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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-17
PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,

There should be full attendance OF the
Highway Commissioners OF this state anu
of those interested in highway improve
ments at the meeting to be held at Spring
field on the eth inst. to consider the SUD
iect of furthering the interests of the pub
lie highways of illinois. Especially ought
La Sale county to be fully represented by
those who have been chosen by the people
10 superintend the highways of the various
townships of the county.
1t is patent to every one who has looked
into the matter that the roads of this county
are not what they ought to be or what the
neople ought to have. The blame OF this
is not entirely to be placed upon the COM
missioners, for large part OF 1t is the
fault of our citizens, who do not seem 10
realize that there is substantial benefit to be
derived from careful though liberal eX
penditure of money in highway improve
ments. There should be greater degree
of interest taken in this important subject
men of the county. Good roads are as nee
essary to the farmer as to the business
man, and from money point OF view they
are essential to the success of both
Every dollar of the taxpayers of this
county that is expended in constructing
gravel roads is we'll invested and will in
time more than repay itself. 1t adds ma
terially to the value of the farming lands
of the county and renders places Of business
accessible no matter what the condition Of
the weather may be. Leading tenmiles in
each direction from Ottawa there should
be at least ten miles Of well-made gravel
road, which would make this citya market
to vast country that every spring and fall
is virtually cut off from coming here by
the impossible condition of the roads, As
a simple business proposition the building
of public highways is worthy of very care
ful consideration.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-17

CAL.-Mr. Eugh Hamilton and family
nave returned from California
Observation-Disclosures Hinsdal, of Edo
RADIO, Kansas, is visiting in Ottawa,
BALT-Mrs, A. Frank has returned to OF
tawa, after month"; absence in Baltimore.
FLoRIpA.-Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Titus have
returned from their winters visit in Florida
CAL.-Dr and Mrs. Vance leave for Cali
fornia during the coming week, to be absent
several months.
AppRss.-Mr. f. F, Bull delivered very
eloquent address at the burial of W. T. Ma.
son, at La Sale, on Friday last.
CmCAGo.-Miss Clara +. Angevine, Of this
city has accepted position as stenosrapher
with Miller & Hunt, florists, Chicago.
Contamination. r. +. Goodell was on
Thursday confirmed by the United States
Senate as postmaster of Leadville, Col
BooKs-Miss Ida Struckmeyer, sisterin-
law of Editor ZwaHaig, of the Hsrold, Is en-
ployed in the county clerks office, working
upon the assessor books.
WILsoS.-Mr, and Mrs, A, II. Wilson have
taken up their residence in Chicago. Mr.
Wilson is now the secretary of the Union
Mutual Accident Association.
0NELvESA.-Rev James Omelvcna, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church, attended the
meeting of the Ottawa Presbytery, held at
Paw Paw on Tuesday and Wednesday.
NJ. D.-Professor Andrews, Of the faculty
of the Chicago Medical College and pbysi-
clan at Mercy Hospital, was in Ottawa on
Wednesday a. a witness in the Mchenna-
Dyer damage suit.
DAY.-Rev W. T. Day, pastor Of the Con,
gregational church Of this city, will repre-
sent the Fox River Congregational Associa-
ton at the National Council which meets in
Washington this fall.
SURPRISE. +. A. Kendall entertained
a pleasant company on Tuesday evening the
occasion being the Bath birthday anniversary
of Mr. Kendall. The entertainment was a
surprise on Mr. Kendall.
PnoHArE.-I. j. Jogodzinski, q popular
young Polander Of La Sale, is now EN-
ployed in writing up the records Of the pro.
bate clerk 5 Office 1t is needless TO a I'll Mr.
Jogod1uski is a democrat. lie is as well Il
graduate Of St. Vincent College, Milwaukee,
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THE SUNDAY NEWSPAPER

Whether or no the printing Of the Sun
day newspaper is an evil the fact remains
that with each recurring Sabbath day it is
Issued, despite the opposition of many Of
tue clergymen of the country and great
numbers Of those who are members of the
Christian church That Sunday papers
will continue to be published by the secu
lar press, even in the face of this opposition
is not to be doubted, for the success already
gained and the vast number of readers
found by them is encouragement, not only
sufficient to induce those already engaged
in publishing them to continue so doing,
but as well to lead others into the same en-.
terprise.
If the Sunday paper is wholly an evil,
Il Is one so firmly embedded that it cannot
at this day be uprooted, and those who OPP
pose it ought to realize this fact, and in
stead of vainly inveighng against the In.
eyitable, use their energies In insisting that
the evil be of no greater magnitude than is
absolutely necessary. In short, these people
ought to reduce the evil TO the very mini.
mum by creating such public sentiment
as will necessitate the secular Sunday
paper TO take on higher tone and 10 pre-
sent on the Sabbath day better and purer
style OF reading matter than that which
Characterizes the week day issues and in
large measure taiEts the Sunday ones. If !
the Sunday paper contained as much relig. |
ious reading as the issue OF the religious |
press, there could BE no more harm In read
ing il on Sunday than in reading purely 1
religious paper, and this the secular Sun
day paper would contain II the people |
were educated up 10 point where they de-
manded as much from newspaper publish
ers. Let those who oppose Sunday papers
turn their attention for time at least 10 /
this phase Of the question and II will soon be
demonstrated that the Sunday papers will
contain less Of sensationalism and more
that is a. eleyating and as productive of
good as the writings of the strictly church
As long as the Sunday newspaper has 50
many readers within the fold of the church,
who think it no evil, and so many without,
who believe 1t a force for positive good, it
cannot be abolished, And thus the step
now to be taken by those who frown upon
II is to insist that its standard be raised and
its character elevated
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-17

To-day, Uncle Sam" Raymond publishes
his annual romance entitled THE Delin-
quent Tax List Of La Sale county" and to
its publication this week the FREE TRADER
gives the greater number Of its columns. 1t
is the same old story, told in the same racy
style that has always characterized the writ
ings Of the county treasurer. With increas-
ing years and labOrs, "Uncle Sam loses
none of his youthful vitality as far as his
literary efforts are concerned. There is as
much dash and easy flow of language, as
much depth Of plot and pathOs Of description
in this, his latest story, as there was in the
very first one he gave to the public. The
general plan Of all of his writings is alike,
and to a degree the characters who figure in
them are the same This year he again takes
up the tribulations of the worn and weary
taxpayer and in simple yet forcible En-,
glish tells how he has eyaded 'the taxgath-
erer who neither slumbers nor sleeps andupon
whom the sun never sets" There Is no Mt.
tempt at sensationalism, no labored appeal
to the passions, no lavish indulgence in sen
timentalism. 1t is doubtless the want of
these features Of the true romantic school
Of literature that have caused the writings
Of Mr., Raymond to be so little read and so
lightly appreciated, despite their classic
merit. The fact that his circle of readers is
so limited has never seemed to discourage
him, for on each recurring 18th of April he
has presented to the people of La Sale
county his more than "twice told tale'--al-
ways standing ready to pay the most liberal
price for its publication. To those who are
ever anxious to know just how deep the
financial distress Of their neighbor Is, The
Delinquent Taxpayers List" is most charm
ing recital, and by them it is always hailed
with delight. 1t is TO them source of
greater pleasure than some romance that
smacks more of love and less of finance
would be. To such we commend careful read
ing Of this latest contribution to the county's
literature.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-17
DUNCAN e. O'CONOR.


STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE CorNTyu,tss
y Probgh count n La safe County, ~ ne MAJ
Henry Mnuit administrator of the estate OF Moses S,
Coz hiram, deceased, vs. Margaret Francis, sanntI ,
Cochran, Scvllla Rife, william VI. Cochran, JOhn u,
Newell Lemuel D. Newell. samuel ID. Newell, Margaret
f. Thompson, Mahaly shelton John shelton, Nancy
j. Shelton. Reuben H. shelton Minerva Shelton Mar.
I'm shelton, and the unknown heirs and deyisees OF
Moses s. Cochran, deceased.-PeHtioH to sex me-" rs
AFFIDAVIT OF the nonresldence of Margaret Francis,
Seva Rife. Ienuel Il. Newell, Margaret f. Thompson,
RenS r shelton. Minerva shelton and Martin Shell
ton, and the unknown heirs aud deysees OF Moses >
Cochran. deceased, defendants above named, having
been hed in the once OF the clerk of the Probate Court
q La Sale county notice is hereby given 70 The said
Margaret f. Thompson, Mahaiy shelton, John l. shcl,
ton, Nancy J. shelton, Reuben Il, shelton, Minerva
deysees Of Moses $ Cochran deceased, that the said
plaintiff Henry Moft administrator OF the estate or
said Probate Court Of La sale county for order to
sell the promises belonging IL the estate OF said deceas
.sd Gcce %s@ and descFiS be As foows wit
TIE southwest quarter Of the northeast Guarter o OF
north St1n range mS i've east Of the bird principal STd
ian. And the south hfty s0a) acres OF the east one
an Nc 4ss "a osssSp ss OF
north range nye (5) east OF third principal meridian,
against YOU. rctsrnabe at the May term D lsSs Of
sad Court, TO be holden on the third Monday OF May
A. D. lS,G at the court house III Ottawa, IN La sale
Vow unless you, the said Margaret Francis seyllla
Rife, Lemuel II. Newell, Margaret r. thompson.
Mahaly shelton, John L. shelton, Nancy j. shelton,
Reuben =, shelton Minerva Shelton, Martin Shelton,
and the unknown heirs and devlsees OF Moses Coch-
ran deceased. shall personally be and appear before
said Probate Court OF La Sale county, on the first day
of term thereof be holden at the courthouse In
said county, ON the third Monday OF May, 1850 ana
plead demUr To the said compainants petl'
ton died therein the and the matters aud things
therein charged and stated will be taken AS confessed,
and decree entered against you according 10 the pray
or of said bill
Ottawa, Illinois. April lith, 1886.
A. 7. BARTRLS.
Probate Clerk.
DUNCAN 4 O'CoNOR, COmpts Sol, aplll-iw
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The Gossiper.
HER BEAUTIFUL EYES.


O her beautiful eyes! they are blue as the
On the violets bloom when the morning is
new,
And the light Of their love is the CLEAN of
the sun
Der the meadows of spring where the quick
shadows run.
As the morn shifts the mists and the clouds
from the skies
So | stand in the dawn Of her beautiful eyes
And her beautiful eyes are as midday to me
When the lily bell bends with the weight OF
the bee,
And the throat of the thrush is apulse in the
heat;
And the senses are drugged with the subtle
and sweet
A ad delrious breath Of the air lullabies-
So | swoon in the noon Of her beautiful eyes
0 her beautiful eyes they have smitten
mine own
As a glory glanced down from the glare OF
the throne;
And reel, and falter and fall, as afar
Fell the shepherds that looked on the mysti-
cal star,
And yet dazed in the tidings that babe them
arise
So I gropo through the night Of her beautiful
L,,,s, UZtco,g5 Ria,
"a. J. Reddick. Ottawa, H., is at the
Willard. Washington correspondent Ihi-
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10 'ury 'he mono'ohy u leg's'"'''e nie
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-17

The defeat Of Frank Hurd, in his con
test for the seat as member from the To
ledo district now occupied by Jacob Ro
meiss, is probably source OF great salts
faction 10 those who look upon Hurd as one
Of the strongest champions of tariff reform
In this country. 1t may be that long es
tablished system of robbery through indi
rect taxation will be further endured by the
people, but some day the people are likely
10 see "the error Of their ways and mend
them. Tariff reformers do not want or ask
for free trade" they simply seek the dc.
Ing away with unnecessary and burdensome
taxes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-17
Thousands Saw 80.

DR.. T. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
never hesitate to recommend your Electric
Bittcrs to my customers, they give entire sat
isfaction and are good sellers" Electric Bit
tiers are the purcst and best medicine known
and will positively cure kidney and liver com
plants. Purify the blood AMI regulate the
bowels. No family can afford to be without
them. They will save hundreds of dollars in
DOCTORS bills every year. Sold ut fifty cents
bottle by ID. LorriauX.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-17
a Walking skeleton,

Mr.. F. Springer, of Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: ~ was afflicted with lung fever, and
abscess on lungs, and reduced to ,cdikiag
skeleton. Got free trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, which did
mes much good thatI bought dollar bottle
After using three bottles, found myself once
more man, completely restored to health
with hearty appetite, and gain in flesh Of
IS lbs" Call at ID. Lorriauxs drug store
and get free trial bottle Of this certain cure
Cor all lung diseases Large bottles ST.
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DR.. J. ]. HARRIS.
d receipts and expenditures Of Township Funds Town
ship Of Ophr.

ALU ABLE b bEESiHh eirY Sf LOTS s FSi:
SALE very cheap and on easy terms, lhe whole front
on the canal from railroad crossing to the sdecu (eX.
cept one lot) Also residence lots IN the rear.
apr25 j. o. HARRIS & SON
INSURANCE. t FIBE, LIFE Il 4 tss b Aci
companies at current rates. For insurance that is
thoroughly reliable call on u.s. Our smallest company
has more than million dollars; some have over ten
millions, and yet our rates art no higher than others
charge. DIR. j. o. HARRIS 81 son.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-17
Glen advertisements.
TARRANT'S
EfHrVGSCGlt Settler
APERIENT,

an elegant, eiliCaCions and
pleasant aperient In the
form of a powder, prOduc'
ing when dissolved IN water
an ENhilerating, Effcryes'
cling Draught. recommend
ed by our best Physicians as
y reliable and agreeable
remedy. Ii cures COnstipa-
ton, cures Dyspepsia. cures
Plles, cures Heartburn,
cures SiCk-HeadaChc, cures
Liver complaint. cures Sick
Stomach, and gently urges
all the ENCretOry organs to
a proper action. II should
bs found in every house.
hold and carried by every
traveller. NOid by druggists
treyyCheTe.
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I'VE publish by request the following obit

I'VE publish by request the following obit-
uary notice of Mrs. Melissa J. Hawks:
Earth to earth, dust TO dust, ashes to
ashes" Thus all that was mortal Of our
friend and neighbor, Mrs. Melissa j. Hawks
(aee) Bell, of Serena, was consigned to the
silent tomb-the final resting place of all
at Sheridan, April Sth, 1856. She was born
December 18th, 1928, at Palmyra, York Co.,
n. Y, and died April 9Th, 1886. She was
married to Amasa Hawks, who survives her,
in 1851. She also leaves a daughter and two
sons
In the midst of busy duty we pause to lay
n tribute of memory and affection on her
grave. The summons which sooner or later
comes to all has again been heard, remind
ing us of the frail hold we have on the
strange existence called life, and that there
care no blanks in the lottery Of death For
several years she had been sufferer, but
her cheerfulness and patience disarmed the
fears Of the family; in moment the dread
hour came which melts away all happiness
and leaves desolation.
Surrounded by beloved family, who fain
would have kept her from the untried
change, all human efforts were unavail-
ing, and she now sleeps the sleep of death.
A stricken household, where husband, chill
dren and relatives gather in mutual grief
and bemoan the loss Of wife, mother and
sister; church filled with sympathizing
friends n community minglng its tears at
the death of one who had made the world
better for having lived, by the example of an
upright life.
She was Industrious, faithful, strong in
friendship, tender and devoted in her family
and with all lover Of nature-fowers her
delight. Looking on the pale, calm face, we
thought how slight the change from on earth
10 heavenly angel. "Only Kind words
IRE spoken Of the dead praise for well.
spent life, and consolation to the living
How often we have wished that the just
praise could be heard during life by those
hat have gone. Alas! too often we wait till
our friends have left us forever before we
speak of their virtues.
1t is we who speak to-day. Tomorrow our
Ups may be silent; others will take our
places Those gone before have no sorrow
with them; all is over and the eternal prob
lem is solved.
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aTnlopHoRos CO., l2 WALL ST., NEW YORK
Notice to Contractors.

UTICA, Ia SALE Co, Ill, April Sth, 1856.
Sealed proposals will be received Dy the BOARD of
TRUSTEES for sinking an Artesian Well in the Village
depth sufficient "a secure good supply of water
Bids will be opened April S. iSS6, and should be nd
dressed to tEc Village Clerk and marked bid for sink
ing Well" The Board OF Trustees reserve the right 10
reject ans or all bids JOHN HOLCMANN,
President 7. /. Of the Board.
THus II. MARyIS, Clerk. aprl0-:w
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ANCE. Ell Eli
IOWA AND KANSAS AZ has a. 4

and upwards. some special bargains are now offered
rENAS, ARKANSAS, MISSOURI lands nj very low
prices. The days of cheap lands are rapidly passing
away as goods lands as there are in this county
now be had at from - 100 60 $500 per acre. Nows the
time 10 buy, DIR. j. o. II ARRIS AZ son.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST, PRICES REDUCED.
H0LMANS NEW PARALLEL BIBLES
A RIG-OFFER II T2 n. iP7 GTTI

over 2,VJ pages. ffNV fNusfrdted Agents Wanted
Circulars free. A. J. HOLMAN & CO, Philadelphia
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.Hlarrird.

On the 10th inst. by Arthur lockwood. ESQ. Mr.
THOMAS MC3HARD TO NJ IS FLORENCE SCOTT
both of La Sale.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-21

"a -1e -1c1th q November amounted
S5ul5-24957 Total casb In the
---s---. >t,S2. 123- 2Eq5Q
Wlsr-S Dee 1-Secretarv
Fv r--dGv made public the of
rs cf the results u the three
-Qs Fl t1e cruiser Atlantis. made
- A--ls- 9Th frcu September "a
-6-L. and November 18th 10 the
peGIvelv OWNS 70 the ma
Eet-nE Ont Of order Il VS.
--sz5-e q make the full SIX hours
- EZcsTt "a November 18th. The
r1---e1 horse power Is S.51o The
\ -LsS- Developed horse power was
+ 1u1 thai mainly for few min
-sS ne greatest speed was AS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-21
A POSITIVE CURE
for epe1y form Of
| SKIN AND BLOOD
DIS EAS E
FROM
PIMPLES TO SCROFULA|
FROM

DIsFfGURISG HUMORs, Humilia;inz Erup-
IL tions, itching and Burning Skin Tortures,
Loz.Esome Sores, and every species 81 itching,
EczIy, PimpIy, Inherited, ScrofuIOus, and Syphi-
litie Diseases Of the Blood, Skin, and Scalp, with
Loss Of hair, from infancy 70 old age, are cured By
CUTICCRL REsoLTEET, the new Blood Purifier,
internally, and CUTICURA and CCTIcCg1 SOAP, the
great Skin Cures and Bezufifers, externally.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-21
CHOICE SALMON,

IN BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS:
Kits salt Nacke-ai ard salmon Bellies
KEGS. a and = Barrels FSui,y FozS,
Choice Hams sud Bacon,
New York and California Cheese
Adam GGG LiUr-r- Cheese
Oxford auG Cambridge Sausage. and -lo tins :
Vienna Sausage. 7 and 2-l1 tins:
Hsu Sausage. --lp tins.
Coined Beet. PICS Feet. English Drawn.
Lunch Tongues. OK cues, Devilet Nam.
Po--a1 Meats BC-eG tLtcSgl aud Turkey.
Carried Fowl.
S-ccc-ash. Green Com, Graeu Peas.
Lima BearS SE-ju- Beans Asparagus
Blra-1-5u >lrtuDs and Goldfish Balls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-21
Whips. Spurs. Sponges,
chamois. Combs,
Oils and Dressings,

Brushes. AID every Necessary fOE stable use
always o. Ezz1-
E-Thar he sells he viii warrant ~ repre-
ssrre.d arr uarI1 sooner lose sale fhGn nisrep
resent Al article ~ n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-21

0TUCURA REsOLVENT, the new Blood Puri-
" her, Dfuretie, and ApeTient, cleanses the Blood
and Precipitation Of all Impurities and Poisonous
Elements, and thus removes the CAUSE. Hence
i cures speedily, permanently, and eeonornieaiiy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-21
Crosse g. BIackWeilPS
AND
MoRToN'S GOODS!

Zartl Cr--1-ts- ScltarG 6acSLr>, Es1-i bet-.ey
Pearl Sa-o, italian Naccaroui ErG Ner-Dlce--l
al puc up IN s-'5 -luS,
GrCCut Rice. Seuoljua. Neleir Z Chocolate,
Epps' Cocca, Table Vinegar,
Extra Fine Dcre- oil,
Assorted JEus SuG Jgl.ieS.
and 2-lb Tins,
Copeland English Peas,
French Peas and Mushrooms,
Extra SArGiueS. r and i tins.
Merwurs. srd T'rufied Ljve- SSCsG-e>,
SGrds-ls' zud Russian SarGineS,
EpicUre < Blue Point Oysters snd 5-la inns
uumes Salmon. and @-ib tins;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-21

Cutieura, the GREAT sKIE CUBE "a Medicinal
Jelly for external use instantly allAys itching and
Inflammation, clears the Skin and Scalp OF Humorss
Sores, and Dandruf, destroys Dead Skin and Flesh,
heais Ulcers, Sores, and Diseharging Wounds re-
stores the hair, and beauties the Skin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-21

Itching and Burning Skin Diseases,
Baker,, Barriers, GroeeFs', WasherEoman's Itch,
licking Piles, and Delicate Irritstions peculiar
70 both sexes, instantly relieved By warm bath
with CCTTcURA SOAP and single application Of
CCTIcUEl, the great Skin Cure This repeated
daily, with three doses Of CUTTcUEA REsoLYEET,
viii speedily eurs itching Diseases Of the Skin and
Ecslp, VIXEN all other means absolutely fail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-21

A Magnificent Popular Work On the Skin
with Engraved Plates, j. wrapped about the RI
sOLyZSL- Also, one hundred Testimonials, sol
e1nly sworn 70 before the British Consul, vi iei
repeat this story: have been terrible szfTerei
for years from Diseases Of the Ekin and Blood
have been obliged 70 sbun public places By reason
OF ny dishguring hunors; have had the best ply.
siciSns; have spent hundreds Of dollars and zoi
no relief Until used the CUTIcUEA REMEDIES
which have cured rae, and Isft ny ska and blood
a. pure - . child's. Send for our sixfyf5uF page
book, " How 20 Cure skin Diseases" address
HAEAIiAy CoSsIeSEEs,
Benson, Smith 4 Co., HonoIuIu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-21

Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Skin Bezutider
and Toilet Requisite, prepared from CUTIcURA, "a
In treating Skin Diseases, Baby Hu-
mOrs, Skin Blemishes, Priekly Heat, Rashes, Sun
burn, and Rough, Chzpped, OF Greasy Skin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-21
Cart. Wagon and PIOw Harness

CA 81 suppl5et here With bssIer . oEizr7a1 shIp
and Material ard EuzraEtee . EiFe Ere1tel 80
the Coast
FULL LINE OF