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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

Gov. Croswell, of Michigan, has given end
less disgust TO the politicians of that state by
appointing Hon. Fernando c. Beaman of
Adrian to fill the seat in the L. S. Senate
made vacant By the death of Zach. Chandler.
Mr.. Beaman at present occupies the lofty posi-.
hon Of judge of probate and had hardly been
heard oil outside Of his own county. HIS term
VIII doubtless be a short one, a. the legisla-
ture' which meets in January, Will lose little
time to displace him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

Bonner declines to purchase St Julien on
the score of making the fastest time on record
ing to be correct, he has two horses that have
beaten St Julien. These are Rarus and Ed.
win Forest, both Of which have made mile
in 2:11% against St. Julien's 212aI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15
NEW YORK ELECTION.

The result of the election in New York on
the balance of the state ticket aside from gov
ernor, is so close as to make 1t question
in the language of the Worid, of the
honesty of returning boards, always n danger
GUS issue with the democrats as against the pu
pills of Zach. Chandler. Both the WOrid and
Sun of Tuesday give tables of the full vote OF
every county, most of them official and these
elect Mr.. Potter Dem.), Lieutenant Governor
by 1881 majority; Mr.. Mackln (Dem.l Treas
urer, by 1909 majority; Mr.. IIoratio Seymour
Jr, Dcm.), Engineer and Surveyor by 9,159
majority; Mr.. Carr Rep), Secretary of State
by G73 majority; Mr.. Ward Rep) Attorney
General, by 2,645 majority, and Mr.. Wads.
worth (Rep) Comptroller, by 3,O75 majority
From the closeness of some of the results it is
plain that the official canvass alone can deter
mine who are elected. Any material variation
from these figures in the official count will in.
dictate the extent of the rascalIty of the return.
ing boards.
As to the mOrdie of the result IN New York,
the Springfield Republican,, a republican jour.
nal with independent ideas, has this to say:
Gov Robinson's defeat marks the unfortu.
nate success of the worst elements of both par
ties His successor as candidate has heavily
mortgaged his administration as governor to
secure an election and the payment of these
political debts IN 1880 is not likely to prove the
best introduction 10 the Republican canvass
for the presidency in New York state.
The Philadelphia Times, another indepcn.
dent journal, says
The election of Cornell is Republican SUI.
eide. 1t Is not a triumph of Republicanism
that can stand the test of the consderatc judg-
ment of patriotic people. On the contrary, 1t
is the victory OF banded plunderers from both
political camps, and reproach to the party
that is likely to end Republican supremacy IN
the Empire state.
It's conceded that neither Sherman or Blaine
can carry New York on account Of the bitter
ness towards both of Conkling; while the in.
fluencc which Conkling and Cornell would
wielG IN the administration If Grant should be
elected will deter the whole anti. Conkling
force from voting for Grant. Nothing but the
most objectionable folly on the part of the
democrats can prevent New York from being
set down as a sure democratic state in 1880
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15
ORR CLUBBING.

We are prepared to club the FREE iRADt !,
with thcfollowing publications, iurnishing po's
at the prices named, postage prepaid nc oI-
fer-open to old subscribers or new d. any
post office IN the county-ls the chhAfhsi
EVER MADE IN this county:
FnyR TRADER and Chicago Weekly Times. ~ %
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Tribune. 2'o'
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Inter o -
Ocean ''''''''' :, 90
FREE TRADER and Prairie Farmer. ....... 3.W
FREE TRADER and either OF Harper's publ
- TO MN and Scriyner 40
80 To ,nrp and GoJe,fs La,iics' Book . 800
FREE TRADER and chronological Journal. . 3m
FREE TRADER and 50. Nicholas. ............ 3W
FREE TRADER and Demorest's Wonthly..... 80
FREE TRADER and LittelrS LiOng AP..... SO
rnrr Tn.nrp and Western R,yai ......., 800
rnrr Tn,nru and Moore. Rural Neto Yorker 3. 50
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

Ex-senator Foote, Of Miss, "hangman Foote,"
as the republicans used to call him, is now
Hayess president of the New Orleans Mint.
HIS daughter, who is the wife Of ex-senator
Stewart, of Emma Mine fame, and who is again
wealthy, is living at Castle Stewart"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

A farmer near Iloopeston, ILL.,, this year sc.
cured two crops of oats from the same piece of
ground. The second crop, which sprouted
from the roots of the first, has just been har-
vested, and yielded enough to make it an OBJ
iect to save IT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

Butler did better in Massachusetts at the
late election than he generally gets credit for.
lie got l0s,7S9 votes to Long 1851, being
beaten by but 1881 votes against 10000 last
year. But for the education and poll tax quail
ficstien which prevails only IN Massachusetts
and by which Butler says 100000 voters are
DISTINGUISHED, he claims that he would have
beaten Long by $4,000 majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

In the opinion of Ben. Butler, whose saga
cious vision extends beyond the narrow limits
of the Bay State the Solid West is bound to
become the dominating power of the country
of solid South is but snare and a delusion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

j. C. Croker Esq, for many years proml-
nent citizen of Mendoza, an able lawyer and
well known as Il leading practitioner at the La
Sale county bar, has changed his residence to
Lincoln Nebraska.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

temporary as worse than that of a thief. How
do the friends of Mr.. Hoffman like the SOUND
of that termy From the same source 1t is de-
cared he fought to be pillorisd as Sound
rel" What do candid men think OF that asser-
ton: Are not such charges intamous?-I@
SoLe Deju0cr1f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

Quite serious drought prevails IN portions
of middle and Southern Illinois. Big Lake,
in st. CLAIR county, Is now perfectly dry, cir
cumstancc never before known to have hap
Dened
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

The stalwart journals who nrc hating be
tween the Grant and Blaine boom have u way
of setting aside and ignoring John Sherman
that to the great Ohio financier must he any.
thing but pleasant. Thus the Chicago Tri-
buRe:
"The drift Of affairs in the Republican party
has narrowed down the Republican candidates
almost as closely ~ the Democratic rcvcrscs
have circumscribcd the Democratic choice. II
the selection of the Democratic candidate be
virtually delegated 10 New York because the
vote of that state will be- necessary Ia elect him,
then the politicians must chst about for some
man who can beat either Grant or blaine
probably Grant and IIawlcy In the one case, or
Blaine and Washburne IN The other. Can lay.
ard beat Grant In New York, or can Hancock
beat Blaine, or pioe oersaf These are the FIRST
questions 70 arise, and the New York Demo
cratic managers are not to be- ebvled in their
difficult task Of sowing them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15
JOBBiNG DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for doing all kinds Of job Work. In the vi"
rious STYLES Of the art not surpassed In this sec ANU
We respectfully solicit those wishing anything u'he III '
line to give u. call BY the Judcous and liberal use OF
ts ,nt many a ans fortune has been made and the
Hed is still open. Try ut
Orders by mall promptly attended 20.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

Ben Butler failed to be elected Governor of
Massachusetts, for just two reasons; list, he
was short of votes; I'd, the other fellow was
Tnpg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

Madame Demorests Patterns, for fall aud win
ter, Just received at 0sman & Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

All kinds Of school stationery, books, straps
bags, &C., at Osman & Hapman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15

Horse thieves were at work in Meriden last
week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15
STRUCK BY AN ICEBERG.

The ocean steamer Arizona, of the Gulon
line, said to be the finest steamer on the Allan
tic, which had left New York on the 4th inst.
for Liverpool, early on Friday morning, 9th,
while off the grand banks, in dense fog, ran
into an iceberg, bounding back from the col
lision with a frightful recoil. The vessels
bows were completely crushed in and the for
ward compartment at once filled with water.
Fortunately the rest of the ship was unlnjured,
and she put back to st. Johns, about 800 miles,
in safety, where the passengers were changed
To other vessels and the Arizona Will be detaiu-
ed month for repairs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-15
TORNADO.

A small district of country around Higgins
vile, about eight miles south of Lexington,
Mo, was ravaged on the 7th inst bya tornado.
The depot building of the Pacific Railroad
was demolished, two story stone building
was torn down, a blacksmith shop carried
away, &c. Half dozen of persons were bad
ly injured but fortunately nobody killed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05

with his usual ferosity; hut at last the
muSketeerS, in spite OF his indignant
commands, began rapidly TO retreat to.
ward the quay, In vain Martin Stormed
and cursed; in vain with his own hand
ne struck more than one Of his soldiers
dead. He was swept along With the
panic, stricken band, and when. shout
ing and gnasning his teeth with trepzj,
he reached the quay at last, he saw At a
glance why his great enterprise had
failed. The few empty bSrSeS OF his
own party were moored AT the steps
tine rest were half mile OIL, conteuding
hopel ssly against the swollen and rapid
WAL, SchenS, desperately wounded,
vas left almost alone upou the wharf
for his routed followers had plunged
heller SHELTER into the boats, several of
which overlaaCn i'll the panic, sank At
once leaving the soldiers to drown or
struggle with the waves. Nothing was
left the freehoote7S bat retreat Reluc,-
antly turning his back on his enemies,
now in full cry close behind him,
Sehenk sprang into the last remaining
boat just pushing from the quay. Al
ready overiaden, il fourdered with mis-
additional weight, and Martin SehenS,
encountered with his heavy armor. sank
nj once to the bottom of the Waal,
The iugitiveS succeeded in swimming
down tho stream and were picked up
by their comrades below the town, and
So made their escape Many were
drowned with their captain. A few days
afterward the inhabitants OF Nymegen
tished UP the body of tho famous par
tisau. He was easily recognized hy his
armor and by his truenlent face, still
wearing the Scowl with which he had
last rebuked his followers. His head
was taken oil ut once and placed on
one Of tho turrets OF the tower, and his
body, divided i'll four, was made oadorn
other portions of the battlementS, SO
that the burghers We're enabled to feast
their eyes ON the remnants Of the man
ut whose name the whole country had
SO often trcmhled.
This was the end of Sir Martin Schonl
If Niddegenl, knight, colonel AMI hri.
eand; save that ultimately his several
limbs were packed in chest, and kept
in a Church-tower, until Maurice OF
Nassau, becoming master of Nymegen,
honored the valiant and on the whole
faithful freebooter with 4 Christian and
military burial,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
4 BOYS Revenge

The Silver Reef tCai Miner states
that John Pickering, Pute county, gave
a whipping TO one Of his sons, a boy
aged about il years The boy turned
upon his father, and told him that that
was the last time that he would submit
to a chastisement, and that he would
leave home never 10 return. Next
morning the boy got up and sent his
younger brothers 10 the pasture for the
calves. His father was yet in bed
asleep. The youth slipped on his
fathers shoes, walked out into the road
through the dust, VI ~ TO make a mans
tracks, then went back 10 the house,
took his fathers pistol, and, making a
rest Of the back OF chair, shot him
through the heart. The parricide then
vent to Jim Marshal's ranch about five
miles distant, and told Marshall that
John T. Matthias, the stage-driyer mad
sho, and killed his father. Subsequent
IN the hoy became frightened, and con.
iessed his crime.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
SURROUN DED by SNAKES.
4 Desperate Encounter in Pike County
..-Curing the Bite of Rather.
Philadelphia Time,


Three Young sprrtsmen named Gid
con Hensch, William Croft, and Henry
Dickson passed through Milford ester.
day for New York, where they reside
Mr. Hensch related the following story:
I'VE are all of us clerks iii insurance
offices in New York, and we concluded
to spend our vacation this year in the
wilds OF Pike county, where we expect
ed to find game of all kinds in abund-
ance. We brought with Us largo a.
tent, camping utensils of all kinds, and
some 'tangle-foot.' Upon arriving ut
LackawaXen we were told that the best
shooting i'll the country was near Lit
tie York Woods, in Blooming Grove
township; SO we hired a team and went
thither. We finally found what seemed
like good camping place-six miles
from any houso-and we pitched our
tent, sent our driver back to Lackawax
en-, and prepared ourselves to enjo" the
luxury of camping out Night soon
came on, and to keep away wild ami
mails we built fire just outside the
door Of our tent. About 10 O'clock fell
asleep,and shortly after was awakenedoy
u peculiar whlrring noise. ! found that
Croft and Dickson were both asleep,
and rs the noise still continued
seized my gun and pulled aside the
tent door flap. The sight that met my
eyes fairly paralyzed me. The fire
which still burned brightly, was sur
rounded by rattlesnakes III every con-
celvabe position. | quickly aroused
Croft and Dickson, and, armed with
our stout ash Alpine stocks, we stepped
outside and began to slaughter the
reptiles. We had already killed six,
and as i was striking the seventh,
which was an unusually large one, he
sprang at me and bit me in the tleshy
part Of the hand, near the wrist. inn
mediately threw down my stick and
ran into the tent. Then ] took razor
and cut an inaision in the flesh directly
across the wound, applied my lips to
the cut and sucked from il the blood
and poison. | then bathed the wound
with brandy and drank n large quantity
of whisky. Croft and Dickson had in
the meantime dispatched the remainder
Of the reptiles. In the morning We
measured the snakes killed and their
aggregate length was sixty.two feet
three and half inches. There were
thirteen killed. During the following
day kept taking liqvor in quite large
doses, and fell no inconvenience from
the bite. But" said Mr.. Henseh, barring
his wrist and pointing to the wound.
I'VE moved our tent farther on, and all
the wealth Of Golconda wouldn't tempt
me to spend night in that locality
again" Mr.. Croft told your cor
respondent that after they changed
their camping place they were not
troubled by the snakes again. The
young gentlemen remained there in
camp two weeks, and, barring this Ell
counter, enjoyed their excursion great.
ly They expect to visit Pike County
again next summer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
A Disappointed Husband.

How many young husbands have been skencd
from their dreams Or domestic happiness aud
prosperity b. the Bnxiuus care or sickly wici
The home IL not the elySium The lover i0ndly
pictured. lite atmosphere Il gloomy with invalid
complaints. sweet winged hops thst II lfst
ulnnons bird ii there instead, cfaakinR of dAap-
Ioinmtnt Tie many nitle boushold Oiiices
that should be the delight Of The wife 10 perform
are cundded To strangers. TIE home f00n be.
cames one ouly IN name, ana the disappointed
husband seeks pleasure and totieiy elsewhere.
and gOts downward siep ~ step. from vice 10
slra, Until the ruin IA complete aud at because il
wife has lost her Deaith, aud with ii her temper
and All those sweet womsnlY gfaees that can
sione retain the love the maiden had won. DR..
piefce's Fay0fife Prescription IL an effieacOus
remedy Tor the painful disease aud weakness 10.
.50rnt ~ the female organism. il ii Duth tonic
snd nefYinf. ftrenRthing tue parts well u
'encdyipg tas diseased condition.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
TIA DOLOROS.4.

Toe heavy night about him fAliIns
The pilgrim kncelS 10 pray,
And hears from out the darkness calling,
II TOO, have trod this Way
And one the poor, the meek, the lowlY,
Tbs Master, Oft reviied,
SPEAKS 10 his heart IN accents holy,
DOS know thou art my chidt'
II, too have borne the cross Of SORROW
And felt the heavy blow,
!, ton, have pra eli against the morrow,
Do,t think ! do not knows
To trust betrayed dost ghau awaken,
One Judas was my friend;
And | by Peter was forSaken,
Fear not. Will defend!
60 hard the precious precious sowing,
To reap Yictot'S palma
So drear TO Walk the way uuknowing
Faith holds the sin OF calm.
There cnmeth to thy heart no token
Why this thy grief must be-
Was Ullvtt's lone silence broken,
What said Gttnsemanet
The long. long shadows lenGthen faster
Gird thou thv soul anew;
The Servant not above the Master,
My work IL thine To do
Thy hand may be hand 81 healing
FOR pain Is round thee still
And thou may st walk IN truth revealing
Thy Masters holy Will
50 long the way to courts immortal,
Thou canst not tel how long.
Fen now thy hand may touch the portal
Aud tnou may'st hear the song
And When shall dawn life's fair Tomorrow,
In bliss beyond alloy,
Thine eyes may see, the way of sorrow
LAURA IL. Fkrmx,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
EDUCATIONAL,
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
NorRE DAME. inoIANA.


Cader tie nryetea ~ tAs Sisters q Rols Cross
TIM course VI studies Il thorough In the ClaSsi.
ca AcSdemical and Preparatory Departments,
NoeNtra charge for French or Gct man, Ms those
t0NSFkN IVORY or MVSilS-undrr the charge
% competent eerps VI teachers; comnrtscS
!lygc Music llat and twenty seven separate rooms
ter harpS aud rtAaoS thorough course for grad
nation ~ Theory amt nractice, Aesthetic compo-
MtUn, large Musical library, In Etcnch. der
man, Englt ami ltallNn-tIce weekly lessons
aNidaiN practice, Mcckty lessons ami rccttats.
" The art Department the same principles which
IotW tue hAS,S Tor Instruction in the great Art
ptawlug and rain ing.
rurtlS IN the SehnolS ot ra.uting and MUSIC may
pursue special caurSN
thoSc MhN have PASSED creditahly through tho
AcSdemlc and tlaSStcdl course receive the Gradu-
Mthg Iold Medal ot the Departments Graduating
MettatS arc awarded ~ tho students who have pur-
SNct special CNut Sc IN Conservatory VI Music or
IN the Az ncpartmcnt
frtEc Gold McdalS awarded In tho following
COURSES, Hcrmam frNnch, ChristiSn Doctrine,
fNtntng, Drawing and Domestic kconomy, In the
Scuice Department; And tor rNlltc and AmlanlN
heportmcM IN both The SCnior and Lunior Dc-
pHttmCntS
Numuer ~ Teachers engaged, tn Preparatory Ac.
NdemicNl aMd CLASSICAL departments, ,,,.ts,ss II
tNt'lH lNhgWaGeS.
ntAMne Rni latntt Observation-Disclosures,
Vocal MuStc..,.l...st. .4...,.,..,,.......,
nrpSS Making main ana FsnSy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
SimpltCltN ~ areeS cNtnrCCl by rulo,
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
~ A0rtS Notra Dame y, q, Tad,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05

Bet organs are certainly cheapest
when the price 10 not much more iaan
those oi very poor organs. Mason Il
Hamhn Organs are sold ut prices whi,h
are no, much more than those of in
icrlor organs. Sec advertisement.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
kNNN kMkA ~ tpN, The
N NzN Hv|N M Great Nidnsv
EENA WWH Ia \ Liver Med
No. . W u u % - lctnc, cures
ra,ns IA the
Rack side pr
BACH \: : n: 1: ": n:

ntNhrtrs iuiyhtN q svs>t ~ the NtdnrNS kc,rp.
uon.yU ltVnllbtucr 50 lrnc NItNnNs lNSCaScA
tcn1tc M,skutNN sue Exce>scS, HUNTS
~ NEnN Ii prepared fNi,ktSSLN Tor these
dtSeANtN
trsm Gr> K g rC"n, - u..IraSJor First Bap.
tNt GhuIvu.
lNuNiWNNNa n l., tan n tsN y
CaU trSlltN totnc NutNUut nv ~ fS NEMEN
N Nt,uoN diseases ttuiu a,tuAi lUAl, having hcen
utuCa uuurttyu hs ltSu T., a. IANlNR
MlNrHAruLts, MINI. Aptt :, ISIS
MM, CINkkk iird' Str | saw HUNTS
ksMEpN uNvd ia vase W htnpSt With pctfeot
suteoSS ii uat treat the phttenL but four al
tchtlnE puNs claus htu gwen up the ease NJ hcpc-
less HUNTS kEMEuN was then used With pen.
teot SurC ~, aud The Iatru NMcll ! shall give
OuArS EEMEnS IN ropNtCal and kidney Ds-
Eases Respectfully yours,
q u NigCEDN, ~. n.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
MASON &HAMLTNc CABINET ORGANS

Demonstrated b0t ~ H,GnEsr hosoks At ALL
WORLDS lex POSITIONS FOH TWELVE We .hA
vlKt ii Paris 1851, Vienna, 1914. santiaKo, lrti
phtiadsipbis Is5g, Paris ISIS. and Grand swedish
tOid hsdAi tbia Only American Orgsin ever
awarded highest bon0fs NJ any surh. sold for cash
or Inst slIDsnts illustrated Catalogue aud ,irou.
lars with brw styl and prices seul Tree. MASON
H1HLis Oh0ARCo I. BostoD. ksw York. or chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
DIR sHoREY's KIDNEY
INVESTIGATOR.

The failure OF action Of the Kidnsys IL source
OF many addressing diseases. and Induces khcu.
mstlsn. Uunty affections fains IN the back and
IONS etc, The following symptoms indicate weak.
hoss arising frnm y diA0flefrd stAte OF tho KID
ueyt lhdlspUfitlnn To oIrttton, loss VI power or
memory, dinleuttf IN htrathinE, ncrv0usnrss,
trembling wrakurs, VI vision wAketnlneAa pain
10 thr bmAll VI the back. nlHsnulaf IsAstnde, hot
aud dfy Fkln, rtup lions fare pale cOuipirt hon,
etc indiciuus and prompt Has Of this prepare
lion NAV lie rolted upon 10 give tone TO the organs
restore then power ami feinuys the gym pt0ins
fat 10 ualr ais aHus and Irregularities there H. no
rufnriy ~ tolia5ie AZ DR kHoRKYb KlpeEr IN.
NFAftuArWl lt has been proven 70 he ~ lht
gteaiost value tn treating diseases ~ the URINARY
organs Anri ~ HTightt Disease Non. frtenl iou 81
lnrpnt ncnor " Urine Irritation Inflammation 0I
liberation " tho BisdlsF or kldneys b. Oule
sfarth ~ the Bladder aud UTetha Disease
ft1slTate, uravdl OF stone In tho ~ adder Drops
cal swelling. etc. Tor weakness arising from
excess lndiscfeiinD or cx,ass In eiihSi ssI,
Consumption insanity and early mental and
ca1 often be traced 70 dissassd condition
son, who arc fond Of high living snd whs force
the kidneys 10 undue erertlon Will dnriya gtra,
bencnt frou AZ occasional usr u ~nnnhY's KID
hKI lNvkAfiuAToIl thus wattlnE on apOpeIs
aud more tntal ymptoms Pull directions wl!t
every package Sold o. all druRgists ONE DOL
LAH per bottle. wholesale dspole..ss Cedar a
MoIribsVn Plnmincr Co.. Chicago.
CD GOO YEAR for Intelligent bust
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
UNIVERSITY or CHICAGO.

Classical, Philosophical. Scientific Law, And rIc.
paratory Departments, open alike TO lndles nnd
gentlemen Fall Term hcHins sent, ", Fol lhfntt
nation address uAiUNiiA ANDERSON. President
Nv In Snlle street, chicago III
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
AND ORGANS s :, s.e' a. sa5 g

d44s. before advance W prices Pianos tftaiO tHg
stop 0tgan. ~, ail nTsf-flsss sent on itlal.
worth N price Cat III i5Vf plscrs for u stamp.
NEADLkAN0Ha PIANO 90. III " rs ~. NJ y.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05

n 6N WIN ruy fnr full Commercial or Tclc.
N $40 gwphlr curse ~ the NOrtt wrHtcrn nuai.
ness CollcvN the mnst thorough aud
practical lnA tuition In the Wos Fan term Of tho
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