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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-22
Piles! Piles! Piles!
A Sure Cure Found at Last !!
No One Need to Suffer!

sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR., VIII
liam, IAN Indian remedy) called DR.. williams
Indian Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases of p or 80 years standing.
No one need suffer five minutes after applying
this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, in.
struments and electuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the turnors
alays the intense itching, particularly at night
after getting warm in bed acts as poultice,
gives instant and painless relief, and is prepared
only for Piles, itching Of the private parts, and
for nothing else
Read what the Hon. J. VI. Coffinberry, of Cleve-
land, saws about Or. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment: have used scores Of Pile Cures, and 1t
affords me plea, ure TO say that have never found
ANYTHING which gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief as DIR. Williams Indian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mailed on receipt
of price, sl.OO. -
octl5.ly FORBES Il LORRIAUN, Agents.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

HAMILTON, Mo. June 4th. 1897
! kFNBAII q Co. t,put-.-l Hi. l. to CcrtNy thN
have used Krudas SPAWN have found II 10 ee all
il is recommended 10 be- and ia fact msre too have re
moved nv Us ug above Gallons. Bone SpHNlns, Ring
bones Splsts and can cherrfly TESTIFY and recommend
To be the thing Tor any bOny substance have ever
uscdf aud have tried many have made that YstndS
for years. respectfully YOURS, L. v 'hlol-
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure

Il sure in It's effects ild In it, accn does not ests
Vet ID i Penetrating and powerful 10 reach every deePseAt
ed pain 10 any bouy growth or Ser en.s.n
ments such spaVius, spnts Curhs callOuS sptsiuS
sVeugs. and lamene>s and all enargcinehs VI VIZ
joints limDs, for rheumatism IN mNn and ur ~! w.
pose for which Imminent is used for usn or neSt, -
known be the best lnncu for man ever use ~
ing mild and yet certain In its vnttts. -, - ,h,nS
send address for Illustrated Circular which Se thns
gives positive proaf OF It's virtues No remedy mas eser
met Wi'h such Unqualified 10 our knoSeOse' o'
beast : well as man. - ~ r--,,..s
Price e. per bottle or ak bottles for - NJ UTuff.sS
have II get Il for You viii ~ seEt 70 snS
receipt OF price by the propretors. Oh D y MN
q Co. Enos6urgh Falls, Vermont
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No invalid who values health and i,s blessings should
overlook the mass of testimony which exists as hsr ability
TO apparently hopeless cases -LhcoW i") He"'"'
THE Doctor adding daily to her already tlustrio"s and
weliearned reputation ~ sOTt" JO"h"''
ndeed If all our physicians to take the same inter
est and work with the professional zeal As Mrs pr
Kcck gives her life her entire time ana npor TO tns
and better health nj large-bloomh0io" b" '
"This LADY is herself remarkable woman Engaging In
the practice OF medicine about IS years ago. when was 50
na ST Ts" or even 10 meet Clearance Mrs DR.
keck by virtue Of rare merit oS M,
now she stands upon enincnce professionally celeDra
ted socially respected and financially soh" D"Ve"p"'
Gdreut.
.Nr. Dr. Keck has shown herself to be wonderful wo:
and her career is wonderful one look in what way
you will. "PeO,id National Democrat
Frank generous and hearted she has won the az
fpctipns all classes, and Is respected anu my
for her professional nments but for her high quail
titles as a lady and upright citizen Teo'"
1--WE speak from own knowege when we say she IL
one OF the most sHHy ~ her in tbs country
thgton fd'"@.
This lady has gained an emnence ia the practice OF her
speciality Of chronic diseases, Wnoh sp i fowers
OF Esculapus and the results OF her sk sha
in DySpport only but through the broad distance OF
the states. "-DdCenpoH Democrat
Ths lady has developed system Of practice which IL
ia anniei with surprising faclty"-Peoria Transcript
"She is now sound healthy woman capao'e ~ uu,ns
the work of ave ordinary women She has not ohy ,Hruu
herself but she has cured and ia curing thousands OF ohet
atcted with the same inhamcd condition OF the mucous
mem hranes whether of the head, respiratory organs o
other nart of The body Her success Is unprecedented
Peoria National Democrat
osoma who have been given up by best physicians a.
ncnTar have been placed under the care OF this hy W'
has sayed them FROM an early grave" bloomington sun
day rye. - =,
a name SO well known in central Illinois as TO haye ne
come household word in hundreds OF idliltS II la'
Mrs DR. Kcck ."-EreHiRg PeOrtdh
ey~ Consultation and trial OF inedi"in" y
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DISSOLUTION.

By mutual consent the firm Of J. Il. Harris Co Is thi:
lay dissolved All Of the late rlu VIII be settled
" y. c. Prrkn~ }. b, HAkkiS.-
OTTAWA m oct 10 ISL " &. PERKINS.
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Kendall ..SpavinlCure
ON HUMAN FLESH:

Thousand. of trials Human Flesh has proved beysEc
a doubt that ''I>rndall'- SPAWN Cure" has sum
strength penetrate and virtue 70 cure the WORT
rheumatism, Corus hunious Prostitutes OF any
hruse cut or amcness which are affected in the least
nimeufs IL does net blister nut on the con
al snrnness.
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Nem advertisements.

company, and is worthy OF big house. The
piece is a very fine Irish drama, minus the absurd
"blood and thunder SO common In Irish dra-
mas, so called. The east Of characters is that
which first presented the piece in New York and
is now playing in Chicago They carry their own
scenery as aow used by them, including scene
1.-THE Cliffs of Coogha Dhual and the Ruins OF
Grey Nun Abbey" and great transformation
scene, 1.-THE Ruins Of Grey Nun Abbey" in the
fourth act. The entertainment will be one OF
the best Of the season.
KELLOGG CONCERT.
wish to announce that the arrangements for
the Kellogg Concert are all completed and il will
be held In the Opera House on Monday night, the
9TH Of November and commence at S:l5 O'Clock.
The sale of reserved seats will begin on Friday,
the 2Sth of October, at o'clock in the morning.
at the box office of the Opera House, and contn.
ue there three hours, after which time the dia-
gram will be found at Simon Bros Music Store
To make the sale as fair as possible 1t is expect
ed those who come for seats will fol III in line and
take the their turn in getting seats for themselves
and families, and each person or family wanting
seats should have representative in the line.
+. A. SHERwooDs
The Jollities return Nov. 4th, and will have a
crowded house.
The Bankers Daughter" by Golfers excel.
lent company, Is due here Nov. 30.
Ltta was married on Sunday last to her tenor,
Mr. Cleveland, at Bloomington, Ill.
On Monday, Oct. a. Joseph Jefferson will APP.
pear at McVicker's as Bob Acres in ''The Rivals"
Two Hazel Kirke" companies are on the road
Each party completed its l000th night last week.
The New York and Boston papers have spoken
in terms of unqualified praise OF the organiza'
ton OF the Kellogg Concert Troupe, which is
about to visit this and other cities.
Steele Mackayes dramatic version of "a FOOLS
Errand" will see the light of gas at the Arch
Street Theatre, Philadelphia, on Monday eve
ming the 4th.
Miss Ella Blackstone, of Paxton, H., has be-
come member of the Hill "All the Rage" Ora
matte Company, taking the place of Mira. Laura
f. Dainty, who retires from the dramatic stage
TO resume the role as public reader.
Gilbert & Sullivan's new comic opera Pa
uence" was produced in Chicago on Monday eve
ming 1t is a delightful satire on the English
aesthetic craze; and will undoubtedly be wonder
fully popular in the west as it has become in the
east
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Thieves have been at work in Morris during
The past two weeks.
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she has cured herself and thousands OF others and has
E4 ss "' and T"S" p sig. i!;d
herself and estiWahe family from Taks n q Snan no
cally and to-day is loved and rtspecNSo, ny 'hose WIN
know her bcst"-PsOya National Democrat
ut always pleasure to record the success Of women
youth and early womanhcod rise superior to al opPos3n
and the many seSsye and
in any department of NE ana stn ote 80 ~ %
Dr. Kcck commenced the practice OF her profession some
fifteen ago, and has achieved success anu
justries Qf Peoria.
Mrs Kcck has been active and successful
for fifteen years She makes special STUDY o. 'mm ti
cures."- washington Farmer
Time and larger acquaintance with the people only
sers to add ss"ry to Me- kscfs a"
This lady is so well and fvorsby readers
that she needs but passing notice here Saf
mendato MS "NIimcoia (IWj Times
"Duripg her last visit here II wonderful 70 see the
vast crowd of patients that gathered around herLco
(II) HeraH
.T.e Doctors rapidly growing popularity is constant
cause Of remark She has always had large practice here
And paents come rom great distances -" Peoria Freeman
The growth of her business this city has been steady
and rapid and her reputation for practical skl IN me
treatment of chronic diseases is widely increasing ire
Ming PeoriaR
Mrs Keck has earned the great fame which she enjoys
BIO untng activity in behalf of the SICK ana earned We'll
chronic diseases needs no mention for those 80 troubled
Measure to chronicle the fact nearly years
Of regular periodical visits to Bloomington her practice
result Of many cures performed bloomington Butenn
During practice of nearly fifteen years Dr. KICK hq'
Phvscan in the Vest as the strongest endorsements pour
in from all parts of the country" WOodford Sentinel
probably 40 ply stefan has come to city who re-
ana eminent lady Mrs. DR.. Kcck"-LtHcon no HerdM
X ICE;. at office, Clifton Hotel. octi5-3w
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For Horses ana Other Animals II nag NO
similar blemIshes, and removes the enlargement, sho "
bterng II always teat- on COWS and foot OF
sheep II also cures scratches grease hee
thrush saddle gals Sc. IL has equal Tor flesh wounds
bruises, cuts sores on all animals
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NOTE, DIxA TT AND RECEIPT
N Books a OsMAH q HAPRMAN's.
Westof he Court Houst
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15
CHRISTMAS ON THE MUDDY.

Mn. EDITOR: Christmas on the Muddy
can only be compared to N. Y.s in Eagle
Valley, and any one who has ever at
tended whirl at the latter place can
testify that the Muddyites are good ones
if they can strike balance with the
merry dancing club composed Of Rose.
Spring and Eagle Valleys. Twill tell you
how they do things down at the Muddy
and then you can Judge for yourself. :
Being without . doctor some Of the
older and more philosophic heads con-
ceived tpanacea oneure" all to exist in
dancing and forthwith proceeded to
organize a club strictly In keeping with
the new theory. The first test was made
at st. Joe Christmas night. The ''Hifa-
lutins Of tho Muddy" a. they style
themselves, met at Mr.. Logan's and re-
ceived cordial welcome from the host
and hostess, who, having received hint
of the programme during the day, were
not unprepared. They thronged from
every quarter and it seemed as If tho
four ends Of the Muddy had turned loose.
| and even Utah had slopped over in
search of q good time. The music was
| furnished by Mr. Nelson, who Is fresh
| from what he calls the 'tOld Country
and conversant in the art yiolining.
Certain rules were tacitly understood a.
being the will Of the parents, but the
ladies, as later Developments go to prove,
considered them more nice than wise,
| and after all, not 80 nice a. they might
be in last days Of Leap Year. The music
struck up, dancing began, and perpetual
motion took charge Of the violin and floor.
From the beardless to the bald they
tripped the jaybird's.toe and clipped the
pigeon wing ON the corners, for four good
hours. Supper being ready by this time
they all repaired TO the adjoining room
10 partake, meantime giving the planks
| which were already smoking like hot
corncob pipo, chance to cool off. Supper
being over Mr.. Nelson announced b.
| would give them q warmer. which he hst
composed expressly for the Muddy. called
Get Up and Gingle." Everybody VIII,
danced perpetual motion got in . hurry
corns, lame backs, and even rules wer'
forgotten. In swinging tho ladies' wrunl
in little technicality on the boys as b!
intuition each lady seized her partne
around the waist, and jimmy -criminy bu
the boys turned black in the face-th
planks began to smoke, red.hot splinter
Aew from the ceiling. This break brok
up the dance. Mr.. Logan declared tina
his house was In danger Of being set a6re
Lame backs, sore toes, and No. To-
marched of homo with, their Duleina
arm in arm. like 80 many game chicken
waltzing through q nettlo patch. and
wasn't mach 81 a night for squeezin
, / either. .seA ss'sasI eaI 80
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SILVER REEF NEWS,
For the Phoebe RzcoRD.l

The school house has been thoroughly
renovated for business; in fact, it looks
as nice and clean as a new baby. A free
school is to be established soon. Miss
Walker, an accomplished teacher from
Salt lake, is to assume the rod of State.
Bad little boys who throw spit-balls in
school are hereby admonished to privately
line their pantaloons with old boot-legs.
In a recent issue of the Salt Lake
"Tribune," in an article regarding the
mines of Silver Reef, is an ill-tempered
shot at Captain II. s. Lubbock, who, by
the by, is one of the best mining man
ayers ON the Coast and a most worthy and
enterprising citizen. 1.-THE jackass some
times brays at the lion." envy loves a
shining mark, etc.
We are about to lose Judge j. H.
Parker for an indefinite period, which we
hope. however. may be brief Mr..
Parker leaves here in week or so for San
Francisco, thence to New York on pri-
vate business connected with some of his
mining interests at the Reef We wish
| him success and lots of it.
Gibson Clark is building new house
for Mr. and Mrs. Clark to reside in whom
they get married. Here's our best wishes,
Gibson, although we sworo off on Now
Years.
Gentle boys and Mormon girls are get
ting fearfully mixed up. That's right
boys and girls, do your duty. The popu
lstion needs increasing.
| A great deal Of prospecting is being
done. We know Of one claim that look
very favorable for a bonanza---or poor
house.
Amount Of bullion shipped for the wool
ending January Sth, as reported through
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.. was 1874, 244.6l.
| H. II. Chandler, DR.. Nichols, Thoma
Dustan, and several other old Piochers
are in town.
| Just about the coldest weather ever ex
| psrienced here.
The Stormont paid off on the 9th
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

Too 16pcH CIGARETTE. There IL too
much cigarette. The small boy has got
it into his mouth, and it is using him up.
The Philadelphia Times says physicians
and other people in that city are panied
by the spectacle, growing more common
every day. Of pale-faced lads, ranging in
ags from Q to 20 years, who are putting
their little lives away in smoking. Day
and night they throng the streets. whore
the peculiarly offensive odor generated
by cigarettes made Of cheap paper and
bad tobacco renders their smoking ~ OBJ
noxious to others ~ it 10 hurtful to them,
selves. Every evening before tho door,
Of the thsaters they raise cloud Of foul
| smoke that is equally injurious to thei,
own rickety constitutions as to those o.
their victims. Doubtless, also, they
carry their psrnieious habit into theil
homes-when they are old enough to d.
80 without risk Of the spanking that the,
deserve.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

Jealousy, occasioned by tho unequally
distributed smiles of woman, recently
caused negro named Jackson to kill .
Spaniard named Manuel Darno 81 River
side, Arizona.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

A sudden thaw loosened tho ice in the
Yakama, breaking the log boom At tho
mouth Of the river and letting hundreds
thousands Of timbers into tho Columbia
and thence to the sea. -.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

An architect who built new city hall
for Western town made botch of it
and fled to Canada, ss no loft word with
his friends, Ito remain until the affair
should blow over" Next day . high
wind struck tho town and his friends
autographed him. "Come back. The
whole shsbang was blown over last
night.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

VIck's FLORAL GUIpE.--Of the many
guides and seeds and plant catalogues
sent out by sesdsmen and nurserymen,
and that are doing so much to inform tho
people and beautify and enrich our coun-
try, none are 20 beautiful. none 80 in
structive as Vick's Floral Guide. Its
paper is tho choicest, Its illustrations
handsome, and given by tho hundred,
while its colored plate is gem. This
work, although costing but ten cents. Is
handsome enough for . gift book, or q
place on tho parlor table. Published by
James Wick, Rochester, New York.
personal. Gilmer arrived in
Bristol last Monday night for tho pur-
pose Of examining the property Of the
Hillside Company there preparatory to
putting up to relieve tho company from
ifs nra.A~t nAnnniArv dif''.-,t:ies IT, :.
reported that J. N. Curtis left San Fran,
cisco Tuesday morning and is expected t.
reach Bristol Friday night,
OK Monday last the pupils of the
Grammar school enjoyed the aovel
sight Of . spirited dispute between two
ladies! Threats Of nnnihilatien ,were
rife but no blood was shad.
Our three County Dads set Us all Z
very bad exarnpls--not an Internal ono o.
them has q long-haired companion, anG
yet they are not homsly looking objects
SHsRIry McKEE has appointed Johl
n. Craig As his deputy. Tho new Law
allows only one deputy for the Sheriff
Office OF Lincoln county.
Our county officials have little elss t.
do but ait on their thumbs and draw bi,
pay for doing nothing, and yet they arr
not happy.
WHILE in Phoebe. Jack Gilmer otferse
to bet 81, 900 to $500 that Geo. Q. Can
non would get his seat in Congress.
SINCE an entrance has been made int,
the Mazeppa mine several parties hav,
gone in there chloriding.
The Bulliohville furnace, it il thought
will be in readiness to start up in abou
one weeks.
AN organ is very bad thing to hav
in the family. It makes too much noise
Qua new Justice had his maiden cas-
| Tuesday. - 4.E
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

The largest library In the world, in
Paris. may BE- found 4. Chinese chart Of
tho heavenA made about 600 years BE-.
fore Christ. In this chart l, AGO stars are
found to BE- correctly inserted, ~ cor.
roborsted BY The scientists Of the present
day,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

Official statistics show that Australia
has supplied England during the last five
years with $lal, 73S, 900 in gold coin and
bullion. ~ 4'5t
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

When . married woman buys pug
dog for low price abe gets . bargain,
and her husband gets something to boot.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

HOLIDAY PRESENTS. --Ju received, at
tho Golden Rule" Dry Good and Cloth.
ing Store, new and select stock Of tho
latest style Of Fine Jewelry-solid gold
and gold plated--of every description,
all Of which il guaranteed ia bo Of the
best quality and warranted % repre-
sentxd. Ala = -A"A-s.-S''-'1l--~ - - g ~
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

Rails are now laid to Red Bluff, thirty
miles from Ainsworth, in Spokane county
w. T., and track-lsying is progressing .
the rate Of mile each day.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

Some OF the Orsgonisns ars greaning
because half.breed Indians ere not eligi
bic to citizenship according to recent
decision Of the Courts there. 81
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

The nightingale is the most human
bird in existence. He leaves of singing
and goes to croaking a. soon - no has a
family, but IL he loses his mate, he will
go right on singing cheerfully till be
finds another,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

A Cincinnati man says that Mary
Anderson's cherry-red lips are tho pref
test in America. Bah! Wen put our
lips against hers any day. ssya che Bos.
ton Post, .,..t, ava
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

The California Academy of Science has
now l73 resident and 80 life members.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

tacles and Eyeglasses. Goods sold
cheap for cash. '..t.;;...s5
tim I HrxAs.
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NOTICE.

OryIcn SUPERINTENDENT DAV,6 n. Co.,l
RoYAL Orr. Nov. ~. 1880.
All bills against the Day 9. II. Company. soI
material and supplies q the mines. must b
presented 70 the undersigned on tho LIT a ID Of
ssch month; otherwise they viii b. hid ovel
a. sseountsof the month following their pm,
sanitation.
Q2Q1@ l.. GOLD ,supsriuosudsnt
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

Mrs. Triton WAS asked the other day
by lady friend how she ever could have
done 10, and replied: "What could any
woman have done under such cirsuIn.
oSanoAs, ThA~A s-,-. 49, s.Au In tina
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15
NOTICE.

rsocm, Dsasmbw y. lGoa
During ny, ebesnos have appsiaeea JeneA
Goodrich v make my celiee1tenss 40 heyae
dis-im JOIN suHa-
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

confidence, to whom I looked for instruc.
ton and in whom believed as In my
God, These men were my husband and
my pastor. They both taught me daily
the doctrine of free love, and I saw them
constantly prscticing their teachings.
They made me believe that 1t was No
wrong, and did not so consider 1t ct
the time, But oh. II I were to tell al
the corruption that l have witnessed IN
Plymouth, your heart would sicken.,"