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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-15

of the Board.
w. w Woodman. chairman CT
c. m nj tee on sheriff's and j ii ex-
peuoes, offered their report on the
following numbered bills: no 81, so
l0I, 10, 80. 80, 81. 86. 81, 50 On
motion Of W. s Greene the report Of
commltee was adopted and allowed
as reported by the Committee.
Ga motion of NJ. w. Coon bill No.
l52 was allowed at 5000 by the Board.
II. Hascall chairman of committee
on miscellaneous accounts. offered their
report on bills number 2l7, 2lS. 2l6.
and lO5 with the report on the record
ing by County Judge, Henry Coloulus-
The report was adopted as follows:
To the Honorable Board Of Supcr-
visors Of jefferson County.
Your commis,ee On miscellaneous
accounts to whom was referred the re-
port Of Henry Colonins, County Jndge,
which is hereto attached would re-
spectfu,ly report that we have made a
careful examination of the books in The
Office of the County Judge and find
that since the date of the last report
by him and settlement with him By
this board 10 1875 be has copied. as
appears by the report and statement
annexed six thousand folos of old
records, being papers unrecorded BY
his predecessor aud six thousand Xix
hundred Of new records, making in all
twelve thousand six hundred ioliss
recorded
Continued next wtek.)
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3 paragon ink stands ...... 2 90
3 erasers. -. 100
/ doz. G. A. & Go. pencils. rs
Is boxes II seals ........... :. 2 50
4 Tbs sealing wax. 3 90
l box McGill fasteners. ...... 80
8 doz. pen holders. .......... 3 rs
Al doz. Eagle pencils. ....... 8 Is
10 bottles carmine ink. 4 90
81 sheets blotting paper...... 3 60
! ream r. G. letter paper.... 2 SO
9 balls twine, IL Tbs. ....... l 80
az Congress envelopes. ...... 2 90
| doz. quarts writing fud.... e 90
5 reams legal cap. II 50
"a reams legal cap. ......... 825
81 IN No. 6 envelopes. ....... 6 80
| IN mixed envelopes. ....... l 50
l m Lake Side envelope. 80. 2 90
1900 340-9 envelopes. ....... 5 50
800 52Q5-1O envelopes. ....... 2 IS
l7quire manila wrapping paper 5 10
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Eugene GOeldner
SYHY EN- IlST,

~ .JND DOOR EAST OF POST OF
= dee, w tier own. Wis. Teeth extracted
gt,n,utpain Artificial teeth inserted on
GOLD, silver ani rubber plates. Teeth hiieo
with gold AMI silver, ana all work war
rantcd to give entire satisfaction.
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Rustness Goros.
DANIEL HALL " D. "
HALL & SKIM ER,

TTOkNEYS and Gounseilors "' Ia"
"A aud ,Jucitors in Chancery. naet
complete abstract OF the rec ''uS -
all titles and incumbrances on Fea "
tate in Jefferson county. Office over WIS
consin National Bank, at the former onice
of EnoS 4 Hall.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-15
Proceedings

Of the annual meeting of the Board
of Supervisors:
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STRAW X MURPHY.

PAINTERS and Dealers in Wa'l Paper
i Window Shades, Paints, Oils, Varrish,
Glass, Putty, Brushes, &c. One door west
Of Wisconsin National Bank: Waterto" n
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WATERTOWN WIS, WEDNESDAY, JAN. Is, 1879

% H. Colonus, county
Judge, sudries for
ounce. .........,..".. 10
Jnne l Postage stamps for
register of deeds... 90
Express charges or
box of stationery
from H. Neideckeu
Co .........".... so
Postage stamps Co.
clerk ............. 90
A. Sanhorn, print
ing for c::erk of tue
court. ............. 30
l3 PostagA stamps for
sup't of schools. -. 10 GG
II W. H. Lyman P. H.
postage, sup't of
schools. ........ II 90
July w. P. Forsyth, P. M,
box rents Co. Office,
Sd quarter. ....... 2 40
II. Colonus, county
Judge, clock and
stamps. .......,. TO OO
Express charges :. on
index for clerk Of
the court...-..."-.... 80
IL II. Fischer. gold pen
tor county clerk... 90
l3 Postage stamps for Co
JUDGE. w
Sanhorn Il Carr print
ing for county sup't 90
20 l.. Meyer, repairs in
Co. judges ohice-.. 80
23 Jno, Bayer, work for
county Jail. l......... IS
30 American express
company charges on
session laws. .".... 20
Geo. Amman cord
wood. Co. jail...... SO
81 Sanborl Il Carr,
printing for sheriff. SO
Aug. IA Wood tor county Jail 90
81 Express charges on
tax roll from A. Nei
deckeu l. Co...... l 10
"a SanborE Il Carr, TOR
printing blanks for
superintendent of
schools. ls........-...-.... 81
81 Suuburu Il Carr, tor
printing court calen.
Oai -. 20 20
W. n. Rogers, wood
toi d strict al oruey 13 %
Sept. II Postage stamps iorre
gister of deeds. ....... w
23 Postage stamps, coun-
" Judges 90 coun-
,y clerk s. Co... IL 90
Express OF tax roIls TO
county clerk 80. ..... 90
Jno. Bayer, l cord
maple wood for jail. so
rs Sanborn Il Carr, PRINT
ing Tor superlnten-
dent oil schDos....- IL so
Oct. Sanborn & Carr, print
ing frcounty judge. % 30
Thos, G. Jones. pub
lshiug tax list OF
county clerk ......... Az AZ
D. BIumenield. pub
l,shing tax list of
clerk, German......" 50 ~
5 Post office box rent.
county Offices 4,h
quarter ~
ii Postage stamps Tor
clerk Of court. ...... w
Fl. Neldeckeu & Co,
bank books &C.. -. 400 26
Postage stamps for
county treasurer..- %
Is W. Waldo. coal for
countyjudge >. e.. II 54
w. G. Waldo, coal tor
poor house.... 70 90
VIC. Waldo, coal for
county jtil..."...... l46 %
W. G. Waldo coal for
county clerk ......"." l8 10
W. G. Nal o. sundries
for register of deeds
and county cleik... 2 20
% One dozen brooms for
sheriff ...." 81
81 Express charges on
books from Ii Nei.
decken j. Co.,. so
Nov. / Express charges on
revised Statules.".. ! 90
Sawyer's account for
Indian pens.."..."... IS
Freight on stub re-
ce'pt books from Il.
Neldecken & Co"." 90
8 e. Fehrman for re-
pairs on register OF
dee, flee. ........ SO
ii George Kntz for wood
and saving for coun-
W jail Oh 5O
n. Neidecken Il Co.,
stub receipt books,
&c.,. ....... "a 25
Il Postage Stamps for
uperItendent of
schools 10 90
Is Court calender for
county judge. ...... Is
l6 Re nel IL Stoppenbach
for repairs on coun-
ty iall..............". O3 ,
% IT Postage stamps for
clerk of the circuit
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Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
Professional and Business Cards S60o a year. .
Business notices in local cOiumH 10 cents per iih
or first insertion and five cents TOR subsequent
nse rtions -. ,....
Advertisements not accompanied with direcIiohs
will bs inserted till iorbid aud charged for accord
gIv
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Jan. 4, 1878, To cash for Pa
rage inkstand.
March 81, To county order
''appropr' ton
for 1879 -. 25(
Nov, /, g To deduction on
bill Cameron
Ambery acct.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
Prosperous, sc.

The trade OF Ottaws on last Saturday and all
Of the past fortnight indeed, has been very great
but no house, we venture to say, has enjoyed
more liberal rush than the old, reliable house Of
II. ]. GILLEN. His sales have really been enor-
nous And yet there seems no end to his STOCK
of fancy goods, dress goods, shawls, cloaks ana
all the staple lines of the house.
And for the rest Of the season he will continue
to offer the same decided bargains that have thus
far done so much for the house. No one VIII
have right to complain who buys at GILLEN's'
Buyers should investigate the condition and prl'
ces Of the grocery and boot and shoe depart
ments, in which lines Mr.. GiLLEN can save
good deal OF money to those who purchase OF
him. Call and see for yourself
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
Tomorrow will be train Sunday.

WHIST CLuB-Thc first Whist club party OF
the season was given by Mrs. J. L. Montrose ~
the Clifton Hotel on last Tuesday evening.
Among those present were Judge and Mrs. Ed.
ridge, Judge and Mrs. +. 8. Leland, Dr. Nc
Arthur and daughters, and Miss Jeanne Nc
Arthur, Aurora; Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Nash and
Miss Lura Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lynch and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Leland, jr., Col. and
Mrs. D. Hapeman, Mr., and Mrs. Geo, Hull, Mr.,
and Mrs. II. l.. Hossack, DR.. and Mrs. Richards,
Mrs. Bull, Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Dyer, Misses
Eames, Allen, Allie Allen, Babcock, Hull Edridge,
Bushnell, Fannie Osman, Minnie Shuler, Bull,
Messrs. L. II. Eames, +. 8. Eames, VIM. Osman,
Noses Osman. Coles, Lieut.. A. L. Wagner, G. A.
Cation, Clarence Shuler, VIII. II. Osman, Tom.
Lynch, Frank SiIer, l.. ii. Strawn, Emerson
Morgan, Horace Hull, Chas. Hamilton, Ralph
Dyer, Ed. Bull, Milligan, Albert, r. W. Holmes,
Kaufman, and others. The evening was spent
with cards and dancing, and refreshments were
served. The music WAS by Boyne's orchestra, oil
Joliet,-a fine organization, who were repeated
ly applauded in the heartiest manner. The eve
ming was certainly delightful one
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
The Churches,

NETuoDIsr.-Quarterly meeting in the NJ E
church to-day and tomorrow, 9th and 2Sth.
Rev. s. A. w. Jcwett, p. f., will hold quarterly
conference to-day at 2;3O p. NJ, and preach to.
morrow at 1880 A. NJ. Love feast, 6P. M, to.
morrow. The pastor will preach the second ser.
mon of a series on "The RESPONSIVENESS OF
Gods Service" to morrow evening.
BAPTIST. Interesting "Memoriar' excuses
will be held In the Baptist Sunday School TO-
morrow.
Observation-Disclosures in the Episcopal church
in the morning only, tomorrow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
Thu Y. NJ. G. give social hop at Wills's Acadc

The Y. NJ. c. give a social hop at Willis's Acadc-
my on New Years eve, Dec. b. The committee
Of arrangements lie W. Louth, Jas D. Dwyer ana
Peter Henngan; floor managers, Dennis Ken
drick, chief, James Spillane, ID. Riordan, John
Scanned, Thos Lanigan, John Walsh, assistants
Music by Wills's orchestra OF seven pieces; tick
cts 81. CO. This will be the hop OF the holiday
season and great expectations are INDUCED In az
to it, A very large number of invitations have
been issued and general good time may be
looked for. The Y. NJ G. never yet failed to make
all feel at home and will specially endeavor to dc
so at this time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

Notwithstanding their enormous sales Of the
past ten days in the Fur Department, HULL ~
BARrgLs' establishment, they still have large
stock on hand.
These goods they are determined TO slose onf, de''r'
ing to carry none over till merit season.
To do this they offer all goods at greatly re-
d,lced p,ices,--in fact, at prices made by your
selves
As it may be, as We think, fairly assumed that
furs will be advanced in price next season, see
ing that everything is advancing, it will certain
" be matter of economy and wisdom for all to
take advantage of the bargains here mentioned
which are offered to all who call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
Diaries for rSS0 at GlOver's.

On Tuesday last, Mrs. Bell, lady living in
Deer Park township, was coming to town with
her son on a load of corn--a 1.-TWO story wagon
box. Near "Dick" Daley's (near Covil creek
one side Of the wagon slid on the icy road down
the side OF little depression 80 rapidly that
when the wheel met an obstruction the wagon
was overturned. Mrs. Bell fell on her thigh bone
which was broken. She was carried to Mr..
Daleys where she WAS cared for Drs. Hard and
Ryburn Settle broken limb and made her com.
Portable; but she had to spend Christmas in bed
At Mr. Daleys
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

II you are suffering with Cough, Cold, ksth-
ma, Bronchitis Hay Fever, loss Of voice, tickling
in the throat, or any affection Of the Throat or
Lungs, use DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. This is the great remedy that lie caus.
ing SO much excitement 10y its wonderful cures,
curing thousands Of hopeless cases. Over one
million bottles Of DIR. Kings New Discovery have
been used within the last year, and have given
perfect satisfaction in every instance. We can
lunhesitatingly say that this ia really the only
sure cure for throat and lung affections, and can
cherrfnlly recommend il to all. Call and get Y
trial bottle for 10 cents, or regular size for 81
IE. Y. Gnggs, Ottawa, Ill. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
Rubber goods at Child Il Phipps's.

SLEgPERs-The Davenport Democrat says:
"Railroad men from Chicago report that an I'M
portant change in the seepingcsr management
on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad is
to 20 into effect on the first OF January. 1t ap-
pears that for some time negotiations between
the Pullman company and the railroad have been
pending, and that the result Is the purchase OF
the company's cars by the Pullman interest, who
they do on every road running west from Chica-
pon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

Scott Bros. & Co. will commence special
clearing sale of desirable winter dry goods on
Monday, Dec. go.
These goods are all worth more money than
they were sixty days ago. We are going to make
some important changes In our store which Will
necessitate reduction Of our stock. We will
offer our stock of dress goods, cloaks, shawls,
furs, fannels, ladies', gents and childrcn's I'M
derwear, &c, at prices that defy competition.
Com. and See SCOTT Bros. IL Co.
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Pure sweet New York cider by the quart, ga
lon and barrel at NJ. Walther's

"a generous farmer, south Of this city" SAYS
the La Sale Press, took one Of the asylum or
phans a short time ago, which an individual
named Wright, of New York, occasionally brings
west for disposal, with the idea OF teaching him
the rudments of righteousness so that in time
he might become a GOOD and useful citi-
zen. The boy was attentive, ate ended well TO his
business and won the respect Of his benefsctor.
The other day Nr. Prendergast, for that was the
gentlemaD's name, was feeling incisposed, and
during his Illness more than usual confidence
was reposed IN the boy. Learning that a consid
cradle sum OF money was due Mr. p. from .
neighbor, the young scamp forged his employers
name to an order for s25. and presenting IL with
q bold face, received the money and decamped."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

The clothing house of FIsKE & BEEN moves
right along in its usual way no matter what hap
pens; and so now having celebrated TIE day aud
while waiting for New Years continue to sell
clothing just as though nothing happened.
GLovEs.-lf you want gloves or mittens for
farm or outdoor work or for the street call and
price their big stock.
CLorHING.-Th house continues to show the
most complete line Of general winter clothing
suits, overcoats underwear, &c, offered at the
best terms (see their guarantee.)
THE MERCHANT TAILORING
Department, remember, stands ahead OF all com
petitors and is the leader OF the fashions. There
10 no house we can more conscientiously recon-
mend to the world than FlsxE Il BEEN. All work
done by them is guaranteed Ms to cloth, tit or
workmanship. tSee their guaranteed The de-
psrtment is daily growing In favor with all Glass
es; and il you want a dress suit, business suit,
Overcoat or anything made to order, you Will DC
no better than to call on FisKE Il BEEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
N. STIEFEL & co.
d. Heenan & Co,

Notwithstanding the great rush previous to
Christmas, the house of d. Heenan & Go have
still big stock Of goods left in all departments
All these winter dry goods, boots, shoes, &C.,
must be cleaned out, the sooner the better. They
therefore announce that greater bargains than
ever will be offered in all lines, and would like
to have all call and see them. They will divide
with the public the advantages arising from for
tunate buying from this time on in even greater
ratio than heretofore.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

MARRIED.-At the residence OF the brides
mother, Nine DEpisy, on Christmas Eve, by the
Rev. +. B. Nash, MARIE CLUxToS to Mr.. WILLIAM
8. BELL.
We add our congratulations. The wedding
was quiet one, but proved no less satisfactory
to those most interested on that account we
reckon. We know the supper served was deli
cious, for like all good people they Remembered
the poor'--us as it were. They will make OF
tawa their future home, of course.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
ChrIstmas Trees.

The Sunday School Christmas tree and service
will be held in the Episcopal church this evening
1T o'clock.
On next Tuesday evening, Dec. 80, the Baptist
Sunday School will have a Santa Claus Christ
mas tree and orchestra, carols and other enter
tanning exercises.
The Christmas festivities Of the Congregational
church take place next Tuesday evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

DEAD.-A frlghtfu death took place AT the
county asylum on last Saturday, the victim be.
ing Kate Flynn, an insane pauper from La Sale.
She was about So years of age and for 20 years
had been under the charge OF the county. She
became insane at Is, and, having murdered her
mother In ht Of frenzy, was sent to state asy'
lum, whence she was sent back to the county as
incurable. She was very violent, during the lat
ter years Of her life especially and had to be con-
fined in strongly built cell In her paroxysms
she would not only hear her clothing In shreds,
but would Gear up her bed clothi"g and de-
stroy everything destructible within reach. Fri
day last one OF her violent spells" came on, and
she was locked in her CELL where she tore up her
clothing and bedding. She was provided with
straw for the night, which she passed In fright
full manner. Her room was heated with heavy
steam pipes, fastened so securely to the VAL that
1T was thought impossible for her to disturb
them. In the morning, however, the engineer,
In going his rounds after getting up steam to
see that all was right, heard steam escaping from
her cell, and kicking open the door was nearly
scalded by the rush OF steam from the room.
Shutting it off Immediately at the engine, and call
ing Mr. Arnold, they found the unfortunate wo
man dead, --scalded to death, she having 80
wrenched the pipes during the night AZ to make
a vent for the steam. The coroner's jury returned
the following verdict:
We find from the evidence that she was viO-
lently insane,--so much 80, that she had to be
confined in q cell said cell being heated by steam
pipes, which in her frenzy she wrenched from
their fnstenings, allowing the steam to escape
md haf hpiup Uncovered HcAldgO 10 ueath.
We further lind that every precautlon had been
taken for her protection, so far as the warden
and matron are concerned but would suggest Ia
the b, ard of Supervisors the necessity OF better
securing the steam pipes In the rooms provided
for the confinement of the violently insane.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

The following, which has started the rounds Of
the papers, is "important-if true"
News comes from Mendoza Of the peculiar
death Of a son OF Mr. Benjamin Ables, of Malu-
gin Grove, village ten miles north of there. IL
seems that the boy was feeding a horse, an
standing directly in front Of him, when the ami =
NAL coughed, and in So doing, threw kernel of
corn into the boys throat, which lodged in the
trachea. A doctor was sent for Immediately, hut
ere he arrived the unfortunate lad died of stran-
pulatOn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

FINED-John Kelley, Of Serena, who made
such bluster around here u few days ago, was
fined last week so and costs for illegal liquor
selling in Serena. Henry Rushton, late Of this
city. went through similar process to the tune
of $40 and costs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

miner named John Dunlap, cage-tender of
the Pea Nut coal shaft at Strestor, met his death
on Monday afternoon last. He was pushing a
car to the mouth Of the shaft. but there WAS no
Gag, to receive and it went over. 1t is thought
that Dunlap lost his balance when the car fell
ana fell with it to the bottom-J0 feet. He lived
but shor, time. He was quiet, industrious.
reliable man, and leaves a wife and seven chill
dren
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

The following officers Of Ottawa Encampment,
No. SO, were elected this week: j. w. Horner,
g. p; j. l.. Piergue, Fl. p; l. B. Baumgardner,
8. W.. D. f. Daily J. w; J. o. Harris, Scribe
p w. Stocksledger, Treasurer; WIN. Burgess,
VIM. Curtiss, Charles Bowers, l. b. Baumgard
npr Trustees
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

A son Of Anton Scherer, the saloon keeper,
aged about nine years, got into Fox river through
the Ice just at the falls of the canal waste foot OF
Columbus st. He was nearly drowned, but was
hshed out OF the water in time to save his life,
although he remained unconscious for long
time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

SroLEN--One day last week a fine seal skin
set of ady's furs was stolen from the store of
Messrs. Hull g. Bartels. How or by whom the
theft was committed is unknown, but it is be.
lieveG the thief was woman, who put them on
and walked out unnoticed. Their wholesale cost
was nearly $40.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
Fine wors,ed Overcoats at NJ. stiefel & Co.'S

Mr. Philip Reminger, an old subscriber to
our paper and well known in the whole surround
ing country, informed us the othes dav, that his
wife, WIG for two weary years had suffered with
RheunaSem in the shoulder, during which time
she had been treated by several physicians with
out sucress, had been completely cured by asin-
gle bottle of 81. Jacobs Oil-Bucyrus Ohio
Eorlricr EtL. IL. 1879.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
Dancing Academy.

The second term OF Wilis's dancing academy,
for juvenile class, will begin on Saturday, Janu-
AIRY Sd, at 2 o'clockP. NJ. This will be good OPP
portunity for young ladies and gentlemen who
cannot attend In the evening. Terms as usual.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
Oyater SuDper,

The ladies of the West Serena ". +. church
will give an oyster supper in the basement OF
their church on Tuesday evening, Dec. 80, at
which time Mr. D. McDougall, OF Ottawa, will
deliver an address. All are cordially invited.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

We invite special attention to the advertise
ment of the Orange Judd Co. The subject OF
fencing interests every one, and much valuable
information on this and many other subjects,
with about 900 engravings, are to be given in the
39th volume of the American Agric,slturist See
what the publishers offer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
Rubbers and arctics at Child d Phipps's

1t would be a gross injustice to confound that
standard healing agent Thomas's Eclectric Oil
with ordinary unguents, lotions and salves.
They are ofttimes intlammatory and astringent.
This Oil Is, on the contrary, eminently cooling
and soothing when applied externally to relieve
pain, and powerfully remedial when swallowed
Readers Of this paper should not fail to peruse
the advertisement IN another column.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
LOCAL MATTERS
OUR AGENTS.

THE FREE TRADER may be obtained at the following
places ny single copy subscriptions will be taken for
Any length of time at the regular rates:
Il Willy, Seneca.
f. l. DoSAGHo, Strcator.
]. II. TRowB pGg, Marsees.
The paper always ne at the office OF the Rock Island
Il r. Clark IT. under Sherman House, Chicago. for con-
veDlence Of our friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

II is ALWAYS very annoying to a congregation
10 have IA person hacking aud coughing during
services One dose Of DIR. Marshslrs Lung Syrup
relieves the worst cases Price p cents, 50 cent:
and 81 a bottle Sold by NJ Kneussl.