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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-23

One Of the great attractions in Ottawa during
the Fair Week will be Salisbury's Troubadours,
who are to occupy the Opera House every ever
ing during the week. These Troubadours have
been around the world and were great success
in Australia, New Zealand, the Sandwich Islands
and last winter drew the largest hOases in Chica-
60 New York and Boston Of any company in
those cities. They show here during Fair Week,
and then 90 to Chicago, New York and Boston
again, and sail for Europe in March.
Their success has been immense because they
give the finest and funniest entertainment ever
put on the stage.
Nobody should fail to see the Ttoubadour RS,
and as we have moonlight nights during the week
our friends in the country can attend the fair
during the day and see the Troubadous in the
evening returning home after the entertainment
at the Opera House
Although the TrOubadours get one collar at
Ilooley's, in Chicago, and everywhere they show,
still here in Ottawa the prices will be the usual
Opera House prices of scventy-1ve cents first
floor fifty cents in the gallery and you can get
served seats, without extra charge al Simon Bros.
Music store.
The 'iroubadours will give yOn more fun than
you ever before received for your money, and
there will be nothing rough in it either Their
entertainments are attended by the most fashion
able and refined people in the land
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NOtice--Eine Arts,

The managers OF the La Sale County Fair have
requested the undersigned to take such pains as
may be deemed expedient to induce persons hav-
ing works Of art to loan them for exhibition at
the fair to commence the first of next month.
Persons having articles which they desire to en-
ter for premiums in Glass NJ, Fine Arts and Nat.
ural History, will be expected TO see that their
articles are properly presented and entered, when
every effort will be made to have such articles
properly exhibited to the satisfaction Of exhibit
tors; but there are great many choice paintings
and engravings owned by persons, residents OF
Ottawa, who have no desire to enter for prenii-
ums and who, no doubt, would be wiling to
loan them if they could he assured that the arti-
course is interested in having the fair success,
and to insure desirable an object everyone
should be willing to loan for exhibition. Ar
rangemen.s have been made with Mr. Jacob Gaul
to collect pictures and to return them, and we
know that he is a competent and careful man
and can assure patrons that these pictures will
not receive any injury. All persons, resident Of
Ottawa, having articles of sculpture, paintings
engravings or drawings which they desire to en-
ter for exhibition or are willing to loan to the
Fine Art Department and which they wish called
for, will please hand in or give their names TO
the undersigned with memorandum Of the ar
tcles on or before Saturday, the 30th inst. And
patrons are requested to attach a card to the
frame of each picture or work of art in secure
manner, with their names plainly written there
on, SO that no mistake will occur in returning.
{. II. GILMAN.
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HOME MATTERS.


A. Frank has gone east.
/ d. F. Cameron, Esq. in town last sunday.
A, Z. Lovejoy and wife have gone to Vermont.
Miss Kate Jordan, Morris, is in town this
|eek.
j. Emerson Morgan has returned from his va
|stion.
Miss White, Bloomington, is at Miss Fanny
(avarlys.
Mr.. and Mrs. V II. Dumbeck, Peoria, made OF.
IVA visit this week.
f. F. Bull, d. A. Cook and l.. W Brewer have
turned from the west.
Edward L. Perley is in Leadvile and owns
more mines than anybody"
We are under obligations to Secretary of State
|Iarlow for Il copy OF the session laws of 1879.
Mrs. Dick and daughters, Miss Annie and Miss
ate, Of Quincy, His, are visiting at Mr. Peter
|onlevy's.
K0utz of the Morris independent called on us
IN Tuesday. OF course, he wouldn't travel 4o
lies only to see Barnum.
Anthony Koenen, short hand man, has returned
ON Lake Superior His fingers have evidently
-, none OF their cunning.
Prof VIM jenkins, Mendoza, was in town this
|eek, looking after the binding Of the papers of
|s-the Blackstone-school for the fair. The
" sheets we were able to glance at displayed
|)me beautiful work.
L. d. Dent left the city on Thursday for York,
|eb., where he will engage in the practice of his
|rofessiOn, the law. Durley is good fellow and
|ught to make both popular and successful
vycr, and we wish him all success.
Albert Rathbun and Avery j. Anderson, two
BIDS Of this city, aged about - years, were this
week received on board the training ship MiChi-
Ian. The course on board is much like that on
he ship est. Mary's" described in the August
|uper, and will occupy the boys for the next
I've or six years. They were the only ones adj
litted from this county, and we wish them sue
less
Mr.. NJ II. Swift and Mrs. f. G. Swift had a
arrow escape from an awful death on last Fri
lay. While going to the country they had oc-
hsOn to cross the railroad near the old Prairie
|rocery." The corn of the field Ind the track
bid either the locomotive bell did not ring or
icy were unable to hear it and they passed on to
be track with thecars within few yards ofthem.
Ne rear Of the conveyance was struck, but for
Hately neither Of the occupants were injured,
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BANGS, SHAW & EDWARDS,

IttOyHtys LdcOt H. . -
TERI 'STEE.'S "a sF,.-Whcreas Oscar II. Wheel
did by ls decd Of trust dated the sixth Gay OF June
d. 1875 and recorded IN the Recorders office, In La sale
county Illinois, in Book No. 2pO Of Records NJ pages g. l.
and convey 10 the undersigned, IN trust the premises
hereinafter described 10 the payment uf one certain
prOmssury for the of 5000 bearing date the 2h
day Of November H. d. lSsi executed by SAID oscar Is
wheeler Robert Scharfcnbergcr and Colwe Clark d CO..
and payable the order Of John Smith and bearing IN
crcst at the rate of ten cent per hnnuin rom lH ue
and upon which there due at the time 0 thc exc
CutiOn of said trust deed said principal sum OF sJt ana
interest thereon AZ ten per cent per unnuh nom the ~
day Of May 4. u. 1873:
And whereas said note reduced to Judgment IN TIE
Circuit Court of said In Sale county ia the sum m fO4o
the Ith day OF June 1875 and default has been auc
In the Of said and said Judgment ana interest
thereon whereas there j. claimed 10 ne uut anu
unpaid upon -aid note and Judgment thereon the sum OF
three thousand and fourteen dollars and sixteen cents anu
thereon NJ per cent per annun ron halu e
rnth day Of June 1875 and application mas bet Hie
the undersigned trustee by the legal hut OF s not
deed IN accordance with the provisions contained therein;
Now therefore Thomas NJ Shaw, trustee Ar Aforesaid
hereby give notice that In pursuance OF such Application
and under the powers and for the purposes pressed IN %
deed Of trust Will on Friday the twchyDutth dhS pi W
tuhcr H. 1872 O'Clock Y. Of said day, upon SAID
premises hereinafter described the village Of streator IN
said La Sale county sell nj public auction. 10 the highest
bidder cash the premises conveyed by SAID deed p ue
and all the right title benefit and equity of redemption OF
the said Oscar b. Wheeler his heir and assigns therein
which said premises situated IN tile village OF Srehtn
county OF Ia Sale, state Of Illinois, and described AS Ul
lows. 20 wit: . ,
Lots number eleven. fourteen ana hftcen all IN BLOCK
number forty except the coal and other minerals. De
meath the surface said lots with the right 20 mine and re
move the same
THOMAS NJ. SHAW,
aug23- 2Iu0. Trustee
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A Dakota farmer writing from the lantOn
Agency speaks encouragingly Of Indians as
farmers. They have some $50 acres of wheat
under cultivation this year, and are breaking
up land for the coming season, oxen and plows
being loaned them by the whites.
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Ottawa Building, Homestead and
SAVINGS Association.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the ottawa
Building Homestead and Savings Association will be held
their Monday Sept 1879 at p NJ for The
purpose of cectnE Directors for the ensuing year ana 10
consider various amendments to the charter and by.law
b. s. PORTER, President.
r r NACEIEIAY, Sec, pro TEN uugl3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-23

1t doesn't do a bit Of good TO take q twelve
mile promenade in a fourteen foot room with tn,
baby and sing or declaim: ''lIootchie, pootchie
pudden and pie" Use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup
and be done with il.
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Capt. John Corrigan, boat-captain, was az
saulted by gang of tramps last Friday night il
La Sale and badly pounded.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-23

For pefect fit in boots and shoes and chez
for cash j. Megaffin is the boss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-23

La Sale miners have the eight-hour fever, and
will shortly hold mass meeting TO discuss the
subject.
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No, more than dozen fights were recorded
last week as taking place in and around La Sale.
Lively place that.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-23

HUNTS REMEDY has
cured hundreds who have
been given up 10y Physi'
clans. II Cleanses, purlilcs
and strengthens the whole
system. All who use II en-
Joy good health. One
Trial will convinced
you.
Send for Pamphlet 10
WIN. +. CLARKE,
PROVIDENCE, Il. |.
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For long time past the section OF La Sale
known as Rockwell" has been the habitatlon of
a gang of vagabonds and tramps. There are
numerous caves and holes IN the rocks in that
vicinity, and in them the trampng bumRers
have dwelt, coming forth only to beg or steal
1t was at Rockwell that Capt John Corrigan was
assaulted. On Sunday last, says a telegram,
about thirty men formed in line and marching to
Rockwell, with knives, pistols, clubs and stones,
assaulted the hummer. camp and drove the horde
,of Migrants away.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-10
ORDER on pu3LICATIoN.

All persons interested in the estate OF
Henry Biiyue deceased are hereby notified
that a petition vi filed ct the Febrra.y term
1873 of the Probate court Of the county Of
Miller, State OF Missouri by the administrator
OF said estate praying Tor IN order to soil ihe
real estate belonging to tho estate OF said
Henry Bpyue, decd. tits shereiore ordered
by the Count that unless the contrary be
shown on the Arst day Of the next term OF
the Probate Court q said county, TO be begun
and held ut the court house on the second
Monday 10 May, 1879. an order will be made
for the sale Of the whole or 80 much OF taid
real estate as will sat sly the demands against
said estate 10 vii: Ire southeast quarter ot
southeast quarter OF sec !, township SO.
range IA, also lot 2 southwest quarter aud
south half lot I southwest quarter and south
east psrt Of northeast southwest and south
west part northwest quarter southeast quarter
and northwest part southwest quartes ieou tbs
esst Quarter Of section 8, township 80, range
IS, II llsr connty, MlssouIi, wherefore tho
administrator prays tho court for an order.
JAMES II. TopD, Judge.
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sHERIFF'5 SALE UNDER SCHOOL
FUND MORTGAGE.

In virtue and by authority OF ~ order OF
sale issued iromthe Office Of The Clerk OF the
County Conrt OF Miller county, 70 me direct
I'd and delivered, dated April Q, 1879, in
favor OF County School Fund, and against
Andrew B.lyue, IS principal, and the follow.
ing Described real estate situate lying aud
being in the county OF Miller and Slate OF
Missouri, to-wit: West half I l northeast
quarter and cast tAlf of east half. lot l north
west quarter section l, township SO, range IA
containing SIXTY acres more or less. Aud L
have seiEsd and levied upon the above des-
eribed real estate as the property Of said
Andrew Bilyne, and I Will on
WEDNESDAY, NAY 9Th, 1879,
between the hours OF nine o'clock In the foreS
noon and Eve o'clock Ia the afternoon OF that
day, in front of the Court house deor, in she
town OF T~uscumbla, county Of Miller and
State OF Missouri, sell 81 public auction 70
the highest bidder for ca h all the right, title
interest, claim end property OF she above
named Andrew BilYue, of. IN and to the
above described real estate to satisfy said
order OF sale and costs. p. s. MILLER
Sheriff Miller Uo.s Mo-.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

All persons Interested in the estate Of Dams
Tel BRACE, decd. are hereby notified that =
petition was flied a. the November term 1873
II the Probate Court OF the county Of Miller,
State OF Missouri by the administrator Of said
estate Rraying tor an order to sell the real
estate belonging to tue estate Of said Daniel
BRACE, decd. IL is therefore ordered by tho
Court that unless the contrary be shown on
the fFst1dRy OF the next term OF the Probate
Court OF said county to be begun and held al
the Con house on the second Monday 10
May, 1875, an order will be made Tor the sale
OF the whole or so much Of eaid real estate
as will satisfy the demands sgsipst said estate
TO wit: The east hall OF lot one Of northeast
quarter and east half Of lot two of northeast
quarter and also rs acres OF the east end OF
tue west half of lot Two OF north east quarter
al in sec one, township rs. range IL also 81 Oh
100 acres west halt OF lot Two OF northwest
quarter and west half OF lot one OF northwest
quarter sec. 6, township IS, range IL, Miller
county, Missouri. Whereof your petitioner
prays the court 10 order q sale Of said lands
or 20 much thereof IS shall be sufficient TO
pay of and discharge said debt and cost.
JAMES II. ToDD, Judge.
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EHRRlFF'5 SALE UNDER SCHOOL
FIND MnRTaAQR-

In virtue and BY authority OF an order OF
.saio issaed from thA olice ~ the Clerk Of the
County Court Of III Tier county, Missouri. 10
me directed and delivered. dased the Cad day
Of April, 1879. in favor Of the School Fund,
Meyer and w. II. Meyer, As principals, and
the following descnped real estate situate.
lying and boihg In the County Of MILLER and
State OF Missouri, toswil; The south half Of
the northwest quarter and The north halt Of
the eouihwest quarter Of aeetlon twelve ll2l,
township thlrty-nine, range fifteen, HEd1
baye seized and levied upon the abovs de-
sctibed real estate as the property OF she said
Martha ]. Meyer and w. II. Meyer, ard |
VIII on
WEDNESDAY,. MAY7th 1879,
between the hours Of nlte O'Clock in che fore
noon nnd aye O'Clock 10 tbs hfterRoon Of that
day. 10 front OF the Cnnrt-house door in the
town OF Tnscumbia, County ot Miller and
State OF Missouri cell AZ public suction 10
the highest bidder tor cash. all the right,
ttla, Interest, claim and property OF The shove
named Martina y. Meyer and w. II. Meyer.
OF, In and 70 The above described real estate
10 satisfy kaid order Of sale and costs.
p. g. MILLER,
Sheriff Miller TO-, Mo.
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Ia her school aud the proficiency OF her
pupils placs her 10 the frst rank as teacher.
Several districts are DESTROYS Of securing her
s~ervsa4a ~ next fall and winter.
-MIas Lcs,le Lataheg who has been quite
III from erysipelss is recovering.
Mr.. John TallEap was shrown from his
wagon and bruised BY one OF HE borsst shoes
catching 10 the ieIloes While the wheel was
moving.
MIR. Felix Gardeners home was made
glad BY The birth Of a daughter on the eth
lpst. He,feels q little disappointed 81 bis
boys being al girls. Bnt he may DO, now
be win have plenty OF boys round him when
the girls grow up.
Mrs. Sarah Murpbyo Of D.son y Waiting IL
hei faihsr.in-law Mr. !. 4. Murphy, in COM
pany with some other ladies
Martin Van Barren Trent bas LEFT our
tcxn.
Mr.. James Long has reupsak b Henry
county.
-on Sunday last a Sundaf school was
organized end wa, nsEpAd ttef nfon Snn-
day School. M. Geo. j jhnaon sts elected
5apt., aud Mr.. Mason, a~sslstanl pire Fer
guson teacher or che Bible caas& school
now numhnra 10, apahd H&seet Is
growth and tmpfovement. AN81s soon
he taken FOR she organization 0fte County
Sunday School county ~eonsensFsH.
The corner stone Of the Congregational
church will be laid tbls month.
Next Sunday being Easter there will be
appropriate services At ,shls place 1t eleven
o'clock .. m. in Cong, church.
Toe doctors think this season AZ present
Is distressipgy +eslthy.
Several are corresponding with friends
here about land, AIsrgo emigration Is expsc-
ted neat year.
Niles Lucy Cummings has returned home
followed by the best wishes % numerous
friends ard their thanks for the delightful
music with whlqa she entertained them.
The /. o. o. +. are masking preparations
for a grand celebration on tue 26ta.
More copies of the 0ssge Valley BANNER
are taken at this place than any other paper,
the s.. j. luis Republican and 9lobe-Demo-
cfat not excepted. People regard II as The
best and livaliest county paper in the stats
It's editor a live man, an0 even lts s'dcvil" is
u wide awake t'devil.n The more the Vindi
Gator blows against IL the more ~trIumphantly
II will goNOver the land OF the tree and the
home OF the brave"
"A new sprinkler has been discovered 10
the delight OF the ladies. We do not know
whether 8 patent will be applied for or not.
Yours, CoRNERSAN 81 TO.
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Ibors4, Locals.
specIal 90 o,age pAnNRa.

opeclal Tor Usage pARERR.
April 9Th, 1879.
DE-. HSrrison Of B~Iunley psid our
town a Yitt last wsek and was the
guest of MIR. J. @. Thompson. The doctor is
fine looking, has 9 ans sddress and consider
ing his long absence. long rides, and hard
studies looks a. we'll al eyer,
-ConsLable Martin has been quite buoy
serving summonsssd during the week epara-
tory to a big lswsgit on saturday.
Since the delightful rain on Sunday many
Of she trees are putting on their green livery.
are in bloom, the flowers all the air with
fragrance aud the birds in their lays proclaim
''that gentle spring ETHEREAL mildnsss has
come"
The wheat looks well, and our farmers
are busy planting, trusting that Proyidenee
will reward their toll with a bountiful har-
vest.
Miles Mershie Saith closed her SIX
months school on Fhday, The good pEdss
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-10
CAIroayIA. 60. AprlI 7.h ls70.

Usage VALLEY BASsgR;-It no preventing
Providence, | shall DO At Tuscnmbia on Sat.
urdsy, Atoii ~, and commence a series Of dis
courses OF the subject Of bspiism. l shall
endeavor TO give what thu Methodlats' be.
lievs 90 that subject, and als0 give Stew Of
the scripturel evidences ia favor OF their be.
lief. Ipropoie to do this because many do no,
clearly u derAthnd what we believe: 4ne WHY
we believe II. All are cordially invited 10 BE-
present; and none need have any iears OF be
Ing sbused, We believe in the doctrine thai
every One has 3 right to think 20 hiusalf Of
b%trstlf, and that This right should DO A1ar-
cIsed by 81. l wish to the meeting
on Saturday evening, and continue for two
or three days.
J. NJ. Handy.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-10
PROCLAMATION
Elaotion Of Ciran!t Jndga.

sMERipT's oEFIcE, MlILxR Co., No.
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CoHcnan GnERr1xo:
By, and through authority ofa writ OF
election from bis ~excellency John s, Phelps
=. Miller, Sheriff OF NJ ller county, bta,e Of
Missouri do hereby order an ek clion
70 take place at The several
voting precincts In Mlller cannty on Tuet~
day The sixth day OF May, next, IN the year
Of our Lord eighteen hundred and seventy
nine, St which time anu place tho qualified
yoters OF Miller .county viii meet and cast
their vote for sone person to 1ii the vacen-
cy occassiqped By the.death Of Hon. q. w.
Miller, Judge OF the 1st judicial circuit, 10
tho State OF Mo.
Given under my hand this 9Th. day OF
March A. ID. 1879.
p, s. MILLER.
Sheriff OF. Miiler:coppty. n
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TX

Has now on hand, and is offering for sale,
the larges, and bert selected stock Of hard
ware ever opened GU: in Jefferson CI,y
Stoves and ~tiHwAse, cutlery OF the best
brands, granite ware, farming implements OF
sold At living prices. Give him q cab st l07
High street.
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The Wells Tea Company
Importers Of
PURE CHINA AND JAPAN TEAS.

Supply Teas TO Storekeepsrs, in original
packages, at lowest import prices.
Supply Teas to Druggists, General Deal
ers and others, packed 10 handsome sealed
packages Of one pound each, IN c~anisters OF
tho same capacity, and in 3 lbs, 10 lbs, and
20 10 boxes.
Supply Teas to Peddlers IN half pound and
one pound bags, PLAIN or printed, at a more
liberal discount than is given elSaphgre.
Supply Teas for Club Orders and allow q
larger commission than usual, and In all cas-
es guarantee the quality OF their goods.
TAG WELLS TEA CoMPAEY is one OF the
largest and most reliable b,.uses 10 the trade.
and all parties requiring Teas should send
Tor a circular.
The We lis Tea Co.
r. q. BOX $3.50, NEW KORI1
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AoTIoE.

Notice IL harehy given that letters OF ad~
minlstration on the estate Of Ellhu AoaD, Sr,,
deceased, were granted 10 the undersigned
BY tho Probate Court OF Miller county, Mis-
souri,, bearing date February 18th, 1879.
All persons having clainae against said
estate are requested 70 exhibit the uame for
aIlowaDos villain one yesr from ths date Of
said letters or they may be pFeclnded from
any benent Of said estate and that II said
years from the dale OF kaid letters they will
be forever barred,
n. q. RonyNsoN, Admr.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice Ia hereby given to all creditors and
Others interested 10 the estate of job X.
Hall, Decd, that I, the undersigned sdmip-
ittrAtor Of said estate, intend TO make a dnas
settlement thereof at the next term of the
Probate Court OF Miller county, Mo 10 be
holden at tbe Court-house, in Tuscumbia, OIL
the second Monday of Nav, 1870.
JoHN B. SALESMAN, Admr.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of adj
authorization on the estate OF Willgs w. Shell
ton, deceased, we're granted 10 the under
~, Mo-, bearing date February 9Th 1879.
All persons hAylne clsims against said
estate are requested to exhibit the same for
allowance within one year from the date OF
aAid letters or they may be p~reclnded from
any benefit OF said estate and that X said
claims shall not DO exhibited within two
years from the date OF said letters they will be
WILrIAM W. sHsEreNi Admr.
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PENSIONS

Under the new Pen9ion Law, Soldiers
wounded or injured, even u Slightly disabled,
can obtain Eension back from day OF dis
charge. One OF our firm Ia Washington TO
give personal attention 20 all claims before
the departments. Do not delay, but write at
once. Send stamp Tor our new soldiers cir
euiar.
w. @. BEsINGER g. co. PITrsBuRe, PA.
GleOldest Claim Agency 10 The US. Him
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-Dr q. ". BEN.0E's CELERY X CHAM
oMILE PrLIs are prepared expressly 60 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headgahe, Dyspoptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sieepleasness and Will cure any case. Price
nty ots a box, 80 pilla, postage free, Sud
BY all druggists, 0Alee, No. 100 N, Entaw ST.
Baltimore, Md.