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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23
LIE T1CCIN DE La FIEVRE
IA UNE.

lie docteur Domingos Freir-, pro.
fesSeur lie chimie a ia Facult6 de
medicine lie Rio dc Jaueiro, Il de-
CONVERT pour la tievre jaune ce que
Jenner u decouvert pour Ia petite
verole ct NJ. Pasteur pour lc char.
bon ct an,res mala.lies contaSieu-
ses lies bcs,iaux-c'est d dire III,
rem ede prcventif par incubation
DUN vaccin special. II nest pax be-
soin lie faire ressOrtir l'immense
Importance Dc cette decouverte
pour tous les pays exposes q des
epidemies periodiques do tievre
jaune, ct en- par,icuIier pour plush
enrs Etats du sud do lUnivu am6>
lic,ine.
LIE docteur Freire a inOcul6 le
vaccin de Ia fievre jaime 4 173 per-
sounes dc divers ages, sexes, ma
tiOnalites ct professions, sans quill
en- soft result6 .Pinconv6niemts daus
un seul cas-. De "a 4 4S heures
apres roperation il Sc protluit chez
le vaccine une legere reaction te-
brile, des nausees, douIeurs aux
melnbres ct autres malssises d'as.
sez peu dc gravite pour permettre
au patient dc vaquer 4 ses occupa.
tions habi,uelles. LIE docteur a pra-
tique liz vaccination dams des ag-
glomeratioms d'ouvrie:s on So sont
manifestes derni6rement quelqucs
cas- de tievre jauue. A"cnn des vac
ciEes ma etc mala.ie, taudis quill Y
Ell plusieurs deces parmis les non
vaccines.
L'inoc,lation est faite par Ia me.
thode cudermiqne, sys:6ne Jenner !;
ct le microbe, cultive dans Ia gela
tine OH du bouillon de bout, suivant
Pasteur, est rendu in0ffensit par
Influence de Pair atmosph6riQu ue.
LIE docteur Freire, autoris6 par
arret du gouvernement bresili~n
d'octobre 1888 4 pratiquer "a vacci.
nation de la tievre jaune, attend
nous lie dirons pas avec impatience
-mais avec confiance Ia prochaine
epidemic pour donner uno demon
stration eclatante de la stret6 de
sa decOuverte.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23

I'm ercarateur gigontesque.- Une
des plus importautes maisons de
constructions lie Lyon Went de ter
miner uu gigantesque excavateur
destin6 an percement de risthme
de Corinthe. Lexcavateur nest
autre chose qu'une drague terrestre
don't Ia chaine d godets 6miette le
terrain ct ell diverse les debris dams
des wagons places d cote de pappa-
reil.
Les sodets de rexcavateur>mon-
sire destin6 d Pisthme de Coriathe
eussent etc dignes d'6tre chantes
par Homere. lis ont 1m3O de dia-
metre, c'est. t.a.diro que porifice de
chacun d'eux possede une surface q
pea pres egale q celle dune grande
table de sale & manger. Avec un
APPAREL de cette puissance, il ny q
pas de talus qui tienne les monta-
CUES foDdent devaut lui. IL est
probable que d'autres excavateurs
lu meme moleie serout prOchaine-
mcnt envoyes 4 Panama, Oh fonc-
tionnent d6ja, avec success, des sysr
temes si,nilaires, mails de plus petit
tes dimensions.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23
RECETIE POUR AVOIR Ia
PAIX AU LOGIS.

Une femme viut un jour trouver
saint Vincent Fer!ier, Sc plaignant
amerement des seyices de sou mari
ct demandant un secret pour f,ire
regner la paix dams sou foyer. LIE
saint la laissa verser abondamment
le Hot de sa bile ct lui dit
-Allez trouver 10 fiere porter
de notre convent ct faitrs-vous
d0nner dams un vase do peau du
puts qui est an milieu lu cloitre.
LOrsQue vOtre mari rentrera 4 Ia
maison, prenez aussit6t une g0rsee
de cette eau ct gardez-Ia lcngtemps
dams vOtre bouche sans ravaler, ie
yous assure que votle mari ne sir
ritera plus, mais devieudra doux
CONNIE un agnaux.
La femme tit CONNIE le saint await
dit.
Quaud le mari rentra, il commen.
ca 4 s'emporter ell paroles violeDtes;
Ia femme, ayant Ia bouche pleine
d'eau, ne repoudit pas le mari se
tut bient0t ct au bout de quelques
iOurs il fut fort 6merveill6 do tro0.
YER 50 femme aussi patiente ; il re-
mercia Dieu a'avoir change sou
ceur ct ferm6 sa bouche.
La femme, ravie du enlargement,
rot0urna vers le saint ct 10 remer-
cis do son remAde. Vincent lui dit i:
Le remAde que je vous ai ensei.
ne, ma Ale, CO nest pas peau du
puts, mais le silence vous irritiez
votre mari par vos r6ponses !; mais
On vous taisant, vous rsvex apais6.
A ravenir, gardez 10 silence ct vous
aures toujoars Il paix ~ logis.
II parait que le fails OF pasa6 en-
psovesbe Of qu'oa r6pond, % Espa'
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23
UNE EXPERIENCE INTERES.
EANTE.

On a experiment6 dernierement
4 New York. un proceeds d'ex.iuc--
tiOn des incendies, cOunu sous le
nom de The Harden Hand Grenade
Fire Extimguisher, qui d0nn6 des
resultats merveilleux. La grenade
Harden Sc compose dun vase en-
verre de la cOutenance d'uu demi
litre 0u dun li;re, renfermant une.
composition chimique qui, aussi,6t
que IL vase Sc brisc soft par le choc
soft au contact du feu. degase un
eaz don't peff.t immetliat est DE
tOoffel les flammes. On ~ fait deux
experiences distinctes: pour la pre-
miere on await lress6 une sOrte de
b1cher compose dc menus bois, de
caisses d'emballage ct d'autres ma
there's esseutiellementi inflammables,
lie tout a,IOs6 lie petroIe. On a mis-
IL feu, ct les 1ammes sc s0nt ele-
wees aussit6t i une grande hauteur:
Ii satfi dune seu.e grenade dun
demi-litre, lancee sur ce foyer pour
r&teindre instantanement. Dams Ia
secontle experience, ON s'est servi
dun bncher com pose de b0is tres
sec arose &c p6,ro!e ct de matieres
grasses une grenade dun lltre q
eu raison du foyer ell un clin d'9il,
ct unc seconde grenade Pa compile
tement eteint.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23

Ben Butler dit quill pourrait faci
lement trOuver dams le Massachu-
setts IL, 900 homm.s prets a signer
uno petition pour le faire pendre.
Nous men doutons pas, s'6crie nm
confrere, mais il ny a pas Ia do
Quoi % vanter.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23
THIBODAUX sAMEDI FEVRER % 1884

p"'sse etre, je la lni dounerai IN
Jour ou 'autre, IT CONNIE il est hon
"e.e i!omlne, il Sera content dc moi
-O"'' c"st IN ceur blrsse, un
ct0"r sa'gnant que je lni offre !:
m'h'S uh c9ur pOurtant devoue ct
fiGt!e. ~ ~
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23

gne, a mn> femiue qul 80 plaint de
Hou mari
-kemplissez vOtre bouche d'eau,
1T il vous arrivera ce qua dit saint
Vincent.
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05

Thursday evening the following officers OF
Ottawa Lodge No. Al, |. o. o. +. were in
sailed by l.. l.. Mckinley, d. G. NJ;
ia. Wilson, N. g.; G, 6. Armstrong. V.
g., l.. A. Willisms, Sec'y; n. s. Campbell,
P.S; T. T.. McKinlay, Treas w. W. Wells,
Warden; II. j. Logan. Cond W. |. larris,
IG;J. W. iIorner, o, G.. L. l.. Mckin-
ley, +. S. n. G.; G. II. Mash, l. s n &; d
Winters, RS v &; NJ W Baldwin, l. 8 V G.;
Win Burgess l. ! s.
The officers of Tont Lodge No 800 o o B,
will be installed next Monday evening.
Inland Encampment, No. III, installed the
following officers Jan lst Geo. Hensler, c
W; John Vogel, 8; Philip Schoch, Treas :
Philip Leiner, J ".
On Wednesday evening Shabbona Chapter
No37, r \ NJ, elected the following officers
W l. Milligan, II p; Geo A Mills. X; John
Stout, s; Chas. f. Petit, G. Of ii; W ID
Crane, p s; sol Degcn, RAG; Jas McManus,
N 3dV; WS Wheeler, NJ ID V; c Corco.
ran, NJ istV; II Nash, Treas; A NJ Hoif-
man, Sec: Alex Hanna, Tyler. The above
officers will he installed on the 10th inst. as
Gill also the officers elect OF Oriental Coun-
cl
On Dec. 9Th, the following officers of
Wultbam Lodge, No 3Si, A + II A NJ, were
duly installed by X y Mcdonald, ID q VI;
Vim Wilson, w Nj David Anderson, W;
John l. Gemmel, J W; Wm Wylie, Treas;
Geo X Pullz. Scc'y; Jno Wylle. Chap; Will
Tia n Patton, = ID; James Mcconnell ID;
WIN Mitchell and r Il Wilsey, Stewards;
simue; ID Gray, Tyler.
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
From Waltham.

WALTHAM, Jad. 3.-On the bachelors
list-George Hartshorn.
A. |. Harshorn has migrated to his
magnificent mansion north of La Sale.
Willie Longwor'h has erected new
corn CRIB.
Chas. Kinger returned to his home IN
OHIO last Thursday, after granglng here
tor the past few years.
NJ Mss Amelia Moore, of Dimmlck, is
visiting friends IN tits vicinity and Utica
Elmer Erwin and wife, of Utica, were
visiting in Dimmick last week. They
made us pleasant call on their route.
Messrs. George and Willie Myers are so.
journing IN Champaign county. They
contemplate visit to Goodland, Ind, be
fore they return.
Messrs. Croslar, Chaplin, Hartshorn, and
Misses Crosisr, Mitchell and Teel. who are
attending school at Geneseo, were visiting
their parents during the holidays.
The Misses Glenn. of Ottawa, were the
guests of Miss Ida Hagenbauch, las
week.
Peter Hagenbauch, of your city, Is rustl
eating in ihls burg.
Clln, Condee and sister were IN towr
last week.
Nr. Darwin Har,shorn, of Buckley, i,
VISITING his brothers.
Miss ErwlC, Of Utica, was in town Sal
urday. Cali again. rs this Is Leap Year.
Miss Jessie Orr, of Ottawa, is a visitan,
Of Miss Jeanette wyl,e.
Eddie Bennett. while out hunting Mon
day, met with sad accident. While
he was Jumping into sleigh h,s gun wa.
myster,ously discharged, the contents 20
Ing into his lett hand, making amputa,,or
necessary.
| Mrs. Bartowsy (nee Hagenbsuch) os In
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05

that actual crime had been committed. The
signsture Of -. Arnold" as recorder for La
Sale county to the certificate Of filing, was
pronounced forgery bv that official while
like certificates for Bureau and Livingston
counties we're signed by other names Than
| the recorders OF those counties. and the
purported mortgagors were purely iictiti'
GUS. When these facts were fully establish
cd and Mrs. Csshmsn notified thereof, Mr..
Crane set to work hrst to recover the money,
for his client could scarcely afford 10 satrt
iics her entire fortune merely for the sake of
prosecuting the criminal. After consulting
with J. W. Duncan and NJ. White relative to
the matter, these gentleman III The Interest
Of Mr.. Wall caused the money to be repaid
to the lady. Thi, matter (Which all the
newspaper men knew of was pigconhoied
on the theory Of TRY him once again. but
AS other similar cases appeared such charity
would now be misplaced. Mr.. smith, an
cmployc Of l.. Perkins, OF this city, heard the
rumors which were current on the street at
the time tho ABOVE mentioned negotiations
were pending, and began to inquire about
the sum $4,000 which ho himself had
loaned through the assistance Of Mr.. Wall.
He also presented tho matter to Mr.. Crane,
aud the result was the same story-the &C.
curities were worthless, the signatures being
either forgerics or fictitious names. These
facts came tolight on Mouday OF this week,
since which time part Of the money has
been paid back to Mr. smith, and the balance
Is thought to be secure Mr.. Crane has re-
ceived many congratulations for saving
these worthy people so much of their prop
eriy, but the responsibility to the public
does not rest here. 1t is understood the
matter will bc presented before the grand
jury; also, that a petition will to presented
to the supreme court. asking that his license
"a. an attorney shall be revoked.
Although the Streator Free Press during
this week has said that Mr.. Wall left Strea
tor with skirts anything but clean, it is new
erthelcss true that MIR. Wallis reputation
here has always heen good. He has been
associated in business with the best men at
the local bar, and as IA member (at least
uominally) oltho firm Of Duncan IL O'CVnor,
had the opportunity to lift himself TO the
front rank (f it were in HIM and certainty to
make a good living. The truth probably is !
tnat the curse Of local "bucket shop" gamb-
ling, which so many gentlemen indulge in
to greater or less extent, aud perhaps also
AN occasional hand 10 the game AS played in
the 'quiet nook" on the banks OF the beau.
tllul Fox" Is at the bottom Of his dscraccful
tihlnf nuf "
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05

diana, Is the gueet Of her brother James.
Some forty young people gathered at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Cros,ar
on Monday evening to welcome the new
year. AT half past ten boun,iful repast
was served by the host and hostess, and
after the new year had crossed the thresh
hold they took their departure. All wen,
away well pleased with good nigh, and
a Happy New Year
On New Year Mr.. William Stevenson
Of Utica, and Miss Eliza Hess we're united
in the bands of wed'ock, by Rev Ship, at
the residence Of the brides parent, in
Waltham. The bride was sweetly attireu
in gold satin, embroidered with natural
lace. After the ceremony had been per
torTed the intimate friends sat down to II
bountifnl dinner At IL o'clock, after the
usual fluctuations, the couple started for
Wisconsin.
The bride VAS presented with parlur
lamp by grandparents; linen table cloth,
Mrs. Cahlll; set Of SILVER spoons, Thoms.
Stevenson; glass cake dish, Mrs Reader;
damask towels Miss Theresa Hart.horn: /:
silver cake dish, Henry AMI George Stew.
enson; silver knives and forks, Mrs Slew.
cnson; dozen napkins, Grandma WIDE
mann; pair OF seven dollar Kid shoes
from California, A. Wideinann; table
knives aud forks, T.. A. WAgenecht; tidy
Miss N,'chlem table cloih, towels and
napkins, Mrs. Steyenson; California pic.
ture, A. " idemann
On New Years Mrs. Eugene Hess re
ceiTed canary bird from her brother IN
Australia.
A. Wioemarn, of California, is here
visiting his parents. U.&I.
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
Vicinity Items.

One hundred tons Of coal were raised a,
the WenoDa shaft last Monday.
On Monday morning the bniler hose of
shaft No. |, Stiealor, took fire ir IN un
known cause and was burned down.
On Friday of last week, David Feeley,
OF kankakee, n hoy not yet in his teens,
committed suicide by shooting himself.
No cause is assigned.
joliet was visited by destructive fire
Monday that swept away the barb wlIe
factory oi LamnerI & Bishop, invoIvlng n
loss OF over 100000 on which there is
insurance of S15O000.
Lust Tuesday morning joshua Mooie's
rives shop, at Marseiles, was burned with
contents. The fire is supposed to have
originated at the forge. No insurance.
The aggregate tax for Kane county, Is a
u little over 100000, Of wnich some Sl26
600 is TO he gathered from the township of
Aurora. The total tax OF the county last
year was S352 $50, aud OF Aurora $40.
S72. Elgln has the strongest increase, tuy
of last year being bat $7S9S0, while this
year it reaches 500 00e.
La Sale Democrat "The limos &
Michigan Canal force on duty now con-
slsis of IA lock-tenders. two .oremen, one
canal superintendent, one porter In The
office at Lockport, and five watchmcn, anu
IA n al az of thnsn Il la
is Sl,505 per month. Mr.. Thomas say IS
that the earnings for the next year wilt be
greatly in advance Of that of any seaso II
for many years past"
Sreator Free Press "rhey had sensa
lonal scene down at the Burlington depot
Saturday night. A Prkin railroad man
who has wife and two or three children
IN town attempted to run away with an
other woman, but the wife heard Of il and
overlook them NJ the depot. They had
got into the car to 60 to Ottawa, but when
the aggricved woman got IN they soon got
out again. The wife was triumphant,
however, and the recreant husband was
taken home. 1t is to be hoped That the
lesson h. got there may save him from II
worse disgrace. No names for the public"
Streator Times Hicks, who was at one
time reporter on the N0nitor here, is
now on the Chicago Tribune staff. Hicks
was q young man OF ability and eccentric
enough to be a genius. 1t is said on good
authority that at his fathers death he
wished the control of the estate. AS he
was minor thus was refused, and his
mother had a guardian appointed. This
incensed Hicks, and without a word of
warning he left his home; and his friends
have been unable to find him. The estate
which is now his, is valued at $400, 900,
but Hicks keeps out of its way. Most
young men would take the first train for
the money, and people would call them
wise, while they would write Hicks any
thing but that"
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05

Captain w +. Swasey, the Oldest pioneer Of
the coast, makes Il statement OF the intense
suffering of his friend Col. D. j. Williamson,
an Army officer Of distinction and an Ey.
L. ;. Consul. who was attacked In the win
ter Of 1861 . with violent Rheumatism. SO
great was his agony 10 afterycars, he became
n helpless cripple, and after trying number
less ramedlcs, the baths OF other countries
and spending a fortune Of 100000, the disease
seemed TO assunc a more virulent type FL.
nally, he was persuaded to try st. Jacobs on
The great conquerer Of pain. II worked a
miracle Of cure. In Il letter 10 the Chrosicie
he confirms Capt. Suasey's statement and
adds; ~ cheerfully give my unquslined at.
testation TO the truthfulness OF the
statement, because | feel perfectly certain
that a knowledge OF my cure by ST. Jacobs
Oil, will prove the means OF relieving hun.
drcds OF sufferers"
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05


CoNG.--Hon. Wm. Cullen has returned to
his duties at Washington.
VETTE John Vette, of chicago. made his
old Ottawa home Il visit on New Years Day.
LoTE. .-Loic Perkins was on the sick list
this week, having very serious trouble with
a refractory tooth.
TFYAs.-Dr. Harris leaves next week for a
trip through Texas-an excursion train leay
ing 81. LOUIS OR the 9th.
ARMSTRONG. &C. &. Armstrong ard wife,
OF this city, have gone on visit to relatives
and friends south Of Seneca. They expect
10 be absent about two weeks.
JERRy.--Jerry Rordan, for many years u
resident OF this city, now of Atchison, ka,
is In the city visiting old friends. Jerry is
looking the picture of good health.
FLoRisA.--C. ID. Phillips is talking OF or
ganlzng an excursion to Florida. II the
weather OF the past week should continue
there Is no sort of doubt he will find many
who want to 20.
WATCH p Moore, OF this city, was
presented on Saturday evening last by his
friends in the Palriarchal Circle with watch
and chain; testimonial Of their high regard
for him and his exemplary life.
YALE-T. f. McKnlay and Lorenzo lie
land, Of this city, attended meeting of the
Alumni Of Yale College at the Grand Pacific
on Monday evening. The former is of the
class of '67 and the latter of ~.
DALY.-D L. Daily, Porter's travelling
salesman, has been celebrating the holidays
with his friends and family in Ottawa. For
tho past two or three months he has been
travelling through the lnterior Of Michigan.
WEISS -John Weiss, the well known con-
tractor and builder, met with quite II bad fall
on Tuesday evening, which resulted III
breaking one Of the bones In his right wrist.
While walking on AN icy path his feet slipped
from under him and in trying to save him
self he threw out his hand, which came in
contact with the walk with such force as to
produce the above effect. DR.. Wcis was
called and set the fractured bone, and in II
few days the injured man viii be able to at
toad TO business as usual.
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
From Deer Park.

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The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
hUTIsrs' MATERIALS. A fun assortment
at llapeman ~ Grabam's.

Serious charges OF criminal nature we're
made some time ago against +. J. Wall, Il
well known and apparently promising attor-
ney Of this city; but the circumstances aud
facts the city prcss have.refrained from civ.
lag, until within the past week, when new
developments appeared. These charges iu,
voive several cases OF forgery, obtaining
money under false pretcnses, embezzlemenl
and an unofficial use OF his notarial seal.
Tho facts, briefly stated, upon good au
thority, are that some two or three wears ago
Mrs. eastman, the dressmaker, entrusted To
him So 200, which he WAS to loan for her.
In due time Mr.. Wall represented to the lady
that the money had been loaned upon real
estate security located In La Sale, Bureau
and Livingston counties, turning over to heI
the notes and mortgages r.presentiLg suci
securities. For q time the interest wa,
regularly paid, but the last year It was de
fsulted. and Mrs. eastman, for obvious res
sons, became suspicious that ail was No
right. and finally employed T. W. ID. Crau,
to look into The matter. Upon that gentle
mans careful investigation It was found tha
the securities were not only worthless bu
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
Council.

The proceedings of the city council on
Wednesday evening were not of much in
terest. The construction of the sewer on
Norris aud Columbus streets had alarm
ed several tax payers who had made prepa
rations to fight the assessment in the coun
ty court, If petition to the council to droI
the matter should not be granted. As ths
cost was great, the ordinance providing fol
the construction of the sewer WAS, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Hull, repealed.
Mr.. Hull reported the cost of the culver
at Sycsmore and Jefferson streets to hav'
been $l.17695.
The vanderpoel Electric Light Compa-
ny are very anxious to light the city o
Ottawa, and agreed to take the council tt
Elgin TO see tho light as used for stree
lighting purposes there. On wednesday
the council agreed to so Cat the companys
expense) on the 22d.
Mrs. Redmond, who tell over plank
nailed over hole in the sidewalk at San
derson's meat market, and was hurt, con-
seuted to settle for $400, and that sun
was ordered to be paid her.
The monthly pay roll was audited ano
will m doubt DO paid, as license money II
due this month.
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
New BLOOMFIELD, Miss. Jan. .. 1850

| wish TO say To you that haye been suffer
ing for the last tive years with severe itch
ing all over. have heard of Hop Bilters
aud have tried II. | have used up four bot.
ties, and IL has done me more good than all
the doctors aud medicines they could use on
or with me. am Old and poor, but feel to
bless you for such relief by your medicine
an d from torment Of the doctors. have
had fifteen doctors at me. One gave tue
seven Dances Of solution OF arsenic; another
took four quarts OF blood from me. All they
could tell WAS that it was skin sickness.
Now, after these four bottles Of your medi
cines, my skin is well. clean and smooth as
ever. HENRY kNoCHE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05

What in trade We never do,
Is for our goods ask prices two,
And then forsooth, because It's you.
Make them less a cent or two.
The scheme is fraudulent, unjust,
As by It many persons must
4 CREATE price than others pay,
Who know the merchants lying way.
4 single price we only make,
No. more, not less, from ary take;
Besides, We make that price so low,
That under 1t none dare 10 90.
a. LYNCn.
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05

The "weather" has been the only thlns
for two days. New Years day brought y
heavy fall of snow, followed by cold weather,
the murcury falling lower steadily day By
day. "wednesday and Thursday we're cold.
"your shoutin'." and yesterday was colder
(opening at 10 below zeto) and last nigh
was colder, the mercury at $50 standing al
"a below. Business Was at stand sl,il. The
markets were dead. Tn, streets we're desert
ed, aud everybody unhappy save the coal
men.
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
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