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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
HALEY HILL MINING COMPANY.
An incorporation With s1,5OO,oOO
Capital Stock.

Messrs Harvey Hardy, Boyd Park, j..
G.. Sutherland, j. X. Mcbride and Theo-
dore Whitley have formed company
under the above name, with million
and half dollars capital stock. The
stock which is divided into 100000 shares
OF $40 each is distributed as follows:
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
The Elk Saloon.

Newly renovated and opened with the
choicest brands of wines, liquors and
cigars. Directly opposite the Theatre.
Everything first class. Give me a call.
FRANK MAY, Proprietor.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
Notice (!

There will be special meeting OF the
Utah Cattle and Horse Growers Associa-
ton, at the office OF VIM. Jennings. on
Monday, January II, 1886, at 10 O'clock
4, N. A punctual attendance is re-
fues'ea' o. III. HARDY,
Sncrata,,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
1878 Established 1878.

=, Jos. Baumgarten, the Fashionable
Tailor, calls the public attention 10 the
TACT that he makes u specially OF over.
coats, Swallow-tail and Business SHIFTS, at
the lowest prices in this city.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06

>, JohnTaylor & Son, No. 43 and As Second
South Street, have just received choice
lot OF Fall and Winter Woolens. which
they offer to make up in first-class STYLE,
at greatly reduced rates.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
Scllale,s

Billiard and Beer Hall is now open TO the
public. Only the finest brands OF Liouors
and Cigars kept on hand, at l67 Main St
W. SCHADE, Proprietor.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
Dr.. z. b. Foote. Senior

vi New York, publishes his announce
men lnent IN the daily DEMOCRAT every satur-
N"!
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06

The company proposes to operate its
properties in the Mineral Hill mining dis
trict, Alturas county, Idaho, and to ex-
tend its operations SO as to embrace all
the privileges OF leasing other properties,
building and purchasing reduction works,
etc. The term Of incorporation is thirty
years, and the following named gentle
Boyd Park, president; Harvey Hardy,
vice-president; j. r. Mcbride, secretary
and treasurer. The company's chief
place OF business is Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
SiOyes Z Tin,xnrai

20 to +. W. Madsen & Co, for stoves
ranges, and tinware. 80 and Al east
fllhl pOutl street, =
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06

O. GOAL on and Fluid at Pioneer Lamp
store, 81 E. First South Street.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
White House.

WHlte house.
For the best meals and rooms go to the
White house. Everything first-class and
low rates.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
Prof. A. Andre,

Languages and Music, as L. "a South
street 70. Box 200. Terms moderate,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
L. Auerbaeh & Bros Great Clearance
Sale

Should not be missed by those in search
OF bargains in Dry Goods, Clothinc
Boots and Shoes, Carpets, etc, etc. It Is
sure 10 pay you.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06

Great Reduction in Livery
At Mark McKimmins' Livery StabIe
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
M EDlCAL.
MEDICAL.
DR.. FOOTE, Senior,

OF 100 Lexington Avenue, New York,
Hereby cautions the public NOT TO
Employ or Communicate with n
man styling himself "Dr. Foot, Jr.
without making due inquiry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
From Mendoza

IOur correspondent began her letter eyi.
deutly with an article on the Crpa, topic of
conversation in Mendoza, tOWit; the arrest
Of the young postoilice thieves aud its e.,
feet on the question of II change Of post
masters. Unfortunately a large part of the
article (irst page or pages appears TO have
been lost here or never sent, and the whole
is therefore omitted.
The FREE TRADER made a mistake last
week in referring to the position of the
pp,tOlli,e, aud Ia, brought down on its ven
cradle head the ire OF one Prof. Bucker
who has Il sort Of business college over tine
postpiiice. lie iutend, suing the TRADER
office for damages. II is no doubt an all
yprlising dodge
The poker zen referred % is a few doors
Iaway from the postollice. There Is still IN.
other on another street While these uru-
are under the eyes of the MAYOR, council
aud marshal, they have made uu effort o.
Idispcr,e them Vice seems 10 be- as con.
t1gruu- rs smallpox and has spread rap.
idly, generally attacking a maj.r,iyui our
young men.
Numerous letters have been misplaced
aud lost However, these are of minor uc-
count.
DDbbie and Address are now In the Cook
county Jail, and must remain there until
the grand jury meet in March, unless re-.
leased on bail, which Is doubtful Not De-
cause be may differ with any Ia politics
or opinion, hut because Of the principle,
| is Mr. Andress justly criticised.
EX.alderman r. ID. Dobhie Is Frustrated
completely from grief over his sons con
duct. He must receive the profound sym.
pathy of tie community for the disgrace
us son has bruu ght upon him.
The pool room owned by Paul Cooper
and operated 10y one Burke, and the pool
rpnn of one Schroeder, were pulled SAT.
urday night for violation of the ordinance
in regard 10 allowing minors play. They
we're fined $40 aud costs.
fhe government has leased the Ed. HE
mas building for the term II four years
George and Harry Woods, brothers of
Frank Woods had conference with Post
master Address "Wednesday, who settled
with them for the amount of Sl5i, which
was demanded Of Frank as pOstoihce
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
From w altman.

WALTuAM, Jan. 7.--Delightful weather
and roads in good travelling condition.
schools were all closed in this vicinity
on account of the holidays.
Miss Nora Murphy spent the holidays at
her home in Livingston county.
Mr. Thomas Carney left our midst last
Friday for his home in Kansas. Many tears
will be shed after you, /. G
Miss Ida lIagenbaugh, who is attending
school at Ottawa, was home during the
holidays.
John Wylie thinks Jas. Hagenbaugh has
too many gates IN his farm,
John Kinnegar, Jr's. pony occasionally
makes good meal on Emil Aubry's hitch.
ing pest.
Frank Farmer spent his holidays at the
residence Of the Misses Gilligan.
James Grace lost two valuable COWS from
the disease that is raging through the COun-
try.
viii Jamison and James DufTy's attrac.
tons are still northwald.
john Curtin sports "A mule and buggy To
take his best girl out in
John Percy, one OF our retired farmers,
spent his holidays at his old home in this
vicinity.
Frank Rowie returned Nome after spend.
ing week with his girl in Macon,
Miss Ellen Carlin is spending a few
weeks with her sister Mrs. McGinnis, in
st. Joe, Me.
Frank Bilman after spending the sum
mcr here, returned to his home in Iowa last
week Busy BODY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
Vicinity Items.

John Ilo-r, the Morris young man who
brougIta Stolen lur,r 10 Joliet last sum.
mpr, and soidit az thc horse market Was
found guilty and time fixed at three years
IN the penlleuIluy.
A Washington dispatch has the follow,
ing: misses Jennie and Maude Wallach,
assisted 10y Miss Estelle Wallach, of New
York, and Miss Leonura Heller, Of Ottawa,
will receive at l2J Indiana Avenue, Wash
ingtn, ID, CO.
Tx Aid John Schuck, oF Joliet, mystic
rously disappeared Dec. 81, and So far all
Efforts To discover traces of the missing
man have failed. Cannon have been fired
and the river dragged, The family are
heart-broken with grief.
An old Illinois Central railroad engineer
tells some interesting stones about loco
motives. He says engine No 23, Of the
Illinois Genital road, built in 1893, has run
/ ,O2g go miles, or over $4,000 miles per
year. No. - has run ,OO1, tO3 miles; No.
30 has run Olj3SS miles.
Mr.. Parrot. manager OF the Morris Gas
Company, and formerly of the Blooming
ton plant, speaking Of the electric light
said: There Is no use taking, We cant
get up anything like the elccuic light tor
street purposes. never had any idea Of
the effect and would not believe it until
went 10 Bloomington and looked at those
lights for myself There is not spot
within the city limits that man cannot
read newspaper in the streets. took
letters had ia my pocket and went down
dark streets To Try H. an gas man, but
must own up that We are nowhere Tor
street lighting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
Probate Court.

Guardianship Of Alfred i, Winfield and
Walter K Green; rep of accts apyd, &c.
Guardian ordered to file a new bond III sum
of 81 600.
Est of Eleanor Anderson; rep of sale OF
real est, sale confi, admr ord TO execute
deed.
Est of Henry A Glover; leave to withdraw
certain notes on file for collection.
Guardianship Of Moses NJ Degcn; Isaac
Degcn app guardian, bond of $4,000, apyd
Est of IIalvor pederson pet TO sell real
est; sale decreed
Est of Andrew Anderson; extr ord to
make rep and final set.
Eat of Joseph Carpenter; Rector c Hit
up admr,
Guardianship Of Alfred and Edward An
dersun; rep of sale presented.
Est of William Whitman; claim Of 500
above in favor of James Wright and son.
Eft Of Sarah Poole; proof of heirship
made.
Est of Robt Wade; ord Cor final set to Feb
ierm.
Comsvtr Of John 'Conor; inv and rep OF
Accls apvd and app for ord to sell real est.
Guardianship of William o Jones ct al;
yep Of accts apyd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
THE COURTS,
Circuit Court.

Mr. Duncan says that the Reddick vii
case will come up before the courts 'h''
term. The plaintiff is ready to have the case
tried on days notice
The grand jurors summoned Tor next MO"
dav are; C NJ Potter, ADAMS; a stevens
Allen: Ply Hickman, II F Rowland, Bruce
A G. Baldwin, Deer Park; Henry Peters
pimmick; Benjamin Shaefer, Earl; rla''
Ford. Eden; Thomas Cassidy, Fred u Or
singer, La Sale; A C Irwin, ManIins; u NJ
Price. Mendoza; A d Gillett, Meriden; Dan
;sl Way. Miller; Robert Wyle, Ophir; Il !
Hoge, Usage; James Sphinx Otter creek u
u H;ekok, Troy Grove; II G Cartwright
yermilion; Edmund ODonnell, Wallace;
Charles Waldron, Waltham.
The following are the petit jurors sum
moned for Monday, Jan. lslh
william Cox, Allen; George Montague
Peter Jorstad, Adams; Patrick lialtpenny'
LYMAN Baker. J Ames, Bruce: William
Cuthbertson. Uimmick; e W Debolt, Day
ton: Onslow II Barra,s Eden; d L Barnard,
Earl: William Lucas, Freedom; John Ken
nedy, John Wise, Groyclanl; Frederick Roll
fnr, Grand Rapids; J fooie Hope; "m
CARRY, John Gmciucr, In SdIeGlohn I'm
erson. Miller; Fred wilhelm, K VI Dewey,
Mendoza; James Eyle Charles Bowers, \ II
Kimb,rk. Nanlius; Ole Howe, Mission; John
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

money.
Mrs DR.. Duncan, who has been vary III
IL recovering.
Mis- Alice Kane has returned from a
very pleasant visit To- the Ridge.
RrvivaIs are being held al some OF III"
churches.
Miss sophia Holland has been visiting
friends in Bushnell,
There is not "a more rapaci0us set of men
than republican office. holders and their
friends. under a democratic administration.
After abusing and stigmatizng the party
10 the fun extent Of their meauness, they
still ask protection and nourishment from
IL, poSrrs | the democrats are under any
particular obi gati0ns Ia them, 81 much So
that they must stand aside and grant them
all the lucrative and agreeable offices un.
der government or administration which
they have Loyalty and literally fought for,
unless suhjecting themselves 70 further
abuse, there would he no very essenti !
reason in having any thing better than an
arChy. No man, hut poltroon, would &C.
cppt from an enemy, as the democrats are
and some 60 80 far as 10 call them rebels
any gilt whatsoever
The saluuns around the postoilice are
going 10 "vamo0se' the ranch They say
on account of sunday mails their Sunday
trade l. cut of entirely; and Isaac Abr
ums, OF the wholesale liquor store, is dis.
gI,tpd because ther" are 50 many ID
women around ROsE Bod
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
From Dayton.

EWrls. H.. Jan 1th, 1S51-Reyiygl
mc DOCS we're held here during holiday
~, s..,yt.c R'ys p1iret and Henderson,
81. ...f Evanston.
D.r uIl ttcnrr4 Misses Crane and
ri ., Ottawa, nd "a vacation of two
w.. ..il e-opeuad their school last Mon.
ga, o.'.s,
.t AZ Sruooi gave very pleasant
au s'nl Christmas entertainment
a...te Mr. JOHN Baker was chosen
~ nl ...ul Mt " The ). ) last sunday, at
"a h. aHu election
d. 'r.-4ed Brick Work, finished burn.
iBs sa iOnliy nprninE tAe first under
81 Ip.rr;.jon of the new foreman, MIR
C.-t Tl.y have sold and shipped all
N b.;r. t,ay II al on htni 10 a contractor
"a trrsp, aud % the C., r. " e. Co, at
~ a.
.l.- tl,e rks anl paper mill have shut
d is.5 l.- fHr winter, the latter mill putting
in t.Htrr ma ;hine. The tile works have
hal g-r. lccessful tr ale during the sea
s,4.etl Ii tge sold Off all Of their stock on
haul
~ 60 n works are running AS usua
an rr.,iuhg n fair bare Of the trade. MIR
W . DpluAn, the junior member at th'
Il Il. - rs.- Gut an the road Monday morn
i.s. T. li.ii their share Of the trade.
iis> & Ia Green Is spen ling the winter
In ava
ur,. o. ". Trumbo AM daughter are
vis.tiay friends In Denton, Texas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

Strentor sent up another Of its wicked
Peter, to the county jill on Tuesday 10 de-
fault Of bail in the sum of 5000 for a.
legged rape on twoliuIe girls The fellow
name is Peter Howard, owner of "a coa
shaft, one aud a half miles northwest al
Streator, aud about 30 yearsot age. In lsG,
he served a term in the Joliet Penitentiary
for highway robbery in this city, His hail
is coal black and bushy,and his countenance
anything but agreeable to look upon. Iii,
mother is "A resident of the town of Eden
"A widow, wealthy and Of responsibility
His wife called to see the prisoner at the
I'LL few hours after he was locked up and
seemed in great grief. Mcconnell, the
Streator detective, made the arrest, and
while reading the warrant for Howard 5 ap,
prebenson the latter suddenly drew a re.
volyer and lcveled IL al the officers head,
but the weopen was taken from him before
he could discharge H. The following &C
count of the crime i from the StredtOr
UoHitor:
If the story of the little girl is true, and
SO far all the indications tend 70 support
This statement, one Of the most outrageous
crimes has been committed that has ever
Jeen known in the history of Slreatur The
two victims are Anna Ldmuuds, the dau-h-
ter of William Edmonds, and sarah Mitch
ell. the daughter Of Thomas Mitchell The
EdmOndo glri Is little over 10 years old,
and the Michel g.rl Il little over / years
old. All three families are close neighJur>,
and iIowlrd's wife is an elder daughter OF
Mr.. Mitchell. The children have been
playing more or less at ll0waId's house,
and for the past few weeks, at the request
OF Mr. aud Mis- Howard, the two little
girls have stayed over night some times.
Howard made his first attempt upon the
Mitchell girl about three weeks ago, and
succeeded in accomplishing his purpose,
purity by brides, promises and threats,
partly by force, but principally on account
of the ignorance of the little girl of the
nature and enOrmity Of his actions, About
week later he made a similar attack upon
the Edmonds girl, and again by similar
means accomplished similar result. Both
these attacks were made in Towards house,
all OF the other members of his family Re
ing away. Finally the last assault was
made the Saturday after Christmas. Mrs.
Howard was away and Howard sent his lit
lie boy away, leaving only himself and the
two unfortunate girls with him. They
started to 90 away, but he locked the door
and kept them fast, He then sent one of
the girls out into the kitchen, while he
abused the other, until he had compelled
both to become once more victims to mis-
internal passion, This is the story of the
little girls
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

Supervisor James RhCads Is Visiting
fri nds and relatives AT Pittohurg Ia.
The flour mill Green's mill, rs 1t Is Ia
niIi,,rlv known. has been literally turned
inside out" and the millwnghls nave llt'eu
il up in good shape, set up new hltcniheiy
and alr.ust made new mill out ol the olu
one. The new firm, consisting oi Jrhh an'l
Chas Green and Herman Doll nave rented
the property for - term # years ana ih'eh''
10 fiji M the mill with new machinery, :"
rs 10 do the very best Of merchant ana Gus
tnm work. Mr.. DOH il an experienced ana
practical miller, having been fourteen
wears IN the mill ut Kankakee, ana later
on. in Chicago, and promises that the farm
ars shall receive their own grists AMI have
them well ground They have commenced
work by grinding a car load "i New YORK
buckwheat, and are making the hest ana
purest buckwheat flour ~ any mlll IN me
market. They have new shuck er which
taxes off the hulls and makes fine, white.
pure -four. In u couple of weeks they VIII
have everything completed for grinding
wheat and farmer, will do Well 70 give
them "a trial
DAYTON has an amet,urorcheStrl consist
inr oi first and second yiuIins l.u'e, coruri
bass and piano They made their first pun
lie APPEARANCE al the Christmas entertain
ment at the school house.
Mr.. Basil Green has returned from
Louisiana lie talks s.m' u. making th"
sunny south bis future home.
MEN. Misunderstanding iu Chicago and
Mendoza, '''Nsi''R'r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

IT, as the Marshal is credited with report
ing. the saloon Of Jerry CAVITY, now under
arrest on a charge Of rape, is i very disor-
DERBY place the dive vas very properly
suppressed by the council on Tuesday be re-
vokng its license, 1t was very generally
credited with being nuisance to the neigh
borhood, and certainly came under the han
prescribed in Chap. XVI, h. o, City of Oua.
wa, which says that the keeper of disor-
derby house shall be fined and forfeit his
license. Perhaps dose Of this kind once in
a while will choke oil these alleged very
lisorlerly places
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

August next this city will he enlivened
for a week by the presence of about 5000
strangers 1t has been decided to hold the
annual conclave Of the Select Knights, A.
o. L. W, of this state here, rs well as the
session of the Grand Lodge, A. O. L. w,
and on one of the four days will be held
the animal picnic OF the a o. [. W. Of
this county. A. all Of this will be held in
the city it will be a bigger event for the
people Of this city generally than was the
encampmeLt of last year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
County Court.

The regular jury panel, which met Mon
day, was discharged next day.
Christ. Roots, of Serena, aged 90, was de-
elared insane on Wednesday. The cause is
unknown. lie was taken to the county asy,
lam temporarily.
Assignment of George 7 phelan. Inv and
bond OF 81 200 apyd.
Mcintyre VS. Young Def defaulted Judg
rnent w same for Sl22 y and costs.
Goldsmith ct al vs. RaIer Def detauIted'
Judgment VS. same for $50 aud COSTS.
civ OF Streator vs. Mcneil. Nolle pros.
Trumbo vs. Degen Discharged by pItf at
his c0sls.
Murdoch VS. Gerald. Nole pros.
nornick ct nj vs. Brady. Same order.
iIennng VS. Weldon. Def dcfiulIed. Judg-
Dent VS. same for for S3lsjO and costs
Rogers IS Feruberg, Nollc pros,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
~ the OFFICES.

The following have recently been granted
licences TO marry;
Julsnn II O,mstead anl Emma G Smith.
Edward Schcuring and Mary c Seiglc.
J Edward Morris and Ella 4 Smith.
Frank A Parker and Abblc Il Foley.
Tho, Kasprowic1 and Annie SzdIoskar.
Frank b Ketchum and Fannie Carson.
Johu + Ciumc and .Iabtrm VI Carson,
Wuulium II Stoltle AMI Anna X Claus.
Nilim A Cassidy m I Ida VI Glover.
john II Burns aud Al lie + Cumns
Pari.k Sncri Ian and Maggie Nulmms,
n ward polhiughomc aud Martina } White.
EiNarl Gull aud Nulic \ Mctabe.
Henry u Barber and Fannie Il Armstrong.
William II Grccner and Mary Gcrich,
Joseph Niriom and Margaret Gleason,
EIns 4 Clark and Lizzie A Rnwing.
James f. Murphy AMI Nora Maher.
qAuA. Jenkins md Alma knowles.
Jta,p rrock and Agnes llypka.
Boil sch wan2 and lsadOre Frank.
The VI Gus court rooms, tbs week, were
sr.n, rs The grave var 3, deserted and lone
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

NTTTNN, NJ, NVT.F, ~.
Nrs. nE KUCK man Vgl1D,--l deem IL my hUi!
81 M M lc know vuat you dd for INV caug'i T..
81 sss under medical treatment since 'hi. ma
t1g,u her 10 six different PHYSICIANS ana re- 'iEtd no
t.nrrt The, tnld me- .n That could Dee done iyr her
80. 10 travel SHE having iUnE trouble 81 i'e "uf-i
Eind Pains through chest, as1 .u hea! ava nt< ana
mn ,urgl.iur rn n her lUtt side. Very We 81, Wis
80 ahlr to do anyraiu. Having heart OF Your Won
jerful cures l. a. last resort rUt h'f HHttr YOUR
49, ,,art IT, she ~nrur Of lSst atl continued uufl
p.c.tul,pr lssl She has not taken Cturft Wct.t-r
.ince from any person ans SUI cHufiiN-9 wei anu
Feeling thankful FOR all you did for her an res
r...fS,,,iiis-- vcu : NES iuWAEu EETy.
ANY pers0n duu'ting this statement vii do ne the
Stndd,4s 60 cal on or address NE,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

a disaster bctell the south approach to the
Illinois bridge recently by the giving way
OF the foundation, owing ~ The wet weather.
This damage will occasion tle bridge some
hundreds Of dollars in repairs. i, IS thought
hat larger stone should have been used,
which would have prevented tie injury
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

MAE~EllLt~ l'4' Nv 49,
MRs. pR. KICK ! fee &c my HutN % Won Nnl ~
rnred me For over ten Ne'rn hiu Nrh srou-l5t
slth The worst kind ~ stS head't'' my tetG iellR
' h5tfsr. AZ WsS tue ou.r r,u.f could E't Tie
isst wear before began ynur rr'ine va y, uuen
s,nsu nf my back hld a great many doctors win,
ont success my husband Jtrs 'del uis ~ iC' vi
a. r,ur care which yiid on The li.R A. 81 May
- II mas now been wear since had spell ~ sick
r.,isrbe had sever pains IN the top % ny htaa'
- -, s-,,n main: Wis j. a'I gone, AMI AN not
..,,,i.a With my shoulders or hack any more. cnn
ride long distance and enjoy sood cay anu re'uiu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
Home Endorsement.

OTTAWA. III, Oct q. 1876.
To- THE PUBLIc-I wish 10 state that IN the summer
II fSy2 WA treated by Ms Dr. keck for The worst
OF frra troubles. since giving yOg nay stat ient in
NSy lS stil continued e. gain IN health ana strengths
aud -Ju may well know how thankful feel 10 you
Tor the great blessing you have bestowed uon me-re
covering my health again All those doubling the
ttuih uf this statement them call on ct address me-
Rtsuyet!ully Mrs. A. r. BRUNK.
Box l1t5.
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THREE kRT MAGbZ MES for SIC.
SOUTHERN
LAND EXGVasi0 i!

The IHiusls Central Railroad viii run another low
rate Excursion 70 points in Tennessee ans Mississippi
Tuesday. January H. 1876 For circulars All, printed
matter concerning ;he Excursion aud southern l-nu
J. T. MERRY,
,...- ., Gen West. Pass. Agt.