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TIE NOLTAIC BELT Co. Marshall, Mich. will
send DR. DYES CELEHVArED ELECTRo- EoLTATC
BELTS AID ELBcTRtC APPLIANCES on trial for thir-
ty days to men tycuuE II old who are aff1lcted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and Man
hood, and kindred troubles guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration OF health and mauit Wig
or. Address as above. n. B.-NO risk Is Incurred.
as thirty DAYS trial il allowed. T5-26.-5ISmJ
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WORTHY OF COMMEEDATION.-We fee
entirely confident that we express the uuan.
imous feeling OF every true Democrat in the
county when we say that in the contest Just
clvsed the Democratic Chairman of the
County Committee, ex-Sheriff John A. Blair,
performed his duty in the most faithful and
efficient manner, and that he took out of the
campaign all there was in it. Pluck and 3
determined purpose, when guided by intelli-
gent methods, scarcely ever fails to bring
about the most satisfactory results.
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We are reliably informed that Mr.. Mich
ael J. NaPle, of Altoona, who was wOrsted
for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket at the
election in 1879, came into certain portions
of this county a few DAYS before the late
election and did all in his power to defeat
Demetrius A. Luther, the Democratic nomi-
nee for the same Office. Had Mr.. Naole
worked in behalf of almost any other Repub-
lican in Cambria county than Harry Kinkead,
who did as much, II not more, than anv other
man living to secure the election of the pres
ent Sheriff. Mr.. Thomas Griffith. over Mr.
Nagle, or had he opposed almost any other
Democrat than Mr.. Luther, who left his wife
on sick bed and went to the polls to vote
and work for the man who thus sought to
encompass his defeat there might be some
excuse for the course Mr.. Nagle saw fit to
pursue. AS it is, however, the best friends
he ever had are loud in their denunciatioDs
of his ingratitude, and If he has gained any
thing by his reprehensibIe conduct he is Ger.
tainly welcome to il. AS for the Democracy
of Cambria, however, they are done with him
forever. Ee
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May goes TO do some shopping

MARY goes TO do some shopping
At the shops al nd stores down town:
Mary buys herself n bonnet
And brand new evening gown.
Suddenly she sees a sealskiu.
And the sight her bosom thrills:
Mary Euys the sacque instaurer,
For her father foOts the bills.
II Mary goes home without buying also for her
self pair of stout serviceable shoes she foolish
indeed, for the season Of snow and slush has un.
mistakably come. =. BlumcuthaI. 1Ifg Eleventh
avenue Altoona, has precisely the kind she needs
as he has, too, wear suitable for the season for
gentlemen. youths and boys. Every piece is Gus
tom-made and warranted. and will be sold at mOsl
liberal rates He invites special attention to his
large stock OF rubbers and overshocs, which has
been shelvcd inside the past week
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4 TELLING FACT.

1t is not often upon the first appearance of
toilet preparation that the druggists give Il
their highest recommendation but from the
outset "Champlin's Liqaid Pearl" for the
complexion met with their heartiest endorse
ment and a reader sale than any like article.
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a Q A RID .

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness early de
cay. loss Of manhood etc. will send a recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope 10 the
Rev. JOSEPH t. ISKAS, Station D. Nsig York City
Sept. /, ISS2.-ly.
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An interes,o boboos co,.,,,,s ooso nm. ,so
cided one Gs siae4S.oI Pt' ~ Celso 80, - M1o ut'- W
1SoI,1a 'y olge Brewer, of the Supreme
,,,bo - Gi 'iIdState. The grandparents,
~, sea ,ooIue "a ~ lgland, of Emily G, Evans,
q 80 otA SeaI oIu and an heireSs, claimed the
&c .. W nc nei-om the care of the Sisters
-, 49, ~. IIcenI l Paul, of Deavenworth,
ra,ro,,. S',o ~ aS S iETnly her dying mother and
1919 ueI W Ei4nd. Hon. Thomas P.
,iot IoI IuieIiy this place, and neph-
stated, of our towns,n H. Tob,, ra,eIt.s tJa,se
attorney for the Sisfc maiIte;D.d t,,at ~
asmuch as the dyingotber ha5 ,,IoonS 10 III III
child in the care of tlS;sters bar Iat -,
should be law of the Co Tndos Ida oo,,,, " ,an
sci for the grandparen coptanded that a.,
LII oni,u, : gel nIe!eu 70 Tain with the Sisters
GU e1e;e 1e ouucaIed 10 tne thOlie faith, would
was stipulated in her griSfafber;S LIN :" ~
the child should be educ,d in tho protna Si1a'
tant faith, and should nv a ProtaStat,t
oSo1to, oIuSe Dite"Sl, .t III 9eIiYtlg his opinion,
al 'ss PUtu .ne v,ew @ pl Ine grdparents' coun
them. Their agent, Mr.. Il Of I66ndon
was present at the hearing a u,as ~ lee -
with the child sometime GuA1 tbs T1raoa,,f
week. Emily inheritance coets of a. c.
nuitv of 81 500 until she arriy 81 EN- 80
49,. ai1eI ~mI-Ich ~ ~she VIII Decoine Stowner of a
5n, 1I1ounI mi @ vi ploPeICS IN Inity of Lon
..';.s ne scene when the osrs parted
WIZ" noi is saIu 70 nave oeeh Veaffecting.
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"ANTED-Inte men and wO-
w men 70 solicit subscriptions for our NEW
Book. Has absolutely superior. Make no en-
gagement till You see it. Just the thing for the
holiday sessOn-takes on sight.
EIRESIDE PUB. CO..
20 North Seventh St, PHILADELPHIA
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AFTER THE DELANEY CROWD. .-Messrs.
Thomas RI. Greevy and John Doyle, two well
known Democratic lawyers of Altoona. went
before Alderman John O'ToOle, of that city,
Just after ths clock had struck u on last Sun
day night, accompanied by Mr. Michael Shar-
key prominent Altoona Democrat, with an
information drawn up by the above named
attorneys, and which was sworn To by Mr..
Sharkey before the Alderman, charging John
G. Delaney and others with having published
in the New York Tablet false, scandalOus
and defamatoTy libel against Robert E. Pat
tison, the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor. Joseph W. DOugherty. constable Of
Altoona, armed with warrant, took the first
train for Philadelphia, where Delaney and
the other cOnspirators were said then to be.
but when the officer arrived in that city he
discovered that Delaney had gone to Harris
burg during that morning and voted in the
Third ward, but Doughertv'failed to'capture
him there, and whether be has yet succeeded
in doing go we have not learned, but that he
will eventually he arrested admits of no
doubt. That an example ought to be made
of him and the other scoundTelS associated
with him in his dirty business is as plain as
that wilful murderer deserves to be hung.
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The foregoing, clipped from an exchange fs not
precisely the way u ought 20 he quoted but II will
90 November 1t is one OF the embers of the dy-
Ing year. and the time Of all others when a person
ought 70 come 20 rea aization OF the fact that win
ter Is here. Make no mistake-it is at the door
Then you need some heavy clothing. don't you ?
PatroniZe the New York Clothing Hall 80 Main
street next door to the Opera HOuse), Johnstown.
II Is one OF the biggest houses in this secten the
state, and It's reputation for low prices and fair
dealing is a household word. II you buy there
once you will hardly feel like buying any where
else thereafter. Orders by mail promptly dIled.
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ExTRAVAGANCE

is a crime and ladies can not AFFORD to do
without Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" :"
which by preserving and restoring health,
pends on health
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HYMENEAL.

KEPHART-O' 'HARRA.--l srried at St Johns
lCatholicl church, Altoona. on Thursday evening
Nov. ?, 1882, by Rev Father Ryan. Mr. Oh ARIES
NJ. kEPHART, Of Altoona, and Miss SUSIE 4. o.
HARRA. Of GallitZin. this county.
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AS ambitious young maiden named Mather
Whose acting the critics did lather
BY some saving twas good ~


While the rest strobe the fence and said rather
When you come to talk about ready made c 10th
ing, there Is no such a thing straddIing the
fence in answering the question where the bes
and cheapest may be procured. for a regard fol
truth prompts this ansHer-At Jas. !. ATurpny's
1Oo Clinton street, JohnstOwn. He deals in tbs
worry best goods. keeps his stock constantly re
newed and therefore fresh and fuli and warrants
everything thai goes out of his store. His line Of
overcOats is especially fine. and viii be dispose
Of at bargain 10 coFtomers. Give him an order
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nr.ur1ruI wnmEM

are made pallid and unattractive by func-
tional irregularities. which DR.. Pierce's "Fa-
vorite Prescription will infalli0ly cure.
Thousands of testimonials. By druggists.
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The Bad and Worthless

are never initiated or co1tnterTeited. This is
true Of a family medicine, and it
IS positive proof that the remedy initiated is
" the highest value. AS soon as it had been
ested and proved by the whole world that
Fop Bitters was the purest, best and most
luable family medicine on earth, many i'm
tions sprung up and began to steal the no
Us in which the press and people of the
0ptry had expressed the merits of II. B.,
aHin every way trying to induce suffering
lh'ids to use their stuff instead, expecting
70 Ske money on the credit and good name
vi b. Many others started nOstrums put
! 99P inmilar style to Fl. B., with yariouslv
uTuniS names in which the word Hop" or
no were used in a way to induce peo-
| BIZ .Cuelieve that they were the same as Hop
Di1teI All such pretended remedies or
cuIes, matter what their style OF name is.
hI9 eShially those with the word ''Hop -
oL no in their name or in any way con-
iI necteu IN them or their name, are hnita-
Ta I.ns oIeOunterfeits Beware of them.
,,;Da iUu'u ~ ne of them. Use nothing but gen.
I'll. u.ne ~ pitters, with bunch or cluster of
Eioeu - lolon the white label Trust moth
@ .,s 80 80 luYgists and dealers are warned
"s''ii'' u7SNg in limitations or counterfeits
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LONG.-Died, at his residence in Cambria
township, on Friday, November B. 1882, Mr. Joseph
Long, aged about 7S years.
MIR. Longs father one OF the first settlers IN
that section OF the county lying between this
place and what was long known as CrOyle's Mil,
noted point in the early history Of this part OF
Cambria county. and which is still standing at
Summerhill station. on the p. X. u. The deceased
was all his life q iarmer-a peaceable, moral, in
dusrrtous, upright citiZen-a man of strict ntegri-
ty and unbleIhished character, and one who enjoy.
ed the highest respect and confidence OF all who
knew him. His widow and FIVE married children.
three sons and two daughters, survive him. His
remains were Inferred in the Catholic cemetery at
New Germany, about two miles from his late resi-
denee, on last Monday morning. May his soul
rest In peace.
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To RhYAIcIana

We do not find fault, reproach oAndor,n
the practice of any regular phySiaNtbat
is not our mission-but we do ella - bo
were to add PeT1tnG to his prescriLns &c
directed in our book on the +" Ills q zee -
(and furnished gratuitOusly by all drLisfsN
he would cure all bis patients.
"OswEGO. Potter County,
DIR. HARTMAE-Dear Sir: The sm, nj
GERS are all healed, and the two largeas
are not more than half as large as they Ta
am feeling quite well. The people say Sr
PeT1lnd and Hdndli1a are doing miracleI
do not take nearly so much opium as r.
before. Mrs ELLEN MAYNARD >
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Rrtg ght's Disease. Diabetes, Kidney,
LiYer ErinarE Riaeaaea.

Have no fear of any of these diseases il
you use Hop Bitters. as thev will prevent
and cure the worst cases, even when you
have been made worse by some great puhed
up pretended cure.
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No warmth, no cheerfuluess. no healthful care H
No com Portable feel In any member-
No shade. no shine. no butterflies, no flies,
No fruits, no flowers, no bees no birds
Novemberi
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EDNktSERSl send for our select LIS. ~ Local
= NeNpers. Geo, r. Rowcil < Co, 10 Spruce
street ' York.
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A UDITOR'S NO1ICE.-The under.
"A signed having been appointed auditor to
distribute the funds in the hands Of Joseph Criste
Trustee TO sell the real estate OF William Tfley
Sr.. deceased hereby gives notice that he will sit
at his office in Ebensburg, Thursday Nor 99fh
1852 at Two O'Clock in the afternoon for the pur-
pose OF attending to the duties OF said apDoiut-
ment when and where all persons Interested must
attend OF be debarred from coming in on said fund
a V BARKER. Auditor
Ebensburg, Nov. Q. Iss2.-st
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Ill u uLu Two Dollars.

DEMORBST'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY.
Sold by all NewsdeaIers and POstTnas-
ters. send Twenty Cents for n Spect-
men Copy TO W JENNINGS DEHORiS ST Pub
Usher, IA East Fourteenth street, New York.
EE The New Volume (I9) commences
Fffh November. Send EEE ~ CENTS
for three months: IL Will satisfy yOn
that you can subscribe Two Dollars
for a year and get ten times its value
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EBENSBURG PROPFRTY 1-I

EBENSBURG PROPERTY AT PRI-
- NAIE SALE.-The undersigned offers for
sale at low price aud on easy terms hisFI on l24
by l34 feet situated in the West ward of F.,eus-
burE oorouRh and having thereon erected n two
and the necessary OItbuildings. Good water in
abundance on the premises. II not sold BY Jan
lst, lsss, IL viii be Tor rent For terms etc apiv
TO T. J. CONDON,
West Elizabeth. Allegheny Co. Pa
Nov. 10. 1ss2-et. '' -
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

A DMIN1STRATOR'S NOTICE.
"a Estate Of GEORGE TRoNEIL decd
letter. Of administration the estate Of Geo.
Iroxeli, late OF ReAde township, Cambria county.
deceased, have been granted to the unders igned
who hereby notify all persons indebted 70 said s-
tate Dy note or Otherwise that payment Of their
spectlVe accounts must be made without DELAY.
and those having claims or demands against the
same will present them properly authenticated for
settlement FERRY TROX ELL. -.
JOHN TROXELIs, AuAA y
GLASGOW Z. o., Reade Twp, Ost 10. 1ss1.-ot.s
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The SUICIDE OF ADAM LEIDEN-We no.
tlced in our last paper the suicide of Adam
Leiden at Chest Springs, on Wednesday Of
last week. He was found in the morning in
the saw mill of the Messrs Perry with rope
around his neck and attached TO beam over
head, and had evidently been dead about
three hours. He came to this county from
Berks county twelve or fourteen yeaas ago,
and settled near Glen Connell, now known
as ST Lawrence, where in few years he be-
came the owner OF considerable real estate
lie also owned piece of valuable proDerty
IN Chest Springs, but sold it some years ago
and afterwards became involved in lawsuit
about it, which. we believe, was decided
against him. 1t is difficult 70 say what he
was worth at the time OF his death or wheth-
er he was worth anything at all, inasmuch
as his wife claimed, by some arrangement be-
lween him and her, TO own it or actually had
the proceeds for which his property had been
sold. lie was peculiar man, without much
strength of mind, ard was unfortunately the
frequent victim of tho excessive use of strong
drink. He possessed many good traits of
character, and it is only just to his memory
TO believe that he was not in the full poses
sion OF his proper mind when the IA sh and
deplorable deed was committed
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PEEN's NAME AND FAME.

1t seems that Penn dead is worth more than
rem IN the flesh. There were eight mil
lions of dollars in dead Perm In one week.
Philadelphia, after some Abstruse figuring
on tie BiCentennial enterprise, finds that
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GEO. NJ. READE,
~ ATTORNEY AT-LAW
ss-SOflse on Centre street, Hear High.
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44th Season
22d Year. ~

The present autumn is the 44th season Of Oak Hall
From the day doors opened have been Keeping
strict faith with the people and therefore expect the
statements make to be accepted
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One Million Dollars

is the value of present stock Of clothing materials
for men and boys Never in the history of the
clothing trade has there been large venture in
single The stock is
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A. o. U, W.-$2,O0O

Mrs. Thomas O'Meara acknowledges the
receipt Of two thousand dollars in full, re-
ceiyed from Independent Lodge No. 9S, A. o.
u. W., of this city, the amount of life iusur-
ance taken by her late husband, Thomas
OMeara, who Joined the order April "a, 1882;
paid for initiation and assessments the sum
of sl3.75, and to-day | received the above
amount In full.
There Is no insurance which is as cheap
and at the same time rs sure to come as this
insurance given by the A. o. L. w. Death
10 sure TO come, and would advise oil hus-
bands and fathers who have families depend
ing upon their daily labors, and have not al.
ready Joined the order, not to delay but join
while in health and strength,
Thanking the order for all their kind deeds
shown me in my bereavement, | remain,
Very respectfully,
OTTAWA, Aug. 30. ELLEN O'MEARA.
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In one Of Hans Anderson's stories, he
speaks Of an old elf lady. who, when she went
into company, made very genteel appear
ance, only che had no back. There are many
people who suffer so many aches and pains
and weakness in that part of the body, that
they almost wish they had no back. But
these pains, &c, come from kidney disease,
and there is a medicine-tIunts Remedy, the
great kidney and liver medicine--that works
10 such a charm, that one taking IT becomes.
like the elf lady, unconscious OF back,
though unlike her In having whole, sound.
and perpendicular back. Hunts Remedy has
a back OF the stffest KIND, for It's mission Ia
TO support the weak, and heal the ailing, aud
this it Is doing all over the land
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Tho Chul ches.
Methodist.- Quarterly meeting services will
be held at the Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow. The presiding elder, Rev. John
NJ. Caldwell, will preach and administer the
sacrament OF the Lords Supper.
Congregationdl.-Rev. Mr.. Barnes evening
subject will be "Oar Citizens League-Ob-
structions."
Baptist pastor In his pulpit morning
and evening. Communion after morning
service.
Episcopal, Regular services morning and
ewing. Sunday school at $50 AM.
Buggies! Buggies!
j. z. Porter will receive another car load on
Monday, 4th inst.
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Elk Sheriff Stevens has returned from Min
nesota this week and on Thursday announced
himself candidate for the nomination for
county clerk on the republican side, OF
course.
Steve has lots Of friends 10 help him, but
the opposition will be sure to spring the
question whether he is in fact a citizen OF
Illinois. he will find, too, a strong opposi
ton. the fences of both Smith and McManus
having been building for some time.
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Coroner Weis was called to Marseilles on
Wednesday evening to hold an inquest upon
the remains of Carl Lennes, Brookf1eld farm
TUESDAY Tor the purpose Of taking out natur
alization papers. While here he drank freely,
of beer only, his companions say, and in 60
ing home became hilarious, began to dance
in the wagon and IN an unlucky moment fell
to the ground in such manner as to dislo-
cate the spinal column just below the neck.
He was taken 10 the hotel at Marseilles where
he died at noon on Wednesday. He was aged
about 80 years and was unmarried.
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The Business Mems Association will have
q meeting in the Circuit Court room in the
second story OF Delano's block on next Mon
day evening at o'clock sharp. This meeting
is very important, having direct reference to
the location OF q manufacturing establish
ment of considerable size, and it is to be hop
ed that every business man in the city will
attend the meeting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-02

Ayers Ague Cure is the only remedy
known, which is certain to cure Fever and
Ague permanently, by expelltng the mslarial
poison which produces the disease. 1t does
this surely. and leaves no i'll effects upon the
system. Nothing Is so thoroughly depressing
and Encouraging as the periodical return of
the alternate chills, fever aud sweating, pc
cular to this disease.
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LII, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1882.
Farmers I

The Cassidy Sulkey, that pillow without a
Landslide, is causing revolution In the pillow
trade of the country. Farmers who are thor
oughly acquainted with its merits will not do
without It. The rush for II this year is grea
tea than ever.
We also have the Hnpgood, warranted to
diaw lighter than n walking pillow.
The celebrated Buchanan, Michigan, far
mer's wagon can be found ut our place.
And we sell the Buckeye and Champion
iron fence Also full line Of Goshen suction
pumps and rubber bucket pumps.
MANLEY, JORDAN II CowLEs.
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school Books,

OF course, Hapeman Il Graham are In the
school book trade as usual. As the schools
of the city and county begin work next week it
will be an advantage to remember this. They
keep all text books used by all city and coun.
ty schools of all grades, as we'll as the thous-
and and one other supplies, pencils, station
cry, scratch books, Sc.,-used in the schools,
which they will sell at the lowest prices
alWnNa
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The sporting fraternity of the county were
all on the qui oiyc on Thursday last touching
a foot.race between Harry Kelly, of Braid
wood, aud Julius Wyatt of South Ottawa (D.
The distance was 100 yards, laid out at the
Fair Grounds, which was run in about 10
seconds, Wyatt winning. The original
stakes were $500 side, afterwards increas.
ed considerably; adding to which outside
betting, which was heavy, very large
amount Of money changed hands and Ottawa
this time raked in the pile.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-02

The Prohbitonists of the Sth district held
a conference here this week. A central CON-
mittec was appointed, and the basis OF repre-
scntaton in the congressional convention
fixed at one delegate to each 5000 os popu-
lation The convention will be held at Joliet,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-02

La Sale yesterday by Officers Murtha and
Mcclure, arrested for having taken some
part in robbery of n clothing store at Am
boy. They were arrested while selling cloth
ing in La Sale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-02

fact that THOMAS ECLECTRic
or. is Is good for internal as external use
For diseases of the lungs and throat, and for
rheumatism, neuralgia, crick in the back,
wounds, and sores, it is the best remedy, and
much trouble is saved by having it always on
hand