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KICKS MEDICAL |NFIRMARY.
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mo invalid who values health and Its blessings should
overlook the mass of testimony which exists a TO her ability
TO apparently hopeless cases Lincoln iH) Herald
'The Doctor adding daily her already ustrous and
wel!earned reputatlOn."-i e0Jtd Journal
Indeed If all our physicians were to take the
est work with the professional zeal ~ Mrs Dr.
grand conquest human disease then would be less
alicton and better health at Burn
This lady is herself remarkable woman. Engaging in
the practice of medicine about Is years ago when was 80
qualities recognized or even 10 meet tolerance Mrs Dr.
keck by OF merit supported by indomitabe
severance worked herocly and rapidly upward until
she stands an enincnce professionally celebra
ted socially respected and financially solid Darenport
Gazette
Mrs Dr. Keck has shown herself TO be wonderful wo.
and her career wonderful one look at in what way
you wil.'-Peorta Nasiond! Democrat
Prank generous and kind hearted she has the af
fecons of all classes, and is respected and honored not
ssne for her professional attanents but for her nigh quail
tiles lady and upright citizen"I'dnstries Of Peoria
I'VE speak from our own knowledge when say she Ia
the successful practitioners in the treatment OF
diseases made specially uy her in this
ingt0n Farmer.
"Th lady has gained an emnence the practice OF her
speciality OF chronic diseases which inspires merorous
emulation on the part OF Younger ana eyen Oder 0ows
treatment bring forth the praises ard Of hundreds
not in Davenport only ont through the oroad distance Oh
the states. "-DdceRpof Democrat
"Ths lady has developed u system Of practice which is
distinctive and to meet the requirements to which II
is applied with surprising acillty"-Peo,ia Trdnscript
"she is now sound. healthy woman capable Of doing
the work of Ave ordinary She has not only cured
herself she has cured and curing thousands of others
afflicted with the same ntaned condition OF the mucous
membranes whether of the head respiratory organs
other part. Of the body Her success unprecedented
Peoria National Democrat.
"some who been given up by best physicians as
ncurabc been placed under the OF this lady, VINO
has saved them early grave Bloomington Sun
day Eye.
"a name go well known in central Illinois to have be.
come household word In hundreds of families Ia that OF
Mrs. Dir. Keck."-EpeniRg PeOridn
CO. Consultation and trial of medicine r
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.

Patterns Mills Washington Co, y. Y, Feb. 81 1877
Dr.. II. J. KENDALL, Dear S!r:Iho particular case On
which used your kcndalrs SPAWN Cure malignant
ankle spraiu Of sixteen months standing had tried many
things but IN vain Your SPAWN cure put the foot 10 the
ground again and for since hurt IN natural
position For family Imminent cxces anything We e'er
used. Yours truly. KEW. VI, I. Hill.
Plstor of ". I. Church. Patten's Mnls. y. Y.
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EINAII SF"I"rII LEM EMF y OTICF.-Es'
Il TATR OF THOMAS MCGINNEss, DECD.-NOtice is here.
by given all persons interested in said estate that the
undersigned Administrator the estate OF said Thomas
McGnness deceased will appear before the County Court OF
the county La Sale and state of Illinois at the County
Court in Ottawa in said county Monday the 10th
day of December 1S for the purpose of rendering
of his proceedings In the administration of said
tate for the tna settlement
Dated at Ottawa. this 18th day Of October 1881.
WILLIAM CASEY,
ATTEST: p. W. STocKsLRGRR. Administrator
Clerk County Court. La Sale Co., Ill. octl5-iW
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The success of the picture, picture-frame and
mouldings department recently added to our
business has quite exceeded our expectations,
But we have taken great pains to keep our
stock in the best condition, securing every nov
city procurable that is at all desirable. This
we believe is the secret of our success thus far.
We shall endeavor to make the stock in the
future as attractive as the trade can make 1t,
and offer only the newest goods and the latest
novelties.
Meantime call in and see the novelties in vel
vet and made frames and chromos just opened.
Frames made to order in the best style.
Please call OH u.s., OsMAN & HAPEMAN.
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The c., B. & Q. has been running for short
time past a lot of coal cars whose capacity is 90
tons. Thus the capacity of coal cars has been
doubled inside the last five years.
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IT Discounts LIGHTNING.-Mr. Corcoran, of
Joliet has been in Ottawa this week, opening up
stone quarries, blowing boulders to pieces, &c,
with dynamite. His first job was at the Raymond
stone quarries, west Of the city. The Ottawa
stone is one of the best building stones in the
state. 1t is very durable; stands the weather
perfectly and takes on a very high polish. 1t is
very hard, however, and is much more difficult
to quarry and to work than the Joliet and Le-
mont stones. 1t is found also in thicker veins or
strata. At the Raymond quarries they are now
operating in layer some four or more feet thick.
Into this stone holes were drilled into which the
dynamite cartridges were placed, and exploded
by electricity. In two explosions over 200 perch
es of stone were loosened up on Monday and
Tuesday. The rock was rent to the sand rock
below, and how deep the shock went into the
sand rock is unknown, but for a considerable dis.
tance. The sand rock is pulverized and can be
shoveled out with ease!
On Tuesday afternoon he made a blast at Stor.
mont's foundry to break up some iron rolls late
" used in the Starch Works The blast, howev-
CIR. didn't work as intended, and blew the frag-
ments Of the rolls into the air instead of the
ground. The debris was hurled about the neigh
hood in very vicious manner. A five or six
pound, .chunk" was hurled as far as Turn Hall
yard, and a smaller piece Of iron was driven
through the building and several other buildings
in the immediate neighborhood were "peppered'
with relics Of the rollers. No one was hurt, nor
was the damage serious. The rolls were demol
ished though.
Since then Mr.. CorcOran has been at work
west of town blasting stone and granite bould-
ers in the Reddick pasture, where prehistoric
iceberg glacier seems to have unloaded its car
go Of New England boulders.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure

Ia sure In it, effects milo in Us action as it does not ets
yet 1t is penetrating and powerful to reach deepsest
ed pain or 10 remove any houy growth other enlarge
ments such spavius, spnts, curbs, caous, sprans
ssengs and any Ameuess and all engagements OF the
Joints or limbs or for In and for any
pose for which Imminent Is used Tor man or beast Ills
nov known 20 Ne the best inment for used set
ing mild snd yet certain in its effects.
Send address for Illustrated Circular. which thin
gives positive pros OF It's virtues No remedy has ever
with such unqualified success To our knowledge. OF
beast well man.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for s., All Druggists
have get for you, viii " sent 70 any address
receipt OF price by the proprictors, DR. B. j. KENDALL
& CO. EAos6urgh Falls, Vermont.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Fremont Ohio Jan. 2jth, 1881
DR. b. J. KENDALL Co, Gens:-l think It my duty "a
render you my thanks for dement's and ots which have
derived from your invaluable and far famed SPAWN Cure
My cousin aud had valuable stallion worth ton which
had very bad SPAWN and pronounced by four emit
Veterinary surgeons beyond any cure anu that ns
sin To try bottle of kendas SPAWN Cure. II HAD magt
effect the third bottle cured H. and the horse Is IA well
AS ever Dr. Dick 81 Edinburgh, the eminent veterinary
surgeon uncle Of mine and take great interest IN
"'''''''e "' JAMES A WILSON. N
-=Cyil Engineer.
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KendaII's Spawn Cure.

Winthrop, Iowa, Nov 2]i. 1870
pR. b. J. KHNP,LL & Co, Gents:-EnClosed please nut
% cents your Treatise the Horse and his Diseases
have been using kpuda- SPAWN of my horses
for bone spawn one bottle entirely cured the mmeneas
and removed most all the bunch
Yours respectfully, ~ ]
LEkOY NJ GRAHAM
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she has cured herself and Thousands of Others
graduates and men OF letters would be proud Of has lifted
herself and esDsble family from the plain walks OF lite
cay and to-day loved and respected most by thoce who
know her best Peoria National Democrat.
ut always pleasure record the of women
who, unaided and through difficulties and trials during
youth and early womanhood rise superior TO all opposition
their onward progress and achieve success and promi
nence in department OF life and msch more so In the
pr Keck commenced the practice of her professo
fifteen years ago. and has achieved success and romi-
nepce marked and haering ~ is fully deserveIIn
austres Of Peoria.
Mrs Keck has been active and successful
for fifteen She makes special study Of chronic d.
seases only and has certainly performed many wonderful
cures."-W Washington Farmer.
Time. and larger acquaintance with the people only
serve to add yearly to Mrs. keck celebrity as physician
This lady is so well and favoraby known to our readers
that she needs but passing notice here She comes always
mendations. "-LincOIn tiH.) Times.
During her last visit here i was wonderful to see the
vast crowd Of patients that gathered around herLncoln
The Doctors rapidly growing popularity 1. -. constant
probably the rst in the city, and still / is fast increasing
and patients come from great distances Peoria Freeman
THE growth OF her business this city has been steady
treatment Of chronic diseases is widely increasing I've
ming PeOrfan.
Mrs Keck earned the great fame which enjoys
DO untirng activity in behalf OF the sick and earned well
chronic diseases needs mention for those troubled
for hundreds OF miles around seek her counsel tgiyes
Of regular periodical visits to bloomington her practice is
larger than before, and steady increase
result OF many performed Bloomington Bulletin
During practice Of nearly fifteen years DR.. Keck has
gained without doubt, greater celebrity than any Female
Physician In the west and the strongest
in from all parts of the country Woodford Sentinel
Probably physician has come city who re-
ana eminent lady Mrs DR. Keck"IIiHcoin III He,ad
II L; T.. at office. Clifton Hotel. oct5-3w
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Skin Diseases Cured

By DR.. FRAzIER's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures as if
by magic Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs, Blotch.
es and Eruptions on the face, leaving the skin
clear, healthy and beautiful. Also cures Itch,
Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum, letter, Ringworm
Scald Head, Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore
Lips; old, obstinate Ulcers and Sores, &c.
SKIN DISEASE.
+. Drake, Esq, Cleveland, o., suffered beyond
all description from a skin disease which appear
ed on his hands, head and face, and nearly de
stroyed his eyes. The most careful doctoring
failed to help him, and after all had failed he used
Dr. Fraziers Magic Ointment and was cured by
q few applications.
~" The first and only positive cure for skin
diseases ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, FIFTY Cents
HENRY IL CO., Sole Propr's,
CLEVELAND, =.
For Blind. Bleeding, Itching or liberated Piles,
DR.. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT is a sure
cure. Price 81, by mail For sale by druggists.
octl5.1y FORBES " LORRIAUX, Agents.
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n nTlHl n Agents wanted for Life OF Presi-
n III dent Garfield. A complete. faith.
WNuuu - - fu history from cradle grave
by the eminent bOgrspher Col COnwel Introduction by
His Excelency, John Long Governor Of Massachusetts
Books all rdady for delivery. An elegantly Illustrated vol
ume Endorsed edition. Liberal terms Agents take or
ders for - TO 50 copies daily Ouses other book
to Agents made money fast. The book
sells itself Experience necessary. Failu unknown
All make immense profits Private terms free. GEORGE
STINSON Il Co. Portland. Maine.
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The new Touring mill is ready for the roof. 1t
is very handsome building of four stories above
the foundation walls.
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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.. Will
liam, Gan Indian remedy,) called Dr. Williams
Indian Ointment A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases of 25 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 tumors
allays the intense itching particularly at night
after getting warm in bed,) acts as a 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. NJ Coflinberry, of Cleve-
land, says about DR.. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment: / have used scores OF Pile Cures, and 1t
affords me pleasure TO say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and perma.
nent relief as DR.. Williams Indian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mailed on receipt
of price, $l,O0.
ectl51y FORBES IL LORRIAUX, Agents.
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High School Report.

SAMEEL W. RAYMOND. School Treasurer T. 49, Il. 3,
In account with the HIGH SCHOOL for the year ending
SrDtcmbcr 30, 1881.
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EINE EN- GLISH AND F'RENCH
osAAE . HAPENAN's.
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DieO.

At his fathers residence, in South Ottawa Wednesday
Oct. 18th, NJ consumption, FREDERICK STEVENS; aget
q years, months and ~ days.
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During the rain storm of last Wednesday
night the water rushed into the cave of the "dint
house" at lively rate. The men teasing fires
were sure 1t would soon reach the bars! and sent
for Mr.. Trimble. The danger was over-estimated,
but pump was put at work, and kept running
until 4 o'clock A. NJ. before the cave was emptied
so you see that the rain was rather more than a
"shower"
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Fiske & BEEN are responsible for the ntroduc-
ton Of the electric light in Ottawa, and on about
Nov. LIST, their handsome store on La Sale street
will be lighted in that way, making one of the
only three clothing stores lighted III that way
west of New York City-Willouby's Nutting's,
Chicago, and Fiskc & Beem's, Ottawa The pow
or has been secured at the Starch Works, water
power being used as more steady than steam.
The Starch Works are to have four lights, Fiske
& BEEN three or four, and Scott Bros. probably
as many. These lights will each be equal to 1000
candles. A gas jet along side of the electric
light is more insignificant than tallow dip along
side good gas jet. There will be also light at
the corner of the Opera House Block, lighting
both streets.
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DISSOLUTION.

By mutual consent the firm of j. b. Harris Co. is this
day dissolved All Of the late firm Will be settled
by n G. Perkins j. Is. HARRIS,
Ottawa. H., Oct. n, 1881. N. C. PERKINS.
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SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS

NOTE, DItAr'-r AND REQ ElpT
~ hooks A. OSMAN q HAPEMANS
Westoi the Court Horst
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10. G. T. of Dist. No. ., met in this city on
Tuesday and Wednesday. large number of
lodges were represented, and the reports were
very hopeful in their tone. The work thus far
done is very cheering; and plan was laid out
for future work. The resolutions adopted show
that the order means hard work: that they will
meet the liquor dealers at the polls, will work
for prohibitory law, and call on all Christian
people to aid them in temperance work.
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-~~~-Ir,T-11r-T1rI-L MOUNTAIN RE | KEA -. -
4 FIN Ia pamaIo l,ochand OonntE, NtW poiS'
~ "ltii'',D. suia.l.i scenery drives Dod'i-h "'7'
Ore lai,M", hons. Ino"icfate ties
rrW NICE ROOMS, with good board I'M, inaJ
~ - ,,.tl private family. on i'"t go. 't.4
"a - on, o.. near depot; mil s. veg 80. ,r 4,o
sgJnri,t on t tahcn terms moderate. Ao"iesS "N wv
,V1IC HOUSE. Ocean Beach, \. j.
-. f,- flr fcasru: -i;Gatcd ht Yaris nu' we
~ -, y, ,,. ga ,icW nom ever ToDm' 'N'f"NN' i'
sslil1ould tic house. = " LEEDS propnotrc*.
.-,,..;, House. Newburc-pn- Hudson. now
20. l,a.r elevated ndsiic'i' l"lll'' 49,, f,,..
IL o, ,,n,.- TO - depot the gT0ands AAA 'A''o '''
Sss rend for pilpH''. .
I'll MONT HOUSE. Ncw-Brighton station
TX .i@, rh,.os t1is renovated rt" "l- .~l'' 'N'l
- i-.'tt tv,, ui.utrs' WaA nom laiC'is. ~ i-i"
oos .nltt a. above - % Icunox i"U~', - 'iN''
,>pDESUIpE'S MOST POpULtR RESORT.
ItEh,sn, ~ t,V0oD HALL, PiTI>FiIlh, " 49,. go
600 fr.i above tur Be- '"'li's, g.. ,f -.,.,
aff-tcfan. nntfuc''' fit V,'''''' 'i'
raies Oi'" GEORGE ". KiIrfLIi, Manager
nroCK ISLAND. Il. I.-Occon View ioiCl,
Ri.'t.- AZ ga. surf and -t water bathing -I' ''
- w a5GI~ ,hiur: ho;cl -It"' with r'-' b. i, '
bf>,. i.- 500 .le-S tr.'.ir fit taN -.' fi '''
s .es rtr.u .r. =. NAlsDLN. Manager.
noApD nj Cornwall for II admits: 'nu;
X 49,, Nee Nurk terms SIS a1id -. AdoI' - ~ Lst Nd
~ vnlrfuutll. orange Co.,. y. b.
1o,pD At MISUNDERSTANDING
kP+i sos. N. s.
- ,, t.,- from tfy oy Nofta.f New coy '. IT,
qe,iis tluc bathing AID io'a''"" "u. 400 l'' nv 100
BOARD Can BE OBI tlNEp or one OF i II
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East e.
LARGE nicely furnished alcovc room 10
a .-t w.' s .'H.'' D'c.r 'o, inf 'onno l'' ir'llg
.l1p-~r-lIO Et~T.-Ncry d.-rab., rooln,.
- - on -li. o, siu..-. rr'u' moderate irfro'a,cs pee
-l.(D-ST.. los EAST Handsomely furnished,
80 rHut. au-y 90 90 suites cADei4'it board Hsn
s.oHis -t laa i'i's
0nrH r.. l}G EAST.-IArcc. cool room ON
- s,,.nt ror u.c'y furnished o'u eoald iof s'sue
ui.ai reirisa.~s.
II, EAST Handsomely furnished
% s ss,1 g For s,acsa s 's si,S 10
siroa reference
X EAST 2jTH-Sr. Large and small rooms.
-t'p well furnished 10 .eL Viii " riule1t board f'i'f
encrs errhauc".
H(EAST l5rH-ST.. near Union-squnrr. -
t') Thrr, nns roo,ls neatly far-iaA'i P'''' i-miy
saH.m"r prices fei'rn,"A
on EAST 33D-ST-An American family
1 have furnished ras 70 Let. WITH OK "lth'a' v'Afe
terms aioltfA,e refcsoRceS
West Side.
4 PLEASANT fourth story room Gront 70
y let VIA or without board suitable foT Two geHuenss
Apply - Wost Cistst -------.-
A WFTI-FURNISHED 2d-story front room
n 10 lst vita or Without board for I've 81 bArfoE ST.
FURNISHED PARLOR and BED ROOM 10
L let-e home. 1913 West 4su'st Mis- HIckoA-
OWNERS Of an elegant house will let during
~ % ab..ace suites oi rooms board TO ssatiemsn
Fiyiss refsrsnce 'iascSveIed balcony
ssers cool resort los Ncst 3itl -
m WEST 27rH-ST.-Secoud house west OF
IN 1ch asor eSii In s and appointments without 6oad
al sodern improveIasnts sus''ner prices.
OO WEST 22D-ST.-Desrable rooms 10 let
s)O with boarl table boardeI4 references.
~ WEST -Well-fmnished rooms,
- vthprsse baths and arstolAss table private table
desired references exchanged
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Real Gslatc TO Grcbanst.

GDIFI.ll>tMENI FOR THE NEW
a YORK TE.grNE WILL BE REChI NnD Id a rb LEE
frlt.f s0- Wc.t 'rwn-ty ;l1 -. corner tghtl avs
So ~ last t,ruthst corner nion ~ mar -, hS
a.. -,-s,- P,ffg sageuth st. 10 The HARLEM OtFltEc
80 f0Ol anil 1900 Ihlrs aNo, corner ohe bnehp1 ana
'-,.-fy h up TO ~. at regular onlcs 'ste@
ITO EXCHANGE for improved city property
1 banisoule country coat 90 Sryg lIavcn Railroad
rutland q Wit iNG, III NAsaau"t
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Il
IL East Greenaich H. J.. on Management i.Ir.
raNle and Rooms II class Pleasant dfiv. exec .hi
tat hiiie beating and fishing. Address
mos. J. FIN NLl;. Ir'I. t.,t0f-
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Brooklnn Droperln for Sale anO 20 Get

+ OW-PRICED LOTS, 800 EACH M, IN
randy lrnuravtnR part OF brooklyn Tor sale snsy OF
N uloS RuLAaD a " WITHIN a IL y ~sAAus~
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nESIRARIE ROOMS good hoeld and
- r,asonnilo ratios Apply 10 n. ". CHANDLER Nid ~
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l.H. IiHijiih r. IT,
I'VE WEST POINT HOTEL.
IHE DNIY HOTEL uN rlE MILITARY Posr
Jfl.N Ii4l.Di sIIDl r. I.ii. WAR
ALnIl.i d. tuAN rs. Proprietor
FrNIrLD STATES HOTEL,
IDNG IHANcIL
NItHlfa.
IAlED e. NAN 'iIAl, Fsulf"tor.
limited STATES HOTEL,
THE LARGEST rs ATLANTIC CRY. X. =
Nti,. IS .Ilt IIli. II 49,. fF ~.
" uttITNtN N.ntrer. TIO~. CHASE. Cashier.
f. r. MORGAN. Musiral Director
BKJH \ q WOELiIhi- Pfopnctors,
ITPLAND>. Cornwall ON Hudson. y. I.--Ac-
I conmOdat rnty adus chdren AMI serN ants
moi we'd groInd- 500 ir't dIofs lulsIhi N mas,
vegetables. god generous table. terms so per
wees. AddrrrS iet. ALFEfD G. NDl.
VAN LOANS CATSKlLL MOUNTAIN
GUIDE Describes rs ~ the best hotels and boarding
the mountains prices etc. Contains blid BE
eyc view. maps aui i'u-i atoms
Prlce 81 cents, mailed fOf 40 ccnts
WALTON NAN LOAN, Catskhl y y.
WATER GAP HOUSE.
w Delaware Water Gap Penn open from 'une @ Thrce
hours from hy Delaware lackswauna and West
ON ltailfuad Beautiful mountain and river scenery pure
WINDSOR HOUSE. Ocean Beach, \. j.. viii
w omen June 10. GHO ". PAULLIN Proprietor.
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