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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON SUN.
DAY, STATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA 2IN
NETWORK.

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIp-
MENT, AND TIL FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave NewYork via Desorosses and Court
landt. It. Ferries as follows:
6lJ 72O g. 80 90 10 Limed II M, l. $780, 34O
4, D. q, Z, and y. and ~ night Sundays, g. g.
90 I4mitod) ami 10 4, u, T. 5 aud y. ~, II
night.
100 m. and p running through VIA Trenton and
Camden.
Returning Broad street stations Philadelphia
l2Ol, 3O5 $50. 34o, 800 73u, 20 $50 and III n m
Gimed Express $50 p M l, 8 1. 8, OPS Limited g
GO 7:l5 and 30 ,. on Sunday l2.Ol 300 500
345 80 L. 1928 Limitedl. $50 7l5 aud 20 n M
Philadelphia via Camden, Ia and Also D. m daily
except sunday.
Ticket onces 49, $40 and ga Broadway Astor House
DesbrOsses and Courandt sta Coui St aud
BrOoSlyn Annex station. foot OF Fulton St Brooklyn Nos
ia Is IudsonsL. HObOken sIaton Jersey civ,
Emerant Ticket Office, Pier /. $500 ''
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences $3.50
CHARLES Il. PUGH, J. r. WOoD
6eneral Manager General Pass'r Agent
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Qenchers.

ABLE and accomplished professors, tutors,
~ govemcsses lecturers. companions and hOnsekeepets
supplisd by MISS " !. IDUNi, American 1nd Foreign
Teachers Agency % Union square.
4 MEXICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
n BUREAU supplies without charge, colese% schools
thoroughly competent professors piincl-
p,I- and Families gong abroad OF 10 Inc county
pfompty suited with superior utOrs companions and GOV,
ernoss Cau On or address Professor LEGENDRE. Lbs
broadway. new York
ABLE and accomplished professors, tutors,
~ 90 cruessos lecturers companions secretaries ana
charge no charge 10 taohers
un suppied school fuTn tufc kiudefgaten aad scho0l
ample, LinCcrgltcu school Tor sale l. MIRIAM COY
KiE,.E & Co. 81 East l7tu.sL. Union square
CIRCULARS of good shOos, with careful
" adyic, FREQ To parent. + MIRIAM Con hibhb q
co. 81 East l7th st. Union square
NE GARNO'S DANCING ACADEMY,
~ standard Hall l.476 Broadway.
MISS UESSE. 80 West 2ISt-st., supplies
vi competent teachers tutors goveuesses readers sing
ems houseLreprrs Best al ice gwen 10 parents on hoc
of -choos references by favor Hon Taunton Flsh anu
ex.-ectoiaIy EyaIts.
XVANTED.-FOr large school uptown, a
w lady to teach primary class; gool salary and COM
forabe q home Address PRINCIPAL Box So Inoune
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RAILROAD.
on aud after February 10, 1888.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York via DesbIOsSes and COurtandt
streets Ferries as follows -
Harrisburg Psuurg the West and South, with Pullman
Palace ars attached, n. and daily. New York
and Chicago Limited OF ParlOr Dining smoking and Sleep
ing cars at 3 g. H. every day.
WiliamspOrt Haven. 2. M CORY and trie az
D. m connecting CORY for Itusvlle. Petroleum Gen.
tire. a III the OH Regions. - . -.
Baltimore Washington and South Limited Washing
Express pu Palace cars daily except sunday 10
a m arrive Washington D. ~ Regular VIA IS a r. IL
5:lj and . ~ $40 and p M ana IL alght VIA
r. and 4. r.. ! and D. NJ and IL night =, -.
Sunday and Z. H. r., a =. M ana IL nlShti
via q. and o. Il. r., 7 D. m and IL night -
city except sunday oIo e. m anu p H. On
Sundavs a IN. Through on p. M. train
For apo May except sunday 5l0 llOa w. On saturdays
only D. 49,, ,....,.. .., t,,o.,,a % o,,,,.
MIA halfway ANA Amboy, " IN IL noon $50 ana D. NJ
On sunday 9 a. IN. Does not stop at AsbuTy Park.
Roas Of Irookyn connect with all through trains
Jersey CITY afOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel .,..-,- q. ~. -, "a -.
iG2O D m. daily. From Washington and Gilmore, ESQ.,
4, so a. NJ 3d. $50 93j, luS5 and 1880 p. sunday,
6:SO $50 a l035 and 10 90 ?. w. From Baltimore l20
D. M on SUNDAY. $3.50 p. From Philadelphia $780, 620
ESQ 50. $50 $40, 1910 ll4o NJ l2O. 2. 800. $50.
20 so $40 IS. 1920 1885 and 10 80 p. sunday
$50, 20 80. $50. ll;lO $40, 1.30, 9Sj 1870
10 IS and 1880 p. m.
IO DIIII ADET pIIA
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.

DOPULAR SHORE LINE,
l. FOR PROVIDENCE BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three Express trains daily Sundays excepted Boston 40
M M paror car attached and 10 with palace
carsl. i. w. POPPLE, Agent
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For Both SexeI-Cou1Erv

For Both oeXej-UonatrV
4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
~ from Ne..YOrk. dhllr51 recsiVs motlars cara
Mira II. O. MOKHGLL. Na1It1'st. - /
DOCKIA\D COLLEGE. - Nyack on the
IL Hudson Both sexes. s22j send for catalogue W. H.
BANNtsTER. A. NJ.
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For Bows and Young men-country

For Bows and Young men-Countrv
ALEXANDER MISUNDERSTANDING Board
"a ing school White Pains, ~ y. y - WILLIS pb d
DLUMS Erziehungslnsfalt.- Boys. prepared
Cole or 2 to BE- P'f TGF S9Yu0
pOYS and YOUNG MEN Drivl Jeiy iittei FOR
ID college Conditioned or rele ,teI eantlIe. coloheL
summet d: viI',r Ss13Slr.lt. az = 4 - IA ~
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. POUGHKEEP-
.Hnment 5cn6,i snd fSr 3 JOINNILEI Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
worcester Mass 273 year 70. Ls 1qornl'on ap
DEEKSKILL my Military Academy.-For
| circulars address Coz. @ %R.GHT Il PnnclgaI
PARK lNoTIrU laEE,,
For poy, seo1a wear. NliLEXaY rArL0cK. PrtnGlo,l
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
English Degrees confer, Ell. Col. TiiEO HYATT IRE.
SUMMlr MILITARY ACADEMY, summit,
- = Alfred \ Fnl er T. b. Principal 500 Der year
Second hify ar egins Febmlry /
THE HOPKlN> GRAMMAR ,NHO ~: N lew.
tees ~ preSiGent r 3 wooiscy +. " Blake IL D.. Pro
i''f PAo f9,%asr a. IS " GSOs
dress W. l.. GUSHING. Rector
For Young Ladies-Country.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
NLApGE-. Potstown, Annual session
0Een sep, P6 nj adpha VITA toaSi car. ron ew YORK
Nv Bound BROOK route Hone coni)rts 2ate1ta 2as
large grounds ana aou VOL .nown t2 beauty Ana 9snth
For catalogues address Gao %. 81 I ~ = u rIla
DREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel. \; 7.
| J Home.ixe thorough. progressive New lnsiratedor
cuar WITH All oIrtcuart D"okGe q. smith, A NJ
IIOXG INSTITUTE for young ladies', Parry
town nonc care rGorSasq eur. S Of Sa,y
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES' e1U'nsaSa ' s nq nY limited
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NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston Worcester Nashua, Portland and the East
The new iron steamer - -..,
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without the most elegant boat ON the SOUND ana
tbe favorite CITY OF NEW YORK.
leave pier No 40 foot OF Watts st. next pier
above Ferry. daily, sundays At pm
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Jnstruftion.
For Rovs and Young Men-City.

For BOYS anu 7 UU1g ufcu-0IOy'
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition,
n afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. l45 w. 40thst
CIRCULARS of good schools with ca rel
" advice free TO parents Il. MIRIAM COYRlEhE q
co. lO6 East
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For Young Ladies-Citv.

For Young Ladies-Citv.
DRfVATE CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES'
instruction IN english Latin. Modern LANGUAGES ana
Piano MISS NJ. f. coz. Principal. 81 West l2th-st
Miscellaneous.
CHARLES' FRENCH SCHOOL.-BERGERS
new system French conversation quickly acquli ed
Detective pronunciation corrected Classes ADD conVer-
stona lesSous and Fee demon 'tratOn every
Mondly snd Thursday go O'Clock IIoieSso. CHAkLEs
al mo Association gt,cniQue OF Pls member OF the
legion o. Homo The AUTHORS delecate 81 East l,th.st
Union square. Reference ID. Appleton Co cry satur
don az . ociOsk. free class for American teachers
ANGIAGES. MUSIC or SCIEN CES, at the
II INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, The vigorous IeaI!ns
cboo OF Nsw YORK refined ladies' ami gentlemen stan
~ . teachers Oli ogy methods no mo e. y.
Diy for circulars Trial lesson gratis PKOFE5oOh Coi'
kkA, Principal. AZ " est 2fth5t
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NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON. N. Y.
Established 1856
c..arLntnnaent- Il HAYS NJ. d..

Boarding School the highest grade whose tnreeoo
end and sculpulOusly followed, 70 mould, at an cary W.
the intellect OF youth by Scicnc the will by ooedteace anu
the feelings BIZ rsLgon separating these niee &
requisites Instruction, discipline religion WINE nns LUZ
every profession. - IL, nm thu
Situated on Washington Heights about ten miles up ine
Hudson Il reached by the Sixth Avenue Elevated od
l5jthst always IN waiting or by timely no
the snpef1nendent meets the arrival O any tIa
beautiful aud athy place-on an eminenee com
handing most delightful sceneryOr more dtuacuNv
rOundngs not found along the faramd Danks vi to
Hudson Its buildings are unusually homeike , 4.
There Of Ian attached t0t shaded ana ln
tersected by oak groves aoding ample for play
grounds
French German md Spanish spoken
APPLY F0U CATALOGUES.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
MadsOnave and l4thst. fits for the school OF hlne+
Institute. sheffield &c and teclnic9 prolesson
Glasses in Architectural and Mechanical Drawing. -.
A. COLIV late Engineer Corps u. s. NJ ami Professor 40
Naval Academy.
\ University Grammar School, 1,4Sl Broadway,
u near 42d.st. doth year, Primary, Commercial ani
Classical Departments N. NJ Hobby W. IL Akin Principals
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6teamboals an6 Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.

Via Philadeph BaItimore ana washington
Trains leave from Pennsylvania RR Depot .
D. except sunday for Washington AM All points Wesl
m, DAILY FAST EXPRESS tnr9ugn s,eepns Goacns.
10 chicago Cincinnati st. Louis Connects Tor AL points
West ~ ..... xva..
rabies. Tickets Sleeping Bertns ana basg
apply Companys Office $40 and Il broldway' 900 u'
IL Ironk
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6teamboats an0 Railrod0s.

TOR NEW-IIAVEN.-Ste leave Peck
Il slipat D. ID. and II p m t~uniays excepted lip NJ
steamer arrive IN tune fo early North aud East.
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I EHIGH VALLEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
leave depOts OF Cortandt and DesorossessA AZ
7Ua m 40 and D. for EasOn. Beth chem. Allentown
heading Mauch Chunk Wikesbarre, Towanda Wayery.
ithaca Geneva Lyons. Buffalo and the West Pullman
through daily Local trains at osO IN Tor
EastOn Bethlehem aud COplay. "a =. 1000, o.. ~,
points In Mahanoy azelton coal regions sunday Tram
local Mauch Chunk. $40 a. Leave Mauch Shunk AZ
f,,,,rrb and Cor
Nohc'"- 1900" L BNINGION. q. r. A.
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>TEW.Y0RK AND LONG BRANCH R. r. =,

N" lPennsylvana X r.. foot Cortanas
Sta,,ons |. Ney.York at. and DesbrOssesst .-..
Sta1'ois - Central r. x Of y. j.. foot Lioerty'sI
LEAVE NETWORK commencing Oct IL: lSSz- 80 lax
FOR south AmbOy via c. h r. OF y }. 8, olo a. n, ~, ~
4. 9 p via Penn. r. r. g. II m. sunay d. Ia
4. p N. Penn. r. r. a M IL m $3.50 D D. III Sum
fof Red Bank. Long Branch. Ocean Grove Aspu5y t
Sea tirt Point Pleasant &C. X II OF ~ =. % Pr
M Las 4 y. M Penn. r r. a M ~ M o;oo' perE1
SUNDAYS mot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asou'y N'
nTi lakewood TONS River Bsrnegat &c via O. X H-'t
n i ar Ifreenod via g. X r. Of n SD It2 m; -
Po1 AtSnuc Gity Vineland BridgeOn Sc tS M
IL +, n q 4 4. Of j. O. p. A.. q. r. r. supt.
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FOR BOSTON
TIE LATEST EVENING TRAIN,
With Pullman sleepes leaves Grand Central Depot az i''
D. m. week days.
Get tickets
NEwYoRK AND NEw.ENGLAND RAILROAD.
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NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
SATONIC and NAUGATUCK KAILRCAI s Steam OF
leave atherine ip 1870 M, 300 p M %sd.st h''
River 3 /, D. ~ Fue lower than by any other route.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-20

woman and child, all elegantly dressed
boarded the train. The man wanted two
seats facing each other, and asked the
brakeman 10 furnish The seats. The rail-
road emp,oye could not accommodate Tie
man M the car WAS full. Hot words ell
sued when the stranger struck the brake
man. A lively scuftle WAS at once inaug-
ursted, and for time II looked like every
body on the train would take hand. The
conductor tried to stop It, and when TIT
stove was in danger of being tipped ovel
and possibly the Ger set on fire, large and
powerful gentleman, atlired IN the heigh'
Of fashion and flashing with diamonds
who, until now, had sat behind the lady, q
quiet and seemingly unperturbcd witness
Of the whole scene, sprang TO his feet and
In tvinkling casting of his overcoat and
plug bat, shouted with many interjectional
explosives, Held on there; If there's TO be
any more fghusg count inc IN. am jusl
from Texas and dy ing to whip man yes,
q whole train.lOad of them" This seemed
10 quiet the disturbance asd soon after all
was serene. The man, woman and child
got OF the train at Ottawa. Conductor
FOrtney says he don't wish any more such
crank fits on his tram In the future"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-20

The city council of Princeton, Burear
county, passed IN ordinance last session
declaring that any minor or any person II
the habi. of getting drunk who shall pur
chase or offer to purchase any intoxicating
liquor at any place where the same is sold
in the city shall, upon conviction, be fined
not to exceed $e5 for the first otfense and
not over 800 for the second.
That city council should have leather
medal, and n kicking. 1t is safe to say
there Will be no liquor suits there if the
Witnesses are compelled 10 swear upon
themselves fine OF s. to s2j or 500 at
each tip!
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mary enterprise OF the Chicago newspa-

binary enterprise OF the Chicago newspa-
pers:
In the Office of the Grand Pacific iiotcl
hangs a ail.bae into which the letters
and papers which guests of the house wish
10 send away are unfortunately dumped
This evening at Z 80 a bell boy was sum
moncd TO Mrs. Langtry's parlors, and on
returning TO the Office was noticed to place
letter In the bag. A few minutes there
after the missive WIS taken out and was
found TO bear the following inscription
"Mr. Fred Gebhardt, Union Club, New
York City" Newspaper reporters eo'
wind Of II and tried to steal the letter, but
II is believed that none OF them were sue
IcAssful.
A dispatch from Freddie, however, ap
pears TO have been crlbbcd, and is TIL.
umphantly published ~ follows:
SYRACUSE. Jan. S.--Darling, will soon
be with you, and hope that we may never
part again. only wish was there now,
instead Of on this bcastly old train. Tele-
graph me few words at Philadelphia
With bushels of love. Yours,
FRRDDIE
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From Garfield.

GARFIELD, Ill.,, Jan. II, 1883.
We have an 9-inch snow fall this morn
ing and wind from Horthwest--indicatlng
cold. Thermometer has boen low a ma.
iony Of the time during December 1882,
and 60 much OF January 1883, and the
present prospects arc that the rest of Janu.
AIRY will indicate below zero.
There is but little csrn beiag marketed
here. although the roads are splendid. Hay
and straw are in good demand-$8 for tho
former and 81 for the latter In the stack.
Tho health Of our neighborhood Is good /;
colds, coughs and sore throat prevailing
generally.
Gong west 10 the leading topic here.
Among those going are G. Inner, John
Grukow, John Hobson. John Vot, Pine
Thrssher, John Gotchai, J. b. Ramsey, A.
Myers, j. T. NOLAN, our energetic hog and
cattle buyer, together with their respective
families. We regret that so many of our
best citizens are leaving, but hope their
places will be occupied by others As thor.
ougA ana enterprising and as social rs they
p II. Jennett's family received quite q
scare on Tuesday night. Mrs. Jenne,t, be-
ing troubled with tooihache. and to re-
lieve the same, her sister Jennie admins
tered creosote; and while dong 70 the lit
tie :wo-yearold son, unknown to anyose.
took the bottle of creosote, and, childlike
proceeded 10 take drink. A scream and
Wild confusion was the scene for some
time, sweet milk, white of eggs and goose
grease being administered as remedies for
peison. The doctor. beng summoned and
quickly coming In, said all had been done
that could have been done, expressing an
opinion that there would be no serious re-
cult. AL were Quoted. and the boy Is all
right again. INooosITO.
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Lightning rod peddlers have come TO the
front again. A farmer up about Sheridan
signed contract tor $40 which afterwards
turned ont to be u note for $50. The far.
mer had it TO pay.-Streator Times.
We had hoped editors had gotten over
the nonsense of teaching their readers that
they can be holden for forged paper No
bank or sensible business man ever pays a
forged note yet such was clearly the note
this Sheridan farmer is said to have been
fool enough to pay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-20

Judge Bremen, Of Kansas, 10 q late sui
brought by brewer against the state fol
damages TO his property by the passage o.
the prohibition liquor law, laid down the
following rs his view Of the law of the
case
81 have yet 10 be convinced that the
legislature has the power to prescribe VIVA
a citizen shall eat or drink, or what medi
cines he shall take, or prevent him from
growing or manufacturing that which MS
Judgment approves, tor his own use as
food, drink or medicine. Further, prior
TO the constitutional amendment, the man
ufacture of beer was free and unrestricted
no license, permit, or condition was re.
oured under that state Of law. This de-
PENDANT invested his means in building
and machinery suitable for the purpose OF
manufacturing beer, and unsuitable for
any other purpose, worth $4,000 for the
former use, and not worth 10 exceed Il, 500
otherwise. The denial Of the use has thus
practically deprived him of $500. Is no!
thus taking private property for public use,
without any compensation If the public
good requires the destruction of the value
of this property, Is not prior compensation
indispensable
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-20

La Sale DemorG: The dull lnonolo
ny Of railroad transit was somewhat re-
Iieved Friday evening last on popular 10,
FortDey's accommodation train, and tn,
sleepy passenger aroused 70 pitch of er
element seldom attained by somewha
serio comic episode altogether outside @
The incidents Usual 10 railroad travel
when the train arrived At Morris MAJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-20

A neighborng exchange has unearthed
another swindle that has been practiced
around there. The swindle is not new bu,
is very ingenious one and brings large
interest 10 the man who works it. The
swindle is described n follows A one
dollar and five dollar bill, greenbacks or
national bank currency arc torn in two in
the middle and the half OF the one and the
hal, Of the 1--WE are pasted together Tn
less closely scrutinized they will be
apt 70 be taken for flves. Thus with six
dollars the swindlers nave been making a
clear profit OF four dollars out of the two
fives. The swindlers are generally in the
guise of peddlars, ana have taken in quite
q number Of our farmers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-20

A good agent and correspondent In every
town In the county. We will pay good
men. who send with their applications
good references, a liberal commission on
al new business sent Us. Young men
with little TO do during the next two
months can make spending money with
bus little work Make applications i'm
medis,siy. WIN. OshAE & SoN.
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Perfect Success,

Those two words have a vast meaning when
fully comprehendcd A perfect success can
he truthfully applied to DR.. Jones Red Clio
yer Tonic, which cures dyspepsia, bilious.
ness, costivenoss. all diseases Of the kidneys,
liver and bladder. 1t is d perfect tonic aud
blood purifier; 1t keeps the skin clear and
bright, drives away pimples and makes the
general health excellent. Price 80 cents at
4. Y. Griggs'. (2)
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Free of Cost.

By calling at G. Gehrlng's drug store you
can get a sample bottle OF DR.. Bossnko's
Cough and Lung Syrup which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show you
what the regular so cen, size will do. When
troubled with asthma, bronchitis, dry, hack
ing cough, pains in the chest, and all diseas.
90 OF the throat and lungs, try sample bot
tic OF this medicine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-20

The Mark Lane Erpress, OF London,
having circulated questions respecting
dranght horses among number of great
firms, etc, employing them, obtained
much information In reply. To the ques-
ton, us there any breed OF heavy draught
horses which, more than another, IS cs.
pecially adapted to heavy work in paved
,ownsF" the Southampton Dock Company
replied: with twenty-five years experl
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We All Know

That water never runs up hill; that kisses
taste better than they look, and are better af-
ter dark; that 1t is better to be right than to
be left; that those who take Dr. Jones' Red
Glover Tonic never have dyspepsia, costive.
ness, bad breath, piles, pimples, ague and
malarial diseases, poor appetite, low spirits,
headache or diseases of kidneys and bladder.
Price 50 cents, OF F. Y Qriggs.
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Testimony from the Press.

TO those afflicted with lung trouble, hear
what w. D. Wilson, Of the Ottawa IN TinVs
says: "After being disabled for three months
with a cough, and lung trouble. often spit.
ting up blood, can testify that l am cured
permanently by the usr OF DR.. Bigelow's
Positive Cure" A free trial bottle can be had
at X. Y. Griggs's drug store. (2)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-20

The Illinois State Grange was in session
at Decatur this week with a large attend
ance Of delegates. The net gain in mem
bership the past year was 1880.
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Griggs's Glycerine Salve

The hest on earth can be truly ssid OF
Griggs's Glyccrne Salve, which is sure cure
ior cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and
all other sores. VIII positively cure piles,
letter and all skin eruptions. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only %
cents. For sale by all druggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-20
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-20

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