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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-07


That AL n said lots ana parts Of said lots We're sold ~
Aforesaid Tor the of the year ISL and that the
time OF redemption OF said lots and parts Of lots from
said sale and purchase will expire ON the .Nh day OF
June iSN.
Also Al the aforesaid sale James Reardon the 18th
day Of June iSs3 became the purchaser Of the following
described Tracts Of land situated IN said county ana
state VIZ.
The E,1 OF the W. Of OF the MEX of Sec s. Township
H. Range East of 81 r. NJ, containing 10 acres taxed
In the name OF Il. Mackey or Unknown,
Also the SEA OF the SWh o. the Skh OF sec $, Town
ship a. Range East of the I'd T. NJ containing acres
taxed In the name of NJ u. Mackey.
Also the NE& OF the SWA of the W. of the NES OF
Sec g. Township 81. Range East OF the St Il. NJ con-
aiming 10 acres; taxed in the name OF j. w Mackey.
Also the W. X. 4 $. Il. Il. in the NWt OF See. "a
Township 81 Range East Of the nj L. NJ, containing
9OL acres taxed In the name of Thomas I. Bonheld:
That said tracts OF land were sold NJ aforesaid for the
taxes vi the year ls and that the time OF redemption
of said tract land from said sale and purchase will
expire on the 18th day " June lSsl
Notice is further hereby given that the certificates OF
purchase said tracts Of land lots and parts OF lots nj
said sale aforesaid have been duly assigned TO the I'M
dcrsicned AID SMITH,
Feb g, isSj.-SN Assignee of said Purchaser.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-07

equal parts Of powdered saltpetre and alum,
and repeat this every day for three days,
then take it up, fold the skin sides together
and lay it away. After three days spread it
down on table and scrape of all the lumpy
places with blunt knife and rub well with
sand-paper or pumice stone; it will then be
soft and pliable. -[Prairie Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-07
THE NEW.

Such an attractive house will be doubly en-
joyed because il will be the fruits Of his own
industry and economy The handsome cot
tage above represented is not expensive. II
the agriculturist has that invaluable aid. the
farm workshop, he can DO considerable Of the
work himself and make the cost of this house.
As represented, not over 1900. 1t may be OF
.ither brick or frame, as is most COW cnient
Il has cellar seven feet deep on the clear.
with concrete floor three inches thick
,tone foundation. The first story NJ the house
is nine feet six inches high, the second nine
feet. We give ground plan of first floor
The second contains three airy chambers, with
hall This pretty six-room cottage com
mends itself both TO the eve and the sense Of
comfort
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-07
FOR RENT.

Farm of "a. acres ~ miles northeast Of Oitaas. ia
Rutland township. Wen improved. For further pa
uculars call ~ MY residence IL miles cas-. OF 0itaSs
Jan. II, lSSi. JOHN CARY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-07
afterwaTrl

To "decapitate' means to cut of the head
1t is a plea SAINT amusement TO take a certain
word, cut off one or more letters from its
head and leave word meaning something
else Some words will bear several such de-
captationS. From the word drain, for e1-
ample, we get drain. rain aud in. But who
can guess this one: Take a word that means
to move suddenly, decapitste and leave sour,
keen or severe. again, and leave business or
employment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-07
La Sale Street, Ottawa, His.
DELICATE AND FEEBLE WOMEN.

ing yoi fofSel scarcely able to be on your
feet tha2 Constant drain that Is driving
the bloom from your cheeks, that contin-
nal strain on your vital forces, render.
Ing you irritable and fretful, are easily r..
moved BIZ uss OF that marvellous remedy,
PHrrrrt BLOOD PURIFIER. Irregular.
tiles and obstfuct2ons OF Jour sYstem are
relieved at once, while the special causes
Of periodical pain are permanently re-.
moved. None receive as much benefit, or
are 30 profoundly grateful in recommend.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-07

ItUIVI
That Ill OF said lots and parts Of said lots were sold rs
aforesaid for the taxes OF the year n 1882; and that
the time OF redemption OF said lots and parts OF lots
from said sale and purchase will expire GU the 18th day
OF juno A. n. 1855.
Also at the aforesaid sale James Reardon on the 10th
day OF June 1885 became the purchaser OF the following
described town lots situated in said county and state
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-07
Aegel.

rrAX SALE AND PURCHAsE,Notice Is hereby
/ given To the unknown owners Of and the known
parties Interested In the lands, lots and parts Of lots
hereinafter described and all other persons whom II
may concern, that at u sale of delinquent lands and
town lots BY the treasurer and exocio collector Of La
Sale county IN the state Of Illinois for the state
u 1882 and previous years held at the County Court
House. In the city of Ottawa the nth day Of June
p iS and continued from day 10 day pursuant To law,
came the purchaser Of the following described town
lots, situated in said county and state, viz:
In trhOse name l., or Df OF Torn, CiiV or Subii.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-07
's';@$i{5;F'sE

Helps those who help themselves. Nature
has provided herbs for the cure Of human
ailments and medical science has diseov-
cred their healing powers, and the proper
combinations necessary 10 coma uer disease,
The result OF these discoveries and com.
hinatiops In
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
PRErrY wOxKS

hOiou ON looIhAeNh
ache. Ask for Rough ON Toothsche.- u an
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

An old physician, retired from practice,
having hsd placed In his hands BY an Eas,
Indian missionary the formula OF . simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
manent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis,
Cstarrh, Asthma and ell Throat and Luns
Affections, also Q positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility, and all Nervous
Complaints, sftsr having tested lts won.
derfal curative powers In thousands OF
cases, has felt u his duty 70 make 10 Known
10 his suffering fellows Actuated By this
motive and desire 10 relieve human suffer
ing. ! viii send, free OF charge. 10 oil Who
desire H. this recipe. In German, French
or English, with full directions for prepar-
Ing and using. Sent BY mall, BY address
Ing with stamp. naming this paper, W. A.
Norns, If9 Poverss Bioek, Rochester,
MY
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
Az ANGRY vlRGlNlAN.

A vay-ap coariy Niigiaiaa IS
,.s~ing de wondef. ~ ihs Capitol a.
Wa.h..s,on. The other day. he h4d
lonc homags te the statue of je,iersoa.
tal marked al tae traces 81 The former
pf.le o' h.s STATE. which are found a.
the Cap.foi. Id teen Ia both the House.
ani tal ioue the ih.ns pretty ihofolgh-
if. vhea te faai himself "a ihs Ssna,e
s.lc iook.1g fof an ex.i. Tie iooked
ar1ard through ihc mare ct corridors,
~alkei l,'.e Nay IN every ball. ifiet
al fhe ccmm.iice-focm door,. And hc-
came thoflaghiy bc~ilisrcd. Whiie In
tt.s conii.oa be came across one u the
nesf1 attendants. By whom be- ~as d.
rrc,cd into coal pr This ooavisoed
him that therc wAs = pot oa had %
fob 10 mlilsf him, so be- came from tie
Do vi'h a six.sloCtef IN hand. and p,ac-
~ tlc col steel close up O. The negro =
bead. llmarlci ,o bc slosn oat ~ ,he
tli.j.,g. % be- Would blow his black
brains oli. which be- probably would
have lone. al ;he negru was TOO much
alarmed 'o speak. had ao, Two Capitol
. .Poi.cemeo aPpearcd upon the scerc, and
placed tle has,y NirginiAn urder arrest.
BE protested very loldly 10 ihs Captain
of Police tat be intendet 20 kill "ths
black ra.cA Il be- bad tired aay sharp
game ol t.m, bat the loads were ,aken
from biz pistol. and after being loeked up
Or a short time % cool Of. be wAs seni
ol k.s way.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

4 lady wu'cr ia The Hlnfici sAys
"iu rtgkfi to healthy plants. vii say
Fifsi. hs surc fou have them potiei In =
sweet sol. u0i ovcr.rlch. secondly, u
yogr room i. a cold one. hr csfsfai Dot to
osef.wEcr. Thirdly. lfihc atmosphere II
your room L. wafm ani Dry, uke iurnacs
beat. spf.nKie. 90 shower the foliage o0en,
aud gi,c them al the light ard sun tha'
Yea Gao.
Ttese ihlng- sse 81 10 favor ~ hesiihy
plants. whcrrvcr pant. beein % drop
their leaves. 10 ls certain that thtlf heAlth
las been irlafsd either ~ over p1iting
oyrf.Waicrng. ogef.hratlng. or ty ioo
mg.h cold. of by app.Yirg mufc stimllauis
a. guaro. or hy some other mrcrs having
DESTROYED the Zoe root cts by which the
plant feeds, and Induced diseases that may
isai q death. Nov the ssmeiy l. near
akin a. what ia goud one rhcn ths ani-
nal tigrstion l. itrangri.
Give 10 no more food uuti 10 rracis.
A cofrc,ponisnt u the IribuHe says
Il Wish al your readers ~ho hang ogi
clothes b Dry 10 TIE siuter, hsd mitlens
Ike mine.
Thcy Ate mAdc of white cotton dmnel
cut olt D. DO tlc hand Ali stiicarl srpuui
on the sowing machine.
The wrists are long ani ho.i ll place by
a ball of white elastic rlllou. 80 fastened
% TIE outside oi The miitsn that 10 may
easily bc removed when The mlitens need
washing
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
IN mOsE HAD ITs NLNENOE.


Il was on Bowdoia STREET. Bos,on,
during ihe las, ,hAw A gentleman and
lady. apparently on their way from a
railroad station. haPpsned 10 pas house,
the ironi and surrounding, of which were
undergoing a more than ordinary dfcnch-
ing ~ The hands Of rtcklcssly ambitious
youth With . hose. With the instinct.
u fremAn. this young iyro WAS ben,
upon testing the capacities u bis hose.
The gentleman and lady rounded the
cofnef 70 fad themselves, bag and bun-
dles. the recipien,s of = well distributed
shower Of water The boy naturally
found !, the wiser policy, under The cir
eums,anees. to disappear. In the mean
time bis disoomf,ied victims deposited
their portable property and sough, TO dry
themselves with the aid Of handkerchief.
During the drying process the aggravated
gentleman was raeklng bis brain, Il seem.
for some effective means Of giving retail
iaiiye expression TO his pen,-up feelings
fof no sooner was the Handkerchief laid
aside than be drew katie from bis pock-
e, and proceeded TO cut that unfortunate
hose with desperate vigof. A boun,i.
ial stream Of water now burst from the
opening upon the already perseeu,ed man
and spen, not little Of It's force upon
bis lady friend. She. feeling no doub,
the Awkwardness Of the situation, Deem
ed !, prudent TO seek the neares, turning;
while the gentleman, nothing Abashed,
proceeded to dry himself a sec'nd time
and then, hsurely picking up hi, belong
ihgs, walked Off ,olemnly indisnan, and
with the superior sir Of a biz dog that
has jus, Quilted a troublesome cur.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
TRAGEDIANs JOKE.

Cooke. ihe celebrated Ansrican TRACE
dian Of earlier times. once actually pawn
ed himself ior moaey IN PhilAdelphiA.
Going along the stree, he discovered .
pawn-shop he catered the door and
addressed the man behind the counter
thus.
Ny name j. Cooke. This Is ny
benefi night The manager cant DO
wi'hol, ne. In up for Richard the
Ihiri. want some liquor. | have no
money. Nov ! propose 10 pledge my
royal person Coz ten dollars. and you may
Jay me uPon one Of your shelves"
The pawa-broker paid The ten dollArs.
and Cooke wAs lad up Meanwhile a
iarge asdienoe had assembled a, the the
aire. and a, seven O'Clock the manager
was obliged 70 aPologizs 10 the audience
fof Cookies absence. and asked permis-
son 20 commence the performances with
. farce. A boy awaited him As be lei,
the stage, and presented = note written
in cipher. which be translated thus:
M1 DEkK J0NEs
I an pAwned for ten dollars send and
redeem me. OF Il will BE- impossible for
Richard % be himself" tonight
Yours. W. COOKE
The manager burned of 10 the pawn
shop; be found Cooke with a piece Of
paper in his batton-hole marked. No.
Las. Pawned for slO." The amour;
wAs paid. . cab called. and Mr.. Cooke
and the manager returned TO the theatre.
soon the eooentric tragediAn WAS before
the audience, and be never played better
than on this occasion.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
mK.fIn mINIs.
IIEtIIH IIINI7-
Don't 10 o. bed with cold feet
nnr.l .IAnI Over hnt.aIr TllI.tlTa.

Don't 10 d bed with cold feet
Don't stand over hot-air registers.
Dou't at What you don't want 'Jast %
save a."
Don't eai in les than two hoars afei
bathing.
Don't eat the smallest morscl unles.
hungry. u well
Don't start a days work Without eAilns
q good breakfast
Don't eat anything but weil.cOOked aud
uuiriiiOus food.
Don't forget % take a drink % pure
water before breakfast
Don't strain your eyes hy reading on A
empty stomach, OF when H.
Don't eat between meals, nor enough u
cause uueasiness AZ meal time -Nsifcfsi
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

lNoroETUNE-A Danbgry man bough,
an alarm clock. Then he went TO the
theatre. Jus, a. the curtain Was sbou,
10 rise and the audience Vas hushed in
The anticipation Of coming events . ssrAne
noise vas heard. L, vas the alarm
clock. Of course. They never 70 of
When wanted, but always make an infer
nal racket when you would like to have
peace and quiet. I, Il the nature Of
alarm clocks.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

Tts rikrlsf fam snugg,rf oi ihs
cfe- that have irns ia ihs nrishhlih'ol
loftts Soid.rr Home a. rosls ard De-
spoil ihr scaft.l tcfcfans q ihf.f u1ncy
s a fo4rd. ,m1o.t.iac,i. sooi ns'ufc,l
.rl l.rf-o k.ng f,l.a~ ~i'h hsy-see4 .a
his hair. Who might et.i'y he nis,aken
nf aa hoa,.' back ~olism,n ~ :
.hfr NJ anl iai,fausab,e ,a De illicit
,ratr. and has made cutie pot of money
The oalcef. have eacampo,i on BIZ tack
time anl time again lad be has oaiw.,ici
them. They knos very sci shai hs i'
dong bst ihry can't obtain evidence
asai,r him. We vii ,all him Job
hfo~n.
Occ day rcceniiy. "a. hearty an.
ksmpi mAn came INFO its Cfh,e of Colo.
mel smith. gaansf.mas'ef ofths soilicfs'
Home. and asked psimis.oa 20 use ihe
tslsphons. wd.eh AS readily granted
lie called % the Western lnion islc.
graph oficc. Augusta. anl dictated ihs
iol.0w.ng telegram 10 . firm on lniia
street. Boston
'scoi ano.hcr ptckagr same gcois a.
before. to sane adifrss nEoWN
Col. smith started 90 biz fec'.
IL. your name Josh Bro~n' be- Ak
ed
"li L.. aid jo.h cooly
"Wcil. for monumental All cUusam-
mate check you b,ai any man ! sv'r
sav Clear oa, Of ihis place and don't lr'
me- catch yoa around hsfc again.
jo,h was perfectly safe in ihs bfarcn
openi.on. a. noboiy bu' be and the b..
,oa trm kncw ihc address % Which ihs
good. vcfc % be scni.
The oolo1el. Who hal becn ify.ng .
coavici him fof monihs. Wa equally a..
founded And Indignant AZ Josh'' impa-
deni performance.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

ELEcrRIFYING MILK.--ln reference 10
the London milk supply from Holland
and the keeping Of milk sweet. BY ieing
or other means, a correspondent Of a
London newspaper says he repeatedly
saw the late Mr.. Andrew Cross make en-
per.menis in subjeeting milk TO electric
action. whereby il was kept weeks to-
ge,ksr. Two cylinders Of sheet zinc and
shee, iron are seyerally placed IA two Po-
roas sar,henware tubes, open At the top.
closed at the bottom, the same being
filed with water and connected ., the
top by q copper riband. The earthern-
ware vessels are placed in the fuid milk
or oiher) and the electrical action i'm
media,sly commences. and the faid be-
comes sn,isep,ie in few hOur. Mix
has been KEEP, sweet for three weeks BY
this process in the middle Of the sum-
mer.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

HADN'T BEcoxx UsKD To 1.-THE 9th
er day middle aged German woman wen,
Into an Indianapolis bank, and In transsc-
ting the business Of her visit II bscam.
necessary for her 10 write her name. A
pen ready inked was handed her, and she
wrote her frst or Christian name readily
enough and In good hand. Their she hest.
tsted, stopped, and. turning To the waiting
cashier, spologetically said
II don't believe can write dot name
don't psen marriet 10 dis man long al
rctty."
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
TnE MONDAY REST.

A. rrsf anti rrn nutn nf golden corn
WHfn rrsf IL snnIf auI sHeffl
Al rrsf ffufn tnn begun af early nom
~ suilnF tknls ani irei
Aturr. tte slY. iu aIl Ifs ~ 40 etTanse,
Iaarhs uItn lts deepest Nius.
Al sirar slnfs uakinT ulEafi tom tHe
franrf.
srafrr sIIr afiak Ur too.
fIus aurff rnrn rrsf ls fn fnr Nnfslrf ono
Ifkf mnfhrr slffInE there
s1rEIrsa tsnfff faIf Nrf isfr HfEnn
IrIa iIfo sn nfrauEr Ans air
krffa. ffe flfrrr. dsrkI.r fnun can fffI
Anrs fffsrFfn IHLis arIns
Arf IIir ari 900 In sHfifr tones reveal
a frrrrr rRrrrf rnsrrn.
Cd urarl nurs ffaf fIsr af itnnf FL rtNf
uUU On in lHrr ani raIut
A arfr rfsf rifufIn u arn af FNfufaI
ftrafr rrnra fn reap t.s grain
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

u-WoEp sgCAnr
q Hollow pipes
Concord or confederation.
A word whose meaning i The took.
ANori derived from Aolus.
81. one Who steals away meanly.
n. q.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

A~.ur.s ro rrfElrs 90 L,sr wHEK.
f-nf
An are arrtIisrts nf ist
Work ~ I'm these walls oi Tn.
I-i Iook before you hap Q, Nsts
.avuh thr sll shlurs
RITA LIS
ETu les
TulM
AIMS
CE
Is
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
CALLING THE cows.
~ AUGUSTA uoonr

TwAsa vision ofthe morning.
Twas a vision of the mist.
IRE the purple hills Of dawninf
~ the suns hfst rays scre kissci-
In noatei. through sray shadows.
10 my chambers silent gloom,
The iunefui voice II Sraric-
IL music hilct my room.
u called me nom my roviaE
In the land ~ pieasant dreams.
The land of happy loving,
~ son. unir0ablcd streams.
Falf a. an Ks.isr 10y.
And hcantifal AMI tal.
stool Irarleafr0m The shadows
Making her vin-ome call
"soh. Fan soh. Tan Z soh. rinkiei
~0h. finkie AMI soh. van"
ralnf 81 morning picture
More spirit Ike ~ho csni
rhs brcaihinrs ~ N liver
10 phantom ships had grown
They cufled about the mountain.
They through The vale ~efe blown
tirhtfy they rlnur ID erarie,
standing on dee drops tnefei
irttiy they Ysiiei her features.
And nosing golden haif.
We "a moral maiden,
Tbn-. Aifreve..ie.i. that stool
or al orcai Of TIE mountain
ora tryad ~ The vooif
on. nom ne dafki lag river.
Hal 4 fair ualad sprung,
Wearing she furm ~ tirarlc.
WIN eracios silver tonguef
~soh. Tani .oh. Van soh. rinkisi
rob. rluklsf and sot. lani'
Paint ~ morning piciurc
More splritllke ~nn can
-Jrarual r. Cgumfrt'
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

Our January
PRICE LIST.
Good Family Flour, 800
Extra " 900
Best White Wheat Flours
made, GOO
Morse x Sammis Best,
(Spring Wheat the
equal of any flour made, G.25
Gran. Sugar, &c, IL lbs for 81
Pork, lOc.
Lard, Zoe.
White Oil, 1ic.
No. | Rio Coffee (roastcd) lSc.
No. > " l5c.
lOld Government Java
(roastcd), SOC.
| N. Dayton Bolster,
SOUTH PARIS, Me.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

IL has become 80 conmon 20 begin an
article. In an elegant. Interesting style.
ssThcn run 10 into some Advertisement
that - avoid al such.
"And simply call attention to tho merits
OF Hop Bitters In A. piain. honest terms
a. possible,
TO induce people
ITO give them oas Trial, which 80 proves
their vNiae that they vii never 49, any
thing else
srEE KEnrpt 30 hvorabiy noiicci IN an the
papers
Having q lArxe ale. AL u surrltnNnt AT
.srhsrs i 10 dsnyinr ~ vlriuss of the uop
plant sni ne propTietors oi hon hiiiffs .Af.
sho~n rrcai shresduc-s ani ability
IN c5mpoau|iing nciiclue vacso virircs
arU "a ra1l1 o. nNUTN UuN|n u.'friNsllfA
nIp sut riHf
s.Noi
"Shs fingered snd suf rci along. pining
ssav al The time Coz ycsrs,
s.rhc doctors doing her no goni
"Aui a. lNst vas cured hy thls Hep BIT
tsrs the papers say so much aholt
~. shassfs' ~ .aouii b. or ta,i NEIL
cine-
Apsr0urrEs visEE1.
"Elevcn years oar taughicr suirrci 90
a hcd of misery.
"From a complication of k.inty, I've,
rhrumatic tru1hlr anf urrFuas drnINiYs
.Urtcr ne carr of thc hcsi Physicians,
"Who gave her disease various utmcs,
BAT % relief
uAnH rna - Is rrsfnrr.i fo - In a.asI lfA.lN
~ ~ sIurlr q rrmgliT a. iiur Nltirfs. -. =
- .runneI for YfaIa nsfUra asInF II IT.
... -. ID. .......... ...srr
Ny daughters ssy
suo- mnrf t.a.tar amer .s since tr uali
Unn NEIfrs
.Is L. rIifInr 49, afrr N.s Inrr sHIEf.ns 4
HrHr. ! .IaIIaar IaI .IHH.I .II. 49,"
ahnf - 49, - r.sf fraf ID arel YUrr Do
tfrs a l.tuI Uf 4 Urt. y u.
a. Nnnr rrrrInr H H.'IUu' '.N aI'
lion nn fHH aNHr IHHF. rN.U ~. Do N.'s
r.olsnncas sI.f STA "iinr' or "uoff IN iafi
uamn
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

lis worth more than riches, fof With
oct t riches cannot b. enjoyed. hos
many people are without health sho might
regain u ~ using kiiney-Woft IL acts
upon The Liver. Bowels and kifneys,-
cleansing aui stimulating them % hsaiihJ
actlon II cures all disorders of these
important organs. purlnc. the blood, Ani
promotes she general health. sold ~ a.
druggists. See Aiv.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

n you are falling broken. worn oui ani ner
vous. use "Neils Health keneNcr.- o. a
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

The preacher who asked. the other
day, II ''they had 20, Grant out yet, =
wAs from Florida. = Well. he said. Il
keep hsArin' 90 much about him tia, l
thought be mus, Be President."
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
A FEW HINTS
roa I'M rsf oy

OK posE. 70 scrs fs 49,
nNkNN ss osaag. ? q, f,iAT
A. fhr0sglly. q % f,iit
rIS Fryvtsss rili asots fis
OI gr,ysr ssss - sisA eass.
Tos Constipation. or co-iisensss' 10
rsneiy h o. sr.uss 90 Asfns filis'
Ttsy in.ars r,su,S daily asi''n, Ana fs-
store ths h0Ess 70 /. healthy sooi'i.'a-
Tor Indigestion, Or Dyspspsis, AfrAs
ruts are Invaluable. All sufe cure.
HEARTBURN, Los< % APpssits, Foul
siomarh. rt.taisnsy, pisfins.-' "e-'-
ache, ~usainsss, Nausea. sfea AZ fsiis'sa
ani sursi b ArNn's fiLta
IN Liver Complaint, niiious DisoFdsfs'
sni Jsaaaie-, AvrAs fitts shouia .
a,ss m Do. large snoush % steiis No
liver All tosss. ani rsuo's eot.'pA'on'
Asa si,an,.ns medicine In he ssfins' Ices
ruts are uuesaaiisi.
Worms, saassi ty q noftii soraiiioa q
tAs bosss. are sfyslisi tT sisss fitis
Erur,ions. skin Diseases, AL fhes'
,As rs.an q In.ils..iisa 90 cousiisaiion. are
cured b. he uss q Afrns fiiis
Tor Colds. taks ArrAs fttts % ofen
tAs pores. remove iaeaaHaiofJ ''sf''''n''
al siisY tAs fever.
D., Disrrhs. sni Dyssnisry, esa'sa "
,u8i,u ooii.. lnilsosiibis fooi, si,,. &fras
pms are ne tus remedy.
Ihsumsti.ni, Gous, SeoFsisis' ana
ssiaiica, ofisu result from digestive tsr,nss-
nsut. of eoii.. AL disagp>sf IN removing
u eiuss ~ ~ uss q Afras fiitA
Turner's. Dropsy, Kidssy Complaints
al o,lsr dsor3sFs esusei ~ dsbiiiiI GO
ois,rurtiou. are carei ~ Arrn's fiits.
Suppression. All rsiafai Ms"s'ru>
tion. Lafs q sAfs Ani really rsneiJ "a
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
sou~. urNi nEAp rms.

TIlE NuIfsic Hsfr Co. q Marshall hich
orrf - ssnd their celebrated iInCrso Notfa
D. ugfr an1 other iLnrrair ArrtfaNcts ou
trial fuf thirty days. o. men lyouuE of oldl N
rlcfssi uith nervous dstury, ioss of VITALITY
ani manhood. anf al klndrri truuplfs. Altn
fur fhrumaflstn. neuralgia larAlrsies Anl
manV other fIsrasrs. Complete restoration
10 tsAifh. NlTur ant manhousi ElArAntefi. No
fiss 10 incurred a. thirty dsys trial is Alossi
wrIia then Al once f1r illustrated pamphlet
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

what are yoa doing. MAIyl- askei =
staten Island husband, Addressing bis
wife
"Iam sewing on crazy COLT, she ~
piled.
Are there any buttons on lsi'
uNo
Il thought not. he said 10 woslini
be lac yOu 90 b. sewing on anything that
needed buttons, and drawing deep Sigh,
be- proceeded - f.stsn bis saspeuder. With
4 bali. burued match.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
EROS


Against the golden gate 81 Heaven
rt rsfrr ifaurIi AMI sept.
Tuas ALI n srui hal siolsu ln
While D. hai dreaming slept
Inr surrf Arrhsnrris stool srnani.
straight tfInE tlc ssul tu mr
THaf fkrt.l o. pas ulinuut my leaff
lull al AMI stern was he
Win froopInr ~lngs the theruhlm
sIaa.l silent al llr laY.
IIu evening cane AMI Yct no snni
Va fnluI ln Heaven AtffAI
NIrff hro.sifii over Tarfh Ani iifli,
fn TarnlIsr IHaa lIFtf
Arruas en- sIonfifr nfiIae 20 lro
st rCfCr raw tnis sigh
Uqnn fte hfim oi Iicii thcro stood
waii A. Anrrls are
Ter farg sIoau lac thr lfsl' =, All
tier NnlcC rrsn ssrcf AMI fAf.
aIaf roni III Peter. here am ~
lnsf 49, Ne liaaFrn tn mr.
While 30 lHFr.l 49, rfer itsimei
Nltfln thls iirn io be-
Trnm onfa al Heaven thnuf afusf-
unrnuFn uci BE- music HErVls
An1 f.aInrf fNr golden EatF a. ltfNu
sf Fffrf franr.f ali urIf