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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-26

Ice cream festival every day and evening al
Walther's ice cream parlors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-26

Toy pistols, fire crackers, flags, &c, at Osmar
Il llapeman's.
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A nest of thieves was broken up in MENDOZA
last week. The three captured are all boys OF
about IL years Of age to whom several burga-
ries are laid. Three other boys too young to
arrest were implicated The older ones were
fined S25 each for misdemeanor and locked up
on non-paymcnt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-26

Genuine Saratoga Congress Water by the glas'
pint, quart and gallon at Walther's.
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Louis Hess pays special attention to making
ice cream in quantities. Picknickers should take
notice of the fact
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Around the Court House.

The following were this week granted licenses
to marry:
Clarence L. Hawley and Minnie f. Goss
James j. Lewis and Emma J. Hayes.
VIM. Backman and Maggie A. Dorsey.
VIM. ii. Ryther and Fannie Mooring.
Henry W. Jones and Louise NJ. Irwin.
REAL ESTATE.
During the month OF June, 1880, 1913 real estate
instruments were filed in the recorder OF deeds
office. The money involved was
us Al
Loans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6l, 4S4 IN
Among the largest sales were the following:
VIM. Fleming to VIM. Clark, jr., 7350a swfrq
49, 80, 5, Worthwhile $4,000.
Henry Mayo to Frank Sanders, lots ), 6, and
s, blk 2, Gloyer's add to Ottawa, 500.
Silas Rugar to John Totcl, seq and eh Ell swq
81, -, 3, sll,02j.
Terrence Cullen to Patk Harmon, ell nwq 81
81, |, Wallace, 5000.
Terrence Cullen to Thos. Dimond, lot {, blk
63 La Sale, $4,000.
Jerr'h Klag to Jacob Schoch, $50 acres in sec
- and ), 81, ., Richand, and sec 6, 32, 2, Yer.
million, $4,000.
Aaron 5. Wilkinson to Owen Brady, neg "A, 81,
), Allen, 5000.
$ D. Dobson to f. c. Hegeler, lot . blk SC
La Sale, $1,000.
Thos Eager to VIM Andres, nwq and VIII
neg 81 50, ., Merden, $1,000.
II Wilsman to &. Reinhaard, Ell neg 10, 81, 3,
Kichland, $500
Hugh Cowell to D. B. Snow, lot o. blk s,
Green's add, Ottawa, sl,lO0.
THEJAIL
Geo Gay, Of La Sale was brought TO the jail
from that city this week, charged with assault
He was one Of a party Of four who on last Friday
morning stopped Mr.. Chas Boutwell, on one OF
the principal streets Of the town. Refusing TO
draw his watch at the question what timeis 1t -
be attempted to pass them, when they assaulted
him with hard names; and finally Gay hit him
over the eye with a brick. The strangers were
arrested and fined $50 on the same day. Gsy
was found later in q cellar; identified; putunder
bonds of $1,000. not finding which he comes 10
mil
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-26

The public schools closed the years work yes.
taryda
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Harper, Scribner, St Nicholas, Young Lady
journal and Lady's Bazaar for July at Osman q
Hapeman's
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Morris census.,aker, give her 3, 40 inhabitants
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-26

Keep up your cattle and horses or pay poun'
fees The police Will make systematic raids
In the futsre.
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Streator has reduced show licenses from $35
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Fox RENT, cheap, a dwelling in West Ottawa
Enquire at this office.
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THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

This court has been occupied chiefly with crim-
nal business this week, with Judge Goodspeed on
the bench. The first case was the trial OF Henry
Carroll for selling liquor on Sunday--the second
trial Of the cause. The jury again disagreed.
Following that came the trial Of Thomas Fox
and Michael Dunn for rape, Louisa Kent, Of this
city, being complaining witness. The outrage
to ok place Aug 10, 1879. Miss Kent, in com.
pany with one Chas. Perry, was going to Mar.
settles about 10 O'Clock p. NJ. When they had
reached the bottoms east of town, the horse WAS
stopped by two or three men, who took her from
tho buggy and outraged her person. Perry fed
to town and brought the police, who rescued the
woman from further outrage, but were unable to
capture the perpetrators. The case will occupy
Today at least Mayo and Druitt are for the
prosecution and Bull, Moloney and Blake for the
defense.
Following is the record:
JndgmentS-People for use Of Franz J. Arnold
ct al V. Anton Meyer, g. Gruelch and John q.
Boyer 1912 SO; NJ. Sticfe & Co " Michael Crow.
ley, $3ll IS; Francis NJ. Gilbert v. NJ. A. HOga-
boom, S5l022; Isaac Gagev. Charles NJ Carpen-
ter, $4l5,25; James McCawley v. Jos. Harrison,
1850.
CHANCBRY.
Sarah Smith ct al. " Agnes Ryburn ct al, in
ventory, order Of distribution filed and approved.
Irgen Freed ct al. v. Albert Ysastois, bin taken
for conf.
Eva f. Burnham " Freeman Burnhsm, bill ia
ken for conf decree Of divorce.
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Fireworks at Osman Il Hapeman's.
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While going home with her husband about 10
clock last night Mr.. John Boyle fell out OF
the wagon on Main street bridge and was badly
cut in the forehead The wound was not
dressed-in town a, least Too much "budge.
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F. r. Binder hardware store a. Earl wa
burglarzcd last week and $50 worth Of poke
knives and scissors stolen
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New styles visiting cards and wedding station
cry at Osman * Hapcmaus.
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Entirely

New Lawns,
New Laces,
New Buntings,
In great variety open to-day at
FORBES Il FIICKs.
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Fire crackers, toy pistols and caps cheap at NJ.
Walther's.
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New Lawns,
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Call and examine the j. E. Porter Hay Car
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Adm'x of estate of Jesse Dickey, deceased.
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New Laces,
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ESTRAYED.

An cstray Sorre Horse about goo pounds weight sbeu
years OLD 20 The residence Of the undersigned hre
miles sosth OF Seneca, about May 18th.
jun52w' SAMUEL WAUNER
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GOLD PENS Fen Moiae, ss and PsnG Sss:
nslity. ~ OsmAR Uapeman's west OF Court House.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-22
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

TIE steamer Gladowe, from Norfolk,
arrived at Liverpool Jan. -, and re-
ported having lost 157 head of cattle
ouerboard during the voyage.
A COLLISION between two freight
trains occurred on the Troy 81 Boston
road. near Blackinton, Mass, Jan. 10,
resulting in @recking a new locomotive
and several freight cars. Loss $4,000.
MURRAYyfLLE, Morgan county, ILL.,,
located ten miles south of Jacksonville,
on the Chicago and Alton railroad, had
a disastrous sensation on the night OF
Jan. 10. Burglars went through the
town. A safe in Aldridge's store was
blown open. $500 secured, and the build
ing fired by the explosion. The flames
communicated TO the adjoining build
lngs, and completely destroyed these
three business houses-William T. AL
bridge & Co, groceries; ID. Cade, gro
ceries; and A. Grouse, dry goods.
Thomas Grouse, harness maker, was also
burned out The masOns .ost their hall,
records, and regalias. The total loss on
stock and buildings is $4,000; insurance,
$4,000 No clew 10 the burglars.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-22
CRIME.

JACOB MILLER, while opening his sa-
loon on Archer avenue, Chicago, Jan.
16, was shot dead by two unknown men
who attempted to gain admission, but
who were resisted by Mile.
A YOUNG woman was committed to the
Virginia penitentiary, Jan. 10, on three
years sentence for orse-stealing, no
is described as petit in form, with soft,
dark brown ewes and chestnut curls, and
a face of peculiar attractiveness." She
has run off several valuable horses of
late, and is considered something of a
curiosity in the Old Dominion.
LINDSEY SHIFFLET, young farmer
living near Greene court house, Va, was
found dead in his barn-yard Jan. II with
a bullet in his brain. 1t is stated that
Shlfflet had been circulating reports dam
aging to his cousin, MISS SOphronia
Shitflet, a beautiful young lady of this
county She and her two brothers, Tar
cen and Tourney Shitfiet, wore arrested
on the charge Of muruering him, she as
an accomplice OF her brothers in com
hitting Il deed The affair causes much
excitement.
THERE was considerable excitement
about the Chicago stock yards Jan IL,
owing to the attacks made by the stTik-
ing union men upon the non union men
Stones and other missiles were thrown,
about four hundred men taking part in
the scrimmage. Several leading strikers
were arrested and marched of TO the
station followed b. hoOting crowds. In
one instance ii nOp-union man being at
tackled, drew butcher knife and nearly
killed one man. Apprehension was felt
that general row would take place, and
large number of police were centered
at the stock yards.
EARLY in the morning Of the 10Th inst,
the residence of A j. HOyt at Aurora,
III, was burglariously entered, and one
of the sleeping rooms ransacked. BE
tween 8 and O'Clock, while Mrs. Hoyt
was engaged about her housework,in the
hall up stairs, being alone in the house
at the time, she was suddenly seized by
a Young man, who emerged from the
room that had been burglarized. lie
took her by the throat, with one hand,
and threatening her with q pistol, backed
her down stairs TO the outer door,
through which he made his escape
Mrs. Hoyt thinks she can identify III
scoundrel if he is arrested.
JANUARY Il William Thompson. of
Morgan county, Ill, was taken to Spring
field, IN, by the Deputy United States
Marshal on a warrant charging him
with obtaining q registered letter con-
tanning sal, belonging to William 5:
Thompson, of Merritt, Scott county, and
appropriating the contents He was
held in the sum of 81 600 for his appear
ance before the grand jury. While the
examination was in progress, Special
POstnffice Agent f. Z. Boyd brought IL
William III. Brown, a street-car driver OF
H., = 80 ba III Dhf i+,S, laffpr
containing a postoffice order belonging
to William H. Brown, prominent lner-
chant of an adjoining town. lie was
held in $1,000. 1t is Browns ;econd
offense, the previous one being com
promised
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CABLEGRAMS.

Ex-EMPREss EUGENE has resolved TO
make her pilgrimage TO Zululand next
May, says a Cablegram of Dec. y.
II was repor ed from Dublin Jan II
that the distress in County Kerry Will
amount tC famine.
FREDERICK, Duke of Schleswig- Hol-
stein, died at Wiesbaden, Jan. Il, aged
81. He was chief OF the younger branch
of his family in consequence of the re
nunciation of his father. He was major
genel al OF The Bavarian army, and WIS
married in 1856 TO the Duchess AIDE
laide, daughter Of the late Ernest, Prince
of HohenlOhe- Langenbourg.
A ROME dispatch of Jan. 18th relates
sad accounts Ct the condition of the pop
uIation in the northern provinces, the
former kingdom of Naples where the
fever is epidemic. In a population of
200 900 the sick amount u $4,000. and
deaths from January to December, 1879,
numbered 3,423
THE London Times Berlin correspon-
dent under date OF Jan. Is, telegraphed
that, in spite of all quieting assurances,
circulated from St Petersburg, i'll ieel-
ing between Germany and Russia con
tinues, and the struggle between the two
chancellnrs is still proceeding.
A EUROPEAN letter received in New
York. Jan. l3 h. say the condition of
the Queen OF Spain is more serious be
cause an heir is expected. Since The at
tempt on King Alphonso's life the Queen
falls into tft after fit, but musters strength
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enough to appear publicly, and then re-
lapses. She cannot endure the Kings
absence.
A LONDON special of the 10Th says:
Lord Randolph Churchill, son of the
duke Of Marlborough, lord lieutenant of
Ireland, writes to the Times, contradict
ing Mr.. Parnell's statement that Queen
Victoria, in l847, was the only sovereign
in Europe who gave nothing to the
starving people in Ireland. He says that
her majesty subscribed e2000. Prince
Albert $500, and other members of the
royal family $500. AS soon as the present
fund of the duchess Of Marlborough was
opened the queen vas the first to con-
tribute $500.
A DUBLIg dispatch of Jan. 18th says
The distress in Ireland continues una
bated, although the government is doing
something to alleviate it. The distribu-
ton of e250,000 from the Irish church
disestablishment fund receives the ap-
proval of al shades of party Journals,
though it is generally admitted that sum
will not be sufficient to meet the end.
The English govern nent is now consid-
ering what are the best methods for dis
iributing relief and alleviating the dis
tress. Subscriptions are pouring in
largely to the Duchess of Marlborough IS
fund, and 10 the fund instituted by the
lord mayor Of London.
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pose of influencing their action or votes,
ora for any other purpose He also
stated that he should refuse to be inves.
tigated by the Legislature, claiming tn at
he could not secure fair hearing before
such partial body.
THE so,called fusion legislature, of
Maine, met, as usual, at 10 M, Jan 16.
The house seated another fusionist in
place of republican, which gave them
seventy-six members. The selection of
candidates for governor was then pro-
ceeded to, and he names Of JIG seph l..
Smith and AlonZo Garcelon were chosen
to be sent TO the senate, according To the
provisions of the constitution. Upon
receiving a report of the action of the
house, the senate unanimously elected
Mr.. Smith governor. A full board of
executive councillors was also chosen.
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Santa Claus on a Tram.


On Christmas eve, as the night ex-
press on the Erie railroad left New York
city, there were seated in a car poor
woman and her two children, aged about
four and five years, going to the far west.
A conversation between the mother and
children in which Santa Claus was talked
of, was listened to by the passengers.
The mother told her little blue-eyed
girls that as they were on the cars Santa
Claus could not give them any present.
because the train was running too fast
for him to get on. This statement cast
a shadow of gloom over the bright-faced
children. They sat for some time in
meditative silence. 1t was soon observ-
ed that the little travellers were growing
sleepy. Tears gathered in many eyes as
the little ones kneeled on the car cush-
ions to lisp their evening prayers. The
little girl said: "Please tell good Santa
Claus that we are on this tram
gong to see papa, and ask him
if he can put some presents
in little Josev and Maggie's stock
ipgs hanging up on the Car window,
Amen" The children then hung up
their tiny stockings by the Car window.
/, a few minutes more they were sound
asleep in the arms OF their mother. AT
ter pause, gentleman in front o
them spoke to the passengers as fol
lows: "YOu have heard the prayers of
these two little children. Now | will
give one dollar toward making them
happy when they wake up in the morn
ing" He then passed his hat around
the car and collected five dollars ard
seventy-tive cents. He next bought
some candy, oranges and figs and a pie
ture book for eacn, which, with two
more silver dollars, he placed in the lit
tie stockings.
When they awakened in the morning
and saw their stockings full, the little
girls exclaimed: "Oh, mamma, see what
Santa Claus has found us because we
,rave1 y
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-22
MAINE NEWS

The supreme court of Maine returned
answers 10 the questions submitted b.
the republican legislature Jan. l6, sus-
tanning the republican position on every
point.
Joseph L. Smith was iuaugurated gov.
ernor by the fusionist legislature Jan.
is. He soon thereafter issued orders 10
Gen. Chamberlain revoking the latter
commission as commander in chief, and
directed all militia companies TO report
directly 30 him tSmith) as governor and
comman ler-in-chief
WALLACE r. WHITE, of kennebec,
county, Maine, who was charged with
attempting To bibe Thomas b. Swami
and Moses Hartman, published an EN-
nnatic denial of the accusation Jan 18th
He states in his denial that he 'never of.
fered, paid, or gave said Thomas u.
Swami or Moses Hartman, one dollar oil
money, directly or indirectly for the pur'
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4 CLAQUE S0L0IST.
How Beautiful Young Woman Makes
"A Living by SwOOning.
FROM tie Boston Commercial Bulletin.

From tie Boston Commercial Bulletin.
II must introduce myself" she said,
with graceful bow. my name il
Clsire Leoni. l hear that you IRE chtf
de c!GQue pro tenn, and | would like 10
speak with you"
SAT your service. with pleasure; at
your service. Allow me to introduce
you to Mr.. Dlgobert, q dramatic
poet"
II have already the honor. l know
all the dramas Of this tleman, and
have seen him repeatedly when he was
called before the curtain"
every kind of you TO remember me,
mademoiselle," said Ddgobert with
/ bow.
"How can / serve you? When, and
in what piece do you appear
II am not an actress, NJ. Louis, but /
was engaged at the Theater Franchise as
a soloisl IN the cIGque. Sometimes sat
in the orchestra stall, and then it was
my duty to put my handkerchief to my
! eyes and weep at appropriate occasions.
Sometimes had a place in private
| box, and would swoon away at those sit
uations which are calculated to affect
women who have weak nerves"
"Aha ~ cried Dagobert, "you are the
| beautiful marchioness of whom it is said
! in the newspapers: Particularly effect
| i've is the scenC IN the fourth act. A
! charming young march 'oness was so af-
1 fected by the deplorable fate of Angela,
1 which the poet has presented in such
mastery way, that she tainted away.
] A captain OF the guards carried her
! Cirf for a breath ~ fraSb mir > -
Eyes, that was ], said Mademoiselle
Claire, laughing.
"And the next evening hundreds went
| to the theater in the hope of perhaps
seeirg the beautiful marchioness." said
NM. Louis.
T Without noticing this fl .ttery Made
moiselle Claire continued: II must leave
the Theater Erancais now, the public
knows me. i should like to transfer my
services TO the Odeon Theater. is there
vacancy 2"
shouldn't wonder, mademOiselle,
and even if there were not, mademoi-
selle, we shall try to make room for such
charming lady as you are. | will
speak to the chief this very day, and
will have the honor OF writing TO you to-
morrow
II will depend upon you, NJ. Louis"
The Lady made a charming bow and
retired.
can attractive creature, she will be
very useful to the theater," remarked
NJ. Louis.
We left the worthy man, who spoke
with a seriousness that seemed very
comical TO me.
II do not believe" / remarked 20
Dagobert, when we were outside, chat
in Germany n young handsome girl
would find this occupation attractive,
for am inclined 10 believe that Made
moiselle Claire is respectable girl"
81 think SO too" answered my friend;
probably she is of poor family, and
considers it more respectable to earn
her living as a soloist OF the ciGgsts than
as a lorettc. With the needle she can
never earn as much as if she, being
handsome and graceful, swoons away
at the rignt time when drama or trag-
edy is bel performed"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-22

b =. 0 yoa fov indication during Il Q
n 81 al session upon which a greater
!lverGtnc1 OF opinion IS chtertai nod,
.l1u upon the subject of the proper
t.de Of interest to be permitted by law
u,.n tue loan or fOrboayanco of money.
Il is urged that the present law, urdf
p escnt circumstances, is prCjudiclal
" woll to those who would lend as
t. ito8e who must borrow money;
alt la6ge amounts OF capital are with
aeld rom investment waiting for hlgh,
r r rates Of interest, and taat many en-
l6rpiiAes ave thcrcny crippled. l COM
mend this salject to your mature con
,ItelaiiOn, uust.uy That you viii be
.,5,ic 10 agrte uyot o measure which,
yai'e Jus. 10 all concerned, snail also
iinorate capital, encourage industry
an al}Jrd 10 all classes of c Il US Tive
psotcatDn they have tho lJSAC 10 ox'
. c. ilo2l tao la6.
AGRICULTURE.
mach regret TINT the statistics OF
q rlcuitute returned to the Secretary Of
-tttc, are so incomplete and unreliable
20 to he practically worthless. 1t IS
well, perhaps, to continue the law and
ty 70 educate assessors to comprehend
I'd comply with its terms but until
greater accuracy is secured, it is unsafe
0 relyapon the statistics thus obtain
ed, or attempt to institute compare
s9ns. 1t can be said, in general terms,
toat INA agricultural interests OF Wis
censin were never more prosperous,
nor agricultu1ists, rs class, more
heartily in accord with thepro2resslye
tendencies Of the age. Indeed, all IN
.dustrieS seem to thrive in Wisconsin,,
and SHOULD receive encouragement, but
agriculture so largely predominatss as
to deIaand special recognition, and
therefore appropriations 10 the State
and Northern Agricultural Societies
might BE sup plemented by limited aid
the Horticultural Society and Dairy
mems Association. All these SOCIETIES
have been most serviceable agents in
leading Wisconsin to its present enyi-
able position in the various depart
meats Of agriculture, and it is certain
that tie id eretofo ore EXTENDED to
them has been returned many hundred
fold.
CONCLUSION.
Every year brings TO us new proofs
Of the visor and elasticity of our re-
publican form of government, and Ct
the wisdom and the courage of a re-
publican people. In the school of ex-
perience, parties and men are learning
that comprises with errSr are fatal. and
that only the right is expedent. The
is much 70 encourage us therefore, Ia
the belief, not only that the people of
Maine will speedily cause right and
Justice 10 prevail there, but also, that in
he broader domain of the nation, the
time is not far distant when right and
justice will everywhere and in all
things prevail, and national supremacy
insure Non este tranquility, promo e
the general welfare and secure Il
blessings of liberty to ourselves and o.
posterity.
WILLIAM E. SMITH.
MADISON, January 10, 1880.
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These figures, OF course, represent
only the direct taxes levied upon prop
erty. Quite large amounts were col
lected by the state. and cities, villages
and towns, in addition thereto. by way
of licenses and otherwise. What the
total amount collected and discussed
for public purposes may have-been, /
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Ne More Hard Times.

II you wiz stop spending 50 mnch on fnt
clothes rich food and style. buy good, healthy
food cheaper and better clothing; get more real
and substantial things OF life every way, and IS
peeislly stop the foolish habit Of employing ex
pensive, auack doctors or using much OF the
vile hurnbug medicine that does you only harm
but pnt your trust In that simple, pure remedy,
Hop Bitters, that cures always at "a trifling cost
and yon will see good times and have good health.
-ChronicIs.