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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25
The Best Physicians Outdone.

J. A. Crawford says: 81 have had the
worst form of Eczema two years, and
found no relief from some of our best ply
sicians who have made this disease spec
ialty. | was persuaded to try Papillon lex
tract of flax. The relief | received was
pillon one of the blessings of the age
Try Papillon extract of flax Skin Cure
when all others fail. Large bottles $1,0O
at +. f. Gapen Il Co.'S Drug store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25

There is no use of denying the fact
This so-called third party is fast becoming
"A power, which will have material effect in
deciding the political, economical, and
social destinies of the nation If strong
opposition is not at once brought against it
-InnkeeperS' JOurnal (BrOOklW)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25

We look with grave apprehension upon
the efforts being made to organize prohi
bition political party to nominate indepen
dent candidates. In every state parties are
so nearly divided that it only requires a
few voters to hold the balance of power
Such being the fact, the true policy for the
prohibitionists to pursue is TO secure as
thorough an organization as is possible and
then use II as balance of power.-E. r
NiLker IN Church Union.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25
The Scrap Bag.

When the autumn wind Is shrieking
Through the thousand leailess trees,
And an icy hint of winter
Is in every clustering breeze,
When the frost king nips your fingers
And dark clouds obscure the sun,
And you shiver in an ulster
That for years has duty done.
When the green things all have vanished
And the snow flakes round you whirl
Then you wish you had the ducats
Squandered on your summer girl.
-IIiHfeld Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25

The scarcity OF water Is getting to be
very serious in this section. In the north
eastern quarter of the city nearly all the
wells have failed, and many of the citizen,
are compelled to draw water on sled:
nearly half mile. The big railroad pond
that once spread over nearly thirty acres
has been reduced TO only few acres in ex
tent, and is growing smaller each day
HendOtd Bulletin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25
Got the Best of the Doctor.

w. +, Reyer, Guretsyille, Ohio, says:
My wife has been troubled with Catarrh
a long time, but have, with what remedies
we had, and what the doctor could do kept
the upper hand OF it unlil this fall, when
everything failed Her throat was raw as
far as one could see, with an incessant
cough, when invested my dollar in bot
tie of your PapiIlon Catarrh Cure as "A last
resort To-Day She Ia free from cough,
throat all healed and entirely cured" Pa.
pillon (eXtract ot fax Catarrh Cure effects
cures when all others fail. Large bottles
500, at I. f. Gapen Il Co.'S Drug Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25

The publisher of Baltimore, Md, Eoery
Saturday, Mr.. 4. J. Wentworth, says his
child, aged six months was suffering from
severe cold and he gave it Red Star
Cough Cure, which acted like a charm.
NomOrphia.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25

A German engineer, named Henkels
has invented ventiating window-pane
which admits fresh air while preventing a
draught. Each square meter of glass con.
taius 5000 holes, which are of a con cal
shape, widening toward the inside. The
new device has already been adopted by
many of the German hospitals.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25
he colossal ennestrian statne of General

Washington which is being made at Ber
lin will be shipped to this country next
month. 1t has been ordered by the Soci.
ETY. of the Cincinnati, of Philadelphia
and when completed will cost $250000
The base is 10 feet square and its length is
about 30 feet. 1t is proposed to place the
statute on Georges Hill, Fairmount Park,
in that city, but movement is on foot to
have il put up in front of the City Hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25

Sir John Lubbock, who Is as eminen,
Tor the personal attention he gives TO the
discharge of his duties rs an Inspector of
Schools as he is In scientific research. will
have an article on Manual Instruction ;,
In the January number OF The Popular
Science N0nIiiy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25

MIR. Frank +. Cranden begins the discus
sion of the disagreement of Great Cit.
les" in the January number of The Popu-
lar Science Hontbly, with an article In
which the difficulties of the question are
forcibly set forth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25

How to get rid Of BMne without sacri-
tiCing the hope OF sucC ,ss will be as impor.
tant II problem rs how he can be elected if
he shall again b. nominated.--Chieag0
H,rdld, (IRd).
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25
Chicago, Alton e. ST, Louis Railroad

Lightning Express, Denver Express, and Kansas cry
and ST. Louis Express trains run daily; Express Man
and Joliet Accommodation run daily, except Sunday
Kansas City and 81 Louis Express going south runs
through without change of cars. Morning train to St
Louis has free chair cars, and evening train through
sleepers 10 ST. Louis and Springfield, -
JAY w. ADAMS,
Ticket Agent c. Il 4. Railroad.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25

Mr.. Buchter, a we'll known citizen of
Lancaster, Pa, has used ST. Jacobs Oil and
considers it an excellent remedy in cases
of swellings, bruises and burns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25

Mothers, Arrays use DR., Seth Arnold's
Soorhing and Quieting Cordial Tor chill
dren. A mild safe tonic. % cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25

S. W. Beach, Mansfield, Pa, says: "
have used Dr.. SETH 1rnOids Cough KiIIe
and it always relieves my cold"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25

When Sam Randall is president icicles
will tlangle from the rim of the sun.--Nele
orleans states (Dem).
Sam Randall could carry New York with
rush and don't you foEgetit.-Nec York
Sun.
Well, what other states could he carry ?
Washington Post (Dcm).
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-25
Buckin's Arnicn Salye.

The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises,
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It will cost the III. Cent 100000 to pc
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Freight trains CARR: passengers leave ottawa ~
follows: For Earl, i20PM for Aurora 1905 A. u.
-, Streator, SOS A. n. sos ~. and 100 A. NJ
Morning train makes close connection iAaiJt To-
all pOints east and west.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, b. O. Drawiss
Room Cars Horizons Recllning Chair Cars, and the
b. O. Palace Dining Cars by this route. All Informs
ton about raes of fare. sleeping car accommodation
and time tables will be cheeruy gwen by applying 70
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General Manager Chicago. GEO. +. ROE,
Agent at Ottawa
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26
EASTER At sT PAUL.
A Sermon on the Resurrection and sun
day school Concert

The interior Of ST PsuIs Episcopal
Church presented very tasty appearance
Yesterday, the floral decorations, though
profuse, being of simple design and arranged
with great taste by the ladies Of the con-
gregation. A large cross trimmed with
egergreens and decorated with Easter cards
stood IN front Of the chancel and the pslpit
was decorated With callss geraniums. trait
ing arbutus. roses and other flowers. Atthe
morning service the choir of thirteen voices
rendered IN. anthems in beautiful man
ner Miss Agnes Pugh presiding AZ the
organ. Dr. ". n Ross sang the solo i
Know that my Re4eener Biveth his deep
bass voice adding additional charm So the
beautiful words. Rev ] Rice Taylor. tie
pastor, preached = sermon appropriate 70
the oecasion taking as bis text the
eighteenth verse of the fourteenth chapter
Of John Because / live So shall live
also lie showed bow The doc
trine of the resurrection vas
the pivot upon which the whcie grand doc
triae of Christianity hinged. and thar il
Christ vas not raised. bis preaching
Wa vain and the fsiYh % the congregation
vain. In the afternoon the services of the
liEfie ones took plaoe. About - oi tne
pupis n the sunday scbtloi we're present.
After TIE program ne ~ hgmns sn5 rray-
ers fbe pastor made = pleasant address aFon
the impossihilifV n gnderstsn org fl.iF
the doctrines q The resurrection. iItusfrs-
ting bis remarks With sci Fat snectl1tes
The Essfer eggs snd carfs were Their DIS
yihuted, snd bapl'v ume ~ TIE children
ensuaf
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26
BOYS AND REvoLvERs
nr. siiesisa's Attstnpt Co Make People
b ltsss that Tie has not Violated
the Law.

The letter from Glidsien s Lougee. rela-
age 10 selling reyolvers 70 boys. Wa pub
hshe,l yesterday ln the fNLEsRsM- K KERALD
without comment Or reply iDasmuch as
there was nothing IN il antagonistic % the
statements medc ia the article published
saturday morninx Instead Of deny ing any
of The statements made. il corrOborttes
some 1T them and says nothing about the
rest. The letter admitted thai Mr. Glldden
sold a revolver toa boz in the presence Of
the reporter and that be offered to sell
one to Louis fhurston without questioning
either oi them a. a. their age. by way ct
explanation it states that he had previous
iy questioned Ons Of abe boys and claims
that be did not violate the law Ia selling 20
me other, simply because the boy did not
return with The money and lake the reY0l-
YER The card does not attempt 90 explain
how Ar 6iiddea escaped violating the law
~hes be sold revoigers to Lee Kits and
other fen-y ear-oids and under. who nave not
yet deffed theif knee pants Re prob
ably expects % be called upon
CD explain further, and if is understood be
- trying to make people believe that the
article published Saturday morning was in
tended - an attack 90 him for IA .ure to
advertise in che IFlEs3AN UERAIb such
Ap idea Is ~ foolish and silly as it is un-
i0nndsd and be- viii hardly 6nd a person
tuolish enough t1 teheve be-. n solicitor
called upon Mr 0lidden aud asked hin ca
piacc an advertisement En- the rEErGRAu-
hsRtto uo member of the editorial staff of
zoe paper bad any kn1wlcige 81 the fact.
HaC The article been Intended asa roast
on dr iilddsn the description Of Mr Giid-
den : method ef selling seyenty-6ve-ceut
revoifers tp schooiooys ou dve.cent Install
ments Noud uof have been 50 mildly
drawn. ine reporter called upon Mr. Ghd-
den iNiee issi Thursday afternoon and the
remarks made oy Nr Ghdden. before be was
informed thas it ead been reported be was
violating rbe Jaw were nos mentioned ga
she article which be considers roast
Neia|nE was ss5d about his admitting that
De Nfs uoifErfi Co sell iu violation oi the lsw
in order fo make living Instead of giving
hls reinarss maie ben De did not under.
staad Tie objects of the conversation. fhe
Reporter recorded only h1s expressions OF re-
gret. etc Which De uttered after being
shown eoncluyvelY that he had violated
ihe law sud was liaoie to PROSE, ufion
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26
oUR FOLKS
llsv goes b pstrnlt .oaav

:. y Clay goes Ia Detroit Today
Ms Henson and ehildren are visiting
si netrrif
T. E Csrroil snd family observed Easter
with friends ff Berlin
rbamss kee. ~ kaisnaz0a. spent sim
bay with his brother. Billy Roe. of the
European.
Charles Temple. 0f uhia eniove.i brief
visif yeste -sisv w.ih his brother i9r Frank
Temple ~ tbis citv
Mss Lizzie Schust who has been visiting
Der psrent. la ft WAYNE. Ind for the past
len isys has returned 10 her horae in tins
eitf
Nss Annie flav. daughter of s. n Clay
IS Sasering from Hlhesilh and onten
plates retisfuIne le ihis fitV fron Chicaso IN
ths hope thai sbe WI recover
Nissss Carrie ard Ninnie usrsraw are az
present rist'eififa tf their hones 81 Casaa-
VIA They leave tomorrow FOR NasSeznn.
havins aefepfei posiuen a. the airing.
stn.
Iss p nee of Houghtea. superintendent
Cor ire efsr Rrui1-n'a district 81 she
Hthiesn reiephaue company. spent Sifn-
iay .n the citv. the zuesf nf Sflrf : 81
W4f-on
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26
FATrH y tNFIpEIrrY
TIE Choice ~ Wss- Selected by Fieisp
Patterson fpr His FLOCK

~ a'tftfr - " - ~<ttgtr1 ~ ftt~tftt
Patterson fer His FLOCK
Bishop Patterson preached last evening az
aessish's Temple. taking far bis text the
itth and tstn verses 81 the 49th Psalm
This their vsy u their folly yet thslr PCS
terity approve their ssyiags. Like sheep
tbeg are aid IN the grave. assth shall feed
sn fsem. ard She upright shsli have domin-
ssu ever 5hem in the morning. and
the sxfh verse ~ the fNh cbap
ter % Iohn sm thc way He ssad
xish - wske a few honest c8Trpari-
sens. and - speak a few soiia facts When
fFe pstas present. themselves it IS onrs ts
tteose As ie Vhich rsv = riEbs Or Eha=a
Nav s ,<-snE if - also Ours 81 seriir Fact
tells are that Christianity has a0ne much
t7r tb~ world 4 i also iscf fhat ~ search
IN vAin f,r ~ great pnbiic
r,e5 tl,af iaEielstr hss wraught
sar aHr rare As sire srefrs- sisg @an bow
So ear aiseeef maze 'aal eossfs Iazar.
saA hss sait taaf humanity hgs f1ot
Nee b ntt fhaf - more certecf fne
ns.lei fiie hlsrs r8en IS there ssr err rising
1rNsri hrisfssnsfv pelnfs - a rsck--s
vasieru Aie1er nan hamaney The fsr-ser
azes as - nnsei thss which Is sssTaTf
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26
Tue TEACHING oF SCRIPTURE.
on the Resurrection; as the Fact. the Me-
cessity and importance of the Event.

A large audience gathered at the Second
Baptist Church at the morning service. The
pulpit vas tsstily decorated with flowers.
and excellent and appropriate anthems
were sung bY the choir. The pastor
preached on the words in Second Timothy
second chapter. eighth verse. Remember
that Jesus Christ If the seed Of David was
raised from the dead according to my gos-
pei The pastor said. They emphasize the
fact that Jesus experienced an actual death
and are equally emphatic and explicit as to
the actual resurrection cf Christ from the
dead To fulfill the scripture prophecy and
% complete his work as Redeemer. this
event was indispensable. The teaching
example and death ~ Christ without the
resurrection would have rendered. Christian
ity a sad failure There never was tine
80 critical a. when the body of Jesus recosed
in the garden grave aear Jerusalem. bat
IN this instance is wAs darkest lust
before the dawn. The gates Of death did
not prevail against Him He opened their
iron bars and went forth a. she greafssf
conaneror. completed his work ss man = di-
vine ssviour. assembled e. the right hand ~
God where He ever heefh % make inter
eessiou fsr His people tili He shall come in
power snd great glory 60 c0nSumnlate His
kingdom. THIS event = Important Sc the
brightest evidence - Christianity ft con-
sfitutes the ground ~ our personal hope
BEYOND The grave n aen that stone nas
rolisi from fhe deor - Christ grave SAYS
enc IS Has buried with sfIca = fore thst T.
crushed III a'i the grave arors u 4hristen-
dora. snd noN toe foaab = ~nlv. a bower
wherr ff,ss pe0ple fsse ~ afernoon nsF
20 wake 80 IN ntzhfv nel4orstIon
Br The reSarretlrn cf Issa1s death has
heen transformed Tie southeTn cape ~
Area was snov8 ouee ss tn~ esre 81
tsnapesfs 8ntii a Portazsssc navigator fsscoV
cred = safe uessaeP s-eHr1 rs when re
afie uas chsnz zesi 81 Care ~ ffaaa HoEe -
tie sse-raV rare tf 3eath ha- aeen 81 Fszef
infa ire Care ~ iHses Hofe since Jessss
himself sa - -slnd ard cpeaei a sase
nsssaga far 81 heifevsrs We re-s1 20 spere-
ciste more fsllF ts-3aF tae 8oetrs se cfa rsen
SsVionr. tbsf - sre 1s.ir7 - serve not
dad enf hrnk hrist Tais wzs the ssc-
srine ef prvar Flth fhs apostles ard Early
Chr.sfsss ard IS 80 asi9bf esf fs~se sf wo-k
ia Re Ferli te-8aV fhss gforigns doctrine,
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26
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SAYINGS AND DoInGs.

t1As eisss so ae ems aI aasLssi1sals.
l4sl aleetsHs ol tae si,l tessi4lll laa4xhl
foa 49, aaeaa halla. pasiiss Aad eotsr-
.--i.alenls sste
si.,llss-elezaias .s sisraslax q sseat sis4l
- 4ttfllta.l .aef-
Agpf4priass k.asssF sers a,ss neFe Lsai "a
al ne tF'lrfliss yesterday
ths aaisiszioa ss.s.iel- seli - ss.sssai ser
s-rs ili -i...lll4..l...'lslsi,l1 "a t.sler
lsa asa -sl 49, aDpsslesltf 81 seaf iisat
t4tttf .tt1tt1t estif a. ltiA ..i.
fiie oiisfl1.,s si ~t P44l q .sl.llia5 senoo.
'iaillss - l.s.si se-sssi al..i...i4i-ti ~ a.
k.4sief Sunday 80 deserved yesterday ~
tuf iafso ailil fsf-t s1fsas - t,sfesi i-e Lac
TAe is.aa.l has 3sea ,sseisa4lei 5y tie
1.a.fi "a aaatlA ,as ta.aFlas s.s'lae is ga
49,
8 ~ Aelaigrs A4s placed . ~lFs senes
as,'.isaa - Fsrfsg - tAs epfi-sF - Lsen Ai..i
Isss ,.nsad sapi.is B.lilaers sxenal8se has
iisssa,ia-i 80 l.-els.at "a 'i.sazIe.l4leot among
- --leia.itl4.
Cslasz4s carnival a. Poxess opera
1ncae ul..sHt ttee4l ilinss sre Ffsa4.sesi iI''.a
fae lt.le aei<
"a. e. f,sl si.i give ne fsafiA cgaeefta,
~ "a IA lliilor ~ hpeee<ieiis. ~ nio fes-l.si
itlsne fteltal sl.s escai,ls
s1tir l-slfl.i.s.a.il Eagefs ti-s 1san.b z tles 1e
SIS - flla AZ .ne 'aii s.oetsla
the 81 IL a & railroad - having plan.
Sfep.re,i hsl . lallasf.lae ueN 1epet. Na4ll iies
ls.l.t -geft s.lsi.e 4lae IA iise asas n.f,le.
tAaf.ss j -chna8el. 81 tie Nladicoaab
fefaiian iaetsfy. las beea sppollied fesideal
-lsiisit "a pi lie tlIi.afi rflssiilt tslet
Aft,rapfialc E4st.ir services 4ere bsie
s-stnflaI tf --c Clslltileil ll ki.sn a. Messiah
ie'agio pfsaisa of'sf ~ h4soot i. y. FaSiel,sisi
tieneI4l tseisai AGENT 0.l aad sug gsfin
issficlf ,iellleais sleui -qilia5 al fetlskf. lsk
A< anef s.-itcn eci.slui4s 7, ssliaies exeaF
lle faneral of the lnEanf .s,n Of NJ an
Aa< g. g.. nefaar en3 cle4 early sestefdal
iaeinlas. asli =. aeli ai lsio cA-k to.la5 fron
s1e a4s.lHy .es.sitece. = Canal -
hes y kics Iaf loT rcctQr oi 81 paul
aFisHpr@i tallren. az alfpFlsed yesterday 5s ~
society "a a aiais IA hefaels. Eho pfcssii;d nla
ssh aftsH fln ei.i eiis saatl iu ta Easlef ess
4. Is gullTel t1st . e0uufaitlse represent
~ sac A.t.ulas Temperance aa-oeiAliou aili a.
rive Ia The eiii eeia} u aook alleg sane u8I-as
saAt nlsilens leialias "a lac c0naiset 9f oi.c q
iilai4 a.ell.ers.
OalleY Division. No. iUZ. order 0f Kali
sa5 Conductor. ae4d regular l.leellas "a Rs'
As.s t.si. aiiai-st Yesterday aiierles5l
luele .ar5l sissIltl.llaee a uuIaoeI of VISIT
ms ofataefs luia Furt IS t4pe an4 Ias.4sou bel
efr7eAA
lhe annual report Of the secretary OF ca
Wtssliiiislef fiisbI Ite1la church Sliillay schos
sloas ll.st t1cle a. 81 teachers ezn 9ioyeI la Ga
kofx. aud "a enroliDcul of ~ Fups-s. There
uo inleulrsilses ana snere a lalauec iG tn
Lr1asaft ui sisl.la
taose ifou coal hole covers are
nuisance aud shoull ~ removed lruEn tae sid.
.saiNs fea.aF2ed a prsmlueut etlxsu - a q
porter toe taG tELEi.ala- IA skALn Yesterday.
ttuc sik fear0l bog sl4tbed uls loc one
snem aud lell. dlspiacia- sae zap of ni- kace
continued. 2nd B lhink tney snotid bc ioL
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

The services a. 81 Marks yesterday werf
nsf particularly conspicuous. sus TIE ao-a'
decorations wsrs bardv ar 70 ths usaa'
STANDARD Il exceilsnce. The altar ~as cee.
er4i pifh calls Nties white sl9nE fas
chsueei raj ~ere groaPed hen=e parts
hysrsnseas sna sceoi4n lsfes - ftaf
ralFt xas anshrsu8e1 In rsrs
ar3 ia na1T - fee eors uers
bang hesefslsi gaTisusfs ~ greer an
w5re The genaTshie b5saaY q f-szfa
1f- ste8 ard she cnra ahIneI -lrsIfees
ehErs - - Mark and tts nere ~ re
tF-ss ~heuher3 4Fr,e a. ees rp
fhe hezasif1i Nsste4 81 sEs5c Hsaop ss-
Ese 81 7reref = h7sef address ars esf rraes
fAs f5he0ing cess
Mss Sirzonson Mss e%r A5ss EsgrreW
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

ktss He,sa.ss Miss ehaN Miss H1lSsxs
x - Fseaebss 4 - kalklnz M - easnpsels
4 - Ratiez Ms bfeKief Mrs. Haghe<
Mss Narthrop AFe kuilcs1 III. k1stcat1
IT, E..3le ard Ar "A god = ard
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"The BattIeOf the BIOOInS.
House Cleaning in lis Height

Ladies make home attrac-
tive. We viii 4 sist you 10y
quoting the very Lowest prices
ever known IA tins clty on
Decorative Goods. See our
! argains IN Oiegraphs. equal
60 Oil Paintings. gilt frames.
at from $l.00 TO s. 90. Auto
types and Albertypes from 81
to $500, subjects of rare pieces
of art. Walnut Frames, Sxl0.
cabinet size. with mats. glass.
etc. 25c: same size in Gilt.
warranted not TO tarnish. 35c:
still better at SOC and upward
10 most elaborate articles.
Sxl0 cooking glass. handsome
ly framed, for 25c. l0xls only
Doc and Upwards TO full size
parlor mirror. atm and ebony
Wall pockets lband paintedl
5llc. 75c. Sl.00 and upwards. A
full line of Black Walnut and
japanese Match safes. Comb
Cases. Brackets. Letter Cases.
etc. All the New Novelties I'M
japanese Decorations OF rarest
patterns and styles. We carry
the laa gestline of Clocks. from
the celebrated Ansonia Clock
Co. from "A e5c Alarm Clock TO
the finest French Mantel
Clock. Every time-plece sold
10y W. j. warranted.
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VIZ OFFER FOR SALE

six Lots or Waterloo Street. business
property.
One Hundred Lots or Stevens s66i-
tion Easy terms.
Several Lots OF Essf Fultor Street.
Very desirsblt Lot or Madison Ave
House and L.of Or Green Street VeTy
cbcap sn5 or easy terms. and
A fns House sne fzo L1fs o. F1fth
4Venue. oniy few rods fTorn streef raj
~sy ard every ~sy desirable. 81 .
great bzreain II sold soon
We fosr n,oney and fTsu-s property
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II. W TEE - CO.
70 CANAL STREET