF Tables
which show glance the exact value OF all kinds Of
Grain, Stock Hay. Coal Lumber. Merchandise, etc. from
pound up to toad, and for any price that the mar
ket is likely to reach the Interest on any sum for any time
and 10 cent correct measurement OF all kinds
of Lumber, Saw Logs. CsteTns Tanks. Granaries Bias
Wagon Beds Corn Cribs, Time, Wages and many other
valuable tables.
The Second part is practical Arithmetic and embodes
simple mathematical principle which enables 0ne
familiar with the fundamental rules to become lightning
cdc0tOr and by which thirds Of the figures and
labor required by the ordinary methods and fractions with
their intrcaCies, entirety dDOiiei.
The work Is nicely printed fine tinted paper Is well
and gantly bound In pocketbook shade. and accom-
panied by slicatc slate, memorandum and pocket for
papers, II Is by far themost complete comprehensive and
pocket manual ever published.
PRICES: Bound In Russia Leather, Gided $500; Mo-
rocco, 81 50: Fine English Cloth, 300.
Sent to any address on receipt OF price. ~
OSMAN & HAPEMAN,
March 81 1877. Ottawa, Ills.
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SUMMARY.

have large and complete stock of Drsgs and BooS
won't Ss brs in quality 81 VII! sell s. reasonable price
n. l. GRIGGS
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DL Wing CARDS, CRIBBAG 3
I BOARDS sc = DSHiN . HI PtNiSS
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Out OF Tune.

When the tones Of q musical instrument
becomes hanh and discordanL We say Il 10
"out Of tune" The same may be said Of
that far more wonderful and complicated
piece Of mechanism, the human structure,
when II becomes d~lsordered. Not only
actual disease, but those far more common
causes, oVeTWork, mental anxiety and last
living, may impair is vigor and activity.
The best remedy for . partial collapse OF
the vital energies, from those as well a.
from other causes, Is HostetterS Stomach
Bitters, which Is at the same time an
agreeable and mind cheering cordial, and
the best possible inyigonnt IN all cases 81
debility. II Is an Incompatible Stomaehie
and anti-bilious medicine, eradicates fever
and Ague, and prevents subsequent AttAekS.
Il remedies with certainty and thorough
ness bowel and kidney complaints, dyspeP-
SiA, nervousness, rhsumStic troubles, and
many other bodily ailments. 1t also eoun-
teraets influences which predispose 70
disease. eoo4N
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SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Il AloeAl and constitutional remedy. End Is aPpled
70 the nAAAl passages By Insulation, tins alAying
Ip6AnmAtioh. and pain and ~ once correcting
eleAnling. Ald purtfy The Beerettont 1ntefnAly
keeps NE skin moiSt. and peutralites the letd
poison thAth has found ii EAyinto the stomach And
thence into the blood. Thus . cure progresses IN
both directions, and i does not seem possible fer
SURPRISING CURE.
GAttAa:-About twelve year aEc, while
travelling viii Father KsmpS Old folks ConesrI
Troupe ~ tenor Singer l t6ok . BsIefe cold and
sssverS Stt;et q csiaTiS. Which ! sssiS3 via
every known fsnedyio for four weeks without avail.
and Ils tnLlly Obliged 70 giTs up . most desirable
Reaiiion AID return home, rlAble 20 alag : note:
al. The nnt attack o CGtAFThh had len ny nGIGTor
gAnl and throat 50 sensitive that the slightest cold
would bring on Q tfelh attack. leaving ne pros.
S,:sf. In w gs{ sSstiSssd % ssssTi Ihf iA,s
fered the most exerueiAting pain In my head, EAI
50 hoGrSe - to DO scarcely able 70 speak, and
eoughed necessarily. J. thought VA going into
these symptoms, continued without relief they
would hATe rendered me Al easy victim. wheh
In this distressing condition. commenced the use
o~fsANToEp'S RADICAL CuEH PoG CAIAKEH. ven
Used remedies g~iihOltbsHefL The ant dose 0lthh
Tonderfnl medicine gave me the greatest relief
Il Is hardly possible for one vhot0 head aches, eyes
Aehe, vhoeaI scarcely ArtieIlaie distinctly on 40
TO realize how much relief obtained from he INST
application Of SAXIoRD'S RADICAL CuEE.. uhder
Is Influence, both internal and external, rapidly
recovered. and BY an oeeaIionGl use ofthe remedy
Rsspeetfally your,
w.ru,SM,,.. IAN. W
PSHi nsSesSSSd ~ hIpIo,t. crrx Of GRo
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ToRFY YE1ifs BEToEE THE PUBLIC.
DIR. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
yos ma euEr OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms Of q Diseased Liver.
nAIN in the right side, under the
edge ofthe ribs, increases on pres
Iurc sometimes the paints in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder. blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and Sickness; the bowels in
Ccneral arc costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There sgercra.lyac onsiderablelo
ofmemory,accompanie with apain-
full sensation Of having left undone
somethingwhich ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains Of weariness and debility;
he IS easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercisewould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to Try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr.. c. MeLENE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, are productive
of the most happyresults. No better
eathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them 4
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
rs a simple purgatiyc, they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE oE IuTATIoSs.'
The genuine DR.. c. MeLGNE's
LIVER PILLs arc never sugar coated.
Every box hes a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER Pitts.
The genuine MeLANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
wrappers.
NJ Insist on your druggist or
storekeepel giving you the genuine
DR.. C. Mc.ANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To hos. Wishing to Eys DI. C. MsLAszs
LTrR PILIs a trial, Ss Sil mall post paid 70 any
bart Of he Unitsd States, Sns Dor q PIh fdr
FLEMING BROS. PiasburrA. Pa.
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MEDICAL
MEDICAL.
SANFoRD'S
CURE
For cATARRH

4 purely vegetable distllauon entirely
unlike all other remedies.
Is the preparation Of this rrnALkAhle rensdy
i 6yHTy herb, plant, and bark y llbleetsd 70 a.
tIllAtioi, whereby The essential medical Principle
4 obtinedIn TApor, condensed and bottled WhAt
FtmElnS IN the Itll b inert. Tatnele!s, Aad totally
unat for use n A ofKAnikm % dalieate - the bGSl
passages. Yet ali Enuns are insolnble. compounds
q Eoody 1bFe an t1netuFea, saturated sof1tions-
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.WHAT IL DEATH ?,


"Methsr, how Itll the baby IlSi
cannot bear hiI breath;
Inpn0t BSe biz IAughing eyes-
They tell me thlih death.
"My little work l thought 10 bring,
And nj down BY hls bed.
And p~leaSlntly l Tried 70 Elng-
They hushed me-hes dead.
"Thsy ay,thlth be again will riss,
More beautiful than row
That God viii hes him In the IkISs-
Ch, mothsr, tell ne hoUH
"DaughtG, do you remember. dear,
The cold, dark thing you brought
And lid upon the easement here-
AvithTOd worm, you thought
~ told you that Almighty power
Could break the Withersd shell,
And show you, In future hour,
Something would please you well.
"Look at The ~ebyrYnlII, my love-
An empty shell II HIS-
Nov nis your u~oudereg glance Lb3Te,
To Where yon insect hlSsI"
"oh, yes, mamma! how very py
In wing Of starry gold!
And seel Il lightly aIes away
Beyond my gentle bold.
"Oh, mother, now / tnoF fall well,
II God that warm 4 ehLnss,
And draw Il from this broken cell,
Un golden EinsSo nnse,-
..HoU beautiful will brother Be,
when God shall give Aim wing,
Above this dying world 70 fec,
And live with heavenly things"
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wAETHEx. MAsS. JAM iSG
7. ST. purchased the RADICAL CrEE OF GEO.
q. RoGERS, Druggist. Runford B1tldllg.
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benefit night II II.
Old Fussyton, the stage doorkeeper, is
nj this moment in q state Of mind border
ing on despair. he dare not for the life
Of him leave bis post and he has Just
learned that 4 stranger has succeeded in
reaching the stage under the convoy OF
an audScious super. II that should come
10 the knowledge Of Mr.. Somerset Beau:
champ, the manager, he, (Fussyton) will
10 certainty be dismissed on the spot.
stake . note to Miss Harebell, sir !
Could not do 1t. It's against orders, sir"
The speaker Il the call.boy. His
tampter's Mr.. Blanchard.
avery well, cir, I'll risk II. Ityou are
an old friend, l suppose 1t will be all
induced TO commit a breach Of disci-
Mine BY the bestowal Of 3 rather potent
bribe, The call.boy disappears behind q
nile Of scenery, and Il presently heard in
an alteration with Miss HArsbelrs
dresser.
Il not q beginner She Ia not on until
the second scene.n
~ know that Mrs. Cunmins. want
10 speak to you. Open the door"
Blanchard heard nc more. A Ehis-
nared couversation between the leading
tsdyi. dresser and the call.boy WAS i'm
mediately succeeded by the reappearanes
Of that p~reeOciouS youth, who siad
aMis Harebell will meet you after the
performance at her hotel, the George
She hiss apartments there, And now,
ar. do clear out Of this. How you got
In. I don't know. II MI. BoEshang was
10 stag you, wouldn't there Be Shins
Ns Meantime this note had produced =
startling effect on Miss Harsbell. Itran
al las. / End you. In Mis-. Harsbell
have recognized Fanny Westbrook. Al
the peril Of those neatsst and dearest 70
You, zee me tonight am desperate"
&6unminIi" gaIPed she, flock thai
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nRIEp BKEF-cE1rDSd nd un4nns4-tr
~ aIGh y D. c LlsT, JE
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, DO.
DHGNN SALOON 4 RESTAURANT
u MOI MAHHNGroN HALL

This establishment has been ntted up REGARDLESS
Of expense, and Il without doubt the hAndsomest
and most attractive place Of the hind In the city
The RtttAnrlnt cannot Be SURPRISED any where,
and the Bar contains the choicest Wine, Liquor
and Cghn- Clam soup every morning and even
street, every Saturday evening By Xrlner's unh.
vailed OrehestrL. fes
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Zach package contains Or. SAniordS Improved
eSSeS4 fries' III For sSis IN ali w6olesSle .Sa
Retail Druggists throughout the rnited State and
CKnGdAs. WEEKS d POTTEt, General Agents
and wbolksale DFuKRisfS, boston, Mas,
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AT John Mlray's benefit in Lewiston, he was
presented with valuable gold watch and chain.
The man who predicted cold weather in Febru-
ary, is just beginning TO hdd is head up again.
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-t!' - fti z o ~..
We publish on the hr,t page the speech Of Mr.
Kimball Of Ea'h, on tie fishery bill, and that Of
DR.. Lanca-tc. OF Wiscesset, on the apothecary
bin
The error in yesterdays statement Of the ssla-
ry Of the Insurance Commissioner, as could be
plainly seen, WAS caused by the transpoition of
fl .uics It shoul have been stated ss So 500
1t viii be noticed by the House proceedings
that SO far As the judiciary Committee are con-
cerned the prayer Of the Idly petitioners is to he
granted to al ow womenequa political rights with
the men. the restriction. however, being 10 NUM-
cipal elections. The committee were good -Datured
and Vi ded TO the persuasive Il Iquence (aud good
looks # the young lady who appeared before
them the other evening on behalf of the fair pc j.
TONERS. But probably the members will decide
that IN the clos NJ y, Of the session, with nee
essery business pressing upon them for DISPOSE.
ton, there i scatc,y sufficient time for the care
fd cou,iietati If 50 stupendous subject; and
year without the possession OF Their rights" 1t
may be a grain Of con' ltion to know that no
legislative act can d piye them of the fright" of
bcirp just the most sseA wives ard mothers
ami sweetheart, on The face Of the earth.
Yesterday, Edwald Madgan drew his salary
aud mileage Tor lloDltop, He'd III, tents, hli
aiieu TO Peter Charles, and started awsy-to
Camden.
Tie fellow who 'tmed to run the recent "leg-
isaive instruction convent u" at Bangor, has
been known to .peil his name thus. B-As.
Nj, WutLay tnt ,f
the House, was among the meuber- yesterday
many e whom a'e lis old-tinle friend, and lie
ceiyed thcir molly greetings.
Senator Woodward Of Lincoln, made his first
elaborate ste,ch Of the session yesteidsy. on the
fstc'y bill showing knowledge of the questions in
volved and kc' PEI cepton of the int est OF the
couny 0! Luc, Ia. Ser stor Cobb OF Andros coggin,
Ilohson Of \ IL, Stevens Of kounehec and y az.
don Of ilanc OK, also made fleet We speeches on
the same side. Strator Summer of Wa,hin ton,
spoke from the standpoint of gem man who had
haiue, knew Their lrev.uces aud the de,tluc-
tiyents, Of tie r-le fish rmen when allowed to
fish il the bays aud iri,ts. lie Toll wed on
the same side, ia SUPP or Of Mr. kiuball, bill BY
Senator Phillips q renoh,cot Senator NJ ni.on
of 7 ankliu, senator Il ger. If S4gadahoc and
Senator Grndle Of Hancock.
llor j. Wymau Philips senator from PtLob-
SCOT YESTERDAY took yety honpra lie position up
on n bal pending before tle hishch of the Legis-
latIie of VIII ch he = a mcmb The bl had
been passed ovel hi able cppos ion but was he
tnrned or coitcli Of the al gua-e OF sect D,
when An attempt was madc 10 secure lis defeat.
Alr l.. stated that he h al opposed HE hill at
proper tine, bot having been itniy Out-vo'ed
. h. "a III 4
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STATE NEWS.

The Board Of Ceusois of the Maire Medical So.
cety, having heard tie charges preferred against
DIR. Files OF having published a false statement
that patient of The no, pith had been allowed To
bleed to death, passed vote finding him guilty OF
conduct unbecomng and unwoi thy an honoI lie
physician and member of the assoc alton and ex.
PEELED him FROM the Maine Medical Society.
The Wing says that Deguty Sheriff John l.
Norton Of Wirterport seized on board the steamer
ka ahdn last Friday evening, niue packages OF
whskey aud rum, containing about 200 gallons
SUI posed TO belong TO parties in Bangor
Capt George NJ. Meleher of brunswick. com.
mander Of the 5ara ptkisne, who has been i'll
for some i.ns, left his vessel 10 Cadiz, and took
steamer frou Gibraltar on the 22d. for New York,
aut died February 4'h, on the passage.
At a meeting held in Bangor of the Eastern
Slate ompany OF Monson, called n, l.. +. Nor
ris. clerk. irctots tor the next year were chosen
as follow Benjamin Gage, bonn Kurta snd John
V. Terry; and A. W. Chapin of Nous n, clerk
The Supreme Court of Name issued an injunction
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DrAth TN his Esv0rite Robes.

The M rt4sfy. stats ic, Of the Nnple Ci,ilz Il
wol Il show that about Unt-hith Of All msuAlHd
die OF eOn,u ton alone, and the numhcr Of
de- tbs d. to cousu mption hears greater ratio o
the whole number than that of a Y other thee
ufsea,es together. Moreover, inse stIgatIon proves
that tbs ratio Is steadily Increasing. Its iucreas
ny prevalence has led TO the popular belief that
consumption l. incurAtl Ev - al hundred.
Of these sufferers seek, IL the sunny retreats Of
+ Florida OF the dry atmosphere OF Colorado for
health aud fad only grave. The influence of
the atmosphelc-the only remedial agent that
either Florida or Colorado can afford the con,ump-
.ye-i. at best only palliative. The cure OF con
SUMPTION a, pend upon two essential conditions .
| I, the arrest Of tle abnormal breaking down of
tie tissues, winch prevents emaciauon, aud -, the
tCst taLou # htaithy nutrluOn, IA oruer 10 stop
NE formation OF cube Culous matter. Eunll
these conditions, and consumption durable
as fever. fplhil these condit ms the requi ed
rt mtdN must Increase the arpttte, favor tue
>iu llitiun of food, ID entcn the blood. thus e
tudug the devt 10 ueut OF the tuHtr1l>s. 10 ac-
cumpll-h lhls, mere puwett aUerauye than Dr..
Picrct's Golden Medical ID sCovery Ia. never been
discovered. A. the same Inc, l. sOothes the mi
ta'lDu u tue nervous system produced Dy vlo4eut
ushIug, which ia ITS turn of en- leads TO more
,cllIus results. The use of "eNpcctOTauts" III
CONSUMPTION Is absolutely suicidal. For while re-
moving the tubefcles l.cady formed. the, p o
duce yet more serious results by Iuhsu.Iug and
destroying the sound aud healthy tissues. Con-
Sumption requires remedy hat will soothe wuIte
A. ieheves, husb medicines, but add fu,l 10 tue
iane that alre tdy threatened to consume the
syst III. he & ,den Medical Discovery tulhs
these conditions, and mas been promo Iuccd tle
hest remedy yet discovered 10 allay and arlcst
cons umptIUn. MN,at
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THE CUBAN INSURRECTION.
Condition, of Peace offered Insurgent,

HAVANA, February Is. A newspaper printed
IN the interior has published the following oti ,al
de.pa Gu received from headquarters. dated Fan
jor, FehruaIy 10, on the conditions tor peace:
Article The Island If Cuba to receive the
same p zeal organ ztlon and administrative
concessions =, nj we'd by Porto Il Co.
Art. 2-Ample pa don for all political offences
comrnt' d since 1868, aud hbeIy fDr those pet
,uns uuter seuteuce and political prisoners, and a
general pardon 10 deseiters from the Spanish
Ines.
AIT. 3-Liherty TO be given to slaves and China
mtn vi nIu tie insulgelt lines.
Art. mo person recognizing by virtue of thi,
treaty the SPAN h autho'uy can be obliged 10 do
NaI service unees peace be Ie-estabshe Ia the
whole te IItnry
Ant. 6-All persons desiring to leave the island
to be iu nl-ued means To do 50 without touching
ether vi lhge or cly, # 80 desired.
Ar. o. The capitulaton of each force to take
= ace 1t nLi0hsbltrd spots, where arms are to be
deposited.
Ar. The Spanish General iu-Chief, for the
urp '-e of facilitating adhesion of other depart
Heuts to these condi ions, TO give free access to
ruais bv and and.
Art s. he regOlng basis to he considered
general for all departments of the Island accept
ing tle>r Propositions. Tue Spanish troops have
received orders 10 su'rend operations remaiulng
Oh tie deten-i
PRACTICAL guides have been despatched to make
known these conditions t. all Iu-ur.ent bands.
luc Iu>uigt ut Cainsrt and COVER mrut has re-
solved it,elf into central committee for treating
Tor peace.
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restraining Frank w. Meade, Tressurer.o Of thu
Eastern Slate Company of Monson, from voting
on 300 shares of the company 5 stock. The meet
ing voted TO asses the stock to raise funds to pay
the companys debt, and to do so at once.
Mr.. Edmund Chase, the Oldest Mason in the
United States is very sick at bis residence 10 Mi
not. He was made Mason of ST Johns Lodge.
Newouryport, Mass, in December, 1908, thus
Id.
Diphtheria is little less prevalent in Palmyra.
An accident occurred at the box shop one day
last week. Miss Olive Chase of this town was
descending the attic stains. There is trap door
to shut OIL the attic; 10 some way the door fell
ana struck Mss Chase severe blow upon the
head 1t blinded the young lady for tue time
though she appeared to retain her senses. She
was taken home and was confined TO her bed for
few days, but is now again About her work. Seri-
Gus app eheusons were entertained at first that
more permanent injury had been done.-GBruns-
wck Telegraph.
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ons..mptson cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
AIRY the formula of simple vegetable remedy,
for the speedy and permanent cure of con-
sumption, bronchitis, catanh asthma, and all
throat and lung aft ctions, also positive and rad
zeal cure for nervous debility and all ner-
YOU complaints. after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases. mas felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actusted by this motive and
a.desi'e to relieve human suffering, | will send
free OF charge, to all who desire it, this recipe in
Herman, French or English, with full directions
Tor preparing and using. Sent by mail BY ad-
dressing with stamp. naming this paper, w. W.
Sherar, l26 Powers Block, Rochester, NY.
jan. l7t Nv
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frank Z. Nye,
General Agent for Central Maine,
OFFICE IN aLLea'S NEW BUILDING.
Water Street. 1uRusts, Maine.
Good Agents Wanted.
July l0+&w
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POUGHKEEPsIE, y. y, February Is Six suits
have been instituted by the shkill Savings Bank
against the North Bank If Fishkill for the recov-
cry of S12 800 IN bonds, alleged to have hecn mi.
appropriated by cashier Barrow Of the Norm
Bank, who was also Treasurer of .ihe Savings
Bank.
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No ether medicine in the world was ever given
'ucl \ test Of it, curative qualities As BosLee'
German Syrup In three years two million four
hundred thousai small bottles of this M define
were distributed free ofcharge by Druggists this
country 10 tho,e afflicted with Consumption ,Ath-
ma, Group, sevsic Coughs Pneumonia and other
diseases of the Throat and Lungs, giving the
AIMEE 'can people undeuiable proof thst German
syrup will cure them. The result has been that
Druggists IN every town and village in the Uni.
ted States are recommending it TO their custom.
r.. Go to your Druggsf, and ask what they
know about it, Sample bottles 10 cents Regu.
ar size - cents. Three doses will relieve any
case. decl7 teod&wl
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NEWS BY rELkGkAlH
TO THE
Daily &snne5ee Sournal
DtMARISCOTTA.



DAMARiscoTTA, February Is. Capt. Frank
Smith"ick Of Newcastle Yesterday had a warrant
issued against Charles Austin Of Damar Gotta
charging the latter with coming to his house YES.
terlay forenoon, using very violent language aud
threatening to murder hY1. Aus in was arrested.
but released on recognizing in $500. The case
has been on trial here to-day before Tral Justice
+ W S'et,on. Winesse. corroboratcd Smith
wtk's charge aud asa testified that the latter shot
at Austin sii' + the OcCurro noes as above charged
The shot dill not take effect. Smithw.ck then held
the revolver to Au-tm', breast and ordered hin 10
leave the house or he would XIII him. Austin
Ihereuron left \ decision ia the matter vii
probably be rendel ed to-morrow