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A. ], WILLIAMSON,

NOElCts.- ESTATE OF GYMS SHAVER, lSTco
~ Notice Is hereby given. that the undersigned Nd
miniTratOr NJ the estate OF Cyrus Shaver. la'c, G
the county of Ia Sale and state OF Illinois eeccHseJ
VIII appcar befor; the Probate Court OF said cCuby
the third Monday being the 18th day ~ April 1883
the Probate Court Room. Ia Ottawa, IN said COuaty
when ard where all persons havine c1,rs or Gemand
against said estate are notified to- aitc- and present t,
same in writing for adjustment
Dated this 26ih day III February . .. lsS3.
SEoRGB -. SHAVER.
man3-Sw Administrator
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The Utica Bridge case still CO. I,,yu..s 70
annoy the courts~and attorne' q. !; would
be rattle: ro,ah on the Bird .se Company to
be again featcn in The U. s, Circuit Court. as
THAI Gten SO frequently in the stere courts
II FL degrees. And vet We would tot be sur
prised to find it 80 In the end The Bridge
Company have learned & LESSEN, it is hoped,
in this Casa lesson many Corporations for
get: that the minority tn put it mildly in
this particular case) have ~ghts that even a
majority and corpora.sens are bound 10
respect.
however, as lie Company has been
downed" SO cftea, we publish, for what ii
is worth, on the lint OF its attorney, Mr.
Bonney, STRAW for that side, fonrd in q
late number o: Tee Chicago Times, which Mr.
Bonney pruneS into shape:
The vaIiaity OF contract entered into be
tween a ccrsty and an Individual for the
transfer Q. real property has teen recent,
passed tpoE by the Supreme Court of ibt
United St1tes, in the ease OF Cidsn,aa vs.
county Commission RS ~ Doasids 90. The ap
pellant Chapman, a citizen Of Tennessee
March ., 1859. conveyed TO the county com
uissio-erS OF Douglas county, Nebraska, It'll,
10 10 acres Of land, 20 be used as poor farm
for HE county, the confederation heiEr
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HarrEpD.

Al Whites Hotel, on the 22d inst. by arthur Lock-
wood Era Mr.. sEVERT THOMPSON 10 Miss ISA-
BELLA HANOI, both Of Mission.
AT the residence of Mrs. Hocman In Deer Park. on
Feb. 2sth. by Rev. +. A. Williams, Mr. JOHN lSHAM
Nrd Mrs, EMMA HADLEY.
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Christopher Foster, a carpenter in the en-
p!oy Of Weis & Wolf, was horribly and IA
tally injured, on Wednesday last by being
caught on the shaft that drives large grind
stone, by his coat and whirled rapidly around
for several revolutions, his body striking the
floor on each revolution. His injuries, SO far
as were visible, consisted Of broken arm
and leg.
Mr.. Foster died yesterday morning about
10 o'clock. He hau rested well during the
night and was to all appearance in a fair way
to recover, when reaction set in that car.
ried him of. He leaves a wife and eight chill.
dren, the eldest OF whom is a daughter -
years Of age. The funeral will be conducted
by Humboldt Lodge, A. F. II A. NJ, from the
house Sunday afternoon. All members OF the
order are requested to attend, convening at
the hall of that Lodge at o'clock.-The de.
ceased leaves little property, but was insur-
ed in the Masonic Mutual Benefit Association,
OF Canton, H., from which the family will re-
ccive about 81 400, which the family greatly
need
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CONSUMPTION
IL the following IL not found 10 be true in every re
-pect the Doctor offers s. 600 in cash;
PEORIA, I'LL, April 10. 1870.
think il due from ne to the general public TO make
the following statement of fncts concerning my treat
ment under Mrs. Or kcCS, and the great dement's |
have received
In December lAstmy attendant physician 7ronounccd
my ease one OF genuine consumption. And from me
same source il reported that could not possibly
live through the month OF March. now pact on Inc
9Th of February gave up everything else ana began
treatment under the direction of Mrs Dr. keck Az
that time my lungs We're Ia fearful condition the
right one being apparently dead, and the lc.; Oiled
with corruption, whic raised In very large quaint
ties sometlmcs as much as quart in u hours. The
soreness the lett side excessive My knee joints
were 30 stifened | could scarcely step. and my Net,
ankles aHi hands swesd badly 1 then weighed l4i
pounds. Now after less than ten weeks treatment
weigh l6i pounds. the saP,c sctLes, with the
clothing-a gain ~ seventeen 10 pounds. This "a
more than have GetsAcd Ia over three 49, years. |
have vastly mprovr9 III every symptom above named
In fact toeir NY experience under this treatment
something waly remarkable. md think all similarly
afflicted sh0nd know of II. will cheerfully give fur
.hes Information 10 any interested who may inquire.
Respectfully. WIN. WALLACE WARNER.
No, | u Helen strcer. Peoria, H.
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we are indebted TO Gen. Photo. Bowman
from various points on the river from the Fox
TO the county asylum, preserving the details
Of the flood at its height, from picturesque
points with excellent fidelity. They are very
handsomely finished, and in years TO come
will be most interesting for comparison. His
views Of the burned Reddick block with ice
effects are also very pretty.
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STATIONERY.
Pictures and Frames.
WALL PAPER.

Our stock of Wall Paper includes all the g'!ea, lrov
n cheap brown blank To the finest gold paper. We also
have fine line OF borders decorations. &c making
the best stock outside of Chicago
Also Window Shades, Cornlccs, fivtures &c
Call and examine stock. You VIII Nnd our pr1ers
low, and goods of the best quality.
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PEORIA, Ill. July 20, 1880.
Mrs De. kkCA-- pea n adam: To my letter OF
April TO- let me add that my Improvement after that
was constant and permanent go that by the last or
Apr!l a. able to 70 to work again at my trade the
arduous one Of a brick nj ,son, and have ever since
worked regularly, making full time with my co labor.
ers now feel better than have In years have
stopped the use OF the treatment. for lao longer need
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Rem ADVERTISEMENTS.
Public Sale.

will sell. at my residence, NJ the Town OF Farm
Ridge, ms sonth of OTTAWA and ~ niles northwest
commencing at 10 O'Clock NJ. the following proper.
~ consisting " :: Head of Grade Cattle, ana thor
ouRhhred Dninain Bull: ~ Head of Horses, consisting
OF work horses. brood mares and cots one three.
quarter blood stallion colt coming two years old
eral stands OF bees farm implements and other prop.
erty. j. G.. & ALLEN MOSS
DAVID BENDER, Auctioncer. narS.Iw
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The council committee to redlstrict the
wards of this city held meeting on last Fri
day evening, and after much discussion final
jy adopted unanimously the boundaries out
lined in last Saturdays FREE TRAnEn-that
Is, leaving the present seventh ward intact
and calling it the first; the second will EN-
brace the old second and part OF the third;
the third will consist of the old first ard g
part Of the fourth; the new fourth is made up
OF the present fifth and that part OF the fourth
north of it to the bluff; while the fifth con-
sists of the old sixth and the balance of the
fourth. The report will be presented 10 the
council at its next Tuesdays meeting and
will probably be approved
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Seed CORN,

would respectfully inform the pnblic that viii
have TWO CAR LOADS on CHOICE SEED CORN
in from the west about March 'bth aEampl OF which
can now be seen NJ the Grain once in Grand RIdsc
This Corn grown alhlost directly west OF here
ana Is OF hrst quality, ara wil he sold rs WY reasona
be figures H. 4 CLARK
March j, 1850, Grand Ridge, III.
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,,,,Np,,r- In net, A.. h,a

SNAMpAIGE. Ill, Oct. Il, Ms.
MnA Dv kltx--steuI Madam: | write 10 make
this stat1ent knowing many are afflicted as my wife
has bcs no do hot know that they can be cured MY
wife suffered fora long time with her kidneys and Dnd'
der, prr1stg blood and matter with urine every day.
Her liver also affected, very de6ilitated. being
scarcely able 10 get around. She began your trcak
ment in August 1881. although had little faith In your
being able to do her any good as she had been treated
by our best local physicians wi bout relief She wished
to try your treatment and after treating her eight
months she was entirely cured. Since that time she
has done her work without return of the trouble
She feels good and has gained flesh. ANY wishing
TO know anything further call at my residence or
place OF business. Respectfully.
GEORGE aAYMAN
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The "Joie de Vie" club were entertained
by Mr. Ed. Bul! on last Friday night in &
handsome manner.
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would allow:
t. but keen the medicine on hand Tor emergencies
sach rs taking cold. etc My three sisters died OF con
health but my life to your medicine. and the efficacy
and permanencc of their influence s no longer ques
ton of doubt. Allow me space for ono further refer
an night swcas. for nearly hceyears. GERS symptoms
of my condition. which, like all Others seem 10 DEFY
ply scians and medicine. These, too, have entirely
disappeared under your treatment, and | Nu agaln
well. Very respectfully Yours,
WI, WALLACE WARNER.
fkoRIA. Ill, Avg y. 1852.
Mhs Dr. kECk- IsdT NldILa: II In now over Two
years since You cured me VI and, ~ won
dcrfu az my cure Is, 1t Is permanent have worke
hard ut my trade and enjoyed good hcs.h since re-
and abandoned condition. and now feel as well M
ever in my ufc. wish you all success.
Yours with resp,Vt aud gratitude.
". W. WARNEH, ai5 BirIet 81.
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Willis's present juvenile dancing class has
been al unusually large and successful one;
and at his masquerade next week there VIII
be some 81 or 20 Of the juveniles In costume.
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Our Note Book,

Could from Nature take the enc
That sets the spheres in play,
I'd send those worries spinning through
Each other, on their table blue.
In promiscuous way.
And when. at last, left my place
Amid the gaping crowd,
BY power unseen shot into space,
I'd strike the pale moon in the face
And carom on cloud,
flNti. =.
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Now th.t the new Board OF Railroad and
Warehouse Commission have been appointed
it is to be hoped they will join with Judge
Cation, on behalf Of the State Manufacturers
Association, in urging on the legislature
modification of the Law in regard 20 railway
tariffs. The present law is simply an outrage
on the public. lis spirit was good. no doubt,
but like all arbitrary ftcrfereuccs with the
natural adjustments OF commercial values
and balances, its effect has been entirely diff
ferert from that expected. 1t works to spe
cial disadvantage to the inland manufacture
ing towns. Instead Of giving them advan
tages In rates on raw materials coming in OF
going out, it really takes away from them all
advantage OF competition they formerly had.
There is no longer any competition, and as
these tariffs arc not applied to roads coming
ing In from other states, the foreign manu-
facturer who can make the beat rates he can
has the advantage In rate over our own
manufacturers. In the matter OF coal, e. g.,
the Indiana mines, twice the distance from
Chicago. are driving Streator coal out OF Chi
caro and Northern Illinois! Commercial bal.
ances will settle themselves; but il We must
have q law to fix them, let us have one that
will give our shops o chance, for strict con-
structlon and application OF the law would
close half the factories in tho state in a week.
Locally VIC feel the elect Of the COMMISSION
ers' tariT by an increase this year OF freight
charges or merchandise Of about 80 per cent,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Mus,cal ssociation Concert.

The Musical Association e""'o'''
Tine Musical Association are in active re-
hearsal. under the direction OF Mr.. r. A.
Kendall for their public rehearsal to be CIV
an w.e,, after next, we believe. The pro
,,,,r,me PROMISES to be the finest ever at
,enpted by the Association. Among the
choruses in preparation is the magnificent
Hail Bright Abode" from Wagner
.,rannhauser," with full orchestra-the
most elaborte work ever attempted here
quite timely, following 80 soon after the
death of the great master. The chorus will
number about so voices, assisted by a large
orchestra, and piano. There will also be the
usual Complement OF solos, &C., and orches
tral numbers, and it is probable the most cN
cellent Arion Quartette will be rcorgan!zee
for the occasion. Further details will be Civ
Tn next Saturday, but We can now sa'ei!
promise a rare event,
MARRY MINER.
That most excellent variety paftH ha'I-
Miners Comedy Four, playing this week y
CHICAGO, are due here on Friday, oh:. TIE,
yiye a first class, clean entertainment, Arr
conceded the best party on the road; and TN
press generally speaks OF them as enthusia'
,ically as the Pittsburg Led,ier, which says
To say that there is good show at Ia
Academy this week would not do the per
fornance Justice; it is better than good;
ia eXcellent undoubtedly the best troup
that has been there this season. Zach per
former is an artist in his or ner partlcula
line OF business, and when put together the
live n nc-form ance that cannot be eNcellcd
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IN speaking Of the new Court House su.
pervision by Mr.. Martin Flsherty, the La
Sale De5aocr0t Gays: "Mr. Flaherty, although
at frs. savageiy bclabored 10y the Ottawa
press for not following their plan, has kept
RICH: ahead Ia his honest course, and can
proudly Say be hss done lie duty on he
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!;
Mr. G. b. stoekdalc, COUNTY saperintend.
ent o! schools, made us a pleasant coll yes.
terday. We find he had been here consulting
with Prof. Boltwood in regard to some re-
many others 10 the state uniformity in text
books and IN teaching also. The infinite va.
riety of text books is ,rite subject, doubt
| less, bat It Is one that will never be without
intcrest--to parents pocket. books. There is
not a little shifting about OF La Sale county
people, from town to town and from school
district TO school district, and that man is
! lucky who escapes buying an entirely new
outfit at each change of residence The
whole system ought to be reformed, and #
the teachers OF this county can do so much
! for the county they will save parents a deal
| of money and wear and tear OF con-
sciences, for somehow few things make II
man swear harder than cry for new
school books, which wear out fast enough
without any changes. In regard u uniformi.
J ~ in teaching 1t appears f>c-s experience in
| the class room and at tho Superintendent
examinations that there = little Of it. In the
nomenclature or ta.e grammar, Is an in
stance, there appea.-. a. wide variance as
there are teachers almost. A boy in Ctta@a
may nc sailing along finely, and yet shorid
ne go 70 Stfeator or La Sale or MeIGcts Ii
would probably find himself entirely sc sea-
] in position to start ell over sGsin. Ere
feecntly at examinations Of candidates fol
certificates the superintendent finds it nee
essary to repeat questions in a dozen differ
Tent forms to convey to the csrdidates al idei
OF whs. the question is The time lost t
pupils 0y such a sys.ep' of go-as-you-p pleas
is astoaishing-one t,ght say wicked. w
belieyu it is intcnd21 ultimately to have thes
matters brought the attention OF teacher
, in the county ; . body. They certaini
ought TO be; il : hoped An earnest efo'
= will he maGo toward reform. The lesisss
, ture has rev before il Il bill 70 reform tn
text book nuisance, but the other at pTesen
, will fal upon the teachers themselves W
should DC pleased 10 hear from the euperir
tendcZt and from teachers their views o
these subjects, or Suggestions by "iaymeu.
IN speaking Of the new Court House 81
pervision by Mr.. Martin Flsherty, the L
}. tSalle DtYaocr0t Gays: "Mr. Flaherty, althoug
/. IL. savaualy h. lac DffR "a
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CHRONIC DISEASES.

Throat and Lung Disease Liver and kG,ey AnSCpS an
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In NE treatment of nearly ZOO
than the same NJ
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THE LIFE OF MAN.

Man, born CT woman, is of few days
and no teeth. And, indeed, it would be
money in his pocket sometimes if he had
less of either. AS for his days, he vast
eth one-third of them, and as for his
teeth, he has commissions when he cuts
them, and as the last one comes through,
10. the dentist is twisting the first one
out aud the last end of that man jaw
is worse than the fist, being full of por-
c4lain and Il roof plate built to hold
blackberry seeds.
Stone bruises line his pathway to MAI
hood; his father boxes his ears at home,
the big boys cuff him i'll the play ground,
and the teacher whips him in the school
room. He buyeth Northwestern at ITO,
when he hath sold short at &c. and his
neighbor unloadeth upon him Iron Mou.-
tain at CO, and it straightway hreaketh
down to 525i. He ri>eth early and stitch
up late that he may fill his barns and
storehouses, and 10, his chilhrcn's law
yers divide the spoil among thems elves
and say '.lIa. ha.' He growloth and is
sore distressed because it raineth. and he
beateth upon his breast and salcth, MY
crop is lost" because it raineth not. The
late raitS blight his wheat and the frost
| biteth his peaches Ii it be SO that the
sun shincth, cvr; among the ninctieS, he
Sayetli, "Wun is me. fnr perish. and II
the northwest wind Sighcth down in
forty two hehow he cl;rth, NV ould l
we're dead, | lic wear >gckcloth and
blue jams men say II is a tramp" and
! if he g,eth forth sha.cn and clad in pur-
pie and line ii:cu all the people c"y,
shoot the ,ludt,
He c&Ir}ct!i ii%urarr" for twenty five
years, unlii lie hath paid thrice over for
all his goods, and then he lettrth his
policy l%p,e one day, and that same night
fire destroycth his store. He hhii'icth
| him house in Jersey. aud his tii,l born
| is devourcd by mosquitoes: he pltcheth
his tents in New York, and :ramps de
YOUR his substance. IL moveth tn Kan
saS, and cyclone carrycth his house
away over into Missouri. while u prairie
fire and ten million acres Of gras-hopi"rs
fight for his crop. He Settlrth himself
in Kentucky, and is shot the neat day by
gentleman. Il Colonel ami u statesman,
'.because sab. he resembles ,h Il man.
sab. he did not like. sab" Verify. there
is no rest for the sole Of his foot and ii
he had it to do over again lie would not
be born at all for "thc day of death is
better than the day of "mc's bin -
BujGtttG.
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SEEDS S s;;{;j1IjT Fl n

HALLS VEGETABLE SICIIIAN HAIR
REVIEWER is Il scientific combination
of some of the most powerful restora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom
1t restores gray hair to its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. 1t cures dandrutf and humors,
and falling-out of the hair 1t furnishes
the ""t"it;''" principle by which the
hair is nv,,. .ahod and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as Il hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public, as its effects
remain Il long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
the State Assayer of Massachusetts
The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test of many
years, both in this country and in
foreign lands, and it is now known and
used i'll all the civilized countries Of
Me world.
For sale by az dealers.
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ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

The Noltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will
send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro oltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men (young or Odd VIII" are
afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
and kindred troubles, guaranteeing SprrdN
and complete restoration Of health and man
~ Nlgur. AddrrSS rs abuvr. y. E.-Nr
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed.
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My son, said mother toa little
boy four years old. "whom above others
will you wish t" see when You pa S
into the spirit wcIld. Goliah.
shouted the child, with joyous anticip&
ton. unless" he quickly added, there
is a bigger fellow there
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1--WE know the value of malt, hops. qui-
nine bark and asparagus composing Malt
BitterS."
q" Best kidnc' medicine on our Shelves
"Dur lady customers highly praise them.
" Physicians prescribe them III this town.
" The largest bottle and best medicine"
soar best people take Malt Iii!trrs -
"Sure cure for chillS and liver Diseases"
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FROM FIRST PAGE.

list, by simply writing for it, and they
can then send for any approved article
to the mail order department,
where competent hands execute such
commissions carefully and promptly.
~ r q
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What Women Should Use

Dyspepsia, weak back, dependency
and other troubles caused me fearful
suffering, but Parker's Ginger Tonic
makes me feel like new being. a great
remedy. Every woman should use it..
Mrs. CARTE, Pittsburg
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FOR RENT

TNIIE Store and Dwelling House, in
L the town of Cecilton, known as I" Mcgee :
Corner considered to be a good business Stand.
Possession the tlrst OF January. 1883. ar-kAlS
Also. Tor Rent-the STORE HDiI Sc. sS!iil
Wheelwrigiit and Smith Shops, at Back H#iiE
Creek. Possession ut once. Eas.tk
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PARENTS who allow their children Ia
grow up with ScrntulorIS humnrS bursting
from every pore are guilty of :, great wrong.
Think of them pointed ont aS branded with
a loathSune disease, and you will readily
procure them the Cdticura i;rmtr!itS.
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~ Ask your grocer for Il 1rill bottle of
ilaue>' il"rS" Cure" II is the best II,i-
m"nt in the wide world for lulu aud beast .
myJ :inn
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Choice Extracts from DRUGGISTS

Premature graynesS avoided by using
Parker's Hair Balsam, distinguished for
its cleanliness and perfume.
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A PURE, wholesome di>1illatinn of which
hazel, American pine Canada tlr,mari-olL
clover blossoms, etc, fragrant with thu:
healing cSscu' Is of b,lSarn and pine. Such
is Santord'S Radical Cure for Catarrh. Conn
nlt.tt. trra1 lnnllt tor :
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GIIIICuRA.

and CrTICrRA SOAR externally and tUTTcrRA
species Of Hunor. from Common J. toimplc
Scruiula. Price Ul CuThH'RA. small boxes 5Jc. +:
large boxes. 81. tuTlJuRA kESOLN ENr. ~ per
bottle tuTICURA SOAP. DE. ttIltt KA SHAVING
Soar. l5c. Sold by all druggists.
Depot. WEEKS y POTTER Boston Mass.
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Frazer Axe Grease.

One grcaSing with Frazer Axle Grease
will last two weeks, all others two or three
days. Try it. 1t received first premium at
the Centennial Exposition.
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Ma, make brother be still. Every
time hit him on the mead with the ham
mer he hol!erS, sail Il budding scion of
Il wealthy family to his iudnlgcnt neither
Don't hit him too hard, 'larIing.' re-
piled the parent; remember he is only a
little baby"