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A GRATEFUL PATIENT.

MRs Dp. kxck Kind Friend: can truly, say my wife
Ia enjoying better health hnn for ten Having sufs
cd with kidney disease nearly twenty years being pro
nounced abstrs growing all the time her general
health being affected and having the worst female trouble
at times suffering p,n which was worse than DEATH and
abe had been dsctornR with the best OF phy
scians. without relief her being given In
crrsble they having tried they said medicine they
knew Of We commenced the use OF Mrs. DR. kCcks ned
cine In June and for weeks used without seeing
relief; but did not expect change In short
treatment for knew the disease Was chronic trouble
she had dectorcd for with other physciAas
relief and to he just NUT give Mrs. ~. Reck
fair trial But during the eighth week the improvement
wonderful Ny friends said 10 would not last and the
trouble would return but ain happy 70 state that the i'm
continues and she feels comparatively well, al
though to take time to Tor
disease OF twenty years standing csnnot be cured 10
month two even expect there VIII be days when she
will feel badly but so far she has not experienced
OF the acsc Some Of friends "Oh. Ars Dr.
could afford to doctor with he-
Hut have not found treatment costing tS5o
week that feel thankful to Almighty God for
making MR. DR. keck the instrument In the hands OF c
Lord for do not believe wife could Lave stood the mis-
this long for she rapidly growisg most
heartily recommend Mrs Dr. kcck the afflicted and
all letters OF inquiry. JAMES WILSON.
hrcoia, III, October ~ 1881.
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GLAsFoHp. PEORIA Co, Jan. H. isSl-1o the fdiOr
Ny Wife has been laborng under chronic affection nclnd'
for twelve and hns hcrn treated Tor the
" without material DCurht unt sue
applied the Office o; Mrs DR. kcck la Peoria last fall
She had spoken loud word for nearly ave manths,
having ost her voice while under other treatments was
threatened with paralysis her entire lett sdc being very
and numb; her system completely shat.
tered her lungs In serious condition, and her health fail!
Ing rapidly Her handr anu feet always cold showing
q very poor circs lation and condition Of tie blood
About october J. 1881 she applied at the Office ~ Mrs Or
kecE In PeOrs for adj vice and treatment uhh she con
rinued faIhiay home until the middle Of DCcrnber
She made several visits to Mrs Dr kct - once IN Peoria,
In the Obtain directions ami medl
cncs and improved very much. Her voice sa's' gone,
however md siill doubling took wife t"s'Ncra ply
sicsns ruinenCp for examination and opinion They
agreed with Mrs Kcck 10 what the tTuub" some
Of them said there IL little hope, Viii" others said
there none for recovery.
So Nrs Watson went with Mr. kcte aud remained 1t the
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tention, and but for the horrible roads would
have had many visitors. They are certainly we'll
worth visit from breeders even II they do not
want to use them. They are both animals chosen
for their merits. the first named having taken
the highest prizes as a work and carriage horse
stallion in France, which is seldom the case
with other imported animals; and cost his owner
IN France, probably 10 or 10 times as much
money as ~ out of 100 others imported are
worth in the same country. They will be
brought to Ottawa for exhibition AS soon as
the roads are passabc Notice will be given
through the FREE TRADER Of the day.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce Z. u. CRlMMlNs ~ a
candidate Assessor at the ensuing town election
We are authorized to the name OF +. j. WALL
a. candidate Assessor ut the ensuing election OF Otta
wa township.
We are authorized to announce GEO W. MATTHIAS as
candidate for OF South Ottawa township at the
ensuing town election
We are authorized TO announce LoTHROP PERKINS al
candidate Tor Supervisor Of the town OF ottawa at the en-
suing town election.
THOMAS LARKIN will be candidate for the office 81
Justice OF the election on the first Tues
day in Anr to MI the vacancy occasoHed by the resigna
nation of V. II. Weeks
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PEORIA IT.. July -, s0-MRs DR. kEck-Dcar Mad.
am: To my OF April 10 let me- add That my improve.
after that constant and permanent 80 That by the
last OF April was able to 90 to work again AT INV trade
the arduUus OF brick and have ever since
worked regularly, making full tine with N, co.sorkcrs
now feel better than have In years have stopped the
OF the treatment for longer need u but kept the
medicine hand for emergencies M taking cold etc.
only my present health but my life To your remedies.
and the efficacy and prrnanence Of their influence IL no
longer question Of doubt Allow space for furth
reference which have omitted. Continual chills and
night for nearly Ave symptoms
my condition. which, like all the others seemed Ia DEFY
physicians and medicine These too, have entirely disap
pearrd under treatment and am again well Very
gratefully ,onr'. Wh WhLINtE "hENEh
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J. l.. Plcrgue is remodelug his building on
Main street To use the up stairs for offices. His
room down stairs, also, is being reprinted ana
papercd, aud when finished will be pretty and
n
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TIE. Mackinlay has purchased at private sale
the Sherwood property on Columbus street, and
will, we are informed, make 1t his future resi-
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The Circuit Court.

The Grand Jury adjourned on last Wednesday
morning, having found 81 indictments, 10 wit:
Lareeay.- Murphy, Stephen Matthews
aud l. Jones, Elliott B. Munson and Theo. Har.
rlman
Burgldry.-JohD Riley (2), Thomas Carroll.
Forgery. Fred A. Alstino (2), VIM. Ettnger
and Chas Doss.
Horse steaiing.-Fred A. Alstine.
AsSdRt.-Thos. Cardigan, James Kidd, John
Lawler
Illegal liquor selling. and Christina
Have (2), James Collin and Henry Weber 49,,
Peter Reiuhart (2), John Shambo (2), Michael
AskiD t2l. Margaret Downey, Moses Ashcraft CD,
VIM. Bowen ~
A report was made complimenslng the Jail and
the way it is kept; and resolutions, as usual
thanking the officers of the court.
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nnrnary weeks In two weeks her voice restored
to its original strength and tone met her in Peoria ON
her home January D. ana heard her speak aloud Or
the time In eight months Her health is very mu1i
better In every way II has paid well 10 follow Mira d.
nccks advice although had very httle hops rs II
any doubts the above they may corespond with a.
(ilasiord III ", Y. WATSON
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WIN. D. GRUBER

Ps-Tcrn.s reasonable. asI pasture supplied for
nom distance reasonable pric care will he taken
prevent accidents and ecae but viii not b. responsible
should arr nrtur r. o., tsrlnh R,dSr Il sale Co. III
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GOLD PENS pn nSss ,:s ana Ps1G Iss;
ssl,. s'osr - Haremsn's v-st Of Conn pons~
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The Anchor pleasure club contemplate giving
a ball in Williss hall on Easter Monday, April
10th
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DOCK Fl" BODKS.-The Gnest IL glish, ter
] nan I'D American 1 o 'ket BooEs.at
OsNAS a 9APkhhN.
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TERMS REASONABLE.

pEsCMPTION.-PArL og NoEA.NDr the Justly c"le.
braed Prize Winner OF the French Government shows Is
one OF those beautiful dark dappc gray With black points
often pictured hut seldom tie stands seventeen
hands high and weighs ton Was approved by the
French Government, and breeder In the
districts OF France prize winner all the
great shows Of France, and beaten In his
when shown Although high horse for his weight. his
length body and neck depth u shoulder and
In whole form. nodded In tue type OF the ee
carriage hOrSeyes him rsnSy appearance When
In the elasticity Of his the and grace OF his
cprrag" ~" srrln''y "fhi form would lmCrs. one
...s e .r-.' .t. To- Y.rr4 % F'r--. l.I
oyer ten Ncisnt ..g pfsssls farr ,ombns
ton all those physical qualities by which perfection IL
closely approached In feet Eggs quarters body shoulders
breast and head muscular development. spirit ana
energy all bear uu,staksblc evidence Of ma.terplec
and xhal he IL Uf the most powerful stylish and
aCtOned dra horses introduced at0 this country
and has proved himself and great breeder. lie
imported by Mr.. ". DUNHAN, OF Wayne. III. IN the
month of August and OF the herd that
Grand Sweepstakes Prize Of one 1honsanh Dollars and
Gold Medal At the Great Chicago Fair Ia sept
1881 competition with the largest and best collection Of
Cydedse horses shown this continent, consisting
prize winners OF Scotland England and the Cansdss
GESDARNE ia 40 widely known. hss received such a
remarkable patronage and has such great reputation
breeder thai unnecessary FOR give further de-
scrtnt'0n OF han.
Thanking al MY patrons fr tr!T fsyOrs aud hoping
To merit continuance 81 TIE same, sm respectfully
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Tht- ho'ses Of Mr. WIN. Gruher, mentioned in
kdy.r elssuh here, have attracted considerable at.
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IT.. ,.,,, om,..
"o o'un'' "n,'o''
nc ioiioWihg were this week granted heenses
10 marry:
IhoWas wilson ana briaSeI Mcurath:
ihomas montgomery ana Eilen n. ochanks'
James La.hr0p anu Maggie sullivan;
Minuela .. mutchlhs and uerruae hume
EuWAra a. hicnaroe ana Bessie fiump'
Willsm T. hoke ana Sopn'a hooihsoh'
Groahe SarpenleI anu IVA ioohlos'
James +; wilson ana ETA M Brown.
John b. solomon ana Nancy Cohnor'
yonn " heDohA'u y. ano ha'c " na,nsey.
DurihS inc week ID hirths ana IL oeath' were
recoraea'
hEAL ESTATE. -
Du.ihR Inc week rear estate instruments nun
Gerou rom $3.50 20 20 YOU were hieo LOT record
me money Involved In these TRANSACTIONS ms ~Ss On
sales ..''....' 800 o9s 20
Loans. ..........; .................... 2S,2oI Go
CHy properly sales were as numerous us usu az,
though lie" oi lnem were LOT large sums. Inc
io"tihgs were: o-.o oo
Saes '..'... Gp y"
LINN 49, f'2,' W.
Inc sales were distributed as follows: fcru'
sl'Oo' Sher'dan. stou, Cuca, sooo; olIe.!or, -
fs''oo; Ottawa, q sfolo o.; La Saiie. D. fZ,oIo'
MENDOZA g. sns3o' EarviIIe, Stu Loans e,as :
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DirD.

ON the 2,th inst at the residence OF H. 4. Butler, Mrs
HARRIET ALLEN. aged Il years
Deceased was mother to Mrs Butler and 10 MI Chas
Allen of Crescent City, Illinois.
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Total
Aud q few votes for c. G. Campbell not counted
ALDERMEN.

Those persons reported having the largest
vote were duly declared elected to the respective
Offices
Before the committee reported, the marshal
reported the business OF the police department
for the wear 1881, to wit
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Eines inn osed SfAi3 az
Cash cnIiected 353 "a
Smonnt If fine. served ont ~ AZ 00
Rnnawsvs rnmi,t.d Or az ON
Mit,im,,,n, uncnlIect.d ais u
Tn r.nnrt ,vas .ccentet and ord.red eiet
~. cn,nmitt.. did pot canvass tho vnt.a an
| reornaniya,inn and an yninnr,tv r.nras.nt.nnn
in H. ci,v conncn desirrv tn wait nntiI the n. .,
connciI c.mn int nowar and had nI.c,ad sol of
| nH1cars The movpr also fnrJnt In inclnd,. the
u,attar !, hi. cam INA xotas cnnId M. ~.
Counted anyway
Mc6nnw.u the aldermen having been derl,red
~.,erfsd nr.sent,d n resolution thanking The
m.yor d. his uf.i,hfu, and .Nci.pt sary,c. y h..
I;av;n. that howaver hn nav have diH.r.d ui,h
~ nn,,un;, H.. haJ m. c,,,, int.r..,. .t b.,r,
r. n,os 1871 - oonrso
His E',nnr ,hsn let h;ms.,f ,oose op.G Wash
s.-aw.u Uovin., sra m. usu.l t..rs ~ p,r,
;nn ~. nr,c'sdnd 70 bo,d nm IN '..nnhIic scprn',
~ "a ,pprthv H.. ..cond.mnatinn ri vii ,rood citi
sens " . vij,ainous nnnrr which had nresumrd
to ;a,imats II had No fsith in and cri,icis.d his
Neutrality-suspicious. Ear rn,nrn -, cnnrsa as
49, nmis oi, &c. ,b., saamsd tn tste anu in
800, a.; oy,.thip,, and rsrordin, c,tv ,a.iys "a
.S ~ on,,rrad ;n ILL wh,oh h;s hnrnr
oH{sr ns ,nh.t VIZ RAJ. aInaDs said that az =
~"hI;c man and city oficsr his bonnr IA wi,honI
l pnao;,u .nnaI q, H.. nncosinn or nv..r co,n,nnn
Iosp"e'' 20, $780, ,o ha aa,S ,,o oarn,.;i I'D
~r'.d eoy ooO and had otbsr rsyannoS 81 shon,
s;n Coo II I'd nm, tor c;,r nrd.rs md,
yyaS!..s'n straat hrid'rn H., H,nI,r o., IN
oS,,a;n'o citv nrdarS nov ,,tS,ana;rg h,nr
uns ~. i,,ar,', 60 ali - 10 an,,,,,r, zoo
| SHo" ov,,,,,im,, 80 ioS 'wsiob a.. 49, nnrciI
w. a. 49, -" on,,Ian,'d r. g. So,a,
49, ns hi coSS,,,I,,neniod ~ nne 81 ,ha
nc, T., ,b. at All n al Tho oSdrsss u,a" var,
,.e,,~ sav. ,h.. small nersonaI,,;ss ,brnwn in.
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The undersigned will sell 81 public sale. 10 IN"
highest bidder. at the sOuth door OF the
CnCui; Court Room, in Ottawa.
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TIE SCIENCE OF CROSS -EXAMINA-
TION.
Lawyer-You say you know Mr.. Smith?
Nitness-Ies, sir.
Iawyer-You swear you know~im?
Witness-Yes, sir.
Jawyer-You mean you are acquainted
with him?
Wness-Yes, sir, acquainted with him.
L;wyer-O Oh you don't know him; you
are merely acquainted with him? Remem-
Der hat you are under oath, sir. Now be
careful. You don't mean to tell the court
that you know all about Mr.. Smitb-eyery-
thing that he ever did?
Wtness-NO, suppose
Layyer-Never mind what you suppose.
Pleas, answer my question. DO you, or do
you hot, know everything that Mr. Smith
ever did?
WIness-No, L
Lavyer-Thatll do sir. No, you do not
Very good. So you are not acquainted with
all his acts?
Lavyer-Stop there. Are you, or are you
not?
Wimess-No.
IaWyer-That is to say, you are not 50
well acquainted with him as you thought
You were?
Witness-POssibly not.
Lawyer-Just so. Now we begin to IN
derstand each other. If you don't know
anything about Nlr. Smiths acts when you
were not with him, you can't swear that you
know him, can you?
Wjtness-If you put it in that way
Lawyer-Come, sir, don't seel. to evadc my
question. Ill put it to you again. When
you say you know Mr. Smith, you don't
mean to say you know everything he does !?
Witness-No, sir; of course not
Lawyer-Just SO; of course not Then
you were not quite correct when you said
you knew MI Saith?
Witness-NO, sir.
Lawyer-In point of fact, you don't know
Mr.. Smith?
Wimess-No, /
Lawyer-Ah, l thought So That'l do,
sir. You can stand down.-Bostoo Transcript
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THREE GOOD DOCTORS.

The best Of all the pilI-box crew,
Since ever time began,
Arc the doctors who have most to do
with the health Of q hearty man.
And so count them up again
and praise them as I can;
There's Dr. Diet, and DR.. Quiet, and Dr.. Merry
man.
There's DR.. Diet, he tries my tongue.
Il know you we'll says be:
Your stomach is poor and your liver sprung,
We must make your food agree"
And DR.. Quiet he feels my wrist
And he gravoly shakes his head.
Snow, now, dear sir must insist
That you so at ten to bed'
But DR.. Merryman for me
OF all the pill-box crewi
For he smiles and says, as he fobs his fee
Laugh on, whatever You dol"
So now eat what I ought to eat
And at ten go to bed,
And laugh in the face of cold or heat;
For thus have the doctors said!
And so I count them up again,
And praise them as I can:
There's DIR. Diet, and DR.. Quiet, and Or. Merry
man. The Independent.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20

BoX-WoOD.-The box tree or lockwood
tree is an evergreen plant which seldom
reaches over 90 feet in height; it is q native
of various parts of Europe and Asia. There
are many varieties WHICH arc grown as orna-
mental plants, and a very dwarf kind is a
familiar occupant Of gardens, where it is
used Us edging for walks
The wood Of the box-tree has long been
celebrated for its hardness and closeness of
grain. The medieval collections testify to
the exquisite skin of some of the old wood
carvers on this material. It's chief charoc-
teristics are excessive hardness, great wejobt
evenness and closeness Of grain, light color
and being susceptible OF fine polish. These
are the qualities which render it so yaluabIa
to the wood engrayer, the turner, the mathe-
matical instrument maker, ard others The
best is SAID to come from the vicinity of tbe
Black Sea, and which formerly appeared in
commerce in logs 4 feet long and from to
8 inches in diameter. In the district of
Tenckaboun, in the province of Mazenderun.
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PEN PICTURE OF A BEAUTIFUL
WOMAN,

G3OhANs
I saw last evening, says Clara Bells New
Lork letter, the woman who, in my critical
opinion, is the most beautiful woman in the
world. If there is a shadow of fault in
Ter face or form, it has escaped my discover
ng eyes. I formed this conviction years
md years ago, when [ first saw her as q
risky burlesquer on the stage. held to it
Igainst all competition, when, later On, she
llayed semi-tragic roles quite badly; and
low that she is doing a comedy part happily
It the Park Theatre, | am fixed in it for life.
|he IS an ideal Venus-or would be, but for
he restrictions of propriety. One Of the
Tesses she wore last night was as near the.
'ounds as possible without going beyond.
Her graceful arms were bare right up TO the
OPS OF her shoulders; her smO0thest OF
ecks was uncovered, and Wedge-shaped
TRIP OF her skin was visible helfway down
o her belt, while the edges Of the covering
4 her upper bodice appeared opaque. She
vas truly lovely, and had only one fault
o lind, was OutrageOusly whitewashcd.
)eiore the glaring iootlights, but Alice Dun
ing Lingard (she is the creature l have
been raYing about doesn't need to be
iwabbed all oyert1sA second of her costumes
Tas q dark-brown satin, so cIeyerly draped
hat is was as little q detriment to her su-
perb figure as it is possible for skirts to be.
i was brocaded with leaves and blossoms of
BALE gold. There was a petticoat Of brown
attn covered with white lace 1ounces, the
lesigns being outlined with gold threads,
nd the HOunces reaching from belt to hem
he tunic and corsage were figured with
old, and the elbow sleeves and the inside
{ the high ruff were trimmed with gold
Ice She carried an oval fan of soft white
fathers, bordered by bright ones from the
beasts Of tropical birds. Her reddish golden
hir was brushed back and tied low on her
Bck, then divided into two plaits while the
font hair formed a low ridge over ner low
trehead. One of the plated strands en-
crcled the brow as in the pictures of Sapho,
ad the other was arranged in low knot
t4iio ID 'A'C FNoS itaohAAOlI III 4i'>i1
dessing, and pearl beads are usually woven
tito The plaits; but Mrs. Lingard wisely
trusted to the suitableness of the Grec;an
aBy4e, andw q very high-headed goddess
% gaze uDOn. At one point in "Divorcons" "
RDecame necessary Tor the heroine 20 show
Ter foot. She is dining at a restaurant, but
is all right, her companion being her hus-
hand. She had just fallen in love with him
anew, after recovering from a Irritation with
al army officer, and when her ex- dirtee ar
rves she hides behind q screen 50 as not to
meet him. Her husband vows it is another
woman, whom lie would not compromise by
revealing. To convince the officer, it is
ageed that she shall thrust her foot out into
vitw, as he declares he would recognize it if
it belonged to her. She does so, disclosing
q sapely, but not too small, foot. On it was
q French shoe made entirely Of velvet, with
tht toe covered by jet embroidered blue
tinted. silk embroidered stockings. The
mnmuyre was managed with modesty; and
she also performed the feat OF smoking
cigarette.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. NUrci I. 1873
We the undersigned, having an acquaintaucs
with Captain GEORGE L. LEMON for the past fey
years, and knowledge of the systematic manner
in which he conducts his extensive business and OF
his reliability for fair and honorable dealings con-
nected herewith, cheerfUily commend him to
claimants generally.
A. V. RICE. Cicfr7ro,
Committee i9UGlid Pensions ToItSs Rcns
VI. f. SLLNONS II. c.
Second District of ArE
W. p LYNDE. VI. c.
Fourth District Of HIS
r. W. TOWNSHEND. NJ. c. -
-ftneteeI,iI District Of H.
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Bounty and Pay.
Collections promptly made.
Property taken by the Army in
States not in InSurreCtiOn.

Claims Of this character will receive special at
tertlon, provided they fled before J..uuary l.
lsS0 If not filed prior to that date they barred
by statute Of limitation.
IN addition to the above we prosecute Military
and Naval clAims of every description procure Pas
ents, Trade-Narils, Copyrights. attend to busi-
ness before the General Land Office and other I}u-
reaus Of the Interior Department, and all the De-
partments of the Government.
We invite correspondence from all interested as
suring them of the utmost promPtitude, energy
and thOroughness in all matters intrusted TO our
hands.
GEORGE Eu LEMON.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20

SORGHUM As a SUGAR PRODUCER.-It is
announced that committee Of the National
Academy Of Science have pronounced "that
sorghum is sugar-bearing plant next to
the sugar-cane of the tropics; that it is so
in actual cane-sugsr contents, and that it
Las continental spread Of variability and
adaptation to the various soils and climates
ii the United States" This may be a new
discovery TO the committee, and is in accord
i.Ece with many Of the discoveries of So
The National tribune., 1882-05-20

Persia, the lockwood grows in abundance
IN 1876 purchases to the value of $4,000
we're made of this wood in that province, but
is it is being rapidly cut, and no provision
made for planting more the supply viii soon
be exhausted.
\ For eDgraver's use the wood is cut across
the grain into slices about an inch thick.
The roots are used for inlaying and for fine
pabinet work.
The ancients made great use of the box IN
the ornamentation of their villas, and made
musical instruments from lis wood. Pliny
says that nothing is more fit to be clipped
into shapes, and that 10 animal viii touch
its seed; the branches are fatal to camels
that eat them, and Corsican honey was sup
posed to owe its infamy to the bees feeding
bn the flowers Of the box-tree.
1t has also medicinal value, and at one
tilae had repute as a cure in hydrophobia.
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Increase Of Pensions.

Pension laws are more liberal now than former
ly, and many are now entitled to higher Vate than
they receive.
From and after January, 1881 shall make
charges for my ScTyireS in claims for increase Of
pension, where disability IS alleged, unless
successful III procuring the increase.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20
Restoration to Pension Roll.

Pensioners who have been Uniusty dropped
from the pension roll, or whose names have been
stricken thercrOm by reason OF failure To draw
their pension for period Of three years, or by
reason of re-en!istment. may have their pensions
renewed by corresponding with this House.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsHINGTON, D. C., March =, lN75
From several years acquaintance with Captain
GEORGE Z. LEMON of thIs city. I cheerfuIly com
mend him as a gentleman of integrity and well
qualified 10 attend TO the collection Of bounty and
other claims against the Government. His expe-
rience in that line give him superior advantages
". =. SPEAGUE, NJ c.,
EtFfcrth District Of Ohio
JAS. D. STRAWBRIDGE, NJ. G.
ThirteenIt District Of Pennsylvania
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War of 1912.

All surviving officers and soldiers Of ths war,
whether in the Military Naval service Of the
United states who served fourteen Il Gays. or if
in a battle slirnish, for less period, and the
widows of such who have not remarked, are
titled to pension of eight dollars a month. Proof
of loyalty Is no longer required IL these claims.