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The Sunday herald., 1886-11-28
The Giaut Tramp.
tElluira Gazette.l

William Dunn, the gigantic tramp VINO was locked
In the "dead mans room in the Clly Hospital be
cause be refused 70 crack stone Tor three hours, Was
released ms morning. William not only refused u
crack stone, but also TO eat sleep lie would not
eat because he mad not earned the food he SAID and
he would not sleep because he feared the bed was
NOT clean. He Is believed 10 be a specimen OF new
genus OF traInps The Offielal figures show mat
William IL SIX feet seven Inches IN hgglt
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-28

For "magnetc" man, Mr.. Blaine has rare fac
nlty for making bitter enemies. He presented his
negative electrode to Mr.. Conkling long time ago
and found the repulsion turning up to plague him in
1884. Now he has tried the same process on MIR.
Edmunds, without regard to the solemn presence OF
death. The yermonter is known as good hater,
and this line from the fable Of "The Magnet and the
"Churn" is likely to apply to him:
sThe kettle, 1t boiled with rage, it's SAIL"
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-28
Mr.. Corcorsu,s Por,,er..

WAsIIIhGT0h, Nov. 2i, 1856.
10 the RditOr or 7he Sunday Herald:
DEAR SIR;-I have Just seen copy OF your paper
OF November IA, containing an account OF "Mr. Cor
coran's PoItlere.n desire to correct one express
sion made by "Miss Grundy" In her handsome de
scrlption OF the elegant souvenir She gives I'M
mother and myself the honor OF designing the Ark
ansas square. We simply suggested the name O
one who would aud could represent that State inl
work OF art. 10 Miss Lizzie Luce, daughter OF JohI
B Luce, OF Fort Smith. Arkansas, who designed an,
executed the "unique square,, must be gwen IN,
praise II Justly merits. Very respectfully.
Mu9 IauE n RnuRus
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-28

OUR New York correspondent. who knew him
well, In the letter which we print this morning
gives some interesting facts in the life OF the
late eX-president Arthur. With singular uuan
unity those who had the best opportunities o
knowing him give Mr. Arthur high place as .
man and q gentleman.
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-28

THE Star publishes the list of some rich Phllade-
phlans said to be looking at real estate here yeser-
day. Some OF them at least were the charter grab
bers who were here last winter seeking the right TO
gridron our city with railway tracks.
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-28
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscription, IN ddcdnoe, per year r.......... 2.5O
Remttdnces should be made ov postal note,
money order, or checks on Ne,r York or Washing
ton. When checks on banks IN other cities are
sent fho cost or collection ,rfi be deducted.
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-28

Weather Bureau has been engaged lately In
Its usual winter occupation of predicting terrible
"cold waves" that do not arrive, and ignoring those
TINT do.
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-28

IT was the gloomiest Thanksgiving weather In
years; but no doubt some people found 1t appro-
prlate to their feelings.
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-28
GRAPE AND WINE CHAT.

One OF the chief great medical uses OF light red
wines to relieve The restiessness Night wandering
and thrst of the exanthemata, and especially oI
scarlatina and measles, In children. one need moi
press the use of wine at all. Mix one part OF pure
red wine with one or two of pure cold water, and
let the patient drink it at night adli6itun.
To persons Of the gouty aud rheumatic tempcra
ment-maladies which are vainly attempedto to kecr
at bay by the driest Of diets, such meat, bread
and brandy and water--ght red wines are of specia
SERVICE They neither turn sour themselves nor are
they the cause OF sourness In other articles OF food
But, be 1t observed, they are beverages and moi
drains.
There Is far more enjoyment got out of wine BY
the many who at their meal are able to drink
good pure ordinary than by the few who are ablt
to purchase the rarest vlntages. Are we to believe
the few who, in solitary grandeur, tell us that al
ordinary (pure) cheap wine In rubbish? or can WI
really persuade ourselves that wine Ia obtainabl,
and accessible, that there Is wine enough for all
us?-Dr Druiu.
The variety OF grapes for wine, the careful fer
mentng Of the juice, the equally scrupulous care IL
rearing and preserving wine: these are points on
which depends the condition of that precious bever
age Any effort on the part OF our American grape
growers aud wlne.men In that direction is o
national hygienic consequence, aud should he sec
onded by examining the results. Purity and quality
which guarantee healthful influence, are the con
slderatons by which to select oue's wine.
"An excellent quality and abun1ance:' these ar
the news from California vineyards. The 1885 Gro
will offer many specimens of new propagations. Il
that distant quarter of the aggregate OF America
States the grape industry Is carried on in the mos
intelligent way 1t Will insure the success of tru
sobriety on this continent. Good pure wines |
plenty Will contribute to rapid reform OF drinkin
habits. The family ties will be bound faster b
Americans adopting wine as their table drink.
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-28

"well, for your favor, sir, why. give God thanks,
and make no boast Of II; and for your writing and
reading, let ihat appear when there Is no need OF
such vanity. You are thought mere TO be the most
aenseless and ut man for The constable Of the
watch; therefore bear you The lantern. You
shall also make no noise Ia the streets; for for the
watch 10 babbe and to talk IL most ioerable aud not
TO be endured. II you meet the prince In
the night, you may stay him. Five sbillings 10 one
ont, with any man thai knows the statues, he may
stay him: marry, not without the prince be willing;
for Indeed the watch ought 10 offend no man.
Keep your fellows' counsel, and your own, aud good
night.
"wrlte down, that they hope they serve God; aud
write God first; for God defend but God should go
before such villains! Masters, It Is proved already
that you are little better than false knsyesi ana II
will no near 10 be thought 10 shortly. How answer
you for yourselyesg Why that is nat per-
jury " call princes brother yiaini
Flat burglary AS ever was committed.
rMarTy, sir, they have committed false report
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-28

As for Major Walkers contribution to the
literature of the case, 1t is beneath contempt.
No evidence whatever is produced to prove
the existence of the alleged conspiracy
against him. The anonymous letters which
he parades with senseless exultation are in
fact warnings against the espionage idea
which has proved his downfall. We are
asked to believe that the very persons who
were laying trap for Major Walker would
take the trouble to warn him against falling
into II.
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-28

"The appointment OF Surgeon John Moore to tue
rank OF Surgeon General OF the Army il only one OF
the evidences that modest merit sometimes has its
reward. During the war Surgeon Moore was noted
for faithful and unostentatious discharge OF duty
and the Adjutant General OF the Army, in which he
served as Medical Director, used 10 compliment him
for never asking anything for himself" said one OF
his Army comrades when 1t was announced that the
appointment had been conferred on Surgeon Moore
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prosw.ru Comps

December comes with oh,ily days,
A drnary month unless thcteH aletEbtng.
There's naught tinapire IN" poets lava;
Tho very hons have ceased their laying
Tho brooks ara bound with iuy chains
tlieap M the stove With iu, kswantn'
Tho birds which sang IN sweet RETAIN,
Now carol IN LoutstluR
III" snow Ont, nieBu,rut4 the void
riloap mp the parlUr grtto with CarucD
Can pnot8 HirE when days are cold
The muse IA mu0lod up In iltnno
NnN 'hau we sting ct hatutu's ,hnImH.
When BOrCUs mustcia ali hia fuI,Ca,
Nud Nils oar souls with dread aiRrms'
The task 10 impossible, OF course, T.,
How shtl We ing midst trpt, uui snow,
Oi babblipg brooks aud seas ot clover
1t can't be lonU. Wen stick Ia prose
Intil the winter seasons ovCr.
fr0m ne BOS'On Courier.
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ma NJ
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ID. Atkins, Chief OF Police, Knoxville. Tenn,
writes My family and are bCnohCiaries OF
your most excellent medicine, nr, Kings New
Discovery for consumption having found II To
ne all that you claim tor e., desire to testify to
ITS virtue: hy friends. to whom l have recon.
luendcd II, praise IL at every opportunity Dr.
Kings New Discovery for jonsumptio IA
gualanteed to cure Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Chest and Lungs. Trial bottles free at Cochran 4
Drug store. l3i and l39 NOTh Queen stTcet Lam.
caster, Pa. Large size, 81 %. fO
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What Is II Cold III tho head Medical autho-
titles say II l. due TO atmospheric germs, uneven
clothing OF the body. rapid cooling when In a
peTspiTHtiOn, SC, The important point "a, that
II cold in the head IL II genuine rhtHitis an In
Illumination OF the liginS membrane of the nose,
which, whom unchecked, Is CerlHin to produce a
catarrhal c0nditiOu-tOG Catarrh Is essentially u
cold" which nature Il no longer abl to " re-
solve or throw on l. va Cream Balm has
prOyed lta Ruprrlurily wand zunc,crs from cold In
The head shOuld resort 70 It before that common
EnmeuL becomes seated and ends In obstinate
CatarTh n1a GwdeOd&w
sHILOH's CATAERH REMEnI-S positive
cure for Cnturrh Diptherla, and CHukor Mouth.
for sale by II. B. Cochran, Druggist, No. l37
north Queen street.
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about 5000, aud We would say at least one.
irt ntli hto troubled with some affection of tho
ldiTn ,nlUn ehH lungs, az those complaints are ac-
corning 70 statistics mora numerous than
others. we would advise al not TO neglect the
09pporiunni ny 10 cail on us ana get bottle OF
hehps bMshul Tor the Throat aud Lungs. Price
~ cents aud 81, Trial siZe free ResDcctfully.
II. Il. Cochran, druggist, 1877 North queen street.
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Iho Eest Sllve In the world for Culs, Bruises,
SOTes, UlCor1, salt Kheum, Fever borea, letter,
Chspped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, ana all Skin
ETuptiOns, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
ieguiTcd. II ia guaranteed TO give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. PriCe @ cents per
box FOR sale by Ii. B. Cochran, Druggist, ISL
aud iD North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa
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lhe catholic Cleric who na. Been Summoned
TO EOmr to Faplatn

Reverend Dl. Edward MCClynn has won
much publicity 10y his open advocacy of
Henry George theories, which are soid TO be
opposed TO the teachings OF the Catholic
church, aud he has been summoned to Rome
10 explain certain OF bis utterances IN the
recent campaign. Dr. Mou!yun has declined
10 say much Ia regard n tho matter, as mes
ssgos from the vatican always allow a reason.
able time In such cases for the priest to set H. .
affairs OF his parish ia good running order
before departure. pr. MCGIyun h very
popular with the wide circle of hts parish
i0nCrs and the opinion OF them IL that the
pore IN send him back to his Parish without
even y rcprimani. Dr. MCt,lyun once made
speech in Cleveland, Ohio, that brought
him IN collision with his bishop. He was
student OF the Propaganda aud he
took an oath To- uphold the doctrines
NJ tho church, which IL IN now thought
by tho ighPrAulanUiie1 that ne IA infring.
IuE upon by delivering his speeches IN favor
ot tho TeCeut labor movements which are
disturbing tho elements uf both church and
state. Dr. MCGiynu has no fear of any
serious results from his call to Rome, for II
can be easily urged that priests have taken
pTt in politics IN Europe, most prominent
parts IN England, France and Italy and in
Ireland especially, aud that even pnpes have
been politicians
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS !

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
Velvet Covered. fancy, lCC.
Leather Covered. !'c.
Plus b Covered, sc.
Cabinet size. Gilded and Painted, SOC.
Fine AiUumg, Dark Colorod Leaves, 40"
AUroGRArH ALBUMS.
seven Inch Long, Gilded, Tinted Leaves, l9cii
silk Plush Covered. 4c.
Embossed Plush Covered, large, sec
Leather Covered, square, 5Ea &c.
Embossed Plush Cover, .1g, &C.
Iniaid Wood Work Boxes, large, 5yc.
Glove and handkerchief Boxes, lCc.
Flush Mirrors, Bevelleo Glass, sc.
Pietare exeRihSh fTanes. as SIX E@6 d. &c ?sG 1' wv
Perfume Boxes, Bottles Cologne and Soap,
i2S Boz L1rser ra ss, lSS ana a. ni @ B9H m
Box. Large Painted. 2oc.
Hatrpin Baskets, Sc.
Fine Paint Boxes, two ComplTtments, &c.
Fine Toy Parior Sets h"1 pieces uphol'
Hour Glasses, &c.
Hammered Brass Match Sales onPIusA Cov,Ied
Plush Work Boxes. with Fittings. isc.
Hammered Brass whisk Holders with heads,
!Sc,
Hammered Brass slipper whsk Holders, &c.
Hammered Brass Match Sates &C., lOe' S ana i2c.
Firsgilt and BrGss, SC. Apiece.
Bronze Ash Receivers, &c
Polished Brass Ash Receive on stands. &c.
&c 'D i'''''' ''' '"'' ''''
inkstands, Wood and Glass, I!c.
Hammered Brass lnkstaud, Gu! Glass Bottle
Brass Candlas,Icks, l5c
Bronze CAndlesticks, sc.
Bronze Vases. 2oc.
Bisqus Figures, gc. ., lie. and &.
Scholars Companions, &c, wood Boxes com
Mouth Harmon,oas, &c. worth l'c.
Fine Cigar Gases. GC aOdflU0.
Gents Note and PocEetbook combined, en-
broidered, only tsc.
Japanese Pencil Gases, &c
Hammered Brass Smoker g e'I large, t'
Large Scrap Books, "a.
Leather covered whisk Holders, loc.
Writing Paper In Fancy Boxes, lOo.r I-I, lnc'
Ro ..25c and Soc a Box.
Wire Fruit and Cake Basket, SC
Hammered Brass Comb and Brush Cases, 3lC
Large hammered Brass Trays, Round ana
Fancy Colognes.
Dolis Caps, So, lie. I9c, -'c-
Dolls Plush Caps, 37c.
Elegant Bunches OF Fruit, look Ike natural,
7Sc. and ssc, Bunch.
Christmas Cards. &c loo. and l5c,
Hanging Flower Baskets, large, only ''S'
AFULL STOCK OF sATCHELS.
Leather satchels, CSC ,bOc. and zoe.
Plush Satchels, Roc, i5c 81 70 and highel.
Large Leather Bags. Nickel fnme' Leather
Lined, I5c. worth fl25.
sink Handkerchiets. l5c $50, 55c.
Special Bargain Satin BrUCaded, all Coluls Que
White China elk Muller, corded, Sc.i worth
Elegant Brocaded SILK Munlers, 15c., Asc tlll
d. 5, 49,, o. so, tl75 and higher. ,,..-,
Large Cashmsre Muflers, Fancy satlh @tlipeo,
Embroidered Handkerchief, ac., Ioc ,l'c,, l'c ,
100, ftC sc. and Soc
Embroidered and Table COyels.
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AN UNFOYTUNNTr rEKsON

The most unfortunate person in the world Il
one afflicted with sick headache, but they will
hc relieved at once by using DR.. Leslie's Special
Prescription. SEQ dVUrilsoment in another
column. (l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

For rlame uaCk sidour chest, use Shilohs Por
Gus PiastCr Price % cents. For sale by II. B
Cochran, Druggist, No. l39 North Queen sheet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

Good deeds. once said he celebrated Rich.
ter, riug clear through Heaven Ike Il bell q"
one oi the hHst deeds g. to alleviate human sui.
i"IInRs " Last tA my daughter was ir decline, 10
says Mr7 mary NiasOu, ui NoutIusc, Kansas,
And every body though, she was going into
consumption. I got her bottle 0f pr. X. '.
llcrCcH tuNu.ltv Prescription, and II cured
het. such in-HH. the above urod no oC0mmont
M,lhNw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
BROWNS
IRON BITTERS !
AsTHE BEST TONIC.

tur Weakness, Lassitudo, Lack OF Energy, Etc,
II HAS no EQUAL, Rud " the only iron medl,
cine that i- not Injurious. It EnriChes the
Blood. IuviEuuaira the System. Restores Apre.
lite, Aids Digestion, II does not blaCken or In.
lulc the teeth, cause headache or produce con.
supauun--Gs other medicines do.
DIR. q, II. HINELET, a leading physician OF
springfield ohio. says " Browns Iron Wtters
IS n thoroughly good medicine. / use II In my
practice, aud hnd its action eNcel4 all other
forms OF iron. In weakness, or n low condition
Of the system, Browns Iron BitteFs II usually a
positive necessity. II Il all that II claimed for IT,
DR. ". y. WATERS, 1919 1hiTty.ssCOnd street,
Georgetown, u. c., says " Browns Iron BIT
t-ys Is the Tonic Of the ago. Nothing better. II
creates appetite. giyes strength and improves
digestion"
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed rcd
lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made only bY
BROWN CHEMICAL co,
90 Baltimore, Nd.
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IfTare tn.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite is
poor, you are bothered with headache, you are
hdEety, nervous and generally out OF sorts, and
want to brace up. Brace up, but not lth stim.
mants spring medicines or uitt"Ts, which have
iot their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate NUu for an hour, and then lCaV Q
you in worse condition than boiorc what you
want iH an Alternative that viii purify your
blood start healthy action OF tho Liver and Kid.
heal and strength. such "A medicine you will
hnd IN Electric Bittcr5 and only 50 cents "A bot.
tie at III. IL. COChIuuls DTUu store, lJI ana 1881
North Queen Street. Lancaster, Pa. (3)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

"HACKMETACKn - "A lasting and fragrant per.
lume, trCo % aud % cents. For sale by II E.
Cochran, Druggist No. III North Queen street,
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CURE FOR THE DEAF.

~ Pecks Patent Improved Cushioned Ear
Drums perfectly restore hearing and perform
the work OF the natural drum. Invisible, com
Portable ana always IN position. All converse:
tion and even whispers heard distinctly. Send
for illustrated book with Testimonials, fREh.
Address or call on y. HISCoX, s51 Broadway,
New York. Mention this paper.
iunel0lyeod&lyw
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SUITS AND 0VERCOATS.

No collection of Ike goods In the city can sur.
pass it In Mt, style ana workmanship, and no.
whore else Will you mud as large assortment or
Lower Prices.
We quote a few lmauutacturer5 Closing Out
Prices
sL5o--Men's OvercOats. Black Union Beaver.
worth $50.
SSs-Mcn's OveTCoats, of All.WoO Materials,
worth g. %.
g. 1O-Men's OvcuIOat3, Fur Beaver, worth
tll ~.
siU-Men's OvercoatH. All.wool Cashmere,
worth sl3OD.
O.. 90 Mems OyeTCOala, All-WOOl WUTsted
worth $500.
600 Mems OVerCpA'g, All Wool KersPv Cloth,
worth flGOo
slOOo-Men's Overooats, AIl.wool Chinchilla
Beaver, worth ii %.
suoo-Men's OyerCoNts. Black, Blue OF Brown
Diagonal, els Co
tl2oO-Men's OverUoats, Corkscrew SILK Faced,
worth go o.
els Oo-Men's overcOats. best OF Black OF Brown
Beaver, worth 81 10.
va TO- Mems Overroats, Melton Cloth, worth
ga 90
slh 0o-Men's FroCk Coat Imported Chin.
CbillA). worth 5000.
Youth Boys and ChildTen's OyerCoats at ex
iomciy Low Prices.
We can you 80 per cont on all Ready.
Made Clothing bought ut our store.
reasonable otter will be refused.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

Physicians aud Druggists Recommend
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Hoods SarSapariila.

pared only by |. Z. HOOD Co, ApOthoCHrics,
Lowell, Maag.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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VOLINA CORDIAL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23

- y
nv i'm ported Hercules 2Sy1, n r. ". II.
sarah Bernhard 1888, y. Il. y. H.
8 NATIVE FULLBLOOD NORMAN COLTS
Entered for registry In vol !, y. r. y. H.
demonstration colt years old, sired 10y imported
Black Ftcnchmau 26G9 \. H. y. H. Dam, imported
Cleopatra 1852. Y. X. n. II.
Juliet Mare colt year old sired by imported Black
FrenChman eTl9, y. u. y. IL. Dam, imported bIaua
1881, s. Il. y II.
Mare AnthOny-StallIon colt black. year old, sired
nv Imported Black trenchman 2f2g. n r y. II. Dam,
imported Sarah Bcrnhardt 2S}s, y. Il. y, H.
Two full blood stallion sucking colts, sired by import
ed Hercules 2S37. n. II. N. II.
Eighteen high grade stations brood mares and colts.
ranging from half bloods to fifteen sNteenhs, all or
when stock has been carefully bred aud nrs class IN
every particular.
JERSEY CATTLE
Thirteen head Of cattle. described a. follows
ono high. grade Shorthorn bull.
Four head ~ high grade Jersey cows
Eight head OF highgrade Jersey mich cows.
Lunch served promptly at u o'clock. Conveyance
will be at Bloomington TO take people 10 the farm.
TERMS OF sALE-The imported and nt't," 'ii'-
blood stock Will DE sold on ~ month"; time n' per
cent interest All other stock will be sold on f"''"
months lime, without interest.
MRS. JOSEPHINE LOWREY.
j. II. KIRKPATRICK, Auconeer.
n B-Mr Henry &. Lowrey will have on exhibition
and for private sale 80 head Of imported hOres arg"
number Of which have just arrived. "cfs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23

CORA. Alshuer, the clothier, has Sc
cured fine specimen of Rocky mountain
goat. 1t is very large, has beard under its
chin and all along down its extensive neck &,
and even on its front legs 1t stands in the
show window of the store, looks as though it
had forgotten something and appears rather
lonely 1t is thoroughly dead
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23

DEATH.-Miss Edith, aged 90 years the
youngest daughter o. A. II. Strobel, died on
Thursday evening of Bright's disease. The
funeral will be at her parents house at ? p.
NJ today.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23

Gives the Allopsthic, Homeopathic and Eclectic
treatmens-al three-for each and every disease aud
ailment.
Has classified Table OF Symptoms" by which any
ordinarily intelligent person can determine well As
a ply stefan what disease patient is suffering from or
threatened with.
This is feature of the book worthy OF special atten.
ton--a feature peculiar 10 this book Any good nedl.
cal work will tell you what TO do. II you knoG Uhat
the disease is but the difficulty Is you cannot tell from
the book what II is. To ind out, you obliged TO
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view; written generally in the interest Of he prQfes'
sion. With "Our Family Physician" You can tell,
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doctor could In this respect the book differs from all
Others and even If you hare others, you need this
book also.
II 10 book that after using six months, no parent
would part with for $50
II will save from 8 to $50 every year in any family
We have had a special edition Of this standard an,i
well known work. elegantly bound 5il pages the SAME
style in which in book 1t sells for printed for
use by this paper as premium During the coming
four osths We shall offer this valuable book, together
with a years subscription IL the FREK TRADER, for
500!
In other words we wi sell you the book for about
one.half IL regular established price, and give you
YEARS SUBSCRIPTION TO THE FREE TRADER FOR
NOTHING,
We do this OF course 10 build up the circulation Of
our paper which We are determined shall 20 regularly
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IL you waAt the best medical work there is for home
use and the best weekly paper published in La Sale
county, now Is your opportunity! You can get BOTH
for $OO! Where this book is to be seut out of Ottawa
20 cents extra must accompany the order to prepay
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IL the book saves calling doctor ONLY ONE TIME,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23

RoUsEs Mrs. eastman is building a
dwelling house on the corner of Clinton and
Jefferson streets. Saunders Bros. have the
contract for $500 They are also putting
upa neat story.and.a half cottage for Mrs.
Wallace, on the South Side